>have 8GB RAM
>idle usage is 1GB
>buy another 8GB kit for 16GB total
>idle usage is 2GB
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>>62272971
>what is disk caching
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Unused RAM is wasted RAM, dynamic RAM allocation should mean when your OS detects you've got plenty of free unused RAM, it's welcome to grab some for caching things.
Low RAM usage is retarded and anyone who aims for a "debloated" idle desktop just means they love waiting for their SSD or hard drive to retrieve commonly used OS elements, instead of allowing them to be cached and almost instantly retrieved from RAM.
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i commonly go over 8gb with just normal shit so 16 is nice
Is this the L A S T answer there is /g/?
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>>62272713
no real reason to read SICP
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>>62272713
Avoid C++ use C.
Introduction to algorithms need this book as prerequisite https://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.042/spring17/mcs.pdf
Make whole exercise.
Next learn Java or C# plus OOP, some web thing or desktop apps.
Could learn Python.
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Hmm
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Is LineageOS worth installing or just a meme?
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>>62272249
definitely worth installing. it's the successor to cyanogen mod.
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>>62272249
if you have a nexus 5x or 6 though i recommend copperhead os
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/g/ im drawing a blank what the fuck is this called?
the taskbar thing.
Im trying to use winapi to manipulate it but i fucking forgot what this is called.
thanks
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A tray
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>>62272098
Notification area
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>>62272125
jesus fuck thanks. was having a mental fuck up.
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>computer problems
>troubleshootings and other fixes don't seem to work
>shit down computer instead
>everything running smoothly again
Why did that work?
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>>62271997
I've never tried shitting on my machine when I've had issues? I'd ask on StackOverflow for the hard science behind this.
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>>62271997
designated
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>>62271997
your shit probably lubricated the harddrive causing it to read smoothly again
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Should I get a 1060 or wait for the next series
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>>62271534
what resolution do you want to use it at? It's a fairly good 1080p card, if you're doing higher I'd get a 1070 or better. If you're going to wait you'll be waiting for a long time. The successor to the 1070 and 1080 probably won't be out until Q2 2018. Then a few months after that the successor to the 1060 will release.
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>>62271534
Consumer volta won't be here till mid 2018. Gddr6 won't even be ramped up until 2018 and you can expect what little supply is produced before then will go to GV102 or whatever and not a 2060 model
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Well?
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>>62271425
Backwards compatibility for the thousands of applications that still use embedded IE clients to call up information, data, etc.
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>>62271459
First time someone brought this up, very interesting
Would it not work with other browsers though?
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Why are these things so expensive? Do an ebay search for Sun workstations and they're all like this
Is there that much demand from collectors or are they still used in industry?
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>>62271273
>Why are these things so expensive?
Boomer nostalgia.
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we have a $3,000,000 e-beam lithography machine at work that can only be operated by a Sun workstation so maybe that
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>>62271273
gubmint is always in need of old hardware for their legacy software
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Is web 1.0 the vaporwave of web browsing? Or will the meme die soon?
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>>62271050
well if you are a fucking retard that navigates the internet by aesthetics then yes its going to die
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>Is web 1.0 the vaporwave of web browsing?
what in the millennial hell
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I remember feeling like a hacker when I discovered (aroung 2003) that if you typed " "artist - name of the song.mp3" index of" into google you could download the song right from some website. Good times.
You know the dream is dead when a bunch of Google fuckbois contribute after years of hibernation.
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GNU/HURD
more like
GNU/TURD LOL
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>>62270787
Isn't Stallman into necrophilia, though.
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>need to regularly download smallish, ~30 MB to 80MB files from the internet
>a SBC like raspberry pi works, but is really Overkill for just downloading a couple of small files
>a cheap Android phone does it too, but still Overkill, considering its just tiny files
Is there any way I can do this with the bare minimum resources? Like maybe an ESP8266 downloading files and saving them to an SD card over SPI maybe? Any suggestions? I'm ready to get my hands dirty
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>>62270490
I've never actually used an ESP8266 but from the description on their website it sounds like what you are looking for.
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>>62270490
Why not just use the cheep options if you already know how to do it on a pi and a phone whats the point of going out of the way to use this tiny controller... save yourself some time and hassle and just use the pi atleast you can reuse it for other things later on if you no longer need it..
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Build a TR download box
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I'm gonna launch a cloud service like AWS on darknet(tor) using OpenStack.
Would It successes?
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>>62269650
I am a newbie, but i guess it willspark some light on /g/?
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The only reason AWS is successful is because Amazon makes boatloads of cash and can afford the datacenters.
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Have you fuzzed your CPU yet /g/ ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrksBdWcZgQ
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>>62269002
We had this thread.
We are fine with hardware malware.
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>>62269014
Are you? I'm not?
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>>62269014
>We are fine with hardware malware.
Good goyim
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America is a nation in chaos and falling apart. Most large of its recent decline is due to its corrupt banking practices! One of our founding fathers knew this day would come! Thomas Jefferson himself said "...Banking institutions are more dangerous to our civil liberties than standing armies!" Jefferson was right! America allows its banks to toy with your money! Intentionally bring people into debt! Hand out faulty loans and much much more! If you're in this country you either have felt this effect you at some point, or you're just one of the few so wealthy that you're making something off of these dirty practices! It's time American's take the country back! It's time we bring the fight to the banks!
While the banks have been eating away at our country financially they have been deflecting blame away from themselves onto immigrants and minorities Claiming jobs are being taken away. Even blaming the natural movement of production. But in reality the biggest threat isn't the immigrants. They don't even work most the jobs that have gone. It's not blacks and Latinos. It's the banks! They encourage poverty in the nation because debt means profit!
I purpose that we, the people, finally take the fight to the banks. The government will not and can not protect us. Especially in the current climate where wall street and the banks now are in the position of power within the government! We must bring down their electronic systems! Hack their systems and oust their CEOs for all their illegal money activity that we all know they do. Punish banks that hold money unjustly and give out unjust loans and freeze major accounts!
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>>62268588
BofA is one of the good banks, JPMC and WF are the evil ones.
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List of demands. Lower or remove unjust fees on accounts. Stop charging overdraw fees on accounts with money on them just to bring the account into debt. Give out loans with practical sensible interest that scales with the customers ability to pay. Streamline the digital banking system without bullshit holds on people's checks. Bring back practical interest rates higher than only 1.5% max. Bring back interest earned onto checking accounts that's more than only .5% (average if any is only .1%) End all illegal back room money laundering practices. (HSBC we looking at you)
These are just some of the good goals in mind for the operation.
Anyone else down feel free to add on.
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There's no such thing as a good bank. BOA does many of the same things everyone else does. Their underhanded tricks that mostly effect the working class and poor so that no one notices or cares
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>Youtube-mp3
>not Youtube-vorbis
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Firstly, mp3 as of this year is now free as in free speech now that the patents have expired.
And I'm guessing you mean YouTube-mp3 the youtube-dl-disguised-as-a-service website. In which case, just use YouTube-dl.
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>>62268977
lame started out as lame's not an mp3 encoder.(It's an educational tool to better understand the mp3 format).
Now it's just lame's an mp3 encoder.
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>>62269305
>lame's not an mp3 encoder
lame aint an mp3 encoder