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What shit tools do u have to use in school/university?
Netbeans,Oracle SQL Dev here
Netbeans, Sublime Text, mySQL, Firefox for web stuff
Virtualbox. Fuck that piece of shit. Also Matlab.
>>53894131
CS major here
In my school they teach programming using BlueJ (for learning purpose). Then you pass on to eclipse or netbeans (you choose) in the second programming course.
The first database courses uses OP's pic related.
But after the second semester you can pretty much use anything you want. Some courses requires some academic tools that are not worth mentioning.
Discuss
>>53894126
>vessel
>linus breaks something else and people enjoy watching it
>>53894150
>He didn't get the free year
>He doesn't recreating accounts to get free weeks trails
http://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-delivers-massive-performance-leap-for-deep-learning-hpc-applications-with-nvidia-tesla-p100-accelerators
>General availability for the Pascal-based NVIDIA Tesla P100 GPU accelerator in the new NVIDIA DGX-1™ deep learning system is in June.
http://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-launches-world-s-first-deep-learning-supercomputer
>General availability for the NVIDIA DGX-1 deep learning system in the United States is in June
Nvidia first to HBM2, beating AMD by over 6 months
IT'S OVER, AMD IS FINISHED & BANKRUPT
>>53894096
>june
And there were cucks doubting that Pascal wouldn't come out in Q1-Q2.
>>53894096
>Nvidia first to HBM2, beating AMD by over 6 months
Did you for a second consider, who was maybe first to HBM1?
>>53894096
>no card
>no game
>we car nao
>pls pay $129,000 for dgx-1
pls no
What would you upgrade first?
I would add an ssd for faster boot times and software launch
Boot ssd or gpu if you play anything newer
Depends on what you are using it for
A consortium of investors led by Samsung and China UnionPay is acquiring MasterCard in historic $135B deal
RIP Apple Pay
RIP Android Pay
>>53893840
Time to learn Chineese
>>53893840
Where has this been reported?
>>53893840
>implying the US would allow their payment infrastructure to be sold to chinks
Hey /g/, what is the oldest machine where you browse from?
Mine is pic related, and is shit but it cost me 5 bucks in a swap meet
>>53893829
Tbh that looks like a pretty sick device
>>53893829
you really shouldn't be swapping cum with strangers OP
ipod touch 2g
So i'm trying to update my Nexus 7 from 4.4.4 to Marshmellow and someone told me to do it through the toolkit.
I'm stuck here now, what do I do? I really don't want my Nexus 7 to be bricked.
>>53893807
dont use the toolkit
read up on adb/fastboot. read everything you can find about it. read it again. familiarize yourself with it. become one with it.
then flash the stock image
make sure its for the right nexus 7 tho, there are two different models
for the 2013 model, its called both "razor" and "flo"
(flo=razor=flo=razor)
good luck anon!!
>>53894221
Do I actually have to read up on adb/fastbook or are you just messing with me?
>>53894332
Go fucking learn shit by yourself you fucking illiterate fuck. This is not tech support. And the thing you are messing with is easy as fuck.
Anyone else use inventor? I never realized how shitty this software is.
>making model train for physics class
>try to use the hole tool
>window doesn't properly expand
>google the error shown
>find out that it didn't work because it requires EXCEL as a dependency
What kind of fucking developer thought it would be a good idea to use EXCEL as a dependency...
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/inventor-general-discussion/inventor-2016-hole-feature-bug/td-p/5573830
I like inventor but I havnt used the newest version.
Welcome to proprietary software
>implying autodesk and MS aren't in it together
how can i make some decent money in tech while being a lazy bastard?
I buy cheap shit on aliexpress and resell it to idiots at 300% the price.
Solid $800 income every month, barely working 1 hour a day from my desk wearing underwear and the daily drive to the post station.
