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I want you to stay a virgin too you cutey

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>>58794848

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>>58794848
nice meme

>>58794807
Yes.

huh?

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>>58795216
Hiding all the 'modern' botnet shit makes 10 look much cleaner

>>58794566
Because the picture is fuzzy, the resolution is too low, they weigh more than I do and take up my entire desk, and they lack modern connections like DVI and HDMI.

>>58794585
Those first two points are false... many pc crts (at least the good ones) can archive decent resolutions, and are sharp if you don't push them too high...
like anon... whatever CRTs you had were obviously crap.

Also why do you need "modern connections"?

>>58794624
The CRT monitors I've had are all between 13 and 17 inches, and are all OEM brands, shipped with bargain-basement late-90s computers. Modern connections are necessary because modern GPU's don't have VGA.

But I did already

I don't care

>>58794416
good thing actually

>link to xkcd comic about competing redundant standards

>>58794247
Yes anon. And archival media is absurdly expensive.

Tape is used for backup which is what you should be doing regulary if you want to keep data for 30 years.

>>58794247
The reason is probably redundancy. In an old storage medium, the bits are made up of thousands or millions of times as many atoms. Of course they corrupt a lot less, but can store much less too. Plus many old media are analog, so they don't just corrupt, but get worse over time just the same.
The most incorruptible solution is probably cloud storage.

All I know about programming is cout<<" ";
Can I learn the basics at least in 1 year? Pls respond

If you work on a large-scale project using current tools then you're unlikely to remember every detail of those tools, plus sometimes you'll hit bugs or edge cases in the tools you're using where you won't find a solution anywhere in the official documentation

Memorize? Sure if I do it enough times.

It's always handy to a reference page for the library you are using.

Linus Torvalds

Richard Stallman

>>58793672
me

>>58792840
Definitely a windows phone

>>58793202
Why's that?

>>58792840
Definitely a blackberry

Seems settled then. can't steam stream to arm. Moonlight is your only option.

>>58792565
Just buy 4 deluxe-mega dragon dildos and try to shove them all up your ass. Now gtfo here kiddo, this board is for professional IT specialists.

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>>58792658

>gtfo kiddo
>professional IT specialists

rekt then kekt

>>58792531
g0fuckurs3lf

>>58792531
faggot

_FORKBOMB_

>>58792294
In my computer architecture course we did some simple projects at the beginning like:

> Implement arithmetic operators like increment, decrement, add, sub, mult, abs, divide. in assembly

> Break up machine language instruction by their parts (op code, destination, carry, etc.)

> See how things like structs, loops, etc. are implemented from C into assembly

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>>58792294
D O S
O
S

>>58792294
Install Xilinx

>>58791768
I stood one up last week
Was pretty neet-o
need to point current AD DCs to it though as a master/slave set up so I can still use my AD DCs

>>58791768
I just use Tomato's adblock feature on my router

Dude you might wanna put it in the fridge. The things about to catch fire.

>>58791719
small money goes into small hands

Zuk z2

>>58791719
Both are shit, get Zuk Z2 instead

>>58791516
Read the fucking wiki

>>58791516
Your own

>>58791516
Get a VPS, roll your own.

>>58791503
window cleaner and a cloth idgaf

i dont

>>58791508
Window cleaner?for CRTs i hope