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Sup /g/ i /mischieved/ today.
I recently bought a mini-drone (pic related its similar to mine) from a store and ive been loving it.
> be me yesterday
> flying drone
> Shits cash
> dog hates/loves it
I cant tell cos she wags her tail but tries to bite it
> eventually she bites it, breaks some propellers
> replace propellers with spares
> flying about, and broke them again when hitting a brick wall at high speed (i dont have much control of it yet)
Fast forward to today
> kept the box, package that shit up
> return to store and give clerk bullshit story about it being a nephew's present ad its faulty so as to hide my inner 20-something year old manchild
> dint have receipt
> not a problem we can exchange for a new one
> yespls.jpeg
> drive home with brand new drone
i kept the reiept this time so if it breaks again i can just do the same again
Who has these little fuckers? i love them
Havent seen a drone thread on here so im intrigued
I was looking at building my own, a tricopter though.
After researching some of the parts i need it should only come to about £130, which is way less then I expected. You can also get those neat FPV goggles for them - that looks so fun
>>54832701
>every day I see these tiny little guys in multiple shop windows
>every day I stare
>every day I walk away
I know for a fact I'll love it for 30 minutes then never use it again, but I still really want one.
Do you know all that you're supposed to know about it?
>114 pages
fuck that
>>54832688
>ulrich drepper
That's as far as I'm going.
>every programmer should know
But 99% of them are webdevs or Java CRUD enterprise devs who have to know nothing more than the latest trendy framework
>impying anyone on /g/ can fizzbuzz
>>54832494
I dont see whats wrong with this code? someone explain?
>>54833151
It's supposed to use loops. Not random ifs like the code on the pic
>>54833151
the problem is that he hasnt done the 'fizzbuzz' bit baka
So after finding out my pc can use up to almost 600w under load, I decided to do something about that.
I purchased a d2500 board and cpu(only 10w), to use for web browsing and general non demanding pc shit, and was about to scrap together a build with spare parts I had laying around.
>D2500
>4GB ram
>HD5450 GPU
>1.5TB western digital black
>2 monitors (1680x1050, 1440x900)
Only issue is the power supply. The only power supply I have spare is pic related, and I'm having trouble figuring out how low the minimum load on the psu is. I'm not expecting my system to use more than 50w when on, which means that at peak the system will only use 5% of the psu capacity.
The board and cpu only cost me 25aud, but I'd be disappointed if the psu killed it.
So tl;dr
Is this PSU safe to use for a pc that will peak at around 50w?
>>54832303
I'd buy a new psu but I want to keep costs down where possible
Honestly normal power supplies are supposed to say what the minimum load is on the side or at least in the manufacturer's spec.
Guess ATX PSUs don't.
According to this site, your PSU may have power resistors designed to waste energy to meet the minimum load requirements.
http://www.playtool.com/pages/psuunderload/mincurrent.html
Try running it by itself with ATX mobo pin 14 and 15 shorted, see if it turns on. Then you have your answer.
Best solution IMO is to buy a low spec PSU from SeaSonic and stuff your shit in a 1U rack chassis.
https://seasonic.com/product/ss-200-su-active-pfc-f0/
That way you're not wasting a shitload of power just converting 110/220V to 3.3/5/12V.
>>54832475
Also, it's well known that NAS builds tend to run at 40W peak. Try looking at QNAP NASes and see where they get their power supplies from.
What do you guys think of the new Galaxy S6?
>new
>>54832361
What do you guys think of the Galaxy S6?
>>54832469
Good phone but lack of micro SD was a blunder
Hold me /g/, Broadwell-E is junk and housefire, I was looking to upgrade asap
>extremely shitty overclock
>temps going through the roof
>power consumption high as a man's eye can see
wait for zen
>1.5V for 4.5Ghz and 9000 degrees Celsius
linux users of gee
why did switch to linux?
or what made you switch to linux?
>>54832112
It's hobbyist software, not consumerist software.
Just like /g/ is supposed to be a hobbyist board, not a consumerist board.
>>54832112
i got a botnet on my Windows XP install in early 2011, and i was constantly paranoid by checking netstat every 5 seconds. i thought i still had a botnet (actual botnet), even though i reinstalled.
i decided to try ubuntu again because i volunteered at a non-profit that refurbished old computers with ubuntu
i loved it and have been using linux full time since mid-2011
i just like the way it works better than windows.
Because at the time Windows had a reputation for sucking and Linux was promoted as being, "better."
/bst/
>portable tropical edition
>portable
And I forgot the picture
>>54831991
>he uses windows 10
>2016
>All Android web browsers are still complete dogshit.
Why hasn't Android had a good web browser yet, /g/?
Every single one of them has a glaring flaw.
>>54831891
>This thread again
>>54831891
Nothing's perfect.
What's wrong with chrome?
Updating the SSD descriptions. How does this look?
Also, for benchmarks, should I follow the results given by official reviews, or average user benches?
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8520/sandisk-ultra-ii-240gb-ssd-review/5
vs
http://ssd.userbenchmark.com/SanDisk-Ultra-II-240GB/Rating/2548
For the rand read/write, the user benches give a much lower rate.
For the comparison stats, I compare the rand/seq read/writes vs the best values I can find. Is it fairer to compare vs a single model, instead of the best stats from different models?
I put the seq values first. Change and put the more realistic rand values first?
Your suggestions, comments, and criticisms would be appreciated.
Any feedback would be great.
you still work on a guide? haven't seen in posted in ages
>>54831807
It is stickied.
What's your favorite functional programming language?
Urbit :>)
I only learned haskell so...
D
Whats up poorfags ?;) u jelly ?;)) look what i just got in the mail ;)
Thats right i only do high end gaming ;) ;)
Please leave /g/ if you cant afford real Technology like me ;) thats right its a PNY OC 980 TI ;)
>>54831502
Stop memes 2016
>>54831502
>>>/v/
>>>/gaschamber/
>>54831534
jelly poorfag detected ;))
![$(KGrHqVHJF!FEl30s+TrBRLs8o7n,Q~~60_57[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/b1QfAN9.jpg "$(KGrHqVHJF!FEl30s+TrBRLs8o7n,Q~~60 57[1]")
/outernet/
>One way internet using available constellations of geo-stationary satellites to download a curated library of content for people without internet connections.
I think it's pretty cool if you're living in the sticks.
>>54831444
Exactly what I'm interested in for my off the grid cabin I'm about to finish. I don't want any connections able to locate me.
Pretty excited about this.
Depending on your location and what bird you're connected to max bandwidth is something like 90kb/s or 1gb a day. It runs 24/7 so it constantly just gathers content until it completes a file.
>>54831493
I don't think you should be worried, I don't think they have a loli libraries available on the outernet
Hello /g/.
What are you guys up to tonight?
masturbated to sydney cole
>>54831496
>Googled sydney cole
>No tits
Do you even like women?
do drivers update when u update os to new version. new to linux
>>54831352
No you have to spend 6 hours updating them yourself.
>>54831371
can linux run exes
>>54831394
yes in wine, but more importantly, can a person search for things?
