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1st semester
>calc i-iii
>discrete math (intro)
>sicp
2nd semester
>linear algebra
>probability, stats
>programming in C
>graph theory and combinatorics
3rd semester
>stochastic processes
>object oriented programming
>computer structure and design (incl networking)
>algorithms
4th semester
>operating systems
>security/cryptography (incl babby abstract algebra and babby number theory)
>signal processing
>databases
5th semester
>numerical analysis
>computation theory
>artificial intelligence
>programming paradigms
6th semester
>optimization (combinatorial and continuous)
>graphics
>distributed systems
>advanced algorithms
Plus electives
What do you think /g/?
Looks more like a math degree
>>53212230
Seems fine
When are they going to teach you some kind of useful skills that will make you employable?
ITT Websites that still exist, for some reason.
Snowchan.org
How do you connect to the internet, /g/? Ethernet, wireless USB adapter, wireless PCI Express adapter...?
Ethernet cable on pc
Wifi on notebook
Having a pci (not e) card like pic related, but drivers dont work on win10. (For convenience, wifi would be nice to have on my pc)
>>53210639
Through 88 self made proxies positioned all around globe to avoid nsa spying on my mlp collection and gentoo coding
>internet
should I upgrade my windows 8 to w10?
>>53210308
No.
Yes.
Maybe.
Anybody else think we should ditch CSS and JS?
Websites these days are unbelievably slow and ugly.
Not ditch, but teach people how to not use it retardedly
Shut up faggot CSS is awsome
> implying human communication is possible
> implying words have meaning
> implying the social construct of the self has any intrinsic value
> implying speeding up your time delay had any relevance in this 0-sum game called life
good one, OP. I had a chuckle.
I'm a scumbag who don't have much motivation to do anything. I'm pretty much a NEET even though that on paper I'm still going to college. I'm enrolled because it's free. Besides, there are perks from being a college student here (cheap transportation, cheap tickets for events, no maintenance fees on credit card, etc) and I kinda enjoy some classes. But they'll kick me out by the end of 8th year. Fair enough.
So I've been trying to improve myself a little, you know. I'm already 26. I can't live like a cockroach forever, right? So since there's no job here for developers and I'm too shy for online gigs (I always feel like I'm not good enough, even though I know I am, but I always feel scared to bid for jobs), I tried to build my portfolio with open source instead. After all, people speak wonders of it, so why not?
I picked up a software that I liked and started fixing bugs, adding new features, etc. At one point I created a tool that supported that software. Licensed it under GPL 3 and released it on the software community. And that's probably the moment that open source died to me.
A couple of weeks later I see dozens of people selling my stuff on Facebook, forums and some IM chatrooms. I wasn't really pissed that some noobs were making money with the stuff that I made, what really pissed me off is that they simply didn't give me any credit for it. They removed my name from the source files. They removed the license. They didn't pointed the repository where my tool lies. They simply took my work, made it their own and started making some bucks with it. And if I were to take legal measures, I'd probably spend more money with lawyers then earn it from those little thieves.
So that's my story. I try to change my scumbag nature and improve my reputation just to have it stomped by a bunch of scumbags. I think I'm done with open source. Just thinking about working on a project and have people ripping it and giving me no credit for my work is too much for me.
not saying you deserve what happened to you , but this can be a seen as a lesson .
you should have kept that piece of code to yourself and only released the binaries
you only go open source with a license when you have a team and the means to protect your code if you get plagiarized.
>>53209316
>They removed my name from the source files. They removed the license. They didn't pointed the repository where my tool lies. They simply took my work, made it their own and started making some bucks with it. And if I were to take legal measures, I'd probably spend more money with lawyers then earn it from those little thieves.
Sounds to me like you hate freedom.
>they simply didn't give me any credit for it. They removed my name from the source files. They removed the license.
This is wholesale copyright infringement. This has nothing to do with open source and everything to do with fraud on their count.
