Is it better to get another one these bad boys so I can SLI them if just get different card altogether?
Just run a single 1070 or 1080 instead
Just wait for Volta next year
I've been out of the GPU game for about 2 years. I just saw some 1080 benchmarks And that things a beast.
Maybe i can sell the 980
What languages/frameworks are the best looking GUIs written in?
I've learned a good chunk of Tkinter and Swing but it all looks so dated and not sexy.
It's all le epic HTML+CSS meme these days. Also WPF if that's your thang.
Qt
>>59368748
just start coding for android
What the hell is Agile Development?
It feels like a buzzword like Big Data, the Cloud, or Framework.
Everywhere I go they give me different answers. Hell even my SE professor only gave a vague explanation saying it was "iterative developmenet". Can someone please clarify?
>>59368663
you do what is asked, nothing more.
It's about adjusting development towards fulfilling features over finished projects with well established plans and roadmaps.
The idea is that changing requirements are real and agile solves this problem by simply redirecting work towards the new vision of the month.
>>59368695
>>59368719
Thank you good lads.
Is the following possible in Excel?
I want to:
Have cell B change based upon the text value in another cell A in the same row. This cell B actually splits into 2 cells with the same with as the row. We'll now call them Cell B1 and B2. Cell B1 and B2 both now have yellow backgrounds, despite the rest of the row being colored by a different conditional format. Each CellB1 and CellB2 now have checkmark boxes (or equivalent) with a word of text beside them. When checked, the Cell Background goes green.
If the value in cell A changes, Cell B1 and B2 are merged back to just Cell B, which is now empty.
Can this be done with a VBA macro (before I waste time working on it)?
>>59369127
Great.
Now to pretend I actually know how to code.
>>59368635
Did you find a solution?
You don't need to use VBA at all btw, it could be done in a simpler manner.
>>59368635
Can't you just do (in cell b1/b2) '=a1'? Then some conditional formatting/hiding based on the value
I recently built a computer and need a keyboard and mouse. After doing some research I narrowed down the mouse choice to g502 or g602.
So yesterday I went to best buy to check out the g602 in person and To buy it cuz it's $40. I put my hand on OT and it felt pretty meh.
I then put my Hanson pic related and it felt like when you first slide in your cock into a tight wet pussy. Anyway, I looked at the price and it was over $100. Is the price worth it if I liked the feel?
How does /g/ pick their mice?
Give it to me straight
502 is the tits, so if the 900 feels that much wetter I guess it's time to upgrade
I own a G502 and a G900
The G900 feels like it's made for weird babby hands but it's ok
Why /a/ started to lie about (Ry)Zen just before launch as if it was Skylake level knowing for more than a year that would be not?
>x87
where is that even used outside of SuperPi?
>>59368565
i think a lot of the shilling was from greedy amd shareholders who wanted to pump up the stock. or some paid shills or very mentally ill fanboys
>>59368747
physx
Let's have a system hardening thread, any operating system welcome. Share your tips and tricks for securing your operating system! For debian stable users, here are some sysctl tweaks that you might enjoy. You can add these lines to /etc/sysctl.d/99-sysctl.conf:# Prevents leaking of internal kernel addresses to make kernel exploits harder.
kernel.kptr_restrict = 1
# Controls use of performance events system by unprivledged users (without CAP_SYS_ADMIN). The default value is 1.
# -1: Allow use of (almost) all events by all users
# >=0: Disallow raw tracepoint access by users without CAP_IOC_LOCK
# >=1: Disallow CPU event access by users without CAP_SYS_ADMIN
# >=2: Disallow kernel profiling by users without CAP_SYS_ADMIN
kernel.perf_event_paranoid = 2
# Disable the magic SysRq key which allows users to perform low-level commands regardless of the system's state. Often used to recover from freezes.
kernel.sysrq = 0
# Setting ptrace_scope to value 1 blocks one process from examining and modifying another process unless the second process (child) was started by the first process (parent).
kernel.yama.ptrace_scope = 1
You can also uncomment the other tweaks in this file, but remember to read up on what they do.
