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Programming, Work, hobby or school/uni??
21 y/o, no college education, I'm just good.
Get paid 70k a year, and I'm underpaid.
Work. Fuck school. Unless you learn best that way.
I suggest you find a community, and get good. Just fucking get good.
>>54499599
what kind of job do you currently have in the industry??? Also where are you based out of? Kudos on getting in without fucking yourself over with student loans!!!!!
>>54499599
>70k/yr
>no college
Do you work in Silicon Valley?
What do you think of this man?
>>54499381
he looks like a kike who's ready for his final day
I always respected The Architect for designing The Matrix.
If it weren't for him I wouldn't be wasting my time on this shitty website.
why don't you use vlc?
>has actual guide unlike mpv
>can stream
>efficient
give me actual excuses
Because MPC-HC is objectively better.
>>54499343
It's not made for regular video playback, even says it in its name, also looks ugly as fuck and has ugly logo.
>>54499361
/thread
Convince me to not buy an Acer Chromebook
>>54499306
Don't buy it anon.
Okay. Don't buy a Acer Chromebook
Please, OP, don't buy an Acer Chromebook.
>Go to potentially harmful website because I know what I'm doing
>"Threat has been detected"
>Try to submit false positive report so I can go to website
>"Please fill out all required fields"
>Need to send an explanation for why I'm sending a false positive report
>Explain that I know the site is potentially harmful but I know what I'm doing
>Submit false positive report
>It does nothing
>Try to turn off Avast
>It can only be temporarily disabled
>Temporarily disable
>Go to site
>It opens but now a warning window pops up that says this site could have harmed my computer
>There's a button at the bottom that says, "Get Me Out of Here!"
>There's no other button
>Go into Avast settings
>Turn off and uncheck everything
>Go to site
>Warning window still pops up
>Go to control to panel
>Try to uninstall
>"Avast cannot be uninstalled because the last operation something something whatever"
>Open uninstaller program
>Uninstall Avast
>"Some left over files are still on your computer"
>Check to see what they are
>Whole fucking program is still there
>Delete it
>It's still there
>Restart computer
>Uninstall
>Everything is gone
>Go to website
>Warning window pops up
>Avast: Be Free
Seriously wtf do I do?
>>54499143
The browser warning is from Firefox genius.
>>54499143
>Seriously wtf do I do?
In all seriousness, install gentoo.
OOP was a mistake
>>54499110
sorry, we'll go back to one big file full of GOTO statements
>>54499110
>overengineering
That sounds like what some cademia monkey who has never made a single dollar would say
>>54499161
>OO is the only alternative to unstructured programming
>>>/out/
Hello,
A friend and I are learning HTML and CSS. Our instructional video told us to type the following code to change font size:
h1 {
font-size:2em; }
h2 {
font-size:1.3em; }
h3 {
font-size:1.3;}
It displayed correctly on his browser. However on mine it displayed everything tagged as a h2 or h3 very small. I went back to the code and added em to the 1.6 and 1.3 (as seen in the image) and it matches correctly now.
Can anyone tell me why it displayed correctly on his without the em. Or what problems I may have made that resulted in mine not working?
If you leave off the "em" then the CSS is invalid and should not work. Your friend's shitty browser is making assumptions that it shouldn't be making.
So say I wanted to list ten things each getting smaller.
h1 {font-size:2em; }
h2 {font-size:1.9em; }
h3 {font-size:1.8em; }
h4 {font-size:1.7em; }
h5 {font-size:1.6em; }
h6 {font-size:1.5em; }
h7 {font-size:1.4em; }
h8 {font-size:1.3em; }
h9 {font-size:1.2em; }
h10 {font-size:1.1em; }
Would be the proper way to display that?
>>54499102
his browser probably defaults to em, your probably defaults to pt
moral of the story: always specify a unit
also em is the relative percentage of your browser's default font size
so 1.5 em is 150% size, or 50% larger than default
Where do you put your brackets /g/?
I've always put the opening bracket on the same line but I recently started doing that with the closing bracket as well and it looks very comfy
>>54499046
I'm going to vomit.
;^(
>>54499046
lmao dat autism
>using brackets & semicolons
No. Just no.
>tfw had to install a PROPRIETARY WiFi driver in my linux system
Why didn't you write your own driver?
>>54499029
>tfw have always to do that when installing debian
>>54499056
The linux community everyone, if things don't work, make it yourself. What a bunch of cucks you all are.
Why should I ever use Django when Flask is a thing?
>>54498985
Why would you use either of them when Ruby on Rails is a thing?
>>54498985
>one drop at a time
Even if its slogan is saying it's slow development as fuck
>>54499289
>Ruby on Rails
It's not 2005 anymore
>>54498985
why is it better
ITT: we do things that wincucks/macucks can't do
I'll start
>being able to use dots in the filename
/thread
>>54498865
But you can use dots in W10, the fuck are you on about
>>54498865
You can do that on Windows XP, retard.
How do uploaded have such large amounts of video files on their Google Drives to share for piracy?
What is the method for uploading large video files quickly to Google Drive? This is something I would be interested in doing; either from torrents or DDL.
>>54498789
Uploaders*
>>54498789
Bumping for advice.
Anyone?
Fuck, I missed the humble book bundle. It had some pretty good books…
Does anyone happen to have it? Mind to upload it somewhere?
>inb4 anon never deliver
>inb4 find them individually yourself
I'm trying, can't find them all and most of them are in fucking pdf, no epub.
>>54498641
None of them are any good, that's why they're featured on humble bundle.
You think anyone gives a shit about Citizens of Earth or Retro City Rampage?
They're all mediocre games that you would never buy on your own.
>>54498706
>They're all mediocre games
First, those are fucking books.
Then… There is all kind of games on humble bundle from AAA to very obscure and everything in between. It's not only poor games, it's all kind of games. But we're not talking about games anyway, because those are books.
And finaly…
>Hacking: the art of exploitation
>Not any good
wtf?
Hacking: The Art of Exploitation and Practical Malware Analysis are both not only classics, but used in countless curriculum both online and off.
Vote for your favourite.
www.strawpoll.me/10187263/
>>54498596
>Russian botnet
>being a putincuck
Opera 12 can have a private tab and a normal one running in the same window.
Which of these can do that?
Getting a little tired of the Manjaro dev's bullshit. The latest XFCE update fucked up my QT and they've managed to neglect their SSL certificate expiration date for the second time. I'm ready for a switch, and right now I've got Antergos in mind. Any ideas?
>>54498548
Jesus, just learn how to install Arch yourself. It isn't hard. Just read the wiki, maybe watch a youtube video once before just to get the idea. If you've ever put together an ikea coffee table, this should be just as easy.
>>54498548
There you go, have fun. Otherwise Xubuntu.
>>54498602
I've installed Arch before, don't worry. I used Manjaro for stability but I guess I'll go back.
