As the title says. http://www.netsurf-browser.org/
I have it running with a light window manager and I don't need a full desktop environment. Yeah, I could use w3m, Links, or Surf... but damn this is amazing.
Does no one care? ;(
>>55198555
I failed to compile it.
>>55197454
I've seen it before when looking for a minimalistic browser, but ended up using dwb for the shiton of funtionalities it has.
NetSurf is impressive thou.
AMD stock index:
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/Stock/AMD
Novidia
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/nvda
http://webmshare.com/WnWqM
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>>55197465
>2014
>2015
Lol
I'm trying to calculate the income tax one would recieve in 1913, following these rules: The original U.S. income tax of 1913 was
• 1 percent on the first $50,000.
• 2 percent on the amount over $50,000 up to $75,000.
• 3 percent on the amount over $75,000 up to $100,000.
• 4 percent on the amount over $100,000 up to $250,000.
• 5 percent on the amount over $250,000 up to $500,000.
• 6 percent on the amount over $500,000.
I've written this so far (don't know if I've formatted it correctly, sorry in advance)
include <iostream>
include <iomanip>
using namespace std;
int main() { double salary = 0.0;
cout << "How much money did you make this year?";
cin >> salary;
double incomeTax1913;
if (0 < salary <= 50000)
{
incomeTax1913 = salary*.01;
}
else
{
if (50000 < salary < 75000)
{
incomeTax1913 = (salary-50000)*.02 + 500;
}
else
{
if (75000 < salary < 100000)
{
incomeTax1913 = (salary-75000)*.03 + (salary-50000)*.02 + 500;
}
else
{
if (100000 < salary < 250000)
{
incomeTax1913 = (salary-100000)*.04 + (salary-75000)*.03 + (salary-50000)*.02 + 500;
}
else
{
if (250000 < salary < 500000)
{
incomeTax1913 = (salary-250000)*.05 + (salary-100000)*.04 + (salary-75000)*.03 + (salary-50000)*.02 + 500;
}
else
{
if (salary > 500000)
{
incomeTax1913 = (salary-500000)*.06 + (salary-250000)*.05 + (salary-100000)*.04 + (salary-75000)*.03 + (salary-50000)*.02 + 500;
} // no else needed
}
}
}
}
}
cout << "Your income tax in 1913 would be $";
cout << fixed << setprecision(2);
cout << incomeTax1913;
return 0;
}
When I input a salary value (123456.78) I get 12345.67 as the income tax amount. This is obviously incorrect, as my own calculations confirm.
Where did I go wrong?
>>55197357
by posting this thread and not killing yourself
>>55197357
1. Use sqt for this kind of stuff, read the sticky
2. [.code] [./code] for code tags
3. Didn't bother readying the whole thing, but
>if (0 < salary <= 50000)
Does C++ support this?
I would assume that 0 < salary would evaluate to true (nonzero value) then it would be, if for example that nonzero value was -1,
if (-1 <= 50000)
{
// stuff
}
What if you did0 < salary && salary <= 50000
>>55197503
[.code]testing[./code]
>R9 390X's only $280 this week
>Same week that fiinds me completely broke
Fuck everything
You would be even more broke when that card becomes worthless as AMD goes bankrupt
>>55197346
>when that card becomes worthless
who the hell buys video cards with resale value in mind?
>>55197354
>Resale value
what I meant is that youll be going from Rajeet tier driver support to no drivers at all
Thoughts on this?
GTX 1080M looks to perform as well as a GTX 980 Ti.
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-gtx-1080m-specifications-performance-leak/
The year of gaming laptop is here
Holy shit if this is true AMD and Desktops are finished and bankrupt.
Year of linux laptop never.
>http://wccftech.com
It's nothing.
would buying a chrome book be worth it or would i be wasting my money? Are they similar to those shitty intel atom netbooks from a few years back or do these actually have functionality? Im looking to have a portable pc for learning to code, browse the internet, and play old school runescape. Would a chrome book be a wise investment for me?
dont bother. you can get a better computer for the same amount with way more hardware features and functionality.
>>55197271
Chromebooks are a joke. Buy an old laptop off eBay for 200 bucks instead.
Eh I enjoy my chrome book bought it for 120 bucks off amazon just to do school things on it and it does that perfectly fine.
Jelly?
nice ip address
>no tape on webcam
lol
>>55197272
rip
Is it worth getting an i7 over an i5, if I'm going to be doing a lot of compiling?
>>55197248
Thanks, is this a good one to get? http://m.newegg.com/Product/index?itemnumber=N82E16819117369
yeah i5s are for gamers and poors
i3s are for normies
compiling software
media transcoding
cad/cam
emulation/virtual machines
>>55197297
Thanks. Are any AMD CPUs worth looking at?
I ran chkdsk on my laptop and at section 5/5 windows replaced over 500 clusters.
should I just buy a new drive at this point?
pic kinda related
>>55197157
>I ran chkdsk
what????
>>55197167
its a windows unity, runs in DOS from a ram disc.
>>55197157
bump
Recently lost my iPhone in a public area. Had Find My iPhone enabled so I was able to see my phone's location until it died. Confident my phone was taken from where I left it and taken across the street to apartments. The culturally rich neighborhood I was in has a lot of security cameras, I think there is a pretty good chance my phone being taken was recorded by at least one of them. How do I go about getting this footage / how helpful do you guys think said footage would be in getting an ID. Pic is my iPhones location.
>>55197153
Go to the police, why are you asking /g/?
sage
>>55197173
I very much doubt the NYPD is going to help me with this.
get a shotgun and a cross
>tfw i have to install non-free firmware
Is this a botnet/backdoor?
>>55196990
bump
>>55197074
bump comon i'm serious :(
How can anyone know if it has a back door. No one can see the source code to see if it has malicious features.
I'm a fucking retard please tell me the difference between solid state hard drives and whatever the other kind is. My tits for your time.
>>55196940
keep up the good work my man
solid state drives are faster
>faggot doesn't use sqt
>gets meme replies
let's do this
Inside a hard drive there is a round thing spinning. Inside SSD there is no spinning thing, only micro chips, so it is faster.
I tried to build a "Minimal Linux Live" on my bananananapi. It failed.
When I start the build script the sources for the linux kernel are downloaded. After that they are extracted. While extracting I noticed my ssh connection went to /dev/null, I then noticed my bananana was offline, I then noticed it was shutdown.
Does not matter if I extract to a flash drive or the bootable sd card.
>tfw linux literally kills of my device
It seems you came to the wrong board for help.
Please direct this post to >>>/wsr/ for actual help.
>>55196895
I am not here for help
This is just yet another Linux Kills Device thread
Also, I think it is kinda funny that running tar shuts down the board
>>55196867
Your level of IQ killed the device, retard. Linux is not for mouthbreathers
>compiling a program
>the temps jump from 50 to 102
What to do?
First of all, sounds like a shitel CPU. So, for one get moar AMD coars; great for compiling.
Second, well, your cooling is totally cucked, fix it, you pajeet.
Dont buy AMD
>>55196820
Fix your cooling. New cooler, better fans, a good cleaning, something.
Where's the best place to get a new computer chair? Looking to spend under $300... (located in NYC)
pic related: what i'm rocking right now. I need something not as ass-ugly as this
Just buy a ThinkPad an actually go outside
>>55196860
already have one of those, but everyone needs a desktop machine
i just went to staples when they having a big ass office chair sale and sat in all the chairs and picked the one i wanted.