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Leave AMD to us.
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>>58046167
What ?
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Leave Nvidia to us >:3
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>>58046167
every time I see his face, I hear someone yelling "WOODSCREWS"
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Why are you still using Objective-C when Swift exists? 2016-12-17 06:47:01 Post No.58046103
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Why are you still using Objective-C when Swift exists?
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>>58046103
not using either.
Now go away
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C is god tier, and Objective-C is just C but Objectively the best version of it
Swift is but a meme language
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>>58046103
Objective-C tends to be much faster for certain applications.
The primary reason is that it's still easier to find good and experienced developers for objective-c.
Swift is a great language and we've written and rewritten parts of our applications in it, but it attracts lots of hipsters who can't program too well.
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>"Tell me about a time when you worked on a team"
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>"If you were an animal, what animal would you be, and why?"
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>>58046252
>>"If you were an animal, what animal would you be, and why?"
Definitively human.
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It's because they're looking for people who aren't complete spurgs and can actually accomplish things with other people.
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How do you make xfce not shit? I tried dockbarX with grouped icons no titles, its buggy as fuck. I tried Window Previews, also buggy as fuck and Minimized previews are questionable at best (barely work)
I tried standard window buttons with Icon/groups no text, but you can't pin things to the taskbar.
The only way to make XFCE function is the default panel setup.
Why are Linux DE's so ass?
Please show me your XFCE
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Git gud
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>>58046020
Mines's pretty generic but I like it
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>>58046020
hey buddy could i have the wallpaper
thanks have a nice day friend
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>hear windows 10 searching through my harddrive when letting it idle for more than 10 minutes
>as soon as you touch the mouse and the screen comes back the sound is gone
wtf is this piece of shit doing, when I'm not watching
does anyone have more insight what is exactly going on, I swear I'm so close in just installing win7 back, so sick of this cryptic bullshit
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>>58046012
installing updates while you aren't using it, then stopping when you use it to allow for faster operation
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Could be windows defender, it always goes up to 99% cpu whenever I let it idle (and stays like it even when I move the mouse)
You can disable it in defender settings, turn off realtime protection, but the botnet automatically reenables it so watch for that
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>>58046062
>disable windows defender
>program is running slow
>check, yeah defender is still disabled
>add the programm as an exclude to defender
>now its running fast
why can't I just uninstall this bullshit. This seriously the most retarded thing microsoft ever implemented
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White terminal or Black terminal?
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Dark grey terminal.
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>>58045931
Once you go black, you can never go back.
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Black/gray terms
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More juicy improvements in the WINE project:
WINE version 2.0RC2 has been released:
The Wine development release 2.0-rc2 is now available.31222 Hitman: Blood Money crashes when changing screen resolution
31309 TIE Fighter: Collector's Edition Crash - 'Escape Menu' Freezes Application.
32632 Dragon Naturally Speaking 12 does not load with timeout error
34829 wintrust:softpub crashes on Windows 8
35495 sharing violation and prompt for copy /B file1+file2 file1
38357 Cannot install download-audiograbber.exe
39430 Ride : The motorcycle game does not start
40256 user32:input fails on non-qwerty keyboards
40344 shell32:assoc regression (privilege issue)
40386 wininet:url regression caused by new cross-compiler
40978 Wrong colors on i915 and similar GPUs in GTA Vice City
41083 Red Faction: Guerrilla fails to start with DX11 renderer
41133 R32/R16 typeless formats generate incomplete FBO errors when used as a render target (Gauntlet, WoW with D3D11 renderer)
41141 gcc6: d3drm build warnings
41252 Helldivers gives this error when trying to run on MacOS
41630 Rollercoaster Tycoon 3 Platinum crashes on exit
41715 winhttp:winhttp test regression (test_secure_connection)
41717 webservices:writer test regression in test_datetime
41949 Pasting into IDA Pro stops working on macOS
41956 Regression in wininet crashes skype
WINE continues to get better, let's hope it's on par with Window's GNU/Linux subsystem Soon(TM)
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>>58045780
That stupid subsystem cant even edit Linux files. Whats the point, again?
