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>>55666599
Did you even bother reading the sticky?

>>55666898
why so serious

>>55666585
>seagate
>implying anyone cares.

>>55666629
>enterprise Nas drives are only rated for 300TB/yr
>still less than half over 10 years

>>55666664
What does this have to do with seagate drives? At all? It looks like you just pulled a random point from the writeup.

>>55666545
Seems like a good deal but nonetheless it has no MicroSD slot so keep that in mind.

>>55666545
OnePlus 3?

>>55666628
Damn that phone looks nice

>>55666518
They use a thing called brute force hacking, it's just the more powerful PC you have the faster the password will be cracked. And no you can't do it on your dad's 4 year old macbook to hack your ex-girlfriend's 'insta' account you fucking 14 year old

>>55666588
Brute forcing? Are you an idiot? Even if there are no measures against it im looking at an infinite combination to try.

I was just curious because my friend keeps getting hacked

>>55666615
Your friend either has a key logger installed or is stupid enough to click on spam emails

>>55666271
AMD held back stock from them so they could make and sell more references. It kind of worked well until nvidia moved their 1060 release closer, now I bet they are regretting it.

It doesn't matter because you can't find either of the fucking cards anywhere. Once they are available, they're gone before you can even hit "checkout".

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>>55666271
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLR5u_Tw8lA

>>55665979
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5um6NEMZGZo

Download a skin from deviantart and play around with it. Or just play around with the default columns.ui

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>>55665979
This is just a preset with some changes.

polite sage

what you should really ask is: do they look happy?

Buzzwords like virtue and honor are what poor people told themselves to cling onto because they had nothing else

In this age, technology has brought us countless advancements and allow us to individually achieve happiness and not be dependent on societies perceived pressures of virtue or other shit like that

>>55665956
Morals were introduced in the context of religion, people would abide by them because they were promised it would benefit them in the next life.

No, the age of information does not encourage similar standards.

A dollar says it's Windows "telemetry"

>>55665849
can you elaborate?
what does that ip has to do with my os?

>>55665826
Why don't you fire up the task managre and lookup PID 3792?

How many accounts? Also why?

>>55665744
This is for a small science lab. We will have about 10 users at a single time but users will need to be added and removed because we have rotating lab members (summer internships, etc). Lots of number crunching, some VMs will need to be Windows for a specific piece of software.

It will be on a pretty new machine with a E5-2650v4 so I'm also interested in optimizing VM resources.

>>55665709 Xen orchestra? UI is a mess, but otherwise its pretty good for self-managed virtualization.

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>>55665681
its just like arithmetic, u gotta distribute the !

>>55665681
if(X)

>>55665681
((X || Y) && !X)

>>55665422
>pokemon go

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>/v/

>>55665422
Pokemon Go isn't for your fucking kids.

You should always be with them if they are playing because they might wander into streets

>muh pokemon go
It'll be dead in a month. Don't even bother.

Right hand holding phone in landscape. Left hand fapping. Pretty simple honestly.

Left hand on phone, landscape. Right hand on my butt.

I use Sankaku Complex Black, E-Hentai Reader, Tumblr or Clover for a smoother browsing.

>>55665059
Why shit? DDG shown me many diamond sites and resources on the Internet. I simply love this search engine even it’s a little rough.

>>55665059
If you hire the best programmers in the country and pour billions of dollars into a product something good is going to come out. Other smaller companies just can't compete with google's supremacy.

>>55665059
Because they're not search engines, they're google-scrapers. This in itself is extremely weird to me. Look at early google. Search results were significantly better and more accurate than now. The difference? They didn't use fancy shmancy synsets to fudge the results into irrelevance and didn't assume they knew what you were looking for better than yourself. That's literally all it takes for someone to take over as the new de facto search engine. Takes a day to setup to start scraping the web and register results in your DB while presenting a frontend for that. Takes maybe a month before you can go to production, and during that month you'll merely be waiting for your DB to get populated.
But NOOOO, let's use the garbage results from google and put 0 efforts into it! Surely that's what will make people use our search engine!

Can confirm; been running on a Hitachi HDD for longer than a decade, and it's still going strong.

HDD longevity is 90% luck, 9% not choosing a crappy chink brand and 1% choosing the right non-chink brand.

>>55665051
Should I go HGST or Toshiba?

Maybe is verifying a torrent. How many active torrents do you have?

how many torrents?

I have ~500 torrents (~5.5TB of content) seeding and it only uses about 4% of my CPU.

>Qbittorrent

there's your problem