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>>61010968
Still the most fun I've ever had playing a video game

>wuts lime wire?
>download linkin park songs at 3-4kbps
>sister gets viruses
>dad bitches and whines
>fix family computer
>family emachines @2ghz remains in bedroom
>steal C&C generals and play lots of RA2
>sister wants 2 play Tycoon
>become tycoon
>sad because can't tycoon while sister tycoons tycoon
>get broadband
>nobody plays games anymore, can't get dad off internet
>viruses
>TYCOOOOOOON

>be 11
>no friends
>tired of playing famicom
>get computer
>shitpost on usenet, fidonet and various other pre www platforms
good times

>ROP: 0

Interesting.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/11559/nvidia-formally-announces-pcie-tesla-v100-available-later-this-year

Nvidia Volta, faster, higher performance and much more power efficient

AYYMD HOUSEFIRES, DEAD ON ARRIVAL

Lol they still have quantities of Fiji

>>61010264
Too tedious to re-enable that addon every restart. uBlock Origin matters.

>>61010285
>chrome users

LMAO

>AdNauseam
whomstedv?
>problem in a google walled garden
and i should care because?
>don't be a cuck
but you already are, who else uses chrom* shit?

get fucked, summerfag, nypa

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>>61010068

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>>61010068
>>61010112

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Look at that bad mother fucker.

4 thick ass heat pipes. Venturi fan shroud to accelerate air on a 92mm fan spinning at sub 1000rpms on idle. And just for your riced out guts thread, they even made it a Subtle RGB glow effect.

>>61010063
install gentoo

>>61010063
It's not for you.

>>61010063
install gentoo

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>>61009866
>see picture
> C U M

>>61009884
I have a webm from r9k with a guy masturbating and ejaculating to this pic.

>>61009866
stop posting homosexual content anon

"Technical Media". Close.

What's his education background again?

Yellow Journalism is all he is good at under the guise of being some tech expert.

Gamer Nexus is literal AMD paid shills

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>>61010024
m-muh compsci degree

botnet

Is this some kind of 4chan x shit? I've never seen that domain on here before

>>61009719
It's a 1x1 image that tracks you.

Any good fans that work with ryzen 1700x out the box? I keep hearing regular fans don't fit and need an extra bracket is something

do thermal pads stick on their own?

>>61009698
hey OP add this to the OP istings

>The Ryzen lineup comes with excepcionally good stock coolers. (with the exception of the 1600X) consider using them over any sub 35USD cooler.

I'm sorry

Sorry

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I sold mah niggas will buy the next dip

>>61009280
Craigslist.

I'd buy it

>>61009339
They don't let you sell "recalls"

*blocks the blocked banner*

>>61009131
for such sites I just leave

FUCK YOU especially, Forbes

>not having anti-antiadblock

I'm a professional programmer with 15+ years of experience, why would I waste my time on an outdated introduction to programming course written by a couple of professors without any experience outside their ivory tower, constructed around a dead language and which has been shilled as a revelation for 30 years now without anyone actually using the ideas from it in practice.

>>61009362
Came here to post exactly that.

It has a bizarre order of presenting topics -- an ordering that's totally out of touch with what's going on in actual computer science classrooms.

For example, it starts right out in chapter 1 by jumping into recursion and recursive tree algorithms. A vast majority of computer science faculty know that you can't just walk into a lower-level programming class and on the first week show the students how Ackermann's function works, and how to recursively calculate the nth Fibonacci number in log n time using a clever tree-walking approach. For this reason, the book is pretty much totally ignored by a vast majority of computer science departments.

What ever happened to teachers trying to figure out how to best communicate technical material to students in a clear, straightforward manner that's carefully designed to make the material as easy for the students to learn as is feasible?

There is no fucking reason why any textbook needs to EVER be perceived as hard or challenging. If the author truly cares about explaining the material clearly, and has the communication skills to do so, any subject can be explained in a way that most of the students find easy and straightforward to learn. Unfortunately, not nearly enough authors care to develop that skill, anf SICP is one of the most atrocious examples of that.

There are reasons why SICP has been rejected by a vast majority of universities for their computer science program. It's good to learn those reasons -- because that helps you understand how to write better textbooks.

>>61009362
http://www.paulgraham.com/avg.html

>>61008971
check for refurbished Nokia 5310, you can get them for like $20 from chink portal of your choice
I had one back in the day and bought one last year and it works nicely

>>61009013
>Nokia 5310
It's from 2007 and it also have camera and I don't need camera but I certainly don't need a shitty camera with 2mp.

>>61008971
Nokia 3310 man
it's cheap and has microSD storage

>>61008891
>do my homework for me
no.

>>61008891

import compile.py

"A compiler"

Damn, I did it in one line. I must be a genius.