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How do I break into a locked wifi network? I exceed data limit on my android easily. Is there some on the down low trick people keep secret or am I fucked? I've Google it and there are programs you can pay an ass load for but no.
>>60661956
>>52361459
Aircrack now figure it out.
deploy your l33t hax0ring skills
I'm actually doing it /g/uys. I'm unironically installing gentoo. And not because someone told me to, because I'm fucking sick of trying to make lubuntu conform to the way I want to use Linux. Wish me luck. Will report back as progress continues.
He is doing it, guys!
you absolute madman
Using GPT instead of MBR
What Linux distro would you recommend to Drake?
>>52361179
windows vista
mandrake
>>52361179
windows 10 because hes half Jewish
>google keep won't work unless I let them read my texts
The flying fuck is this shit.
>>52361137
What are you hiding, goy?
>>52361137
Use OneNote fgts
>>52361137
Goyim like you is why we can't have nice things.
What are some good examples of brand new technologies that have come around in the past 20 years?
And by new I mean something that can do something we were never able to do before. Incremental improvements or technology which simplifies and speeds existing processes is not applicable here.
For example a smart phone is not a new technology because it doesn't do anything a portable PC could not do before it.
Exoskeletons and robotic prosthetics
Apparently, north Korea got a hydrogen bomb rolling. Didn't have that a month ago, much less 20 years.
>incremental improvement
>could do the same 20 years ago by taping several nukes together
Stupid rule, everything is an incremental improvement.
Now they can make lighter nukes to go in ICBMs
>>52361399
Hydrogen bombs are not a new technology, they have been around since the 50s.
A nuclear fusion reactor like the one in Germany is a new technology. These simply did not exist 20 years ago, and the step up from fission based reactors is not an incremental improvement. It's a completely different process.
Why use Linux Mint? They disable Ubuntu's critical security updates by default.
Anyone not using Ubuntu is a tryhard
>>52361136
>tryhard
>Mint
Mint's one of the few OS that are actually more babby-tier than Ubuntu
>>52360829
At least do a little bit of research before shit posting, retard
What do you listen to while you're working?
Share it so that everyone has a larger library to listen to.
Currently undergoing N64 nostalgia trip:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz8pXp_JsIE
Last week I literally left AGDQ running in the background, was relaxing.
Mostly I listen to r/a/dio and http://kohina.org/ streams.
>>52360755
Always wondered how the r/a/dio is, is it actually decent or do they just spam moetrash?
Are these good ear phones?
What freedoms do you lose from the mp3 file format, family? How does ogg fix this problem? Why isn't ogg the standard?
If I'm indifferent to freedom, would I have a good reason for preferring mp3 files?
And what about flacs?
Me on the right
>>52360568
it just works.
if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
>>52360568
that is a cute cat
All right, check out this bad boy. Twelve megabytes of RAM, 500 megabyte hard drive. Built-in spreadsheet capabilities and a modem that transmits at over 28,000 BPS!
What are you gonna use it for?
>>52360569
.....usenet.
What? There's nothing wrong with socializing with people.
>I have a laptop powerful enough to run a VM that in turn emulates that laptop entirely in software
>tfw I use it for anime, shitposting, IRC, email, and music far more often than I really put the CPU through its paces
Why are all fsf activists old and frail looking losers?
They are an accurate representation of the point they're trying to make
>>52360484
Same reason why all of the greatest philosophers have looked old and different and the rest of the plebeians looked fashionable and good.
Perhaps because they aren't retarded hipster macfags
What does /g/ think?
Trying it for the first time, and it seems incredibly responsive and snappy all the time on low end hardware. I like it so far.
Ubuntu MATE is my preferred, it comes with Marco WM for low end comps and Compiz for better hardware. I guess I would use Lubuntu if I had a really shit computer though
>>52360416
Its great for old hardware but when I wanted to install it on my dads laptop the thing would break after switching from ALSA to Pulseaudio. Like literally break the system so it wouldnt boot up. Eventually installed Mint MATE on that machine and works great.
>>52360416
I've had problems with openbox on an ati gpu (incredibly slow), this was on a decent computer as well. But in all other cases in which I've used lubuntu, it was good.
With the openbox issue, I know it was that window manager and not a driver issue, because I tried a different wm (can't remember which one) and everything started working fine.
NVIDIOTS GET BANNED FROM THE COMPUTER ROOM!
>Andersen found the flaw when an "adult entertainment" video he watched re-appeared on his screen as he loaded the game Diablo III.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/01/11/nvidia_gpus_break_chrome_incognito_mode/
>>52360409
nvidicucks on sucidewatch
>>52360409
>caring about privacy
>using chrome
/thread
>>52360409
Fucking retard, this is how memory management generally works, you don't zero shit for no reason and waste cycles. Nvidia has done nothing wrong.
The one at fault here is Diablo for not clearing it's framebuffer.
Why does /g/ consider Arch as good, if it takes fucking ages to install and you have to fix that shit every now and then?
I run ubuntu on muh laptop now for about 4 years. Never had any serious problems.
Install takes fucking less than 20 minutes and everything just werks. How is this considered to be bad?
It's a meme, just like thinkpads
> Why does /g/ consider Arch as good, if it takes fucking ages to install and you have to fix that shit every now and then?
Because it's fun to do and educational. It also imply that they know a lot since they are able to do it. So there is a certain nerd cred
>>52360301
>just like thinkpads
I bought one because of fucking /g/. No kidding.
It is acctually not bad, but heavy as fuck (T420). Atleast it was cheap. Arch is the worse meme imo.
Whats th ebest monitor i can get for around $300?
>>52360098
Any
>ips
>2560x1440
>27
><8ms
>>52360098
LG 29UM67-P if you have a AMD GCN 1.1 card
300$ monitor are all correct just be careful of the refresh speed
Better than a console.
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/VK3Z6h
Looks pretty good
>>52360080
You need a dedicated GPU with that.
>>52360080
>250 gb ssd as only storage
You're underestimating the size of games these days, pluss you're probably going to cram Windows on it, amirite?
