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hello /g/, id like to use one of my recently purchased domains as a file/image host for anons and other people to use alike. but i dont know what the hell im doing, this is my main board so i know this is really consumer technology, but is there anyone that could discuss web technology with me?
pic unrelated, new laptop all i have is wallpapers
>but i dont know what the hell im doing
And you want to host images for anons? I know what you're doing: practically begging to go to prison for hosting CP. Your idea will literally ruin your life in less than 24 hours.
>>54896368
damn, i didnt think about that... that stops that right there then
>>54896368
but that doesn't stop me
What's a decent host that allows nsfw content and unlimited bandwidth? (on a budget)
What, in the long term, is the most important work being done in computing right now? What should highly talented programmers work on to have the greatest impact on computing right now?
Definitely working on advanced AI research.
You could also say that making crypto accessible for normies is important to fuck with the NSA.
I'd say it's the two sides of the crypto coin: "quantum computing" and robust cryptographic methods.
I'd say machine learning and all that garbage too but the work being done RIGHT NOW is not particularly impactful imo.
>>54896246
Faster than light travel. Nothing else makes sense from a technological advancement perspective.
/g/ has to admit this is a good product.
>>54896202
that's roughly the opposite of a good product
>>54896238
/thread
>>54896202
Well, I refuse to admit anything, so your ``complete /g/ admission'' will never happen.
muahahahahahahahaha
just got my university macbook returned within an hour of losing it. can some elite hacker vir/g/in here tell me if the dude could have added some malicious shit to it while it was in log-off mode? Dude was pretty chill but I just want to make sure.
>>54896166
wipe + reinstall for maximum safety
>>54896401
thanks.
dude probably wasn't able to log in but I'm uber paranoid when it comes to cyber security and shit like that.
>>54896401
this
Is it worth upgrading 3770K to a newer CPU for gaming? I plan on getting a new GPU soon and don't want it to be bottlenecked by anything else in my setup (2000MHz, DDR3).
It's OC'ed to 4.4GHz and I'll probably be getting a GTX 1070 or AMD equavilent (when they're announced) in the next few months and upgrading my monitor to a 1440p one.
Thanks!!!
>>54896153
>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
>>54896153
No
/thread
>>54896164
Th...thanks!
Okay, for all of you network engineers/specialists, I'm new to networking and I'm a bit confused. What's the point of a patch panel, why not just use a switch or a router? And why even use a switch, when you can just use a router? It's my understanding that a router connects networks to other networks, like a home network to the web, and that a switch connects computers together, but nowdays don't most modern routers have switching capabilities? Also, correct me if I'm wrong but shouldn't a network configuration go Modem>router>switch>patch panel>wall socket? Thanks you guys, I would really appreciate the help in understanding.
why would i know anything about networking?
All of those questions, particularly "why use switches instead of routers?" are Googleable. I know because I looked up that exact question on Google back when I was a college freshman. Try a little OP.
From what I understand, a patch panel is just a manual/physical switch.
>Looking for a network admin job
>Look at a bunch of postings
>All of them ask for CAD proficiency
>None of them are involved in construction
Why?
Because HR wrote the posting. Apply anyway and hope that they didn't include CAD in their auto-filter. It'll never come up during an interview.
>>54895969
the thing that triggers me most about this picture is that it's not even a quality paintjob
sure i mean he ruined a kar98k but he didnt even ruin it properly
its like he went down to walmart, picked the first can of blue paint off the shelf and went to town
if you want to ruin a gun, at least do it correctly like pic related and use a proper paint, finish, and technique
> 2016
> still using HDD's because they are more "reliable than SSD's" instead because of SSD's still being expensive
> using MBR instead of GPT in general
> using MBR on an SSD which is actually bad for the things
> using a CD drive unironically
>>54895942
You literally cant install windows 7 on GPT
>>54896673
you can but it requires
>uefi
>>54896673
Yes you can, just install with EFI, not BIOS.
Did i get hacked leaving my windows server 2012 pc on for remote connections? Pic related, some weird cmd shit was open and it wasnt me or anyone in my senpai.
Wtf is microtik?
Pic very related.
>>54895918
Looks like you have a virus.
delete system 32
>>54895918
>I took this screenshot and I'm claiming I might have been hacked to get attention on a Ugandan basket weaving forum
Kill yourself, petal.
Out of curiosity, why do people think AMD is cheaper? Electricity in NYC is 35c a kwh, so it's either paying upfront (Intel) or paying later (AMD). Why even bother with AMD if Intel is just as performant, if not better, and cheaper in the long run?
Fuck off shill
>>54895924
I'm being completely serious. A 9590 costs $60 a month in electricity. Why would I bother?
>>54895930
What. The. Actual. Fuck. You are considering that it runs at full-load, reaching the full 225W of TDP (which doesn't means power consumption by itself), 24/7.
Sorry for the greentext, but I'm too dumb to express myself otherwise.
>fucked up my online privacy years ago by not using shit like Ghostery
>fucked up my online privacy by using the same identity everywhere so there is a huge trail everywhere
>google analytics and the sites I used have years and years worth of browsing habits and posts by me
>used the same identity in email and IRC for years
>never used IP address masking
>even if I delete data from the internet, sites like archive.org and the like will all permanently keep that data forever
>if I try to be careful with privacy now, there's probably something I'd miss, so what's the point
>and if I try to keep irl and online shit separate, everyone could easily link me to my old identity anyway
Anyone else the same way? I kinda fucked up, and there's already so much out there that I might as well not even really bother.
>>54895770
Forgot to mention data scrapers and machine learning. Even if I try to keep my identities separate, that shit will get data mined and will use heuristics to figure out who is who based on metadata and the patterns in how people type out their text.
I'm scared that even all the anonymous stuff I've said on 4chan will get data mined and pinpointed to me someday, based on various heuristics.
>>54895829
>anonymous stuff I've said on 4chan
>anonymous
>4chan
>anonymous
i dont think you understand what 4chin is my new friend
>>54895770
>I kinda fucked up, and there's already so much out there that I might as well not even really bother.
I'm already fat so I guess I won't bother to exercise and lose weight.
What the fuck you can do with a 7" android tablet?
I accidentally bought pic related.
pretty much useless imo
How the fuck do you "accidentally" buy a tablet?
I put mine in my car. Camera serves as a dashcam, GPS saves me from having to drain my phone battery, music or movies if I'm going to be waiting around anywhere for a while. I never get around to it, but you can also get a Bluetooth OBD2 adapter and monitor your car data from the tablet too.
I was wondering if the technology exists where you can send a signal through the earth and measure it from the other side?
>>54895683
you literally just posted it. requires too much energy to be useful outside of scientific research though.
>>54895780
I thought so, but I meant do they set up a sender and a receiver that literally is powerful enough to hear it from the other side of the planet?
>>54895802
well the "sender" is usually just an impact like an explosion or something like pic related for shorter distances.
than you recieve the waves with a seismometer.
>install busybox
Now what
What are some fun things to do with it
have you tried uninstalling it?
>>54895616
>have you tried uninstalling it?
Yes. But then I installed again and I'm still wondering what I'm even supposed to do
You can uninstall it again. its more fun the second time.
>tfw gentoo users actually believe their system is better than Arch.
They are both timesinks, and for that Gentoo is better than Arch.
IT WILL TAKE 12 PURE BLOODS
