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C#
No.

>>54937342
Open source it, you will be literally the first to fucking EVER open source a single WP app, literally spent hours looking for open source windows phone apps and they just don't exist, it's like it's not allowed or some shit.

>>54937342
Check out React Native or Phonegap. React native pretty much runs reactjs as native code on most of the platforms.
Close to no work with porting.

>>54937353

>Using NSA/Windows

>>54937489

>Using NSA/OSX

>>54937496
More like FBI/OS X amirite

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>>54937223
Wanna make some zenny?

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Hello

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3 for 4

>>54937212
Best warranty partnered with reliability. Don't want to use the warranty if I don't have to.

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>>54937212
I buy whatever's the best value in the long run. I want parts that I can hold on to, especially since CPU tech is stagnating nowadays.

>>54937212
mobo: latest socket
case: based on mobo
RAM: whatever showed up first when I search for the clock speed sorted by lowest price
PSU: Corsair or nothing
GPU: bechmarks can run current games at 60fps + whichever comes with the free game I like
CPU: latest for that socket OR cheapest if new architecture based on same socket is coming out

>>54937164
I really like C, but why are you saying that?

>>54937164
I'm not sure I agree, but I think it's a good first language. It was the language we used in my first university computing class, 16 years ago now.

Still use it all the time.

That's not how you spell assembly

>>54937159
2nd edition of course.

The classic for learning software exploitation.

>>54937159
Pretty good.
It's better to get good at C and Assembly before starting the book.

Linux (Ubuntu)
Over non-Linux OSes, I can run it with very low resource overhead. Over other flavors of Linux, it was easy enough to install that even I could do it.
A few seemingly simple things are far more complicated than they need to be.
Windows 10 bothered me too much and was too demanding on the computer for providing me absolutely nothing special at idle.

> What OS
Wingwangdingdangs 7/8.1/10
> Advantages
Widespread use, lots of help if needed, does what I want it to easily, troubleshooting is easy, haven't yet run into a problem I haven't been able to either fix or bypass
> Disadvantages
Largely locked down, later versions spy on users (which is why I don't use them), not a lot of customisation without third party software.
> Why did you choose it
It's just what I've always used. I've tried Linux Mint and Ubuntu at various times, but I've never sat down and decided to use them exclusively for any length of time, even though they would certainly be useful and interesting to learn.

>>54937141
at the moment Iam running fedora but Iam thinking of change to ubuntu or xubuntu.

To make it reasonable for all applicants except a VP's young adult child to get rejected for the position.

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>>54937125
>not doing internships in college

>>54937147
the more I think about it the more I realize these positions really are so undesirable no person would actually apply for them

are these actually for real for nepotism and H1B visas or am I just jaded?

Dont worry senpai not only are there TONS of jobs using C/C++, but also if you understand C, Java will come easy.

>>54937089
You'll have no problem learning Java.

Same as every other RPi: poop.

It'll work but you can do better.

>>54937025
Which ones are better?

>>54937214
literally buy second hand xeon processors

>>54937007
I've been thinking about a tablet too, but i've been thinking of getting the Nvidia Shield.

>>54937007
transformers are nice two 2-1s. Maybe look for a newer model with cherry trail SoC and higher res screens.

>>54937202
I was looking at the older one because it's cheap and it has the dock with built in 500gb which doesn't seem to be an option anymore. I was looking to spend like $300 or less.

>>54937005
I honestly not recommend using Manjaro if you're a noob.

Try something easier, like Xubuntu.

Some flavor of Ubuntu, since it'll be very easy to get all of the components of your laptop working.

Ubuntu Gnome iso, if your laptop isn't a toaster. It's intuitive and can easily be riced.

Good starting point senpai, check /r/unixporn to rice

>>54936980
A thousand thinkpad suggestions incoming.

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I reccomend thinkpad!!!!!!!!!

lol get a thinkpad xDD

Nexus 7

>>54936834
If it's already proper fucked, try tearing it apart and have a crack at fixing it. My Ainol 10" tablet wouldn't charge at all and was dead, so I ripped that fucker apart and found the solder on the charge port had cracked and come loose. Resoldered it and we were good to go.

What other issues do you have?

>>54937101
Good post

First step: spend well over $500

Camera systems are cheap, learn how to fish wire.

>>54936672
put your computer in a beige case from the 90s so if anyone breaks in it looks like a worthless piece of junk