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Redpill me on the Nexus 6p. Why shouldn't I get it?
>>51448818
botnet os
phone made by company that sends data to chink servers
6 inches is a bit much for a phone.
>>51448852
Open source, how will it botnet me?
And aren't chink servers better than sending the data to obongo
I have never played with leds before but I am very excited.
I bought 10 of them but I didn't bought drivers.
I am actually planning to salvage parts to build those but I want to light 2 of them right now.
they are 3w leds.
will they be ruined if I hook a 5v 1 amp cellphone charger to them?
also led generals.
are they truly the path to the future or just over hyped bullshit.
pic related 2 of my leds being illuminated by an led bulb
Why do I feel deja vu from this post...
Is this bait
>hook a 5v 1 amp cellphone charger
sure. go for it.
>>51448867
what do you mean?
>right click open in new tab
>javascript: do shit();
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFffffffffffffffffff
>>51448707
>posting normie frog
>this website requires Adobe Flash
javascript:quote('51448707');
Dumb frogposter.
simply GOAT
Nah
k
>>51448588
Is it still beta?
I prefer opera so far.
Would you buy refurbished tech?
Depends.
>>51448557
Yeah. For graphics cards make sure to change thermal paste.
>>51448557
From a reputable dealer, I have and I'm glad i did.
my computer started fucking up recently. i wanted to see if it just needed updated drivers or something but i found out it's listing two processors in the device manager. is my laptop kill?
Gee Bill, two processors?
>>51448340
Grayed-out means the system saw it before but it's not installed now. Did you upgrade or overclock your CPU? Right click the grayed out bullshit ones and uninstall them. Or uncheck this box to hide them. Or ignore them because they're not hurting anything.
>>51448340
Damn dude, I wish my laptop had 2 processors.
I want to start learning adobe software - photoshop, illustrator, etc. Problem is, I'm a poorfag and my computer only has like 10 gig of free space after deleting all non-essential shit. How should I go about getting my hands on the programs?
>>51448307
pc specs?
>>51448371
intel i5 1.3ghz
4gb ram
integrated gfx
>>51448307
>I'm a poorfag
>How should I go about getting my hands on the programs?
P I R A C Y
Adobe shit's expensive as fuck, or you can pay by the month
Can anyone explain to me what the fuck is going on with this site?
https://blacklivesmatter.com/jeep-products/
https://blacklivesmatter.com/premier-racing-products/
Following them gives pick related; I haven't gone farther than that. Checking out the cached google copies show some online shop bullshit.
The website appears to be running wordpress (unknown version) if anyone is interested.
Additional info:
Links under /premier-racing-products/ resolve to prpseats.com (192.185.234.217).
The following domains are hosted on the same server (184.154.244.126):
ahpla.com
asagigoi.com
socialcolony.net
xpert-online.net
>>51448372
Correction: same server as the BLM site.
>>51448277
niggers too cheap to buy proper hosting and certificates probably. Or they've been flagged as a malicious site if the owner has been using the server to attack other websites.
Every single review of Lumia 950 that I've seen says it's an "average" phone. Many say it's 2gen's behind iPhone and a gen behind Android devices. Reviewers are also saying no one sees any reason to switch to it from any other flagship phone.
So is WP dead? Sure does seem like it. People who will be buying this are few and tech illiterate.
Anyway, a good summary of all major reviews: http://www.osnews.com/story/28967/Lumia_950_reviews_too_little_too_late
Windows Phone was dead on arrival. They're fucking garbage and don't have shit for even the most basic apps. Cortana sucks rotten shitdicks.
>>51448082
TAKE THE POO TO THE LOO
At least Nokia is finally coming back with the C1.
http://www.neowin.net/news/yahoo-restricts-access-to-your-mail-if-an-ad-blocker-is-installed-states-it-was-just-a-test
Switch to Gmail, the superior service
>>51448061
Who the fuck unironically uses yahoo
>Uh oh...
fuck em
>>51448261
Agreed. I fucking HATE soulless corporations that pretend to be friendly and quirky. I prefer my tools efficient and without any attitude.
GNU IS GREAT
>>51447918
Some gnu tools are great
A lot of them have shit code
emacs is the best
a haiku by yours truly
>>51447918
who the fuck is this semen whale?
>>51447948
PLEASE COMPOSE A HAIKU ON THE FSF, MASTER POET
WIFI KILLS and lowers test
YFW
wifi killed my younger brothers, it would have killed me too but I found LAN was better for browsing porn
I am a shitty test taker though, probably a side effect of growing up around it
>lowers test
too late
I know you're probably tired of hearing this, but how do you start into programming, what things do I need to know before actually getting into typing shit and where do I find these things?
shialabeouf.jpg
Go do project euler problems or some shit; solve them in your own made up pseudocode. Once you learn to solve problems with algorithms you're ready to learn a programming language which will allow you to implement your algorithms.
Do NOT just go start learning a language when you don't even know how to program or it will end up just being a hobby for you and you'll never do anything useful with it
>>51447852
I recommend starting with x86 assembly.
Guys, really a quick question. Im buying a new 2015 rmbp13 and cant deside what will be best buy - 16 + 128 or 8 + 256, considering 16gb will be cheaper and I dont really need 256gb of mem, but the writing speed on 256 is 1500 (twice faster).
What would you choose?
How much storage are you currently using?
>>51447731
Well, I have a 4tb drive and all that I do on a mb is xcode projects.
Who is this cum dumpster?
My folks always tell me "you have to start somewhere/get your foot in the door before you can work your way up." How true is this for computer science?
I've been wondering about this for a while. I got my first job after college about three months ago as a "computer tech", which is essentially making phone appointments, running antivirus, and teaching people how to use their computers. I assumed we'd get into the more difficult things as the job went on, but after talking to several people working in there, turns out this is the job. I'd like to leave and look for a job that requires actual development.
My family is pretty against this, saying that it's important that I get some experience in the computer field and not just quit after three months. The quote is usually "you have to start somewhere". Thing is, I'm pretty sure where I've started has nothing to do with where I'd like to be. Usually when I bring this up, they say people work their way up to where they want to be after starting off doing something they don't like as much. I have no idea how this career path works. Is their logic sound?
For some background information, I am a CIS major with no previous internships, but a few contract development jobs. Most of my focus in school was game and web development but I'd be open to any programming. I applied for several hundred development jobs in the first year I was out of school, hundreds more in the second year, didn't even get an interview despite multiple websites saying my resume was pretty good. Eventually I started applying for IT jobs as well just because I was broke, and I got some interviews but nothing promising. When I took this "comp tech" job I was on my last tank of gas and maybe around $20 in my savings account. This was almost two years after I had graduated.
Just keep your current job while you look for a real job. Problem solved.
Your family is somewhat right, but also wrong (maybe even mostly wrong).
Now that you have a job you're in a much stronger position. Talk to a recruiter (if only to have them look at your resume and tell you what is popular in your area so you can start focusing on those things) and start looking for a new job doing what you want to do.
If you don't have a GitHub account, get one and start working on a project. Showing that you can actually write a program will put you above a lot of other folks. Don't despair and don't quit your current job until you have a new one.
your folks know nothing
if you are not doing any programming in this job now, you won't ever be. you don't work your way up to mechanical engineering by fixing cars.
if that's the career path you want, try finding something that is a blend between sysadmin stuff and development, or doing enough open-source development in your free time that you can build a resume that shows you're a decent programmer
