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>>53685429
x86 assembly and c
any unix, linux is easiest

You're better off reading a lot of on Networking and TC/IP, then basic System Administration stuff, then familiarize yourself with the commons tools pentesters use. Programming is only useful if you can identify a need or a problem first. If you don't know what you're doing, you're not going be able to code some leet hax tools.

Seriously, just pirate some A+, Network+ and Security+ certification training materials from thepiratebay, and start studying. It's not as glamorous as you think.

"CBT Nuggets" and "Pluralsight" are both good publishers of video courses and literature which you can search for on whatever torrent tracker you'd like.

>>53685537
Oh, and Kali Linux is a distro that comes with a bunch of common penetration testing utilities.

>>53685185
>IMPROVE their product
You mean inject ads? Or is it aids?

>>53685185
It's the fact that they don't explicitly detail what's being collected and what it's used for.

Tell me what you want to know, and then I'll make an informed judgement as to whether it's worth the privacy/security risk to allow others to use my data. As it's usually hidden behind weasel-worded 'we may or may not use unspecific blah blah to enhance the user story' legalese, I can't make an informed judgement and thus turn all that shit off if possible.

>>53685446
about:telemetry

You're welcome

>>53684848
Personally I like the D, but it might be cos I'm meet and can't get anything better.

>>53684848
I like some aspects like the symbolic module system, but I don't feel like it gets to a point where you can say "Wow, the next major release totally isn't gonna break my non-trivial software build.", simply because with the all-in-one language approach they might have bitten off more than they can chew.

I mean, they already took a decade or more to redesign the language, figure out which standard library to use and they haven't finished removing their still crap-tier garbage collector from the standard libraries.
Also some other insane decisions, like supporting every C++ ABI that will exists are things why I don't believe in Ds long term success.

So far I've read the book and played a bit, and I really like it. I only hope the GC will be optional in practice, and not only in theory in the future.
It's so much better than sepples.

>>53684749
>>>/fuckoff/

it's a power supply.
sometimes called power brick

you fucking moron

>>53684782
I know THAT

But what's the difference between a horizontal one and a vertical one? How do you search for one instead of the other?

>>53684542
Depending on the price. <600, well done. If you spent more, it's just silly since you could get a rMBP.

>too poor to buy a MBP

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>>53684590
im not a fag so i didnt buy a mac, and i spent 2300. Comes with 16GB of ram, a 6th gen I7, 4k display and its sexy as fuck to look at.

I also bought this mouse.

>>53684451
No.
Go re-watch Mr. Robot again kiddo.

Not the one they think they are.

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>>53684451
Of course.

>>53684258
Wait for Zen.

>>53684486
Zen?

Coreboot

Kevin is the shit.
RIP Diggnation.

>>53684381
I wonder if he hangs out with moot since they both work at google now

Digg was the precursor to reddit, and /g/ pretends to hate reddit even though they use that site.

>>53684144
Yes. It's probably low. I don't know though.

Yes, if your dad is the CEO of the company.

Sure, you just have to work harder, but it's not impossible.

I also don't have a degree, but I also went to one of those fancy boot camps and got a job about two months out. A pretty shit job, but it helps pay the bills.

Laravel or bust

>>53684068
>php framework
What is this, pre-2010?

>>53683950
love your dark neon style colors.... :)

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Current colorscheme which is pretty basic.
Don't really have a favorite one since I'm never satisfied. But I do also like Solarized Dark, Kobalt, Oblivion and Noway Today (from netbeans when coding java).

Gruvbox
Can't be bothered to get a screenshot, works a treat with flux too

I think the #1 mistake people make about modern malware is that you'll always know when it is on your system. You see this a lot with the "hurrr I have Common Sense v2, so I don't have an anti-malware suite." They don't realize malware doesn't have flashy payloads anymore. Back then, it was all about attention. Now, it's about money. Why would a bitcoin miner be all flashy? You would know it was there. I could talk about this all day, but currently busy at the moment.

Basically, have an anti-malware suite. Also, Malwarebytes is NOT a single solution. It is an addition to a (free or not) suite.

>>53683818
Ummmm, great example, Bitcoin miner is the most flashy thing there is. Even a retard can notice slowdown and fact, that his computer is now vacuum cleaner.

>>53683818
Which suites would you recommend?

That is another question a lot of people ask me.

>>53683729
zen book or xps 13 imho

>>53683750
Going to have to (You) this. Beautiful, if obsolete, machines.

Read the question

>>53683367
If it can mean both, then it does. Thus, the one with the higher capacity is the correct answer.

>>53683561
/thread

hum... go on codegolf.stackoverflow, profit

>>53683232
redevelop tensor flow from the ground up in javascript and electron

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>>53683271
>Javascript