>>59368541
I don't see the point in disabling SysRq. Just set it to be able to reboot/shutdown, which is something anybody who has physical access can do anyways. What if you need to force shutdown via SysRq? That's much more likely than some bad actor walking into your room.
For anyone interested in how to secure their Linux machines, these links may help you:
https://github.com/lfit/itpol/blob/master/linux-workstation-security.md
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Security
Also, I'd like to ask the following question to see if anyone knows of a suitable solution: is there any kind of application firewall for Linux? I know that the usual answer is that they are mostly useless because they can be easily bypassed, but what I want is to be aware of (and be able to deny) automatic connections that some desktop programs might attempt.
For example, GNOME Calculator automatically fetches third party content over HTTP and parses the response. I'd like to avoid things like these.
I know about Douane (https://github.com/Douane/Douane), but it's unmaintained, unaudited and clunky to install. There is also Subgraph OS, a Debian-based security-focused distro still in alpha, that comes with an interactive application firewall of their own, this is what I'd ideally want (pic related). Subgraph is very promising, but it's not mature yet.
The only solution I've come up with is disabling network access to my regular user and using another user just for internet browsing in another virtual terminal, but some background DE processes could still be leaking. I can't be the only one who worries about this, so how do people do it?
Bump for interest
>people who buy unlocked i5s
XD
>>59368481
>People who buy CPUs
X^D
>XD
XD
>Making fun of my i5
Big mistake, kid
A true computer genius
>GNU is not unix
>genius
>>59368370
Eats foot fungus and supports child porn. A true /g/ hero
>>59368370
So true. Without him 4chan would be not even exist.
So who's interested in Ubuntu Budgie and its first full release next month? I've been using the daily build and it's very nice. Also high comfy rating.
why didn't they name it bubuntu?
>>59368320
They messed up making it look like the Ubuntu logo.
also this >>59368378
>>59368378
I prefer Ubudgidu
I want to make a few backup of not-very-important files and upload them somewhere just in case that if I ever lose my hard drive I can still recover them.
What's the best way to encrypt files?
>>59368317
Easiest way is to just stick them in an encrypted archive file.
>>59368613
Like a password protected rar?
>>59369250
I'd use 7-zip myself. but yeah, like that. Remember to use a strong password. (If you can remember it, it's not a strong password)
Just bought these for some living room speakers. How badly did I goof? Was considering a DTA-120 + Pioneer SP-BS22-LR, but the internet convinced me that the LSR305s are more accurate and have better bass response.
Also speaker general
>>59368299
get the Elac debut 5.1 system or KEF Q series if you have more money
and a Denon AVR-S720W + monoprice cables and banana plugs if you want em.
>>59368299
1. They are five inchers, which produce shitty low end
2. They are cheaply made and the tweeter is a meme
3. They use a bass reflex port, which creates a big resonance in the low end
U done goofed m8
So was Terry on the right track all along with the whole CIA nigger stampede thing?
>>59368291
It's like the infinite monkey theorem, sure one might be able to bang out the entire play but it doesn't mean it's a godfather of English literature.
Terry predicting the CIA doesn't mean jack. He's mentally ill.
DR STALLMAN I AM CIA NIGGER XD XD :D :DCIA
ask a guy who is thinking about buying partedmagic a linux distro anything
>>59368205
why are you being a moron?
Go download gparted live
>>59368205
Do you still pine for the days when parted magic was free as in beer?
>>59368798
No, whats so special about that over a decent live distro with all gparted etc available?
>https://www.mozilla.org
>"Internet for people, not profit"
>there's not a single person on the site except a dude half way down with a cell phone covering his face
What did they mean by this?
Okay fuck sjwzilla im uninstalling everything Mozilla related. Fuck this faggot company.
Is there anything else beides chromium which doesent cuck my freedom?
Waterfox my dudes
Unsjw'd, Unbontnet'd, Perfect
>>59368702
>suggesting placebo-fox
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterfox