[B]12.8Ghz (4x3.21Ghz clk)?!?![/B] 7600gs?
Fuck this guy. I'm going to find him, then I'm going to kill him.
[editline]12th September 2014[/editline]
Fucking ninja ass merge breaker
Kiwi can you find me places to hide or smuggle me back to the U S of A when I kill him?
[editline]12th September 2014[/editline]
At least he doesn't claim that one is suitable for gaming rendering 3d CAD.
[editline]12th September 2014[/editline]
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;45958657]
Possibly, can you fit inside and live in a suitcase?[/QUOTE]
It would have to be a sizable suitcase.
[editline]12th September 2014[/editline]
But whatever. If I get caught it will be a vigilante killing for the greater good. My ancestors will smile upon me, he cannot say the same. If I don't get caught for contraband fruit on my way in.
[QUOTE=kaze4159;45958647]12.8gHz CPU (4x 3.21ghz)
Kill me[/QUOTE]
I always knew AMD made superior processors.
That feeling when you almost restarted a programming project because you thought it was lost. Turns out i thought i'd be clever and put it somewhere that i could see it instead of the normal place. I thought i'd lost like 3 hrs of doing and redoing the damn thing
[QUOTE=BreenIsALie;45958954]That feeling when you almost restarted a programming project because you thought it was lost. Turns out i thought i'd be clever and put it somewhere that i could see it instead of the normal place. I thought i'd lost like 3 hrs of doing and redoing the damn thing[/QUOTE]
Why didn't you use a Version Control System???
[QUOTE=kaukassus;45958988]Why didn't you use a Version Control System???[/QUOTE]
Because i'v been doing C programming for about 3 days, it's not really gotten to that point yet
To point out, the thing i'v made took that long because i'm not too good yet, it's not really that advanced
[QUOTE=BreenIsALie;45958996]Because i'v been doing C programming for about 3 days, it's not really gotten to that point yet
To point out, the thing i'v made took that long because i'm not too good yet, it's not really that advanced[/QUOTE]
No matter how small it is, Always use a Version Control System.
Started setting up Github to try it out, time to get used to it
Also anyone know how Github grabs avatars ? Because i had my Wrex avatar immediately without setting it up :tinfoil:
[QUOTE=BreenIsALie;45959050]Started setting up Github to try it out, time to get used to it
Also anyone know how Github grabs avatars ? Because i had my Wrex avatar immediately without setting it up :tinfoil:[/QUOTE]
gravatar.
Ah that explains it. Though i'd started getting blackouts or something. Anyway, got it set up and semi working. The PC i'm using now gets wiped when i log out so git might not be too useful on this, but will come in handy at home
I suppose I've already complained enough about Mac OS X, but what's up with the mouse acceleration? I plug in my normal mouse, and it handles worse than a paraplegic on a bicycle. Am I doing something wrong? Can't see any options for disabling it. The back/forth buttons on my mouse doesn't work either per default.
[QUOTE=GoDong-DK;45959309]I suppose I've already complained enough about Mac OS X, but what's up with the mouse acceleration? I plug in my normal mouse, and it handles worse than a paraplegic on a bicycle. Am I doing something wrong? Can't see any options for disabling it. The back/forth buttons on my mouse doesn't work either per default.[/QUOTE]
Never really noticed the acceleration on the mouse.
So I was talking with amiga with a solution for online backups. I was between Dropbox and Backblaze.
Dropbox
$10/month
1TB
Inbuilt Sharing/Linking. Can browse files on phone, tablet, or anywhere.
Pretty great client which will autoupload and autodownload
Backblaze
$5/month
∞TB
No sharing.
Client auto uploads continously, but you have to go onto the website to download a zip of your files.
I just did the trial for backblaze to find out it's not really a sync program. It's one way, the client can't download it back down, so it's not nearly as convenient as Dropbox. So I'm conflicted.
And there is this:
[img]http://puu.sh/bvO7X.png[/img]
:v:
[QUOTE=Brt5470;45959451]So I was talking with amiga with a solution for online backups. I was between Dropbox and Backblaze.
Dropbox
$10/month
1TB
Inbuilt Sharing/Linking. Can browse files on phone, tablet, or anywhere.
Pretty great client which will autoupload and autodownload
Backblaze
$5/month
∞TB
No sharing.
