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>>343654
bump

>>343654
trakt

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>>344048
i just checked it out, the calendar tab is just awful, some shows have no cover photo and no description. is there something better or is this as good as it gets? also having most of the features behind a paywall tells you the race of the admins

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what do you think

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Getmosh.io

>>343639

Looks like Anzu. https://www.instagram.com/anzujaamu/

Not sure if it really is > her, though because of the weird angle.

>>343639

>she

>>343691
the dick only makes it better

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iqdb

>>343614
http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/resolution-comparisons

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>>343593

I got a Fujitsu Lifebook S751 lease returner for 140 Euro, more than enough. Looks really great too with its white keyboard imho. Lease returner business notebooks are a good pick altogether.

>>343593
chromebook is a really cheap throwaway notebook

>>343593
They are really good, but they are old, and they're missing modern conveniences like UEFI and Intel Smart Response (you need an xx30 with Ivy Bridge for that).

What you do get, though, is unparalleled build quality. Thinkpads shrug off events that would destroy or write off other laptops: spill your drink on them and it comes back out the bottom, drop them on their power connector and all you need to do is bend back the sacrificial bracket, knock them off the desk and the freefall sensor parks the hard disk.

Lenovo do a factory refurbishment program where you get a laptop that's been cleaned, given a new battery, and warranted for a year. It's a really good deal.

>>343575
Just claim you drink 5 bottles of Soylent every single fucking day.

>>343556

DBAN

Then install Linux

Mediacreation tool from microsoft

https://github.com/Disassembler0/Win10-Initial-Setup-Script
https://github.com/Disassembler0/Win10-Initial-Setup-Script/blob/master/Win10.ps1
Comment out / Uncomment in the things you want / don't want and then run the script.
You might need to disable window's "can't run powershell scripts" protection if it comes up.

>>343551
He's probably just being a dumbass and it has a scribbled disk because he pulled the power while it was writing.

If not, try pulling the CMOS battery, and if that doesn't work try to get a board schematic and trace out the PSU circuit to see what is and isn't working. You can just about work out where the PSU is and what everything should be doing by looking at it, but it's way easier with a schematic telling you what voltage everything is supposed to be.

>>343557
Thats pretty much what I thought anon. Is there a quick fix to this or do I have to send him to Best Buy or something so they can reinstall his windows for him? [spoiler]I have no install disks ><[/spoiler]

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>>343546

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Instructions were unclear.

>>343538
>>343538
if(whatever) just means "if whatever isn't zero, do this:".

It's not testing if it's a valid object, it's just testing if it's zero or not.

If null has been assigned to it, the standard says it's equal to zero, but if nothing has ever been assigned to it at all, your code is basically equivalent to if(rand()) {_map-->snapToMap..... .

Either use calloc, or explicitly zero your pointer array.

>>343552
Oh right! Thankyou! So I should specifically set the pointer to NULL if this is to work as intended?

It is after all, only the first iteration of this call that fails, but its ensuring that it does detect it is NULL that is important.

I'll look into calloc as well, thanks

>>343538
Obvious advice here, but make sure you're using g++; gcc is only a C compiler. (I'm aware GCC is more than gcc, g++, etc)