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I can't find a decent OS. It seems that all of them are shit.
> Windows has shitty font rendering, and spies on you. Also it's not good as it was back in 2003 era.
>Gnu/Linux it's a too much terminal dependant, also the community it's actually a real shit. Also Amd support is a meme.
>OsX it's a real meme. I can't believe people are still believe that they are "perfect" for musician.
Am I the only one that have this kind of though?
Only Android Desktop can save us.
macOS is the best OS. I feel sorry for Pajeets™ and GNU/Pajeets since they are missing out on the world's most advanced desktop Operating System.
>>55505613
Have you actually tried anything but Windows so far? By tried I mean more than half a day.
People who are OK paying a small premium for:
Higher build quality
Higher quality software
Better looking devices
Get the fuck in here
>Only true if you buy prebuilt
>false
>false
>>55505506
Apple is a brand like any other. It used to be special.
I love apples!
So I've got a Toshiba Canvio Basics 500gb HDD.
I need it to work with PS4 and with file sizes of more than 4GB, therefore EXFAT is my only option. The problem is my XP computer does not recognise the drive in EXFAT.
Originally I couldn't even format it as EXFAT, but by using a PC on Windows 7 I was able to do this, but having plugged it back into the XP PC it now doesn't recognise the drive.
Any ideas highly appreciated!
Thanks :)
>xp
for what purpose
Use MBR instead of GUID
http://phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Windows-10-Unity-Desktop
Are you ready for Unity on Windows 10?
>>55505504
The 4 freedoms.
>>55505433
Cool, I guess, but there's probably a lot of overhead.. And bugs.
So my ASUS P5Q PRO recently died (power on but no post, psu is fine) and I need a cheapish build to go with my GTX 660. I chose the FX 4300 and some cheap 2x4GB ram from G.Skill. Now, I won't overclock and will probably need the most "linux friendly" one in the future. So what be the best for about €80?
>ASRock 970 Pro3 | 69€
>GA-970A-DS3P | 72€
>GA-970A-UD3P | 83€
Thanks
Decide yourself
>>55505406
>AMD
JUST
>>55505417
Would the all be the same for Linux? Like, no incompatibility problems?
>Dude, don't do that shit, you'll fuck up the screen!
>tfw my laptop has a bright spots because of this
Should have listened.
>>55505359
Ew windows xp
shill out dude
I'm trying to make a url/ip obscurification tool. I have it mostly finished even though code looks like shit.
What are some alternative formats to ipv6 that work in the browser?
I know long/short and ipv6+.ipv6-literal.net (windows shit)
Is there a way to format ip6.arpa so you can visit it in your browser?e.0.0.2.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.2.0.8.0.f.0.0.4.0.b.8.f.7.0.6.2.ip6.arpa
I've looked up a ton of shit about ipv4, there are a lot of different representations, for example:
>Error: Our system thinks your post is spam. Please reformat and try again.
... let me take a few out what the fuck0xd8.0x3a.55598
0330.3856686
0xd8.3856686
0xdd83ad92e
0xd8.0x3a.0xd9.0x2e
3627735342
Are there any I missed other than more mixed-format addresses?
This doesn't work with cloudflare addresses because "A valid Host header must be supplied to reach the desired website"..
Anyone know how to get around that?
Homoglyphs are also pretty cool because most modern browsers protect against them, so, now you can use random ass look alike characters and still get to the website.GOOGLE.COM
I haven't started on the rest of the URL yet, I suppose there are more ways to represent shit, right?
What are some other ways to encode the url?http://3326494061/%73%65%61%72%63%68?q=%43%61%70%74%61%69%6E%20%50%6C%61%6E%65%74&tbm=%69%73%63%68
tl;dr help me obscurify urls/ips
>>55505292
Ok, this is what was giving me trouble:0330.072.
0331.056
>>55505292
It also converted my unicode to regular text...
hmm
http://pastebin.com/raw/ujVRjR0A
A data URL scheme to a page meta refreshing to your real URL would be pretty obscure.
https://techcrunch.com/2016/07/08/messenger-adds-end-to-end-encryption/https://techcrunch.com/2016/07/08/messenger-adds-end-to-end-encryption/
http://www.fbpurity.com/install.htm your welcome
>I don't use fb cause they sell my data
>I don't use social media cause I'm a beta neckbeard and have no real friends
>all my friends and I use skype, tox, and IRC's and think it's 2005 still
>Even tho social media has good things to it, I have no "use" for it
since you're on a tech site, you're expected to understand that end-to-end encryption on Facebook Messenger (or WhatsApp) is completely meaningless
the only reasonable cases for people snooping on you are
> facebook is snooping on you/datamining you, whether automatically or otherwise
> a government agency has access to facebook's data
> someone has physical access to your device or less likely, has compromised it remotely
none of these are solved by this encryption, it's a bunch of a crap
>>55505263
You must be 18 to use 4chan
>Even tho social media has good things to it
Like what?