Client auto uploads continously, but you have to go onto the website to download a zip of your files.
I just did the trial for backblaze to find out it's not really a sync program. It's one way, the client can't download it back down, so it's not nearly as convenient as Dropbox. So I'm conflicted.
And there is this:
[img]http://puu.sh/bvO7X.png[/img]
:v:[/QUOTE]
I still gotta Set up my backup solution. Gonna have to open a ticked for another 3 x 2TB Drives and do a Raid 5
[QUOTE=Brt5470;45959451]So I was talking with amiga with a solution for online backups. I was between Dropbox and Backblaze.
Dropbox
$10/month
1TB
Inbuilt Sharing/Linking. Can browse files on phone, tablet, or anywhere.
Pretty great client which will autoupload and autodownload
Backblaze
$5/month
∞TB
No sharing.
Client auto uploads continously, but you have to go onto the website to download a zip of your files.
I just did the trial for backblaze to find out it's not really a sync program. It's one way, the client can't download it back down, so it's not nearly as convenient as Dropbox. So I'm conflicted.
And there is this:
[img]http://puu.sh/bvO7X.png[/img]
:v:[/QUOTE]
Dropbox isn't really a backup service, it's just ~cloud storage~. You *can* backup stuff on it, but it's more for sharing files between computers and people.
Backblaze is a pure backup solution.
How good is ReFS for storing backups?
Backups will mostly be dumps from databases.
New AMD stock cooler for single gpu.
[IMG]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BxU6D55IAAA1_TK.jpg:large[/IMG]
[QUOTE=wingless;45959484]Dropbox isn't really a backup service, it's just ~cloud storage~. You *can* backup stuff on it, but it's more for sharing files between computers and people.
Backblaze is a pure backup solution.[/QUOTE]
True. I just like how instant the client behaves with me updating files. So perhaps I'll stick with backblaze for "true" backups and then stick with drive and dropbox's free/cheap offerings for collaborations.
[QUOTE=Makol;45957014]MacRumors is a pretty "fun" place to browse.
But it kind of seems like they're getting sort of better?[/QUOTE]
MacRumors is actually sane at times.
Now AppleInsider, AppleInsider is insane to the core.
I swear, this one guy there has pretty much replaced all his blood with Apple koolaid.
[QUOTE=Brt5470;45959516]True. I just like how instant the client behaves with me updating files. So perhaps I'll stick with backblaze for "true" backups and then stick with drive and dropbox's free/cheap offerings for collaborations.[/QUOTE]
Pretty much what I do. The problem is my backblaze backup is probably going to never finish.
[img]http://puu.sh/bvOMY/acd030cca8.png[/img]
Since January
maybe exclude non-needed files right now?
[QUOTE=~Kiwi~v2;45959583]Eh. It would still take a long time to upload I can imagine.
Australian upload isn't the best afaik.[/QUOTE]
I know it's awful, but as a means of prioritizing.
[QUOTE=Brt5470;45959569]maybe exclude non-needed files right now?[/QUOTE]
Well, all the stuff it's uploading is the stuff I got into online backup services in the first place, so that's not happening.
I never have any ink when I actually need to print something. Grr
I really need to get a good laser printer for documents so I don't have to worry about buying ink (and occasionally a new printer because it can be cheaper than the ink)
I hate it when printers won't let you print because one of the colours have depleted, even if you don't need it.
[QUOTE=Leestons;45959927]I hate it when printers won't let you print because one of the colours have depleted, even if you don't need it.[/QUOTE]
I think there was a proper reason for that. Something about black also combines some color ink to improve clarity.
[QUOTE=Amiga OS;45960054]Thats just so it has the ink to do some Steganography and hide the printers UUID on paper.[/QUOTE]
:tinfoil:
Got a (cheap ass) Lenovo (not for me sadly):
[t]http://i.imgur.com/JJH1Ogl.jpg?1[/t]
[t]http://i.imgur.com/nElAha4.jpg?1[/t]
Bloatware included: McAfee, Nitro Pro, some stuff related to third party stores and stuff.
[QUOTE=Warship;45959970]I think there was a proper reason for that. Something about black also combines some color ink to improve clarity.[/QUOTE]
Or worse: Ink cartridges [I]intentionally[/I] not working at ~50% just to get you to buy more. We've had to deal with half-empty carts before so this is probably a real problem. :tinfoil:
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