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Psycogeek

06:08

How much ram a person needs for "video" is IMO the wrong way to say it completely. How much ram you need is based on the Programs, any of them. most of the video programs i use, do not use big huge ammounts of ram, it processes videos as streaming style. Any programs that would pull the whole freaking video into ram, or any need to cache the whole video, could take lots of ram.

Journeyman Geek

lol

@Psycogeek: there's programs that do that.

Psycogeek

I am seeing that ffmpeg people are saying it does that? because most of the pro junk has done this stuff back when there was 2gig total, they certannly dont.

And any other programs of any sort, heck even browsers, it is not a class of work being done, it is more about How that work is being done, which actual program.

I would be in some deep poo with 300gig half compressed video files, if the programs ram requirement had anything to do with the file sizes.

allquixotic

@JourneymanGeek imagine how fast Skylake's GPU will be with high frequency DDR4 O_O

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Psycogeek

Then there is video Caches used for "real-time". where a specific buffer chunk is allocated via either the hardware driver, or via software allocation. Thos got somewhat obsoleted by the extreeme changes in speed of HD and cpu processing.

Journeyman Geek

06:17

@allquixotic: and embedded ram

@Psycogeek: whatever we use at work does ;p

Psycogeek

I would guess that at work your not making youtube videos :-)

Journeyman Geek

not exactly

tho what we do often does make it into youtube eventually ;p

@allquixotic: heh, I'm not sure if I'll go with skylake yet

Psycogeek

the program i am using now allows for only 512M video buffer thing to be locked out for when the multiple streams cannot keep up with the playing Plus the additional processing needed to do it real-time. Back before 64bit even allowed, they would set for about 2 gig .

Journeyman Geek

current hardware's holding up well. Unless my c2d dies... ;p

but that's essentially going to mean a 90% new build

Psycogeek

Because my system is "fast enough" for up to (i think) 3 streams of HD (not 4k) I have the buffering set to the lowest 128M so it takes way less time to start .

the early years of doing video were torturous, best available computer, hardware to do the decoding and encoding live, raid to keep the file data rate going, buffers to handle pre-loading and pre-processing, and still (slow) pre-render to do heavy work. A few years later the same resolution can be done on a Atom processor :-)

and to top it off everything was so buggy that saving every 5 minutes was a given.

Michael Frank

06:37

@JourneymanGeek C2Ds never die. They just go MIA.

Bob

@JourneymanGeek np.reddit.com/r/woahdude/comments/3hfh35/…

Journeyman Geek

lol

@Bob: I essentially could have walked across the street and done that once ;p

Psycogeek

if your gonna do that, amazon.com/Europe-Dollars-Day-Then-Now-ebook/dp/B009KBL3JW/…

Journeyman Geek

also, they might be doing a high speed line across much of asia

singapore/KL seems semi likely

Psycogeek

Journeyman Geek

06:50

@MichaelFrank The system's only had... one and 2/3 GPU failures and a fan die so far

Psycogeek

now why didnt they cut right down through iraq :-) would be faster

Journeyman Geek

(2/3. current card is a GTS450, and for some reason the 2 digital outs are dead)

Psycogeek

Iran train

Journeyman Geek

made in china? ;p

Psycogeek

Journeyman Geek

07:02

heh. Indian train.

Psycogeek

you got it.

Journeyman Geek

They do run one of the world's largest networks tho

Bob

@Psycogeek According to one of the comments, there is a route going through Iran & Pakistan that's not really used now

Psycogeek

wagon train. real adventure

Journeyman Geek

taken those before

Not too bad actually, unless you're really big

Psycogeek

07:32

you mean like the big dogs have to do the heavy pulling?

Journeyman Geek

or tall/wide humans ;p

Psycogeek

07:53

superuser.com/questions/959450/… (windows 10 does NOTuse all my ram) & superuser.com/questions/949244/… (windows 10 Does use all my ram.

Damit people WHICH one is it :-)

Ahhh i guess there are things i will never know , while leaning on reported "problems" to comprehend how the system has been rec-cinfigured, or what crasy stuff it does this time (and how to shut it off).

People were asking MS to "compress" ram like apple does. superuser.com/questions/952141/… But post re-write that is just to handle the Huge Allocation (and not use) hog programs .

