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Ask a guy who successfully accessed the Mariana's Web anything.
What's the Mariana's Web?
What did you get for your 15th birthday?
>>51435577
Who?
Why is /g/ veritably the best board?
>>51435380
every day is same day on /g/
Because we have /dpt/ and /flt/ which are the best subreddits on all of 4chan.
>>51435390
>subreddits
Fuck off
Any of u ebin hax0rs know the best way to crack a wifi?
>>51435367
hammer to the router, or just get scooby to punch it.
>he isn't natty.
Install Kali Linux
WEP? Kali Linux + aircrack.
WPA2 or any *PSK? Don't bother.
Quick question for you /g/entlemen. I've tried to do my own research, but have found some conflicting information.
This is my build: http://au.pcpartpicker.com/p/4rFkYJ
Obviously some parts have been around for longer than others, but I need to know if my PSU is going to be able to cope with the 390.
The i5-2500k is running at 4.2GHz, 1.32V vcore. I know it's a high vcore for the clock, but I was having stability issues when I went much lower, maybe just got unlucky and got a bad unit.
as long as it is a real 650 watt not a 450 with a sticker over it you will be fine
My 550W 80+ gold powers a 390 and a highly overclocked x5650.
You're fine with an efficient enough power supply
Righto, thanks for the input, it seems inline with a lot of what I've read and what most power supply calculators seem to think.
If the newest and greatest technology is so important why does everybody in Paris drive manual, even in the city?
>>51435165
everyone in paris died, that's proof that manual driving is dangerous
manually driving attracts sandniggers is a known fact friend
>>51435165
Italian here, cause it's cheaper, more efficient and faster, also my mom can do that so why not
You dont drive stick you are an honorary faggot. Manuals are just better for non amerifats
wat software should i use for creatng a botnet
retarded amphibianuploader
>>51434985
Ask google for some advise.
>>51434985
Use notepad
So i "found" an iPad and i cant activate it because it´s locked to an iCloud account, anyone have any tips of how to get around that?
>>51434829
benis in bagina
Give it back Jamal.
>>51434829
Nigger
>sister brings laptop to help her install drivers
>open up sofware update (nothing happens)
>open device manager
>install drivers automatically
>progress bar, but nothing happens
>open up chrome and visit google.com
>find hp website, visit it
>get redirected to some spam site
>repeat several times, same thing
>open up explorer, same thing
>can't even browse the fucking internet
so, my question, should normalfags be even allowed to use windows??
pic related
>>51434567
>>find hp website, visit it
>>get redirected to some spam site
>>repeat several times, same thing
>>open up explorer, same thing
>>can't even browse the fucking internet
That has never happened to me, what site we're you exactly trying to access? Have you scanned the computer for possible adware?
>>51434567
normalfags shouldn't be allowed to use computers, period.
>>51434623
she has some kind of ad overlays over links in her browsers. I will fucking have to reinstall everything.
God knows how many troyans, keyloggers, adware she has installed.
Also, that fucking stupid bitch said "I need to buy a new laptop, this one is getting slow".
>>51434660
Yeah, but I'm inclined to think that she couldnt fuck up linux this bad.
Google wants to interview me. What do?
Take along a USB drive and steal your data back.
They love asking autistic interview questions.
Get ready for meme questions about manhole covers.
http://labs.detectify.com/post/133528218381/chrome-extensions-aka-total-absence-of-privacy
>TL;DR, Popular Google Chrome extensions are constantly tracking you per default, making it very difficult or impossible for you to opt-out. These extensions will receive your complete browsing history, all your cookies, your secret access-tokens used for authentication (i.e., Facebook Connect) and shared links from sites such as Dropbox and Google Drive. The third-party services in use are hiding their tracking by all means possible, combined with terrible privacy policies hidden inside the Chrome Web Store.
