>>615 Did you mean to reply to me? I did not contradict your claim, I only said I was a treehuggin ecofaggot.

>>608 >>613 make that tree fiddy, faggot. many of us noticed the left was incapable of producing real green movements well before we read ASAIF.

>>1139 >ASAIF It is ISAIF. Industrial Society and its future. Based otherwise.

1TB/1000GB is roughly always 931GiB GiBibytes is different to GiGaBytes. Calculation is to multiply it always to 0.931 so a 512GB drive would show up as 476GB in windows because they're dumb and use the INCORRECT notation of GB instead of GiB. Winfags BTFO

>>1234 1234 get https://duckduckgo.com/?q=GB+to+GIB&ia=answer for the winfags

I remember one my first experiences with the internet was tekzoned's optical illusions collection. Those were the days.

>>614 Are those colors supposed to be different? They look the same.

The right cylinder is obviously darker and more blueish

>>1202 if you're serious, I imagine you're have a wonderful psychedelic experience watching encoded video. >>1208 lulz

>>1200 Sent link to thread to fren, maybe he has time to help In meantime perhaps this will help https://archive.fo/8WXzx

>>1200 I sent you a friend request on dickcord

> discord Lol, install it yourself and kys, faggot.

>>1200 >tranny

>>1186 kali/tails

>>1186 >what linux variant is the most privacy forward/glownigger proof? Real answer: one that can't connect to the botnet you call the internet. Practical answer: the one you configure to be so. Useful answer: Tails. Otherwise download a few distros. See distrowatch.com for comparison between distros. Run them in a virtual machine (VM) after installing VirtualBox or Vmware. (VBox is easier for noobs like you) Trash them and crash them without affecting your main system. You can also burn the linux distribution image (a 'distro') to a DVD, insert the DVD and boot your computer ('running a live CD') so when you switch off, take your DVD out, and reboot your computer it is back to normal (as long as you obviously didnt select "install to disk" option while running the live distro!). In Linux: 1. Everything is a file. 2. Understand how to use the command line. 3. For help use the command: man -k a-search-term-you-want-help-with-here then man search-term-result-that-was-listed-in-the-last-command-here 4. Never copy-paste commands from others without knowing what they do.

>>1186 Install Gentoo, unironically. Search every new term with ddg or other non-botnet search engine. Watch this: https://invidiou.site/watch?v=Ag1AKIl_2GM Read, a lot. https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Programming_resources#God-tier_books Hack your jewdar for botnet. Do not ask anyone questions again, assume all (human) is botnet, including this post. Solve your problems on your own. Learn to look up info, filter info and find sources. Godspeed and see you on the other side, fucking spoonfed retard.

Tails is for faggots. Check out the official site. On the front page there is a statement that it includes proprietary shit to include more (((software}}} to work with. On top of that at least one person was imprisoned when Facebook hired a hacker team to find a zero day exploit in Tails.It uses gnome and systemdicks. Gnome for a fucking live distro. Tails just cannot be trusted.

>>663 RIP 4chan/g/. You were fun until your board was flooded with butthurt redditniggers triggered by words.

>>1144 The jannies are so terrible the hypocritical new sticky is so funny to me

lain is fastest outside 4cuck and 8kunt. the only problem is they are soyfag weebs so best to avoid politics entirely >>1135 nano is slower but good quality

>>1204 talking about tech without talking about politics? how could i even do that as a fellow wh*te person? i am one of those people who thinks buying VPN #3 is equivalent to fighting the jews

>>1144 cuckchan/g/ was never good it was literally cucksumer garbage back in 2009 or whatever when my friends wouldnt shut the fuck up about "vidya"

>>1172 How much time I need to remove a SMD? It doesn't hurt the component?

usually like 20-30 seconds if you have a good setup. if you don't have a good setup you should do a ghetto preheat by waving the gun around quickly all over the board. like I said, you want the board to be nice and warm (~70-80C) all over so you won't waste as much of your heat into the big copper pours on the inner layers. if you just jam the heat on full blast to a cold board you can end up with the top of the component scorched at ~400C while the solder is still only like 170C (SAC305 needs 220C-245C to melt) on the connections to the board since the heat just keeps bleeding away into the copper. you will learn to hate ground planes with a fiery passion, seriously fuck emc compliance and all that garbage, fuck controlled impedance, fuck dcr. components are typically packaged in some sort of plastic package. if you solder it fast enough you can get the terminations up to 220/245C while keeping the silicon on the inside under it's critical temperature. like 140-160C or some shit maybe, forget exactly at the moment and it varies per-component.

>>1171 Hi I work in a smartphone repair shop. Depending on the size of the board, sometimes you need to hold the hot air a FEW MINUTES on the board just to heat it up enough to melt the solder. and don't worry about overheating; if the solder isn't melted yet, that means the board hasn't even reached solder's melting point temperature. I suggest setting your hot air temperature around 350C, watching tutorials on youtube and PRACTICING on garbage dead PCBs.

>>1187 Thanks bro

>>1172 >having basic skills is based and redpilled the absolute state of w*ggers reminder that there is no software (let alone hardware) made by wh*tes aside from SJW tier crap like gnome and firefox

>I have a terminal case of tunnel vision >t. wigger

>>482 could you really read books on c64?

>>485 I loved OS/2 Warp 4 Connect... Used to dual boot it next to Slack

>>482 >tea spills over hate those fucking cups with a much larger top than the bottom spilled so many glasses of water like you wouldn't believe. I'm probably just a retard though.

>>553 I like to think of it like classic cars. Cool and not like they make 'em anymore.

>>680 I had linux mint debian edition back when it was still offered, went to normal linux mint, got fed up with not being in the mainline distro packages so went to devuan because of the anti-systemd memes, then discovered you could hold back and purge systemd packages and use init instead on debian, which is what I am using recently. Learned a lot by the way.

>>680 If you want something that just works Kubuntu is nice. However switching to Arch on my main machine when I was a newbie taught me so much. Even if you switch back you will just know so much more than if you stuck with Ubuntu.

>>680 Gonna recommend Fedora here. It's what Linus Torvalds uses and he invented the Linux kernel.

>>680 For new comers I always recommend Pop_Os. It's pretty much Ubuntu with a bit more polish. It comes with your blobby drivers preinstalled so no need to tweak anything and has decent battery optimizations for laptops. Obviously, systemd and proprietary nvidia drivers means it's backdoored, but that's not something new user should worry about right away

I use Manjaro and I don't know shit about linux. They also actually help you if you don't know how to do shit and they don't have massive egos like just because linux you have to know everything about it.