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Why should I?

you my friend,don't get it!

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Pretty sure most distros will read exFAT

>https everywhere

>>59080399
Botnet&Bloat

>>59080716
Define 'Botnet' & 'Bloat' without looking anything up on the internet.

>>59080068
That can't be seriously not a a troll.

>>59080068
fucking A* quality girlfriend right there

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>>59080025
>Using a Google service
>Not being the product

>>59080025
I should point out that I did not set up the DNS on my computer, someone else did, that's why I ask.

>>59080025
Your history is tracked by Google, government and transit providers.

>>59079646
>2012+5
>tablets

>>59079646

The previous Tab S is better in almost every respect - it has haptic feedback, a camera flash, arguably better screen dimensions, and pretty much the same hardware inside.

>touchwizz
no

That's the price of quality

That's the price of memes

>>59079581
That transparent plastic screams quality, yes.

>capping your own posts
Faggot.

Good thread.

>>59078281

Not knowing what the name of the new Amada is.

Poasts thread anyway, even though there are 20+ active threads on it already.

Just KYS, OP.

Total: €1169.65

https://be.pcpartpicker.com/list/pBK9XH

:)

>>59078305
>>59078372
nice reddit spacing

>>59077511
Restore your backup to another drive.

>>59077511
Next time don't bake your disk.

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>>59077419
hello there /tv/

>>59077115
literally nobody lol

>linus
>that lebian bitch
jesus fucking christ.

Return the 6700k and wait for Ryzen.
You'll know for sure if it's good or not by the 3rd of march.
Worst case scenario is that you buy a 6700k at a lower price

>>59076829
Fuck off shill

I would personally. Then wait a week and see what happens with reviews and prices etc. Intel may fire back with massive price cuts but who knows

>>59076151
These are the two positions I've held in my career. There are a wide variety of skill levels and responsibilities for both.

The better you get the more you get into architecting larger solutions.

Have you ever designed the back end of a multi million dollar product that needs to report on terabytes of data subsecond? How many servers do you need, how will you set up disk configurations and optimize memory? Will you normalize your data? What other systems does it need to interact with? How do you handle inserts, updates and deletes? How do you handle disaster recovery? And so forth....

Have you ever designed and implemented a scalable enterprise domain solution to support thousands of users and pass SOC auditing? Do you set up on AWS, Azure or another platform? What firewall rules do you need and where will you apply them? How do you patch software? How do you handle redundancy and failover? Do you scale up or out? Etc...

How do you monitor, update and support these things? The larger and more complex a system grows, the more support it will require to maintain or implement new ideas.

Anyway, they are both complex jobs that most people don't usually have insight into. Most of my co-workers are engineers that switched into IT, and the pay is much better. This confession has meant nothing.

>>59076258
So basic lego building but instead if you fuck up you make some company go bankrupt?

>>59076277
There's a lot of scripting to get to an automated state. Both require a deeper understanding of systems, not just plugging things together. Additionally I have used lots of SQL, C# and powershell.

If you do fuck up you can botch contracts due to security failuers, so yeah you could blow the company. See any major company that's had a data breach.

>>59075847
I think you spelled Mini-STX APU system wrong.

what's the deal with mitx form factor? who uses these size systems and for what?