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• Syntactic sugar
  This means "increment x by 1". C allows this, but many languages don't. The difference may seem trivial, but it can have a large impact on legibil ...ets (making code look busier) but you often can't even do this in one line at all - being able to select multiple elements of an array is another Matlab
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• Watches
  ...that that are regulated by a balance wheel which allows the watch to tick at a constant rate. For most watches, that rate is 6 beats per second, or 21,6 ...red by a battery cell, which oscillates a piezoelectric quartz tuning fork at a rate of 32,768Hz. An integrated circuit chip actuates the clock gear trai
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• Technology friendly countries
  ...re is heavy bias along political agendas (liberals will always rank Sweden at the top of their list, while the conservatives will say the otherwise), cen ...political and social climate of a country is important, /pol/ is best kept at /pol/.}}
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• Object-oriented programming
  ...porary OO programing fundamentally is not true OO programming, if you look at the history of it. Many programming languages billing themselves as OO impl Since the basic types provided don't cover all that much, you represent complex data (for instance an email whic
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• Passwords
  * Passphrases, longer strings that are used at the most important places, for example to protect your password manager dat ...ses-can-memorize-attackers-cant-guess/ you can memorise, but attackers can't guess] (easily).
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• Btrfs
  ...the entire filesystem is not yet ready for production use, and you shouldn't trust your data to it. However, it is in active development and being impro
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• Phone Networks
  {{delete|Just some US phone carrier shit, nobody cares when you don't have AT&T or Sprint in your cunt}} ...recommended [https://se7en.neocities.org/articles/cellphones.html you don't use cell phones], the carrier you choose is important if you will use them.
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• Toughbooks
  ...90% of the time which have the WLAN/WWAN slot BIOS restricted and you can't run a WLAN/WWAN card in one, they will not work. ...t original Panasonic ones if you want waterproofness, the Chinese ones don't keep out the water and you will ruin your Toughbook when you get caught in
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• Powershell
  made it as a .pdf because I can't be assed to learn how to use WikiMedia properly, so if you don't like that please contribute
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• Email providers
  ...s well maintained, problems will either be quickly dealt with or not arise at all. ...rvice providers wouldn't be that stupid, there are some that probably aren't far off. Good places to have a mail server are: decommissioned bunkers, sec
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• /cyber/
  ...uld be roughly surmised as the cultural counterpart to [[/tech/]]. It runs at slow but bearable pace with roughly 25 to 1 posts per hour making it too sl ...unfortunately. It doesn't seem to attract many users, and so discussion is at a snail's pace.
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• Posting Etiquette
  **For the same reason desktop threads aren't too bad. *Unpackaging/"Look at what I got!" threads.
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• Windows 10
  ...al user information'', but it '''has been designed to do this'''. Continue at your own risk.}} ** Drivers for your hardware that are compatible with Windows 10. If you can't find a specific Windows 10 driver, grab the Windows 8.1 driver and cross yo
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• Data Destruction
  ...a, to overwrite as much as you can (SSDs have reserved areas which you can't get to). * Don't rely on the TRIM/sanitize functions of the SSD to securely erase anything.
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• Collecting historical computers and software
  ...s the kind of person to know what their computer is worth. You likely won't be getting a good deal on whatever you buy here. Additionally, you should ...ftware in an offering like this is rare, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't check anyway.
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• GNU
  ...vior, [[Richard Stallman]]. After coming up with the idea of free software at [[MIT]], Stallman set off to create the first free [[:Category:Operating sy ...to replace every [[proprietary]] tool in mainline UNIX systems, such as AT&T UNIX [[System V]].
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• GNU Hurd
  ...[[FSF]] paid developers at one point to work on the Hurd, however it hasn't proved to be competitive enough.[https://www.gnu.org/software/hurd/faq/how_
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• Tux
  Now, working on that angle, we don't really want to be associated with a randy penguin (well, we do, but it's not politic, so we won't), so we
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• Unix
  '''UNIX''' is a kernel-type developed by [[AT&T]] and [[Bell Labs]] in the early 1970's. Originally a [[non-free]] system, ...cause he thought it was a good-enough model, and better than anything else at the time. However, he commonly uses UNIX and other *nix systems since the e
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• Proprietary
  ...cense file while proprietary licenses cannot be identified without reading at least a couple pages.
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