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>post image on 4chan
>wait for thread to be archived
>????
>PROFIT!

postimages.org/ or imgur

>>61257249
Why would any company willingly do this? They've shot themselves in the fucking foot. IU should become a CEO because making good decisions can't be that fucking hard.

>>61257101
> Get a 9front
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZOh-lxYadc
great ad

Do you actually use Plan9, or just talk about it?

>>61258489
Why does it care?

I use it on x220

>>61256795
If C++ is so good, why did they update the language so many times?

[spoiler]C++ isn't good[/spoiler]

>>61256802
/thread

If Latin was so good then why did Rome fall?

>>61256526
Even common pajeet wouldn't fall for that.

>>61256526
It would not even work without autorun so

>>61256639
Are you retarded?

>>61256450
>>Single Responsibility Principle
Sound as an aspiration
>>Open/Closed Principle
Not fit for real world
>>Liskov Substitution Principle
Too stupid to understand implications
>>Dependency Inversion
Dependency injection? Sound.
>>Don’t repeat Yourself
Very sound

>>61257063
Dumbass

>>61257237
That's the only thanks I ever got. Why are people so fucking ungrateful?

>>61256428
Hi Jensen! How's V100 yields?

>>61256428
290x was pretty good anon, albeit a housfire

raja and the hbm meme has literally killed radeon

>>61256439
nvidia have been on top and stayed on top since the end of tahiti.
7970=680
290x<780ti
furyx<980ti
vega<1080 & 1080ti

>>61256323
Linux has had KASLR since a long time, now it even comes turned on for retards like you
https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=KASLR-Default-Linux-4.12

>tfw even linux has zfs support
>tfw openbsd has no jail support
>using a *BSD without the only two reasons to use *BSD

>>61256332
You didn't even read the article but you still needed to post your shit. THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH KASLR.

>"It still loads at the same location in KVA [Kernel Virtual Address Space]. This is not kernel ASLR!," said de Raadt.

Instead, KARL generates kernel binaries with random internal structures, so exploits cannot leak or attack internal kernel functions, pointers, or objects.

Also

>Kernel Address Space Layout Randomization (KASLR) turned on by default in Linux 4.12, released last week

BTFO LINUXFAGS

>cpp 56nm
>mmp 40nm
top kek, intel has nothing to be worried about it seems

>>61256345
Yeah, ignore the rest.

>>61256322
I like how they are all quite similar but intel are he only one saying they are on a 10nm node.

still leading the way with geting product out the door it seems either way, good that so many fabs are catching up.

Pascal was never meant to be alive.

>>61255835
Yes, for almost 3 and a half centuries

Who cares if it's "dead" or not? This industry sucks precisely because of hipsters and retards that keep switching to more modern languages despite older languages working perfectly fine and being battle tested. Look at what happened in web development languages since the 90s:

Perl --> PHP --> Java --> Ruby --> Python --> Node.js

But ultimately we're doing the same shit we could be doing in Perl, just with a different syntax. Computer programming is the only place where this shit happens. Can you imagine a medical doctor having to relearn their shit every two or three years because some hipster discovered a new language? A mechanical engineer? Of course not. This is why this industry is a joke and people learning to program in the latest hipster language in a "coding" bootcamp is more employable than anyone that has gone to college.

Fuck that. Learn and use whatever language you like, even if it's fucking COBOL.

doesn't matter, both are deprecated

React is more lightweight.
It just provides HTML templating. Angular 2 is some kind of all-round carefree package in comparison.

But I found working with Angular 2 and Angular 4 felt like cancer.

React + Redux is superior imo.

First learn JavaScript, HTML and CSS

Then when it's time to choose a framework, I would personally choose Angular because google and stuff

>>61255553
I want a trap waifu.

>>61255553
Pascal and pseudocode. Very few teach C++

Depends where. Poland: mostly Pascal and C++, but you can write final exam in Java too (I've never heard of school teaching it though)

>>61255520
frist

DELET PLS

There's alreadya thread up

I prefer this one, regOPs reign of tyranny is over

First for Vicky died by firing squad

gsmarena says that the Mi5 Prime is for China. Is it right?

what's a good chink sd card brand?
also are they reliable?

Well of course. Languages are classified as "beginner friendly" for a reason. As a complete beginner you wouldn't want to start with C++ or Assembly for example.

>>61255233
I mainly see three types of people recommend three different ways, though:
>start with C and learn about how computers really work
>start with a high level language like Python, Ruby or JS because they're a good introduction to programming concepts
>start with Lisp/Haskell because it's magic
So, who's right?

>>61255269
start with something because it's easy to pick up and progress with
so python basically

$ uptime
 20:45:26 up 9 days,  8:56,  1 user,  load average: 0.00, 0.01, 0.05

I did a kernel upgrade recently.

>>61255497
if it wouldn't have been for a new sysadmin creating a new user with the home dir in the wrong place (we use separate disks for home..) the server wouldn't have had to be restarted.