Who is this fine gyal? She looks unique. I like it
>>53893717
Stefanie Joosten, a qt indeed
So about 2 years ago, I went to a state contest on computer maintenance. Basically A+ stuff, I have some knowledge of it, but i'm still able to fix problems. on one scenario, I had to remove a "virus" that got into internet explorer. The homepage was changed and some other settings and the homepage words says "PWNED"/"HACKED" with a green skull on it.
I downloaded a anti-virus and malware-bytes and didn't find nothing. Then I went to the local of the IE and delete everything that was changed and put it to default setting.
Now that I notice, I'm starting to think it wasn't a virus or there was one, but I didn't find it.
Thoughts?
>>53893658
Did you check the registry for malicious keys?
should have installed gentoo
>>53893845
I did not, I didn't even thing about it at the time.
How's my new build? Any bottlenecks? (I'm a video editor so don't give me shit about the RAM pls)
>video editor
>Gayming graphics card
>>53893651
So explain me why?
i7-5820k??? you're going to overclock ?
Where's the cooler in that case?
My suggestion is to go with normal i7-6700 just a strong for video editing.
From what it looks your build is for gaming - I mean profession video editors are satisfied with half powerful processor, integrated graphics on processor and 16 gb ram, if hypothetically you were the best editor in the world - why would you do it yourself and not pay someone.
>>53893692
yep, it's smart
ITT: We post the output of df -h
Also linux/filesystem general thread
u0_a74@localhost / $ df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
tmpfs 932M 92K 932M 1% /dev
none 932M 20K 932M 1% /sys/fs/cgroup
tmpfs 932M 0 932M 0% /mnt
/dev/block/mmcblk0p25 0.9G 533M 473M 53% /system
/dev/block/mmcblk0p27 698M 124M 560M 19% /cache
/dev/block/mmcblk0p16 16M 4.1M 12M 27% /persist
/dev/block/mmcblk0p1 64M 44M 20M 70% /firmware
/dev/block/dm-0 13G 5.6G 7.0G 45% /data
tmpfs 932M 0 932M 0% /storage
/dev/fuse 13G 5.6G 7.0G 45% /storage/emulated
tmpfs 932M 0 932M 0% /storage/self
If my ultimate goal is complying with FLOSS philosophy, what is the smartphone for me?
>>53893555
none
they all run binary blobs
>>53893571
Is there even sense in getting as close to FLOSS as you can then? Or is it all Christopher poole (aka moot)?
>>53893599
You can look into Replicant but it's shit.
What's the best IDE and why is it Xcode?
Why aren't you developing for Apple /g/?
>>53893451
2 poos have been deposited in your designated shit eating hands Rajeesh.
>postulating an initial open ended question then changing the question to one that seeks validation for your own opinionated answer to the initial question disregarding that the initial question is open ended and has no definitive correct answer
>>53893451
>Why aren't you developing for Apple /g/?
Mostly because it's a pain on the ass to develop for apple while not developing ON an apple.
http://arstechnica.com/security/2016/04/noscript-and-other-popular-firefox-add-ons-open-millions-to-new-attack/
NoScript and other popular Firefox add-ons open millions to new attack
NoScript, Firebug, and other popular Firefox add-on extensions are opening millions of end users to a new type of attack that can surreptitiously execute malicious code and steal sensitive data, a team of researchers reported.
>firecucks
>once, never again
>Because risks such as this one exist, we are evolving both our core product and our extensions platform to build in greater security. The new set of browser extension APIs that make up WebExtensions, which are available in Firefox today, are inherently more secure than traditional add-ons, and are not vulnerable to the particular attack outlined in the presentation at Black Hat Asia. As part of our electrolysis initiative—our project to introduce multi-process architecture to Firefox later this year—we will start to sandbox Firefox extensions so that they cannot share code.
Are they seriously shitting on their single remaining selling-point (powerful and thus actually useful addons) just to color the upcoming deprecation of addons as a GOOD thing!?
"First, someone must go through the trouble of installing the trojanized extension."
So it's nothing.
>>53893536
The directors just want more money in the shortest amount of time. They don't give a fuck about the actual product. Even though it'll die in the long run.
This notion has been reiterated countless times on hacker news
