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File: 7b8e89b22cc4055⋯.jpg (23.27 KB,474x266,237:133,th.jpg)

 No.12906 [Open thread]

Let's talk about writing code and making our computers do stuff.

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 No.12986

File: b6ed50275f23345⋯.jpg (84.3 KB,1191x670,1191:670,nenewithbook.jpg)

>>12928

>otaku

Nothing wrong with being a weeb.

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 No.12987

>>12929

Now youre just making me feel bad for not doing any of my assignments this whole semester

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 No.13009

>>12987

Good. You should feel bad, you bum.

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 No.13010

>>12908

Just search-engine this: "running selenium webdriver on heroku"

Follow the instructions for running PhantomJS, a headless browser.

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 No.13037

File: 2417676810fb6c1⋯.jpg (11.42 KB,464x283,464:283,SEdmZpC_d.jpg)

>>12963

It's one simple instruction you couldn't follow.

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File: 6b0003db6963d1d⋯.png (1.16 MB,1920x1200,8:5,wallpaper2you_466125.png)

File: 6b8c5b1a44bf6f2⋯.png (394.23 KB,900x900,1:1,large_d887bc90326b67f0.png)

 No.13022 [Open thread]

For some reason my computer seems to be very unstable. I have hunch that it might be because of my graphics card (5500 XT) or Gnome. I'm experiencing the same problem after switching from Ubuntu to Manjaro Gnome. The main difference being that Ubuntu wouldn't recognise my GPU and I had to install AMD's bash script (Which trashed the OS). Manjaro has no such problems, yet the main problem persists.

My $2,000+ AUD computer doesn't feel like a powerful machine that could do anything. Instead, it feels more like a buggy mess that could freeze at any second. Even if I only use Brave Browser, it still freezes about twice a day. When doing something like screen capture, video editing, or even just looking a pictures (gthumb), then at its worst, I'll have to do about 6 hard-resets per day. 'Snapping' a window to one side of the screen seems to be a guaranteed way of making the computer freeze up.

Computer Specs

CPU: Ryzen 3600 (Matisse ~ 7nm)

MB: ASrock B450 Steel Legend (Full ATX)

RAM: 2 x 8 Gb Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 3200 Mhz

GPU: Radeon 5500 XT 4Gb (Navi 14)

HDD: Seagate Barracuda 2Tb

PSU: Corsair RM550x

Monitor: BenQ 1440p

AiO: NZXT Kraken X42

The motherboard by default limits the Ram speed to 2133 Mhz. I've booted Memtest and received no errors. Since then, I've changed the settings so that they run at their advertised speed of 3200 Mhz. Apart from that, I haven't overclocked or undervolted any of the components. The chassis also has a Noctua NF-A14 (140mm fan) for the CPU and the air-flow feels cool. When I learn how to install and use a suitable AUR program that substitutes the software provided by NZXT, I'll be able to check if the AiO pump is working or not. I want to do this before abandoning the Gnome ship. Is there something I'm missing?

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 No.13023

File: 9d14cba33b598ed⋯.jpg (13.65 KB,373x469,373:469,1580085263149.jpg)

Create a bootable USB with another DE, e.g. Manjaro KDE, and play around in the live environment for a little while and see what happens. Could be a bug in GNOME. I'm using an RX 5700 with Manjaro KDE and have had no issues whatsoever -- I frequently play things like Monster Hunter World at ultra with the high res texture pack, and all is peachy.

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File: 9cda192ee46e4b9⋯.jpg (56.42 KB,528x492,44:41,1243632632.jpg)

 No.12984 [Open thread]

int* foo = NULL;

vs

int *foo = NULL;

Why do some people think that the * belongs to 'foo' instead of 'int'? The type of foo is not int, it's a pointer, the value it has is a memory address, so clearly the * is part of the type. foo is not even defined, it's NULL which makes sense for a pointer, but not for an int.

In fact I think the most logical syntax would be "*int foo = NULL;".

