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>>53752561
operator overloading is nice when you're doing something like defining a vector class.

granted, I've NEVER had to do that besides when I'm fucking around at home, during first year Uni, or at a job interview.

Still seems like somebody in the world had to make a vector class. he probably used operator overloading.

>>53752561
Preprocessor macros are really cool if you're into meme-tuning your languag for solo-projects.
Same for operator overloading .

Most of the C libraries and raw pointers.

>install Linux

Found the problem

>>53751803
>install linux

Sounds to me like Linux is suffering.

>>53751784
>disc
>physical

No

>>53751784
yeah, with the ps4k maybe.

I personally wont buy any until I can play them on a PC

>>53751821
The switch to Bluray was quite the bumpy ride to say the least and now they want everybody to go run out and buy 4K Blu Ray players?

These manufacturers are really out of touch and banalised the switch to HD 1080p Televisions around 2007-2010 to a mere people were so impressed with 1080p and now they think gramps will rush out and buy a 4K TV.

>>53751674
>https://mastermind.atavist.com/he-always-had-a-dark-side
>"Before encryption was a mainstream idea"
>Decades of encryption benefiting normies ignored
>His own website uses TLS
>SSL 2.0 = 1995, SSL 3.0 = 1996, TLS 1.0 = 1999
What a shitty blog.

>>53752024
>"Before encryption was a mainstream idea"
>what is caesar cipher?

>>53751674
Wait, what? That hyperlink. kek

>>53751414
not hard, but people would come up with a New system, so they Donat habe to pay these .2%. They just leave bitcoin.

>>53751499
Not talking about bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency in particular. I'm interested in a hypothetical scenario where a country abandoned paper money and made a cryptocurrency its official currency.

>>53751414

Federal Income Tax does not pay for programs - it is a myth that was dispelled in the 1980s by the Grace Commission. The same is true for any countries with a central bank.

Our tax code is so complicated that even IRS agents can't figure it out - it is magical thinking to assume that taxes are being calculated, collected and disbursed according to the government's official narrative.

Inflation is what pays for everything. The tax pays the bankers their counterfeiting fee. Attempts have been made for years to ramp up the "money laundering" and "muh terrorism" fearmongering to ban cryptocurrencies, but they are all kidding themselves.

The sooner technology puts an end to the central bank, the more likely it is fiscal catastrophe will be averted.

Try win 98 or win2k.
256MB ram is not really enough for winXP with SP3.

For linux there are few choices really.
Either going for a very minimal graphical setup like tinycore linux or puppy linux

or (what i'd do really)

going full stallman mode and using it in text-mode only.
for that ubuntu server, debian stable or maybe even centos should be plenty.

You could really learn some useful stuff when put in front of a mother OS without a gooeyyy

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Nothing.
Let it rest already... It has not deserved this.

Also, if Lubuntu runs slow, everything will unless you have a very specific task for it to run only.

My answer to your question is. If you don't know what to do with it exactly, and you just want a full blown OS on it but Lubuntu runs slow, throw it away.

>"Why is my computer running so slow?"
>"Your hardware is shit."
>"But it ran windows xp just fine"
>"Then install win xp and stfu"
>"Do the linux for me!"
>"Ok."
>"It runs like shit!"
>"Because it didn't change the shitty hardware."
>"But it ran win xp just fine!"
And so on, for every, the end, fuck you.

>>53751189
OpenBSD

Install Gentoo

>enterprise
wat

>>53750988
telemetry

>implying i have a choice

>>53750871
So what?
Captcha digitizes books
Captcha v2 makes better google maps/street view.

Maybe the machine learning algorithms can be stolen and then captcha will be useless

yay

I can't imagine any reason you'd want to know this other than you're stalking someone

>>53750890
Lol, I'm not stalking anyone, I just talked to the person the other day, and I wonder if I made they mad. I don't know what I did wrong. But we did get in a fight. It's just weird, I might just be paranoid, but I don't know why they would just block me. Anyway, how can you tell?

>>53750981
You talk face to face and ask them

wow that's less than minimum wage in my country

>>53750610
sounds like a german entrylevel job ad.
That is why you always look to outsource yourself.
A whole world who will appreciate more than the place where you stand.
Can't wait to get out of here.

>>53750610
can almost guarantee that's edited to change some things, either the education/experience requirements or the pay, or even both.

foobar2000 on Windows, Black Player on Android.

the llama abusing one

Aimp4 on Windows, BlackPlayerEX on Android.

>>53750326
because this will be locked-down sony garbage and will have less games than ps3, sonycuck

>>53750345
>coming to PC
>locked down
>less games

Hopefully they send Bloodborne with it.

Sitting comfy in neovim.

>>53750292
How easy is it to migrate if you have pretty many plugins and a shitton of vimrc lines?

>>53750316
Not the dude you asked but it's as easy as just symlinking your old vimrc to ~/.config/nvim/init.vim

Install gentoo

mpv on gun/lunix

>>53750449
>>53750433
Not using Linux for my anime machine, as I also use it for some games.
>muh gayms
Yes.

>>53749406
I'm actually curious about what hardware and software goes into making one

>>53749426
I've heard it takes a bunch of storage, but I'm not sure how much.

>>53749426
You have to use Windows Server if you're retarded like me and don't know how to set it up on Linux.