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Tea!!
>>51733889
tea is technology?
I wish there would be more posters on europe time tea
can never catch america time becase of timezones
>not drinking Chinese tea
>Should i switch to C++ after 2 years of Java?
>>51733139
>learning Java before C++
>>51733164
this
Also, you don't "switch" languages. You learn additional languages.
>>51733164
>>51734023
Goodlook learning networking,database programming,GUI ...etc in C++ were to make a window you gotta waste a week remembering the classes/functions etc..
Java is superior language when it comes to learning.
What computer(s) do you use for university?
>>51732456
my desktop for computing
macbook for graphic design
tablet for miscellany
>>51732496
>desktop for computing
Why couldn't the macbook handle that?
Pen and paper faggot.
What /g/ think about this podcast?
"gosh you cant knock anything Steve jobs did, he certainly... what ever he did it worked"
Also are there any good tech podcasts?
only thing from twit worth listening to is Security Now, even though he is constantly shilling spinrite
I enjoy it.
Just don't take it too seriously or expect Leo to to sound like a master of all things parroting your world view.
The techreport podcast is the only one that I didn't think was stupid.
Doesn't update very often (well it depends on how much stuff they've reviewed). Typically one is made once enough stuff is done to warrant one rather than on a schedule.
Which helps the quality.
I'm setting up a gateway for external access to some servers, I'm using all the normal stuff like disabling root, using fail2ban and rate limiting, but there's a bit of a debate about what port to use.
The question is whether to use 22 or some other random non-privileged port. The upside of using a non-privileged port is that it's harder to find, the downside is that a non-root user could listen to the port, or spoof an sshd (IMO this is a bit of a non-issue, since both require a malicious user to be on your system in the first place). Which choice does /g/ use?
This could then be combined with port knocking later.
General SSH security thread I guess.
>>51731656
Non-standard port reduces brute force traffic a lot.
At least make sure to use public key authentication and disable password authentication.
>>51731681
Asymmetric crypto > symmetric crypto, but that doesn't mean you should disable password authentication. Provided you use proper secure passwords, Fail2ban keeps a lot brute force attempts out. You can also extend your password authentication with 2FA by using a YubiKey (which uses OTPs). That way you either authenticate by using you public key, or your password+YubiKey.
>>51731656
Never ever change your ssh port number. The standard port requires root-level privs to listen to it, while high ports will make it possible for a malicious process to MITM your ssh connection. Use key auth, use fail2ban with default settings. You'll never get brute forced, it's literally impossible.
When will you buy an iPhone?
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2015/12/a-review-of-the-10-walmart-phone-better-than-nothing-but-not-by-much/
Spend more! You must spend more!
>>51731117
fixed the filename for you
Why shouldn't I start learning Swift and using it? Seems like a better choice than C++ or Python right now.
>>51730631
>Seems like a better choice than C++ or Python right now
Why?
What the fuck is swift?
>>51730642
more jobs & better paying jobs. plus it's a compiled language and is as fast as C++ and doesn't have GIL like python.
>>51730647
go to bed gaymer.
There is no Stupid Q thread so I am making one.
Everyone is free to ask their stupid questions here.
I'll start:
Is there any point to getting a USB3 Flashdrive if none of my usb ports are usb 3? Everyone talks about usb3 on external hdds and flashdrives to be faster, but how could it be faster if both sides aren't usb3?
Is there any reason to give a shit about mobo chipsets if you're not overclocking?
>>51728718
USB 3.0 is backwards compatible with 2.0 but will only be as fast as 2.0 unless both ends are 3.0. Just get a 3.0 stick so it'll be faster when you upgrade.
Why.
>>51728718
see
>>51728784
Or just use a cloud storage device like Mega
Proper technology thread
>>51725336
>guy gets paid $35/hour to roll steel down a ramp
u mad
>technology is industrial machinery
It's Linux t.b.h.
Let's talk Topre edition.
OP image is quite self explanatory.
Buyer's Guide:
http://pastebin.com/QJD7fSGU
Where to Buy:
http://pastebin.com/8Yku80VL
FAQs:
http://pastebin.com/M5w7QtKp
Switch Guide:
Switches are subjective. Try a switch tester.
Ignore all "switch guides".
>>51724225
speaking of Topre, has anyone tried out a novatouch.
>>51724225
>muh gloried premium rubberdomes
>>51724255
using one right now. 10/10. awesome pricepoint and great topre feel. just make sure to buy new keycaps for it as the ones that are included are meh.
ITT: How frequenting /g/ has changed you.
>I fell for the Thinkpad meme and now I frown on consumer grade laptops.
>I started writing my university homeworks in LaTeX.
>I realised everything by Google is literally botnet.
>>51722642
>ITT: How frequenting /g/ has changed you.
