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>>60903915
Arduino is junt a shitty IDE using a shitty language.

You can proogram AVR with GCC and LLVM

>>60903915
The HiFive1 will respect your freedoms. The microcontroller on it is an open source system on a chip that implements the open architecture.

>>60903915
Has Stallman ever commented on this market? I think this is the kind of thing he should have a say on.

>>60903564
Its been like that for years. You have to use

alt + `

to cycle those windows. I tried going back to Gnome 3 but found that annoying so I stayed on Openbox.

You'll hate it, you'll be punished for writing good code if your teammates and your superiors are stupider than you (and they will be), and you'll be expected to give up the copyrights on your personal projects you do outside of work past present and future in perpetuity throughout the universe.
And if you refuse, you'll be promptly replaced with one of the other 6000 people who applied for the same position as you.

>>60903323
This!
>promptly replaced by 6000 others who applied

Heard the hr fag Mumble something similar when offering the job

>>60903171
godfox

no.
didn't clean mine since I built it in 2012

No but I feel pleasure in cleaning my pipes

No, but I have a real fetish about doing housework while wearing a full maid outfit, I do it all the time.

Finally I'm getting something out of those five dollars I donated in 2007

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>>60917397
>devops-process.png
https://www.suse.com/solutions/devops/
Well, you can find some nice links there, once you hover over the picture elements.
I had contact with most of the stuff there, since we use all that in the company.

>What are you working on?
Automating deployment of systems.
>What tools do you use?
KVM, Qemu, libvirt, virt-install
Bash for scripting, some Python
>What scripts have you built?
Stuff for automating deployment of single systems and whole infrastructures. Still working on that.

>>60917397
I'm a software engineer, never worked or looked into DevOps, so pardon the noobyness.

One of my roles is to look after a series of servers that are connected to some test cards on COM ports. Unfortunately, they are not setup too well, running Windows Server 2012 64-bit.

Yesterday I rebooted them all to carry out Windows Updates and restarted all the services that carry out the tests on the cards. All seemed well. Today, the server was overloaded with people trying to build their software (large builds, think compiling a Linux distro size) and it basically locked us out. It wasn't frozen, but it was timing out on network share access and remote desktop. Logging in locally it was also being extremely slow.

In the end I was forced to just press the power button. Once it rebooted, I tried looking through event viewer to identify anything, but nothing immediately jumped out, especially as the test card drivers aren't signed so event viewer is full of issues due to the drivers.

Could someone recommend monitoring software I can utilise on Server 2012?

The only experience I have with DevOps are the fucking insufferable Pajeets that it's outsourced to in our company.

>>60902797
At least, you assume that's what happened.
The Windows Update process has been hijacked several times recently to spread malware.

>CMD flashes the screen

I don't know about bookshelf but jbl lsr305 are good and sometimes sell for under 100 a piece

>>60917386
Hope someone with actual knowledge can give some recommendations, as mine aren't the best themselves either.

However, judging from your picture alone, I'd abstain from those. They look like they target gamers not audio enthusiasts.

>>60917521
They are a brand dedicated to WUB WUB WUB

Sadly I can't recommend DALI to you because they cost like twice in USA compared to here.

Find some used B&W, DALI or better yet, DynAudio if you want something natural sounding.

What I DO recommend you to do is ALWAYS listen to the speakers before buying.

Here we have a speaker reseller that lets us take home the speakers we want to buy for testing before actually buying them.

>>60902285
if you've got $1000 to blow try to find a local Hermann miller dealer.

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>>60902426
That was (and still is) the original plan. I had a knockoff for a while and it wasn't anything spectacular. I still had to choose between comfort and good posture. The mesh also lost firmness, probably because I was sitting wrong.

>>60902019
I love this kind of thing. Physics simulations have been on my mind for a while.

Also check this out (4d rotation):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDvlO9q6qWk

Oh shit it's Siggraph time? Can't wait to see what crazy shit they come up with this time.

>>60902019
great, so now one would be able to simulate dripping cum in his eroge

>>60901597
Wolfram Alpha. Although that doesn't really answer your question.

gentoo

>>60901686
>Wolfram Alpha
yea it doesn't
the site has godaddy whois protection

>>60901369
Why not instead contribute to the joint /cyb/ and /sec/ thread going?
>>>/g/cyb/

>>60902238
You'll notice that there's hardly anything cybernetic about this thread. I've made no effort and don't intend to approach Internet security in a multidisciplinary fashion in this thread. I'll leave that to them once they've figured out what cybernetics is about.

!false

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>What i actually do

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>>60917371
Haha xd le maymay programming statement. Let me try lolol

Bool true
If(1=1){
true = true}
Print(true)