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Applicant doesn't know assembly for at least 3 different ISAs.

Burn it.

Applicant is applying for a entry level position with less than 4 years of full time experience.

Nice try. Kidd.

Applicant doesn't have at least 8 years experience on Windows 10

Why does he bother

>>60861913
Nah, your i5 is good enough

>>60861913
your good senpai. grab that shit.

>>60861913
buying a non k kaby lake is pretty stupid desu
anything but the 7700k and the pentium gets btfo by ryzen

Amazon fire stick is the best option, no contest.

Raspberry Pi or something similar.

I haven't tried it myself, but I've seen several Anon say they do it in RasPi threads.

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>>60861677
Raspberry pi 3 with osmc and Yatse app as remote

No catch. You could self teach yourself all the material with GNS3 and the Lammle texts though, but some people like structure. Majority of these courses, at full price, are paid for by corporations. My assumption is that massive price slashes like this pull in a fair amount of cash from individuals who would not otherwise pay the absurd costs of IT cert training.

>>60861412
>They claim that you can get a CCNA cert for just $55. What's the catch here?
If you bothered to read the article it is $55 for access to training materials. The two tests for CCNA will still cost you $125 each.

Are you blind OP? It's for the training materials, not the cert
>Get Cisco certified today for just $55—a huge reduction from $1,495, the usual price of these courses.

>Consumer shit with "pro" branding
It's crap.

>>60861210
Uhh... sorry but I don't know where you got that "pro" from. Its JBL GO.
And what else would you suggest then? Something thats under 30$ and available in Europe.

>>60861182
No, go to your local goodwill shop and get a pair of proper speakers

Are 480s and 470s worth anything?

>>60861524
all of amd cards have like, doubled in price for some reason, something about cryptominers.

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>>60861173
>Shipping to another country
>Selling on ebay

Paypal dispute incoming.

>>60860898
Line up 100 of those PNGs and see what you get.

That's because AVC is trash.

Try that shit with CRF HEVC. I dare you, I double dog dare you motherfucker.

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>>60860962

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>>60860887
Works on my machine. Which version are you using?

>>60860991
53.0.3
It "works" generally. Just not as well as it once did. Chrome runs circles around it. FF was the standard for many years, but this recent change they made sucks. They should have left it alone.

yet another thread about browsers

>>60860690
jumpgrams are anywhere with ipv6 and an mtu of over ~1500. I'd have to look up the exact number. It doesn't matter, you shouldn't need them. Whatever host you send a jumpgram to will probably need to fragment it to send it past the next link anyways

>>60860690
No, but your ISP doesn't support it anyway, so it's only going to benefit you for local file transfers.

>>60860690
No, they are not BS. It's a pretty simple common sense thing to allow and use, same as HDD block sizes got bigger with the much bigger drives and so on.

But as >>60860940 indicated, most ISPs will not support them.

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>>60860349
the right way around

>>60860390
Does it have a THREE HUNDRED MEGABYTE hard drive?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OzBCwDWNqs

>>60860408
nah, it's actually got a FIVE HUNDRED MEGABYTE hard drive.

>>60860235
On the front, not that I know, but Phanteks has cases with 3 unobstructed top fan slots and two front.

>>60860235
900D

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>>60860235
Corsair 900d does.
That and room for like 4+ full size water cooling radiators.

have you heard the good word of this wonderful new service called Google that can look up model numbers and give you all the information you need to know when you wire this old piece of shit with a /g/-cool logo on it to your epic battlestation and blog about it tomorrow

>>60861163
Helpful af

>>60861163
Fpbp

>>60859935

Elixir Forum:
https://elixirforum.com

>>60859935
elixir looks clean and elegant, but how do I use them to render React in server side without leaving elixir like in Node.js?

>>60860268
Redux + Embedded Elixir?

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Looks like you need an EPS connector on your PSU

Just connect half of the 8-pin ATX12V connector from the PSU. Then craigslist your PC as you're too stupid to own one. Get a Mac, seriously.

>>60859643
>>60859701
just plug whatever fits

>>60859572
screen is shit, gets scrarched like nothing

>>60859602
idk i had an s6 active for almost 2 years, 8 months of which with no case and have a pretty physical job and mine never had so much as a nick or anything

>>60859602
But it won't shatter