Was it this:?



So you are implying that RMS wants a child bride? A cute young girl for him? If such is so, I hope he is victorious in such.

>RMS may be a bit messed in the head, poor guy, but that doesn’t mean you can look to him as an inspirational fellow childfucker, you sicko.

Why not? State your reasons. Your society doesn’t allow me to marry cute girls, I don’t “fuck” anyone. Your women are simply enemies who have the power of the state behind them.

Your clever: you got 3 years old from rabbinical texts regarding a Roman princess and her question to a Rabbi. Yes, I know that story too. Muhammed’s 8 or 9 year old girl is probably more my style: he had many years of her looking very good and cute.

Bride price is 50 pieces of silver (if rape (taphas)) (Devarim chapter 22, verse 28), or typically 20 pieces otherwise.
In afghanistan it was 200 dollars in the 90s.
Yes: I understand you white americans feel the “bride price” is death and torture: that is because you are enemies of all men on this planet: and either you or we must be destroyed completely. You won’t have it any other way: you so completely worship your white women. PAL.

The old religions all allow child brides.

Was it this? (In response to ESR's "22 is best")
Vote -1 Vote +1lll on 2019-11-13 at 19:51:15 said:

12 is when a female is prettiest.

Marry them at 8, and see both the ascent and descent.

late I realized that is this aspect of muslim religion and "shariah law" perhaps the most important one that gives it such vigour, an impetus which the decaying western nations with their degenerate societies cannot possibly match
here lies the way forward if the christian nations wish to survive, otherwise they will perish

>>13913
Adorable young girls are a good incentive for the men.

Go away, MikeeUSA or whatever other foul piece of shit you are. This is a /tech/ board. Take your dreams of a child bride somewhere where they're on topic.

found it
it's actually 1 level above, in pango; specifically in the cairo rendering backend libpangocairo; they call it "hexbox" internally

additional information: gas the jews, neomarxists, feminists and sjws in general

>>13876
>missing glyphs
King Tut gazes forth, on into some future true knowing of all glyphs not found.

What kind of world are we living in where some random talentless mulatto whore can oust stallman from his own project. It's seriously absolutely disgusting. Wish I could help.

>>13852
We live in a world where if you send something controversial and stupid in an email to all then you might end up facing a choice between resigning or being fired. Not really disgusting or even surprising tbh.

>>13859
>if you send something controversial [...] you might end up [...] being fired.

This is way too common of an occurrence now, in all seriousness. There are a bunch of professional victims bullying their way into groups they probably have very little sincere interest in in order to force their personal political opinions on to people who are entirely unprepared to deal with this kind of aggressive and toxic litigiousness. It's not just the stallman thing, it's everything now. Especially groups based around an interest in technology and computing. Politics are suffocating tech. It really sucks. You're being disingenuous if you're really trying to act like this old autistic man did anything to deserve the level of hostility he's being subjected to. These people are bullies. What they're doing is wrong. It's not right to run around trying to destroy people's lives because they say something mildly un-pc.

>>13852
A world where cucked "white" males such as Richard and Linus take it like good little boys, lying down.

Maybe its time for Anonymous to start digging into the pasts of the SJWs attacking RMS?

How many have previously advocated for pedophilia, er, "minor-attracted persons", hmmm?

i just do the private browsing

Where the fuck arw legacy extensions even hosted now? pozilla pruned them

>>13303
You have to search for .xpi's individually and install them from cnet type sites.

>>13304
>>13303
>Where are legacy extensions even hosted now?
official https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/ https://addons.thunderbird.net/en-US/seamonkey/
unofficial https://legacycollector.org/
fork https://addons.palemoon.org/extensions/

>>13303
Classic Add-ons Archive extension.

>>13647
flaw*

>TCP flaw attack
Just I want you to test my site. :)
I didn't know "TCP flaw attack"
<https://thehackernews.com/2016/08/linux-tcp-packet-hacking.html
It's like this? OP isn't any attacker. If you ask, I can prove that. Anyway, thanks for your attention!

The testing ended. Thanks!

test

/pol/ is his entire world

>hate, racism, hitler, swastika, repeat cycle
You have to slow down on TV my brother, the narrative is starting to take control of your mind, please do not go gentle into that good night.

As the brother have said to you, take that reading list on the chin, if you can't handle the most intelligent minds of all time saying to you that race matters and jews are so much of a problem that they devised a surname to handle them, the Jewish Question, well I guess you are a ticking-time-bomb, you just don't know yet. Good luck though.

BTW, I liked BlockChan motives and initiative, at least they have the courage to let it out in the open what they expect instead of just luring people to be disappointed. Every free place will devise into /pol/, you can't debate nature.

