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Has anyone here done the IPAT?
I applied for IBM a while ago, and I just got the email for the assessment.
How difficult is it, and how do I make sure I don't fuck up?
>pic unrelated
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Who's the grill?
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>>59621371
The pic is the only thing we care about!
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>>59621371
http://masteribmipat.com/
youre welcome
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Is C still worth learning? 2017-03-28 04:22:00 Post No.59621350
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Is C still worth learning?
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Is C still worth learning?
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no?
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>>59621350
Yes, because at some point it pays knowing how to connect different languages using the working ABI subset pays, even if none of them is actually C.
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Looking to set up an old computer as a file server with remote file access for when I'm out and about. Everything google tells me is related to NAS, but that seems more limited than what I'm hoping to achieve. Amahi seems reasonable, what do you guys suggest?
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Bump, was trying to do the same thing with an old laptop.
Installed NAS4Free and I could ping the server but couldn't get to the login
Are there additional steps for using a computer instead of a regular NAS?
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FTP
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Maybe I should broaden the scope of my request. How did you set up your own servers, and with what features?
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>you can make a hash out of a file
>changing one single bit modifies the entire hash
Why can't we make files out of hashes? 99.999999999999999999999999999999999999% compression when?
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you might as well randomly generate a binary string and hope it turns out to be photoshop and not cheese pizza
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That's not how computers work son. Get back to flippin' burgers
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a hash doesn't correspond to a unique file
Why doesn't 4chan use HTTPS? Aren't the users vulnerable without it?
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>>59621158
It is capable of it, it just isn't on by default. If you connect with https://4chan.org/lgbt/ it should work. I don't think it encrypts images, though.
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What is HTTPS everywhere.
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It does, retard.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5pMg8SUVF4
GNU/Linux is capable of DX11 with wine staging 2.3
name ONE reason why you're not using a Linux distribution right now.
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How many hours am I going to waste trying to set this shit up? Only to discover it'll never work due to my paticular hardware setup?
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>>59621116
>it won't work with my hardware setup
Not a problem if you use NVIDIA hardware.
Even if you use AMD there are fixes for pretty much every problem on the Wine forums.
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>>59621081
It doesn't support DX12.
How the fuck do I get fonts to behave normally in arch /g/? I got memed into using arch and I love it except for the fucking fonts. Any font I install or that comes with any other package I install (e.g. wps-office) is instantly used everywhere, including what I'm typing right now. I've looked on the wiki and haven't found any proper font management, how do you guys cope with this?
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Install Gentoo
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Learn how to use config files.
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>>59621052
do you really think yout problem deservers it's own thread?
How and where can you get a CS degree with only a GED?
>le college meme
I know, but there's no other way to get a job in computers. That's life.
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bump. please help me /g/uys
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>>59622233
Lol Americans
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>>59621051
You mean universities don't admit students who only have GED? Whatever that is.
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Now that we have bash in Windows 10. Is there any reason to use Linux as a desktop operating system?
Daily reminder that every software available on Linux is also on Windows, but not the reverse.
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>>59620892
trolling is a art
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>>59620892
>can't use vlc skins
0/10, dropped
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What can you do with it? Are you given access to apt? Would be cool if you could install Python through it (because it sounds like a hassle on windows). Can bash interact with the windows file system effectively?
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>you can't even use it without any cooling
AMD eternally BTFO
How will they ever recover?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSdcMqWM1DE
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>>59620840
Noone cares
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>>59620840
>Athlon 1400
oh wow, you're only sixteen years late
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>>59620876
you cared enough to post. congrats nerd
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Why isn't this working?
Am I using the right sql language?
how do I fix it?
SQL query:
CREATE TABLE affiliates(
ID int( 10 ) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT ,
username varchar( 50 ) NOT NULL default”,
PASSWORD varchar( 32 ) NOT NULL default”,
site varchar( 255 ) NOT NULL default”,
email varchar( 255 ) NOT NULL default”,
akey varchar( 32 ) NOT NULL default”,
ptype varchar( 32 ) NOT NULL default‘0’,
pemail varchar( 255 ) NOT NULL default”,
address text NOT NULL ,
PRIMARY KEY ( ID ) ,
UNIQUE KEY akey( akey )
) TYPE = MYISAM AUTO_INCREMENT =1;
MySQL said: Documentation
#1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '”,
password varchar(32) NOT NULL default ”,
site varchar(255) NOT NULL d' at line 3
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Im using MySQL on cpanel
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Dell’s 32-inch 8K UP3218K Display Now For Sale 2017-03-28 03:23:46 Post No.59620577
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Dell’s 32-inch 8K UP3218K Display Now For Sale
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>As always, the first Dell monitors off the production line are designed to be high-end professional monitors. The UP3218K goes in at higher than average specifications, such as 1300:1 contrast ratio, 400 nits brightness, but also offers 100% AdobeRGB, 100% RGB and 98% DCI-P3. The UP3218K is part of Dell’s UltraSharp range, which means we should expect the monitor to be color calibrated out of the box to within a given dE value, typically dE < 3.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/11220/dells-32-inch-8k-up3218k-display-now-for-sale
http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=bsd&cs=04&sku=210-ALEZ
THANK YOU BASED DELL!
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>>59620577
>THANK YOU BASED DELL!
>$4,999.99
>THANK YOU
>$4,999.99
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for a fairly competent tech company dell has a horrible website
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>8k
but why
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Programming an emulator 2017-03-28 03:23:24 Post No.59620571
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Seeing how a pair of guys are making 300k a year for programming a piece of software like Cemu. It makes me wonder, how difficult is to program an emulator? Why there's so few people that seem to be into it? I mean there are only 2 people working on Cemu right now. Is it because is too hard or what?
I speak from pure ignorance about programming.
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It is kinda hard to steal a SDK
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>>59620571
At one of the big 4 in tech you could have a much easier job than hardware emulation and earn more than 150k.
The truth is not that many people have the low level systems knowledge to make these, and because "full stack" work is sexier somehow less people bother going this deep year after year. There are less jobs in this space than other parts of programming but you will be carving a niche that is needed in the future because we will always need people who connect hardware to userspace no matter how many layers of abstraction we throw on top of it.
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>>59620591
The guys who made Dolphin didn't steal anything, and still, the dev team was pretty small at first.
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American Internet history privacy in jeopardy. Please listen. 2017-03-28 03:18:20 Post No.59620506
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American Internet history privacy in jeopardy. Please listen.
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Not gonna give your shitty video more views. If you're talking about the ISP thing you're like a week late, intern. Go tell your teacher you failed the assignment. Also sage.
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>>59620506
>youtube snowflakes
How long until the h3h3 guy starts wearing green hair?
Anyways, this takes us one step closer to a cyberpunk future.
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>>59620545
>focus on messenger instead of message
Good work agent, keep it up.
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Imagine how fast computers would be if we wrote everything in assembly
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>>59620420
it would all be buggy as fuck
we would have maybe 1/1000 of the software we have today because it would take so long to write and no one would want to do it
and it wouldn't necessarily be faster in all cases
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>>59620420
Computers are fast enough to not write in assembly.
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Yeah, imagine how fucking great everything would be if we had a billion pajeets using assembly instead of java.