Strayuru

Will be looking into this immediately.

Really? How long have you spent in the 3rd world?
 
I do relatively extensive community work in the rural areas of southern africa. Most houses are worth about $150 of sticks, mud, thatching, and corrogated iron. Water and food are rare. "North American" lifestyles would be a dream to these people, and if you think that people are happier near-starving in tin shacks than in a house with education and basic needs met you're either radically post-modern or just ignorant.

great advice

It is not a real discord server if there is no NSFW section

np joe

Change:
String first = lukija.nextLine(); to
int first = lukija.nextInt(); and
if(first.equals(second)) { to
if(first == second) { And then try again, I haven't tested it.

One more reason to be suspicious of cheap versions of products from unknown brands.
 
Actually there's a far more serious issue here than the fact some random keyboard has a keylogger.  It was sending it to Alibaba!?  Does that not mean this was their idea and they're running it?  This story shouldn't be "keyboard X has a keylogger", it should be "alibaba spies on customers by selling them malware infested products"
 
Edit: oh, maybe not.  This was missing from the OP above
 
This would be a good topic for WAN show actually since Linus has done cheap keyboard roundups/recommendations in the past

Slick.

You can't. No such silver bullet exists.

Do a TCP dump at your router level if possible, inspect the packets being received and hope that there is some form of correlation in the IP addresses. If they're all within the same address range you can just block that entire range and you should be OK. If not then you're probably looking at fake originating addresses which besides asking your ISP to help you can't do much.
 
Good luck!

You should be able to use a samba share on Ubuntu.
 
There's a guide on how to do this here (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/How to Create a Network Share Via Samba Via CLI (Command-line interface/Linux Terminal) - Uncomplicated, Simple and Brief Way!) and how to connect via windows 7 here (https://help.lafayette.edu/samba/win7nondomain).

hey Mr.Liunus Substain.
                                           In actually,i am living in china ,and i subscrbie you video on bilibili(a video software such as youtube). i reallry like LTT and techquicke,but also love channel super fun too!!!! and there is no way to subscribe it.you must be know that,to sign up a youtube account is very very very hardly:first , need to sign up a ggogle account.second, in china ,i need a VPN.Holy crap!!i don`t like it at all!!!
    I give you a advice: say to niexie translate and order them to launch you video on bilibili! Hope you guy will accept my advice.
                                                                                                                            you true fans
                                                                                                                                  Mike.Liu

The new Mac Pro will be Intel-based. It will use Skylake-SP or Cascade Lake-SP. It may even have two CPUs.

Vega yes, EPYC no (I don't think/can't find any evidence online). Feel free to prove me wrong though, I'd like an AMD macOS from Apple.

Vega yes, EPYC no (I don't think/can't find any evidence online). Feel free to prove me wrong though, I'd like an AMD macOS from Apple.

not sure but 

We are in a very exciting time for GPU competition. With Nvidia and AMD launching new GPUs soon. Here is the full Line of Vega cards.

 
Consumer Cards:
 
AMD RX 590:
Launch: Q2 2017
GPU Codename: Vega 11
Fab process: 14 nm
Interface: PCIE 3.0 x16
Base clock: 1200 Mhz
Boost clock: 1300Mhz
Stream Processors: 3072
Texture Mapping Units: 192
ROPs: 64
Pixel Fill Rate: 76.8-83.2 GP/s
Texture Fill Rate: 230.4-249.6 GT/s
Memory Type: GDDR5
Memory Size: 8 GB
Memory Bus: 256 Bits
Memory Clock: 2000 Mhz
Memory Bandwidth: 256 GB/s
DirectX: 12.0
OpenGL:4.5
OpenCL:2.2
Vulcan: 1.0
GFlops Single Precision: 7373-7987 GFlops
Specifications subject to change
 
