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what is this gpu port. I've never seen it before and it doesn't fit in any of my computers.
>>53850381
Looks like a serial port to me.
That's the new USB type D silly
Modern day /g/ ladies and gentlemen.
newfag here. I just started college with a Comp. Engineering major and I need some advice as to which laptop/computer to best suit my needs.
>>>>>>duckduckgo.com
>>53850334
Fair warning note:
Expect lots of
"not mac"
"git thinkpad"
OP here. Forgot to mention i already bought a laptop online. Its a chromebook. Found out the hard way that theyre absolute shit.
"Fuck! The terminal is returning a system integer error. Now my Linux system is going to crash and burn. Why do I love to torment myself?"
Before long, I decided to wrest control away from the unruly computer and restart it. A single line of text appeared on the screen "GRUB RESCUE." Ordinarily, the solution to this problem would be rather easy: grab my trusty USB stick and reinstall the Linux distro.
So that's what I did. I grabbed my USB stick and placed it to reinstall. When I rebooted, however, the operating system's media did not show...
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"This is a shitty hand I've been dealt with. First off, my computer doesn't want to work, and now my USB drive doesn't want to work either! Screw all of this."
At this point, I decided to grab my laptop, which unfortunately runs Windows. Connecting to a VPN server, I remotely grabbed the installation for the operating system and put them on the machine. I then grabbed an external hard drive I had on a corner and formatted it to install the distro. Soon, Windows began to transfer the operating system's files to the machine. The process seemed...
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The process requires a great amount of time and dedication from the user, which I would frequently have to utilize to fully make the OS to my liking.
It wasn't very long, however, before a problem occurred to the system. I tried restarting the computer and realized that the problem had seemingly gone away, but later on, as I prepared to end the day, the problem crept up on me. Soon, I realized that the problem had a voice, which had been drowned out. I opened up Skype on the machine, and saw that I had earlier missed a call from a fellow Linux developer, Ryan Shatner....
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While I waited for Ryan to arrive, I coded a BASH script. Coding brings me great joy, for you get a program after a ton of hard work, but it's your program, and that's all that counts."
Before long, I heard a ring at the door. I saw the clock and assumed that Ryan had by that point arrived. Therefore, I turned off my computer and exited my (admittedly messy) room to open the door.
Peeping through the small mirror, I saw that Ryan was indeed there. Therefore, I opened the door to allow him to enter.
Seeing him at that moment, I knew why I loved him so....
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>mtk6753 destroys SD615
>mtk6752 destroys SD801
>heliox10 destroys SD810
>heliox20 destroys SD820
Let's not forget that the mediatek chips are more efficient, offer better battery life and run cooler than the snapdragon chips while also costing significantly less.
Reminder that the heliox10 can be had for a cheap as a hundred dollars in the redmi note 2 while phone companies are charging 600 dollars for devices with the overheating and inefficient snapdragon 810.
They've also fixed the gps issue if that's holding you back.
>No root
Nice joke of a processor
So theoretically speaking. Should AMD just stop producing cpu's (or topple over or something). Wont Intel get in trouble? (As far as I know no-one is allowed a monopoly on critical goods?)
>Wont Intel get in trouble? (As far as I know no-one is allowed a monopoly on critical goods?)
Intel already props up AMD because of this.
>>53850130
Do you have anything to back that up?
>>53850104
Intel is a Jewish owned Israeli company
No they won't get in trouble
There are no consequences for them
Poorfag here
I have a decent pair of head phones and a regular xbox mic. I would like ot be able to use both of them (headphones over the earpiece on the left) at the same time so I can hear better.
Don't have money to invest in anohter pair of stero headphones with a headset
would a spiltter solve my problem? I have the new kind of xbox controller with the 3.5mm adapter
Help
install gentoo
I don't know.
Leap or Tumbleweed for desktop?
>>53849769
Depends, are you planning to use Open Source or closed source driver for your GPU?
>>53849769
Tumbleweed
>>53849769
I'm using Leap right now and it's pretty decent, but I have yet to try Tumbleweed. But as a BSD native, I tend to favour stability.
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Biggest information leak in hostory has just been revealed.
Why havent you leaked any information yet /g/?
>>53849624
I leaked some pee.
>>53849645
As I made some tea.
>>53849624
I'm sure the papers will go through this dump with total objectivity. especially the british ones.
:^)
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nicely memed
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For Linux related stuff, try >>>/g/flt
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What is a good book for learning multi-threaded programming in C or preferably C++? I understand the basics, now I want to have a good text to read on it.
Also, looking for resources on just making and structuring larger projects. I have good knowledge on programming patterns, but I feel like I am just missing so many ideas beyond that.
Didn't really get a reply that helped last thread so I'll try again.
Novice python programmer here
I have argument called balance. And I need to run it through a series of conditions to return certain numbers. Here's what my code looks likedef aFunction( balance ):
if balance <= 10:
return balance
elif balance > 10:
balance = balance * 0.021
return balance
elif balance < 10:
balance = 10
return balance
What I need to...
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Should I pirate ebooks? Why?
