I was looking through my cash stacks and I found some bills with ink on them; is this illegal to use in the US? I know in lots of European countries it's illegal to use bills dyed with ink because that means they are quite possibly stolen.

money technology help thread thanks

Pic of my setup, only change is I'm using a steel series 6gv2 now instead of that Logitech keyboard.

What do you think of Intel giving Anita 300 million to promote diversity in tech?

>Let's have a bunch of unqualified people make our processors because "diversity" and "vagina"

>I'm definitely switching to AMD

Alright I think it's time we at least started trying to narrow down what makes this captcha tick. Why do some of us have to type it in and some not? Why does it stop when some of us log into google and when some of us log out of google?

Lets try to compile settings so we can see the variable that determines what makes you have to type it in or not,if there is one. Post whatever information you feel is relevant and are comfortable sharing.
Some suggestions are
>Do you have to type in the captcha or not?
>What browser are you using?
>Are you currently logged into google?
>Do you have any extensions enabled? If so, what?
>Did it stop working when you logged into google, or when you logged out of google?

Are there any browser scripts, add-ons or extensions that allow for image/webm expansion on any of the 4chan archiving sites? I mean like on these two sites:

http://archive.moe
http://archive.rebeccablacktech.com

I just hate how every single image in a thread has to open up in a new tab/window

Also, I used to use 4chan X (before it got all fucked up and the native extension took its place), and it used to automatically link to said archives when you clicked on a quote that linked to a dead post. This is a feature the native extension lacks. Is there any way I can keep the native extension and still automatically be redirected to the archive sites when I click a 404'd quote link?

Is this Member of Congress right with the internet not being an innovation?

Time for a LFS/Linux general questions thread.

So, I've got a few of questions:

1) can you techinally build your own Linux distro off of this? If not, how can I build my own distro? Or better: what determines a distro?

2) does LFS only consist of a kernel (because isnt the base system of Linux is only a kernel)?

3) If you build your own system from LFS, would you have to use another distro's repositories (if that's even possible) to download software or do you have to download (with something like wget) the package and extract it to your system manually (or compile it from source)?

This is the Lisp General, ask any and all Lisp questions here. Below is a link to the general's pastebin which contains many links to various books, documentation, websites, and other interesting information.

Check the pastebin first: Read the FAQ:
http://pastebin.com/u/g-lisp-general http://pastebin.com/aDfDm5sZ

>Here's the /g/ wiki's page on Lisp:
http://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php?title=Lisp

>To foster discussion:
Which dialect do you prefer?
Do you use Emacs or a different lisp-based editor?
What was your first experience with lisp?
What have you made in lisp?
What is your favorite Lisp program?
What do you like about Lisp?
How do you think Lisp is (one of) the superior programming language(s)?
How long have you been programming in Lisp?
What are your favorite Lisp resources? Please share, preferably links!
Is Lisp your main programming language or not? Regardless, what do you primarily use it for?
What would you like to see in the Lisp general?
What was your favorite aspect of the Lisp machines?
Do you think we'll ever get something similar to the LispMs again?
What is your preferred method of documenting your code?
In the dialects that allow it, do you make many reader macros or not?
Do you use more than one dialect? What are they and which do you prefer?
What do you consider the criteria for what constitutes a Lisp to be?
What is your favorite function in your chosen dialect(s)?
The previous thread:
https://rbt.asia/g/thread/46687562

Challenge:
Show us your most complicated FORMAT string.

I recently acquired a Pentium 133MHz machine complete and working, save for a hard drive. The smallest IDE hard drives I have are 80GB, which is too large for the old motherboard to recognize.

Where can I find a hard drive that is IDE, small enough for it to recognize (32GB or smaller) and won't cost an unreasonable amount of money?

does anyone here use Paragon HFS+ for Windows 9.0?
I just bought a G-Drive which is HFS+ and it is not in My Computer
It is listed in Disk Management and in Devices and Printers
however it has no letter in Disk Management and if I try to assign it one it gives an error saying
"The operation failed to complete because the Disk Management console view is not up-t-date..."
I have refreshed and restarted mt pc and still the same error
anyone know how to make this work?
I really need to use this drive in both Windows 7 and Mac (read/write on both)