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>intel core 2 quad 2.66ghz
>gtx 285
>6gb ram 333mhz
>generic php monitor
How far behind am I from you faggots?
>>51783464
>php monitor
wut
>>51783464
Upgrade next year fag.
>>51783507
plug han play
Using his analogy, it'd be like if I fill up my car with gas, and at the end of the month BP comes around and siphons whatever is in my tank out, then wants to charge me extra money to get the gas back so I can drive to their gas station to fill up again for the next month.
https://web.archive.org/web/20151210060542/http://arstechnica.com/business/2015/12/the-more-bits-you-use-the-more-you-pay-comcast-ceo-explains-data-caps/
>>51783386
>Leaked customer service documents say Comcast's data caps are not related to congestion management, and a Comcast VP recently said that setting the monthly data limit at 300GB is a "business policy" rather than a technical necessity.
Brian Roberts didn't know what Wi-Fi was until Steve Jobs told him about it.
>>51783386
>people who have no idea about technology creating and enforcing policies regarding said technology
/g/ is too slow
hardly anyone is posting
>>51783344
They are sleeping.
>>51783371
It's not even 3 am yet on the East coast.
You should have been here pre 2007
there was like 40 posts per day.
>thread marked [SOLVED]
>solution is a dead link
>>51783318
You just have to hope some dude archived it on archive.org
>>51783318
>nevermind, fixed it :^)
I'll pm you the solution
You have no excuse to not upgrade to the shiny new PHP 7.
![69e661d5442eba63b64148dce3658c96[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/1Cq9d98.jpg "69e661d5442eba63b64148dce3658c96[1]")
>>51783299
>php
tf is wrong with you op? do you want to be raped by a flock of wild AIDS ridden bears?
>>51783473
/thread
I still have to test if it wont break my code.
do you ever regret your computer "hobbies" /g/?
>look up former uni class mates
>engineer at boeing
>engineer at bp
>engineer at ibm
>300k starting
meanwhile, I look at my room full of old decrepit thinkpads with linux compiling on them and anime stickers. sometimes I hear my mom cry at night.
why do you have linux compiling on multiple old computers
>>51783192
>sometimes I hear my mom cry at night
thats only because youre 29 and still live w/her
>>51783192
There's no point in regretting shit like that. I would've fucked up my life anyway. I never really liked people and I never had any ambition to make anything of myself anyway. I'm shit because of who I am, not because of the hobbies I was drawn to.
>considering psp for 50$
>what do
>>51782992
>$50
Just buy it you faggot
>>>/v/
>>51782992
get a 50 dollar tablet and emulate
>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
>/g/ is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
>>>/v/
/g/ B T F O
>Modern computer science is dominated by men. But it hasn't always been this way.
>A lot of computing pioneers — the people who programmed the first digital computers — were women. And for decades, the number of women studying computer science was growing faster than the number of men. But in 1984, something changed. The percentage of women in computer science flattened, and then plunged, even as the share of women in other technical and professional fields kept rising.
>What happened?
>The share of women in computer science started falling at roughly the same moment when personal computers started showing up in U.S. homes in significant numbers.
>These early personal computers weren't much more than toys. You could play pong or simple shooting games, maybe do some word processing. And these toys were marketed almost entirely to men and boys.
>This idea that computers are for boys became a narrative. It became the story we told ourselves about the computing revolution. It helped define who geeks were, and it created techie culture.
>Movies like Weird Science, Revenge of the Nerds and War Games all came out in the '80s. And the plot summaries are almost interchangeable: awkward geek boy genius uses tech savvy to triumph over adversity and win the girl.
>In the 1990s, researcher Jane Margolis interviewed hundreds of computer science students at Carnegie Mellon University, which had one of the top programs in the country. She found that families were much more likely to buy computers for boys than for girls — even when their girls were really interested in computers.
