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>>60519634

Yes, but kinda useless nowadays with electronics. I think scholls should incentive their use instead of normal calculators, at least in highschool.

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>>60519634
Depending on application

>>60519768
I don't know if their use should be incentivized over calculators, but I definitely think students should be exposed to slide rules, abacuses, log tables, etc. to expand their understanding of math a little bit.

buy it

The barnes and noble by me has a copy of it

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>>60519443
:^)

>>60519277
Stay with Windows.
Linux is too hard.

Linux is easy
Install Kubuntu and that's it

Upgrade to Windows 10, dual boot with a Debian variant

>>60519138
E v e r y t h i n g i s a m e m e

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>>60519138
pic related

>.eu

Nope. Garbage.

>>60519014
That's how large organizations work. They don't throw money at stuff unless it breaks.

>>60519014
because it works just fine, fucking freshman

Stanford doesn't have this problem.
Makes me think "top tier" means "not total shit" to be perfectly desu with you my fampaitachi.
There are SO MANY gays and trannies though, and you can't tell them to go to hell because muh feels b4 reals.

RPM isn't what matters for cooling. CFM is the number to look for, keeping an eye on listed noise levels. You don't want a fan louder than 20 dB.

>>60518899
Depends on the ambient temperature in your case. If heat builds up in your case then having intake and exhaust case fans can very well help. If it doesn't then case fans won't do much.

>>60518899

As someone that owns one of the 2000rpm and 3000rpm PPC Noctuas, I'll tell you that the 3K RPM one will make you case sound like you're sitting next to a hairdryer, plus you can only slow it down to 1400RPM before it stops spinning which is still fucking loud.
The 2000RPM one is a bit better but by the time you slow it down to a point where it won't piss you off you might as well have just stuck with a lower RPM fan. The numbers are great, but high performance comes with high noise in most cases, you can't break laws of physics.

Adding fans to improve your overall case airflow will benefit much more than trying to force it all at one point

>>60518328
NAS units are generally a trade-off between price and how much you're expected to do/know to run it, in this regard Synology is the Apple of NASes; expensive, but idiot-proof and will generally do anything you want it to.

>>60518328
I own a Synology 1815+ and love it. Newer devices are much better of course. These days it's a tossup between QNAP and Synology.
I choose QNAP when I want to use my NAS as a player and will locate next to a screen or when I want to virtualize a machine under it's OS.
I choose the Synology at the time for the hardware AES support which for my own storage was most important.
Both are equally as easy to use.
I believe the Synology uses a SAS backplane so I judged the Synology to be of better quality at the time. In over 2 years of operation, I've never had an issue.

>>60518403
>>60519126
/thread.

Synology and QNAP are network storage for people with more money than time.

You can definitely get cheaper hardware at any performance point, but the software interfaces are leagues better than FreeNAS et al.

My personal cutoff point is 10GbE and ECC support: a normal 1GbE box isn't worth fucking around with setting up myself, but the cost of a mid-business-level NAS is marked up enough that I'll spend the time to save a few thousand bucks.

Are any of those actually active or is it going to be a bunch of people lurking with no conversation going on at all.

>>60517707
Actual people there except for ftp, mind you that channel is used for other purposes :^)

>>60517640
#dontjoinitsatrap @rizon

bupm

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>>60516825
ajajajajajjajajajjajaja /a/nons get the FUCK out

Try them for yourself and decide, don't listen to /g/

Vivaldi is just about AS customizable as Opera and Firefox, Chrome is not.

>>60516661
>Vivaldi have tons of features, chrome, not that much.
>Vivaldi is just about AS customizable as Opera and Firefox, Chrome is not.
Looks like someone never went digging in chrome://flags

>>60515394
people who are virgins by 40 do not exist, as they kill themselves by 30.
Good riddance, if you ask me.

>>60515515
>as they kill themselves by 30.
I won't kill myself, check mate brainlet

cd ..
ls
cd code
cd ..
ls
ls
echo Today we KKKode

get a job instead

etoile

Temple OS

>ever turning off your computer
>ever putting it to sleep
>ever putting it into energy saving mode
>ever hibernating
>ever stepping away from computer except to satisfy bodily functions

you could disable hybrid sleep and just use regular sleep, which doesn't update the hiberfile

>>60515051
>Is there a way to move the data from the RAM to my hdd, and not to my ssd?
Yes, there is. Install Gentoo.

Nice try, normie. There's a separate Internet for us cool guys but I'm not telling you how to access it.

>he doesn't browse the deep web
your loss... kid

>>60514783
i wish there was an active chan there. only dead FBI honeypot chans exist.

Thanks, OP. Here's a text that has been useful in the past:

>To compete with Google, the mere utterance of such a sentence, is quite asinine and frankly, an impossibility. It should be a crime to disrupt market purity when it has been distilled to a level approaching a greatness the likes of any generation has ever seen.


>-Sent from my Google Pixel

Still has a few more years of use out of it.

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>>60514523

Proud shill checking in. Been logging a few minutes today and never felt better. Glad to get it out of my system and proclaim my allegiance to really great products. I approve so highly of them I can't remain silent. Spreading awareness to help lives is my only motivator.