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Asus A6U
>512MB RAM
>AMD Sempron
>60GB HDD
I would like to go with xubuntu on it
thoughts?
>>54666394
Windows xp.
It runs great on my old inspiron 3700.
420mhz celeron, 60GB HDD, 256MB ram, ATI Rage mobility.
>>54666410
>Windows xp
>using a no longer supported Operating system.
>>54666423
http://www.zdnet.com/article/registry-hack-enables-continued-updates-for-windows-xp/
Fucking moron.
Why Firefox for Android is like a needle inserted into urethra, I wonder? It lags like mad when typing in search boxes with realtime suggestions.
>>54666380
>Android
Its your OS that lags you damned poorfag
>>54666390
Kill yourself macfag.
>>54666404
P O O r
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Why dont you get a job instead of leeching your parents basement. Its time to abandon open source bullshit and start earning money.
Whats the best image viewer for Windows..? What about GNU/Linux..?
Faststone
>>54667309
Yep
>>54666241
xnView
Spoopy as fuck
>>54666245
M'gayman
>>54666245
gtx1070 tips fedora edition
Hey /g/. Need advice.
I got a shitton of servers from a company. I'm trying to fix an IBM System X3200 m2, but i'm out of compatible ddr2.
What the hell, i rip some out of a similar x3600. AND THIS IS WHAT I GOT.
It's the one with the heatsink, and it doesn't fit ddr2.
The datasheet clearly says it's ddr2, what the fuck of a nonstandard dimm is that?
It aint ddr3 either if you're wondering.
tfuck does that mean lmao
Take a photo that we can read the label on
<dpt>
<edition>XML</edition>
<old>54660278</old>
</dpt>
>>54665664
>xml
>any year
JSON fags on suicide watch
>>54665657
>application of concepts
>pointer
>a way to reference an piece of memory
It's incredibly simple. The most difficult thing about pointers would be function pointers imo because the C-syntax for function pointer types is a little bit weird imo. It makes sense, but it's just different from everything else.
Applying pointers is just about pointing at shit and dereferencing them.
>>54665655
>Memes
I'm genuinely perplexed by the idea that you'd name a book like that. If your goal is to teach how to handle data in a program that's a broader topic than pointers.
>>54665670
Yeah. If you're just dealing with your own codebase. I also turn it off unless I'm using something new. If you're learning a new library (the way I learn to use libraries anyway) it's useful because it's like a mini-documentation/typing assistance.
I've found that internet providers that provide service over phone lines haven't adopted any bandwidth cap policies yet. I hope that the trend continues with something like this developing =
http://money.cnn.com/2016/05/16/technology/gfast-internet-speeds/index.html?sr=cnnmoneybin052116gfast-internet-speeds0900story
How do you guys think ping will be though this? Will this be available sooner than fiber in most areas?
>>54665586
>bandwidth cap
What kind of shithole country do you live in? Hell in my eastern european slavic shithole I get 10MB/s up/down without any cap for 20€/month.
>>54666316
the states. i moved away from the secluded south where the internet was slow but not capped to larger cities and they have higher speeds but low bandwidth caps. Ping is about the same acutally, i would rather trade off the faster speed for my unlimited data. I liked DSL much more than this cable internet i have now. We spend $50 a month split between 4 people 350GB total each month divided. They also discontinue service without notice for copyright complaints sent to them, they've done this twice now. (it was my fault for forgetting to switch the VPN on)
>>54666316
Balkans here
24/1 for 12euros
Would you a Xiaomi™ Stainless Steel Suitcase?
>>54665516
What does it give me that a normal case doesn't? There are aluminium cases, too. Those do good enough.
I'd buy a Xiaomi anything.
>>54665516
Definitely
What are the best paying jobs in this field, /g/? Is it full stack, back-end, front-end, Java EE or .NET or all?
>>54665462
C, embedded
I am not lying, this is it
>>54665490
Yes, you are lying
Ada embedded pays infinitely more money
>>54665462
The best-paying job is the one that you are most proficient at.
Now gtfo.
Google’s Making Its Own Chips Now. Time for Intel to Freak Out
>http://www.wired.com/2016/05/googles-making-chips-now-time-intel-freak/
Google finally settled the endless /g/ "AMD vs Intel vs nVidia" debate and simply BTFO them all
Google soon confirmed to be the only company in existence, like Omnicorp of Robocop
GPU/CPU engineers on suicide watch
fuck off jew
>Mr Shlomo, tracking people through Android is not 100% effective
>Add tracking device into cpu
>U got it senpai
Yes, we know everything is already from China but in here we discuss the no/low-name cheap shit you see on Gearbest, AliExpress, eBay and similar sites.