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 No.12988

I thought about this before, its due to list declarations.

int* nigger, please; -> implies two pointers

int *nigger, *please; -> probably what you meant

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 No.12990

>>12984

>in the absolutely rare cases of this:

>int* a, b

>a is a pointer, b is not a pointer

>ideally int *a, *b

not a huge deal, int* is fine but just be wary of that circumstance

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 No.12993

>>12988

>>12990

I see, I very rarely declare multiple variables in one line like that let alone multiple pointers. Usually I have a struct for 2 closely related variables anyway, for example positions/dimensions.

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 No.13020

>>12984

>int *foo = NULL;

This is the correct way to format it. You should think about the statement as reading "the dereferenced type *foo is an integer." Then declarations like

int *foo, bar;

make sense, because both *foo and bar are integer types.

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File: 9b8f3d1f6d5ac6a⋯.jpg (260.47 KB,918x1158,153:193,74f399d2b39134721ecda35b0e….jpg)

 No.10534 [Open thread]

Hi. I'd like to hear your ideas on what sort of phone I should get and why...

Hold nothing back.

Tell me everything.

Money is not an object.

Thanks for the help. xoxo

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 No.10622

>>10616

>>Galaxy s5

Seconded.

3 day battery life with heavy usage (constant texting, 10 calls, and 5 hours of shitposting a day) using the right rom and upgraded battery. Keep a spare battery or 3 handy. Can be used with OTG for 2nd wifi and loaded with Kali tools.

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 No.12709

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 No.12904

none

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 No.12972

>>10616

>>10622

>32-bit

Unusable by 2038

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 No.13005

>>10534

Fairphone or none

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File: 9021003e6b8acf3⋯.gif (Spoiler Image,69.52 KB,312x390,4:5,signal_2020_03_30_213448.gif)

 No.12989 [Open thread]

junglecat seams nice, any keyboard alternatives with same design? #android handheld

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File: 255c14e0935be57⋯.png (9.33 KB,631x237,631:237,logo_searx_a.png)

 No.9637 [Open thread]

everyone seems to be shilling either duckduckgo or startpage, but nobody really pays attention to searx. it's an open source metasearch engine which you can host yourself or use with a public instance.

https://github.com/asciimoo/searx

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 No.12384

>>10802

Why would you use jewgle instead of a real search engine?

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 No.12792

File: ffbab088a6d15c1⋯.png (76.5 KB,620x237,620:237,taydidnothingwrong.png)

>>12352

>scientists find that doing something like V(paris)-V(france)+V(Italy) is very close to V(rome), and V(king)-V(man)+V(woman) is very close to V(queen)...

Probably not totally different from what google does under the hood, but to be able to be explicit about it could be killer. Imagine being able to categorize "normienigger" content so that when you want to know about some political topic you're not bombarded with retard gibberish from buzzfeed and its ilk. Use -(V)normie to filter out social media, or -(V)soy to filter out pop culture— not necessarily all of it, but the obvious prolefeed. Imagine having a way to tell youtube "I need videos about V('puters n' sheeeeit) but don't want any V(streetshitters) speaking their unintelligible patois." Imagine google image search, except not subverted to work incorrectly.

Imagine being the dude who returned truth and beauty to the internet, just by offering a service that isn't fucked up or retarded by design.

>I'm proficient in HTML/JS

From what I see you can do just about anything with JS these days. There's bound to be a Tensorflow for it, or a translation layer to python.

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 No.12793

SearX is a meme, if you use a public instance you're trusting a random person, if you host your own instance then it's the same as searching google directly from an IP you own, just use duckduckgo, if you don't trust them then use their .onion service so they can't track you even if they wanted to

https://3g2upl4pq6kufc4m.onion/

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 No.12939

>>12793

searx allows searching from multiple search engines simultaneously and gets rid of the tracking urls search engines typically bundle. if you selfhost on a vps and share it with multiple people, you get to blend the traffic with others and avoid using your home ip. searx fits perfectly the threat model for average joe.

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 No.12983

Has anyone got this working properly on Dillo or/and w3m? I can search just fine but the cookies are broken for some reason. As in, they are generated wrongly/not conforming to my configuration.

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File: 3b6164e9f9a5759⋯.jpeg (39.86 KB,600x600,1:1,cirno.jpeg)

 No.12942 [Open thread]

Cirno loves technology: https://cirnochan.net

Powered by rclone and LynxChan

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 No.12943

>>12942

>another dead lynxchan site

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 No.12974

>>12942

>CirnoChan

Damn had this idea too at some point. But the TLS handshake fails.

