[QUOTE=Phrozen99;45347155]Should be here tomorrow.
I'm pretty sure it's the 760, I was watching some videos and even the nvidia rep was like, yea I have no idea how they fit it in there. I'm excited. I made my whole mini itx spiel so I can be more mobile, but this was what I was looking for the whole time. I hope it works out.[/QUOTE]
Yeah. Looks just a bit bigger than a nuc. Got a client who used to have to take a cart of desktops around work, now he just carries 2 nucs in his pocket.
[QUOTE=Levelog;45347388]Yeah. Looks just a bit bigger than a nuc. Got a client who used to have to take a cart of desktops around work, now he just carries 2 nucs in his pocket.[/QUOTE]
That's my plan. I live in like four different cities, I don't really like laptops, wanted something really small, and I wanted to keep this project about $1000, couldn't do that with a laptop. I'm just gonna have a monitor setup in each place and bring the mouse, keyboard, pc with me.
Ugh.
More I like to use this Lenovo X230, the fan has to fucking wear out more quickly. What system is this? It isn't a fucking ThinkPad at all. I'm sending it in after I receive the MBP.
Maybe it's a dodgy fan but I'm sorry I don't expect to see shitty hardware into a premium-grade model of a machine now. It's buzzing, and its going to be the same fate as my MSI GT640, which also had a shit fan when I got it.
I'm calling Lenovo on Monday about this. I might get away with getting my money back if it's a long talk...
[QUOTE=gman003-main;45347140]July 21st, according to the Anandtech review.[/QUOTE]
Oh wow.
The other recommendation a friend was telling me about, was instead of a single 500GB SSD, go with 2x 250/256 in RAID0.
How well does SSDs work with RAID0 these days? I suspect that TRIM, SMART, and some other stuff might be done for by the time it gets to Windows?
[img]https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/671378/3514444/1d76361e-06cc-11e4-92ab-23403131f266.gif[/img]
From the [url=http://blog.atom.io/2014/07/09/hello-windows.html]atom for windows announcement[/url]
[QUOTE=Levelog;45345047]Dunno. I haven't seen the police giving many shits here in Toledo.[/QUOTE]
Cops don't give any shits in Chicago, there's a reason the place is known as Chiraq.
[QUOTE=Oicani Gonzales;45348284]fucking shitty apm step it up m8.[/QUOTE]
[img]http://imgkk.com/i/v73p.gif[/img]
I like Atom, but also Recently came to love Notepad++.
I set up my own personal Notepad++ Package, which I have to say is better then Atom in a few ways:
* Uncompressed Size of the whole program is 3mb, while Atom is 183mb.
* Starts in 0.2 Seconds from an HDD, while Atom takes 5 seconds to start from an SSD
* Consists out of 8 Files, while Atom consists out of 8991 Files.
That Said Atom is a really nice piece of software, but they should really improve on the startup time part, and probably reduce the amount of files. I mean this is a Text editor and not an IDE.
[QUOTE=Amiga OS;45348456]Doesn't Atom carry around all of the webkit bloat to actually run?[/QUOTE]
They made their own node-webkit implementation with Nodejs, webkit and Google V8 embedded inside it.
[QUOTE=gman003-main;45344718]Speaking of SSDs, how long do you want to bet it will be before Samsung makes a PCIe (or PCIe over SATA Express) version of the 850 Pro? Because that would be pretty much the best SSD you could make right now - massive endurance, massive I/O, and even pretty good capacity.[/QUOTE]
they've started making m.2 versions of the sata drives so it's likely
Out of the all the ways to build a desktop application, that is probably the fucking worst one.
Well, other than Java.
i might get one of those too, it'd be cool to have an ssd hidden away mounted on my motherboard
[QUOTE=Amiga OS;45348475]...Why?
I'm all for abstraction but thats taking the piss.[/QUOTE]
It is a text editor made by Web developers. Web Developers like to abstract things to death.
[QUOTE=nikomo;45348486]Out of the all the ways to build a desktop application, that is probably the fucking worst one.
Well, other than Java.[/QUOTE]
I have one that runs entirely in PHP
It's a program that downloads images from a website, I have no idea why they decided this was a good idea
[editline]11th July 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=kaukassus;45348514]It is a text editor made by Web developers. Web Developers like to abstract things to death.[/QUOTE]
Even the readme is written in markdown
[QUOTE=Goz3rr;45348044][img]https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/671378/3514444/1d76361e-06cc-11e4-92ab-23403131f266.gif[/img]
From the [url=http://blog.atom.io/2014/07/09/hello-windows.html]atom for windows announcement[/url][/QUOTE]
Holy shit does this run slow. I press Ctrl+Space for autocomplete, the UI freezes for a full 2-3 seconds. Not just the first time either, every single time I use it it freezes. Everything else about this is sluggish too. I'll stick with Visual Studio and Sublime Text, thank you.
