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Why would you want a gaming laptop? Just curious

>>62439160
What else am I going to use a computer for? It'd be nice to have something I can take with me.

>>62439021
Razer laptop with an eGPU, fucking faggot. Now go back to /v/.

If she has cancer (and isn't a complete bitch) you should probably at least pretend to humor her. Just hide the router somewhere where she won't find it (still plugged in) and she won't be able to tell it's on. Maybe rename the AP to a neighbor's wifi or something as well.

Deceive your cancer ridden mother anon

>>62439011
But they ARE dangerous.
See: you're using your computer and shit often, and you're a retard. Is it a coincidence? I don't think so.

that was a bit convoluted heres the TLDR:

>onboard GB ethernet
> space for 2 PCI cards
> Fanless
> smallish form factor (SFF or lower)

Thanks anons.

bumping for interest.

Sounds like you're looking for a Proliant microserver (Gen 8)

2 GB ethernet ports out of the box, a PCI slot, pretty small, only about $200

It's not fanless, but not loud enough that you'd really notice.

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bumpu

>>62438980
have you already read that book?

Linux Man is your best friend for best reference at system calls and other functions - threads, memory allocation, file I/O - it's all in here.
Try doing some advanced-level projects, such as server and client, or try reading some open source projects sources.

>>62438875
Academics and NEET programmers hate OOP because they are lazy and don't need modularity.

>>62438875
Try writing some code. When your project is at about 1000 lines, you'll see what design patterns are and why they are needed.

>>62438898
I've been writing code... I do see why design patterns are needed. As for what they are I can kind of recognize when needs to be used. Regardless I want to study known design patterns... Do you have any recomendations on a source?

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>>62438867
>blissful doesn't respond.

>>62438867
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Has AB hit the user cap?

>>62438812
you are retarded or this is low quality bait.

>>62438812
doesn't this irreparably leak memory, since d gets incremented before it gets returned? can't be freed later....
you optimize it by firing the idiot that wrote it in the first place.

>>62438960

Sorry, I am writing it from memory. It should be:

char * d = calloc(1, 10);
char * ret = d;
...
return ret;

>>62438632
Give it back Jamal.

>>62438632
Give it back, shaqwan.

>>62438632
Give it back.

Then OP orders pizza over the phone after killing themselves for making such a pathetic thread.

I'd just like to interject for a moment. You appear to be using elements from this poem in your post: https://nonfree.pizza/writings/original/
You may have done this accidentally, but you've violated the terms of its copyright license. This is a serious offense and I hope you take it as seriously as it deserves.
Not to say that you're not allowed to create derived works from this work, you are, but this poem is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. Therefor, you are free:

to share - to copy, distribute and transmit the work;
to remix - to adapt the work;

Under the following conditions:

attribution - You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
share alike - If you alter, transform, or build upon this work, you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one.

In this case, the attribution requirement is resolved simply by including the following in your post:

Original post CC BY-SA nonfree.pizza (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/)

Now that you have read this, I hope you have a better understanding of your rights and obligations when remixing and sharing this work. They will let you edit, now be nice and credit~

>>62438616
but the prices on the website are cheaper than in-store, by as much as 50%, usually.

>>62438499
Go on.

>>62438499
lmao I still don't know what that's from but we used to have this faggot back in the day that would come in ventrilo and play that video all the time.

>>62438499
yes it is

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>>62438407
do they still make alienwares?

>>62438426
no, dell owns alienware

>>62438407
System76 are just rebranded Clevos.

wayq

>>62438392
He watches sport instead of doing it with friends
>he is so stupid he needs to buy a new laptop every 2 years
>he uses a winmeme os
But the worst of all
>he frogposts

>>62438430
this

Your GPU is dying.

>>62438385
its a 970 ive had for less than two years, im pretty sure this happened before i got it as well

cpu: 4790K
gpu: 970
mobo: asus maximus gene 7
is it a driver conflict? i havent messed with chipset drivers or anything, but i know this has happened over MANY different gpu driver versions and windows versions. happened on windows 8 as well

is the hdd in use during the freeze?

From what I hear, there will basically only be a marginal improvement to all tasks. Only thing you'll notice are stuff like photoshop and games loading quicker. Other than that not much.
Here's a quick guide on if you should
1. Can you afford it?
If yes, buy it. If you can't, save up for it.
2. Do you need it?
If you just want improvements and you can afford it, again, go for it.

>>62438365
it really depends on the workload you have.
120gb is small tho.

Just slapped in a 1tb 960 Evo this evening. I didn't realize that z97 boards don't have full PCIE x4 M.2 slots so it is only running around 800 read 800 wright. Still a noticeable improvement on the old 500gb 850 evo. It'll be nice to get my R7 1800x and C6H next month.

>>62438340

Rindows 98

>>62438340
TempleOS.
Seen a lot of Terry lately?

>>62438340
GNU/Rinux and I guarantee he rices it