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Can someone build me a 300$ gaming pc which can support gta v and others similiar games?
pic unrelated
>>50829855
Pre-pear planet?
Yes.
>>50829881
Uranus
I ran Malwarebytes, am i kill?
>>50829660
RIP
Reformat, reinstall, get out.
And stop doing what you're usually doing because having that much adware/spyware/shitware on your computer is insane.
>>50829660
Nuke it from orbit.
ITT: we post good open source (but not necessarily) not so popular software you wish you discovered earlier
winscp
I need a book that can guide me while learning python. I have barely any background in programming so keep that in mind please.
First of all - you need some girls clothes
Bump because actually I would read one.
Diveintopython
what does /g/ think about this keyboard?
>>50829259
Placebo.
>>50829392
so should I save for a better one?
>>50829259
It was nice - fucking years ago when mechs weren't really in vogue and it either this or some 20 year old board, but now there are a dozen brands that are all better than this.
>>50829491
Literally anything is better
Who else here has accepted the fact that they won't be able to upgrade their decent/sub-par desktop setup anytime soon?
>>50828892
I'm broke also I have no need for it right now.
Also
>waiting for amd zen
>>50828892
sup tbh fam
I just built mine but 6 months later and it feels like "just a pc".
Why is arch such a pain to install?
>how is doing steps manually different than using an install script.
>especially if you just dumbly follow the wiki.
One less bullshit to maintain. It is straightforward as fuck tbh.
>>50828695
gotta be part of the KoolKidKlub
easy as fuck to install. arch used to have pic related install script. don't know why they get rid of it
Hello guys,
since July of this year I've started to program with Java, but I'm kinda stuck with it, because I think that I am too dumb for programming.
I've created webpages with HTML, CSS, JS & PHP before for my own "business", but if I try to read a more professional PDF to how to create a more complicated algorithm in Java, I mostly don't understand anything of it.
The best thing I've created with Java was a hangman game.
So guys, do you think that there is a border of intelligence for programming for me or sth? Or am I doing something wrong?
You need time and determination. If you lack either of these, you won't make it.
You don't have to be a genius that knows the entire standard library by heart. Nearly every programmer looks things up online. That's what documentations are for.
I've seen so many colleagues who don't know much who still manage to keep their job.
>>50827823
This is pretty much exactly what I came here to say. Solid advice.
When I look back at what and how I learned, the thing that strikes me most (and it's something I didn't really realize until recently) is just the sheer amount of time I put into programming. From the ages of 13 to about 22, it was my main hobby and I poured _at least_ 6 hours a day into it.
I'm not bragging, I'm just trying to give you an idea of the amount of time and determination you might have to put into this. I don't believe there is some "border of intelligence"; I'm literally a moron and I consider myself a decent programmer, but only because I poured my heart and soul into it at the expense of having a social life, etc.
These days I don't do it anywhere near as often, but I don't regret learning it. If you're really interested in programming, you won't either.
>>50827898
How do you pour so much time into it?
What did you do more precisely?
Hi /g/. What do you think of my build?
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/QBzrFT
I've been thinking about dropping the GTX 980 Ti and getting a GTX 980 instead while improving on other things and maybe getting another GTX 980 to run SLI later on.
>>50827640
Motherboard is shit. PSU is shit.
>Seagate
>1TB
>Inno3D
Bad decisions all-round mate I'm afraid. You're buying shit parts from shit brands in order to get a video card that'll be a complete joke six months from now.
>>50827981
How about this then?
http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/kXbggs
My budget is £1000 but I can go a bit over.
>>50827640
looks good op
https://twitter.com/deadmau5/status/654425960922529792
>bro, do you even 32gig frame buffer? find out more when we unleash a most epic collaboration w/ @nvidia this nov!
IT'S HAPPENING
I'm kinda jelly tbh
>>50827491
he is living the life, I admire this guy
>>50827491
>3 GPUs and a PCIE SSD
>on a i7 with 16 PCIE lands
why
>bro, do you even 32gig frame buffer?
no but I have 160GB RAM which is more than whats in that system
So is their CertMaster thing actually any good for studying for the CompTIA exams, or am I gonna get bent over and fucked if I buy it.
>>50827302
idk op. but here's a bump in hopes to someone answering your question.
>>50827423
thanks man
Heres my 3 1/2 minutes on google.
Current certifications
CompTIA administers its certification exams through Pearson VUE testing centers. In addition to certification, CompTIA also provides corporate membership.
In April 2007, CompTIA's "A+", "Network+", and "Security+" certifications became accredited by the American National Standards Institute.
In January 2010 these ANSI/ISO approved certifications fundamentally had their conditions changed from lifetime certifications to certifications that will expire every three years. Current certificate holders will still have valid certs for life, but any new certifications earned after December 31, 2010, will expire every three years.[1]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CompTIA
Mice hurt mu wrist
> using a mouse
pleb
What trackball are you all using? Thinking about getting a Slimblade next.
Anyone here understands moonrunes?
There's a new device (Elecom M-DT1DRBK) that kinda looks like a viable replacement for Microsoft Explorer trackball but I can't find a release date (if there even is one).
Elecom's last trackball (thumb ball) wasn't very good as far as I know (problems with tracking on the black ball) but hopefully they fixed it.
Any devious ideas for how to use this thing? (USB stick that fries a computer by, presumably, storing up a change and then sending it back to the system all at once).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6bApDXbwGg
Much more dramatic than I would have figured (if not fake).
>>50827161
to burn a pc that way you need high amperage over some period of time so the plastic starts fire. storing high voltage will just fry usb controller/motherboard resulting in a shortcut shutting down the psu, but not enough to set your pc on fire.
>>50827161
jesus christ just pour water on the electronics
why do you make it complicated
What does /g/ think of laptop stickers?
They're only good if done in moderation
>>50827002
I sold enough on redbubble to buy a new display for my cluster - thanks guys!
One or two maybe fine, but more than that is retarded.
>open catalog
>ctrl+f "skylake"
>0 results
I want your opinion about this newcomer, good for gaming? i5 looks underwhelming but i7 seems to be ok.
>>50826833
>gaming
I stopped reading right there
>>50826843
I know, back to /v/ ?
>>50827147
Bingo