( originally magicandre1981 answer just indicated MS doing "ram compression" ) which was more like WHAT?

Psycogeek

09:02

Journeyman Geek

._.

Psycogeek

From an asus manuel superuser.com/a/959441/98855 spot the funny

Bob

09:22

@Psycogeek ...DIMM slots?

Psycogeek

09:48

It actually threw me enough to check it out at wikipedia, because well "DIMM" thats where you toss a memory module , WTF the abreviation stands for never mattered much to me (dual in-line memory module) . and a DIN en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_connector Which was pretty much any old round connector thing.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek When Smith told that humanity are cancer on this planet, he was right from consumer perspective. Is it coincidence bad things happen in China which is the biggest manufacturing country on this planet that helps cancer to spread? If we take simple analogy of parasite and body, eventually body learns its nature and annihilates it. If we take humanity and out planet then it will eventually shake us off like dog shakes off fleas. Do not crap on planet that feeds you.

Journeyman Geek

DIN is also a german standards board ;p

Boris_yo

I think McGyverism is the next coming thing but not fad because it will live forever as we become hopefully earth conscious.

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo or if we just get that T-Rex cloned

Boris_yo

I don't think spoiled consumers would have patience for McGyverism with their instant gratification.

"Ain't nobody got time for tha'!"

Psycogeek

09:56

Or, (check it out) DIN en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_41612 other types of connections, Almost like other slots on the boards. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIN_72552 (many connecting automotive plug)

Boris_yo

Do you know where something like this be gotten but made with quality? dx.com/p/…

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo at every video sales location on the planet. I made one of these myself once, before they were actually in mass production. and MY big problem was the terrible spectrum on white leds. so in my contraption (as that was what it was by the time it was finished) I had Added red leds (most missing spectrum) and fill Cyan leds , missing even from RGB spectrums, and yellow leds for white balance, because filtering was loosing much of the light.

To improve efficency i would try and adjust the original LED light color as opposed to loosing so much when filtering.

Boris_yo

Heard of Iblazr? iblazr.com

Most likely made in China but American design.

Psycogeek

The usual designs of these are really much like a multi led flashlight. when good efficency again would have wide angle leds, and zoom angle leds, or lensing

Boris_yo

Prices are high? shop.iblazr.com/?_ga=1.232896926.1879082003.1439978534

@Psycogeek I have attachable wide lens I bought for Nexus 4.

Psycogeek

10:08

@Boris_yo nice little addon, when for some stuff they just need more underdriven leds as opposed to 1 led usually overdriven and undercooled.

Boris_yo

space gray aluminum... NASA aluminum... air industry aluminum...

Is that a good reason to inflate price?

If yes, I will make something out of unobtainium aluminum and charge 200% more for it...

Psycogeek

the blazer 2 thing is utalising "warm" leds and "cool" leds which balances out the conflict of warm leds only output 1/2 the light, cool leds have rotten color. Problem still is warm leds while they have more yellow, actually have like zero red (no spectrum) still, compared to the sun, or an incan lighting.

crl

Someone know (on Windows) how I could make a bootable iso from a DVD? I've been trying all the morning without success (tried BurnAware, MagicISO, WinISO, PowerISO)

I've managed to make an iso, but not bootable

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo so if your not going to be portable, then avoid the led lighting and just abuse power, for pictures, and have real color. If you are portable, and still want pro color and not ghastly fleshtones , that require much makeup to counter. Then try and find the led stuff with very HIgh CRI . which exists, but still barely solutions the spectrum problem.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek So LED video lights are not good for taking product photography because of this?

Psycogeek

10:20

@Boris_yo Dont forget I live under LEDs , all my flashlights are leds, my whole house is leds. so they are great and wonderfull. It just is there are huge flaws with represening colors properly (as the humans are attuned to being on earth). Because of that I still am not parting with my incan and zenon.

I wake up in the morning and view myself in the mirror with leds , and climb back into bed , because i am either sick or dead :-)

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek Looks like iBlazr clone: banggood.com/…

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo yes no warm leds there, in most situations that would be worse.

Boris_yo

@Psycogeek But since my goal is not portrait photography - it's for DIY, macro closeups etc. then I think it does not matter to me.

