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>>55562137
Memes aside it's pretty accurate.

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>>55562137

"Muh amnesia, muh imagined relatives."

It's the most accurate show, but got damn the writing is hackneyed, soap opera shit.

>>55562185
This. The story could be much better IMO. Let's hope S2 will be better.

>>55562096
get VMware, fuck virtualbox

>>55562112
>Using closed source shit

Topcuck

>>55562112
Nice tweet!

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

typedef struct {
    int year; /* 0 to 9999 */
    int month; /* 1 to 12 */
    int day; /* 1 to 31 */
} date;

int leapyear(int year) {
    if(year % 400 == 0) {
        return 1;
    }
    if(year % 100 == 0) {
        return 0;
    }
    if(year % 4 == 0) {
        return 1;
    }
    return 0;
}

int dpm(int year, int month) {
    switch(month) {
        case 4:
        case 6:
        case 9:
        case 11:
            return 30;
        case 2:
            return 28 + leapyear(year);
        default:
            return 31;
    }
}

int passed(date* d) {
    int days = d->day - 1;
    int month;
    for(month = 1; month < d->month; month++) {
        days += dpm(d->year, month);
    }
    return days;
}

int timespan(date* from, date* to) {
    int days = passed(to) - passed(from);
    int year;
    for(year = from->year; year < to->year; year++) {
        days += 365 + leapyear(year);
    }
    return days;
}

int main(void) {
    date a = {1970,  1,  1};
    date b = {2016,  7, 13};
    int days = timespan(&a, &b);
    printf("%d\n", days);
    return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}

inb4 homework

>>55562006
wow how did you do that in 53 seconds

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>>55562043
I'm the OP you fucking moron. Now get to work or the bird will cut you a new asshole.

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that's why you use mint

>>55561929
>>55562198
They're both shit.

>>55562309

well what do you use?

>>55561928
>no maki
Thanks for making a good thread.

all phones are shit and a waste of money.

Which of these would be the best in the ~400$ price range. Samsung A5, S5 or J7?
Or any other samsung phone?
pls respond

>>55561776
>do it right the first time
I'm sure that's possible

But anyway, unit tests are important because units are typically large. And you typically test that they work with other layers that are mocked out

>>55561776
>Why don't you just to it right the first time?
because theres always a second and third time but the code still has to pass all tests the first version did.

lol why even write code to do any task? why not just do the task yourself? :/

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>>55561589
>that giant-ass cabinet and they don't even have a hard disk option
>all that bulk-ass shit and "portable" price premium when you could have just bought a System/32

>>55561589
Paper dropping down onto heat register behind teletype terminals and micro computers.

Power cable running on what appears to be old style two prong adapter for 3 prong grounded outlet.

Power and extension cable running across heat register.

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Beautiful, are those yours or just an image you found?

>>55561468
Is this actually a thing or just techcrunch shilling on /g/?

>>55561501
dunno I tried to find the post by moxie on signal blog about the same topic. it was a section in one of the longer ones, maybe the "ecosystem is moving" unfederated xmpp one.

but no not a shill. I actually thing TC is a joke but that article came up and explains it.

your contacts are a social network = where does my phone end and the internet begin

>>55561578
>where does my phone end and the internet begin
Ever since smartphones made it into the mainstream there really hasn't been any defined border. The best you can do as an individual is try to exercise some semblance of control through app settings.

>>55561446
VR porn is only amazing because VR in general is amazing

But yes, I agree that women really are obsolete now

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>>55561446
people of the future are gonna be so paranoid when they're jerking it to VR porn

>>55561531
>of the future

do any of you know what HBM2 is?
or that samsung just recently started mass producing these stacks??

>>55561442
RX480 and GTX1060 don't use HBM2 and both are considered VR ready. If you're really that interested in VR you'd either already have it, or you'll be waiting for 2nd generation headsets in which case you don't have to worry about graphics cards for another year or two anyways.

>>55562817
my question was more or less should i drop 700+ on a gtx 1080 then watch as a year later its memory standard is replaced with somthing significantly better no matter the price point

or should i just wait for HBM2 to come out and spend 700+ then

>smoking
Quit 3 years ago. One of the best things ive done for myself.

>>55555555

vidya piracy is dead

3DM is going to have the best botnet on Earth.

>>55561305
OH HARRO HOW YOU? YOU ALSO PRAY COMPUTER GAME???

DIVINE ME ON WECHAT I CALLED 清創

~~~

You dumb niggers ask this every fucking week. You'll get jailed if you try to bypass the censors, dumb faggot.
inb4 some retarded white faggot gets life in prison for walking into a restricted area like that one dumb fucker did in Best Korea

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>>55561322
No you won't. There are a lot of people doing it. I just asked how to it the best way

Tor maybe? I don't know if they blocked obfsproxy4. Tunneling through your home connection (SSH, SSL or whatever might work)?

i already have mousepad.

There's something to be said for learning the editors which are installed by default on nearly every modern OS.

>>55561350
Is it "don't waste your time"?

>>55561087
People still use IRC?
What the fuck? It's 2016, not 1996, grow up and still living in the past.

>>55561087
#ghetty

It has a good community... And is secure