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Apologize.
Sorry senpai
Sorry it took me so long to install you.
Fuck off and suck my cock whole
>your OS install is getting a little stale
>you can easily reinstall (or "refresh") Windows 8/10 without losing your personal files
Why don't other operating systems have a "refresh" feature? Why is Windows the only operating system with a simple non-destructive reinstall option?
http://www.gizmag.com/how-to-windows-8-pc-refresh-reset/32801/
Because other operating systems aren't written by stinky Indians causing massive bloat that requires a reinstall twice a year. Maybe if Pajeet and Rama weren't borderline brain-dead monkeys Windows wouldn't need a reinstall so often.
It's not a bug, it's a feature!
Because they don't need to
Has anyone here interned for Cisco as a network engineer? What's it like?
>>54638129
polfag here.
what does it mean interned for?
also network engineer ama.
>>54638203
I'm a college student that will be working there to get experience and college credit.
Could you just tell me what a typical work day consists of, I guess?
>>54638129
I didn't work with Cisco directly, but we put additional chips into 87% of their rooters.
What do we have here?
I don't like this fan business, I think I'll take them off
>>54638119
Taco Bell
>>54638119
>>54638132
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Are macfags really that bad?
No. MacBooks are high quality laptops but are overpriced. You could make the argument that this can be made up by their high resell costs but that's up to you. In the end, there are two types of Apple users: the ones who don't know technology and the ones who are at least semi-technology literate and know they're spending a little more than they probably should but think that the user experience validates the added cost.
>>54638210
OP asked about macfags, not MacBooks.
Clearly can see who is the macfag here.
>>54638117
Yes they are that bad
Watch Louis Rossman's rant on Apple products and you will see why.
>>54638117
Yes
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> Discord
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>Learning material
https://www.codecademy.com/
https://www.bento.io/
https://programming-motherfucker.com/
https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books/blob/master/free-programming-books.md
https://www.theodinproject.com/
https://www.freecodecamp.com/
http://www.w3schools.com/
https://developer.mozilla.org/
http://www.codewars.com/
https://youtu.be/JxAXlJEmNMg?list=PL7664379246A246CB...
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Is there a mobile dev general? I'd love a mobile dev general.
Mobile dev is fun as fuck.
>>54638139
There's daily programming thread.
>>54638139
Not that I've seen. This would probably be the closest thing to it if you're using ionic/cordova/etc or programming general if you're doing native apps.
What does /g/ think of the new NSA website design?
:(
dont spy on me silly goy
It's pretty.
Pretty ugly
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>tfw school computers use Windows
Shut up Chuck go be jealous of someone else
>>54637938
>tfw the computers are also locked down and you can't remove any of the bloat they put in there
>>54638208
/thread
For people that have learned to use it, do you think it's worth it?
No, and vim isn't worth it either.
Just use a regular IDE for programming.
t. emacs + evil
>>54637888
You shouldn't ask it, because there is a good chance people who have learned stuff tend to supress or "rationalize" the shit parts.
Unlike >>54637916 but there is a chance he might know the ins and outs of other tools.
Mostly used by pedophiles, war criminals, devil worshipers, chronic masturbators, bronies etc. Just use Vi.
Help us name Android N, /g/!
https://www.android.com/versions/name-n/
We wotd for Nokia u are too late.
>>54637570
Theyll just disregard obvious racist shit. We need something more clever
hahaahhahahhahah
7 months ago I got a job as a level 1 helpdesk agent.
I've learned heaps, it's been great. I'm a hard worker and I honestly really enjoy it.
The thing is, this is my first ever IT related job. I am not particularly talented with IT related things, but I'm a pretty hard worker.
Recently, a bunch of guys who are level 2 handed in their notice to go work for a company that pays more. These guys managed a huuuge amount of work - as well as dealing with level 2 escalations from us guys, they manage the dispatch of technicians / order parts / are the...
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Cognrats, you have managed to write wall of text without providing any info to give advice on
>>54637460
He has management written all over him
OP you're gonna do great.
>>54637427
You can't learn a job in just one week, ask your boss to put a lvl 2 wizard to work with you and for a month, ask him for a tutorial and you'll be fine
>tfw you realize this kind of jobs are nothing more than an offline version of an MMORPG
>he fell for the lets pay premium for WD because Seagate is unreliable meme
WD cucks literally on suicide watch.
>he fell for the backblaze meme
Let's see their data on only WD Blues and Blac- oh there is none. It's just their Greens and Reds. Seagates mainstream drives performed worse than WD's worst drives for 2 years. There's a reason they got their reputation.
HGST still a best, even after WD bought them.
If I'm reading this chart correctly it seems to imply that WD had lower failure rates than seagate until 2016.
I haven't bought a new harddrive in years so buying WD according to this chart was the better choice between those two.
>>54637433
Only the 1.5 and 3 TB drives caused the problems in the past. Al the other were always fine.
>http://manjaro.github.io/Manjaro-ARM-16.05-released/
PSA: The latest version of Manjaro is now available on ARM processors.
Do I have to adjust my clock to download it?
>>54637825
excuse me?
>>54637825
No need, RPi have no internal clock.
One of my final projects for university is to make a game with assembly, it sounds simple enough but its supposed to be controlled via USB joystick. As far as I know there's not interrupts for USB, what are the options for making this kind of communcation with the usb port?, the only option I can think of is to try to access the port directly with IN and OUT
>>54637082
Well you *could* still call OS API functions from assembly (in Windows joySetCapture), but if you wanted to do it without them yeah I'd start with IN & OUT.
Are you already familiar with communicating with devices through ports?
the code for usb communication will at least be an order of magnitude more complex than the code for your actual game
>>54637516
Yeah my teacher is an asshole and she knew exactly that would happen
