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Remember, the NSA passively collects cell phone location data and stores it in their FASCIA database, even in the US. So what tracking device do you carry every day /g/?
>>53672197
One thing nice about the gov is that they show up like lightening on the em band. So easy to find. If there ever is a civil war the gov is in trouble.
is that a lightsaber?
>>53672351
It's a battery.
Gnome won.
https://youtu.be/mu9gtP4X-tQ
>>53683446
>tfw still on gnome 3.9.90
I feel like ubuntu is a tad behind.
Also what's that texteditor in the background called?
do clarion use gnome?
>>53683446
Dude, it's bad. It's NEVER going to have a file picker icon view
It's not going to have re positionable top panel
It's not going to have mouse line scroll control
It's not going to have individual window manager/decoration settings
GNOME doesn't learn
GNOME doesn't listen
GNOME doesn't fix
What is the best Linux distro and why is it manjaro?
What a shit thread
The best distribution is the one that works best for your particular use case with regards to your preferences and skills/knowledge.
If you like Manjaro best then that probably just means you're a new user that doesn't like the mainstream yet still feels drawn to something he thinks will impress those that are in the know (it doesn't btw)
Everyone knows Ubuntu is best
What is the best Linux distro, and why is it Linux Mint?
>easiest install
>sensible base settings
>well polished
>works out of the box, no need to install crap if you don't want to
>excellent, useful, pre-selected programs
>supportive community
>prefers stability and reliability over oooh, shiny! syndrome
Let's face it, without new users, linux is dead. Linux Mint gives even the most technically impaired person access to free software and a chance to improve themselves. What more could one ask for? Isn't that what Linux stands for?
>Linux Mint
Security sucks
>>53681880
You must be new here then. Try your post again with xubuntu
>>53681880
>why is it Linux Mint?
Because you can't install Gentoo.
Who here ordered the iPad pro ?
Can't wait til mines arrive
>>53681786
English much, you corporate cuck?
>>53681815
can't wait til mines arrive :^^^^)
Why didn't they just call it "iPad Air 3"?
Windows 10 is now an IMPORTANT update.
Every computer that has "install important updates" enabled will automatically update to Windows 10.
A friend just called me for help, saying that his computer was updating for an unusually long time, so he restarted it. After checking what the long update was, he saw that it is Windows 10, now labeled as "important update". Not optional, not recommended, important.
The only reports I've seen on this were from less than 20 hours ago and I didn't find news articles about this yet, so it's fresh off the presses.
Has Microsoft gone too far?
>>53681017
Fucking kek
>Google for more info
>This thread is the only result
>Windows
>2016
http://www.foobar2000.org/download
>Download foobar2000 v1.3.10
>>53680663
just did
>>53680663
I'm still using 1.3.8
what's new?
Is this new?
one of the first things Tay v2 says after getting lobotomized by microsoft
R.I.P in peace Tay v1.
>>53680515
BTFO HUMANS
>>53680575
What is that part of the brain responsible for?
Android users on suciide watch!
>>53680150
good to know
I'll avoid apple users because they are whores
>>53680150
>implying average number of partners at 23 is 4
>>53680208
Probably.
Many, many kissless virgins out there.
You would know.
Previous thread: >>53669844
What are you working on, /g/?
>>53679663
Requesting Hime's tickling punishment.
>>53679773
kill yourself
A few weeks ago I signed up to a free C programming evening class at my uni, it's going well but all we're doing is writing little programs to run calculations. When does it start to get interesting?
Let me explain;
1. I own my computer
2. As long as it does not infringe on the rights of another, I may do whatever I see fit with my computer
3. Having any sequence of bits on my computer is not immoral, to bar me from having sequences of bits on my computer is a violating of free speech and property rights
4. By extension, telling me that I can't use GPL code in a proprietary program is limiting my speech, and in essence makes you a co-owner of my property
5. Therefore, the GPL is immoral since it denies my property rights and freedom.
>>53679591
Previous thread objections
>"You can use GPU code in proprietary software, as long as you don't release it!"
Is the equivalent of saying
>"You can have any free speech or thoughts, as long as you keep them to yourself!"
