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just bought an xps15.
pretty happy with it.
>dat4k
>>55222901
6700hq
16gb ram
512gb SSD
960M
/g/ is dead
>>55222947
sadface no one to share the excitement with
/g/, redpill me on NoScript.
I think it should be mandatory for every individual out there who browses the internet. I almost feel like some kind of god when I block all that analytics and ad bullshit you'd never know about right at the source, just to enjoy a very pure and clean web experience.
Is there ANY serious downside to using this or similar software?
>>55222647
you're a fucking retard-nigger
>>55222673
>butthurt JavaShit web dev detected
>>55222673
y-you too
This piece of shit keeps opening up every time I save a jpeg or png, For some reason it'll leave gif and wemb alone but if I save any other picture file it'll pop open a different screen.
How do I stop this shit?
>>55222388
uninstall your malware
download combofix and run it
and then torrent internet download manager
>>55222414
>combofix
looks promising but it says it doesn't work for windows 8.1
thanks though
i built it a year ago, and to be honest i had no idea what i was doing, now when i use it sometimes it gose up to 90°C and then it crashes. Help me /g you are my only hope
Clean and/or reseat your heat sink.
>>55222397
/thread
if you need to buy an aftermarket heatsink.
Is the heat sink fan actually spinning?
Is the heat sink seated properly?
Is there any airflow in your case?
Did you use thermal compound?
Post your favourite textbooks and why you like them
This one is great because it isn't at all dry, introduces you to some important concepts in computational/language theory, and has plenty of easy to follow implementations in C. Most importantly, you start pretty much straight away parsing infix to postfix and then evaluating it in the first hour or so.
>>55222304
>kuck
it's childish but I don't care
>>55222304
I've seen this recommended a lot, never read it.
In my first year we used pic related and I wish I found it when I was in highschool. I tried to learn how computers worked but couldn't find any good resources - this book takes you from transistors to a MIPS processor, each part building on the last. Really easy to read and understand, too.
23" 16:9 or 25" 21:9?
16:10 or fuck off.
18" with cheese sticks and buffalo wings.
>/g/ in the early 1990s when it went cyberpunk
>>55222009
me in the middle right
>>55222009
4chan has only existed since 2003
>>55222009
No one here was even half as cool as they guys were.
php or node.js?
for what? killing yourself as painfully as possible?
tough choice.
Python and Django
Node.js and Express.
>if you want to run something as a user, you have to first start it as root and then drop privileges
On what fucking planet is this more secure than just letting users start http servers? Why the fuck are Unix developers so fucking dumb? It's not 1970 anymore, no one uses fucking rsh. setuid is a fucking joke too, there were so many privilege escalation exploits in that heap of shit.
>>55221435
>i want to be able to run a program as any other user without having administrator privileges
>/g/, 2016
You could limit the user to only run the specific commands required to work with Apache, for instance.
It needs root for many things, namely the process probably binds to port 80 and ports under 1000 or something by default require root.
Also, much more priv esc shit in Windows.
>>55221435
> Running httpd
> Not running httpd in a jail
Text quality bait...
What is /g/ thoughts about google+?
Linus Torvalds seems to be fan of it.
Your mother seems to be a fan of my dick.
>>55221346
>Torvalds liking a botnet component
If Linus likes it, I guess I have to like it too.
did something happen to utorrent?
I wasn't on my computer for a week and now I come back and things download super slow.
I don't have downspeed capped and I download stuff at my normal speed just fine on steam and stuff.
Should I use some other torrenter?
download 2.2.1
>>55221198
I'm on 3.4.6 is that bad
>>55221208
anything is bad after 2.2.1
Please tell me how adding extra metal around a plug, in this case gold-plating it, will somehow improve signal quality
>>55221100
Only if the one put in is gilded too.
>>55221100
Gold does not corrode. Corrosion decreases signal throughput, degrading signal quality. Same reason high throughput PC connectors (SATA etc) are gold plated.
>>55221100
>will somehow improve signal quality
How about you go back to /v/eddit you dumb faggot?
Gold is a very non reactive metal and It will not oxidise which would reduce signal quality.
Give meh some /g/ aprooved TV shows / movies
Why did she have to die
Pretty much just this and Boku no Pico
Backdoor sluts 9
It's 2017 and it's been proven that P = NP.
What changes tomorrow?
>>55220568
The number of problems I have.
Most encryption is fucked?
Logic circuit design got a whole lot easier?
>2017
Why do only the stupidest, least educated fucktards bring this shit up?
Ok, Guys look what I found online:
ssh [email protected]
The password is "wakata", without the quotes.
It's thanks in Japanese!
Mess with it however you want.
No one interested?
BUMP
>>55220357
nice try fbi
I ain't touching that.
Remember to use Tor or a VPN...
