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BURN BABY! BUUUUURN!
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2017/06/16/intel-core-i9-7900x-and-x299-chipset-revie/7
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>>60927702
>400 watts
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Jewripper is going to rip it a new asshole
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kek
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/alg/ Arch Linux General 2017-06-16 03:52:06 Post No.60927687
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Is it possible to make Xfce as comfy as KDE? - Arch user
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>>60927687
no.
Install solus
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>>60927687
If you want KDE then install KDE.
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>>60927811
this honestly.
Its even better to just have a nice windowmanager.
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I bought a Chromebook off Amazon. /g/ did I fuck up?
Pic related: It's this one
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>asking for purchase advice after having spent the money
fuck off you retarded generation Z fucklord
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>>60927667
>not going back in time to prevent yourself from making a poor purchase
fucking normie
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IPS with good battery life and is light n portable
Slap on Linux and you got yourself a comfy netbook
Or keep chromeos and enjoy nice security but locked down default
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c++ extracting container object attribute containers 2017-06-16 03:50:00 Post No.60927654
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c++ extracting container object attribute containers
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Quick question /g/
You have a container, say a list. Each object in the container has an attribute A. What you want now is a new container of the same type containing those A's. Example:
[object0(A=4), object1(A=2), object2(A=0)]
to
[4, 2, 0].
I know how to write it, question is whether there is something like this in the standard library. Does not need to work irrespective of container type.
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http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/initializer_list
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>>60929169
>http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/initializer_list
no..?
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>>60927654
std::transformclass object
{
public:
object(int value) : foo(value) {};
int foo;
};
std::vector<object> from_vector;
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
{
from_vector.push_back(object(i));
}
std::vector<int> to_vector(from_vector.size());
std::transform(from_vector.begin(), from_vector.end(), to_vector.begin(), [](object const &obj) {return obj.foo; });
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Objections?
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>>60927600
Can you show me your penis (´ω｀%)
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>>60927600
The grey keyboard gets disgusting sweat stains on it very quickly. Get black
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>>60927617
pic related
>>60927647
>t. disgusting asian youtuber
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Why is this showing up on my Firefox?
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>>60927587
Why do you think this is gaymergaterchan?
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>>60927587
Because you dont know how to use uBlock Origin
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>>60927587
Because you don't know how to disable it.
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Intel Core i9-7900X (Skylake-X) Review 2017-06-16 03:40:30 Post No.60927551
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Intel Core i9-7900X (Skylake-X) Review
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Have these guys broken NDA?
https://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2017/06/16/intel-core-i9-7900x-and-x299-chipset-revie/1
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Nobody cares about a 3 year old Xeon
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They will still sell!
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europol.europa.eu/stopchildabuse
Any efficient ways of going about this or just human bruteforce?
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Dear wielders of the mighty soldering iron. They say you're not supposed to do the 12-5=7 trick because your PSU won't like it.
I don't like to use resistors because I had a Noctua resistor that came with a fan catch fire once.
So please have a look at pic related. Is it actually that easy?
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>>60927448
well yeah, that's what a voltage regulator is for.
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>>60927448
Get a datasheet for your regulator: http://www.ti.com/general/docs/lit/getliterature.tsp?genericPartNumber=LM7800&fileType=pdf
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>>60927557
I don't speak datasheet though
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https://news.samsung.com/global/samsung-ramps-up-64-layer-v-nand-memory-production-to-accommodate-expanding-line-up-of-high-performance-flash-storage-solutions
So... a 64-layer 3+TB PCI-e 8x Samsung 970 Pro this autumn?
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>>60927418
For one bajillion dollars, yes.
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>>60927784
>poor people
>not even once
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B-But what did he mean by this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3ssad0qZuU
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6900K for less than $900 and 6700K for less than $300.
The 7700K has 10% off.
What the fuck is going on?? I'm about to buy a 6900K. This shit is such a steal!
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>6900K
Wow, 1700X performance for twice the price!
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>>60927226
1700X struggles with AVX2 instructions....
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>>60927239
who the fuck cares?
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Smartphone time. Looking for phones with out a locked bootloader and that's on Verizon I'm stuck on my parents plan cause it's free but I want my freedom of android!
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>>60927133
>I'm stuck on my parents plan
you have to be 18 or older to use this website. fucking generation Z retard
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>>60927173
I'm 25 not all of us are perfect
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>>60927133
>what isfastboot oem unlock
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Well, I didn't do my research and got an E series not a T series Thinkpad (E550). I'm still happy with it, but it just doesn't run as fast as I'd like, even with an I7.
I refused to get laptops most of my life because I think they're unreliable. A technician I spoke to recently explained to me that the big concern is heat, and that if I had a good way to mitigate it, the performance and reliability would be better.
Would there be a way to set the computer up to run at a higher specification when plugged in/ using additional cooling? Sort of as an offset to a desktop.
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GNU/Linux vim user autist here 2017-06-16 03:07:23 Post No.60927206
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GNU/Linux vim user autist here
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>Have to use Windows 7 at work
>Install cmder, to have some GNU/Linux peace
>It's fucking slow, but gets the job done
>gvim sucks, don't want to waste time anymore with setting everything up
>Install Visual Studio Code
>Install Vim mode
It's pretty good.
What tools have you used on Windows to give you the GNU/Linux feel?
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b-b-bash for windows
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>>60927215
Yeah, and i'm stuck with fucking windows 7. I don't care about telemetry at work. I'm a GNU/Linux user 99% of the time at home.
Is Bash only available through Cygwin otherwise?
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>>60927215
Nice. Say it with confidence senpai, it's /much/ better than Cygwin.