Psycogeek

dx.com/p/… i got one of these. and other RGB stuff, for color.

Oliver Salzburg

10:36

github.com/minimaxir/big-list-of-naughty-strings

That is pretty sweet

Psycogeek

Making white with RGB brings with it 2 problems. the spectrum again is R G B very linear spikes , no total spectrum. but it works well with RBG light collection in cameras, and RGB display in monitors. second problem is it really is never white. it splotches about, and only loads of diffusion blend it together (close and wide shooting)

Human eyes adapt to screwed up color spectrums so easily, cameras are still very overly sensitive to color. Hence having a wrong color balance, or minor color changes to the human eye showing up as totally wacked out color on the camera.

Journeyman Geek

Looks like I got my mod swag

Psycogeek

But a RGB color adjustable lighting :-) and purposfull splotching, could also be like some cool photoshopping stuff.

@OliverSalzburg cool can we replace "gems from stach exchange" with minimaxir naughty strings

Journeyman Geek

10:58

storify.com/halfcadence/…

Also, I haz mod swag waiting for me at home.

Paul Vargas

What timezone you are?

Journeyman Geek

GMT +8

Boss is going to chase us out in a minute or so. We work till 7 ;p

Paul Vargas

Hawai?

Journeyman Geek

Singapore

Paul Vargas

Ah! OK.

BTW thanks for your help

Boris_yo

11:14

@Psycogeek Would this be not hard to tie to keychain? banggood.com/…

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo no, just no

Psycogeek

11:44

"PS: I've googled 100% disk usage issues and came across many different suggestions (like disabling some windows services), but to be honest I'd prefere not to 'solve' the problem by cutting off pieces of the intended operation of my OS." Sometimes amputation is the only way to save the patient

Boris_yo

Imagine how many nanoseconds will it take to sell out? How people can disrespect themselves just to save a couple of bucks for crap made in China? And these stores have audacity to set a list of requirements to be eligible to participate? Install our app, like on Facebook do this, do that... All to save cents, bucks? It's not Apple where folks stand days in queue to get new model. deals.banggood.com/deals/edm/topic/9annvsof.html

Psycogeek

@Boris_yo Free stuff? I was luckey Too, i got the same offer. now where did you say i am to sign my life away? how many people do i have to spam? and how much is the shipping ? Cause free stoff on e-bay costs 5 times normal shipping.

my offer is for some repackaged sodium cyanide from Tianjin banggood.com/… :-)

XKCD

12:40

Yes, it took a lot of work to make the cards and pieces, but it's worth it--the players are way more thorough than the tax prep people ever were.

Boris_yo

13:03

@Psycogeek Annoying how they cram everything in their titles. Worse than Inception thinking!

crl

Anyone ever made a bootable iso from a DVD?

Bob

@crl Sure.

crl

Could you tell me with which software please?

Bob

Your "iso" is just a literal sector-for-sector copy of the disk.

You could just dd it.

Or just about any disc imaging software.

If the disc was originally bootable, the image will also be 'bootable'.

crl

hmm ok

I was doing something stupid, I have the DVD of an OS, I make an iso from it with imgBurn for example, then I make a USB bootable key from it with Windows USB/DVD tool. But the latter software is warning me that the iso is not bootable, I'll try anyway to boot

Bob

13:09

...huh

@crl Which OS?

crl

windows2008 server

because I can't manage to boot from the DVD

Bob

@crl What's the hardware?

Note that EFI boot is different from El Torito (legacy "bootable DVD") boot.

crl

an acer desktop pc

Bob

Assuming you're using legacy boot, you could just stick it on the flash drive with YUMI

If you're using EFI boot, you might need to adjust something

crl

Ah, I saw those softwares, ok will try

Journeyman Geek

13:12

or rufus.

Bob

I'll be back in a few hours. Maybe.

@crl First check your firmware settings.

Journeyman Geek

Bob

See if the CSM is enabled (legacy boot)

Journeyman Geek

Mod hat!