>>12943

Yeah use anything but Lynx, I'm sick of it.

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 No.12979

nah come to mintboard.org bros

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File: bd3737b745395b4⋯.jpg (2.95 MB,4032x3024,4:3,IMG_20200302_210726.jpg)

 No.12376 [Open thread]

Nothing beats taking photos and printing them with my Game Boy.

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 No.12450

File: e34cb6a4fdc2f06⋯.jpg (85.37 KB,490x386,245:193,i ain't even mad.jpg)

>>12388

>New technology is junk.

the eternal /g/oomer

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 No.12511

>>12450

When I plug Super Mario Bros. in my Famicom it starts right up, no updates, ads, decryption needed. And it will always work. Silly modern consoles are annoying and evil.

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 No.12512

>>12376

Nice.

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 No.12914

>>12511

kek:ed. It's true.

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 No.12967

>>12511

>new computer in two months

>just going to emulate old games or play their clones

It's a damn shame, really. There are some alright AAA games but so much cancer feasting on it. What can be done?

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File: 2454967c4c92664⋯.jpg (146.5 KB,720x960,3:4,perskutarallaa.jpg)

 No.12048 [Open thread]

Do any 8chan archives exist?

I want to browse /tech/ and I didn't find anything with google

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 No.12481

File: ff466fbe276bfcf⋯.png (448.41 KB,900x900,1:1,0d84c2b8ec50d6a9a34226391f….png)

>>12338

>download stuck in retrying loop

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 No.12581

>>12481

>not using megatools

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 No.12813

>>12338

>mega

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 No.12839

The wayback machine has *most* threads saved. However they recently wiped all the images by the order of zog.

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 No.12953

>>12338

thanks anon. i started cherrypicking from other.7z and shit is full of sissy,gay,fat,scat porn

Any archives for /tech/ related content?

-not terry davis archive-

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File: 5167c2ec11b4bf8⋯.png (30.67 KB,1121x582,1121:582,fixHIVx2.png)

 No.12941 [Open thread]

As you know, fixhiv.com isn't reachable, but they're still up.

Set this in you hosts file: /etc/hosts (on linux)

119.81.200.200 fixhiv.com

Windows has something similar.

> FixHIV team is veyr sorry, working hard to get back to service, we are not running out on anyone, this will take some hours but is another challenge, we will over come.

India banned exports of Hydroxychloroquine but they can use a similar one once exports are allowed again, or a refund if you wish.

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File: 7aa243a723d902f⋯.jpg (98.22 KB,640x392,80:49,Hello_world_riscv.jpg)

 No.12934 [Open thread]

Someone get new infos about Risc-V ARM carbon nanotube processor?

It can handles 32-bit instructions and does 16-bit memory addressing and get 14,000 individual transistors.

thanks

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 No.12935

>>12934

More actual RISC V hardware to come? Nice. To be honest, all the contact I've had with RISC V so far was it being simulated on x86 machines.

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File: b52d6f7f9a83972⋯.png (22.08 KB,683x402,683:402,Screenshot_from_2020_03_10….png)

 No.12520 [Open thread]

Well, 2 days ago I created a Tor service that allows you to get your own imageboard. You can pick either Vichan or LynxChan. You will need to register, but it's free. No email verification needed, only a non-JS captcha. You can create up to 2 imageboards.

You will get a ==real== imageboard with full control. No CP is allowed btw. This service is the first of its kind for imageboards.

>tor address http://ibhostr63abm7764.onion

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 No.12913

You already shut it down? Or is it coming back?

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 No.12933

>>12913

coming back in 2 days or so. I had to re-code a lot because of resource issues.

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File: 9f58671e6737f12⋯.png (662.47 KB,666x666,1:1,gmjw4jwev5321.png)

 No.8648 [Open thread][Last50 Posts]

Linux Users Going Their Own Way

It's time for linux users to go our own way. The whole "GNU"/linux ecosystem - more appropriately called the freedesktop/systemd/gnu/chromium/linux operating system.

