>Still no smartphone that runs mainline kernel >(but we're really close!!! just like we have been for the past 5 years) >Still no laptop that doesn't require proprietary blobs >Cuckpads still have hardware whitelists to keep you from using libre wifi >Attorney general and Faceberg have declared open war on encryption
your librebooted x200 is also slow as molasses and generally useless for anything beyond editing text files in vim
Henry Jones
if that computer were a person it would be in 7th grade by now. if it were a girl it'd be starting to grow tits.
Cooper Lewis
>bad stay mad pedo, the rope is near
Jason Garcia
Runs perfectly fine on any well written modern software. Usually run just emacs in exwm, anything that is not gaming it can handle well and fast. Boots to desktop in ~5secs and can handle my 4k screen with 30fps fine with firefox. If you want to play games u can just use a windows computer and stop bothering people who actually get things done. Do something productive instead of complaining.
>not knowing important cryptographic algorithms from memory did you even take crypto in university bro
Mason Scott
yeah, I'm surprised this shit lasted so long. I guess we gonna get backdoored now and the completely assraped by chink and ivan cybertroopers. the day they will hang our politicians in the townsquare I will chant HEIL PUTIN! HEIL MAO! at least in russia/chinkland you know the government is your enemy. in the west all the fucking npc normies think government is the good guys because MUH DEMOCRACY and the corrupt politians are just few exceptions
Noah Bailey
>it can handle well and fast stop being delusional
Kevin Davis
>and can handle my 4k screen with 30fps fine with firefox don't overcook your b8 this badly next time
Lincoln Flores
Buy Huawei, if the US government doesn't like it that means it's good.
James Evans
I've implemented RSA and AES from scratch in C for class... Wouldn't do any fucking good, because IME can just read the contents of memory directly.
Brody Cooper
Bragging on Jow Forums for freetard brownie points isn’t productive.
James Sanchez
>people who actually get things done ok. what if i want to do ML on a GPU? can your jailbait-aged cuckpad do that?
i am rubber, you are glue.
Grayson Fisher
>generally useless for anything beyond editing text files in vim so more productive than anything you do on your computer, go it.
Joshua Robinson
>u can just use a windows computer and stop bothering people who actually get things done. THIS! why is Jow Forumsay so inept when it come to getting real work done?
Henry Lewis
I don't use ML, but if i wanted to do something with a GPU i could just connect it by PCI externally. So yes, it can.
>using built in mic and speakers don't let the lizards compromise your airgap with an esoteric form of special purpose malware, and don't connect a speaker to your airgap that's sitting a few feet away from your red box. side channels are a bitch but they're difficult to exploit and hardening against sound and magnetic emissions to a reasonable degree isn't that difficult.
Wyatt Wood
yeah, honestly the high frequency sound attack seems ridiculously difficult to pull off in practice, even for "the lizards". just shows that they're hard at work even on jumping airgaps. keep in mind that article is from 2013. can also just flood the room with noise at every frequency the mic can hear but you can't.
Jonathan Foster
The war on encryption is like war on guns. Niggas will still get the bullet hoes, criminals will still get the nonpackdoored shit. I mean you dont exactly need horsepower to administer an illegal website or hold all your bitcoins.
This decade has been a huge disappointment for tech in general
>pc hardware Moore's law is long gone and chinks are inflating RAM prices
>phones All actual innovations have stopped save for camera improvements, most important aspects now are petty aesthetics like bezels and notches
>tablets Apple made a pro tablet and some others followed suit
>wearables Literally no hype at this point. Occasionally you see people with smartwatches but no one cares enough to discuss them. Google glasses are dead in the water
>VR Likewise, hype has died down, at least until we have better tech. But as stated above, Moore's law is dead, so we might never see hardware that can push the kind of resolutions and framerates that VR needs to shine.
>ubiquitous computing/internet of things The only thing that seems to be exploding, with or against our will. Your car, your fridge and your TV are now all connected to each other, to Google and to Facebook. Welcome to the botnet.
Parker Young
Still doesn't have binary blobs regardless of how useless you think it is.