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Last thing you've burned in a CD or DVD?

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My car won't start. It only has read permissions lmao

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Just got this, what do I do now g/?

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so, what do you guys think about the gopro hero 5?

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Just got this what do I do now g/?

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So my boss has given me the task of looking at two spreadsheets, one being a spreadsheet of our ActiveDirectory containing all employees, and another containing the LastPass details of our employees.
My boss wants me to see which employees have lastpass account, and which do not, and create a column that will indicate "Y/N".
Any advice to avoid any needless busywork when I can just functions/automation?
So one conundrum is that the lastpass spreadsheet has employee names formatted as:
[[email protected]] as one cell
while the Active Directory spreadsheet has:
[Lastname, Firstname] as one cell.
Fortunately I've split the active directory column into two columns being:
[Lastname] [Firstname].
Can someone who is proficient at excel throw me some ideas as to how I may make it so I can see who does not have last pass yet?
The Active Directory sheet is the one that has all our employees so it is the primary one I will be using. On the Lastpass spreadsheet is everyone who has one. Basically I need to find out who has an entry on ActiveDirectory but does not exist on Lastpass spreadsheet.
Unfortunately ActiveDirectory does not store their [email protected] email.
How do I find the ActiveDirectory users that have no counterparts in the LastPass Spreadsheet?

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I am trying to figure out the problem in an certain motherboard that has delays in starting it self up.

Does any one have any schematic of an any manufacturer of an newer (775+) intel desktop motherboard so I could try to figure out how does an startup circuit work and what is it composed off?

I have found a shit load of laptop motherboards but that isn't helping solve things quickly enough.

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Hello

I'm here for the interview

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Does anyone else buy computer parts just because you think they're interesting/cool as opposed to needing them?
Which components are interesting to you?

Like I want to own a 9590 or 8350 before Zen comes out because it will be the last CMT processor we see for a long ass time and I'm curious to see how they preform in the real world. I want a rx 480 just to directly compare it to my 1060 and play with freesync.
I bought a i3 6100 even though I already have a 6600k just to do personal benchmarks with BLCK overclocking.

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Thinking about doing some type of side jobs to make a little bit of extra dosh.

Do any of you fix computers for old people and shit?

I have thought about it and it seems pretty easy and straight forward, except that if there is some type of hardware problem I would have to order the parts, and etc.

How do you guys do it?

I was also thinking maybe starting a small Ebay shop but I have no idea what I could sell.

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Post your component list, rate other anons', ask questions in general.

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Since one of the old tiers was very close to another (in both price and performance), I merged two tiers, and expanded the most expensive tier into two.

I am updating PSU and SSD descriptions and recommendations later.

Your comments, suggestions, and criticism are welcome.

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>viruses messed up my computer so I bought a new one

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What are you working on, /g/?

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