>>78934581
>and ended up jerking off for about 2 hours before going soft.
Anon, I can wank for 2hs without taking any fucking chemicals. I do end up leaking precum all over the place and looking like I just came out of a sauna so I try not to do it too often and it's also a gigantic waste of time.

>>78939170
christian cults

>>78939093

Gonna have to move way faster than that.

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This is the best.

>weeve been abandoned
im gonna go throw my self off abridge befoer i come down

>>78935806
try windows x86 smv and wine. others are kinda broken
also list what files you have

Is there a way to rotate the date/clock text on the Windows 10 task bar when you have it anchored to the side of your screen?
Pic is a rough mockup of what I'm trying to do.
I would also like to make the taskbar one icon wide, and it looks like I'll need to use something like this:
https://rammichael.com/7-taskbar-tweaker

I wasn't able to find anything about rotating the text though.

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>>78939378
>Pic is a rough mockup of what I'm trying to do.

>>78939434
but.... why
anyways, maybe TClock can do it
or if it can't, it's open source so you can just make it be able to do it

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>>78940316
>but.... why
Aesthetics. That mock-up doesn't show the taskbar thin like I would like. Everything would be one icon tall so the time and date would fit better turned to the side.
It's also similar to how alphanumeric text shows up in Japanese text that's written vertically.

>>78940329
Are you sure it's the motherboard pins and not the case or the cables themselves? Have you tried shorting the pins with a screwdriver or something?

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rate my nigga's computer

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Is it easier to tune timings for 3600 cl18 down to 16 or overclock 3200 cl16 to 3600?

>>78936127
Find a 3600XT if you're gonna go with last gen cpus, it's the updated refresh version of the 3600X for the same price but it's better in every way.

>>78940396
7/10 but those shoes 0/10

>>78937745
F A G G O T
Variable names are compile time keywords that when you run it it will be just pointing to the memory where that value is saved. Naming your variable as PizzaIsAGayFaggot to PizzaIsANiggerFaggot will not change anything if they hold the same memory address

Sup /dpt/, anyone want to work at my Startup? If you know someone high school age or is interested in Programming please pass along this Job description.

>Job Title: Programming Intern
>Product: Machine Learning algorithm to determine the age of a person in a photograph
>Engages with business and product owners to determine business requirements for the algorithm runtime
>Translate business requirements into well technical execution of the Program through knowledge of programming languages
>Ensures that all information is recorded so that business partners and external customers can view the algorithm information

>>78940336
what is the pay

>>78940336
>Qualifications: Open to high school or college students who are advanced in Programming and want exposure to real life programs
>Intellectually curious of ways to program computers and algorithms
>Willing to follow instructions on how to program the computer in accordance with technical specifications laid out by the client

>>78940397
So the pay for a college intern is around $12.12/hr. A Referral Bonus of is provided if the intern can refer other college interns who are interested in advanced level programming

diff -rNu okbuddyCplusplus-main/README.md okbuddyCplusplus-mainchanged/README.md
--- okbuddyCplusplus-main/README.md    2020-11-28 20:42:57.000000000 -0500
+++ okbuddyCplusplus-mainchanged/README.md    2020-11-28 22:42:28.150781635 -0500
@@ -1,5 +1,9 @@
 Second iteration of my meme generator, this time written in C++. 
 
-Command that I use to compile is: g++ main.cpp -o [name here].
+Command that I use to compile is:
+```
+cd src
+make
+```
 
 You can change most things about this program with the libs file. 
diff -rNu okbuddyCplusplus-main/src/main.cpp okbuddyCplusplus-mainchanged/src/main.cpp

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>>78940137
>>78940052
?

>>78940156
They're bugfixes and improvements to OP's program.

>>78939979
You should probably learn to use Makefiles or CMake. Here's a Makefile template I just copy everywhere

SRC = $(wildcard ./src/*.cpp)
OBJ = $(SRC:.cpp=.o)
EXEC = shit

CC = g++

CXXSTD   = -std=c++11 
WARNINGS = -Wall                \
           -Wextra              \
           -Wpedantic
EXTRA = -O1 -g

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Solved your segfault bug by deciding if someone doesn't answer y, they implicitly mean n.
https://files.catbox.moe/kznxzb

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kinda lonely right now. happy to know others will be working on this alone as well.

think I'll just do this with python cus it's the quickest. java not so much. e.g. declaring a hash map/dict is

d = {}

vs

HashMap<Integer, MyObject> myMap = new HashMap<Integer, MyObject>();

yeah, I'll go with python

>>78939898
But how will you brute-force solutions without the raw power of C++?

