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Answer me or I'll assume you are gay

>>59624300
>Carry
>15.6
You must be from /fit/

>>59624300
pelican

>>59624270
Every 5 years you'd do an office update and it would be the "official" office templating standard for the US government?

I don't think there are going to be any major break throughs in legal documents or academic papers anytime soon.

>>59625927
Unless, of course, you start using standardized form templates and scantron input sheets to fill out standard paperwork like I requested.

>>59625947
Or create some sort of universal electronics standard that determines what information should be on each of our drivers licenses. (Good luck with that, have fun with the 9th amendment, lol)

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No its not dont listen to /g/ its the best you should buy it

>>59624181
For your average user that doesn't own a babby lake core CPU and 200 series motherboard and doesn't need 32 GB of fake RAM added to their system, yes.

>>59624181

256GB of RAM for almost $1000 less than it's equivalent in DRAM is a meme I can get behind.

32K PBR workflow here I come.

Why can't they put a decent camera into a dumbphone? SE phones had better cameras than le 2017 budget phones

look up the nokia 515, you poor fucking nigger

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Oh yeah, forgot one of the biggest pluses for the 212

>charges through microusb so no need for a dedicated, special charger anymore

>>59624318
>not just buying a Cat B100 if going for "premium" feature phones
has 3G and probably a decent enough camera

>>59624034
Some big pharma can patent it and make big bucks?

>>59624034

My CUDA-Enabled GPU is too busy training a neural network model on hentai momcest pictures.

>>59624093
What happened to that anon that posted the website that identifies porn actresses? It used a neural net thing.

>>59623878
how about you install unix without a gui

>>59623904
>missing the fun of strange aesthetics

minix
any bsd

Install gentoo

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>>59623868
Get rid of gamer gunk

>>59623868
With Old spice.

Dear /dpt/,

What are the programming languages you'd say you know well? Something you'd put on your resume, and you'd would feel comfortable doing the interview exercises in

>>59623865
C

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Both are meme degrees catering to brainlets. You'll do just fine in CS.

>>59623809
Do some programing tutorial courses online. If you feel like you're educated stupid while doing it, programming isn't for you.

>>59623809
CS. If you going with memes, it better be the memest of the two.

>>59623771
normies

>>59623771
windows 8.1 with classic shell is decent

No, Windows was never good.

oh and by good friend I don't mean good friend at all, he's just an awesome acquaintance

install gentoo

>lets break RSA-2048, guys!!!!
Sure thing

Most people don't learn a new language every week, even if they're programmer hobbyists in their spare time.

This is something only nu-coder webdev shitters do in order to remain relevant because the shelf life on their tools is less than 6 months.
Remember npm? Remember bower? Remember yarn? Angular?
Nobody even uses that shit anymore.

>>59623781
Sorry but how is npm dead in any way?

>>59623781

Mad.

>tech

>not a beepboop
>imma get me a job in tech
>still no jorb
OP confirmed for retard

>>59623628
Day 21? Fucking kek.

>>59623597
Doesn't support flash though.

>>59623597
>use tor
>fall for one of the thousands exploits of the NSA and CIA
>get labeld as a criminal
nice try, CIAnigger

>>59623626
>Current year
>flash
pick one

>>59623653
Nice try Nsa

I'd be anal about it if I was Intel as well.

>The internal voltage regulation (dLDO)

>Zeppelin is the first design in which AMD has extensively utilized integrated voltage regulators. Unlike the fully integrated voltage regulator (FIVR) used in Haswell and Broadwell CPUs, AMD's regulator implementation isn't based on ultra-high speed switching circuitry. >The integrated voltage regulators in Zeppelin are ultra-high efficiency digital low-dropout (dLDO) type of regulators. Most of the different domains (cores, caches, data fabric, etc.) have their own dLDOs and they can all be controlled individually.

>Despite the presence of the dLDOs, the consumers can ignore them completely. This is because in the consumer parts most of the dLDOs (all except some of the minor domains) are permanently placed in a by-pass mode. This means that actual regulators are disabled and all of the voltage regulation takes place on the motherboard, just like on the previous generation CPUs and APUs.

>>59623879
Yeah one of the funniest things about Ryzen is it actually is a SoC. No chipsets, north or southbridge, are needed. It has its own SATA and USB controllers, and apparently might be actually capable of bootstrapping itself.

>>59624142
This is the reason why the motherboards are so clean, too bad that doesn't translate to even cheaper motherboards when it fucking could.

Damn mobo jews