I realised that there are literally hundreds of Dunning-Kreuger idiots that supposedly study computer science out there.
>I realized OS X is the master race
>I used Arch and realized it's shit-tier
>>51722642
You do realize if you use the internet, your ISP is a botnet?
Previous thread: >>51684241
Other business laptops are also welcome in /tpg/ (e.g. Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook).
If you're looking for purchase advice, READ THE BUYERS GUIDE FIRST. Then post, stating budget and requirements (e.g. size and performance).
Don't buy anything OTHER THAN T, X AND W SERIES if you want the Real ThinkPad Experience™
Recommended models:
T420 - 14", normal size
X220 - 12.5", lightweight
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No news.
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Why ThinkPad? (also applies to other business laptops)
>They’re really cheap when you buy a used one.
>Keyboards feel excellent while typing (yes, even the newer ones).
>Great durability thanks to the inclusion of rollcages and use of glass fiber reinforced plastic for the chassis. The keyboard is splash proof and spilled liquids will drain out.
>Utilitarian design - e.g. indicator LEDs, 7 row keyboard layout on older models.
>Docking solutions that easily turns your laptop into a desktop.
>Easy to repair, upgrade and maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for almost every model. Spare parts are easy and cheap to obtain.
>The best trackpoint (that red thing on the middle of the keyboard). Great for those who type a lot or hate swiping their fingers all over a touchpad.
>Excellent GNU/Linux & *BSD support.
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Used ThinkPad Buyers Guide:
http://ktgee.net/tpg
EPP discount for new ThinkPads (USA only, usually 15%+ off):
http://pastebin.com/TdZByAXS
ThinkWiki - Info on ThinkPads and running GNU/Linux on them:
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWiki
ThinkPad service guides w/ tutorial videos:
https://www.lenovoservicetraining.com/
If anyone has Lenovo Solution Center installed, UNINSTALL IT NOW
http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/294607
"Launching the Lenovo Solution Center creates a process called LSCTaskService, which runs with SYSTEM privileges. This process runs an HTTP daemon on port 55555, which allows HTTP GET and POST requests to execute methods in the LSCController.dll module. This component includes a number of unsafe methods, including RunInstaller, which is designed to execute arbitrary code from the %APPDATA%\LSC\Local Store directory. This directory is created for each user that logs in to an affected system. The user can write to this directory, regardless of whether the account has administrative privileges on the system. This vulnerability can allow a standard local user to execute arbitrary code with SYSTEM privileges."
>tl;dr: visiting a webpage with Lenovo Solution Center can result in your machine being completely compromised
Just picked up a t420 with a 1600x900 display, 9cell battery, and a 4200M Quadro, with 4 GB of ram (upgraded to 12 with a spare 8 GB stick) and a 320GB hard drive, which i upgraded to 1 tb. All of this for $95 off of e-bay. Feels great!
>>51721101
>1 TB HDD
I'd rather have a SSD.
> Download links for mpv.
- https://mpv.srsfckn.biz/mpv-i686-latest.7z
- https://mpv.srsfckn.biz/mpv-x86_64-latest.7z
- https://bitbucket.org/rorgoroth/mpv-for-windows/downloads
> Download link for youtube-dl.
- https://yt-dl.org/downloads/latest/youtube-dl.exe
> Useful lua scripts for mpv.
- https://github.com/argon-/mpv-stats
- https://github.com/kevinlekiller/mpv_scripts/tree/master/autospeed
- https://github.com/kevinlekiller/mpv_scripts/tree/master/autospeedwin
> High configuration, needs a good graphic card.vo=opengl-hq:scale=ewa_lanczossharp:cscale=ewa_lanczossoft:scale-antiring=0.8:cscale-antiring=0.9
hwdec=no
> Nnedi3 configuration, needs a very good graphic card.vo=opengl-hq:scale=ewa_lanczossharp:cscale=ewa_lanczossoft:prescale=nnedi3:nnedi3-neurons=64:scale-antiring=0.8:cscale-antiring=0.9
hwdec=no
> Download links for baka-mplayer, the best mpv based gui player.
- http://bakamplayer.u8sand.net/Baka.MPlayer.32-bit.zip
- http://bakamplayer.u8sand.net/Baka.MPlayer.64-bit.zip
>>51712066
I thought the dev of that script said it was pointless with the introduction of display-sync?
>>51712162
Display-sync is too gpu consuming at the moment.
What's the earliest age you'd give a smartphone to a kid?
13
>>51711620
when they start high school
already i see 2 year olds with their own tablets and I just nope silently
When they're old enough to drive. Also, if you're a millennial reading this: your brain is permanently fucked up and you're gay
Sometimes there's time for love, desktop thread.
#可愛いギャング
every time.
>>51699793
>>51699806
<3
![CPlusPlus[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/0MEKrOi.jpg "CPlusPlus[1]")