>This was a big deal when those kids got to college. As personal computers became more common, computer science professors increasingly assumed that their students had grown up playing with computers at home.
http://www.npr.org/sections/money/2014/10/21/357629765/when-women-stopped-coding
When will this "women can code too, silly boys!" meme stop?
Just enroll and shut the fuck up already.
>Jane Margolis
Sorry I don't listen to junkies.
Meanwhile women now grow up with just as much access to computers as men but the number of women in CS is still low.
Totally a valid reason though.
Im starting a project and I want to know what he most solid, stable, nigh unbreakable distro of linux there is if im going to read/write to a SQL database thousands of times a day along with running a web server for local machine access. What does /g/ think?
debian or cent. BSD if you feelin loco
>>51782866
Is the command line syntax roughly the same as *nix? I might consider it.
>>51782791
The only way to not break any linux distro is to never let any stupid people use it.
You can use whatever distro you want. The breakage is dependent on you
>>51782885
BSD is a unix OS, yes.
How to pronounce "regex"?
>>51782746
regular expressions
regular expressions
Regex, g like golf.
'm about to be swimming in that sweet, sweet holiday bonus cash and I am looking for the best device to watch shows in bed like the lazy ass fucking 'Murican that I am.
I don't give a shit what it is, what is the best device out there? that Surface 3 looks intriguing.
I could swear I just seen this thread earlier.
Why not a cheap laptop?
Does anyone know of a way to test if a motherboard is dead for sure? My computer won't post and I have tested the cpu, ram, hdd, and psu. Also, is there a difference between muh EXTREME $500 gaymen mobo and a $50 one?
Aren't you the one who bought that meme keyboard?
Seems like you've already trouble shooted and filtered it down to it being a Mobo problem. Only other thing I can recommend is ensuring you have a mobo speaker installed to listen to beep codes. My last guess would be your boards standard bios isn't compatible with the current CPU (ala some H87 boards not compatible with Devils canyon CPUs). Otherwise the only major differences are features, aesthetics, and support. That and VRMs / mosfets.
>>51782609
I have speaker installed, and my setup was working before until I moved to a different case
>>51782600
Fuck off
How do you guys encrypt your data?
I usually use the following spec:LUKS header information for /dev/sdb1
Version: 1
Cipher name: camellia
Cipher mode: xts-plain64
Hash spec: whirlpool
Payload offset: 4096
MK bits: 512
No one?
I guess /g/ has become yet another normie board.
>>51782862
Why, because no one will tell their personal methods of securing their data?
>hurr durr guys, tell the NSA how you do your thing on this shitty hiking & outdoorsman enthusiast website.
>herp derp I can't keep my secrets myself so I need a stranger's help
>tfw you spend hundreds of hours of your life tinkering with GNU/Linux and no one outside of /g/ has any idea what you're talking about
>tfw your experience with [insert obscure GNU/Linux distro] won't get you hired anywhere and doesn't impress a soul
>tfw you realize all of the customization is ultimately worthless
>tfw you're done explaining why you use GNU/Linux and their response is just "Uh, sure."
>tfw you realize that your advocating for FOSS is a pathetically misguided attempt to be counter-cultural and cool
>>51782463
>everything he does has to help him land a job or get praises from normies
>no hobbies allowed
>>51782524
Cosign
>>51782463
>tfw you spend hundreds of hours of your life playing retro games and no one outside of /vr/ has any idea what you're talking about
>tfw your experience with [insert obscure old game] won't get you hired anywhere and doesn't impress a soul
>tfw you realize all of the levels you cleared are ultimately worthless
>tfw you're done explaining why you play games and their response is just "Uh, sure."
Life sucks and then you die. Spend what time you can doing what makes you happy.
What do you expect to see from the iPhone 7?
>>51782443
>outdated specs
>high price
>some weird design thing or a useless gimmick
People never shutting up about it.
>>51782443
>What do you expect to see from the iPhone 7?
No headphone port
