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literally no issues

it just works

>>51578260
I've had some problems with the menus taking way too long to come up, for example control panel is slow as shit for me. And it fucked with my ASIO4All drivers, making it crash every time I tried to change a setting. I recently switched to Windows 7, and I'm feeling great.

>>>/v/

>>51578154
>being this retarded
Does the Chromecast have uses that aren't exactly what it is used for?
Why, no Bob, it does exactly what it says it does, which is display shitty apps on your TV.
It ALSO, as an extension of doing exactly what it's advertised to do, allows you to display any OS desktop that chrome supports on your TV without needing a cable at all.

>>51578154
>no screen mirroring outside of Chrome tabs
>muh apps
Into the trash.

>>51579012
>no screen mirroring outside of Chrome tabs

Yes there is.

It's worth it alone for Videostream if you don't have a dedicated media center setup, especially if you hate watching shit on a monitor like me.

>>51577994
>inb4 epic shilling for either of those and no one cares about what anyone else says if they disagree

>>51577994
Op is a faggot

winrar is "free"
7z is actually free but it lacks the options I use the most in winrar

I like the healthreport though. There's no problem as long as the data isn't being transmitted. This is a non issue compared to all the other retarded shit that mozilla has been doing like killing the panorama which was quite possibly the best feature in the browser.

The worst part will be the death of real addons.

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Yeah sure, so when an update comes they can put the switch back to "send telemetry" and suddenly they have months worth of data on the user.

You think I'm joking? Not the first time they did this, see pic related.

They just put in two switches.
>oh you didn't disable both?
>I'm sorry now we colect regardless telling us to back off

When I allocate a class in C++ using new, the objects in the class are on the heap as well right? Even if they're non-pointer members?

Repost:

I uploaded my language in its current state at: http://neetco.de/languagedev/language

1. There are design issues with the typenodes (MNode in pmf.h/cpp) which makes the code bloated, error-prone and leaky.
2. The primitives only work with int types. Beside, they're handled ad-hoc and bypass most of the code generation, which is also bug-prone and oogleh.
3. I haven't tested that it actually produces valid executables (but the llvm looks OK).
4. printf-and-continue-until-segfault is used instead of proper erroring,

build.sh provides the commands to run to build the entire thing. Only the last command is required if the .y (bison file) and .l (flex file) aren't touched.

The code is mostly written as almost-throwaway code so it's not pretty, but it should be understandable and workable.

The language's syntax is in the .y file. There is support for if-then, if-then-else, while, set!, let, lambda, type declaration (might not work, not sure) and function calls. Moreover, any symbol can be placed infix to represent an infix call without ambiguity under LALR(1):

let fn = lambda (x, y) x + y;
fn(3, 4) fn fn(8, 9);
\\should output the llvm IR for "7 + 17"

There are some simple to correct syntax flaws such as require ; after {} in if and while statements.

llvm_backend.h/cpp does code generation. No passmanager is used, so it outputs unoptimized code, which is especially useful for debugging.

I like the base syntax (beside some flaws that need to be addressed, as outlined above) so far, but the codebase is starting to be hard to work with. Next up is probably, implementing multiple dispatch and type translation (e.g. <number> = <u>(<long>, <double>) should unify the union type, not the <number> type, with whatever argument is used in a function call).

Any pull request, patches, or suggestions would be appreciated, especially in how to cleanup the code.

Pay attention to meeeee!-edition.

>>51577013
One of our customers is the largest television broadcasting compnany in our country. So we build companion apps around their shows and an VOD platform.
For some reason the clients tests on the day of the release and expect a new bugless build the same day.

>Budget
About $50
>Location
Brazil - 1 dolar = 4 reais(local currency)
>Source
PC desktop
>Preferred type of headphone
Full
>Open or closed
closed
>Comfort level
9/10
>Preferred music
Rock, electronic.

>>51576271
Re-asking this

>>51576363
>ITT: plebs invading /hpg/ without even the most basic knowledge, spouting head-fi memes.

>>51575296
Looking pretty good there desu

>>51575296
It's shit

>tfw proprietary software will never allow you to tweak font rendering

>>51575265
why the fuck are you creating a new thread when there's less than 50 posts in previous one?

>>51575492
Cause I posted it from mobile and it doesn't have name. It just needs to die.

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Who else here is waiting on this phone?

>>51575158
>Not using notepad++
>Not using Ublock Origin

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>>51575557
mfw

Why are you using "/" when you're not referring to another board? This is literally reddit mentality.

that thing makes my panties wet

I wish there was a smartphone that respected my privacy, didn't track me, and had an aesthetic like that

hipster garbage

I found a really cheap t450s with 256 ssd 1080p and i5 5200u, 8gb ram, i have a question, can i replace the keyboard, prosessor, and touchpad?

>13.3 inches 16:10

Does that mean a retro x201 is dead?

Why are ThinkPads so expensive?
Tell me the cheapest ThinkPad I can buy that is not shit.

What about a used x240?

>>51573350
It's less about the performance and power, more about its usefulness in this situation. I love OneNote and plan on basically keeping all of the information, notes and so on in it. A Thinkpad would definitely suck at that, as it'd either limit me to Windows or switching to Evernote. Plus I'd lose the pen input.

what about a shitty used thinkpad?

>>51573088
The BenQ one is apparently really good. I don't own it myself, but but a lot of ppl said so.

>>51573231
That's definitely the one I'm leaning towards.

http://www.ebuyer.com/704666-lg-24mp57vq-24-ips-led-monitor-24mp57vq
Any recommends on this?

And? This is a well established trend.

Seen this for a long time. No one realises it
>nvidiots

Well that's good for AMD users.

>"It's a better C guys!"
>hello_world.exe is 2 MB
>garbage collection
Fuck off.

>>51572278

% go build hello.go
% du -h hello
1.3M    hello
% strip hello
% du -h hello  
888K    hello
% gcc -s -static -o chello hello.c 
% du -h chello 
792K    chello 

Wow, what a huge difference

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>>51572339
Are you serious?

I'm compiling SDL games (linked to shared libs) that have an output of 50kB.

792K for a hello world?

LOL

Have you ever even used haskell

do you know the power of parametric polymorphism