>IRC channel #/csg/ on rizon
Chink Shit Wiki:
wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Chink_Shit_General
>News
• Interesting write-up on the Zsun wifi card reader running OpenWRT >>54621355 >>54621479 >>54622715
• Great day for flying quads >>54660011 make sure to keep clean and keep all landing pads on or off the quad because it'll throw off the gyro on your quadcopter >>54660108
• Anon bought a Digital Oscilloscope Kit off Gearbest >>54663433 another anon just got a similar kit off AliExpress and it came with broken pins >>54664336
https://youtu.be/Aw0xkqSEjXU
• That same anon also had to dispute broken 100w LEDs because they don't light evenly >>54664282
https://youtu.be/JdR5maBS5q0
• Anon got his $20 clubmasters from AliExpress >>54660913
• After a few weeks of use anon is still pretty pleased with his Chuwi Hi12 >>54661512
• Dirty Reviews Anon does a benchmark test of the 64GB Shark vs the 32GB shark and posts more reviews >>54661080
https://youtu.be/eLl9o9IgNnE
• Xiaomi teases first picture of their quadcopter, expect it to be shown/revealed on the 25th >>54658334
• Anon posts >>54645526 and reviews his bike spedometer bought off AliExpress >>54658778
Music to buy chink shit to
https://youtu.be/V-CnJEiuklA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVpVmBAR9xI
Previous thread >>54657893
>>54665298
First for proper general, mods pls delete the chinese bootleg one
schooooo schooooooooo stinky chinky
Any ideas on what hardware to buy with 470 euro$?
I love how AMDcucks never learn and are getting their hopes up again. This is how it goes EVERY time
>nvidia release GPU that's faster than anything else at a premium price point
>b-buh j-just wait for [new AMD architecture/card]
>nvidia keep selling their premium priced stuff to early adopter-fags making boatloads of cash
>AMD announces their new architecture, it performs roughly equal but is cheaper
>s-see, I t-told you guys! AMD always wins!
>one week after the announcement nvidia cuts their price to match AMD and announce a new card that will rape the new AMD cards
>b-buh j-just wait for [new AMD architecture/card]
>nvidia use aforementioned boatloads of cash to stay ahead in the development race
i don't really care because people in general don't deserve computers. whatever cash can be extracted from them the better.
>>54665280
are seem like you to guy that has knowledge in graphics cards
what card is best for want burn wife fucker house to shoulders?
budget €300
>>54665296
edgy kid. lookout.
Dude, look how fast technology is developing >*proceeds to fly on a an airplane developed in the 60s*
>*drives car using gasoline engine developed in the 1890s*
>*proceeds to take take painkiller or anti-cold medicine developed in the 19th century*
>*proceeds to build house using bricks, wood, concrete and metal through methods perfected and unprogressed since victorian times*
>* massively gets electricity from coal plants developed in the 50s*
Why are computers considered "all technology" today?
>>54665274
Because the next big discovery for humanity is not going to be a new material to build houses out of, its not going to be some new method of transportation. its going to be (and some would argue it already is) about using computers to do stuff for us.
One example if food preparation. 50 years ago people used to spend more time preparing food and because of this they ate healthier. you cant eat 5000 Calories in one sitting if you're responsible for cooking all of those calories. now, for humans to get healthier we wont go back to actually spending more time to cooking. we will use technology to find a way to do it for us. Food printers or simply automation of healthier food prep.
Thats just one example. we already know how to build strong buildings, we already know how to get from A to B in a quick and efficient way. the only reason we are still using coal is because it is cheap.
no need to reinvent the wheel
>>54665393
>the only reason we are still using coal is because it is cheap.
And because the coal companies have a strong interest in keeping things that way.
What are smartphones going to be like exactly ten years from now?
like phones now + new meme features
>>54665241
Little faster but more thin and thinner bullshit
>>54665241
Transparency is silly
>Worse screen
>Engineering nightmare
>Fragile
>Serves literally no purpose except for looking somewhat nice
Why aren't you using Bing? I've gotten around $40 of rewards now and I don't even do the daily "challenges" to earn more credits.
>>54665230
and how long has it taken you to get $40?
>Doing shit to earn less than 4 hours worth of minimum wage
>>54665230
because i dont have a cell phone to verify entries like they require me to.