>Google, claiming that Chrome is the safest web browser out there, is actually making it very simple for extensions to hide how aggressively they are tracking their users. We have also discovered exactly how intrusive this sort of tracking actually is and how these tracking companies actually do a lot of things trying to hide it. Due to the fact that the gathering of data is made inside an extension, all other extensions created to prevent tracking (such as Ghostery) are completely bypassed.
>The tracked browsing history data is made available through analytics services, where anyone can sign up to pay for a monthly subscription to analyze and dig through this traffic. It is still unknown what happens with some of the data, such as your personal cookies, but there’s a possibility that it is being used to enhance the profile of the user to make the analytics even more accurate in terms of location, gender, age and interests.
>Through these services, we’ve been able to confirm that even browsing patterns from only one user ended up in the search results, making it possible to fingerprint a specific user’s browser history.
>They are running the tracking scripts in a separate background instance of the extension, but can still get access to all information about your tabs. By doing this, your network traffic of a web page will not disclose that requests are being done to a third party. This bypasses all Content Security Policy-rules and Chrome extensions – such as Ghostery – that tries to prevent tracking, since the requests are being done inside the extension itself.
>They are packing the data using different methods to make it obfuscated and hard to identify.
>Some tracking scripts are using different subdomains for each extension making it harder to see that they are using the same solutions for tracking users and to make it harder to block them.
>The extensions always enable this tracking per default, some of them do give you an option to disable it, but it’s always activated from start. Some extensions have added these scripts inside an incremental update, automatically enabling the tracking for all users from before the update.
>This is an ugly one. Some third-party tracking services use a tracking script SDK inside the extensions. But the first time it runs, it replaces this code by making a few requests fetching new JavaScript-code and storing it in the extension’s file storage and saves references to the files in the local storage of the extension. This makes it possible for the extension to constantly run and update arbitrary code controlled by the third-party not included by the extension from the beginning. Now, note that this file storage and local storage functionality is only because of the tracking scripts, not due to the functionality of extension itself.
>They are sending over everything about you. Every. Thing. Even relations between websites that is only known by the current user, since the pages themselves are not linked in any way. They also steal all your cookies and OAuth access-tokens (provided between web pages using URL fragments aka location.hash).
>The extensions are in fact exposing that they do have these tracking scripts embedded. The GUI of the Chrome Web Store is actually helping these companies to hide this information perfectly.
This fucking meme extension with its meme filters is the memiest thing I've ever memed. Fucking gorhill
>>51434195
That's a filter list. If you don't like it, stop using that list.
>>51434195
too retarded to read an faq, stick to adblock faggot
>>51434195
Fuck off, retard.
3 days to use 400gb of data. What should I download?
>>51433935
gentoo
CP
>>51433935
build that porn stash
I'm thinking of buying a Xiaomi Pistons 3.0.
Is it worth it? Any alternative for the same price?
>>51433749
there pretty much isn't an alternative for the price/quality. Get them, i have a pair and they are amazing
don't like that button placement.
using v2.1 myself and don't want to "upgrade"
I know they seem Hella cheap and don't got a mic but the Panasonic RPHJE120K earphones are better than my $400 in-ear monsters
Thinking about trying linux as daily driver.
I have a G46vw that somehow forgot its windows OEM key windows and im not buying an other one, thinking about installing mint and SteamOS on it.
I have little experience with linux, on a raspberry pi i setup an openVPN server, L2TP server, and a BINDserver and played around with kali. Thats all the linux experience i have. Maybe i could go for arch.
So i have two questions:
1. Why should i?
2. Why shouldnt i?
>inb4 gentoo
>>51433718
I'm not here to help, but I am curious why you're dressed like a girl.
Yeah I don't know about all that but why are you dressed like a girl?
>>51433718
Who is he?
Anyone else having any of the following issues?
>webm's not playing sound after the first loop
>can't set the download path to SD card
>general instability and crashes opening images or even posting
>>51433656
It's garbage.
Like all website specific apps.
Fucking eternal beta.
I'll check these issues out.
Next time please report them on github.
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