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>>60983541
Make sure it's LTSB N 2016, first and foremost. Someone else'll be around to help with the rest. Too tired to, myself.

>>60983541
>Windows 10
Found the problem

>>60983608
ebin xDDDDDDDDd

>>60983481
>Is there anything worth coding?
scratch your own itch.

>>60983481
embedded c

have fun writing the universe from scratch

>>60983481
oh yeah also i think you're depressed on the inside so coding won't help.


try something completely different

>>60983477
Redundant hdds

tapes

Gold cds

>>60983335
>Redpill
You specifically will be trapped in one forever.

>>60983335
Define helpdesk for me.
I do "IT" at a small company. Which amounts to: doing nothing until someone bitches something isn't working.
The old IT guy was a drunk and asocial. So people are happy with me.

Help desk like a call centre? I'd stab myself within ten seconds.

I'd look for a job where you can actively move around. I usually have one or two places I can go to to "check" things. Which lets me get some activity away from a desk and keeps people from bitching at me.

>>60983335
If you are good at socializing and have a good touch on problem solving you will be fine...

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>>60983073
Yes goy, code for free

>>60983440
theres a difference between trying to get experience under your belt and coding for free

gl getting a job with no experience :^)

>>60983073
Please don't. Until you get some professional experience, your contributions are going to be pretty much worthless and a waste of time for whoever reviews them.
A better option is to start your own shitty projects and let other people review and shit on them. That way at least you'll learn something.

>>60982910
Democrats do this too. When I was an Obama voter I got an unsolicited invitation to some sort of indoctrination event. Nobody there had anything in common and we were all trying go figure out how our names had been chosen. The lady leading it explained that DNC had databases derived from voting records and the room wentï silent for a couple of seconds.

>people unironically vote

>>60983820
damn that's a dangerous game.

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>>60982812
Comically shit latency between literally every core!

https://www.pcper.com/reviews/Processors/Intel-Core-i9-7900X-10-core-Skylake-X-Processor-Review/Thread-Thread-Latency-and-

Haha what the fuck. It's actually worse than the bingbus.

>>60982824
why does Ryzen go to shit after the 7th core?

>>60982799
That makes no sense, hacking is not an inherently ideological act and as such, asking if it is ethical or not makes no sense. Hacking is simply something people can simply do or not do, for a huge variety of reasons.

It's like saying 'is breaking into a house ethical' -- people's answers will vary greatly depending on if they are burglars, immigration officers or a father saving his kidnapped daughter. An action described vaguely, as you have with hacking, will vary wildly based on intention.

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>>60982799
I think you are referring to security cracking. Being of playful cleverness is never unethical.

>>60983792
It can be. If figure out a playfully clever way to install pay toilets all around the city then its unethical.

just buy MX300, less than a quarter per gigabyte.

>>60982679
The price keeps increasing because the official reason is shortage of nand. But most likely reason is because artificial shortage.

>>60982679
Something about disc drive factories going away, driving their price up by shorter supply thus increasing SSD prices. They will continue to increase for a few more years

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OP here. Heres my actual file server. its a Dell Optiplex 330.
Core2 Duo @ 1.8 GHz.
2 GB RAM
Debian 7
RAID via mdadm
File serving via nfs

>>60982673
I'd go with snapraid and then some sort of drive pooling solution. Or if you want to go with paid software, look into unraid as well.

You can save space by just using parity drives instead of a mirrored configuration, and you can have all your data in one pool, even with mismatched disks. Keep in mind that only the largest disks can serve as parity drives.

This isn't making much sense to me.

It also seems like cheaping out might actually be costing you more.

Why are you running them externally? Are you out of SATA ports on the mobo? Physical case space?

I'm guessing you only have 4-SATA port's on mobo in their based on LGA775 mobos.

Do you already have all the SATA->USB3 enclosures/adapters you need? Those things cost money themselves. If you need 4 of them that's already like $40+ (depending on if you go with an actual physical enclosure) or just a USB3->SATA cable.

For comparison a 2TB WD Red drive is like $80 USD. A 'refurbished' 1TB drive can be found on newegg for $31+USD.

If you do lack the ports, you could also look at buying a new mobo.

Is that shitty Optiplex/cpu going to support USB3 speeds and enough performance for software raid?

Are you considering that the core2duo and PSU might end up costing you more money due to power efficiency?

Whats the actual workload/performance requirements? Is it running in a company or hosting your TV shows. Are you able to ghetto mount the drive in the case or does it need to be professional.

In my experience with USB storage for SATA drives isn't great. When I tried it, things like S.M.A.R.T. stats didn't get passed through and the speed was horrible (this was a USB2, but only a single drive so it should have been enough, was a cheap Chinese adaptor though).

Also I don't know how well USB3 would handle the bandwidth being access on multiple devices simultaneously and I'm guessing a cheap drop in 4port USB card wouldn't help.

PCIe add in SATA cards are also an option but have also been bad in my experience, get heaps of dmesg error messages. Once again these are cheap cards not the $120+ ones.

Trying to shoehorn RAID10 into this is just silly.

a bios update will be released, this is nothing.

Unless mobo makers have a time machine and predict all future CPUs for that socket they just release bios updates to ensure compatibility with future CPUS.

>>60982703
Way to miss the point. We're talking power limitations, not compatibility. Considering how much of a house fire these chips are, the higher end parts may be just too much for the current boards. Can't fix that with a BIOS update.

This was a problem with many AM3 boards too. Whilst they would technically support the 9590, you could expect the VRMs to burst into flames under load.

>>60982587
Im a faggot

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Second for bricked phones

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I'm trying to revive an old hp g62 that a friend wanted to throw away.
The screen doesn't turn on, after I disassembled it, I found out that the connector of the cable marked in pic related is broken and doesn't have any pins to connect it in the motherboard.
Any idea what is the name of this cable so I can order one online?

boolean if size/speed is an issue, a string if it's not, it also gives you the ability to store other values such as "not specified" or something

youll have to refactor after the sjw's come after you, so you might as well save yourself the trouble and just make it a 64-bit integer now

create a table Gender and make your Person table or w/e reference it
allow the FK GenderID to be Null (because there are genderless people)
the number of rows in dbo.Gender could be limitless, because there are many genders today

>>60982483
I'm the very opposite of a power user. I hate phones and I resent having to have one at all. I really, really resent the fact that I have to learn so much about this shitty, useless, brain-damaged platform to rip out the operating system and flash lineageos in a convoluted, device-specific manner just so I can avoid intense surveillance. "it doesn't report any information back to the organization that wrote the OS" should be a baseline feature, not something I have to go to a lot of trouble to set up. (Apple has the exact same problem, they're just less crass about it. And don't let you do anything about it.)

Phones exemplify everything that's wrong with modern technology.

>>60982553
k dad

>>60982553
You know you're being spied on by your carrier and ISP who could sell your information to google anyway right?

>>60982465
>10-year-old
10 years old
ftfy

>>60982465
>mom wondering why you're on the phone telling the vendor his software is shit

>>60982503
>seeing this as a 10 years old
fix merged