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how long before 10tb 2.5inch SSDs are under $500?
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Long ass time, because R&D is focused on speeds and form factor, not capacity.
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>>60824441
>Long ass time, because R&D is focused on speeds and form factor, not capacity.
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>>60824441
Capacity has been roughly doubling every two years. We will probably see consumer 10TB drives in 4 years, and it will be below $500 in another 4.
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Learning using AVR/8051/any 8 bit micro
>buy 5$ board + micro from amazon, or just a micro directly if i dont feel like spending too much money
>download datasheet, maybe google around to learn the basics
>download a well supported toolchain with minimal performance overhead
>even download an assembler to work in assembly if i am feeling like it
>learn to use the thing in one week max
Suddenly i feel like using one of those powerful ARM based ones, so i go ahead and buy an stm32
>buy 5$ board, other alternatives are more expensive but my personal opinion says its the same micro on the board so can't be that different
>suddenly get my mouth raped with all the shit about JTAG, STLink shit
>some obscure page tells me i can program the micro using UART, fuck yes
>datasheet is over 1000 pages with lots of cryptic useless info
>have to decide between 3 different kinds of abstraction layers to actually use the micro
>have to download a 400MB toolchain, cant find any info about ONLY its registers anywhere (so that i can make my own header files to use and actually understand the thing)
Who thought this was a good idea? Why can't ARM be more like 8 bit micros?
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>>60824371
>datasheet is over 1000 pages with lots of cryptic useless info
i bet your just to lazy to actually read it
most of the datasheets from reputable manufacturers are good and contain loads of info regarding registers, their purpose, and their address spaces and such
i agree the toolchains and shit are often terrible though
buy a jtag debugger like dragon or some shit
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>>60824479
Maybe it's just me, but I really find STM data sheets a lot inferior in quality as compared to atmel ones
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>>60824479
>cant find any info about ONLY its registers anywhere
Have you tried reading the datasheet?
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>installing Win 10
>installation is complete
>accidentally click "Use express setings" on last config screen
>have to format and install again
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>>60824329
you can change them all within windows
>implying it makes any difference anyway
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>>60824365
is there a good guide to completely get rid of telemetry?
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>>60824389
There's lots.
..Oh wait, you want spoonfed? pffftthahaha
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I would buy novidya goyforce but I don't want to be cucked by downgrade drivers when the (((new cards))) come out
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>>60823964
nice blog anon.
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Ive never seen so many memes in such a simple post
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Is it possible to build your own 4chan android app (similar to mimi)? By possible I mean, are there APIs, is it legal and so on..
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>>60823740
You know you have to buy 4chan user pass to access API, right?
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>>60823762
Oh, didn't know that. Thanks for the info
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It's impossible and also illegal
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Alright /g/, recommend me a good vacuum, im tired of the ones that dont suck.
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>>60823524
Your mom.
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>>60823604
This.
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>>60823524
Here you go, fagget.
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Is the default composite manager still shit?
You have to install Compton right?
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I still don't know where this meme came from
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Not in 4.14.
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>>60823426
Nice
>>60823425
It's real
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How many firewalls do you need nowadays? I've been using 100 for a few years but recently some guy from Russia managed to get past 83 of them so I'm getting a bit worried here.
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>>60823185
I have over 9000 firewalls.
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>>60823185
somewhere in the region of 500-1000, depending on your use case
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>>60823185
One decent hardware firewall will do.
>EDC thread
>guns everywhere
wouldn't you feel bad if you had to use that and killed somebody
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>>60823137
Not as bad as dying feels lol
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No I would enjoy it actually.
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>>60823161
uhh
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Retarded question: I would like an alarm clock on android that instead of ringing endlessly just send me a sound notification. Can't find how to do that.
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>I want an alarm clock that doesn't function well as an alarm clock
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>>60823104
That's because it's enough to wake me up and also because I want sound notification at some hour to remind stuff.
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>>60823121
>I want sound notification at some hour to remind stuff.
>I can't figure out how to set reminders
Anon...
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I used to code in Python, however i want to learn a new language just for fun.
What's /g/ opinion on Perl6?
(Inb4, dead language. I dont care, i have Python for mundane stuff already.)
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>>60823066
Perl is a fun language fun, but it's also a scripting language like Python.
I would suggest you learn something like C. Don't listen to /g/, learning C is a lot of fun and you can get the basics in a short time.
Other options would be Haskell or LISP, also great input that will make you a better programmer..
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>>60823066
Just do it. Don't listen to spergs like >>60823176
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>>60823066
c++! make gaemes!
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Why is c++/c++ libraries so poorly documented?
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>>60822485
You mean C/C++? C's standard library is well documented. C++ has basically multiple standard libraries so I can understand how documentation may seem poor, but for the most part it's such a widespread language that finding examples is pretty easy.
If you mean third party libraries, well, that can vary widely of course, and that's just the fault of the third party library maintainers. Other languages might suffer less from this just because they include more things in their standard libraries which get documented as part of their own process, where as C has a much simpler standard library so there are more third party libraries written for complex tasks by individuals of differing levels of concern for thorough documentation.
Back to C's standard library though, often documentation is as simple as$ man [function]
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>>60822485
>poorly
en.cppreference.com
Or what >>60822644 said$ man function
For boost, see: http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/
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>>60822485
>Why is c++/c++ libraries so poorly documented?
Why are c++/c++ libraries so poorly documented?
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thin client for home use? 2017-06-09 11:52:13 Post No.60822376
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thin client for home use?
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In my quest for silent computing, I came across these. Are they any good for home use? I'm not interested in gaming, but I do need low latency USB audio for running a DAW, and dual monitors, one of them is VGA
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Instead of wyse it would probably be cheaper to go with m58's off Craigslist and vnc to vms running in a home server.
I got mine for $20
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Ins.tall Gentoo
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>>60822402
I can buy a wyse client for about 20$ as well, so the price is not a concern
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poorfag in need of laptop for 3D work 2017-06-09 11:35:58 Post No.60822243
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poorfag in need of laptop for 3D work
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I'm a young poorfag looking to get into 3d art as a career. I downloaded some 3D software but my current laptop is so shit it won't even install on it.
Is there a way I can get a cheap 64bit laptop with the following specs
>Windows (running on Intel or AMD 64-bit CPU with SSE3 support)
> 4 GB RAM (8 GB or more recommended)
> OpenGL graphics card supporting OpenGL 4.1 (dedicated GPU recommended)
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amyone?
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install gentoo XD
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What budget are we talking about?
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hey /g/uys newfag here,is hardware backdoor a real thing? i read somewhere a while ago that every computer has it or something.
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Install gentoo
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>>60822188
If it's possible than it's a real thing OP.
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>>60822188
Yes, it exists but inadvertantly.
There's a small autonomous CPU inside the Intel CPU chip that is used for Intels purposes. It runs as long as there's power available, so it runs when the main CPU is powered down.
Lately an exploit has been detected by researchers.
I read about it this morning and now the news sites have moved on to the Comey and May issues and I can't find it. Probably on ArsTechnica.