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"Does anyone know how to center text in my panel?" edition.
>>47361595
Is that GNU/Linux or riced Wangblows?
If the former, what browser is that and how did you rice it so?
>>47361595
for real though how are you window buttons so long
>>47361595
This is the best edition yet!
69 decides what I do with it
>>47362997
feed it
it looks hungry
>>47362997
Tape + Paws
>>47362997
Care for it for the rest of it's natural life, giving it a loving and enjoyable life
So I'm analyzing connections to my computer (I'm reading a book about networking and forensics) and I'm learning how to analyze connections and capture packets.
I've noticed a bunch of lines like the following one:Firefox 44642 lett 55u IPv4 0x06670138 0t0 TCP 192.168.0.101:61365->yyz07s10-in-f9.1e100.net:https (ESTABLISHED)
Firefox 44642 lett 61u IPv4 0x06613884 0t0 TCP 192.168.0.101:62049->yyz07s10-in-f20.1e100.net:https (ESTABLISHED)
Hmm... wtf is 1e100.net? Let's see:Registry Registrant ID:
Registrant Name: DNS Admin
Registrant Organization: Google Inc.
Registrant Street: 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
Registrant City: Mountain View
Registrant State/Province: CA
Registrant Postal Code: 94043
Registrant Country: US
Registrant Phone: +1.6502530000
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +1.6506188571
I'm not connected to any google site. I don't use Google search. I don't use Gmail. I don't have Android phone... yet every fucking time I start Firefox, my computer is connecting to Google and is sending them something every time I browse (can't figure out what it is sending them since it's encrypted).
It's impossible to get rid of Google botnet.
PROVE ME WRONG!
http://www.pcmech.com/article/the-mysterious-1e100-net/
>>47356339
yes, I know it's google's. all I'm saying is that it's fucking impossible to kill this shit and disconnect yourself from Botnet.
does it still show up when you uncheck 'Block reported attack sites', 'Block reported web forgeries" etc from security prefs?
Anyone have any virus stories?
No, I've literally never gotten a virus
the last time I got a virus was when I visited a street fighter fan site
it was annoying to get rid of
i downloaded sanandreas.exe from megaupload once when I was a kid
Why /g/ love NSA-sponsored smartphone? Give your reason why you don't use dumbphone
>No internet connection
>No tracking
>Still able to call and to text
>7 days of battery life, even more light usage.
>Best functionality ever
>no tracking
fuckin lel. are you retarded?
>>47345202
>Give your reason why you don't use dumbphone
Because I was shilled into buying a shit Samsung Galaxy S4 on Verizon's network. I am switching to a dumbphone asap.
If you were really concerned about being tracked, you wouldn't be using a cell phone at all, and would use payphones instead.
Check all that apply. Try to get a bingo. Yes you've seen this before, I'm just bringing it back.
There's a lot of contradictory stuff here
>flawless mouse
>trackball
If you've ever actually use them, trackballs tend to have bad sensors. They don't make them effective AND comfortable.
>IPS screen
>dual monitors
Why would I need two 2560x1440 SIPS/PLS panels? Same with the 16:10, that's just Autism territory.
>the entire rightmost column
I know this is consumer tech general, but come on.
>Why would I need two 2560x1440 SIPS/PLS panels? Same with the 16:10, that's just Autism territory.
I have no fucking clue what you're trying to say.
Shit tier:
>Office workers
>Typhoid Mary
>Best Buy employees
Low tier:
>Apple users
>Children
>Programmers
Medium tier:
>Hipsters
>Portugese people
>Gadget enthusiasts
High tier:
>PC technicians
>Gamers
>Web designers
God tier:
>IT professionals
>Linux users
>>47343981
You actually put gamers in high tier?
I'm fucking honoured, a /g/tard that isn't out to insult everyone who says the word "game"
>>47343981
>IT professionals
>God tier
no, you've gotten it backwards
you guys are the computer janitors, whose sole purpose is to ensure that the Office workers (God tier, who are actually responsible for business value added) can do their jobs.
Also there should be no such thing as a "Linux user". Only "Linux admin" for trained, certified, experienced sysadmins or "Linux developers" for OS devs.
All serious business takes place on Windows machines.
You're a fucking retard.
>>47343981
>Best Buy employees
I mean, better than being a neet like yourself.