AMD RX Vega:
Launch: Q2 2017
GPU Codename: Vega 10
Fab process: 14 nm
Die size: 530 mm(2)
TDP: 250W
Interface: PCIE 3.0 x16
Base clock: 1525 Mhz
Stream Processors: 4096
Texture Mapping Units: 256
ROPs: 64
Pixel Fill Rate: 97.6 GP/s
Texture Fill Rate: 390.4 GT/s
Memory Type: HBM2
Memory Size: 8 GB
Memory Bus: 2048 Bits
Memory Clock: 468 Mhz
Memory Bandwidth: 480 GB/s
DirectX: 12.0
OpenGL:4.5
OpenCL:2.2
Vulcan: 1.0
GFlops Single Precision: 12492 GFlops
Specifications subject to change
 
Pro Cards:
 
AMD Radeon Vega Frontier Edition:
Launch: Q2 2017
GPU Codename: Vega 10
Fab process: 14 nm
TDP: 250W
Interface: PCIE 3.0 x16
Base clock: 1525 Mhz
Stream Processors: 4096
Texture Mapping Units: 256
ROPs: 64
Pixel Fill Rate: 97.6 GP/s
Texture Fill Rate: 390.4 GT/s
Memory Type: HBM2
Memory Size: 16 GB
Memory Bus: 2048 Bits
Memory Clock: 468 Mhz
Memory Bandwidth: 480 GB/s
DirectX: 12.0
OpenGL:4.5
OpenCL:2.2
Vulcan: 1.0
GFlops Single Precision: 12492 GFlops
Specifications subject to change
 
Radeon Instinct(Only Vega cards are shown):
 
AMD Radeon Instinct MI25:
Launch: Q2 2017
GPU Codename: Vega 10
Fab process: 14 nm
TDP: 300W
Interface: PCIE 3.0 x16
Base clock: 1526 Mhz
Stream Processors: 4096
Texture Mapping Units: 256
ROPs: 64
Pixel Fill Rate: 97.6 GP/s
Texture Fill Rate: 390.4 GT/s
Memory Type: HBM2
Memory Size: 8 GB
Memory Bus: 2048 Bits
Memory Clock: 350 Mhz
Memory Bandwidth: 358.4 GB/s
DirectX: 12.0
OpenGL:4.5
OpenCL:2.2
Vulcan: 1.0
GFlops Single Precision: 12501 GFlops
Specifications subject to change
 
Found from Apple LOL

So what you're saying is his wife should buy what you think is good? For crying out loud, she likes iMacs, why do you care if she has one? And speaking as someone who has years of mac and pc experience they are fine computers that, apart from gaming, can do anything a pc can do. 

We have all been fan of the Raspberry Pi boards - well at least most tinkerers among us -  and the Pi Zero was a piece of jewel with its super compact size and functionalities. 
But having to plug in a network cable or a wireless dongle into it .. well .. defeated the purpose of it being that small !
 
Well! No more!
 
The Raspberry Pi team just announced [1] a new product variant with Bluetooth and Wireless LAN !!
 
 Well, I will now cancel my current order for the -now old- Pi Zero's and get a bunch of the new one
 
Yay !!
 
[1] - https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-zero-w-joins-family/

Haha yeah thats what I'm thinking too  Perhaps I could make an old build on AGP and stuff for fun

Perhaps the nails should be coloured in RGB?

Im not into raspberry im planning to order it so thanks

I have new LG OLED TV but its not smart , hope it will convert him into smart one

I work in the military electronics industry in the Quality department, ensuring everything abides by our customers' requirements, various IPC Class 3 standards, etc. 

Thanks to the following partners for providing the parts used in this project!
 
Cableorganizer.com (organization):
Cable Organizer wire loom: http://geni.us/lTp0lR8
Cable Organizer network cables: http://geni.us/sJQtI
Cable Organizer wire wraps: http://geni.us/We4B
 
Bonded Logic (insulation):
Bonded Logic Ultratouch: http://geni.us/B6YGP8
Bonded Logic Shipping Solutions: http://geni.us/nRNOPb
 
Protocase (Custom Vent Cover):
Protocase: http://geni.us/sZP075C

Ubiquiti Networks:
AC HD Access Points: http://geni.us/Z9oA
 
Our server room is a MESS. Let's fix that.