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I'm scared, should i click it or not?
hory shit
unity is the best thing to come to ubuntu since the close buttons on the left/dust theme
unity>gnome
deal with it
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>go to tigerdirect store
>buy $100 hd (seagate 2.5 750gb 7200rpm sata)
>try to install
>no screws
>mfw
>buy $100 hd (seagate 2.5 750gb 7200rpm sata)
>try to install
>no screws
>mfw
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http://yfsgt.com/view/macs-get-scamware-antiviruses-too/
>Apple’s share of the personal computer market continues to grow, and so does the amount of malware targeting OS X users. Intego has now spotted a rogue antivirus program for OS X which is now being pushed via poisoned Google results. When a user unwittingly clicks through, JavaScript on the page initiates a .ZIP file download. If users have previously told Safari to open safe downloads when they’re complete, the file is extracted and an installer appears — waiting for unsuspecting users to enter an administrator password so the MACDefender rogue can set up shop.
>Apple’s share of the personal computer market continues to grow, and so does the amount of malware targeting OS X users. Intego has now spotted a rogue antivirus program for OS X which is now being pushed via poisoned Google results. When a user unwittingly clicks through, JavaScript on the page initiates a .ZIP file download. If users have previously told Safari to open safe downloads when they’re complete, the file is extracted and an installer appears — waiting for unsuspecting users to enter an administrator password so the MACDefender rogue can set up shop.
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>Thousands of people rejoice in the streets that a man has died
>Celebrations everywhere, America is world champion again
>Radical Muslims gather to demand the death of bush some years back
>OMG OMG HOW DARE THEY DO SUCH A HORRIBLE THING, VIOLENCE AGAINST ANYONE IS INHUMANE AND MUST STOP
Stay classy yanks, stay classy.
>Celebrations everywhere, America is world champion again
>Radical Muslims gather to demand the death of bush some years back
>OMG OMG HOW DARE THEY DO SUCH A HORRIBLE THING, VIOLENCE AGAINST ANYONE IS INHUMANE AND MUST STOP
Stay classy yanks, stay classy.
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I'm building a home NAS to store my stuff (about 5 TB so far) and can't decide which OS to use.
I want to use ZFS, but can't get some programs that install fine on Debian to work on it. Is there any safe way of getting ZFS to work on Linux, ideally without FUSE? Is Nexenta (BSD Kernel on Debian userland) any good / well supported?
I want to use ZFS, but can't get some programs that install fine on Debian to work on it. Is there any safe way of getting ZFS to work on Linux, ideally without FUSE? Is Nexenta (BSD Kernel on Debian userland) any good / well supported?
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Anyone here every repair a broken USB stick?
I thought the USB male connection was loose from the board so I stripped down the cover and it turns out that's not the issue. So I'm assuming re-soldering the 4 connectors (pictured) is what is required?
I only have a flux pen and heat gun on me, would that do any justice?
I don't want to send it to a hardware recovery shop until I have tried to fix it myself.
I thought the USB male connection was loose from the board so I stripped down the cover and it turns out that's not the issue. So I'm assuming re-soldering the 4 connectors (pictured) is what is required?
I only have a flux pen and heat gun on me, would that do any justice?
I don't want to send it to a hardware recovery shop until I have tried to fix it myself.
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Well, it's official. Bulldozer performs worse than the x6 BE in all tasks except out of order.
What the fuck were you thinking, AMD?
What the fuck were you thinking, AMD?
