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Ruby on Rails installation 2016-08-07 18:47:07 Post No.55966202
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Ruby on Rails installation
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2016-08-07 18:47:07
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I am about to install Ruby on Rails and get cracking on some work. I have a Windows 10 computer (good specs) as well as a 5k retina iMac. Which one should I use for Ruby on Rails? I briefly read about macs being somewhat better for Ruby content development because they run on a UNIX system.
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kill yourself
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>Help guys I'm afraid to install a compiler
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>>55966202
On the mac. Always use the most unix'y system available.
was this scene accurate
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Yes.
Source: I'm a hacker.
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Everything Elliot said is true in a general sense, sure. The code snippets are too small and irrelevant to say much about.
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>>55966112
has this series got more hacky?
I stopped watching because I didn't like the psychological thriller direction it was going, became unbelievable.
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Why don't developers fucking bugtest properly before releasing their shit?
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What do you want them to do? 3D scan your environment and internally render a model of your surroundings on your piece of shit phone just to make sure that the dumbass monsters in your shitty tracking game show up on a correct surface?
Eat a dick
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>>55966127
I'm not just talking about pic related. No man's sky came out needing a day one patch. That shit is unforgivable, but somehow is quite common.
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>>55966089
Why to release the best, when mediocre sells better and cost less?
Also the 90:10 principle.
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I just started trying to learn Python. I was following some tutorials that showed a simple way for finding prime numbers. I decided to modify it a bit to just try and output whether numbers in a set were divisible by 3. This is what I came up with.
for n in range(3, 13):
for x in range(3, n):
if n % x >= 1:
print(n, 'Is not divisible by 3')
break
else:
print(n, 'is divisible by 3')
Unfortunately, this is only showing 3 as being divisible by 3, and 4-12 not being divisible by 3. Can anyone explain where I'm going wrong?
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why do you have a break there?
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I copied straight from the Idle, so it isn't preserving the indentation in the post, I guess.
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>>55966048
Because the function loops and gives the outputs for each number several times without it
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What does /g/ think of liquid cooling? Aren't you scared of leaks? I have been thinking about switching to liquid cooling because I have a small room upstairs and it gets hot as fuck with my computer on and if I have a local store install the liquid cooling parts, they offer a three year warranty for my retarded ass.
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>>55965936
It still get hot, but instead getting hot right over the CPU it goes to the radiator. The only way is using AC.
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>>55965936
Are there any good fans for mid-sized towers? A buddy of mine had a horror story with his LC, so I'd rather not.
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>>55965956
No it's not you retard.
Just use Fans with blue LEDs, they let your config run cooler.
How would you go about giving everyone in the world a means of browsing the internet?
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Cell towers and ghetto ass ZTE phones.
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I wouldn't
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>>55965895
Current infrastructures could not hold all of that fail.
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Mark Shuttleworth tribute thread 2016-08-07 18:22:16 Post No.55965831
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Mark Shuttleworth tribute thread
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2016-08-07 18:22:16
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Let's dedicate a minute to congratulate the man who made desktop Linux a reality.
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>>55965831
Now now...
He made it more popular, that's it.
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>>55965831
Good guy Mark.
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A round of applause for Mark!
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What are your thoughts on the new Blackberry phone, /g/?
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Can I install Linux on it?
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>no keyboard
>runs Android
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>>55965800
Sleek as hell and probably a fortress when it comes to security, but I was hoping for a new phone with a keyboard.
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What 4chan-x and/or OneeChan/StyleChan setups is /g/ using?
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the native extension you absolute madman
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>>55965792
no cute anime girls? wtf i hate /g/ now
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Just a style overhaul
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After going through Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10 and then a variety of Linux distros, I'm so glad to return to this god-tier operating system.
I can see why Linux can appeal to the hardcore users; it wasn't that great for me.
Hopefully by 2020 Microsoft will create another OS as good as this one. It feels good to be home.
Who else on Win 7?
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Win 7 for the forseeable future on desktop. Xubuntu on my x200s.
I have to be honest with you. It's pretty comfy familia.
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>>55965749
Windows 7 is objectively worse than 8.
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>>55965749
>Hopefully by 2020 Microsoft will create another OS as good as this one
you dense motherfucker who can't read
I'll spell it out for you
windows 10 is the last OS, there will be only updates from now on, most likely same how Apple did it with OS X
Is there any reason not to buy the compact versions of cards like 1060? I guess the cooler works somewhat better on cards with those long double fan configurations, but if you're just going to run stock anyway it shouldn't matter, right?
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>>55965734
gosh that is too kawaii to exist
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Yes.
1. GPU Boost 3.0 won't work as well due to the card hitting thermal limits.
2. You're missing out on Quality VRMs.
Granted, those cards are great for for SFF and budget oriented builds but I would spend the extra $20 and buy a dual fan version.
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>>55965734
Personally I'm waiting for the EVGA SC GTX 1060 mini version since EVGA has it's head stuck up it's ass and won't release the dual fan ACX3 versions. The EVGA 1060 SC mini costs $300 USD here and that's the absolute max I'm willing to pay for the 1060.
Don't feel like paying $350 local prices for a Gigabyte G1 or Asus Strix, at those prices I might as well spring for the 1070.
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ok so i just installed arch with xcfe4.
i got everything working except the wifi.
someone help please.
im using network manager. in the applet it shows access points but when i click one either nothing happens or i get "active connection removed before it was initialized"
my hardware switch is working properly.
i think i have the wrong driver loaded but when i try to modprobe the b43 driver nothing happens. i also noticed that the status on the wifi card is set to down but when i try to bring it up nothing happens.
any help would be greatly appreciated
>pic related
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Install gentoo
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>>55965516
pacman -S gnome-keyring if you haven't already.
Broadcom is kind of shitty when it comes to Linux drivers.
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What's with all the Microsoft and Apple shills?
Linux is as good as the time you put into it.
There's something nice about setting things up yourself and having them work.
If something breaks you know enough about your system to fix it.
What's wrong with that?
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>Linux is as good as the time you put into it.
That's the problem, most people have jobs and shit. They don't have time to spend two weeks fucking around, reading amatuer written documentation, and scouring forums to learn how to set-up their OS to do what they need.
They're especially not going to do that when options exists that does what they need out of the box without any of that bullshit.
>Buh buh I can set-up my Arch install over the course of a weekend you retard!! XDD
Yeah, maybe after being indoctrinated into Linux for years and understanding shared principals and procedures. Again, most people do not have time for this.
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>>55965465
What's with all the Linux shills?
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>>55965465
>If something breaks
Something that shouldn't happen.
In before "Muh Windows breaks all the time!" Yeah, if you're a dipshit and load it up with 10,000 garbage 3rd party programs. That's not Microsoft's problem. I haven't had to reinstall Windows since 2000. I ran the same XP build/install for 10 years straight.
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>tfw running the most secure web browser 2016-08-07 17:58:54 Post No.55965407
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>tfw running the most secure web browser
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Prove me wrong by linking a live exploit that werks for Firefox. PROTIP: you can't.
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>>55965407
ikr ^^
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>>55965407
sudo rm -rf /*
triple-click on the 2nd line
open terminal
paste it
press enter
here: exploited
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>>55965471
Didn't work.
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Why doesnt tweak tool works on Linux mint, brand new laptop.
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>tweak tools
You mean like a registry cleaner and RAM optimizer?
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>>55965444
Nah man, I can not change Icons, and stuff...
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>>55965537
Your distro is a woman and it didn't muffin. No wonder it's not working.