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What should I do with a dead r9 290? (Powercolor)
>>51401888
Coaster for your beverages.
I think it was Vram that failed
>>51401888
Have you toasted it yet?
Blue = Southbridge
Green = Northbridge
Pink = mosfets
right?
My NB is running 70c load what can I do about it?
>>51401862
Dont buy meme MBs
>>51401909
It's ancient
Point fan at it.
What are some good portable anti-virus programs that you can put in your usb?
http://portableapps.com/apps/security/clamwin_portable
>>51401782
Sorry.
>>51401764
Who is this semen demon?
Can anybody tell why in the actual fuck pls?
>>51401705
BOTNET
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>>51401705
would be nice if you actually specified what you were confused about...
>>51401736
Yeah I can see quite a few things wrong here.>>51401705
Where did the guy who was making this app go? It's such a fucking god tier app.
I emailed him a couple months ago, he's apparently not got time to work on it anymore. Dayum shame.
Why doesn't some other /g/uy just work on it, wtf
>>51401757
you're the one who wants it, why don't you do it?
I recently switched over to Fedora, and I'm blown away.
It is by the far the best distro right now for getting shit done.
>>51401629
>getting shit done
>implying linux isn't a toilet to begin with
>>51401647
by this analogy, windows is a
designated shitting street?
>>51401664
/thread
Its 2015 and windows still doesnt support software raid (such as raid10) and other filesystems such as ext
WHY IS THIS ALLOWED
>>51401603
i know man, it grinds me gears down
Last month, a coworker borrowed my flash drive and formatted my 4 GB encrypted partition because windows couldn't recognize it as a valid filesystem and offered to format it to make it usable by windows
I just wish windows supported more filesystems...
>>51401603
Lrn2ifs
>>51401603
>doesnt support software raid
What are dynamic disks?
I am going to be doing a RAID 0 set up on my computer and wanted a raid controller that is better than ones built into the motherboard but still isn't too expensive.
I found this one for a good price : http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16816150041
It has a Marvell 88SE9230 chipset but no on board memory. From my other standing it isn't a true hardware raid because of that but I was wondering if it was still good enough?
If not this raid card then do you have any other recommendations?
>there are people who unironically use RAID0
Don't buy new, raid cards don't die easily. http://www.ebay.com/itm/LSI-Internal-SATA-SAS-PCI-e-RAID-Controller-Card-SAS9211-8i-8-PORT-HBA-/111825536793?hash=item1a09524719:g:YhoAAOSwrklVEHVu
An old but also VASTLY better card than the one you found, 300$ off.
>>51401433
Fuck Marvell. I would personally use an old 3ware or Areca card over Marvell any day.
RAID0 as your O/S is the greatest joy, ever.
So long as you have a RAID1 (or better) as a data array, you're gold.
Is there a linux distro commonly used by computer engineers? I'm trying to figure out which distro I should get used to using.
centOS
>>51401353
true dat.
>>51401353
>>51401394
Any specific reasons?
>mfw Stallman thinks you should be allowed to blast children with semen
https://stallman.org/archives/2015-sep-dec.html#16_November_2015_%28Prison_for_spraying_children_with_watergun%29
wtf
>>51401294
>should be allowed
No. An 18 year prison sentence for that is insane though.
>>51401294
Go the the Vacitanstate; where sex with 14 years old is allowed.
>Not posting masterrace optimized PNGs
Lel
>>51401218
thanks
Beat me with this file size- no cropping
Debian can be great.
But depending on who you are, where you come from, and who your friends are, Debian can also be hateful and full of deceit.
Before even more of [reality](https://www.debian.org/News/weekly/2006/08/) is spin-doctored into some [distorted view](https://lists.debian.org/debian-live/2015/11/msg00008.html) of it, and before my past work is being discredited, I will take the high road and continue my work on Debian Live images on the outside.
If there is one thing I did learn over the past years of agressions towards me, then that it is this:...
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I always install debian from a net-install cd.
Who the fuck uses debian live?
>>51401200
This, I've only used net-install and NAND images
dat dere free software
What does /g/ use for a repair kit?
I've been looking at pic related for something I can keep in my messenger bag at all times, but I'd prefer something that had a basic little soldering iron as well. Any recommendations?
A Philips screwdriver is all you need 99.9% unless you're doing something unusual or working on small devices.
Most of that shit would never get used.
>>51401198
I would agree that most of the screwdriver bits would never get used, but I think I would end up using a lot of this frequently. I mean it's pry tools, tweezers, razor blade, ruler, and the screwdriver set.
The only things other than specific driver bits that I don't think I would ever need are the suction cup and wrist strap. Suction cup is useful if you're in phone repair to pull off screens, but I don't really do that, and I've never used a wrist strap on something I own, so...
I have a Belkin PC repair kit that I found on sale on Amazon one day. It has a soldering iron like you want, but it doesn't have all of those screwdriver heads.
Why would you /haskell/ as opposed to /elixir/, ever?
>>51401126
>/thing/
Stop it.
I'm not familiar enough with haskell, but the language appears to have more convenience operators and overall shorter syntax than elixir (effectively making it less readable though)
>>51401126
/Why/ /do/ /you/ /put/ /words/ /between/ /slashes/ /they're/ /not/ /boards/ /you/ /cunt/
So what happened to that torrent which had a shit ton of /g/ related books?
>>51400841
bump
>>51400841
you mean the library?
mods, can making a thread asking something that is answered in the sticky be a banable offense?
