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Why haven't they made "opposite microwave ovens", devices that very quickly cool something down?
they have
but there is no way to make them retard safe
>>54353865
Great idea, OP. I'll make the logo.
>>54353865
Why haven't they made cars that have 5 reverse gears?
> acer predator 17x worth it?
>>54353862
Totally
>gaymen laptop
>17" laptop
>Acer anything
Any one of those means no
lol that thing is a mess
I just got my first iem! I previously fell in love with Shure's SE115 years ago. Those lasted like five years. These last few years, I swear I've been through like ten samsung earbuds, countless ones from Walmart... I said Fuck it. Got the 846s.. I was wondering if there's audiophiles or even casual listeners that can give me advice on these things. Should I get the moon audio cables as an upgrade? Did I make a stupid purchase, are there better iems that I should have gotten instead?
> iems
Hey OP, I like my sister. I'm kinda scared, I thought this shit only happened in chinese cartoons.
>>54353840
>spends 1000$
>are there better iems that I should have gotten instead?
This was the least dumbest part of your post.
>Finnish company promises to train asylum seekers into programmers in 6 months
>Learning programming in such a short period of time seems like a major challenge. According to Lahti you can learn to program within 6 months, if you fill the requirements and you work eight hours a day.
Original article in Finnish: http://www.hs.fi/talous/a1461983211887
What do you think /g/? Do they stand a chance to learn the skills required in a work environment within 6 months? When I started out with my computer science degree in the university, the attrition rate for the first math & programming courses was about 50-60%.
>>54353795
They can learn to program, but then that doesn't mean they'll be good programmers. Just like learning how to paint doesn't suddenly make you Leonardo de Vinci.
Considering their goal is to make people ready for the market, obviously that'll go wrong.
>>54353795
6 months to become a code monkey? i can see it happening
Instead of Prajeets we will have Abduls and Mohammeds
Any more operating systems I need? Remix OS is basically some botnet Android for x86 btw.
Hey OP, I like my sister. I'm kinda scared, I thought this shit only happened in chinese cartoons.
>>54353647
Hey anon, just ask her if she wants to make out. If she says no, act like you were joking.
>>54353673
I'm a guy. Sorry, no yuru yuri shit going on here.
>tfw the last time when it felt like actual new useful or fun things were coming out was during the mobile app boom of 2010
>tfw it's been just incremental improvements since
Will VR be the next big thing?
>>54353499
>>54353499
No, VR is another flop like wearable tech. I am curious what they're going to try after VR is confirm for flop, though. Maybe AR? I know Microsoft is sorta trying. It seems like smartphone stuff has hit its peak, nothing is new in the desktop world, and nothinxxxg else (wearables, VR) is necessary/has gained enough popularity.
I don't think that the mobile market has it is *end* though, obviously. It seems like innovation has slowed down tremendously, but the market is still very alive with new apps coming out and succeeding very often.
As stupid as it seems, I think muh webapps are actually the big thing right now.
I feel ya op
Self-driving cars would be nice. Car enthusiasts will probably bitch though.
anyone know any good books about using bash? I couldnt find any good recommendations on the wiki
You don't need a book for this
>>54353475
Well Andrew, I'm about as young s you in that field.
But you came to the right board.
http://linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php
Hey, /g/. I'm trying to create an SQL function that makes it so you can insert information into a table but only when you are admin. The problem is, my admin 'userid' is in my 'users' table, and the information I want to be able to insert is in the 'comments' table, so when I try to post something it says I cannot because of a foreign key confliction. tldr - is there a way to reference multiple tables in one SQL statement? My latest unsuccessful attempt at this is as follows - ""INSERT INTO `comments` (`title`, `post`, `postdate`) VALUES ('$title', '$post', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) REFERENCES `users` (`userid`)";"
>>54353386
what is running the SQL transaction? php? who is php connecting as? is the admin user a mysql server user or an arbitrary user you created for your application?
