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>>58957744
>Post how many bucks you pay for your mobile
0, my employer is paying for it, but it's between 400 and 500 NOK every month.

128 GB of 4G every month

Norway

>>58957752
Nice, is there a good 4G coverage in norway?

>>58957744
>personal
AT&T (GSM) service
$134/mo for four lines ($33.50 per phone) which share a bucket of 20GB 4G LTE data and unlimited voice/texts

>work
Verizon (CDMA/LTE) service
$80/mo for one line which has 5GB 4G LTE data and unlimited/talk/text

>work hotspot
Verizon (CDMA/LTE service)
$40/mo for one hotspot with 5GB 4G LTE data

>>58957148
DNS66

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>>58957148
Bumping with potential firebomb. S7

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>>58957174
What are you even doing nigger?

>>58956461
No

>>58956461

Yes

you're not the boss of me now

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It's free, so it's better.

Yes, unless you're going to draw circles.

Depends on what you're using it for, but between Gimp and Krita I've never had to go back and re-pirate Photoshop.

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> Android

What phone faggot, Android is an OS.

>>58954574
every android phone has shit battery life

Not an argument

see how that battery life is doing in a year tho

>>58950967
No, but I wouldn't mind one.

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Waiting for Komugi R nendo to come out. ;_;

I have a bunch of miku sega prize figures and a few fake nendos.

I'd get a genuine nendo, but they're $70 for what is essentially an adult toy you can't really play with, so fuck that. I'd rather spend the money on vidya.

>Implying this is legit
>Implying 1700x wont be 30% below a 7700k

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DELET THIS

>>58941100
Clearly you weren't around during bulldozer.
The bulldozer hype started with massive hype "intel killer", etc. But then leaks came out and it was garbage and the reaction was "b-b-but it's just a engineering sample" and "implying this is legit".

Then bulldozer came out and it was worse than the leaks.

I just can't get it done folks, I can't get my jQuery to load into my HTML code. I've tried everything and I am at my wit's end.

>>58934044
>I'm the anon from last night (we both had interviews) let us know how it goes for you dude.


It went GOOD. Their CTO was out sick, so I talked to him over the phone. He asked me what a class was, then asked "If I gave you a normal sentence, how would you print it out backwards?"

I said without a second of thought "I'd explode by the space, put it into an array and print out the reversed array"

He said "Alright, I think that's all I need, I got enough info"

The CEO said the interview went really well and that he would discuss wages with the CTO once I left and call me in a few hours.

>>58934803
I'm worried the CTO didn't like my answer for class though. I couldn't think of what to say and said "It's like a block of code that you reference elsewhere."

He said "Like a function?" I said "It has functions, or methods"

I probably sounded retarded on that question, but I said I mainly use objects only in javascript because I use procedural for PHP since I mainly use it for APIs.

I'm nervous. It all rests with the CTO now.

>>58967656
poorly, essentially by throwing your computer's resources at a target and hoping something sticks in the gears

>>58967656
post data, check response
over and over agan until the response is
"SUCCESS" then save the data send

Take a bunch of pleb level credentials and try them all very quickly...Sadly sometimes it actually works...Because plebs

>>58966712
What's wrong with zfs?

>>58966724
Nothing really, but he's running a petabyte of disks split across two hosts and he's probably going to fuck it up

Why do people care what some dumb nigger does on YouTube? Boy, someone's life must be soo boooring.

under age b&

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>>58966335
I love my TI-84
I'm sure there are better alternatives but I haven't had a need to upgrade my TI-84 yet.

More powerful calculators rob students of.. Understanding of underlying concepts by creating a shortcut.

I'll bite.

How does hardware support compare to linux?
How is BSD on laptops?
Will we be getting any more OpenBSD release songs?

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FreeVMS (OpenVMS clone) is looking for developers. FreeVMS (VMS stands for "virtual memory system") is not just another Unix, is a real-time operating system with tight integration with the base system, DCL (DIGITAL Command Language), and also perfect for routers.

Developers are welcome!
Main page http://www.freevms.net/
Github mirror https://github.com/ztmr/FreeVMS

why should I BSD when I'm comfy on Arch

>>58965841
that's not even the same level.

ccent vs net+

whatever is cheaper

is comptia worth anything??

>>58965904
It's worth a mark on a checksheet from HR at a company that does not understand your role or skill level.
That's about it.

Vendor specific certs are always more valuable, even if the company has product from a different vendor. With vendor specific, you "can" do things, with non-specific you "heard about" being able to do things.
Once you have to deal with someone outside of HR, you'll be glad you have some practiced knowledge.

you can learn everything they teach you on your own

if you need someone to spoon feed you material, you're never gonna make it

save your money and just get a business degree, that sounds more up your alley

> goes to bootcamp
> makes mediocre salary as shitty web developer
> gets laid off six months later

no shortcuts. go to a university and be a real software engineer

>Coding camps...
You'll be competing in a dead, outsourced market. Most employers use bootcampers for the fuck of it, but fire roughly 99% of them due to incompetence. Real programming takes conceptual logic, and they won't teach you much at a boot camp, besides syntax and examples. My favorite thing about teaching bootcamps is when pajeet and his followers trade code and change the variable names to make it look like they did something unique.

In short, take that 10k and go to a community college and learn math and programming side by side, get a degree and take a secure job. When you're ready for the extra mile, go to a university. Just don't let your GPA get below 3.5. This worked for me.

>maintain/improve software for data acquisition system in a lab and fuck around with databases from time to time
>visual studio 2010 - 2015
>c++, c#, occasionally python
>i just got lucky, i have a mech eng degree and am a self taught programmer, but they laid off a shit ton of people where i work and there was a chance for me to get into software development and i did a decent enough job they let me keep doing it. i would assume a cs degree would help

>>58965190
That looks extremely painful

It's not even turned on.