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Editing a record (vehicle) from the main screen previously listed.

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Adding a new one, etc.

>>60124413
>external data
>wanting botnet in your life
>space between meme arrow and green text
ayy

>>60124413
>LO Calc
>instead of Postgres + C
>in current_year
what the hell is wrong with you?

>>60124413
TFW having to write a bashscript to format your data because of shit open source tools. TFW 2017 and you can't manage normal spreadsheet functions that have been around for forever in Excel & Numbers.
Open source 0
The good guys 1

>>60124383
Scan for malware ASAP.

ps aux

Or htop

Contribute to GNU/eMacs

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First for C++ is shit.

>>60123996
I love you all

>>60124002
>>60124005
whom'st've for these posts are not programming please stay on topic

>>60123967
Isn't 3301 a dead meme now ?

>>60123967
>>>/x/

wtf

>>60123933
You don't?

>>60124079
no, i don't. i live the perfect normal life - masturbating all day to bbc porn

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What is wrong with living like this?

That is the opposite of sleeper.
Looks valuable but is worth nothing.

>>60123877
Wow, Xbox dev kit?

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>>60123654
Microkernels are lower performance by design.

>>60123654
All a microkernel does is unnecessarily move kernel subsystems to userspace and add extra context switch overhead and complexity.

Microkernels are garbage and offer no advantage at all. Monolithic is simpler and superior.

>>60123696
> For L4Linux, the AIM benchmarks report a maximum throughput which is only 5% lower than that of native Linux.

Also, if you're running X11, you can't talk shit about performance.

And for all computers except supercomputers and perhaps some severely limited embedded systems, reliability is more important than performance.

>>60123722
> Unnecessarily
Have you ever written a project over 10 kloc?

Over 50% of Linux crashes are bugs in the drivers. In a microkernel, that wouldn't happen.

>>60123532
What game is that?

>>60123543
mario 64

>>60123543
Vampire Bloodlines
If you play it, make sure you grab the plus patch.
The GOG patch that comes with it isn't the plus patch, it's just the bugfix patch that doesn't restore content or make a certain infamous tedious segment of the game playable.
http://vtmb.wikia.com/wiki/Unofficial_Patch

>>60123093
Ok

Oh shit OP, sad thing you cant do something like unsubscribe him or something similar.

should I unsubscribe?

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>>60123064
what happens if I install on my desktop and not a fresh server?

>>60123064
post source

>hey guys just run this random script as root
What could possibly go wrong.

>>60123048
They have thermal resistors and will go into cripple mode before self-destructing.

The newer ones can usually save themselves from sudoku but you likely shortened its lifespan by a large amount. To answer your question: they can last a few more seconds than yours did before they melt.

>>60123048
Depends. Luck and design play a role. Some older CPUs could last months, some CPUs survive maybe a few seconds. They all have thermal protection, but I'd not rely on it.

>>60123025
See if you can transfer it over to Amazon so you can buy a noose you faggot

>>60123043
I've looked for ways to transfer but I can't find any.

>>60123025
There are some really cool and cheap apps that worl really well like camscanner pro, poweramp pro, nova launcher prime. Other than that there are some reallt cheap icon packs too.

>>60123024
look like signal lights on a car so 12v dc

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>>60123024
If you aren't able to find out, what are you going to do about it once you know? Determining the voltage and using them kind of go hand in hand. Start with a couple volts ac see if they glow. Voltages of bulbs are usually battery standard voltages. 1.5 volts, 3, 6, 9, 12 volts etc. If it starts to get 'too' bright then use the lowest voltage. It it blows up then you've got three left to run at the lower voltage assuming they're the same. Looks like there's a number on one of them. You can look it up. Incandescent bulbs like these don't burn themselves up like led's and laser diodes. You don't need to limit the current once you get the voltage right. They are basically light emitting resistors. Have fun.

>>60123024
yep, they are light blubs from a many decades old car. I had some of them myself. 12v stuff.

>it outpreforms...
>lossless
>lossless
>lossless
>lossless

So what about lossy algorithms?
If you think lossy encoding isn't necessary then you're supremely retarded.

>>60122945
It's not meant to compete with lossy formats and of course they will produce smaller files above all else.

Have a better preforming lossless format is still worth going for and there a lots of cases where using a lossy format is not optimal like line art images.

FLIF also has a pseudo lossy mode that is still quite good.

>>60122930
Even that's outdated

We have made better formats than PNG and JPG. About a dozen different times

These formats are hilariously outdated

We just continue to use them for the sake of ubiquity