>borrow laptop
>it has some cancer called "McAfee Security Advisor" installed in Firefox
>/g/ is flagged as malicious and seems to be the only 4chan board to be flagged
>get huge warning when visiting

http://www.mcafee.com/threat-intelligence/site/default.aspx?url=>>;

not even /b/ is listed:
>>>/b/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://www.mcafee.com/threat-intelligence/site/default.aspx?url=>>>/b/


What did you do?

https://anders.unix.se/2015/10/28/screenshots-from-developers--unix-people-2002/

Has anyone ever tried anything like mspy or flexispy?

Seems like overkill I just want something that monitors the photos sent and received from my daughters device? Just like dropbox camera upload feature only hidden and she has no idea it's working, ideally it would upload on WiFi only once a day etc.

All these fucking programs are overkill and I don't feel like paying a subscription to view all this shit through a webclient hosted by the fucking service provider.

Any ideas? Yes I have physical access to the device.
I don't give a shit about reading her shit I just want media so I can keep an eye on it to see what pics she is taking / sending and receiving

So, are we doing this /g/?

https://www.twitchinstalls.com/

Hey guys I'm looking to form a data base of medical providers for my job. The trick is, these providers can only be ones that are approved by my company for various reasons. How would I go about making a database that is not only accessible, but also will recommend a provider based on location?

Youtube recently massacred its convenient comments system.

I've heard rumours that this is part of a google strategy to crapify the website, and the offer what used to be normal features as "premium" ones only available to youtube Red users.

Supporting Free Software is an integral part of building a good future for us and generations to come. Why? The reason is simple. Proprietary ideologies are the enemies of human progress. If we, as a species, cannot contribute to the world, then we will never advance. Transparency is paramount. How can we ensure that the biological augmentations we receive in the future function as they are supposed to without reviewing and auditing the code? Let's say you needed a pacemaker to live. It is sold by a company that has made the source code proprietary and closed. The unit you have is known to have a bug that causes it to give out at random intervals, but this was discovered after your doctor prescribed you this unit. There are no other units available. The company responsible for the production of your unit has simply stated: "We're working on it."

How is this in any way acceptable? Your life is in constant mortal danger because of the company's unwillingness to patch the bug. This would never happen if the code and hardware were released under the GPL.

Build a better future. There is no reason to support the opponents of Freedom.

If systemd is so bad, why does Linus support it?

wtf is this? any help?
85c9c64fe71e56b026132a084b98124a

So when is this getting released?