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What's wrong with this code, /g/? I'm confused. The path is fine, 404.png is in the same directory as 404.html.
>g is not your personal tech support team
OP is a faggot
>>52042475
>code
>html
>>52042475
>mio.css
lol kill yourself you casual-tier weeaboo faggot
>tfw you feel your phone vibrating in your pocket
>but the phone is on your desk
>tfw that feel when phone is vibrat in bagina
I don't know that feel because nobody ever calls me :<
>>52042496
I'll call you, anon. Call you a loser.
What did you get for Christmas /g/?
I got this Apple Studio CRT. It's really something.
>>52042420
ive actually never seen that before
>>52042438
Yeah they're kinda rare. There's a nice clear version I really want but I've never seen a single one. Was lucky I found this.
>>52042420
That's really nice, it's the computer Peggy Hill used in King of the Hill.
Slackware: Is it worth it?
I installed it on a VM and it feels good but I don't know how much of a pain in the ass dependency resolution will be. Any issues you guys have had with it?
"Manual dependency resolution" is NOT a slackware thing, dont believe the misinformation.
First of all, the default slackware install (With xfce or KDE, doesn't matter) comes with so many packages that installing packages usually isn't an issue, because every essential is covered right off the bat.
Now, the default "package manager", slackpkg, doesn't have automatic dependency resolution. However thats because this package manager is an UPDATING SYSTEM that can also be used to add and remove package groups. The repository it pulls from includes no packages that are not already in the DVD. Its just there if you decide later you don't like XFCE and want to move to KDE, or you want to entirely remove X. And it's meant to be used in that way with full package groups and not single, individual packages.
Now, the nice thing about slackpkg is that since it's just a simple shell script, your system isn't chained to it and you can install other package managers. There's sbopkg which automatically downloads, compiles and packages software for your system or slapt-get, which is a more debian-style package manager. The rest is up to you.
>>52042381
Thanks for the response. I've been using sbopkg which is pretty alright. Seems like you've used Slackware a bit, were there any standout issues you had using it? I might try setting up multilib and installing Steam for games, as well as installing graphics card drivers. Any issues you had maintaining the system?
>>52042442
Any issue with Slackware mostly comes down to preference. Some people actually like using Systemd or more "modern day" Linux technologies.
Also, there's no pre-configuration for packages. Everything is completely vanilla, pulled directly from the source without any distro-customized patching. This probably means you'll have to dig into configs and get things working to your liking, but you can be confident that everything will probably be stable and bug free since the developers aren't meddling with the packages.
Basically it's a solid distro but you'll have to expect some tinkering to be done. Right now I use opensuse because i'm too lazy to go config diving and can just make YaST do everything for me...
What are you working on, /g/?
Linked lists are the best data structure.
What is F#, OCaml, Scala, Dylan, ML, Haskell, Clojure? I only know PHP and Perl
>>52041939
This.
![k2-_84011466-dde2-46f4-b8d4-086e8bc73720.v1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/LITwizJ.jpg "k2- 84011466-dde2-46f4-b8d4-086e8bc73720.v1[1]")
I need a burner phone for... reasons. It so happens I have an old Verizon phone. Is this a good deal?
Watch out, we've got a Breaking Bad over here.
>>52041857
Well man doesn't seem.bad and since you only have a Verizon phone then yea.
>>52041857
Buy a prepaid card and phone with cash somewhere. It doesn't matter what provider it is. Just be aware that you should view anything said on your phone as recorded, and thus you shouldn't say anything stupid over a phone call.
What do we think about the strafe rgb?
if its a mechanical gimmick board you are about to be ripped off
>removing the volume roller
This is one of the god thing about corsair keyboards.
Daily reminder that ZEN is going to be horrible.
Oh and did i mention its not going to support DDR3?
>>52041750
Why would it support DDR3?
>>52041762
Beacuse mabye AMD should get with the fucking times? Instead of rebranding the same turds over and over and calling it a "GPU"
>late 2016 release at the Absolute EARLIEST
Why would it support ddr3? That's retarded.
>2016
>using an OS named after Bill Gate's dick
Defend this. Hint: you can't
>>52041735
im pretty sure its your dick
dank meme thread.
His dicks name is windows?
yo /g/, I'm attempting to get screenfetch currently in crosh with shell and everything and I got through most steps but eventually I did "chmod +x screenfetch" to make it execute, but when I typed ./screenfetch it says "bash: /screenfetch: No such file or directory"
install an actual distro
>>52041704
yeah I will in a bit though, just wanna make chrome OS better and have some fun with it right now.
git gud
Hi /g/
What are the best Wi-Fi network names? Here are the best I can think of so far:
Obi-WLAN Kenobi
Abraham Linksys
It hurts when IP
Pretty fly for a Wi-Fi
What are the best ones you know?
>>52041680
Those names are terrible.
>>52041688
Why exactly?
>>52041680
Susan Has Chlamydia
Apt. 122 Has Bedbugs
I Jerk Off To Your Kids
Quick question.
Been thinking about getting my step dad a domain name for his security webcams since he likes to stare at them pointing at nothing for hours on end. Doesn't have a static IP so thought this would be a good gift.
Now I get the gist of it, but confused on the purchasing aspect of the process. Do I just need the domain name then tell the router to send traffic to the the domain? Or is there more shit I have to buy?
yeah, if you buy a domain you can make it point at something
so he probably goes to some numeric ip (13.37.69.69) to watch his cams. using the website you can make dadspervcams.xxx redirect to his numeric ip
btw, I suggest using hover instead of godaddy if you don't want to support literal fags.
>>52041558
The fuck is wrong with him.
>>52041613
if it doesn't work, just ask for a refund.
or first try with a free domain to make sure it works
how did i do, g.
self bumb
dual Xeon E5-2670's, in a lenovo thinkstation d30 mobo. 410 bucks.
in total 16 actual cores and 32 threads at 2.6-3.3ghz with 20 megabyte internal cache per cpu.
Why?
>>52041561
To run his mine craft server.
Because I live in 2015.
>>52041343
/thread
I actually am using a Pentium 4.
I remember reading in that silly book by the wheelchair guy about how Pentium 4 was so many billion times faster than Pentium 3.
I'm so goddamn sick of this fucking board. Everyone is on the edge of their fucking seats to be contrary that even if your asking a legitimate question people are still going to snipe your post for a reason to call you a dumbass.
I am sorry kids kicked you and shit during grade school but that doesn't mean you can just be a general Grinch.
You're a dumbass
Fuck off faggot
Cry about it, bitch boi