>>78939989
pypy is a life saver, for real

>>78939519
>>78939533
>>78939537
Thanks for the info anons

>>78933985
its pretty pointless going for fastest because different timezones etc, just try to get all the stars for every day (people will get filtered and drop out)

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>>78937639
ellipse isn't the best photographer it seems..
C6 looks like the cap on the usb input, idk maybe 0.1uf? it's not big enough especially with a long usb lead which these are shipped with. Its probably a good sign these work at all,
its easy to just stick a larger cap across it.
Id put probably a 2.2uf electrolytic across C6 and maybe .47uf monolithic across the dac (U2) or its nearby filter cap.

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This is my NIB Model M with some leet keycaps I bought from Unicomp.

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Here is my WASD V1 with WYSE kaycaps and a moogle kit.

>>78940021
Always did like the WYSE keycaps.

>>78933650
You could try printing a dactyl manuform with some of that wood fiber filament or carving one out of a block of wood.

>>78939038
It streamlines auto-deployments. Theoretically there are some advantages in terms of "test locally, be confident in different-architecture deployments" but mostly it's useful in the standardization of deployment environment and the ability to arbitrarily deploy to any environment at any scale that supports this standard, which is particularly relevant in horizontal scaling applications (like this Wednesday when AWS's entire ECS basically went completely offline for 12 hours, we just deployed them on EC2s running docker swarms and it's the same shit only with less out-the-door visibility).

I think one of the best ways to understand why virtual containers are so useful is by learning/understanding why shipping containers are so useful. There are a lot of parallels.

>>78937060
>GUI
Retard detected

>>78937060
>>78937444
It's just

docker ps

in a GUI. Don't be a faggot, stick to command line

>>78936825
Don't encourage /g/ kids to learn it, I wanna keep my job

>>78939038

It's one solution (of many) to the problem of dependency management.

Let's say you wrote a webapp in python and it depends on version 4 of some library. But your distro only packages version 3, and versions 3 and 4 are pretty incompatible. Well here's some options:

Make a package of version 4, install it, overwrite version 3, cross your fingers that some other package isn't relying on version 3.

Make a version that can be installed side-by-side with version 3.

Make a virtualenv or whatever and install it in that.

Install it to some non-standard directory and figure out the right environment variables to use that directory. (Basically what virtualenv does).

Write out a dockerfile where you can just do whatever you want because instead of making your app work in a particular system, you're building a particular system to work with your app.

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>>78940416
whisper back
>I'll tell you about it on our way to lunch
because fuck people who talk during lecture.
Also
>using quotation marks with greentext
You need to go back.

>>78940116
i have a oneliner saved somehwere for arch installs

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>>78940116
Well said. Manjaro arch fags are worse than your average Arch fag

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>>78940116
>bait
Sega

>>78940116
>I'm so smart that I can copy paste commands from a wiki to install my operating system instead of using a GUI installer like a normal person. I'm """""really"""""" learning what Linux is all about!

>>78940378
I knew someone would eventually say something like this. Nobody is saying doing an arch install is difficult, that’s just your assertion.

>>78940307
Sure if you want to quarter your CPU performance.

>>78940307
if you want to run Gentoo on a slow machine, you can either use distcc or set up a binhost, where a different machine compiles the packages and your slow machine only needs to install them, like a regular distro.

also it's generally a good idea to outgrow the impulse of wanting to run the very latest git-tip version of absolutely everything.

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>>78940010
>size class

>>78940309
Nice gif bro don't respond to me anymore

>>78940325
Then stop making shit up.

what's the best used smartphone for using as a webcam? I figure I can either spend $100 on a c920s, or $120 on a used pixel 2

>>78940342
I compared numbers and specs. Don't get mad at me because your phone gets thoroughly btfo

no

You mean a box?

yes

it's worthless, compilers are better at it
assembly is only for reading, not writing

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>>78934548
Effort

>>78934548
nakadashi

>>78938033
Some workloads can't be effectively optimized. Mainly parallel stuff but still. The AV1 reference encoder's hand-written assembly outperforms the higher level version by a lot. It's more than twice as fast AFAIK. Comes down to register allocation, cache management, etc. Well written assembly will usually outperform compiler results in a program's hot path. Particularly if latency is important.

It's also required in small amounts for osdev, compilers (obviously), threading libraries, etc.

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>>78934548

>>78935486
>bazooka MAX wifi
>rpg
msi been confirmed sub 80 iq niggers

>>78940297
You can also get a fury or fury-x still for $100 USD sometimes. You undervolt those, and you have a great 1080p card.

>>78940310
They have the worst names, but the best budget vrms.

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>>78940310

>>78935486
>450
why? you like your PCI devices running at half speed or something?