[QUOTE=kaze4159;45348527]Even the readme is written in markdown[/QUOTE]
I usually write text files in Markdown nowadays
[QUOTE=kaukassus;45348463]They made their own node-webkit implementation with Nodejs, webkit and Google V8 embedded inside it.[/QUOTE]
will it use half a gigabyte of ram when i have an empty file open
[img]http://i.imgur.com/9zIo5Q3.png[/img]
With a 300kb File loaded (Can't open up Files that are larger than 2mb)
(Only One instance of Atom is open)
[QUOTE=gman003-main;45344718]Speaking of SSDs, how long do you want to bet it will be before Samsung makes a PCIe (or PCIe over SATA Express) version of the 850 Pro? Because that would be pretty much the best SSD you could make right now - massive endurance, massive I/O, and even pretty good capacity.[/QUOTE]
Grabbing one when a 120/128GB model comes out to add into my X230 (buzzing seems to have eradicated itself now, the fuck)
I'm still waiting for an SSD, my 250gb HDD is a perfect target for a replacement right now but I just can't afford it.
[QUOTE=Trekintosh;45345071]Godammit Gary, I keep going to Creationism Corner when I'm trying to go to H&S.[/QUOTE]
sorry
Is a framework like Bootstrap a good thing to use if I want to make something simple? Or should I really be coding from scratch from the very beginning.
[QUOTE=MasterFen006;45350041]Is a framework like Bootstrap a good thing to use if I want to make something simple? Or should I really be coding from scratch from the very beginning.[/QUOTE]
If you need something very fast or to test an idea, then go with bootstrap.
If you are developing something bigger or serious, then Go with a self-made solution.
[QUOTE=kaukassus;45350174]If you need something very fast or to test an idea, then go with bootstrap.
If you are developing something bigger or serious, then Go with a self-made solution.[/QUOTE]
I'm just making a personal website to upload things for a portfolio.
[QUOTE=digigamer17;45348696]Grabbing one when a 120/128GB model comes out to add into my X230 (buzzing seems to have eradicated itself now, the fuck)[/QUOTE]
Why not just grab any cheap 120GB SSD (with the exception of Kingston) you can find on the market for an X230? It's not a terribly fast lappy and newegg has a [URL="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820171740&nm_mc=EMC-IGNEFL071014&cm_mmc=EMC-IGNEFL071014-_-EMC-071014-Index-_-SSD-_-20171740-L0C"]$60-for-120GB Sandisk Ultra[/URL] thing goin right now.
I'd understand if it was a performance-oriented laptop but the X230 really isn't.
[QUOTE=fishyfish777;45350484]Why not just grab any cheap 120GB SSD (with the exception of Kingston) you can find on the market for an X230? It's not a terribly fast lappy and newegg has a [URL="http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820171740&nm_mc=EMC-IGNEFL071014&cm_mmc=EMC-IGNEFL071014-_-EMC-071014-Index-_-SSD-_-20171740-L0C"]$60-for-120GB Sandisk Ultra[/URL] thing goin right now.
I'd understand if it was a performance-oriented laptop but the X230 really isn't.[/QUOTE]
I didn't intend the X230 to be a powerhouse, I needed a system that can boot up quicker and slow down less when it came to Word and Mozilla running at the same time and use when there's no computer available on campus. It can just about do as much as light 720p video editing so I'm fine with it. It has an unused WWAN module slot so I feel as if I could take advantage of that.
But still, just fyi I never got it for performance. It's a performance ultraportable for sure, but doesn't do more than such things. I got it for it's features too, it'll come in handy when I'm either working at a corp or government, it's good enough.
[QUOTE=digigamer17;45350542]I didn't intend the X230 to be a powerhouse, I needed a system that can boot up quicker and slow down less when it came to Word and Mozilla running at the same time and use when there's no computer available on campus. It can just about do as much as light 720p video editing so I'm fine with it. It has an unused WWAN module slot so I feel as if I could take advantage of that.
But still, just fyi I never got it for performance. It's a performance ultraportable for sure, but doesn't do more than such things. I got it for it's features too, it'll come in handy when I'm either working at a corp or government, it's good enough.[/QUOTE]
Oh, miniPCIe. Was just sayin that I never really see the need to spend the extra on that much better of an SSD unless one has to consistently process large amounts of data.
I've always just gotten used SSDs or slickdeals deal SSDs (after confirming that they were at least of average performance) and they've all worked fine for me.
[QUOTE=fishyfish777;45350587]Oh, miniPCIe. Was just sayin that I never really see the need to spend the extra on that much better of an SSD unless one has to consistently process large amounts of data.
I've always just gotten used SSDs or slickdeals deal SSDs (after confirming that they were at least of average performance) and they've all worked fine for me.[/QUOTE]
Well I guess I can hold that off til I find a Ericsson or something instead, there's an SSD in it already and it's perfectly fine. Lasts 18 hours too.
[QUOTE=Angus725;45347931]Oh wow.
The other recommendation a friend was telling me about, was instead of a single 500GB SSD, go with 2x 250/256 in RAID0.
How well does SSDs work with RAID0 these days? I suspect that TRIM, SMART, and some other stuff might be done for by the time it gets to Windows?[/QUOTE]
I wouldn't suggest it. It effectively doubles your chance of failure and all it does is increase sequential read and write where the SSD's specialty really lies on random. Plus increased capacities are faster to begin with
Would this be okay for a simple home server build?
[url]http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p/VMsXJx[/url]
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