I have a problem with my system and i would love if some of you guys could help me resolve it.I have windows 7. So basicly one day my pc just shut down with no warnings,and since then it has been rebooting all the time for no apparent reason. The reboots became more often and after a few days i couldnt even boot up so i reinstalled windows 7 and for a few days it was okay. Then the reboots started again and I noticed when it reboots it often lefts my mouse and keyboard turned off for some reason and then i need to shut it down and turn it on to get them to start working again. I checked the event viewer and it says Kernel Power 41. So i tried some solutions ive found online but nothing resolved the problem,i will post a couple of pictures.
this is just some stuff i found in the event viewer idk if it helps or not
another one
Just waiting for the wave of fat virgins to say "Install gentoo"
Either way from the screenshots looks like a hardware issue to me bud
I actually use ElementaryOS and I like it.
I think Unity is the best Linux DE, by a wide margin.
>>53208996
there is literally nothing wrong with arch linux
i use it on every computer i own, including a production server and nothing has ever happened to them in 4 years of this
it's usually an error in your thinking, not the os
>>53209028
Indeed The Arch Wiky lacks one iota of a mistake and is meticulous in its documentation. Literal perfection.
Another reason to use Arch.
"Keep It Simple Stupid"
KISS philosophy, at its finest.
Can you believe people still have the audacity to claim inferiority to other distros?
>New piece of technology commercial
>This starts playing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2nzIdU0Z140
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xz5Tx7hNR64
I fucking hate this trend.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPlvqDu7PYI
>>53208397
>imovie songs
thaks for posting all this youtube stock music I couldn't find anywhere.
>go to DuckDuckGo
>get virus
>>53206852
>go to download an addon from official Google Chrome web store
>get virus
>>53206852
> not using an ad blocker
>>53206872
> not using a browser that respects your freedoms
>>53206852
>>53206872
>>53206884
>not ending yourself to have infinite freedoms
What is the sriracha of operating systems?
>>53206254
Funtoo
>>53206254
Linux Mint
i've never had sriracha sauce what does it taste like and what do u eat it on?
What are /g/'s contributions to computer science?
>>53204758
funded computer scientists by paying tuition
>>53204758
Drakeposting
>"What are /g/'s contributions to computer science?"
that iPhone thing ... oh i can`t remember correctly but i think it was
>iPhone wave
some waterproof shit or something like that
How do you make money writing GPL software? Wouldn't any sane business Jew avoid GPL altogether for permissive or proprietary because they don't want liability for a Cease and Desist from the Software Freedom Conservancy?
When will Copyleftists admit their utopian vision for the tech economy won't work? That most people want something that just werks and couldn't care less about developer and user freedums? That proprietary/permissive will always win out over copyleft because they're allowed to make more money?
Don't tell me you'll become the next Red Hat, because you won't. There has never been another Red Hat.
>>53204239
>How do you make money writing GPL software?
The only thing the GPL mandates is that the source code travels with the binaries. You can still write code for money. It's just that if your customers want the source code you must give it to them. This is to prevent businesses from having a monopoly rooting from dependencies.
>>53204272
I'd also like to add, this is also to prevent businesses from having a monopoly over the users. Users, when they buy software, have a right to know -exactly- what the program they purchased is doing.
Selling a program and now giving this freedom to them is like buying a car but not being able to pop the hood.
>>53204272
It also allows others to freely redistribute your unmodified code under the GPL, either making money off of your work or just giving it away for free
it is literally impossible to write software for a living if you use the GPL
>$1,549.00
>not even 1080p
Macfags will defend this
>>53203029
ok here's your (You)
This is honestly impressive how much of a rip off this is.
>normies are out in full force to defend the fbi and demand a backdoor into "this one" phone
>normies have no fucking clue about anything regarding encryption, security, data, etc or how fucking dangerous their retarded ideas are
>normies still think their opinion is worth anything despite them clearly not knowing anything and suggesting the wildest idiotic shit that shows they don't know what they're talking about
>mfw people are literally trying to destroy decades of technological progress in their complete ignorance
Hold me /g/, the future looks fucking scary when you're surrounded by these idiots
fucking normies
OP, so I can not be ignorant, can you please tell me what it is, specifically, you're addressing? What's so dangerous about backdooring a phone or defending the fbi and how does the contribute to the degeneration of our technological progress?
>>53201324
Fucking hell do I even have to explain it? Get off of /g/ if you don't even understand encryption basics like how backdoors don't care who uses them or how they got to them, or the avalanche effect such a security hole can have on the rest of the system regardless of the backdoor being used or not.
Also this shit is way too extensive a subject to just explain it to you. You're gonna have to do a lot of reading, experimenting and thinking, anon.
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