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shit anon, i'm doin dat course on codeacademy, and now u sayin it's useless? fug

stop being stupid and think of a project to do? python may not be the most appropriate for doing sometging, but you can do enough things with it.

or get a rPi and do some fun gpio stuff

>>51689834
>but is useless
if you're fucking retarded, sure
python has a shitton of libraries, you can do just about anything

>>51689650
Jesus fuck.

Daily reminder that comments and formatting slow down compilation

Single spaces are all the whitespace you need

>>51689650
http://pastebin.com/JTPXTzjt

its so cool it sits next to my bed unused since 2010. So cool.

Nope.

nah

I bought a cooler master stacker back in 2007 and have stuck with it so far

What parts are broken?

[spoiler]Every part that isn't broken is salvagable.[/spoiler]

Where did you insert your penis?

the table probably, i bet you scratch it

Why are you so poor?

How do you intend to do any sort of word processing or install productivity software on a video game console?

>>51689169
Not poor, I make upwards of $75k a year.

>>51688789
well, it's not a very professional sounding job vacancy. they are probably going to overwork and expect whoever comes in to carry the weight of the company because the person who wrote it is incompetent.

>>51688789
Only <1% of professional developers would qualify for that job description.
I work for a great company and don't even have a github profile.
I could probably describe how a red-black tree works at a high level, not implement it. Don't know anything about data compression. I don't play normal people games and can't into big data.

>>51688789
I don't really know much specialization stuff but I'm a super quick learner. I can probably do everything there in ~2 months.

>>51688728
Note 2, using pegasusq as my governor because its the only one that is developed by Samsung themselves and doesn't lag like zzmoove. Pegasusq is literally the only good governor on Note 2.

>>51688887
Zzmove has multiple profiles.
Try profile 8, it's pretty good.

Smartmax and MPDecision for battery life.

Check this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/general/ref-to-date-guide-cpu-governors-o-t3048957

Congrats, anon. Do well!

thanks for the blog post keep us updated!

>>51688703
>bay area
$20 sandwiches. $15 milk. $800/mo for a tent outside a house.
Well, grats, anon. I caved in and joined the military.

space bar

Try space

If not, it's probably enter

Space.

>wanting to get a new phone to use a cardboard box
Literally fucking kill yourself

>>51688372
Its going to look pixelated up until you get to 8k resolution, the technology isnt mature yet

I use plastic molded cardboards just for comfyness, if your concern is pixels then I'm half surprised you can see them too badly at 2560x1440, but then again I've seen them at 1024x800, so I might ignore the blockyness because of how much better it is than before.

You could wait for VR headsets, 2nd gen would surely be 4k, but if you want something now than the 4k sony is your best choice, but it probably won't be perfect.
Try one in a shop first if you can find one.

enjoy your headphone jack

IPhone is a joke. Can't even tap to pair. No filesystem.
If the iPhone 7 doesn't have qi charging at the price they charge I'm going to laugh.
My nexus 4 had it, my g3 has it, fuck apple.

>>51688388
couldn't give less of a shit desu senpai

whos there?

GNU WHO

>>51688216
Install gent

Broken monitor?

>>51688120
do you get a post beep?

if you have an AMD CPU, did you actually insert it in the socket or just on top of it? Sounds stupid, but my friend did this. If you have intel CPU, don't bother checking because it wont be that.

Have you also tried not using HDMI?

If you remove the heatsink and the CPU is stuck to it, that's your problem. You will need to clean off the thermal paste using Arcitclean or Isopropyl alcohol, and put new paste on.

>>51688195
I reseated everything including the CPU chip. There is no post beep, but the onboard graphics didn't do anything. We also tried with a DP cord.

>>51688112
because it came out too late

>>51688112
linux works for me and Ive never been given an obvious reason to switch to a BSD

>>51688112
Ive tried a few times to switch to BSD, its pedigree, the idea of a complete system as a whole and not disjointed systems glued together, the documentation among other things i find really enticing.

It all comes unstuck when i want to do things. I find linux is the equivalent to plug and play these days. You can boot a live cd, install it and be done by the time you take a shit. Fully functional, like windows or osx right then, of course you could patch and add new shit but as a base instlal linux is pretty damn good.

I find BSDs philosphy to an operating system enticinf, but it definitely needs some more polish, pcbsd i thini went too far but they are doing a good job of getting bsd off the ground for desktop use, where the largest userbase is. Ghostbsd is better than freebsd as an install but it needs some more additions.

Honestly feel bsd could compete if they coulf get a few more new people focused on the presentation as the core is great, but its no good having a ferrari engine if the car looks like a fucking dataon 120y

>>51688031
>WM
pros:
you don't have to use the mouse, aimed at more advanced users who are not afraid to read a manual or use a trial and error approach to learn how to use the software.
cons:
It just manages windows as the name says and pretty much nothing else. But they allow you to extend the the functionality through scripting, which is a good side and not really a cons

>DE
cons:
offers a similar experience to what most people are used to when they come from windows or OS X
More feature rich since they come with lots of different types of software, like editor, browser, music client, file manager, terminal emulator, etc

>>51688031
Tiling WM are somewhat pointless, at most you might need 3 different windows open at once. Typically for reference or feedback/debugging. Any more than that and you are only dividing your attention. Human beings are not very efficient multitaskers by nature, and things like twitter and email feeds serve only to distract you.

Good DE's are controllable solely through keybinds. Hell even OS X's Cocoa has system wide, definable emacs keybindings. They offer a layer of consistency too which is nice.

WM. I use vim and sublime, a firefox fork and URxvt, thunar and an image viewer that needs to be compiled from source. So preinstalled software is actually a con for me, in the sense that I'll just have to uninstall it.

Other than that, I enjoy config files and find it nice to just use xorg-xinit without messing with a display manager.

>>51688433
mm tiling is really helpful if you're on a laptop or one monitor, or if you're reading off a man page. I do a little web stuff on my laptop, nice to have a window with my page open, and CSS/HTML editors both tiled neatly to save space. You can switch them around with a keybind too