More than likely they've hacked your Apple ID. Change your Apple ID password. If you can't login to change your password, guess what, you found their "hack." Call Apple and go through their verification & reset procedure. Once you get back in change your security questions since they probably guessed them - I recommend changing them with incorrect information, that way they can't use Experian or similar data breaches to gain access to the information they need to get past them. Who knew your mother's maiden name was Billy Jo Bob? Not the overconfident hackers, that's who. Even if you can get into your Apple ID, change the password & security details anyway, since that's the most likely avenue they'll use.

Once you get your Apple ID back under your control, perform a DFU reset of your phone and - using a computer with iTunes installed - set it up from scratch. The steps for getting into DFU vary depending on your exact model but they're documented on a lot of sites, like here:
https://www.imore.com/how-to-iphone-ipad-dfu-mode

Note that after you do a DFU reset it will likely ask you for your Apple ID password as part of initial setup, which is why you must regain control of your Apple ID first.

>>22651
Contact Data scientist and Hacker called Royalblade. He’s the ducking best ( mind the typo) @Royalblade on telegram.

>>22670
dont mind the bot :)

Thanks for the help guys. Appreciate it :)

I usually just disassemble drives down to their component bits then toss individual platters into different dumpsters I stop at on my way to or from work. However I don't have anything worth recovering on the drives.

With multiplatter drives once you snap the spindle loose recovery is very difficult, typically it requires tools that were only available in the factory at the time that particular model was in production to put the platters back into alignment.

If its a single platter drive you could always drill a bunch of holes into the platter. Can't recover data from dust.

A zero wipe of the entire drive is generally sufficient from everyone outside of TLAs. TLAs are going to try and reconstruct your anime collection by reading from the periphery of the tracks where the write head doesn't normally reach. It tends to result in a very fragmented incomplete recovery. Perpendicular recording has made a lot of the older methods obsolete, like electron microscopy.

Combine zero wipe and drilling and disassembly and sprinkling parts across a city's dumpsters and you've made some TLA drones very sad and grumpy.

>>22687
dband and drill
and burn it if possible

I settled on Mint.

Started with Ubuntu then quit it after the travesty of Gnome3 before moving on to Debian, Fedora, Arch and even went down the BSD road (free and open). Nothing felt right until I picked up a magazine with a LiveCD of Mint and have been hooked ever since. I should probably mention I was dual booting with XP all this time so it wasn't like I was lacking a functional desktop; except for that time Arch decided to install itself over my windows partition. Even today I dual boot with Win10 but it's mostly relegated to gaming and a few oddities.

And FYI, this month they released a new LTS so you're good until 2023 if you hop on now.

But as always, try a LiveCD first to get a feel for things.

I can't remember the last time I used Linux with a GUI. An ex-boss once insisted on installing GUIs on servers, I stuck with CLI. Ex-boss is now a member of the long term unemployed segment of the population.

>>22696
I know its Ubongo-based but the Mate flavor might tickle your liking.

Also, LibreOffice exists for Windows as well (and Mac), you don't need to trash your entire system on a fools errand just to get a goddamn word processor.

nice one! thanks, faggots. libreoffice seems pretty useful. much better UI than openoffice shit.

>>22709
just ask you school to get you a key

In whatever format the torrent says they're in.

What the other guy said. The torrent will tell you. Mystery solved. Pretty basic. lol I think all types of people should be included amongst people in the world. I don't think people who torrent or don't torrent are beyond interaction in the human group. What makes you want to torrent? What incites that interest in you? I'd like to speak to you about it. I like conversation. There is no stranger interest. That's what's going on completely, in here. lol Based.

>>22684
Why are you using ipv6 on your home network? Also sounds like your router config was bad, not your card. But interesting if it worked on M$ and not Linux.

In case OP does try to change DNS, here:
https://wikileaks.org/wiki/Alternative_DNS

>Because Google is an arm of US Intelligence and vicy-versy.

>>22685
If you have an internet connection and you're sending unencrypted data out of it, Google doesn't have to work for the TLAs.

Your ISP's backbone is split and shoveled into TLA datacenters.

>>22685
>Why are you using ipv6 on your home network? Also sounds like your router config was bad, not your card. But interesting if it worked on M$ and not Linux.

IPv6 was enabled by default and every other device on the network was fine. The fact that windows was working fine (dual booting) is what inspired me to start playing with seemingly random settings. I have no clue as to why the DNS change fixed it but gift horses and all.

Plug into an external monitor.
Video good = Screen or cable is bad.
No Video = GPU or Mobo is bad.
Cable is the cheapest to replace but from my experience if you see anything on the screen then the cable is good.
Screens run about $40ish and aren't "too" hard to replace if you don't know what you're doing.
See if that model has a YouTube disassembly video to help.

TL;DR
I'd bet your screen is broken. ~$40 fix. EZPZ

>>22010

Guessing that I was right. Did think it was the screen that was the issue, lucky I kept my Windows XP monitor. Thanks Anon.

Np, have a good one.

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Two posts to /halp/?

You must be really hard up for "customers"

>>22478
>let it sit for a couple minutes then repeat the process a few times
let it soak for a couple minutes

unscrew all the screws and blow into the thing
if you have a can of compressed air that's better

>ovevrsenssitive
v...e...v...
>mimsstakes
m...i...m...
>goingng
g...n...g...
>ono
o...n...o...

It's not a virus (if they screw up they tend to double tap the keys). I've seen this before, normally it's when someone gets a new board and they're not used to it, they're still using their old muscle memory and not fully lifting off the keys.

Either that or you've jizzed on it and the keys aren't raising properly.

Slow your typing, if it persists. Disassemble and clean the thing. If the problem still persists get a new board.