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/g/'s thought on Smartwatches? I just got the 2015 Moto 360.
Not allowed in school/uni.
Rip LG G Watch R.
Also realized that a 10yr battery is beter than a 2 day battery.
It's pretty cool, but not very useful to students.
>>52157038
Jesus. I don't go back to school until the fourth, and if they don't let me wear mine I'm going to file a complaint. I didn't pay £229 to wear it 2 days a week.
>>52157579
I suggest you ask around if it's allowed.
Here it's not allowed during tests.
The thing is, I have tests every day so I'm fucked.
>got external hdd for new year
>now I can finally free my laptop from porn
My mom is best mom.
>>52155721
alright now post pics of your mom
>>52155721
>saving porn
My head is shaking
Honestly being
Family
>>52155995
this. Always good for a good kek though when some autist on here gets their loli folder found by family hehe
How can I use linux, but still be able to do normal stuff on my computer. Like playing video games.
>>52155677
>gaming
>normal
Faggot
Also you can still Steam on Linux you fucking frogposting shit.
>>52155677
Try Xubuntu, then apt-get install steam. Good luck.
gaming in virtual machine using VT-d and GPU passthrough
G-Sync isn't worth 100 extra dollars on a 144hz monitor, right? If I get tearing, I can just cap my frames on a 144hz monitor to 120 and tearing won't be an issue? So g sync is basically pointless?
If the frame rate dips to below 120 gsync will prevent the frame rate from being halved due to the refresh rate being locked if you have vsync on or tearing if you don't have vsync on.
>>52155517
Say I were able to constantly maintain 120+ frames with a FPS cap of 120. Would G sync then serve no purpose?
>>52155592
>Say I were able to constantly maintain 120+ frames with a FPS cap of 120. Would G sync then serve no purpose?
Yes but you should avoid G-Sync in any case because it's proprietary and as such detrimental to everything that is good in this world.
Why is your favorite programming language not C++?#include <master_race>
>>52155166
Kek, wtf is html doing there
Lua
>>52155236
That's why it's a flower pot autismo.
>install Linux you faggots said
>can always dual-boot you faggots aid
>Linux Mint overwrote Windows boot files anyways
>Grub doesn't recognize Windows at all
>Try various Linux support forums but all I get are autistic answers that don't even come close to solving my problem
>Need Windows for work today
T-thanks.
>>52155077
Debian doesn't have this problem.
>>52155077
To fix that in arch you install os-prober
Try that
>>52155206
How?
Google doesn't have fucking shit on fixing this. Everything is about the other way around (booting Windows and not seeing Linux)
>tfw 2016
>tfw still NEET
John oliver is going to have all his work outdated in a single day.
>tfw wageslave
>tfw I wish I was still a NEET
The grass is always greener anon.
>>52155071
The problem with being a NEET is that it will end with you on the street. At least wageslaving you know you'll be sleeping in a bed that night.
>tfw dodged the zowie/logitech/razer/steel meme
>tfw guided by the benevolent grace of the /g/'s elusive patrician class
desu the Microsoft mice were great when they first came out
Sad the thing has a scroll jump glitch.
>>52154981
they still are
>Hiroshima in charge of managing 4chin server
>>52154870
>nineteenfortyfive
>>52154870
>mfw it's not even my real face
>>52154870
>load up that image on windows 10
>cpu and hdd suddenly hit 100% of usage
>browser shuts down automatically
what does that mean?
Looking for a PGP/MIME capable one.
I still don't know friend
>>52155518
:'(
>>52154806
use k-9 with APG. Works the same as using Thunderbird with Enigmail.
Supports pgp only tho
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A7V3GLWF6U
>3D acceleration is work in progress
It's cool and all, but not being able to take advantage of the GPU (and AMD drivers being what they are), I don't see anyone getting any use out of it.
>>52154629
http://venturebeat.com/2015/12/30/playstation-4-hacked-to-run-linux-pokemon/
>We’ve reached out to Sony for a comment on this
lel, what are they expecting?
>>52155241
a court order
Is silicon security better than OS security?
>>52154562
you mean security by obscurity?
>SPARC
>Secure
>Made by an American company (Oracle)
>>52154562
>SPARC
>Oracle
Get out newfag
Bought a new HDD but it doesn't show up in my BIOS. In Win win7 64 it recognizes there's new hardware but doesn't 'see' the hdd.
