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>>61091820
>well
>code
he took japanese code and made some mods to it

#!/usr/bin/env python3
from subprocess import Popen
from random import randrange

def main():
    with open("4chan", "wb") as f:
        f.write(bytearray([randrange(0, 255)
            for _ in range(0, randrange(0, 65535))]))

    x = Popen(["/bin/sh", "-c", "chmod +x 4chan && ./4chan"])
    x.communicate()
    return x.returncode

while main() != 0:
    pass

>>61091820
It's time we all faced the facts, moot has no skills or abilities whatsoever

The only reason he was able to make a successful website is completely by chance

This is why he's in hot water at Google, he is literally Big Head, he adds nothing to the team

>>61091737

Are you asking because you're concerned with "futureproofing" your PC?

>>61091737
If they stick with AMD, it's going to be a custom Raven Ridge APU with Ryzen/Vega. So probably not.

>>61091768
A bit

>>61091714
You're always one second away from the future.

All depends on your point of view, man.

>space elevator in 2030
right

If its actually $499 out the window, I really doubt its true performance of 4K60fps

>>61091664
One Xbox One X is losing $$$. I can build a $1000 PC that someone can sell for $499. Easy.

>>61091783
the 4k/60fps is only confirmed for Forza.
a ton of games are already being reported running at fake 4k at 30fps, so a PC will shit on it if you're looking for 60fps

you cant see the back end, dummy

plus not much you can do with just the front end if you were to "steal" it

>>61091660
I wish this were the case with PHP.

>>61091691
senpai i literally saw php files bcs of an error in some.php file reported in console of dev tools. I mean i know errors do not happen constantly but why do they even give the option to view the php file even if there is an error

>>61091646
Nice Hyperbreading :--------DDDDDDD

what's the point of upgrading when the performance gain is only like 25%?

>>61091717
>only 25%
That's quite a lot, actually

>>61091470
https://www.nsa.gov/

No.

I doubt it unless you have hardware from the future.

>>61091404
I think that Programming in Scheme by Eisenberg should be considered a prerequisite for SICP

>>61091766

That's a big waste of time. If you can't into SICP just go HtDP

First for 7700k is the best gaming cpu

>>61091253
and absolutely nothing else

>>61091253
>>61091261
Please no. Don't start this here.

>>61091216
Did you try reading the makemkv faq?

Piracy doesn't have this problem.

>>61091308
>makemkv faq
MakeMKV can process an incomplete blu-ray disc backup as long as volume key is known for that disc. Incomplete backup is an encrypted backup without a volume id part, the most common case being ISO image from PS3 system or files plainly copied from blu-ray disc. In order to open such disc a disc-specific key must be supplied to MakeMKV via text file in AACS key directory. First, you need to set an "AACS keys directory" in preferences; then you need to put a keyfile with disc for your key into this directory. MakeMKV will scan all files in this directory and will accept key in any format. Group of volunteers maintains a decent key database at http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=120988 . Be sure to download the latest keydb_bd file and unpack it into your AACS keys directory.

Woah I didn't expect it to actually mention people copying ISOs from a PS3, interesting.

>>61091358
I bought the BDs solely because No one uploaded them for 4 years anon and wanted to make my own encode to upload.

Cuck.

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>>61091091
i agree

>>61091091
Small hands

but they stole the alien doll face logo from Toy Story

pretty surprising to me, considering the similarities to digg
you gotta boil the frog slowly, else it'll jump out

>>61091006
when will we get our time to shine?

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>>61090991
Ah, yes, Java, the only programming language that is harder to learn than assembler code, especially over the span of a few months

Yep, you're totally fucked :^)

>>61091020
I heard it wasn't hard :( There's a code academy for it, is that any good?

>>61090991
As long as you actually do the fucking work and don't slack off, you're fine.

>>>/s/qt >>>/f/glt
[spoiler]Being opensource, AMD drivers integrate way better with rest of the system, but performance still lags behind their windows drivers. The gap is closing with newer GPUs though.[/spoiler]

In this same boat, have my eye on a 580 when/if they come back in stock...have heard AMD drivers on Linux have improved significantly compared to a few years ago but no direct experience

how would a RX vega perform on linux?

got em.

20 years ago you cannot make someone believe cell phones will have 8GBs of Ram and still be sluggish time to time
Inb4 an OS made from Java is a good idea

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>>61090864
>8 GB
>iPhone has 3 so you bough Android
>Android does not paginate, so each app has a memory cap.
>You are going to be able to use 100-200MB max per app if they are compiled with the largeHeap flag. Normal ones 40-60 MB aprox.
>inb4 you will open 80 apps, the OS will allow you to open at most 3-5 RAM-hungry apps, and a few more normal apps. Any additional app you open, the OS will force-close others.
Enjoy your 7 GB of wasted RAM.