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Can you create a HUD in the current age? I want to, not sure if I should even to though because I've never seen it done and don't know where to start
Yes, absolutely. Helicopters and jets have had them for years using half-silvered glass and a projector with a collimator lens.
If you want to make it more portable, you can do it with a small projector and a screen thing like in Dragonball or the Google Glass.
>>52632405
I was thinking more of using a motorcycle helmet for the hud , I wouldn't even know where to start with something like that though. And the amount of power it needs
>>52632428
BMW doing it already for motorcycle helmets
Is this thing technology?
>>52632293
Can you install /g/entoo on it?
This here is also technology. What are you asking?
>>52632293
Don't know. It certainly does look like a technology, though.
>using rsync
>decide to move a bunch of videos out of a folder into a parent directory
>run rsync again
>it deletes and then copies over the files all over again instead of changing the markers to a new location
Why can't Linux do things right? I never had this issue with SyncToy. My disk I/O is going off the charts every time I do this.
No, the question is: Why can't you do things right? rsync will not delete anything unless you pass the option to do so. Why didn't you use mv? Don't blame the OS for your inability to read a manual.
I pressed the gas but my car did not fart, why cant cars do things right?
>>52632354
I selected it to delete on the destination hard drive so I can keep things in sync but really that should only apply to files I actually deleted for real (not moved). I don't need extra copies of the same files. It is just doing things a rather cumbersome way. Not efficient at all when you move files around directories.
Code does not have political stances.
If you use or do not use a program because of the politics of the coders behind it, rather than the objective quality and functionality of the program, you are a retard who believes in identity politics.
>>52632220
>'coders'
ayy
>>52632220
>'coders'
Tumblr detected.
Exactly, people who avoid propriety software because muh privacy are fags. Just install Windows and chrome, they're good
OK, so I have an interest in cracking passwords. Nothing illegal, I assure you, mostly just a recreational thing. (I have actually helped friends and family on numerous occasions to recover lost photo albums from old computers that they had forgotten the passwords to.)
Now, I have managed to lock myself out of one of my windows computers. I tried using ophcrack with all free tables, but the password was not found. Fortunately for me, just a few days before, I had finished building several rainbow tables for rainbowcrack of various sizes, totaling a bit over 10 Gb worth of tables. I copied the hash detected by ophcrack from the encrypted SAM file into rainbow crack (gui version because the linux version did not work on linux for some reason and windows command line is terrible) and then loaded the tables. of the 6 tables that I had finished, only 2 of them actually worked. These were the 2 smallest, using only default pass length and # of keys. (these were generated with the program winrtgen, NOT with the included command line table generator with rainbow crack, again because of windows command line) on 3 of the other 4 tables that did not work, it gave the message "table length incorrect". On the 4th table, it said that there was no hash algorithm for "lm" or something like that.
After doing some searching, I found absolutely no mention of the "table length incorrect" issue, nor the missing algo.
>> tl;dr:
>>1) what does "table length incorrect" in rainbow crack mean, and how do I fix it?
>>2) since I know the specific hash I am trying to reverse, is there a way that I can try to just brute force that one SPECIFIC hash? I know that the idea is that the algo is MUCH harder to reverse than it is to run in the first place, but it should be possible to do so, right? if so, how do I go about doing this?
Does /g/ use rainbow tables? general pass cracking thread.
pic semi related.
>>52632120
>1) what does "table length incorrect" in rainbow crack mean, and how do I fix it?
It means it is not formatted correct for rainbow crack
>2) since I know the specific hash I am trying to reverse, is there a way that I can try to just brute force that one SPECIFIC hash? I know that the idea is that the algo is MUCH harder to reverse than it is to run in the first place, but it should be possible to do so, right? if so, how do I go about doing this?
well that is what a rainbow table is for so you can just look up the hash and find the password. if you are asking can you do somthing like SHA1 in reverse to create data from the hash then no
just do an NT password reset ffs
Also, do you think there could be a market for an online password recovery service? it would work like this:
1) customer contacts service provider with a hash that they need to find the plaintext for. If they do not know how to do this, the service provider will walk them through the steps to do so.