So I have CAELinux on my laptop (I an an Electrical Engineering graduate student, use some of the software for EM and circuit simulations), but it's running ubuntu 12.04 and is built with python 2.7 and getting gnome to do anything well on it is a bitch.
I'm not looking to really replace the distro on my laptop, but I'm looking to put one on my desktop. Because this is a more general purpose computer, I don't need most of the simulation packages CAELinux offers, so I'm able to "upgrade" to a newer distro. Specifically, I'm looking for things like python 3.4 (I need some of the updated libs for sympy and scipy for instance). With that in mind, I'm currently torn between these three distros.
What I'm wanting is some pros/cons between these distros (or any other suggestions I guess) for a general use, programming, and relatively high end computer. I'll also likely be running a VM of windows - so that might be a consideration?
I'll post a speccy screenshot in next post. Because speccy hates AMD, the graphics is r9 290x btw.
And if anyones curious - the CPU is usually overclocked, it just happens that I set it to base clock to test some stuff out with some RAM I recently bought. I'm usually able to pull ~5.0GHz with pretty stable temps (water cooled of course)
unless you are a loonix fanboy and like messing with it get away from arch. The rest is just personal choice.
>>47339709
Well, that doesn't help much. Are there seriously no empirical benefits between fedora and ubuntu or even arche?
Anyone else using inbox by gmail?
How is it so far?
And if anyone can send invites? Been waiting for Google to send me one forever.
If you can invite hook me up please!
[email protected]
>>47339522
botnet reads through your emails to sort them out.
>>47339543
snet ;)
>Be me
>Try every known hard drug (except heroin)
>Try every psychedelic drug
>Come home many times blowed as fuck no one ever notices always play it cool
>Come home many times drunk as fuck no one ever notices always play it cool
>Be clean for a couple of months
>Decide to install gentoo
>Spend two days trying to get X to work
>Look tired as fuck
>Family Intervention about druqks
>Fuck off mom and dad I just became a /g/entooman
>install gentoo even once even as a joke
Shigs
>he fell for the gentoo meme
>>47341824
Just reading the first sentence of this makes it feel like I'm witnessing a disgusting Reddit-tier meme image of a person who haphazardly selfies themself making strained expressions then tacks them into a single image and tries to tell a shitty story.
Go fuck yourself.
Get out of this board.
Nice eBlog.
Saged.
>He uses Spotify
What do you use?
>>47341736
tidal
>>47341648
Its super useful
I dont even stream that much I just use it to browse music and download it within the same app. I'm offline most of the time and I can use it with my sister. As long as we don't go online at the same time there is no problem.
Fuck yeah!
http://rt.com/usa/246601-snowden-truecrypt-security-audit/
>>47342508
>using deprecated security software.
>>47343232
Russians are still using Windows XP. What do you expect?
>>47343232
who is that semen demon?
Any programs to make a phone untraceable
no.
Hire a Mexican to deliver your messages across town.
Only way.
>>47341905
>buys most botnet of botnets to ever be produced
>"h-hey can I make it untraceable?"
No, no you cannot.
Xprivacy any good
>Apple's new Macbook is all about style
>This is apparently the 'notebook redefined'
>Holding it is quite unnerving
>The new Macbook couldn't perform during rudimentary testing.
APPLE DORKS BTFO
It reminds me of the AMX 13 F3 SPG. It's ammunition and crew were transported separately, so it was basically just a launcher and could not do anything alone. Akin to that, the new Macbook needs 10 accessories before it can provide the usability you'd expect out of a fucking $2000 notebook, so you end up spending $5000 on a piece of aluminum that will look like shit with 5 cables coming out of it.
Apple needs to bring back Titanium devices. This Aluminum shit needs to go.
>>47331672
>needs 10 accessories
But that's the point, it doesn't need those 10 accessories.
Apple are banking hard on wireless everything being even bigger in the next year or so than they've ever been in the past, and they're almost certainly right with that regard.
Are there any UMPCs still on the market, or a modern equivalent? The idea of a pocket-able Linux device with a (albeit tiny) physical keyboard is very appealing.
Smartphones took over.
>daily meme UMPCposting
>>47342001
What would you use it for?
![Girls[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/uqEQo6c.png "Girls[1]")
