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Ifree2pay

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    I am a coding Monkey

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    Rusty i5
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    6 Gib
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    Intel HD (for the best games)
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    BSD-guru

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  1. Also now the FAA is not letting Note 7-s into planes. You can't charge or turn them on if you have one on an aircraft . http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/09/faa-still-maintains-shampoo-can-be-more-dangerous-than-exploding-note-7/ Title might be a little weird.
  2. Something I always had to deal with is explain to people the difference between someone who uses a computer vs an IT vs a programmer. In my community these are always meshed up together. It gets a mess when talking about jobs.
  3. you could also get an i3 and it would do the job just fine, if u want to go the intel way. And Intel HD graphics will be enough for that.
  4. I agree with @tlink . Even if you want to learn pentesting Kali is not the good platform to start because it has config and software modified to suit a pentester who knows its way around the system. So to use kali in the first place you have to know how to use linux. Starting with a friendlier distribution and learning your way with the OS its the first thing you need to do. And when you become good enough you technically don't even need kali to do pentesting you can use ubuntu or something, its just that kali has a lot of stuff preconfigured so you don't have to spend a day setting it up P.s. Also for resources on learning linux http://www.ee.surrey.ac.uk/Teaching/Unix/ I found this thing online I dont know how good it is. But my main suggestion would be a book.
  5. Your first statement at this point is correct. From the usb you choose to install the OS and during the process it will ask you to choose where to install the OS. You can at that point choose the HDD you want.
  6. Yeah I think so. You like the people or the service but you are not interested in the product. I also appreciate their work despite what people say about clevo or not. Their laptop line its not interesting to me but the all in one looks cool.
  7. Its just cheaper for the performance.
  8. On mine happened 2 years after usage so its not something immediate thats why asus did not really do much about it. But I know that at a certain point they changed it in order to resolve the issue. Yours could be one of the good ones, but i don't know.
  9. Testing, Testing 1 2 3

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