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Here's a freebie to start you guys off:

list(map(print, range(1, 101)))

I couldn't be fucked trying to make it pretty or even more minimalist.

for i in range (1, 101):print 'FizzBuzz' if not i%15 else 'Buzz' if not i%5 else 'Fizz' if not i%3 else i

>>51505223
>one line

>>51504826

Now that Indians have completely overrun Redmond expect MSFT to be gutted within 10 years.

Microsoft is making massive profits every year. They've been making shitty decisions like gutting master-race IE in favor of shitty Edge but they still manage to get that dollar bill.

>>51504826
I never even had the update showed in fucking windows updates thats how M$ works now.

Install gentoo

>>51504792
>unlocking phones
murica problems

Here in yuropoor, we use sim cards and phones are just dumb shells with an antenna. Your sim card, provided by your phone company, contains data like your number and which network it should connect to.

It baffles me that america doesn't just do that too. Are your phones custom-branded by every goddamn network provider and locked in to only be able to connect to them? So your phone basically becomes more like a terminal to connect to their specific network only, and changing providers means losing your phone? Bwahahaha

>>51505003
I live in the UK, presumptuous fool.
But yes, that's pretty much how it works.

I just had a good chat online with an advisor from the company I purchased the phone from, and since it's PAYG and I've had it for more than 12 months I can get an unlock code for free. (I'll have to ring up and talk to Sanjit first, though.)

My question still stands, though, out of pure curiosity. According to Wikipedia the manufacturers will have software to generate the codes or will maintain a database of them precomputed, but I figured somebody would either leak shit or reverse engineer them. It seems like such a glaring target. I suppose you're fucked if most manufacturers are using one-way hashes, but still.

how many programmers does it take to change a light bulb?
none, its a hardware problem.

why is it that programmers always confuse halloween with xmas?
because 31 OCT = 25 DEC

ever heard of the band 1023 bytes?
probably not, they've never had a gig.

also interested, got some laptops, would be cool to use them as wall-mounted screens

you need an lvds controller

Uhhh I don't care? Privacy is for ISIS I don't need privacy I have NSA looking over me

>>51504625

My Motorola 68000 is bullet proof.

>>51504625
>pop and push not equal
how?

Nvidia settings are pretty shit compared to this desu. I'm currently using a gtx 750ti but I'm sure my next card will be AMD

for now i just tried them with Far cry 4,i have a crossfire of r9 390 nitro and i m getting about a 10% increase of fps, no lag at all and the cards are consuming more watts out of the psu

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Its still not a complete product as it still uses cataclyst when you do the "additional settings" under display.

This is a new setting, I think AMD wants to implement a monitor hacking utility.

Get Vista SP2 and you should be fine. That being said, Windows Update is also crap on Vista. Most security updates will work/install with no problem at all but some optional updates refuse to work.

At least you can just blindly mark all important updates without caring about telemetry. Vista is the easiest Windows to debotnet.

>using old software

enjoy the security leaks

>>51504403
did you replace any hardware since intial install

>>51504397
Steam

>>51504397
Run Steam through Wine.

It'll run anything that is compatible with DX9.

You won't be able to play Fallout 4 on a Mac or Linux for another year or two.

>>51504397

I wish there were an easier way to do this. Rebooting into windows just for games is a pain in the ass.

>>51504325

You will have fewer years of support.

That is all.

Last good looking iPhone imo.

>>51504330

I still like the form factor. Sure its a smaller device, but it doesn't bulge out of the pocket and still takes decent photos.

You have a chance that the newer iOS version that come out run laggy on your shit. This is no guarantee, of course, but we've seen it in the 4(S).

And yes, as >>51504330 notes, less support. To some extent, this overlaps with the poor performance.

>>51504303
"so thick"

phones are too thin actually.

Daily reminder you're a little picky bitch if you think current smartphone are even remotely thick.

>>51504303
Daily reminder this information is false and you need to stop making these threads every week.

It was fun at the beginning tough.

youre a retard

Literally kill yourself

topkek psidf out in full force right now

>sorry, don't know much about that
>I could recommend you a good anime though?

>>51504459
>Alrighty, anon I have a few hours to kill

1. start notepad
2. type "echo "code""
3. save as CODE.bat
4. ????
5. pomfit

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there was this AI developed by google that could play video games, any news about it?

>>51504306
I havent actually heard about that one.

Could it play a fixed set of games and or did it adapt to new games aswell?

Also did it look at least semi competent?

Also i mean if its just a fixed set of games that would not be all that hard to do.

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>>51504217
>Singularity
Not this again

I doubt it

It'll be fine.
Just don't use it for stuff you can't easily redownload.
Don't worry about waiting, all that matters is you get a good price/TB
Usually they're $50/TB, with the black Friday sales you should find some for $25/TB, or $200 for 8TB.

>>51504175
you doubt what?

>>51504190
>Just don't use it for stuff you can't easily redownload.
you mean high failure rate?

also kek at blackfriday - we dont really have this at eurpe/germuny