So /g/ since I started using qbitorrent I never encountered any issues, however, recently I/O errors have been popping up frequently with large files (15+gb) is there a fix for this? Or should I just switch to something else like Deluge or an older uTorrent build?
Deluge
Transmission
that might mean your hard drive is dying my friend. do a disk check.
What is up with AMD fans and "waiting"? They love their waiting like
>wait for bulldozer
LMAO
>wait for Fury and HBM
Overpriced, power hungry and slow in everything other than select DX12 titles
>wait for Poolaris
power draw farce, shit cooling
>wait for Vega
?
>wait for Zen
Chipsets are being made by ASMedia LMAO
Why do they choose to wait for the next over-hyped and underdelivering product?
What is the root cause for this destructive and pointless behaviour?
Discuss.
Azor Jon
>>55505204
Poverty. Otherwise, they would just buy superior Intel and nVidia products
>>55505221
That, but there's got to be some weird underdog mentality mixed in there as well.
Are AMD fans the SJWs of home computing?
320 CBR mp3 vs 256 m4a?
songs have same price at google play music and itunes.
m4a is lighter but mp3 quality is better (?)
Also, do you prefer support Apple or Google?
>>55505200
Do you even have any idea what you are talking about?
>>55505200
Both shit, go for ogg
>>55505289
not really, is why I'm asking
How would one go about making a Tor site that's as secure as it can get? You know, for selling stuff... in a niche area.
As far as I know most people get busted because of pure stupidity like not encrypting, money transfer, etc.
I have reasonable experience in doing everything software related for this, but not in actual security. Last thing I remember learning about this in school were SQL injections and methods like that. What books or resources should I look into?
In what country should I put the server and how do I secure them?
>selling stuff in a "niche" area
You sure it is so niche?
Quick article by the owner of Doxbin: http://pastebin.com/index/GrV3uYh5
>>55505190
Asking this on a taiwanese home cooking board shows you don't know what the fuck you're doing and that means you're pretty much guaranteed to get caught. Give it up, don't become the next dpr.
What is the best way to make a computer case for under $20 or free?
Just get this beautiful case
>>55505069
Dumpster dive a 90s beige box, use angle grinder to improve airflow.
cloudcomputing.jpg
While my headphones are good, I finally want to get myself speakers and have the full experience. The problem is, I have no idea what to look for.
All I know is that they should have decent sound quality and lots of bass. My budget is around 300€. I'm fully aware that I can't expect a lot for that amount money.
I want to put them on my desk and ideally connect them to my PC. Do I need anything else besides the speakers themselves?
Also, here's a list of different speaker types from Thomann. What's the right category for me?
Passive PA-Sets
Active PA-Sets
Passive Full-Range Loudspeakers
Column systems
Active Full-Range Loudspeakers
Passive Stage Monitors
Active Stage Monitors
Active Subwoofers
Passive Subwoofers
Small Loudspeakers for Installations
Mid-Hi Loudspeakers
Line Arrays
Battery Operated Loudspeaker Systems
Accessories for Battery Operated Loudspeakers
Installation Loudspeakers
Covers for Loudspeakers
Loudspeaker Components
Thanks for any replies.
Just get Active Speakers + an Audio Interface.
Look for JBL LSR305 and Steinberg UR22 MK2
Active Stage Monitors - 2.0 setup
Audio Interface
Iam currently looking for the same setup, also from germany.
Lets bump it up.
>>55505029
>Lots of bass
Wrong. You want as flat of a frequency response as you can get. Subs are overrated and unnecessary, but if you like shitty sound by all means go with something with a sub. If you're looking for quality then go with active full range speakers.
Whats /g/s opinion on pci express ssds?
Idea is decent, in practice it doesn't work because booting from PCI-E is either impossible or a massive pain in the ass.
The SSDs aren't really fast enough to take advantage of PCI-E's bandwidth, either.
>>55504997
I have an intel 750, there is an optimization I haven't done for it which may yield higher reads/writes, but so far:dd if=/dev/zero of=~/temp.file bs=1M count=10240 conv=fdatasync,notrunc status=progress
10468982784 bytes (10 GB, 9.8 GiB) copied, 12.0933 s, 866 MB/s
10240+0 records in
10240+0 records out
10737418240 bytes (11 GB, 10 GiB) copied, 12.966 s, 828 MB/s
$ dd if=temp.file of=/dev/null bs=1M count=10240 status=progress
10180624384 bytes (10 GB, 9.5 GiB) copied, 8.0003 s, 1.3 GB/s
10240+0 records in
10240+0 records out
10737418240 bytes (11 GB, 10 GiB) copied, 8.42474 s, 1.3 GB/s
I'm enjoying it so far. Great VM load times.
>>55504997
Superior.
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