Recently, I've seen several questions in the close queue that simply ask for a script to be written to perform or automate a particular task. These questions are currently closed as too broad with comments that say that "we're not a script-writing service". I think it might be a good idea to add ...
I want to put a brain computer with cameras in 1 spot than have another one away from it at least a good 20m, with a Monitor and mouse. How can I tend to do it? and what wires
It's not asking for "product, service, or learning material recommendations" in any way, yet... someone decided to choose that reason.
That's an even bigger problem with broad close reasons (or reasons that don't have very obvious applications). People don't think about it, they just think "this question doesn't feel that good, slap a reason on and close it"
...though I do expect a duplicate. Can't find one for some reason.
Superuser type people, looking to help my younger brother build a budget PC... whats a good AMD processor these days? Looking to be able to play some moderate games but not break the bank
@SimonSheehan: Basically intel has two lines, the FX (which run bulldozer and other construction machinary named cores), and their APUs (named after rivers).
Sounds a lot like he has a camera in one location, attached to a computer. He wants to be able to interact with said computer from another location (~20m away).
You know well that a lot of people will call the monitor a computer too.
I bought an old laptop from a friend recently, and I've been trying to get it up and running with all the services that I'd like to use. One of these is Google Chat/Gmail. However, the laptop isn't very powerful, and I'd rather not have to keep Chrome open all the time to get chat and mail noti...
@DuckTapeAl It'll also run down an equivalently-sized battery faster, and use more power (the latter is more significant if you have a bunch of them on 24/7).
@JourneymanGeek That's what I've heard. I've stayed with Windows mainly because I have enough experience with it that when it does break, I know how to fix it. Most of the time, at least.
This reminds me of a joke a Linux-using friend of mine told me.
In the Windows household, the ketchup is in the fridge, with the condiments. In the Mac household, the ketchup is with the hot dog buns. In the Linux household, you don't have ketchup at all, just tomatoes and vinegar to make exactly the ketchup you want.
EFI can be faster, but that's not certain. The biggest speed
difference is in hardware initialization early in the process. On my
systems, this is a fraction of the total boot time, so a reduction in
the hardware initialization time, while good, doesn't make all that
much difference. —...
I want to Disable SSLv3 to restrict the POODLE attack on my website
My website is hosted on Microsoft Windows Server 2003 System
I am using Apache Tomcat as an application server with thee version Java 7
(I have tried registry level changes and restarted the system but it wasn't helpful.)
...
I would go so far as to say that unless you are very sure of your audience, you should not use "escamotage" at all, as it is not in broad circulation (0 hits at the Corpus of Contemporary American English(COCA)) .
If you don't want to label it a hack, a short descriptive phrase such as "short-te...
Cnet lost all credibility years ago, there is no better time for a complete tracking and user control of software than ever before. Just tell that to the "trusted installer" :-) who ended up with more control than the user.
Malware/addware with proper ceritifications and safety endorcements for simply not being an actual "virus" , turns the whole purpose of certifications and safety endorcements into a complex addition of nothingness.
@Boris_yo logically the laptop has one "screen buffer" set, that always comes out of the one GPU, then when mass GPU processing is needed, the added gpu does the processing, and send it to the one screen buffer set . (set meaning enough buffer to cover whatever res and monitors it allows to connect).
So unless it is otherwise designated in the manuel, both outputs are from the same gpu. this is unlike say a desktop, where they may have a weniehead gpu capability onboard, or on-die.
Yea they may already kick in more GPU (engage the dedi) when running a second? on the desktops they sure like to wake up the GPU when the second monitor is connected, even unnessisarily.
@slhck if something happened on one day and was shown in the events , then it happened on the day before? Both days show the same events, and most of the stuff looks like normal "WTF It's windows" errors.
@Boris_yo why? black is "slimming" vrses white whales, so the other color is appro for who would find themselves in it .
I hear marketing for most of these womens clothing isnt about showing how it will look on You anyways, it is about being jelous of another woman looking better than you :-)
@Boris_yo is it 25-50ms or like slow refresh stuff? because monitors in general have a latency from input to pannel due to the processing/display engine. odd side notes some of the fastest monitors in BS milisecond refresh stats, had some pretty slow time to get to the screen, and weirdly slow ass IPS screens had like 1/2 that delay. So is it the display or the computer?
If the screen is updating really slowly, , grafic elements themselves drawing slowly, then is it likely to be the gpu rendering stuff (even 2D) not the display.
@JourneymanGeek I'm very sorry to say that your fears have come true. I cannot contribute at my full pace any longer and may retire from Stack Exchange completely within the next few months.
Might not turn out to be this bad, but I'll try :/
@DragonLord Been there, done that. It doesn't really hurt, but it's not all shiny either; it is a feeling of some accomplishment, but not enough accomplishment. It does end you up leaving (as when you cut time or stress or ..., the biggest consumers sometimes go first) but you may end up coming back to it at a later point.
@DragonLord The first election I attended I was too new. The second I didn't make the cut due to the amount of participants. The third I just resigned as I was too ambitious. The fourth I skipped as I've already left the community for some time by that point.
Who knows I could've made the third one; but it didn't feel right, which doesn't make it a good idea to continue.
@DragonLord I prefer to think of moderating as something you already do, and getting a diamond just makes it a bit easier. Something you should do because you actually enjoy it, then take the diamond if it comes - but no need to push for it.
@DragonLord Hmm, maybe there is an idea to the structure. But I don't like long paragraphs.
Something like spanning 2-4 lines seems okay to me. He frequents 6-8 lines in some of them, which makes it busy (no breathing room) and jumping to the next line costs a very tiny bit of extra effort.
One of the things I've been doing post-SU era is shorten my text where possible.
When you installed the second memory module, you enabled dual-channel mode and doubled memory bandwidth. GPU performance is highly dependent on memory bandwidth and your frame rates reflect the increase in bandwidth.
The AMD A10-6790K is an "Accelerated Processing Unit" (APU). APUs combine a CP...
I want to put a brain computer with cameras in 1 spot than have another one away from it at least a good 20m, with a Monitor and mouse. How can I tend to do it? and what wires
EFI can be faster, but that's not certain. The biggest speed
difference is in hardware initialization early in the process. On my
systems, this is a fraction of the total boot time, so a reduction in
the hardware initialization time, while good, doesn't make all that
much difference. —...
I want to Disable SSLv3 to restrict the POODLE attack on my website
My website is hosted on Microsoft Windows Server 2003 System
I am using Apache Tomcat as an application server with thee version Java 7
(I have tried registry level changes and restarted the system but it wasn't helpful.)
...
I want to shop hard disk online please suggest best hard disk company?
