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I've heard you can download any videos from any site without using extensions on any browser. Is this true? How do you do it?
⌘ ⌥ i
youtube-dl, curl, wget, etc
You can't download DRM protected ones.
Any good? How close is it to programming in x86-32 Assembly?
>>54961972
>suspecting /v/ of knowing anything about assembly
>>54961948
its much closer to AVR and other microcontroller assembly
its instruction set is extremely simple and it only has 2 operands
that being said, its still very educational, especially with the variety of "puzzles" (homework tier problems) there are
http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/mirrors-edge-catalyst-and-geforce-gtx-1070-game-ready-driver-released
You're 4 hours late.
>>54961939
spam is against global rules
>>54961939
>My GTX 970 is going to get slower and slower now
Feels Bad.
So I'm getting an i5-2500k and need a mobo.
I want a $40-50 mobo, and I've come to two choices: ASRock or MSI
ASRock:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157515
MSI:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130659
I'm only going to be using 1333mhz RAM and will only do light CPU OC'ing. So, ASRock or MSI?
>buying old tech
the 2500k train is about to retire
buy a skylake system you gook
>>54961857
Spotted the (((Shillstein)))
>>54961857
There is no reason to spend an extra $100+ for a new Skylake i5 when the 2500k performs the same in games, not to mention it overclocks like a champ.
Learning python for educational purposes, can /g/ recommend any projects that would be good for a greenhorn programmer?
bump for interest
https://www.reddit.com/r/learnprogramming/comments/2a9ygh/1000_beginner_programming_projects_xpost/
I recommend "How to Think Like a Computer Scientist". It's like a very in-depth codecademy tutorial. Goes over actual best practices. I'm an experienced code monkey and learned a lot going through it.
What do you know about face swapping technology and its potential applications for anonymity technology?
Are there good libraries available for face-swapping images? Do we know what snapchat uses? Current face-swap tech seems to not be very "sticky," ie if part of your face moves out of the frame, or a foreign object gets in your face or goes into your mouth, it often gets broken and flickers or superimposes the image over something other than the face. Obviously even a momentary flicker exposing your face could be disastrous if you're trying to use face-swap technology for anonymity.
Does anyone remember a one-off sci-fi drama in the UK around the year 2000 where some hacker terrorist guy uses a "video morph" to swap his face? I can't remember what it was. It was supposed to be a prediction of the future and it got quite a lot of other stuff accurate, like voice recognition
>>54961508
>momentary flicker exposing your face
Get a static picture of the background and use that, then just add in the new face. You'd never have to have your real face in the image, and if there was an error it would just drop back to the background.
>>54961508
Probably a proprietary implementation. You could use OpenCV libs to do something very similar though. Inaccuracies are primarily because it's computationally infeasible to do something like this with extremely high accuracy, so they use speed-up techniques like Haar-like features and hashing. To complicate this, not everything is pose-consistent so you need to account for multiple permutations/orientations of edge features.
If transcoding an mp3 at the same bitrate will degrade quality, does saving a jpg at the same quality setting over and over again degrade quality?
>>54961483
Just renaming a jpeg reduces quality.
It being a jpeg is bad enough.
Just got an electrical shock from my headphones connector at the same time my closed laptop next to me started playing music it was in sleep mode, im running win 7 on main pc and debian on laptop. Pulled out all the wall sockets in my room, booted up my main pc now everything seems fine. How fucked am i? was it the company? on just an solarflare? Fuck guys im so fucking paranoid,
Keep hearing sounds from outside my windows what do?? And i see shadows walk by.
They are watching
Naruto
srs wtf hear them walking upstairs
Hey /g/
I have a very specific problem on my android, its a opx running cm 13 nightly (pic related)
I can't seem to use anything besides clover over my LTE connection, YouTube shows errors of not being connected to the internet,fire fox ,chrome ,google now...
None of these work sept for clover.
Plz help.
Maybe you shouldn't use underground poo in loo trash
>implying you need anything more than Clover
(remove the proxy from your apn settings)
i hate the android community
>tfw note 2
>using Official CM13 nightlies
Who here using older phones for another 3 yrs or so ?
>>54961286
LG /g/2
3 years
Will prolly keep it until it dies
S3 Neo here, never had an update since the day I bought it (it was back in 2014)
L/g/ /g/2.
Hope it lasts until I die.
FreeCST, was started on December 6, 2015, we want to help educate people about the numerous security threats, and how to protect their self online and offline from cyber security attacks.
this is really gross, I can't really put my finger on why
>>54961260
>online and offline
How can you get attacked offline?
>>54961260
give up. stop shilling your site. it's not gonna happen
Haven't really seen much of these.
named this bowl gentoo
>>54961201
>naruto
Nigga pls
>>54961201
is this how you summer kids rice shit?
lmao
Hello, I'm looking to buy a graphic card of a budget of maximum €50. I'm considering to buy Sapphire Radeon R7 240, but I'm not really sure if it's worth. Which gpu is good for €50?
>>54961132
R7 240 is good for the money. Alternative would be gt 730
>>54961132
With that budget you should probably go tri-Titan X
You might have a little left over for a fourth
x = "b"
print x == "a" or "b"
If you execute this code on python, the ouput is "b" instead of True. Can someone explain this to me?
>2013+3
>still using Python 2
to answer your question, the second statement is basicallyprint <expresssion>, where 'expression' in this case isx == "a" or "b". The value of that expression itself is the value of the first operand that is true, which is "b".
order of operations.
"==" is before "or"
So the 2nd line is equal to:print (x == "a") or "b"
First do the parensprint (false) or "b"
"or" returns the second thing if the first one is false, soprint "b"
>>54961154
instead of shitting all over python 2.7.x be happy you don't have to maintain legacy code
Is Go the best language for distributed systems?
sure if you like 1gb binaries :^)
only if you are unironically named Pajeet
>The key point here is our programmers are Googlers, they’re not researchers. They’re typically, fairly young, fresh out of school, probably learned Java, maybe learned C or C++, probably learned Python. They’re not capable of understanding a brilliant language but we want to use them to build good software. So, the language that we give them has to be easy for them to understand and easy to adopt. -- Rob Pike
>>54960993
I don't understand
My last FizzBuzz was below 10MB
