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Post your RAM usage.

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With Visual Studio 2017 launching tomorrow do you think we'll see a new version of the Community Edition?

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There's literally no reason to have a laptop bigger than 13.3"

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I have a Moto e 2nd gen. Almost two years old. Still very snappy, runs all apps, most games.

The phone could be bought for food stamps at launch. Why buy a 1000 device again?

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Without considering gaming applications at all, which one is the clear winner?

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Give me a reason why the Dell P991 UltraScan Trinitron (2001) is not the best CRT ever created.

>Protip: You can't.

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I thought AMD was supposed to make budget CPUs?

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Well that's new.

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>he isn't using FreeBSD

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So Ive been shopping for a new laptop for college they recommend 16GB of RAM but every where I check the differences seem so minor between 8GB and 16GB.

Is there even a point to getting the 16?
Im an engineering major btw if that gives any context

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>Another unexpected bug fix release for 1.3 series.

>WebUI users: Highly recommended to upgrade to this release as it contains a fix for CSRF vulnerability that has the real potential to compromise your machine.

>Windows users: The package now includes libtorrent 1.0.11 which should fix crashing on startup.

>Please see the ChangeLog and the Revision Log for the full list of changes.

>Download the source tarballs from: http://download.deluge-torrent.org/source or check out the Download page for information on where to find packages for your OS.

>As always, Happy Sharing!

http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/ReleaseNotes/1.3.14

I hope you aren't still using uBotnet, /g/

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Bug in .NET Ping.Send method.

Pinging addresses on LAN via C#
public static class NetworkScanner {
public static IEnumerable<string> Scan() {
Ping p = new Ping();
List<string> activeIPs = new List<string>();
for (int i = 0; i < byte.MaxValue; i++) {
PingReply pr = p.Send(IPAddress.Parse("192.168.1." + i));
activeIPs.Add(pr?.Address.ToString());
}
return activeIPs;
}
}

Causes a BSOD with PROCESS_HAS_LOCKED_PAGES error when terminating the process before the method finished executing.
After googling around it seems MS has had this issue for a while (at least since NT days) and have not fixed it.

Example above is synchronous to test in a more basic case (which still caused the crash)

Any workarounds my dudes?

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Give me a quick rundown on this guy.

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>Linux is better for lower end and older hardware
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kvT40umKL8

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Thread music theme:
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2k35hf
>inb4 basic bitch weeb
Feels bad man.

https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20170301-01.en.html

>Given the importance of this matter, an ad-hoc coalition of The Document Foundation, KDE, OSBA, and the FSFE collected questions about this motion (German), as well as the processes that lead up to it. We reached out to all members of the city council prior to the public hearing. Additionally, we sent a call for action (German) to all our supporters in Germany and Austria, asking them to get in contact with politicians on this issue. The reaction was phenomenal. During the public hearing, politicians quoted some of our question, and said that they had never received as much input from the public before.

>The strategy must be clear on which applications on LiMux-Basis will no longer be needed. The city council is to be informed on the extent that this requires write-offs of prior investments. Furthermore, a rough budget to illustrate the costs associated with the unification is to be presented. The city council will then make a final decision. ***

>Throughout the transition, the various departments are free to deploy the new, unified solution building on the 'Windows-Basis-Client', or continue using their existing, multi-tier (Window/LiMux) solution, depending on technical status.

>Strategic goal must remain that administrative tools shall be usable independently of the client-side operating system (e.g. web apps, virtualisation, remote desktop services)."

>Thank you everyone who made this happen!