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>>58045780
Wine is missing the telemetry enhanced experience of the real Windows.
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Wine is so shit, you don't even have to restart when you install something in it.
How could this possibly be better than Windows 10™ with GPU pasthrough™?
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I just installed Solus OS AMA.
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Do you use it with i3?
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>>58045717
how do you like the kevinnet
oops i meant solus
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>>58045717
How does it feel to use an OS where you can't install many applications?
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Why shouldn't I use the Mozilla Public License? It seems like a decent middleground between MIT and GPL
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So how does MPL work compared to BSD/MIT and GPL? Isn't that you only have to release the changes you make and the rest can be proprietary?
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>>58045710
its not foss
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https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#MPL-2.0
It's GPL compatible.
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I want to build the lowest power consuming computer i possibly can.
The obvious answer is "orange pi" or similar, but for simplicity I want x86 so I don't need to attempt in vain to recompile or find software.
It, at most, needs to drive two 1080p displays, decode a 720p youtube video, and browse the web at the same time.
Any suggestions on the processor?
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>>58045694 Get an Intel NUC with i3-6100U and undervolt it.
https://ssj3gohan.tweakblogs.net/blog/6112/85w-core-i3-based-desktop-computer-(english).html
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Intel Compute stick.
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Which of these will die first? 2016-12-17 06:17:19 Post No.58045648
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Which of these will die first?
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Definitely Facebook, and soon after, Microsoft. Google and Amazon already have the entire industry by it's balls, and Apple will be around forever because muh iphone
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>>58045648
Facebook is too strong.
Apple might choose to go cheap and just keep the logo and produce shit.
Facebook will die 1st<apple<M$<Google<Amazon
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Facebook, then Amazon, Google will buy Apple and Microsoft will buy India.
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Microsoft keeps removing useful features from Windows 10 Pro. They also think your lock screen is a good place to display ads even after you've paid for the software.
Apple keeps removing features for no reason other than "that's old". No one needs a headphone jack or an esc key anymore.
Linux is in limbo between 40 different attempts at solving the same problem and is crippled by bullshit like systemd.
BSD is just a more difficult path to end up with the same toolchain as any Linux distro.
Why the fuck can't we have one good OS /g/?
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We just need red hat and suse to put all their efforts into fixing up mate and gtk2 and we'd have perfect linux desktop.
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Fuck Redhat.
Fuck Network Manager
Suse might be a possibility. I've run it on my desktop before.
Wayland is good but now we need a Wayland Xorg compatibility layer because it will take 20 years for everyone to get their ass in gear and support Wayland. Fuck.
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>>58045415
I've never seen an add on win 10. Where are they?
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Why didn't elixir put javascript in a coffin?
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>>58044986
How the fuck is Erlang/Elixir a replacement for JS?
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>>58044986
If Elixir came up 20 years ago (when Java was rising), who knows?
Erlang always had problems with it's """special""" syntax, even though personally I find it pretty neat, almost like C. Elixir solves this problem and has Erlang's super smart concurrency model.
Anyway, things went down as they did. Functional languages will always have it difficult, because they are vastly different from what university teaches and what the industry uses.
But as concurrency will be more important and Erlang/Elixir has just the gold standard design for reliable distributed systems, I think it might have a big comeback in the next few years.
Nevertheless, Java has a really big pile of legacy code and millions of coders. Also people put a lot of money into optimizing it. If some major company would push Elixir it might really get big, who knows..
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>Functional languages will always have it difficult, because they are vastly different from what university teaches
what
university is the only place that teaches functional prog
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What could this be?
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>>58044688
a giant dragon dildo
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mail order bride?
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>>58044688
raspberry pi powered dragon dildo with 4GB of RAM
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Is Computer Engineering a real engineering degree?
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Don't listen to this retard. Computer Engineering is more or less the study of physics and applying it to real life for shit.
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No, it's not real engineering. Computer engineering is mostly a math degree just like computer science. With some slight hint of electro engineering