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I am basically set on this as my first home server. I need to know once I stick 3 hard drives in there what the power draw will be roughly. I can't afford to jack up the price on hydro. Also will I need a RAID controller with this?
Also Home Server Builds welcome.
Server in question: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/HP-DL380-G6-2U-Server-1x-Intel-Xeon-QuadCore-E5520-2-26GHz-8GB-DDR3-P410i-/201507915345?hash=item2eeacec651:g:23kAAOSwqYBWmVJD
>>52651004
I would guess around 150 watt in idle with 2/4 drives.
Generally rack servers = high power consumption. Not really something you should be looking for if your aiming for low power consumption unless you gut the internals and stick low-power components in.
HDD drives are around ~5-10W each idle depending on the product. Check reviews.
>>52651004
>wants a home rack server
>doesn't want to jack up his utilities cost
People always say that Android was fixed at jellybean but this shit still happens! I've had the entire note line and everyone one of them has lagged after a few months.
Now before you talk about closing apps. Why don't I need to do that on iPhone and whats the point of 3gb of ram?
>>52650952
Shit programming.
Remember that Apple tests every app submitted and they reject them if the most minimum bit of lag is found.
>>52650952
I'm not sure your premise (that all Android phones lag) is true. Can you prove this?
It still uses a Java VM, and since app "programmers" can't into memory managment Google can't change it.
1. Your OS
2. Your browser
3. Do you still have Flash installed in [the current year]?
Some sites still use it, like SoundCloud, or Spotify web player (just saying, I know there's a desktop version), occasional streams or news sites too.
>>52650290
>1. Your OS
Arch
>2. Your browser
Firefox
>3. Do you still have Flash installed in [the current year]?
Yes, but I don't use it.
>>52650290
>OS
Windows 10 Enterprise N LTSB Edition.
>Browser
Chromium.
>Flash installed
No.
Micorshaft Wendy's 8.1
Chrome
Yes I do.
Post your simple/small/stupid questions here, ONCE.
DO NOT BUMP THE THREAD, You are NOT entitled to an answer.
Read the sticky before posting.
Take at least 10 seconds to google it first.
Redirect or ignore anybody asking stupid questions outside this thread.
Use https://boards.4chan.org/g/#s=sqt as a link to find the sqt thread.
>>52650276
Is there a way I can batch download an entire board of pinterest images? (on windows)
From last thread
>>52650326
Does an ATX-SATA cable exist, or do I need to get an ATX-Molex, then connect a Molex-SATA to that?
I'd rather avoid cable clutter, but it seems a one-cable solution doesn't exist.
So we can all agree that the Z5 Compact is the new /g/entleman's phone of choice?
>sleek
>no-nonsense
>fast
>small form factor
>32GB storage + SD
>makes girls drool
>>52650239
Overheats, crashes regularly, glass randomly cracks.
So we can all agree that OP is just an underpaid brown smelly chinese consumer garbage shill?
saged and reported
>>52650253
Inb4 "no ur wrong u must be macfag REEEEEEEE"
Why is Blackberry 10 the best mobile OS?
>Secure
>Fast
>Beautiful
>Easy-to-use
>Gets the job done
>Professional
>Doesn't get in your way
Why aren't you using a Blackberry /g/?
But I am, OP.
Blackberry is dead
>>52650208
Not sold in Northern Jewrope.
Rise of the Tomb Raider GPU test is here
AMD BTFO'd completely
more news at 11
oh shit forgot the link
http://pclab.pl/art68109-7.html
Thanks
OOP is dying
FP is the future
Why haven't you learned Haskell yet?
>>52650004
sticking to one paradigm is nonsense.
Use what is best in each situation.
Document your choices.
>>52650004
Explain FP and why it's the future, please
>>52650032
This desu senpai. There's good stuff and bad stuff in all the modern paradigms, and they all have their ideal use case. FP is great, but it's not the silver bullet people make it out to be.
>>52650345
Not OP, but FP is often regarded as the future because our hardware is now multicore and often distributed because muh cloud. In OOP and most other paradigms, the state of the program changes as it runs, and depending on when you run a part of the program, it might do something completely different from what you expected. This is bad when you've got multiple processes happening at once.
FP is a stateless paradigm for code reuse, thus lending itself very well to multicore and distributed systems. You don't have to worry about when a given piece of code is going to run because in FP, it will work the same no matter when you run it.
Python is SHIT edition
Previous thread: >>52644165
Kill yourselves
STATIC TYPING
NO TYPE INFERENCE
NO OPERATOR OVERLOADING
JAVA ÜBERMENSCH
SIEG HEIL
>""""""Agile development""""""
>>52649931
Shitty garbage collection, basically.a language for skids, fuck java, HEIL C,C++
Does anyone actually use OOP unironically?
Why would I ever want objects for storing data when I can just create a multidimensional array?
>abstraction
>good
Thank God C still exists
>>52649444
>Why would I ever want objects for storing data when I can just create a multidimensional array?
Not using pointers + offsets
>>52649444
You can do OOP and not use classes for every thing! You don't have to create a class that extends array or object, come on! Don't be a dumbass, don't go too far into the meme
>>52649444
Multidimensional why?
Why not array of structs
Girlfriend needs a laptop for school. Pretty much will only be using for word processing, some streaming. Anything you guys would recommend?
Budget around 300$
>>52649097
Refurb Thinkpad
Get a thinkpad
>>52649097
Don't get a thinkpad
Post yours
>not using rtorrent
>>52648242
>being hungarian while not having an ncore account
Tell me OP much does it hurt to live?
>>52648247
can rtorrent stream yet?
Headphone stands are technology.
Post yours, preferably DIY ones.
but this isn't technology
>>52647212
Headphone stands are technology in the same way your your Dildo is clothing.
>>52647212
I hammered a nail in my bookshelf to hang the headphones pouches.
Transcendental edition
Old thread: >>52638876
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>>52646220
xth for being able to invite my bros to emp tomorrow
guys, if i invite friends to emp, will they be able to see my vile fetish snatches?
>IRC Channel
#/g/wdg @ irc.rizon.net
Web client: https://www.rizon.net/chat
>Learning materials
https://www.codecademy.com/
https://www.bento.io/
https://programming-motherfucker.com/
https://github.com/vhf/free-programming-books/blob/master/free-programming-books.md
https://www.theodinproject.com/
>Frontend development
https://github.com/dypsilon/frontend-dev-bookmarks
>Backend development
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_web_application_frameworks
>Useful tools
https://pastebin.com/q5nB1Npt/ (embed)
https://libraries.io/ - Discover new open source libraries, modules and frameworks and keep track of ones you depend upon.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web - Guides for HTML, CSS, JS, Web APIs & more.
>NEET guide to web dev employment
https://pastebin.com/4YeJAUbT/ (embed)
>Use these sites to paste large amounts of code
https://jsfiddle.net/
https://jsbin.com/
http://codepen.io/
who /late night grind/ here
>tfw js finally starting to make a little bit of sense to my pea brain
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2EWtS9Plq4
Please help, why my code isn't working? Trying to make a sticky header when I scroll down
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/RrMOmW
It's probably something stupid, I'm checking the variable values on the console and they're undefined for some reason.
>>52646227
I "fixed" the variables problem being undefined, removing the global $(function(){}) does the trick for some reason, but I still am not getting the nav to stick to the top when I scroll down, and I just checked the height method ,it only calculates height of the header once when the page is loaded, but I guess that can be fixed by making it do the calculation every time I resize the window.
