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How do I prevent ransomware?

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What's the best looking 24" monitor I can get for around $200 or cheaper?

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This is the best NVIDIA card. What's your excuse for shitting on this card?

>cheap
>95% of 6gb version's performance
>no vram bottleneck at 1080p in any game
>plays every single game at 60 fps 1080p at high/ultra

>inb4 muh future proofing
In 2 years you can buy a new cheap card with the same power as a gtx 1080 today.

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>tfw you wake up in the morning and another app has disappeared from your android phone

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Today was my first day on the job as a Junior Software Developer and was my first non-internship position after university. Unfortunately i screwed up badly.

I was basically given a document detailing how to setup my local development environment. Which involves run a small script to create my own personal DB instance from some test data. After running the command i was supposed to copy the database url/password/username outputted by the command and configure my dev environment to point to that database. Unfortunately instead of copying the values outputted by the tool, i instead for whatever reason used the values the document had.

Unfortunately apparently those values were actually for the production database (why they are documented in the dev setup guide i have no idea). Then from my understanding that the tests add fake data, and clear existing data between test runs which basically cleared all the data from the production database. Honestly i had no idea what i did and it wasn't about 30 or so minutes after did someone actually figure out/realize what i did.
While what i had done was sinking in. The CTO told me to leave and never come back. He also informed me that apparently legal would need to get involved due to severity of the data loss. I basically offered and pleaded to let me help in someway to redeem my self and i was told that i "completely fucked everything up".

So i left. I kept an eye on slack, and from what i can tell the backups were not restoring and it seemed like the entire dev team was on full on panic mode. I sent a slack message to our CTO explaining my screw up. Only to have my slack account immediately disabled not long after sending the message.

I haven't heard from HR, or anything and i am panicking to high heavens. I just moved across the country for this job, is there anything i can even remotely do to redeem my self in this situation? Can i possibly be sued for this? I am really confused, and terrified.

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>Latest commit 4d498e9 on Apr 17

Since Floens has abandoned Clover, what dedicated 4chan app do I use now?

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How much longer are *TX, specifically ATX likely to stay the standard for? we know btx failed and *TX is still able to add shit like m2 ports rather easily.

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When will normalfags stop calling the GNU operating system "Linux"?

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>spend 20 minutes BTFOing my friend who just bought an iphone
>dropping apple redpills left and right
>phone begins bootlooping literally 5 minutes later
>has never done this before
>friend starts his stupid fucking shit-eating grin "HURR HURR SHOULDA BOUGHT AN APPLE THEY JUST WORK LOL"

i swear to god apple cucks just carry around a device that makes non-apple technology stop working only when (((they))) are around

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Look what I found at a thrift store for 5 bucks.

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Heh. What's wrong, kid? Get stuck at a dead end internship this summer? Can't say I know the feeling. I'm something of a maestro around the Valley. Been made first round offers by Facebook, Twitch, Tumblr--all the players. How? Simple, kid: I've got the perfect fizzbuzz. Relax, I'll break it down into steps even your safety school brain can understand.

#include <stdio.h>

Just throw it in. It's a freebie. It's got tons of codes already written by Rick Stallman. Christ, you don't even know who that is, do you, kid?

int main()
{
    char *fizzbuzz[] = {"%d\n", "fizz\n", "buzz\n", "fizzbuzz\n"};

Sound it out, champ. It's an array of pointers to memory files. Always hardcode your memory with ditchable pointers. It's called plausible deniability.

    for (int i=0; i<=100; i++)
        printf((!(i%3)+!(i%5)*2)[fizzbuzz], i);

You have no idea how stupid you look. Just memorize the symbols. All you need to know is that this is the loop that gets you hired. And the one that saves your ass when management can't H-1B your brown, shabbos goy replacement.

    return 0;
}

Here's an idea: return every shirt you own with flame decals on it, and try not to sweat so much when you're stuttering through this at your next interview. That's all there is to know, kid. Just remember who to thank when you're making stacks hand over fist next summer.

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There's 20 billion stories about people going from linux to windows, and windows to linux.

However, there's not much on macOS to linux or viceversa. If you have done either, can you tell us why, and are you happy with your new choice?

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I'm setting up a little server in my house
I'm just at the beginning and I had an offer of an IBM System x3200 M3 (Xeon 3430, 4gb ecc ram and 500gb on 2 disk in raid 1) for 150€.
It has 17k hours uptime and 84 reboots.
I can try it for some time and I'm using it with xenserver for transcoding my film library in HEVC
Is this worth the price?

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>he doesn't use visual studio code

i switched from sublime and i'm so glad i did.

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How do i mount a cpu cooler to my gpu? Im going to buy one to mount to my 7970 not just for slightly cooler temps but also for quiter operation. The main issue im thinking is also keeping the voltage regulators and ram cool, or is that a non issue?