Archived threads in /wsr/ - Worksafe Requests - 721. page

i think it have open registration once a month.

>>277476
Yeah, first day of every month, the questions are all pretty easy.

>>277420
SurfEasy is one option: https://www.surfeasy.com/
They're owned by Opera and according to them they don't keep any logs. I haven't tried it personally though.

The other option is Windscribe: https://windscribe.com/
It's free if you use under 10GB's per month and doesn't store any logs either.
This is the one I personally use and I like it.

Thanks Anon!

>>277435
No problem!

Was it this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8HdOHrc3OQ

>>277398
Kek

>>277398
Nope, it was a 2 min webm with the raise and the fall of the reich

that's gantz, I don't see why you're trying to read it in italian

>they are all dead
>this time it's finished
>you too will die
>like everyone else
>now it counts for nothing
>incriminate all
or something along those lines

From left to right:
"They're all dead"
"This is the end"

"You will die"
"Like everyone here"

"By now.... nothing matters..."
"You are going to die"

>>277378
Sorry if its on a public tracker cant be assed looking.
Anyway, its on the private tracker TVCUK, they open frequently so keep your eye on that.

If you're impatient, Its also floating on Usenet (although you'll need an account with a long retention period).
If you wan't to go this way, here's a shitty explanation on how to get it 4 free ( i don't ever advocate paying for one of these services).
Go ngprovider.com/free-usenet-trials.php and select the eweka (i don't past a link directly to eweka because its a ref link, and that's spammy shit, but you need a ref link).
Create an account (it should let you create without a CC), select 1 week trail.
Install nzbget, learn how to use it and set it up with your account.
Go to usenet-crawler.com, create an account, search for Dandelion Dead, download the .nzb's and open the in nzbget to download.
If you can't find the downloaded file it saves to C:\ProgramData\nzbget or something I cant remember.

>>277388
Thanks mate, you're a legend.
It's a bit complicated but I reckon I've got a handle on it.

provide said crying jordan pic.

>>277383
okay will do

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heres the jordan face pic, could you like blend it so you can see both faces please

Also cuddles pls

>>277354
This is a big bump

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>>277354

>>277643
Thanks dude

>>277334
You could set a variable to random like r=random, then replace the calls random.choice, random.randint to r.choice, r.randint
Also you could replace the print(a)print(b)print(c)
with print(a+"\n"+b+"\n"+c)

>>277342
Oh and the same with string, so l = string.ascii_lowercase, and then replace the occurrences

>>277344
I think I can one up that by doing:
from string import ascii_lowercase as lc
which saves a variable declaration. looks like I cant do the numbers in a single line print sad times.
Current code:
https://repl.it/GLwe/3

>>277309
https://my.mixtape.moe/slioyd.png
https://my.mixtape.moe/subwgg.png
https://my.mixtape.moe/owxoko.png

>>277338

Based. Much thanks.

someone please

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Chill bro. Slow board. Any more waifuing and it looks like shit.

>>277319
did you make this in photoshop? I really appreciate it. I was still hoping for a larger scale image or something but seriously thanks.

>>277303
I am a database developer. I mostly work with Microsoft SQL Server, its business intelligence products, IIS and C#.

I design and maintain both OLTP and OLAP databases.

I have also worked with Oracle, Informatica, Python, Java, XML, XSLT and some other stuff.

I am not a full stack developer, and don't know a lot about traditional software development, or building cool websites, but feel free to ask me any questions.

My first questions to you are: what do you like? Why? What don't you like? Why?

Why did decide to study computers?

>>277312
I decided to study computers because I was a little bit interested in the hardware aspect.
What I really wanted to study, and still do, was something along the lines of sound or acoustics, but I didn't really know where the would fall under. Eventually, I settled for computer.

>>277329
>What I really wanted to study, and still do, was something along the lines of sound or acoustics, but I didn't really know where the would fall under. Eventually, I settled for computer.

I am not an expert in acoustics, but this is what I think.

First, if you going to any field related to science or engineering, you are going to have to need to program, and your colleagues will expect it.

But, this doesn't mean you need to be an expert at any programming language. All you will need to is the fundamentals, how to write clean and efficient code, and a strong knowledge of algebra.

Therefore, if you are interested in pursuing something like acoustical engineering, studying programming and computer science may not help you get the job you like.

On the other hand, you probably will need to have an expertise (or at least a degree) in the particular scientific and engineering problems in a particular fields. A degree in mechanical or electrical engineering will probably serve you better.

What you should do is find out the names of people who are doing the type of work you are interested in, and contact them. Send them and email, and say, "I want to be like you. I'm in college right now. What do you think I would study to get a job doing what you do?"

I did this when I was in college and had a lot of people write back and give me good advice. They provided much better advice than any school counselors.

To find people's names, I would search IEEE Spectrum and MIT Technology Review.

https://www.technologyreview.com/search/?s=acoustic

http://spectrum.ieee.org/searchContent?q=acoustic

Taiyou no Ie.

>>277298
Are you the one from /a/?

>>277300
Yes.

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>>277271
If you can adequately explain why you would want to do that, sure.

>>277273
so i dont have to look at the name while i jerk off to it

someone be a lad

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Anon means this one.

>>277242
yeah, that one.

or some other building on fire.