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What does /g/ do for a living and how much do you earn. Also how much free time do you have?
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I say it's time for a craigslist thread.
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Okay /g/, where do the tech literate people normally talk?
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About five million Google accounts and their passwords are suspected to have been leaked online.
At least 60% of the compromised accounts are said to be active.
TXT file:
https://mega.co.nz/#!b5lREBgS!LnC9yfR3RC--iMeNMWdQP7m1j4nUf9RTmI_RhAUjzD4
There was passwords also uploaded somewhere, can't find them right now. Is your email on the list? Mine is but since I can't find the password file to compare if it is a real leak from google or from another site can't confim it's Google's fault.
At least 60% of the compromised accounts are said to be active.
TXT file:
https://mega.co.nz/#!b5lREBgS!LnC9yfR3RC--iMeNMWdQP7m1j4nUf9RTmI_RhAUjzD4
There was passwords also uploaded somewhere, can't find them right now. Is your email on the list? Mine is but since I can't find the password file to compare if it is a real leak from google or from another site can't confim it's Google's fault.
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when/why did this guy become such an annoying fuck? I actually liked him in 2008 but it seems for the past few years he's been pretty crap
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Guys, why are all text editors shit?
Sublime Text is fast but has a bad API and a small amount of plugins compared to VIM and Emacs. Also, proprietary software and paid.
Emacs has plugins for everything and more, but it's old-fashioned and takes a long time to learn. I also don't have 15 fingers.
Vim is the only text editor that's actually good at text editing, but its plugin system is terrible, and the learning curve is monster.
Atom editor is promising, but only html/css/javascript/ruby hipsters use it. It's also extremely slow and bloated, and far too immature to be used seriously.
Is there no text editor that's:
- fast
- has a decent api
- not extremely hard to learn
- is old enough to have plugins for uncommon things as well as common things
Sublime Text is fast but has a bad API and a small amount of plugins compared to VIM and Emacs. Also, proprietary software and paid.
Emacs has plugins for everything and more, but it's old-fashioned and takes a long time to learn. I also don't have 15 fingers.
Vim is the only text editor that's actually good at text editing, but its plugin system is terrible, and the learning curve is monster.
Atom editor is promising, but only html/css/javascript/ruby hipsters use it. It's also extremely slow and bloated, and far too immature to be used seriously.
Is there no text editor that's:
- fast
- has a decent api
- not extremely hard to learn
- is old enough to have plugins for uncommon things as well as common things
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Could i get a recommendation of an OS?
Something minimalistic and slick that doesn't use a lot of resources
Something minimalistic and slick that doesn't use a lot of resources
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What the fuck. Read the first review of my old IT/Media Teacher. Crazy fucking bastard.
>http://uk.ratemyteachers.com/etienne-dutoy/401637-t
>http://uk.ratemyteachers.com/etienne-dutoy/401637-t
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Obligatory knowledge to freelance as a Java programmer?
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