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What framework does /g/ use to create GUIs?
Currently messing around with JavaFX 8 cause lamda expressions are comfy and it looks pretty, but alot of ppl are telling me that C# with QT or XAML is the industry standard. What do you guys think?
>2016
>not using web based gui
>>55641494
explain anon.
>>55641494
Go away webkit wrapper cancer.
why aren't you using the world's most advanced operating system?
>>55641457
I do for programming at work, and it's fantastic
I use ubuntu 14 with xfce4 at home as it's my personal pc. Also have a Win10 for steam games
The hardware just isn't worth the price. I mean look at the new Macbook. It's basically a netbook but costs as much as a top of the line ultrabook. Seriously wtf. For the same price you can get a zenbook with an i7! For almost half the price you can get a zenbook with identical size and performance.
>>55641457
But I am
Which is the best & cheapest smartphone today?
>>55641310
zte warp elite from amazon.
Ask this shit on /spg/ next time you weeb.
https://www.google.com.au
>>55641310
who is this semen demon
Where did it all go so wrong?
>>55640942
It was destined to this from the start...
Do pooinloos watch anime?
I aprove AMD
DRM cunts BTFO
http://wccftech.com/cdpr-ceo-rockstar-blizzard-bethesda-worlds-top-three-game-developers/
> The Witcher 3, we released the game without any protection. On day one, you could download the game from GOG and give it to a friend on a memory stick – it works. And still we sold near to 10 million units across all platforms. The piracy factor was irrelevant, because we cannot force people to buy things, we can only convince them to do it. We totally believe in the carrot, not in the stick.
>>55640793
How many PC copies were sold though?
>>55640801
About 100k
>>55640793
Does it work on Linux? I could buy it just to support the idea.
Any advise on passing MSCA exams?
I've read the exam ref, watched the cbtnugget videos, and passed the transcender practice exams. But still only got about ~60% on the real exam.
Discussion - How do you study /g/?
>failing tests
>especially after going out of your way to learn the material
imo this is just above you, give up because even if you eventually pass this test there will be a harder one down the line - this will go on until you can no longer pass whatever test is laid out for you and you'll end up floating around that skill-level forever.
If you are getting stuck at the very beginning I am sure you won't get very far in a career.
>>55640758
>>55640729
Like look how dumb you are, OP couldn't even get the name of the certification correct.
>If you are getting stuck at the very beginning I am sure you won't get very far in a career.
I'm not stuck, this is literally my first attempt at ever taking a Microsoft exam. Just wondering what you guys do to study for exams, and any advise would be great.
So /g/, as you know physical security is very tantamount to digital security. So what brands of lockpicks do /g/entlemen prefer?
Car windscreen wipers, a file, and some pliers.
Make your own.
You know discussing this shit is against the law right?
Also enjoy being put on a list.
>>55640612
It's not against the law. It's the same thing as penetration testing.
Lockpicking locks that you don't own, and don't have permission to pick, is illegal.
Everything else is fair game.
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I need a new, stronger Wifi AP. My trusty WRT54G just can’t pierce the 2.4ghz interference from the neighbors in my new apartment and it’s time to retire it.
Looks like the Ubiquiti AP AC LR is my best option so far.
I really prefer option of external antennas and high/adjustable wattage, which I would lose with this. I know some companies make 802.11ac “bullet” type APs, but by nature, they are SISO only. It also looks like Ubiquiti lacks whitelist based mac filtering too.
What do you suggest? Building an AP out of PC (as with a router) is not power and cos effective imho.
Also WiFi general…
>>55640465
Netgear Nighthawk R7000
Or stop being a little bitch and run cat7 like a real man.
>>55640465
work the 5ghz band?
Also Ubiquiti is great. LR is great but signals need to be balanced for it to work properly.
i don't think broadcasting the wifi will miraculously fix it.
As a telecommunications guy, I'd recommend cabling if you can.
>>55640481
>Netgear Nighthawk R7000
I don't need a router, I already have a cisco rackmount stuff for routers/switches. I need an AP only.
>Or stop being a little bitch and run cat7 like a real man.
I can put gigabit anywhere, but I want roaming capability with laptops and phones.
>>55640533
I have cabling where I can, but I need WiFi too. Idk about 5ghz, but 2.4 is absolutly trashed.
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>Install windows
>Windows can't find network drivers online
>Windows device manager can't even detect my network card
>Search online for a method to detect which ethernet card I have
>Download 3DP which is supposed to be the ultimate solution for network drivers
>Can't detect shit
>ask around on windows forums and get told the card is probably...
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>>55640102
Only /v/ cucks stay with wangblows.
>>55640135
Let's be realistic here. Windows has plenty of software that is only made for it, and it isn't all games.
But the whole thing with Linux having terrible driver support just seems false to me.
>>55640102
>Install Linux
>Nothing works
Okay so I dont know if any of you will remember me but I was the guy having doubts about picking this 286 AST computer a while back in the retro computer thread and now have some time and here it is and is a beast of a machine, just the size of it makes me thinks it was meant for industrial use
Vintage computer thread !
>>55639979
Pretty badass
Gonna put it up your butt?
>>55639979
Nice
post guts
>>55640295
>>55640312
the size of it scares me
>converting 24fps to 60fps
How much difference does it make? Is it noticeably better? Will it work fine on weaker hardware like turion x2 laptops?
>>55639780
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-two_pull_down
>>55639780
>converting
no it does not convert, just on the fly processing.
>better
chinese cartoons will look like swiss cheese.
madvr smooth motion is better.
>turion
lol no.
Better to convert to 48fps or you'll end up having to do some pulldown fuckery.
There is a very noticeable difference. Whether it's preferred is entirely subjective. I think most people adapt to it if they watch it all day. The only caveat is that some types of videos do poorly with motion interpolation, like animation.
