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Yeah

and they should charge extra for the privilege

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>>61327419
Problem: They'd get so many broken dies that people would stop buying them eventually.

>>61327419
>sell bare-die chips
and market them as an X SKU for true overclocking enthusiasts
K SKU and lower would still have IHS
and ofc, X SKU would be more expensive

the true jew strategy

Been using fastmail for a couple years and I love it. Aliases especially so

>>61327256
posteo

I fell for the Protonmail meme, works great so far

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Delet this

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>that raspi 'emulator box' that just sits on a shelf

>>61327233
m8 I know a company that uses an arduino rig to test VERY expensive medical devices

>>61326305
terry you crazy maniac
put the tools down

>>61326305
Seriously who keeps taking these pictures? Is it God? Is it the alien from his basement? His parents?

>>61326351
His 10/10 pure girlfriend.

>>61326271
>what sort of minimum requirements would I be looking at?
Shouldn't you know that? What are the min reqs for the CRM app?
Also hop on Dell Refurbished and check out what they have there, seeing as you don't know what you're doing it should be a start to look at some preconfigured servers

First off, I just want to make sure you're not thinking of "minimum requirements" in terms of the same specs with which you'd build a home PC.

The minimum requirements you're likely to face first, even when you're small in scale, are
1) responsible data storage,
2) good networking access, and
3) power.

At minimum you want a discrete RAID controller so that your data is semi-protected from single (or, later on, multiple) drive failure. I say semi-protected because *RAID IS NOT A BACKUP.* Part of responsible data storage will also include a backup solution. That means separate drives in house and, sooner rather than later, off-site backup too. The upshot here is to take your expected data storage needs and multiply by three or four. That's how much storage you'll need up front.

As for networking, make sure that everyone who needs to touch the data can get to it speedily. 10 gigabit ethernet is actually reasonably accessible from the start. Enterprise level switching equipment isn't something you're going to be able to avoid for long. And as this thing scales up, you will need to keep this in mind.

Finally comes power. You're on the hook for uptime. At the outset I recommend using rack-mount cases with support for dual redundant power supplies. The next level of protection there is for the breaker or building power taking down just your server; a small UPS or two can handle that. But then there's eventually going to come a time when you need pricey gear to keep your system uptime in the 99+% range.

So minimum requirement? 3x expected storage (use reliable brand drives) in RAID and backup, a quality 10 Gb networking solution, power redundancy and a rack to start mounting these cases.

>>61326271
just buy xeons, dual xeons would be great!
I'm sure your company will benefit from that!

just don't buy AMD, they're indian tech.

It's awesome. Best way to communicate with friends and strangers over the world wide web.

>>61326226
It's shit but there's nothing else quite like it.

>>61326226
It's absolutely shitty software that was shilled to hell and back. There are plenty of voice/text chat alternatives for people with more than half a brain cell (i.e. aren't from /v/) that aren't shady as fuck.

>>61326262
>>>/v/

you'll have 2-3 viewers unless you are a fucking idiot that people can constantly make fun of.

I'll watch but I'd appreciate a good explanation as to why you choose to do something the way you do. Are you going to start from scratch or will you use bits and pieces from other os's?

>>61326386
I'm going to give a good start explanation at the start like I'm gonna do X with processor X and write X, then start from 0 with a hello world assembly, then one that takes input from the console, then a PCI / USB driver, progressively from 0 to end
>>61326354
i figured

>>61326111
I feel your pain.

>>61326111
Try
www.youtube.com##.ytp-ce-element-show
in ublock

I have never seen this before

one is an anonymous forum for shitposting, the other is a chatroom for gamer teenagers.

If configured appropriately, public imageboards can support connections and participation at higher levels of anonymity than those provided by services such as Discord.

i can post without an account

nobody here has used lisp with http?

You won't get any real programming advice on this board friend

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>>61327154
you're right, I'm the idiot here for asking /g/

>>61325941
I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

>>61326347
Lol epic joke friendo!!!

>>61325941
That would break RPC

>>61325936
I'm asking because I was just playing a game at 1440p60fps, and recording it too, through NVIDIA's capture thingy, and went to check on Core Temp, and I had reached 100 celsius. Is the Evo212 really that shitty?

>>61325957
try reinstalling your cooler

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>>61325957
>>61325936
The 212+ EVO is a meme cooler, but not THAT bad.
A slightly larger rice corn sized dip of thermal paste after cleaning old gunk with alcohol should do you good.

Kingdom of Heaven was such a fucking good movie.

>>61325401
AS3 is best language

>>61325421
Yep.

>>61325174
Vast majority of folks don't give a fuck

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>>61325174
>implying individuals don't assfuck other individuals and/or corporations on a regular basis

>>61325200
i wouldn't have so much confidence that they actually understand the issue at hand because the scary technology words make their brain hurt

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Where's owo? I need to check something from his desktop

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>>61325119
*her
>>61325077
no posting my gf (｡>﹏<｡)

>>61325219
oWo