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Installman jentoo

Install Gentoo

>>51396332
>unmountable boot volume

Grad a recovery USB, fix.

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DO IT

sudo pacman -Syu

do it fgget i dare you

>>51396324
Allah archbah am i rite?

>>51396322
>up over twice your down
Your ISP is just trying to encourage good seeding behavior

>>51396364
>2015
>torrents

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Tfw LTE in kentucky

I'd like to see 3D printers become as common as normal paper printers. They're fucking sick

>>51396402
probably will be in like 10-20 years

>>51396302
Full sized human Bots with realistic or semi realistic reactions programed into them.

Oh and cheaper lightbulbs and casings that would act as projectors via a proprietary open source wireless connection.

>>51396271
No

Transmission. You can set your upload to 0kb/s so you don't waste any of your precious upload bandwidth "giving back to the community" or whatever. It probably has other features too but who cares

>>51396296
>You can set your upload to 0kb/s so you don't waste any of your precious upload bandwidth "giving back to the community" or whatever.

sounds good

>>51395906
No

AVX and HD X000 GPU

>add more GHz
>shrink the die
Those aren't noteworthy at all ?

>>51395847
More like
>"select all street signs"
>selected all street signs
>didn't select the ones that just show grass
>WRONG!!11!1
I mean wtf google
Or when it asks you to mark something you can't fucking make out in the shit ass pictures they give

Captcha has taught me all about fish and bread. It's jesus now.

>>51395847
no its just you're really bad at selecting pics.

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>>51395774

Not really...

You will spend so much time taking your PC back to replace failed parts. Prebuilts are all built with shit PSUs and parts component shoppers have sent back (someone from my class worked assembling prebuilt PCs over the summer). If you ever upgrade your machine, you won't be able to take it back due to warranty problems and will waste money replacing the parts/machine.

I've had many technically illiterate friends ask me about PCs. The ones who built them themselves (or got me to help) have had no problems, the ones who went and bought prebuilts? Not so much.

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>What are some good books to learn programming like C++

http://blog.udacity.com/2014/01/peter-norvig-teach-yourself-programming.html

>should i start with c++
No. Not unless you have a specific reason to use it over every other language.

>if not what books are good for those
see pic

>>51396023
im learning c++ as a first language. why shouldnt i? what other magical language js better?

>>51396053
>why shouldnt i?
Because you won't have enough experience with anything else in order to understand C++'s flaws. C++ shouldn't be avoided by a beginner because it's "too hard", I'm sure there are many people starting out who are smart enough to handle what's generally demanded of you by the language to get shit done. Its that C++ is designed in a really stupid way, but a beginner, not understanding what's wrong because they know nothing else, will assume that because it was created by people smarter than they are, that the way things work in C++ is the way things must or should be and that mastering it is simply a matter of powering through any difficulty they encounter.

There are many ignorant C++ programmers (or there used to be far more when it was the only well supported mainstream alternative for so many tasks) who place great value in being a 'guru', understanding the ins and outs of the strange mess that C++ is, without being aware of how much better things can be when you have a better grasp of language fundamentals. Whether you understand pure C, D, Ruby, Lisp, Smalltalk, C#, etc. this knowledge will allow you to avoid doing stupid shit in C++.

http://yosefk.com/c++fqa/defective.html
http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++/linus

speaking of haxxing

where can i find the XSplit password dump from the hack?

>>51395542
you just noticed it? It's been up for what, a few weeks already.

You just noticed something that's been there for over a week, and you're accusing hiroshimoot of of being out of touch?

>>51395409
hello reddit

>>51395409
dumb frogposter

>>51395409
You love the adblocking too?

>>51395359
Hack computers.

Install gentoo

>>51395376
How?

>>51395247
Pascal
2016

>>51395278

yeah but how long til though? looking to do a new build this month

>>51395290
then just get a 980ti

look at the history of nvidia cards, its not like they drop in price massively after a new card comes out

It's fried, there is no magical software than can recover it. Hopefully you learned you don't keep such valuable files on a single volatile flash card.

please no

look

http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/storage/how-recover-files-from-dead-sd-card-image-3481659/

Don't worry I'm sure your pictures are in the cloud.

brump

>>51395129
installing gentoo professionally

>>51395129
1: how high are you? this isnt /b/
2: our board moves really fucking slow, you don't deserve a bump for at least an hour
3: any one you're good at, probably burger flipping