CIPWTTKT&GC v0x14 (v20): Turning it off and on all day every day - Hardware & Software

[QUOTE=Makol;37470969]What have I ever done to you? :([/QUOTE] What haven't you done to me? [editline]shit[/editline] I realize now how dirty that sounds. Whoops

[QUOTE=MTMod;37470936]Has anyone else noticed that little bits and pieces of their computer will stop working when Windows wants to update? I've had my ethernet and sound simply stop working until I reboot and apply the updates. :tinfoil:[/QUOTE] All of my PCs do updates with no troubles. It must be yours.

[QUOTE=Makol;37470969]What have I ever done to you? :([/QUOTE] The curse?

[QUOTE=Protocol7;37470794]what you do nowadays is open a page in chrome, press ctrl-shift-I, navigate to relevant HTML and change it[/QUOTE] Huh, neat, I didn't know about that. [img]https://dl.dropbox.com/u/5636656/gay%20ray.png[/img]

[QUOTE=Protocol7;37470615]Is that a challenge?[/QUOTE] I Googled "shortest wikipedia article" and it was longer than that.

It's a challenge. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lao_Yao_Po[/url]

[QUOTE=Protocol7;37471147]It's a challenge. [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lao_Yao_Po[/url][/QUOTE] That's more like a dictionary entry than a Wikipedia article, no idea how it's survived.

It's still singlehandedly the shortest Wikipedia article :v: [editline]30th August 2012[/editline] [url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:ShortPages[/url]

How in the hell is the smallest article that much longer?

Smallest in bytes, not in character length. I'm no computer genius so let's let gman003-main figure it out. obligatory: gman003-main gman003-main gman003-main

Anyways. While I was trying to find the proper formula for Samsung SSD drives to calculate the data that has been written. I have found this: [url]http://www.samsung.com/us/business/oem-solutions/pdfs/SSD-Sales-Presentation.pdf[/url] Very awesome information =) So on average, we've already written about 8TB / node for our minecraft machines. Over the past month or so. I'm not sure if the "capacity of drive" = the GB of the drive, or the GB you have provisioned to it. Either way, 8TB of writes isn't too bad. ( Actual NAND writes )

[QUOTE=Protocol7;37471392]Smallest in bytes, not in character length. I'm no computer genius so let's let gman003-main figure it out. obligatory: gman003-main gman003-main gman003-main[/QUOTE] Don't know what encoding that is, can't be arsed to look, probably the reason.

[QUOTE=pure.Joseph;37471423]Anyways. While I was trying to find the proper formula for Samsung SSD drives to calculate the data that has been written. I have found this: [url]http://www.samsung.com/us/business/oem-solutions/pdfs/SSD-Sales-Presentation.pdf[/url] Very awesome information =) So on average, we've already written about 8TB / node for our minecraft machines. Over the past month or so. I'm not sure if the "capacity of drive" = the GB of the drive, or the GB you have provisioned to it. Either way, 8TB of writes isn't too bad. ( Actual NAND writes )[/QUOTE] Let's hope they last.

[QUOTE=wingless;37471439]Let's hope they last.[/QUOTE] Well according to samsungs formula. Worst case ( from now ) is about 7 years remaining of life. As long as they last 2.8 years, we'll be fine.

[QUOTE=pure.Joseph;37471479]Well according to samsungs formula. Worst case ( from now ) is about 7 years remaining of life. As long as they last 2.8 years, we'll be fine.[/QUOTE] What about the M4's?

You guys inspired me. I whipped this up in-between calls. I'm scrolling it up my screen and humming the music. [img]http://i.imgur.com/lI1Tu.png[/img]

Just wrote a quick .reg file to clear the last logged on user on domain machines, so you can let the next user type in their own username and password without the "switch user" button confusion, while also letting it still remember them after they log on the first time. [code] Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\LogonUI] "LastLoggedOnSAMUser"="" "LastLoggedOnUser"="" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\LogonUI\SessionData\1] "LastLoggedOnSAMUser"="" "LastLoggedOnUser"="" [/code]

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNJ2_H-fKYg[/media] it worsened, I almost got seizures while playing Mari0 and this happened. Also it disturbs me when I have no desk lamp turned on while using a computer.

in the computing class I have the teacher seriously thinks "code" means an actual passcode and then I started making a noose

[QUOTE=tratzzz;37472470][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNJ2_H-fKYg[/media] it worsened, I almost got seizures while playing Mari0 and this happened. Also it disturbs me when I have no desk lamp turned on while using a computer.[/QUOTE] I am waiting for a face or something to pop up when the light comes on then go away when it turns back off. have fun sleeping tonight!!

[QUOTE=Protocol7;37471392]Smallest in bytes, not in character length. I'm no computer genius so let's let gman003-main figure it out. obligatory: gman003-main gman003-main gman003-main[/QUOTE] [highlight][h2]YOU KNOW, YOU REALLY NEED TO STOP SUMMONING ME FOR STUPID SHIT LIKE THIS. DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW ANNOYING IT IS TO BE SUMMONED ACROSS THE ETERNAL ABYSS? ESPECIALLY WITH MY SHITTY PIRATED INTERNET CONNECTION?[/h2][/highlight] Anyways, there's sort of two things going on here. First, a "character" isn't always 8 bits. ASCII is technically 7 bits, although it's normally stored as 8. Most ISO encodings are 8 bits. But Unicode (or rather, UTF-8) is "8 bits with exceptions". Some characters can't fit into 8 bits, so it uses two bytes to store one "character". You can also have UTF-16, which can fit slightly more because it doesn't have to mark whether it's an 8-bit or 16-bit character (and even UTF-16 has an "extended" mode for characters outside the Basic Multilingual Plane). I deal with this often in databases - you define a "char(3) using utf8" column and it uses not three bytes, but six, as each character could be up to two bytes. Second, Wikitext. That big "this should probably be deleted" banner was done by just referencing a template - the actual "text" was probably something like "[[:delete_flag:]]" (been a while since I edited more than small typos).

[QUOTE=tratzzz;37472470][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNJ2_H-fKYg[/media] it worsened, I almost got seizures while playing Mari0 and this happened. Also it disturbs me when I have no desk lamp turned on while using a computer.[/QUOTE] How on earth are you able to put up with that? I would have thrown it out of the window long ago.

well with that attitude back into the abyss with you

[QUOTE='[EG] Pepper;37473002']How on earth are you able to put up with that? I would have thrown it out of the window long ago.[/QUOTE] [i]replaced[/i] it with my sisters desk lamp. But not for long, she will probably want it back soon.

Where can you get an MHL adapter for Galaxy Nexus? Norway

[QUOTE=Protocol7;37473007]well with that attitude back into the abyss with you[/QUOTE] To do that you need to say his name backwards 3 times. niam-300namg niam-300namg niam-300namg

[QUOTE=wingless;37473084]To do that you need to say his name backwards 3 times. niam-300namg niam-300namg niam-300namg[/QUOTE] keberT xelA

[QUOTE=wingless;37473084]To do that you need to say his name backwards 3 times. niam-300namg niam-300namg niam-300namg[/QUOTE] Nope, that's not how you unsummon me. Actually, I don't think there is a way to do that. I'm here forever.

[QUOTE=gman003-main;37473186]Nope, that's not how you unsummon me. Actually, I don't think there is a way to do that. I'm here forever.[/QUOTE] So, stake through the heart? Silver bullets? Jar of urine?

[QUOTE=gman003-main;37473186]Nope, that's not how you unsummon me. Actually, I don't think there is a way to do that. I'm here forever.[/QUOTE] Get back in your hole before I force you down there.