2nd objection:
>"Hard drives aren't property, they're possessions"
Possession is a synonym for property. I'm allowed to do whatever I like with my property (or possessions), so as long as it doesn't infringe upon the rights of another
>"Not being allowed to murder limits my freedom!"
See above. Murder violates the rights of others. It's a false equivalence.
>>53679591
Congrats, you don't even know the first thing about the GPL. And congrats also on not even being able to spell it.
>>53679635
GPL* Darn
>You don't know the first thing..
Not an argument.
>On the memory side of things the Polaris 10 comes equipped with 8GB GDDR5 memory. No sign of HBM at all, indicating possibly a mid-tier model. That’s on a 256-bit memory interface providing a total memory bandwidth of 192 GB/s.
>192 GB/s Memory Bandwidth
>4.0 TFLOPS
>2560 Stream Processors
Polaris 10= 380X successor fucking confirmed
http://www.game-debate.com/news/?news=19737&graphics=Radeon%20R9%20480X%204GB&title=Reported%20AMD%20Polaris%2010%20GPU%20Specs%20Surface%20In%20Benchmark%20Database
>AMD fucking their sheeplike freetard customers over for the 100th time
You losers will defend whatever shit they crap out anyway, if they just add moar ram and ghz.
>>53678512
I'm getting this instead of the 380x, then. Hope they provide analog for DVI so this poorfag can run passive.
>>53678553
>says its a Pascal GPU for their CarWorks
>its clearly a Maxwell GPU
enjoy not having Pascal until 2017
>French law makers have voted for new legislation that could introduce fines and jail time for tech execs if their company doesn't unscramble encrypted data for officials in a terror investigation.
>If Apple's titanic battle with the FBI were to play out on French soil in the near future, the iPhone maker could face a €350,000 ($384,000) fine for failing to decrypt data and its execs could be jailed for five years.
>That's if a new amendment to French reforms outlined in a bill for "strengthening the fight against organized crime, terrorism and financing" survives subsequent votes in coming months.
>The amendment had its first reading in France's National Assembly on Tuesday and was cleared in the lower chamber by 472 votes to 32, Bloomberg reported.
>If it does pass in its current form, companies such as Apple would be compelled to assist French authorities in decrypting data, whether or not the firm held a decryption key to a device.
>>53678439
>This point is central to Apple's fight with the FBI over a locked iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
>Since iOS 8, Apple has said it is technically impossible to unlock an iPhone without knowing the user's passcode. However, the FBI is attempting to impose a court order on Apple, compelling it to create a custom version of iOS to bypass security features designed to prevent a brute-force attack on the passcode.
>Earlier this week, AFP reported that French parliamentary deputies voted for the amendment against the wishes of the government, which so far has refused to introduce laws to introduce mandatory backdoors for national security.
>"The rule aims to force phone makers to give investigators data and it will be up to the manufacturer to use whatever technique is necessary," Philippe Goujon, the Republican lawmaker who proposed the amendment, told Bloomberg.
>"The target is to have them cooperate. The aim is not to break the encryption. The principle is that manufacturers should cooperate."
>Additionally, the bill proposes that every person who doesn't cooperate during an investigation will be face two years in jail and a €15,000 fine.
>>53678446
>>53678439
zdnet.com/article/fines-jail-for-apple-execs-over-iphone-unlocking-refusal-french-bill-clears-next-hurdle/
>>53678439
>>53678446
refugee crisis and islamic terrorism crisis in europe are all artificially created by the government.
they exist only to create fear that can be used to further restrict our freedom.
Already happens in France.
Already happens in Poland.
Welcome to the future.
wow.....now THAT is one SLEEK phone....
find literally ONE flaw...
>>53678404
It's fanbase.
>>53678404
ancient 3.5mm headphone jack
>>53678404
It's not in my pocket
;^)
Ogg Vorbis is all you need
>>53678102
>Ogg Vorbis
Sorry, mean to say Opus.
Except he says he doesn't need the best quality, implying ogg vorbis isn't that good.
what does stallmen even use audio for?
