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Do you /g/uys have any recommendations on a good USB key encryption software?
Is either AES, Twofish or Serpent objectively better?
>>55190248
c'mon /g/ give me something
>>55190248
Veracrypt might work, if you just extract it on the stick and create a container rather than encrypting the whole thing.
>>55190469
Thanks anon.
Are there any reasonably powerful laptops that don't look absolutely retarded?
>>55190228
Eurocom
Sager
>>55190228
Maingear.
>>55190228
Define reasonable.
XPS13 is reasonably powerful for a laptop unless youre a gaymer.
Reddit's top technology posts of all time.
>>55190223
/g/'s top threads:
>muh minimalistic weeb desktop
>xyz is a meme
>xyz is a botnet
>gentoo vs arch
>wincucks vs macfags vs freetards
>>55190288
All those technology posts on reddit originally came from /g/ faggot
>>55190288
Don't forget MAKI
gmail blocked an old email i sent for myself as a backup
now i wanted to download it but its blocked
downloaded the source mime code of the file into a txt and now i have a py script that should make it a 7z file again
but i cant fucking run the script, i have codeblocks and it wont let me build nor run it, pls halp
You just got scroogled, cunt
>>55190160
you sent yourself a file with a restricted extension?
gl.
>>55190193
it was not restricted in 2009
Now that Iceweasel has reached its EOL I'm pretty much stuck using Tor for everything (kys cloudflare) because I don't want to want to use the joogle botnet, Paleshit or SJW/Bloatfox. And Icecat hasn't been updated in over a month because who needs security, amirite?
Iceweasel is Firefox with the logo changed you know?
>>55190124
What's wrong with palemoon?
I'm still using iceweasel because why not?
China overtakes USA in supercomputers
> http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/21/technology/china-tops-list-of-fastest-computers-again.html?_r=0
>commercially available
;^)
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>>55190041
Why do they use the flowers?
>Today is the Electronic Frontier Foundation's day of action for its No Global Warrants campaign.
>Constituents are asked to tell their Congress persons to enact the Stop Mass Hacking Act which would block proposed DOJ rule changes to Rule 41 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure.
>The current Rule 41 authorizes federal magistrate judges to issue warrants for law enforcement searches and seizures only if the judge has jurisdiction in the district where the search is conducted.
>The Department of Justice's changes to Rule 41 would grant any magistrate judge the ability to approve remote computer search warrants regardless of their location in cases where either "technological means" was used to conceal the location of the computer, or where botnets were used to "damage" computers in at least 5 districts.
>These changes would result in law enforcement window shopping for judges that never refuse requests and thus indiscriminate granting of search warrants without real opportunity for oversight.
>The rule changes will go into effect automically unless Congress explicitly rejects the proposals.
https://noglobalwarrants.org/
I would call if my country had any vote
>Partner Organizations
Access Now
ACI-Participa
Advocacy for Principled Action in Government American Civil Liberties Union
American Library Association
Amicus
AnchorFree
Australian Privacy Foundation
Brave
Center for Democracy & Technology
Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) Constitutional Alliance
Data Foundry
Disconnect
DuckDuckGo
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Fight for the Future
Free Press Action Fund
Freedom of the Press Foundation, creators of SecureDrop
Demand Progress
Evernote
Golden Frog
Government Accountability Project
Hide My Ass VPN Service
i2coalition
International Modern Media Institute
Internet Archive
Internet Association
IP Justice
Karisma
La Quadrature du Net
LEAP
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers
New America’s Open Technology Institute
Niskanen Center
Open Media
Open Net Korea
PayPal
Privacy International
Private Internet Access
R Street Institute
Reform Government Surveillance
Restore the Fourth
Riseup
Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy & Public Interest Clinic SpiderOak
Tor Project
Wickr Foundation
X-Lab
>>55190039
It's happening /g/...
hold me I'm scared
What monitor do I get /g/?
![DOLBY_PRM4200_Frontview_Plane_l[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/LOtAfmy.jpg "DOLBY PRM4200 Frontview Plane l[1]")
Dolby PRM 4200.
Anything else is a meme
>>55190096
fuck my cat.
this lil shit costs 40,000
>>55190096
>1080p
What reasons are there to use Debian over Ubuntu for a server?
