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what is the dumbest tech support (or 'ANON HELP ME WITH MY COMPUTER') problem you've been called for?
>Dad calls me yelling about his password
>He thinks I changed it
>"What was your old password, Dad?"
>"WHY DID YOU CHANGE IT?"
>"I didn't. What was your password yesterday?"
>"password"
>...
>Is caps lock on?
>Oh... yeah it is. Sorry about that?
>Ok.
A Mac, of course.
>>47830583
In high-school I had to help a teacher to find a file. She didn't know the directory, but the name and was to retarded to use search.
>techsupport.png
>not blueleds.png
oh and,
>how do i send a message on facebook
Post your mouse pad.
>not typeset using latex
jesus you fucking pleb just kill yourself
this is the design
remember when bitcoin was cool? haha me neither
Someone post the 1 mousepad thing please?
I need a new Mp.
Tell me your startup idea and I'll tell you if it's shit
A startup that evaluates the viability of new startups.
Dating website for programmers and traps.
We'll write a revolutionary cloud based app, that will revolutionise the way people use their smart-devices.
Why not have a security general?
So I have created this script,and it works when I run it with sudo.The scripts name is macchanger.sh and it is located in my home directory.#!/bin/bash
echo "Changing mac addresses"
echo "Changing mac address wlan0"
ifconfig wlan0 down
macchanger -r wlan0
ifconfig wlan0 up
#if you only have one wifi interface you may just delete the next bit
sudo echo "Changing mac address wlan1"
ifconfig wlan1 down
macchanger -r wlan1
ifconfig wlan1 up
Now my question is,how do I make it run on startup?Either system startup or login startup,both work for me.I am running Ubango Ganuu/Loonix 15.04.
I have tried running it with startup applications,both as './macchanger.sh' and as 'sudo ./macchanger.sh'
I have also tried to edit sudo visudo.
I have tried to edit /etc/rc.local.
None of them worked.The last two even complicated system startup a bit.
Add it to the init script that brings your network up in the first place.
>>47753470
Thank you anon.It worked.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/OnNetworkConnectionRunScript
So all you other peeps How would you rate the security of your PC from 1 to 10?
With 1 being Windows XP without service packs and 10 being something even the NSA can't crack?
I would rate mine as 7.1/10.
I mean I have loonix with a full hard drive encryption,https everywhere,and now macchanger on startup.
What would push my security to at least a 9.5 would be if I had l2p by default,noscript,a proxy chain,vpn and a hardware firewall.
Now let me just reboot it and hope nothing breaks XD.
I haven't read this book yet and I've heard nothing but good things about it, but I downloaded it and it's kinda big so I was wondering if what’s in the book can be applicable now days since it was released in 2008 and things have changed since then. Also give me any other recommendations for books on the same subject.
Thanks in advance
anyone?
>>47795201
Yes.I couldn't get the cd to run though,made following along a pain in the ass.
Yes I believe so, I bought and last read it years ago though, so I could be wrong. I might read it again now.
How can I use facial recognition and write a script to automatically harvest all potential reaction images in an anime?
It's already bad enough that people are pausing their anime just to screencap potential reaction pics, now people can't even be bothered to do that?
Just wait for someone else to do it for you.
Or is this an ego thing and you wish to be the very first with fresh OC on /a/?
>>47785848
Take a look at OpenCV
> AWOO !
>>47785848
OP, who is this qt semen demon?
Who here use Telegram ? i bet none.
Thats a nice logo
Two friends of mine do exclusively for chatting between the two of them, even though they have Whatsapp.
I use Facebook/WhatsApp because I have nothing to hide. I also own a Smart Watch and use Gmail, Google Now and Google Search.
Come at me.
Well, it finally fucking happened.
Logged in or not, the botnet is requiring you pick out pictures of foods 100% now. No more OCR word.
The metadata of what pictures you pick will help jewgle make more expensive advertisements.
>>47788723
Where are they getting these images? Can we poison the well?
>>47788723
Holy shit that was so difficult to get around.
What does /g/ think of haskell?
It's beautiful.
It teaches beginners the importance of seperating IO from Processing. It teaches the importance of really thinking about what you're trying to do.
It's all right. Prefer clojure myself but to each their own.
My experience has been that lazy evaluation hurts more than it helps. Strict evaluation with laziness annotations would be preferable to me. Other than that, I like it.
>11.23 hours battery life
Mac haters must be boiling with jelly
>11 hours of no programs
Sounds great OP
>>47780307
thas linux
>>47780307
I have Safari, Spotify (known to be CPU hungry), IRC client, and a text editor open and I have 10 hours left.
why is it so hard for audiofags to explain their favorite term "warmth" or why they think vinyl sounds "better"?
it's fucking piss easy.
"warmth" pretty much describes a combination of audible "flaws" of this analog recording like varying speeds causing slight pitch variations, crackling and other background noise.
all this makes analog recordings sound less sterile which is nice.
ALSO, a lot of music records on vinyl have a bigger dynamic range because vinyl is usually bought by enthusiasts who will listen to it with HIFI equipment while CD and MP3 recordings have to sound "good" on the shittiest players.
it's not that CD is not capable of fat ass dynamics, the problem is that popular music usually gets recorded compressed and flat as fuck to CD/MP3 because of the reason I mentioned before.
>favorite
>warmth
u wot m8. some of us like neutral
Why are audio imperfections considered good by "audiophiles"
I'm a sound engineer, and you're a fucking idiot. Have you even heard vinyl before? No? Just sit on your fat ass and spew bullshit on 4chan?
>Sysadmins will never know the feel of unboxing a shiny new optical DWDM amplifier
Networking is the best IT field. What are my fellow network engineers working on today?
Recognized that card immediately. Built a regional network about 8 years ago with all 15454s. They have come a long way since then it seems - multi-degree and protection are easier. Fewer cards in the solution now as well.
>>47784970
I'm actually new to these. We're using babby's first DWDM with the EDWMD and they stopped backing the basic 7.5 dbm amp so we had to buy these instead.
Did you do 10g/100g? Or something else?
deciding whether to stay in a job so I can focus on CCIE or move to banking
both options have cons
https://blog.tox.im/2015/04/27/new-api-gsoc-2015
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One of the people in charge works for the US government and threatens to sue anyone who disagrees with him. This is not the sort of character you should be trusting to provide you working secure software.
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>>47787570
Who?
>>47787608
hexafluoride.
The most neglected technology in the 21st century
>>47780993
well it sure as shit isn't battery technology that's for sure.
would be cool to be able to spin pedals for like 10 minutes to charge all electronics in the house for a day
OP, I want to see YOU making tons of AMPS fit in a really small container while making it also SAFE and not catching fire when you sit on it.
There are lots of new technologies for batteries but it is hard as fuck to make them retardproof/safe for normal daily use
Show me your home server uptime, anon.
What does it do? How much power does it consume?
This is my HP T610 PLUS running as a hypervisor.
>>47781655
bump
yuyukos new stuff is in the post
~120W for everything in the cabinet
>>47781818
>raspberry pi
>in a motherfucking rack
what a waste of space.
