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Fuck the bonnet is real.
>make Instagram account to follow hot models
>instantly flooded with hot Asian girls following me with out even having any pictures on my profile.
Fuck they know about my yellow fever.
>to follow
>follow
are you retarded
>>53516062
Sorry typed this really fast on my phone.
>use service to get what you want
>get what you want
>complain about it
privacy faggots
It's 2016 and Linux is finally starting to grow in desktop usage.
You know what's going to kill it before it gets off the ground? How fucking garbage FOSS UX design is. So many UIs look straight out of the 90s and make hardly any sense.
There's one bright side. It's FOSS software.
What can we do about it?
>>53516036
You rice it, faggot. Read the sticky.
>FOSS software
>Free and open source software software
>>53516047
Better appearance does not make up for shitty design.
ITT: Recent good hardware designs that are overlooked because they are not shiny smartphones
>>53515901
Looks like the HP 4550 from the late '90s.
>>53515901
>Paper is jammed
>Please remove the jammed paper
Yeah, great design breh.
I'm 42 years old.
I just graduated from my local community college with an Associate Degree in Computer programming. It took me 2 years to get degree (69 credit hours). I'm looking for a position as an entry level java developer.
http://degreeprograms.gtcc.edu/computer-programing/#toggle-id-1
Why can't I find a job? I can't even get an interview. Not one. Is it because I'm too old?
yes.
no one is going to hire a 42 year old java developer with no experience.
You came to the right place to ask.
>>53515732
there are cheaper and better trained people out there, especially for entry level java work
Welcome to the botnet.
How many threads have you made so far?
>>53515473
Try and stop me faggot.
>>53515473
This is my three hundred and forty-second. I receive approximately $0.42 for every thread I make that gets at least (20) replies or makes it to page (3).
Who remembers e-machines?
>>53514579
Who wouldn't remember them? The brand died not even over ten years ago
they held onto the rapidly shifting PC market for a while by being cheap and then died as a result of competition/buyouts whatever the hell it was. People likely still own them and you can find the clunkers anywhere you find shit people don't want
>NEVER OBSOLETE
>>53514579
>I had one
>never obsolete
There were better, smarter phones at the time. Why did mainstream take the dumbed down route?
Why was Symbian demonised for being too hard and complicated when both the iPhone and Android have grown to be Symbian clones?
>>53514385
Because Android is a malware infested shit platform with no updates.
>>53514385
because like most things that simplified the fuck out of something, it appealed to morons with too much money
Aggressive marketing tailored to the technologically illiterate.
I'm switching back to Linux after 5 years of working on a m$ box. I used fedora through college, is it still good or has red-hat stomped it to an unstable mess? If not Fedora what do i use? Ubuntu or Suse? Update me /g/.
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use.
Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
>>53514318
install gentoo
>>53514318
stability has never been an issue, and it's still not
if you want easy configs use *buntu, vm some flavours see what de you like
if you want more current check like fedora or arch if you're an edgemaster
What's the best free antivir?
>>53514301
Common sense 2027
>>53514301
Common Sense 2016 Pro edition. It's free, open source and works on every operating system.
>>53514301
le Common Sense: CURRENT YEAR Edition
Friends,
Let us discuss alternative and renewable energy sources. Anything non-fossil goes.
>Solar
>Wind
>Hydro
>Biological
>Geothermal
>Nuclear (?)
How do we bring about a cleaner future?
natural gas
>go home
>plug in car
>fill with natty gas
>burns fairly clean
>cheap, abundant, existing infrastructure
>works with existing ICE engines, even better with future fuel cell vehicles
>>53514090
>How do we bring about a cleaner future?
Dyson sphere covered sun or bust. Everything else is half measures.
Nuclear all the way. To bad the public won't let it happen due to ignorance and fear mongering.
Is it worth upgrading to 802.11n to AC?
>>53513763
Only if you live in a 10 foot by 10 foot house.
H I G H
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T E S T
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yes
on N i can only get 54mbps on wifi
on AC i get full 230mbit over wifi
Hey /g/. I programmed a fully customizable virtual assistant. What's the best way for me to distribute it?
>>53513663
sell it to the jews
wake up...
This is what it looks like, you can choose any gif or static image, as well as customize every response to whatever input you want. There's also an option to take feed input into cleverbot and get a response that way.
I saw someone posting in the desktop thread, and did some reading on it. What's the main appeal? runnit and ports tree?
Anyone here running it?
>>53513627
>What's the main appeal?
non-systemd (runit)
xbps package manager
rolling release
I ran it for a while but sometimes it didn't even started the graphical display (don't know if it was due to cinnamon or general)
>>53513720
All right, I'll have to try it out. Run minimal arch, so shouldn't be that different.
>>53513915
It has a graphical installer
But deleting system32 does make yoir computer faster
yes there was a girl on twitch
I feel trapped by /g/ and 4chan all day.
What other websites do you waste your time with, /g/?
>>53513499
2ch and lelddit
why are you spending time looking for ways to waste time?
Learn some useful shit instead.
reddit but I only lurk fuck making an account
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