2. service provider manually inputs the hash into rainbow crack and/or ophcrack and cracks the password using a combination of free tables and home made tables.
3. if the password is found, the service provider contacts customer and tells them that it was found. If the password is not found, service provider contacts customer and informs them that it was not found.
>> up to this point, there has been NO transfer of money.
4. The service provider will now provide the password plaintext if payment is received.
(the only issue with this is that of trust. How does the customer know they will get a plaintext that works before paying money, or how does the service provider know they will be paid if they provide the plaintext first?)
>>52632252
>>> up to this point, there has been NO transfer of money.
>4. The service provider will now provide the password plaintext if payment is received.
Well that really depends on how much computational resources are used. What if it has taken 900 centuries like my password would take to crack? who is gonna pay the bill? it is gonna be trillions of dollars senpai
So why haven't you updated yet?
The mobile site is just fine
>>52632108
I didn't know I could still use the legacy captcha. It' been grrat so far. Thank you, Floens.
>>52632108
New version out?
/g/, redpill me on what these things are and what they do.
>>52632053
>redpill me
L-pill yourself
>>52632053
>what these things are
Inductors
>>52632053
>what they do
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inductor
>>52632053
DC to DC converter inductors I think
>2016
>filesystems still have to manually count the number of items inside (takes forever when you have a million files)
>each file doesn't get given a UUID making it easy to detect changes when syncing files
>no duplication support (all files with the same checksum use only the same space)
Why haven't filesystems changed much in decades?
Try ZFS.
>>52631991
Try btrfs or zfs
>>52632125
>>52632015
I've heard those are prone to corruption easily.
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How do you fine /g/entoomen deal with the indentation your headphones leave in your hair?
You see someone with this and instantly know they're some gaymen or weaboo who spend every last minute of their free time on their PC, wearing headphones/headset so their mum doesn't hear their chinese cartoons upstairs.
What do pilots, for example, do to avoid this shit? They're wearing a headset the entire flight and still look cool when they take it off.
i know that feeling, bro...
>>52631953
I don't use headphones any more, but when I did, I just brushed my hair afterwards and it fluffed back up just fine.
I don't really get it.
I shower daily and that's about it.
Why the fuck is Youtube going to the absolute shit? It's becoming a fascistic piece of shit and ponzi scheme.
Fuck Youtube, fuck Google.
Works fine for me.
>>52631899
Welcome to the botnet.
>>52631905
Sure if you like shilling shoved down your throat.
Hi there im from mexico, and I found this used procesor around 36$ should I buy it?
Depends on what you're doing on your PC.
no jose sell a few more tacos and get a better one
>>52631877
Phenom IIs can still keep up pretty well.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jb72q0TkRGk
AMD getting ready to cuck people with 4gb vram
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/amd-teases-pcs-with-radeon-fury-x2-dual-fiji-gpus.html
at least it isn't 3.5gb
>>52631729
Might as well be because hitting max vram cap has the same effects
>>52631716
i don't see much of an issue, especially with dx12 around the corner.
right now, 2gpus are really just to make damn sure you don't go under 60fps at 1080p or 1440p, and 4gb is more than enough, and when dx12 rolls around, the card is now 8gb (if the devs aren't shit)
Linux users are seen as Hackers, coders..
OS X users are seen as Artists, music producers..
What are Windows users seen as?
Gaymers and tech illiterates
>>52631622
video-game addicts, redditors, technology retards, and disgustingly unhygienic
>>52631622
"boyrocratik pipul"
So how the fuck do I do it guys?
>>52631616
Probably need root first of all
>>52631650
For real? It's such a small thing to change.
>>52631702
You want to change the font globally yes?
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