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ITT - raid configurations. Post your raid configurations, judge each other. GO!
>>52102974
Two toshibas 2TB in raid 0.
#YOLO
>>52102981
Software / data / media or combination?
RAID is for people unable to take intelligent backups, wasting space on stupendous redundancy.
Old one at bump limit
Anime desktops need not apply.
Cleaner the better.
And a cute anime just because I can.
>>52098435
What window manager is that?
old thread: >>52111886
What are you working on, /g/?
First for MLtype Genit = HasPenis | HasVagina | HadPenis
let (|He|She|It|) = function | HasPenis -> He
| HasVagina -> She
| HadPenis -> It
Daily reminder that the C standard doesn't guarantee that a bool is 1 byte
Why do you torture yourself by using standard c over the clearly superior Holy C
Post some snake oil.
This card is supposed to reduce nose between PCI cards for video capture or something.
>>52105002
It breaks after a month. It does what it is supposed to do.
>>52105002
/thread
Sup guys, I have a CX 750M that shorted out about a week ago. I went ahead and brought out my older PSU which is 500 Watts to hook into my computer. The problem is that I only have one 6 pin connector for the PSU and my gfx card takes two. The GPU is r9 270x. I went to a friends house to grab one of his psu's and tried to nigger rig it to plug it into the wall and plug the 6 pin from friends psu into the gfx card and the 6 pin from my psu into the card. Needless to say, it didn't work. Is there any viable way to actually rig 2 psu's into one gfx card?
>>52116762
>Is there any viable way to actually rig 2 psu's into one gfx card?
I'm so sorry.
>>52116762
Find the box your gfx card came in there will probably be a double molex to 6 pin connector chucked in there.
Sell both and get a new one!
Kidding, this is an interesting question and I wanted to bump
Are you certain there are no adapters that you could use so it add an extra 6 pins?
with dropbox and other services why do you even need to buy a hard drive /g/?
Get out
>>52115260
Because I want to access multi gig files at reasonable speeds.
At what age should I get my son his own computer?
13, the legal age for internet usage
Da fuck is this shit dad I wanted an iPad. Who the fuck uses a desktop PC in 2015
10-years-old seems like an apposite age. I remember being 10 and playing Runescape.
This just came in the mail but I have no need for it
Dubs decides what I fill it up with
>>52111919
Several years of spent semen.
furry porn
>>52112015
fucking hell
old thread: >>52107255
What are you working on, /g/?
Posted in last thread.
How do I motivate myself to learn a programming language? I did some C in college last year but haven't touched anything since. What do I do?
Threadly reminder that coding is not the proper term to use when referring to the act of programming
You are a programmer not a coder
While programming you produce code
>>52111886
Before the bump limit.
REEEEEEEEEEEEEE
What kinda data does /g/ hoard? I myself hoard 4chan user generated content, mainly because someone has to do it.
>>52111857
OP, just accept that everything is temporary and treat it as such
![[Chihiro]_Kami-sama_no_Memo-chou_-_01_[1280x720_Blu-Ray_FLAC][ECDBEC81].mkv_snapshot_19.20_[2015.06.03_18.48.20].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/mLyAZF9.jpg "[Chihiro] Kami-sama no Memo-chou - 01 [1280x720 Blu-Ray FLAC][ECDBEC81].mkv snapshot 19.20 [2015.06.03 18.48.20]")
I have two 4 TB drives for anime. That's my main hoarding activity.
>>52112948
Oh, yeah and I have a bit over 1 TB of anime on a third disk too.
Creator of Debian officially on suicide watch
https://twitter.com/imurdock/status/681598929205526528
>>52110010
literal shitpost
you should follow him and kill yourself OP because you are literally a gigantic fucking loser who thinks he is funny, no one here cares.
>be american
>get shot
>>52110010
He's going off on twitter right now about the police arresting him and beating him up for knocking on a neighbor's door. He also said NIGGER in one post, so yeah...he might not kill himself, but he's committing career suicide for sure.
What's his deal?
How do people crack their phones so often?
Never used a case on any phone I've had and they all still look new.
>>52109826
Alcohol, mostly.
>>52109826
>>52109826
People forget that they are carrying a several hundreds device on their pockets.
>>52109826
Went 4 years before I dropped mine in a parking lot and it finally cracked because it landed face first on a pepple.
My fault because i was texting and grabbing grocery bags at the same time. I blame multitasking over butterfingers.
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 >>>/g/sqt as a link to find the sqt thread.
For help installing gentoo visit >>>/g/flt
>>52109520
Where can I buy that
Is the onboard audio of the "MSI Z170A KRAIT GAMING "good or should i get a soundcard?
>>52109596
I have the older Z97 version and I can say that the sound quality is something that only an audiophile could find a problem with.
How does it feel knowing that the Anyone Can Code™ movement will lead to the current status quo of male nerds being pushed out of their overpaid skilled labor positions in favor of unskilled plebs, day laborers and soccer moms who learned just enough to operate a drag and drop interface, all making webapps using big cushy frameworks?
You won't even need math anymore, there's always a Javascript library to cover all your use cases.
>>52106409
pretty good. the complex math-oriented stuff i do in software can't be done by just any ol dev-guy, certainly not by any poo or woman in general. if you're prognostication proves true, then demand for my skills will only grow larger and more valuable.
I'm not too worried.
Here's a sample of some of the requests I got at work:
1: We need to connect a remote touchscreen to the primary touchscreen via USB so that the app's UI automatically appears on the remote touchscreen when plugged in. How do we configure embedded Linux to do this? (Answer: use X-forwarding over IP, and install the IP-over-USB drivers on both touchscreens. Then write scripts that configure the network and launch the app with the correct DISPLAY set.)
2: We need field-service technicians to be able to install software updates in the field using a USB flash drive. How do we implement this in embedded Linux? (Answer: add a rule to /etc/udev/rules.d to auto-launch an installer app upon plugging in the flash drive, and have the app launch a touchscreen GUI to guide the user through the installation steps.)
I got that kind of thing all the time: a short, open-ended question about "how would we do X?" and then I had to do all the research to come up with a workable solution that minimizes development time, production time, field-service time, etc. -- and then I had to code it all and release new system SDcard images to production.
I'd like to see some unskilled pleb try doing that job.
>>52106409
>there's always a Javascript library to cover all your use cases
And people wonder why websites are getting slower and slower serving megabytes of scripts with kilobytes of actual useful content.
But in regards to the whole "anyone can code" argument, I have to ask, has anything truly groundbreaking come from someone who has gone through a coding bootcamp?
http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp
Keep donating. They need more gold ceilings in Paris, "empowerment parties" in the Philipines and $15000 regexes to replace dangerous words like "slave" from their source code.
>>52102767
god this is sad
we all know at some point firefox will do what Opera did
>>52102767
>chrome eating everyone's lunch
Could this be because Android phones are so cheap?
I've known people who've never owned a PC (1st gen immigrants/old people/minorities) but own an Android phone. The page doesn't really say if its mobile, desktop, or overall.
>>52102767
Chrome grows too fast