What to do?
the answer to your question is in the sticky
>>52154578
Yes I'm aware. But what is a man to do if he already googled the shit out of his problems and has nowhere else to go?
>>52154544
I can help you!
Crossposting from Lain because there are only 800 users over there and this should be interesting to /g/ too.
Anyone familiar with the InterPlanetaryFileSystem?
Its a neat protocoll, based on torrents, blockchains and git that aims to replace the internet.
In practice its a nice tool to distribute all kinds of files, websites included.
The difference is that there is no single point of failure. And it is protected against sybill attacks (for those that care).
It is based not on resource location but on resource content. I.e. if I go to www.google.de/InterestingImage.png my browser will always give me whatever is at that location, be it the google logo or necro horseporn.
IPFS uses SHA-256 hashes instead. So the resource links that take the form of easy to remember strings like QmWsmdwbd2NLgyyB7FHLCCd3Qu8F7kXk19eZAdKGyFTdqv will always point me to the file whose hash corresponds to that value. Changing even one bit will yield a completely different hash.
The closest equivalent would be I2P or GnuNet, both extremely slow (as in pre 5,6kb/s slow)
Now the interesting part, how to get started.
First go to:
https://ipfs.io/docs/install/
download the binary for your platform, unpack and move to that directory. (I will assume you use Linux or a Linux-like OS during the following steps)
Inside that directory, make sure that you have set the execution rights for the .sh file, run it as sudo or su to install.
thats it, you have now installed IPFS on your computer.
Except its pretty useless as it is right now.
We need a few more steps.
First: add a repository, that will be where all the files and chunks of files will be saved.
you can do this using the following line in the Bash:export IPFS_PATH=/home/YOURNAME/ipfsTestDir/
Part 1/x
(fucking 2000 character limit...)
>>52154537
Part 2/2
this will create an IPFS repository inside this directory (the directory should exist and you should adapt your name of course).
Then you might want to add a bootstrap, a known address from where your IPFS installation can access the whole IPFS swarm, i.e. everyone else who has IPFS.
Like so:ipfs bootstrap add /ip4/45.55.151.20/tcp/4001/ipfs/QmdkJZUWnVkEc6yfptVu4LWY8nHkEnGwsxqQ233QSGj8UP
this is the access point of ipfspics: https://ipfs.pics/
Now initalize your IPFS:ipfs init
(you can skip the export PATH and bootstrap part, in which case IPFS will use the default /.ipfs directory in your home directory as repository)
Now, to enable others to access the files you have added to IPFS (no we have not yet added anything, be patient pls) start the IPFS daemon in a terminal windows which you do not need:ipfs daemon
(you can see that IPFS is legit rocket science here)
Now you can add files to your repo, for simplicity sake we will add a whole directory instead of file by file:ipfs add -r /home/YOURNAME/TESTDIR/ > ipfsHashes.txt
As above, replace with your username and whatever nonempty directory you want to add to IPFS.
the ">" is of course a redirect, so that all hashes are neatly saved to a textfile, making the much easier to remember.
Congratulations, you just shared some files over IPFS.
A few neat tools to make your life easier:
The chrome/firefox addon "IPFS Gateway redirect", great for accessing IPFS stuff over your browser, works if the IPFS daemon is running in the background.
The link http://localhost:5001/webui
A more noobfriendly userinterface in your browser.
And of course the website of the project: www.ipfs.io with tons of resources to familiarize yourself further.
(the mailing list is especially nice, everyone is friendly and Juan Bennet, the inventor of IPFS is often active there)
Of note is that IPFS is still in alpha-stage, 0.3 to be precise, so expect bugs.
>>52154587
now apparently 4chan thinks every filehash is spam, for whatever reason.
So I will try to chop up the first link, lets see if it works:
To access a small directory of files I uploaded go to:
http://127.0.0.1:8080/ipfs/ Qmd DKvbE BePMu VNDfc Vou6u Xdp71S 9KAQ QDoAx ySpT oULF
Remove the spaces.
>>52155147
Oh good. finally.
Who else has experiences with IPFS, or knows a few good fileshashes?
Feel free to share them in this thread.
>be me
>current year: 2016
>still have .12Mb/s up/down and above 2000ms ping
why, telstra
>>52154500
Well, at least you posted your picture on .png
so, move?
When I moved and was looking for an apartment I checked if there's a good internet connection available before committing to anything.
>>52154586
i've lived here for 12 years
my family is here, my friends are here.
i'm not going to move, even though i have internet worse than some dial up connections
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