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>>61516071
>else: return 5 because I'm so random
You're retarded OP

>>61516086
So it's photoshopped?
I really dumb just give me a yes or no answer

>>61516185
No it's real
She deleted it a few hours later

What about a GED?

>>61515947

MISTER FRODO!!

Don't know about anywhere else, but in Australia I have never had to show proof that I have a degree. Employers really only care if you can actually do the job.

>>61515937
Took the fuckers long enough to drop the prices. You should sucking AMDs cock for getting you good INTEL cpus at cheaper prices.

Oh my god let it go, amd made a chip that wasnt complete dog shit but didnt tick all the boxes.
so what who cares.
This is like the endless trump talk of /g/

>>61515937
http://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Faq/What-is-the-effective-CPU-speed-index/55

>The effective CPU speed index measures performance with the following weights: single-core mixed (30%), quad-core mixed (60%) and multi-core mixed (10%). These weights are appropriate for typical 3D gaming. One fox beats one hundred chickens.

Yes, they actually put that retarded analogy at the end. These guys benchmark is fucking retarded.

>>61515899
Send it to me.

>>61515899
Jamal....

>>61515944
That is one big ass nigga, I have two servers both heavy as fuck.

>>61515848
No, nigga, I cannot.

Blackberry Passport

I sold my soul to the Google keyboard botnet

>>61515817
> Intel had introduced the first x86 microprocessors in 1978.[54] In 1981, IBM created its PC, and wanted Intel's x86 processors, but only under the condition that Intel also provide a second-source manufacturer for its patented x86 microprocessors.[15] Intel and AMD entered into a 10-year technology exchange agreement, first signed in October 1981[49][55] and formally executed in February 1982.[38] The terms of the agreement were that each company could acquire the right to become a second-source manufacturer of semiconductor products developed by the other; that is, each party could "earn" the right to manufacture and sell a product developed by the other, if agreed to, by exchanging the manufacturing rights to a product of equivalent technical complexity.

>>61515869
Is this how intel gets access to x64 and amd could manufacture x86 chips?

>>61515869
That was a public agreement, not market rigging.

Literally anything is an upgrade from s6

iPhone 8 in September.

>>61515153
>nigga thinks a 1000 dollar product is hot shit
>nigga thinks OP is gay
>is OP gay?
Why?

Godot is good for simple 2d games ( the one you should make when you start learning game development.)
Get a unity if you want something 3d

Roll your own with SDL2 and/or OpenGL and build it cross-platform.

Why would you make games primarily for a platform with the tiniest user base?

>>61514853
redis isn't a database

>>61514891
This. It's best used as a caching solution. Unless your MySQL database is being overloaded with queries, don't bother including redis in your stack. It just complicates things.

>redis instead seems to make the script go much faster for some reason.
Because it's all loaded in memory, whereas in mysql you're querying persistent storage. In any case, there are ways to optimize MySQL to make it go faster; out of the box it is unoptimized shit. Read up and learn how to optimize queries and cache them in memory since MySQL can do that.

>>61514515
Hard drives are basically all the same these days. Just get whatever's cheapest. But be sure to avoid "refurbished" or "recertified" drives. They're more likely to fail and sometimes they forget to wipe them.

>>61514580
aren't they also under warranty?

>>61514580
>>61514601
I mean, even if theyre refurbished, they're under warranty, so if it does mess up i can replace it, right?

We spent two quick weeks in golang in a class I took that also taught prolog/scheme (6 weeks each for those).

I wasn't terribly impressed. It did seem like a gimped C. The error handling shit was annoying, had shit like

if err != nil {
   ...
}

all over the place. Granted, I never did much with it outside play with the concurrency stuff a bit. I heard it's good at quickly building servers?

>>61514530
>The error handling shit was annoying
For people used to big try/catch/final blocks yeah
But it's a C-style language, and error handling in C is almost identicaly

if (thing == null)
     //do error handling

>I heard it's good at quickly building servers
...maybe?
I've largely used it for giggles and quick concurrency (which holy shit it makes so easy)
If you're talking webservers, I've seen a lot of varying results.

>>61514493
>go doesn't have generics.

Generics are a ducktape solution to a poorly design type system (like Java's)

Go's answer to generics is it's implicit inherentance making generic redundant. If you end up in a situation where you need generics your types are not well designed.

Why you should use anything?
'Cuz you done your own research and found out what was better.

>>61514461
>Not .tar.xz
You shouldn't be using either.

>>61514461
peazip

File: kik.png (245KB, 320x319px) Image search: [Google]

245KB, 320x319px

>Ashtray shaped cases

>>61514392
I'll kill you with my Air 540.

Did you read your CCNA book? It looks like you didn't read your CCNA book.

>>61514378
I did, but I don't know how you're supposed to determine which interfaces to disable/enable

Ask yourself why you'd need to advertise routes. What kind of devices need to hear those advertisements?

this why we need stupid questions thread

Wifi is always shit, but if you use USB Wifi at least get something half decent like TP-Link.

Fucking end yourself