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>>60810206
i would try but then discover nothing fits

Gateway. Nothing is proprietary.

>>60810206
I had that tower. Fuck me I never should've donated it, I kept it in mint condition and some min wage whipping boy probably trashed it for parts as soon as it entered the donations bin.

>women in stem is a throwaway celebrity meme like kabala and spirit cooking

haha

"WAAAAAAAH WOMEN ARE SUCH STUPID WHORES WHY WON'T THEY FUCK MEEEEEEE" - OP

Go have your little circlejerk on /r9k/.

>>60809887
Plot twist. It's HTML

>>60809883
Beyond godlike tier:
Haskell
God tier:
C, ASM
Good tier:
C++, Java
Fine tier:
C#, Perl
Shit tier:
JavaScript, Ruby
Nigger tier:
Python, PHP

>>60809883
C++ is the best java is for poos from india

java ranked above C#, top kek mate

>>60809870
>Preferably AMD.

To bad miners got em.

You might get lucky with a 560 tho. Your alternative is a 1050ti which is just as good and considering euro pricing probably more $/perf efficient.

>>60809870
go with rx 580/570
for casual gaming profile rx560 / gtx1050ti would be nice

>>60809926
Could that hold up for about 2years?
I have a 7790, and it holder up for a long time!
Is the one you suggested dx12 compatible?

>>60809821
Any MacBook pro 13 inch from 2010 to 2012 has the same battery and can be replaced.

>>60809877
talking about new ones here anon

I actually keep my computers, say the battery wears out in 4 or 5 years

then what?

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>>60809885
Fucking open it, in solder the battery and red solder a new one in.. If you can't solder then learn, it's fucking easy.........

Captcha: Norman

>>60809817
I have a Ergotron LX HD for a 40" 4K TV and I love it. Its the best arm i've ever used and a lot better than the 3M arms I used to have.

>Getting one of those ikea countertops to use as a desk and seeing those /bst/ threads has me worried about sag
Fuck if I know about that. I have mine mounted to a 1 1/4" thick MDF desktop and it is fine.

>>60809817
This looks exactly like the amazon basic ones. Which I believe I read were actually them just buying the ergotron's and labeling as amazon. So you might save money by getting those.
If that's the case, then it's the one I have, and they are very good. 27 and 24 vertical *should* be fine, but be sure to give yourself space from the wall. They stick out a bit even with just my two 24's.

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>>60809864
yeah this countertop is 1 1/2" particleboard with a 1/8" solid oak, i did buy an extra leg to place in the center though but wasn't sure if i should go through with mounting it if people haven't had that much issue, went with the 74 incher.

>>60809929
i know, which is why i'm asking around, there's so many off-brands on amazon (which is where i'm gonna order it from) that it's hard to know which ones are actually worthwhile.

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>pajeet keeps adding business logic to the gui classes

>>60809796

if it works its not stupid.

>>60809796
i love global variables i name them intelligently like names
x
y
i

>>60809400
Not likely, considering the screen tan

Also, that's a man in drag.

>>60809400
Dubs confirm.

>>60809400
>she

>>60809138
how do i stop it

Browser? Also just block the domain you baka

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>>60809152
The consensus is to use uBlock or uMatrix.
and add this to your uBlock Origin filters:
||ekansovi.com$domain=4chan.org

>>60809102
AMD can't tame the keller. Nobody can.

>>60809102
Hes not for permanent hire, only temporary contract.

Zen was designed and lead by Mike Clark, Keller was in charge of tooling and team management.

>>60808927
I runned through a lot. But now I'm about a year with fedora in my desktop.

>>60808927
Ubuntu MATE is broken by default, and I'm not talking about tearing. Try doing this
>open firefox
>download a file
>after it's done, open the download folder within firefox
>system stops responding
Good system :^)

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>>60808927
My path was
Ubuntu LTS (Unity) -> Lubuntu -> Mint -> Ubuntu LTS (Mate) -> Solus
Mint and Solus are my favourites
I stucked with Solus because Budgie is fucking comfy and it just werks

>>60808901
Literal jews. Don't use their services.

>>60809042
who is better?

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>>60808901
Shill thread? Shill thread.

Why is JS so cancerous? What the fuck is wrong with all those wrappers

>>60808860

#include <cstddef>
#include <type_traits>
#include <iostream>

// Lists must have a value member and a next pointer
template <typename Object, bool is_class = std::is_class<Object>::value>
struct is_list
{
    template <typename T, T Object::*>
    struct helper;

    template <typename T>
    static std::false_type has_next(...);

    template <typename T>
    static std::false_type has_value(...);

    template <typename T>
    static std::true_type has_next(helper<T*, &T::next> *);

    template <typename T>
    static std::true_type has_value(helper<decltype(T::value), &T::value> *);

    typedef decltype(has_next<Object>(nullptr)) next_tester;
    typedef decltype(has_value<Object>(nullptr)) value_tester;

    static const bool value = next_tester::value && value_tester::value;
};

template <typename Object>
struct is_list<Object, false> : std::false_type {};


size_t print_list(...)
{
    std::cout << "No elements" << std::endl;
    return 0;
}


template <typename List>
typename std::enable_if<is_list<List>::value, size_t>::type print_list(const List& list)
{
    size_t n = 0;

    auto* ptr = &list;
    while (ptr != nullptr)
    {
        std::cout << ptr->value << std::endl;
        ++n;
        ptr = ptr->next;
    }

    return n;
}


template <typename Type>
struct List
{
    Type  value;
    List* next;
};


struct NotList
{
    int value;
    List<int>* next;
};


int main()
{
    NotList nhead = { .value = 1, .next = nullptr };
    print_list(nhead);

    List<int> head = { .value = 1, .next = nullptr };
    print_list(head);

    return 0;
}

I love C++!

>>60808787
I don't care I don't have anything to hide the people spying on me would be bored as fuck

>>60808787
I'd be surprised if a company wasnt doing this.

>>60809085
>My information can't be used against me to harm me or those around me

Jesus Christ fish person, just get a multi-port Ethernet adapter instead of whatever the fuck it is you're doing with TEN Ethernet dongles!

>>60808898
Or just buy a switch

Want to buy some crapbook and compatibility with OpenBSD is my requirement. Minimal specs: 4GB RAM, 4 cores (or threads), less than 15", SSD over 60GB, under 400$.

What are my options? No website specifies wifi chipset and I've heard I can have issues with sound as well.