>>54353470
PHP. The first user I created I named "Admin" with an ID of 2 and I'm writing the rest of my code so that certain things can only be done if the admin with an ID of 2 is logged in (eg, ($_SESSION['userid'] == 2)).
>>54353495
well you could create a VIEW. and then update data by calling your view
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/view-updatability.html
![425706-how-to-backup-ios-using-icloud-fig-1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/74owoCS.jpg "425706-how-to-backup-ios-using-icloud-fig-1[1]")
How do I download icloud backup files?
By wiping your phone and restoring from the cloud (tm)
>>54353383
It downloads automatically when you choose to restore by cloud.
Alternatively, make a backup in your HD via itunes. It create a file somewhere just google it.
>>54354127
>>54354207
I want access to deleted files.
hey guys loook at my cool hacks
>>54353337
Why?
>>54353337
Why do I have to jump through hoops to do this?
>>54353337
Wow man, good job using virtualization software exactly as it's intended to be used. Really great hack.
I'm new to this whole open source thing and im trying to install a new codec
downloading, unpacking tar and unpacking gz i got here and i don't know what to do now. google left me with more open question marks and the readme is equally confusing. help?
>>54353312
Have you tried restarting your computer?
>>54353347
its unpacked in my download folder for now. should i move it somewhere (like system32) before doing so?
You got the source code. If you're not a developer then you don't care about the source, you need the compiled binary. Go back to where you found that and look for a "windows binary" or "windows installer" download
Hey guys
I am not gud at git, and neither are my coworkers
What is the easiest way for them to clone my repo that is hosted in a remote server that I'm setting up?
git clone <link to your repo>
>>54353245
git works over ssh, http, or git
ssh is probably easiest
>>54353259
No SSH access
Windows
>Comfy
>Werks
Linux
>Everything needs config
>Like laying on hot coals
Prove me wrong.
What is the most comfy os?
Most comfy wm/de?
Most comfy term?
Most comfy browser?
Most comfy ...?
Used to use tiled wm but stopped because it just wasn't comfy :((
>>54352935
>Windows
>>Comfy
You're already wrong
>>54352935
>implying you don't need to config windows
>Microsoft surprised the world last month when it filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice, alleging that the frequent practice of attaching gag orders to search warrants for customer data violates the U.S. Constitution.
>On Monday, CEO Satya Nadella told a group of tech luminaries why the company did so: Microsoft has a strong view on its privacy promises to users, and the company will fight to prevent government overreach that, in its view, compromises the principles of privacy.
>Governments have a compelling need to help preserve public safety, but Microsoft wants to make sure that users' privacy is also preserved, Nadella said.
>"We are hoping that there is a new framework of law that allows, in fact, our government in the United States to get the right balance between privacy and public safety," Nadella said during an interview at the Technology Alliance's annual State of Technology luncheon in Seattle, monitored via webcast. "The onus is on the United States to get that right, because we are, after all, the beacon that everyone else will look to. If we get it right, every other democracy will look to us as a model."
>To that end, he and Microsoft President Brad Smith have called on governments to work together on rules that can cement both privacy protections and governments' ability to keep citizens safe.
>What remains to be seen is how well that push will work out. Governments around the world are wrestling with how to deal with encrypted systems that prevent anyone, even the companies that created the system in the first place, from getting access to data inside.
https://archive.is/1mxgZ
>>54352653
why are microsoft and apple so based?
how come when the government says bend over, google is the only one who says "where do you want to put it?"
Wow! I love how Apple and Microsoft fight for our freedom and our privacy, at absolutely no benefit to them what so ever!
I am now #MicrosoftMissle
Brazil orders cell phone carriers to block WhatsApp for 72 hours
http://techcrunch.com/2016/05/02/brazil-orders-cell-phone-carriers-to-block-whatsapp-for-72-hours/?ncid=txtlnkusaolp00000595
>>54352505
>>>/news/
>>>/int/
also, here nobody cares about our country
HUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUE
get fucked, monkeys
Also /g/
