@Bob basically he buys a cooler designed for the standard model (and MOST 980TIs are reference). He buys one of the few non reference cards on the market, finds his cooler dosen't fit and drills holes...
yay, i finnaly figured out how to configure the lighting part of the keyboard. Now i got ExplodoType , i am going to have to watch out what i say from now on, as my words explode onto the keyboard.
The quick brown fox you mama you gonna die now suckers
The = character is a delimiter, functionally it seems to be the same as a space . As you can see in the example below:
c:\NotBackedUp>echo abc>d efg.txt
c:\NotBackedUp>type d
abc efg.txt
Likewise, = will do the same thing:
c:\NotBackedUp>echo abc>d=efg.txt
c:\NotBackedUp>type d
abc=efg.txt
...
If I ask him if the annual cloud sub includes MSDN access, the answer is a very clear "No". But if I ask him if it provides access to local Windows licences the answer is "yes". Or a link to the same product comparison pages I'm asking him about.
I emailed Steam Support yesterday about how long the lockout on trying invalids keys is...
All I got back was a canned message stating that if you have trouble with a key please reply with a picture of the key with the reference number written on it.
Here's the parts: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130924 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117625 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820232249 Total of $208
I looked for one, but couldn't find it. I used the email button to send it to myself and I used the link in that email. I guess newegg doesn't like me.
Yes, but it's modern. It's a 6th gen Pentium on an LGA 1151, with 16GB DDR4, upgradable to a 6th gen i7 or Xeon with 32GB DDR4 (or 64GB with a new mobo in 5 years)
(so its what I did. Did not cover pitfalls - the chdir command and exec command using whole paths were a workaround for something - and there's room for improvement, I could/should have set it to aurorespawn)
So yeah
document everything
I actually use pen and paper as I do things, then transfer it to a text file
oh, and least when I did forensics, they actually did recommend using a physical book or form for that sorta thing
(yeah, you could use a second screen and a text editor/word processor, but that workflow is what I use)
I documented tons of stuff when learning OSes and programs, never re-read ANY of it ever, it became obsolete and I tossed it. But writing it down, ground it into my mind more than the ink sticking on the paper.
If I wanted to pass the terminal through a socks proxy, would I have to use iptables? On debian, because I remember when I was on mint, I was able to set it up with the default network program
I am not getting any of this, mine still works and looks just like that :-)
bet you dont get that cool Icon in the systray with the 2 computers showing network I/O in real time live :-)
talk about security features, every I/O that occured over the network could be seen right there on your desktop.
If you wasnt doing it, something was wrong.
then windows 7 added Gadgets :-) if it was showing network activity and you wasnt doing it, something was wrong.
now what you got ? they tossed that, threw out this, made the resource monitor look like barbies playhouse. and put Useless tiles on the desk that Could have all that data.
@JourneymanGeek Nope. He copy-pasted some response.
"At present, the software, services, and other benefits included in the Visual Studio Professional annual subscription are the same as those included in Visual Studio Professional with MSDN. "
"However, there are three key differences to highlight :" "Perpetual software use rights are not provided for Visual Studio cloud subscriptions" "Sign in is required for using the Visual Studio IDE with Visual Studio cloud subscriptions" "Purchasing channel and subscription duration."
If I take that at face value, that's exactly what I wanted.
Except it's also the opposite of what chat and phone support told me.
sigh
@JourneymanGeek Guess what chat support told me? "Yes, that is correct and we have a dedicated department for Cloud inquiries. "
there is nothing wrong with saying , your information is incorect, Is your supervisor available? Yaawn, Look I want to speak to your supervisor, 3 minute delay. I am maintaing my temper here, Please put your supervisor on. Look #^&$Head, put your supervisor on before i fly over there and fill your butt with buckshot.
now you wont nesssiarily get the supervisor, but your now at level 2
The = character is a delimiter, functionally it seems to be the same as a space . As you can see in the example below:
c:\NotBackedUp>echo abc>d efg.txt
c:\NotBackedUp>type d
abc efg.txt
Likewise, = will do the same thing:
c:\NotBackedUp>echo abc>d=efg.txt
c:\NotBackedUp>type d
abc=efg.txt
...