* The red hat goons basically own the userspace now. If you want to make changes to your system you can send a patch and it wil get dropped. They essentially have 100% control, linux desktop will conform to their vision alone.

* polkit and dbus.. what do these things even do? Yet you have them on your computer most likely.

* GNU glibc is bloated and full of bugs *that GNU software depends on* and it is pro abortion.

* ls / gives about 50 things. for "historical reasons": Translations, if you try to make it simple like 4 or 5 directories all with a clear and distinct purpose every piece of software in existence would break because it's all badly written.

* every single programming language has its own fucking package manage that fights against all the other package managers. Is this a joke? Why are programmers, supposedly smart people, allowing this to happen?

* You have all this FUCKING GARBAGE that is overcomplicated and nobody likes like: systemd, polkit, dbus, gsettings XML schemas. None of this stuff makes sense, the documentation is unhelpful and the systems themselves violate standard UNIX design ideas - I wouldn't have a problem with that if they had actually improved on things.

* The web browser is about 80% of the linux desktop experience now. And while it's technically free software it's nearly monopolized (firefox is digging its own grave) and it's basically impossible to make changes to. lets be honest here.

* The shell's fucked. Try writing a shell script that correctly processes a list of files that might have spaces on tabs in the names. You can do it if you study but everything takes work when it should be simple. Programming with lists of strings shouldn't be so tricky.

* The core sets of software has so much historical baggage that could be cleared away. Did you know ./configure tests if your system uses EBCDIC instead of ASCII? configure pePost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.12895

>>9352

> audibly laughed when I read that

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 No.12900

>>11293

>Basically, this is what allows you to click the menu button and then click power off, reboot, etc buttons from a DE and have it actually work. If this didn't exist, you would have to run the whole DE as root, which is poor security practice.

No, you open a fucking terminal an type sudo poweroff like any normal person.

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 No.12903

>>12900

the virgin "poweroff" the CHAD halt -p

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 No.12918

File: 2d3f185abbaec3d⋯.jpg (32.03 KB,512x512,1:1,ride_the_tiger.jpg)

>>12903

echo disk > /sys/power/state

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 No.12924

>>12918

I've been yanking the cord on my chinkpad from '07 and the original hard drive still works.

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File: 5a047a7e9f681ce⋯.png (1011.94 KB,960x743,960:743,1581416040265.png)

 No.12671 [Open thread]

https://alpinelinux.org/community/code-of-conduct.html

Oh no no no no no we got too cocky penguin bros

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 No.12676

this a pretty bare bones code of conduct and it doesn't mention half the things in that image, i don't see what it has to do with intel/nsa/systemd, unless you're implying the mere existence of a CoC ruins the project, if so we're kinda fucked, even if your OS doesn't have a CoC at least one program you have probably does

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 No.12691

>Diversity and inclusion make the Alpine community strong.

Given that alpine is a garbage OS, this is probably true from their perspective.

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 No.12893

>>12671

>Discrimination based on, but not limited to, individuality or technological preference is not allowed.

>technological preference

There's nothing inherently wrong about discrimination.

>bros

faggot

>>12691

>Given that alpine is a garbage OS

Why is it garbage

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File: 54498991153d3bc⋯.png (36.33 KB,642x418,321:209,adventofshame2018.png)

 No.12857 [Open thread]

https://adventofcorona.hackersatupc.org/

no time to work on it now, just glanced at it on recommendation.

it's the same deal as Advent of Code. Daily releases of two-part programming puzzles.

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 No.12862

File: 25c17e82df340ce⋯.png (470.8 KB,860x773,860:773,236_2362818_anime_sempai_a….png)

Sounds cool. I'll give it a shot

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 No.12868

>>12862

After spending over an hour "debugging" my solution I find out that the guy who wrote the problem is retarded and said subsequence, when he actually meant SUBLIST. God fucking fuck

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 No.12869

>>12862

Cute Menhera shoujo~

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 No.12872

how do you register an account with this thing?

it wants a "favorite emoji" and doesn't accept mine

...

it doesn't mean a unicode emoji, right?

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 No.12873

>>12872

....

oh.

oh I see them now, the terrible emojis in the user list.

I'm not doing that.

thread cancelled. sorry bros. I just really liked Advent of Code.

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