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Which IDE do you use for python coding?
vim
>>53200915
Spyder
>>53200941
Based.
You should support VIA or Intel will fuck everybody with their monopoly. Just saying.
Nah, I think I'll keep supporting Intel since they make the best chips.
>>53200817
But aren't they working with the NSA?
You have nothing to hide, right?
Are they any good and cheap? I have a crap CPU and have been wanting a new one.
Why can't nvidia into DX12?
>>53200068
Pascal will fix that,pajeet.
>>53200068
I want that pc.
Using an Intel ™ CPU.
Stuff like this only hurts AMD.
This is what your $1 phone cable from china looks like
Here's one with flash.
>1$
Were you expecting something else?
You people actually trust these to not start a fire in your home?
i bought an lg v10
did i make a mistake?
hot boat
>>53198231
>android
>not nexus
>mSD slot
>1440p screen
>Removable battery
>4GB RAM
Overall breddy gud. My only gripe with it is the A57 processor is a dual core but if you don't multi-task heavily then it should enough.
What will it take for us to make SteamOS the majority share OS on home desktops?
>>53192753
Not being shit
>>53192753
better nvidia drivers
games optimized for opengl/linux
>>53192771
If you're gonna be retarded please do it elsewhere
Is Truecrypt still secure? What are the alternatives?
>>53227725
Just use bitlocker. It is very safe and secure.
>>53227725
Truecrypt is kill f@m
Use Veracrypt
>>53227725
veracrypt
Unity > OS X
Prove me wrong
>>53225958
anything is better than OS X
>>53225958
That doesn't look like maki...
>>53225976
Who?
Heh, I just noticed this shit is available in my area now.
I already know that shit is stupid for me but still interesting to see it offered here, in a pretty poor area (the average annual income is around 50-60k).
>>53220208
>comcast
>ever
>>53220870
Truly the worst.
>>53220884
sadly they are the only viable option here, with att only going up to 75 down for $75 a month
crapcast has 150 down for $50 a month
the only other options are 20 down from some local place that can't give more than 10 down of the 20 they offer for $40 a month, or sonic 50 down for $70 a month which is just rebranded att
Study STEM they said...
>http://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-mh-the-scandal-of-engineering-visas-20160226-column.html
>>53225058
Here's some advice: Don't do anything that feels 'off'.
>>53225058
>does the bare minimum to scrape by with a degree
>COMPANIES OWE ME A JOB!!! I HAVE A DEGREEEE!!!!
Fucking entitled shits.
>>53225106
But that's literally everything.
>>53225193
>defending the ability of businesses to bribe the government to buy indentured workers to replace you
Are you excited about the new Loongson MIPS64 processor?
It has better integer performance than AMD FX-8320, but costs much much less.
>>53221944
Can it run Crysis?
>performance per Ghz
seems like an odd metric. Most people care about the absolute performance of the CPU, then power consumption next if it's for something battery powered.
>>53221944
That graph says it has significantly less integer performance per ghz than an FX8320 and barely any more fp performance.
martin shkreli
>guy is a multi millionaire
>smarter than you are
>more alpha than you
>uses windows
why are u still using linux, /g/?
He does it because he is a masochist.
Literally no point in doing that except if you are a gaymer or a literal retard that don't know how to install a proper OS.
>>53221832
Windows 10, The Sociopaths OS
>>53221832
because he plays games, and i don't.
Which is better, block HTTP content entirely, or allow HTTPS sites to use it?
(People who are against HTTPS, please, stay out of this thread because I simply don't care about your position. I have already read a lot of your arguments on other thread here, and was not convinced to use HTTP only. Repeating the arguments will not help you on your purpose of convincing me.)
>When does HTTPS Everywhere protect me? When does it not protect me?
>HTTPS Everywhere protects you only when you are using encrypted portions of supported web sites. On a supported site, it will automatically activate HTTPS encryption for all known supported parts of the site (for some sites, this might be only a portion of the entire site). For example, if your web mail provider does not support HTTPS at all, HTTPS Everywhere can't make your access to your web mail secure. Similarly, if a site allows HTTPS for text but not images, someone might be able to see which images your browser loads and guess what you're accessing.
>You can also turn on the "Block all HTTP requests" feature for added protection. Instead of loading insecure pages or images, HTTPS Everywhere will block them outright.
https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere/faq#faq-When-does-HTTPS-Everywhere-protect-me?-When-does-it-not-protect-me?
Unfortunately there are still several sites that I use that don't have HTTPS (for example, thingiverse always warns me about http calls) so I can't restrict it without losing functionality on those sites
Mixed content is not safe, but you can use Firefox settings to prevent HTTP content fro being loaded on HTTPS sites.
The question is, do you choose to sacrifice security to make broken sites work, or do you block mixed content, breaking some sites to ensure security?
>>53221768
>The question is, do you choose to sacrifice security to make broken sites work, or do you block mixed content, breaking some sites to ensure security?
Actually I don't choose, I have not installed HTTPS Everywhere yet... I'm planning on what to do after I install.
If you were to buy a GPU now, even while Pascal and Polaris will possibly come this year, what would you buy?
>>53219788
I'd by a used 7870 GHz Edition, because my current 7850 is really nice but I could go for a little breathing room.
>>53219788
750 ti
>>53219829
This
where were you when no more piracy?
https://torrentfreak.com/pirate-groups-fear-release-delays-after-anydvd-shutdown-160227/
Don't worry the chinks love to steal more than anyone else, I'm sure we'll get blu-ray rips from them or korea.
> play blue ray
> capture digital output
> reblog
'piracy dead' lol ok
>>53210603
>what is HDCP