>>13844
accidentally hit reply
>>13843
Christopher Langan is a moron and a fool who can't logically refute Taleb and many others on the utter failure that IQ tests has been in measuring intelligence, which those who give credance to it are those who have everything to lose when people don't care about IQ at its very foundation is a socially based construct held by society as to what values are held in that society. https://notpoliticallycorrect.me/2019/10/06/knowledge-culture-logic-and-iq/

This thread is off topic, bitch about it in the containment thread >>13819

>>12082
>don't need to buy these expensive silver paste, just the simple one will do the job
This irks me because there are multiple companies that manufacture and sell thermal pastes and each claims that their "PATENTED TECHNOLOGY SILVER-INFUSED SUPER THERMAL PASTE 3000 GAMER-GRADE" is better than the others on the shelf without giving an ingredient composition list, and you end up needing to rely on experimentation by others to determine which thermal paste is suitable for your application, but then you realize there are multiple variables that go into these tests and that 1 degree difference could have been due to an external factor, and you don't trust the generic paste because that small tag with mandarin written on it makes you suspicious. This same concept applies to other products.
>unless you try overclocking or other dumb shit
Only when I want to run a software application on one of my older computers to escape the analytical botnet and other garbage, the fan always stays on the highest setting when the CPU is overclocked, and my dedicated calculations computer is cooled via refrigeration.

Autistic rant because fuck corporations that don't strive to manufacture products that are the best in the competition for the money.

C2D processors have built-in throttling, they will decrease everything in order to cool down when reaching junction temps. Unless something is broken, it won't die and turn on fire.

ye olde blatente necro bumpe

>>13800
Nice dubs. Bumping my thread from two years ago?

It is quite concerning reading my old posts and observing that my vocabularic diversity was far greater than what it is now. I question whether it is a result of a changing lifestyle or perhaps an intelligence deficit. I am still capable of understanding the post and its composing words in its entirety, so it seems that it is my utilization of words is what has been reduced rather than understanding...

The brain is the greatest piece of /tech/ after all...

That laptop in the OP is still alive and kicking

Probably should have responded earlier, if only to avoid paranoia about potential shenanigans. It's all related to the broken 404ed sticky.

Shortly before the neco-bump, I stumbled across an old post over on /operate/ discussing a potential fix for another 404 issue. What the hell, I figured, and necro-bumped a thread from page 10 to force a rebuild of the entire board. Didn't work, no surprise, as the post on operate was discussing how to fix an entire board that went 404, not a single 404ed sticky thread.

Whatever. The sticky thread is fixed now in spite of (not because of) my fooling about.

My only addition to the thread topic is an honorable mention for Raspberry PIs. I regularly leave three of my PIs running in an unconditioned room at the height of daytime summer conditions (37'c+). I forgot to shut them down one day when it topped 41'c for several hours. No problems at all. Granted you don't want to try that with a live, expensive, gaming rig. However, a lightly stressed remote file/wiki/security monitor/etc. server is perfect for the plethora of fanless SOC based technologies these days. And, you can save a ton on electricity costs and support infrastructure.

Aside from fan failures being more common, shitty heat dissipation characteristics are par for the course for most laptops. I've never had a laptop flat out die from overheating, but I do have them go wonky during normal operation all the time from it. Even in an air-conditioned room. Now I always use a chiller pad, and listen to colleges bitch about how unstable fucking windows is for some strange reason in between asking why the meeting room is a little warmer today. Queue up: "Why is your laptop the only one working?" and "Isn't that the laptop the VP of marketing upgraded from because it kept overheating?" When pressed, I just claim it's because I'm using Linux. Very few of them make the connection to the stupid looking nerdy little fan pad sitting underneath.

>>11116
>>That's not the problem with links2. CSS is cancer.
Look man, I just need some basic css so I can view my hentai sites.
>The problems with links2 is that it has not preventive security measures by default, such as privsep, sandbox, etc.
you can sandbox it with third party shit like firejail and pledge

>Another problem is keybinding. There's none.
>If someone address that problems in links2 (and clean the messy code, obviously), that would be a fantastic browser.
Amen

>>11392
This. And I look forward to use netrunner, good luck!

anything going on with this still? If not what can we learn to i guess modify links2 to be more secure?

This gonna make my internet computer faster with the dang ol www dot coms and AOL Netscape goin on dial up with bits and bytes, man?

>>13759
I fucking wish, man.

>>13770
Only from neglect, having them sit to long (just like the SSD Meme, HDDs can fail for lack of powering on from time to time), or overuse. When you are like me and have them sit on a shelf for a month at a time, and then pull it down to either watch something or organize the data, they tend to last for many years.

>>13771
Screw off Nazi. I used to be like you...

>>13769
>after the fall of the Roman Empire invaders will pay me top shekel for seats in the Colosseum.
>hungry people prioritize circus over bread
Lel! This one might be selling opera tickets too.

>>13771
>memories.jpg
How the years fly!

...and in case you missed why this is a fed thread...
>>13769
>No, it will be sold to the poor.
>sold to the poor
>sold to
>poor
>the poor are called "poor" because they have the ability to BUY things
Top kek!

>>13775
If OP sells some circus TV shows to bread-less "poor" people who don't have money for bread, it will be a one off sale, unless he's using DRM.
If he's using DRM he'll get scalped for screwing them over and his hoard taken as a prize.