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>goybook

>>56237182
Suggested posts aren't technically ads.
>Subverting what we want is Facebook's MO.

quit acting like you're entitled to ad free content and just learn to ignore it
we all had to before the days of the internet

i use it when i'm interning someplace over the summer and want to ship stuff to wherever i am (last summer and the summer before that i was in the bay area and then seattle). it's good. reliable. some large packages aren't eligible but it works for a short-ish period of time if you just need medium/small things. i don't even remember the size of the thing i wanted to get that couldn't be delivered to the amazon locker, but i remember thinking that it made sense since it was kind of big, so it's not like you'll get that sort of error trying to ship a bike helmet or something.

there might be a limit on expensive stuff, but i don't think there is. i just haven't ever tried it, and i could imagine them not being that confident in their lockers' security. but in practice i've never had a problem (whereas delivery people have definitely left my shit just outside my apartment building for anyone to grab now in my "permanent" housing)

>>56237155
After the Prime discount it's $72

It's two 3DS games and a steelbook for them.

>>56237194
literally what are you talking about?

>>56237060
>at a company that uses a 100% linux environment
where can I find a company like that
literally every place I've seen is MS windows with some Macs grafted on

bumpadoodle
w2c decent secondhand server hardware for linux shenanigans

>>56237083
I work at a POS equipment company
I SSH into sites and fix network issues all day basically
not sure where you should look, it's weird... im stuck in tech support but have learned shitloads about linux and want to start breaking out into kernel development
I got lucky I think
I got contacted by a recruiter, I put that I had linux exp on my resume even tho I only knew desktop stuff (literally from installing gentoo a bunch of times) and I guess that predisposed me to working in an environment that was linux heavy

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>>56236920
>unironically useing firecocks

>>56236991
What do you suggest?

>>56237016
>Brave
>Chromium
>Iceweasel

>>56236902
Because you touch yourself at night.

that monitor is sexy af

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Just perfect for cum tribute shots

>>56236894
>Some component in the computer is not functioning correctly and I intend to fix it.
It's your fucking software.

it's your software. if you replace your parts expecting to fix this you're a moron. reinstall windows

>>56236911
It's not, though. I have literally tried everything at this point.

what a stupidly vague question.

>>56236834
Now is a good time to kill yourself

>>56236834

Wait a month or two; Apple is going to announce some sort of overhaul of the macbooks, so other companies will have to do some sort of refresh as well.

Don't buy the latest one, but buy a pre-refresh model of whatever you want when the prices drop.

if (5*6 != 4*7) {print("This is an unsolvable problem retard")}

Look up tessellation of Tetrominoes, copy algorithm.

Probably best to represent the grid as a 1 dimensional array. Create a list of all of the valid positions / rotations of the pieces, and find a set of disjoint arrays whose union is an array of all 1's.

the notion of evaluating style guides by anything external or "objective" is retarded. it's useful as a way of framing your code so that it's internally consistent. the only real evaluation you can apply to it is essentially whether it contains any logical conflicts, like two conflicting rules applying to something.

the style guide is as good as anything else, but if you don't like it then use another one. if none exists, then use it for lack of an alternative.

You've obviously never had to work in the same project with a bunch of people.

The retarded shit I've seen justifies all the naming conventions you want.

Your style is shit and verbose and makes Hungarian look readable

>>56236643
Cum on it

>>56236656
this

>>56236668
Close

How good is AMD's A9-9410 processor?

>>56237266
For...?

It doesn't look objectively terrible. Passmark shows performance equal to a high end desktop C2D, so it should get by for most things. That says nothing about what its price/performance looks like, though.

sorry for dupe but...

currently do level 2 tech support at a company that uses a 100% linux environment
want to learn more linux networking stuff, so I need to get a network set up at home, but dont want a giant stack of towers on top of each other- ideally I have a uniform rack that I can put devices into as necessary, like a switch and then some nodes or whatever im doing with my network at the time
...but I also want to have a half-decent home PC or two, maybe one running linux the other windows, for dev projects, and maybe something I can throw a dcent graphics card in so I can play unreal tournament on the weekends?

Where should I start looking for this? I want basically a small rack I can put stuff with a decent price-performance ratio in, ideally last-gen server hardware or something like that.

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>>56236588
see pic related

Ironically I own an iPhone 6 plus, ask me anything.

>superior
I think you misunderstood some things.

>>56236611
Not going to ask you anything because you're a false flagging retard

>>56236519
Install GNU

>>56236519
Install Windows 7.

>>56236545
>>56236561
Work computer.

>>56236518
Less than 4w each

>>56236535
thanks, this will help me choose a battery

>>56236518
You go to the website where originals are sold, going by the model name from ebay listing

get info about max amps at max volts

Motor type:     0.8A stall @ 12V (HPCB 12V - carbon brush) 

do simple calculation, you are done.

>>56236375
Stale reposted bait that was weak to begin with.

>>56236375
I should note that the account with the fake email wouldn't have gotten me anywhere as far as proving myself a professor goes, i just made it to get access to the site in general, I'm not sure I needed it for dick.

>>56236390
I posted a thread about this days ago but got little help. I've clarified what happened.