There are no legitimate reasons.
Stability
>>55189970
Debian is the suit&tie gentleman who works hard to provide for the family
Ubuntu is the spoiled boy who ran away from home because his parents wouldn't let him get a tattoo and identify as a female named Brenda
Why the fuck is there so much subjectivity with technology? Why is there nothing absolutely nothing that is objectively the best
product. Everything is so fucking wishy washy I ask what phone is the best on the market I get 15 answers how is this acceptable?
Why do we as consumers allow this to happen no other industry is like this. I don't understand why we don't talk in terms of specs
and compare only the specs. it's not even like cereal brands or some shit where taste comes into play
some people just actively shill products that are inferior. It's getting ridiculous. I challenge you to find an objective best
product for the following
Phone
Laptop
Monitor
You won't be able to because the consumers buy inferior products and hold back the industry
Define "best"
The reason people don't talk purely in terms of specs is because most people aren't autismos. What matters is the real world performance and how it matches up to people's *subjective* expectations. Good on paper means very little to anyone really. The best laptop for most people would be the fully loaded rMBP 15" and this is reflected in the normie consensus.
The iPhone 6S Plus™ on the latest iOS™ is objectively™ the best phone on the market.
/g/
Most of you claim that C and C++ is superior in compare to C# or Python.
Then if it is better and salary is higher why there is only few people doing C programming?
Do you really belive that people with 10years of C#/Java experience would not be able to code and maintain C/C++ project
?
>Then if it is better and salary is higher why there is only few people doing C programming?
I think for the most part it's only useful when working with microcontrollers in embedded systems. We have to work with them a lot at school and we exclusively program them with C.
>Do you really belive that people with 10years of C#/Java experience would not be able to code and maintain C/C++ project
I don't know but I don't think I would be able to maintain a Java project no matter how much C experience I might have in the future because OOP is a complete mystery to me.
>>55189873
C stands for cemetry.
The only reason they use C/C++ is that they are too lazy to write a better more modern and they are just maintaining the old world's misery.
>>55189954
High-school faggot kill yourself.
Is it true or is it shilling ?
https://youtu.be/rjrxOOfi54k
>Microsoft
>Are they shilling?
How is that even a question anymore
>Comments are disabled for this video.
>implying the rest of the browsers have the same deep level access to windows that edge has
Why don't they test it on a neutral party, like Linux?
>/g/ is frequently worried about botnets and companies spying on them
>willingly installs chrome, wants Google Fiber
>willingly installs random programs to root their phone, custom ROMs, pirated software
You can't make this shit up
>>55189848
>chrome
inox
I've learned to stop worrying and love the botnet
>Google Fiber
>implying your ISP doesn't already spy on you
At least I'll have great upload speeds.
Your opinion on Fedora 24 ?
>>55189829
>This thread again
Red hat is getting pretty desperate.
>>55189829
It's good
Meh…
20 was rock solid, hence I kept running it way too long.
23 was a nightmare (but that's KDE's fault), so I am very hesistant to try 24. But then on the other hand, Suse I am currently on, is even worse, so it's not like I have anything to loose.
But from what I have heard, its always a bad idea to update in the first few weeks after release.
How is this field?
- Salary?
- Employment?
- Need a relevant degree?
>>55189828
1-Depending on the actual job but usually really good
2-Depends on the country you are coming from
3-Also depending on the country. In austria its really easy to get a job as processautomation guy. But as always learn more and you will get better positions at the company.
4-Not asked (what Plc should i learn on programming?) depends on the country. USA uses often Allen Bradley Plc's and Europe has a lot of Siemens Simatic S5 and S7 Plc's. t.Austrian processautomation guy
>>55189828
I used to work designing Industrial process control systems. My company specialized in solenoid valves, pneumatic actuators, and flow control valves.
Sales in this field can be fairly lucrative. I belive the operators and engineers made at least 60k/year here in California.
You shouldn't have a tough time getting into the field as long as you have some experience dealing with technical things and a passion for fluid dynamics.
The degree depends on what you want to do. If you do what I did, you don't need a degree, but you do need to pay a lot of attention to detail.
>>55190753
>>55190822
Thanks
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