Bob

In fact, it'll help if you told us the mobo model

crl

13:12

@Bob ok

Bob

If CSM is enabled, you can use the old boot format

if it's disabled, you need to use EFI

if it's an old system, it'll be legacy-only

anything since 2010/2011 should support EFI...

crl

it's probably an old one

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Yup, that’s definitely zero-width

studiohack

14:15

@JourneymanGeek no!

allquixotic

14:28

@Bob yup, and some systems (namely, our cheapo x86 Windows tablets) only do the EFI part, with no CSM

so even if you had drivers you couldn't install Windows XP on them

Journeyman Geek

(It says one size fits most. It needs to say one size fits most humans. Ash's human finds it fits fine, and seems very comfy ;p)

@allquixotic or some linices

HackToHell

arstechnica.co.uk/gaming/2015/08/…

DragonLord

4

Q: Same hard drives, different capacities

I have two exactly same hard drives WD Reds 6TB, but they have slightly different capacities, is this normal or there are some bad sectors or something like that on them?

Partition table differences?

I'm seeing both capacity numbers come up in search, with no obvious differences.

DragonLord

14:46

Try the following PowerShell commands: (Get-PhysicalDisk)[1]."Size" and (Get-PhysicalDisk)[2]."Size". These will give the physical disk sizes for disks 1 and 2, respectively, as listed in Disk Management. (cc @qasdfdsaq) — DragonLord 2 mins ago

Journeyman Geek

@HackToHell: that's pretty interesting. Could either mean AMD's current designs just happen to work so much better on DX12, or something odd in the benchmark ;p

also. Why the hell dosen't ars have a fury X? ._.

allquixotic

15:02

@JourneymanGeek not sure, but if DX12 uses GPU resources in a way similar to how Vulkan/Mantle uses them, which by all accounts it does, that workload has always been the ultimate "target" of what AMD is aiming for with their GPU design, and it's quite a different workload than DX11 and earlier.

Nvidia is still very much living in a world where their GPU design favors DX11 and earlier. Hence why they win on all the DX11 and earlier benchmarks.

Journeyman Geek

@allquixotic: Not enough data for now

(and eh, I wouldn't mind if AMD gets a win. Competition is goood,even if I tend to go green ;p)

allquixotic

I'm really surprised they didn't test that with a R9 295X2 or Fury X... the 290X isn't even physically designed to compete with the 980 Ti; it's a previous gen chip

Journeyman Geek

@allquixotic: apparently they can't get their hands on a fury X yet

Which is suprising

Ars is a pretty major tech site, even if they arn't as hardware oriented as they used to be

allquixotic

I'm holding out for the Fury X2. I think that's going to be an absolute beast of a card.

Journeyman Geek

0_0

I wonder if that would be a full length card with watercooling ;p

DragonLord

15:17

blog.codinghorror.com/why-cant-programmers-program

Wow.

Journeyman Geek

I'm also curious about how multi card stuff works with DX 12.

DragonLord

for(var i = 1; i <= 100; i++) {
    if(i % 15 === 0)
        console.log("FizzBuzz");
    else if(i % 3 === 0)
        console.log("Fizz");
    else if(i % 5 === 0)
        console.log("Buzz");
    else
        console.log(i);
}

allquixotic

@JourneymanGeek 8 GB of HBM, 17.8 billion transistors, 8192 shader cores, 2 x 596 mm^2 dies, it's huge

DragonLord

Seriously, people? A surprising number of CS graduates can't program even a trivial application that isn't what they covered in class.

Journeyman Geek

but that's super vague

@allquixotic: yeah ;p

Sathya

15:18

you folks on Win 10?

Journeyman Geek

@Sathya: yup

Sathya

how much memory does task manager say about 'System' consuming?

Journeyman Geek

er

Not much ;p

Sathya

DragonLord

The big issue is that CS education doesn't teach the actual application of skills in a real situation.

Sathya

15:21

wondering if I'm running cross a leak or something

DragonLord

Programming isn't copy-pasting code. You have to learn the process of designing applications.

allquixotic

@Sathya Congratulations, you have a memory leak in a kernel driver. Or you're running an insider build with compressed memory...

Sathya

@allquixotic not on insider builds yet..

Journeyman Geek

19

A: Windows 10, 'System' process taking massive amounts of RAM

I've looked at xperf traces of several users and here the function ntoskrnl.exe!SmKmStoreHelperWorker of the Kernel starts to allocate memory. I discovered this on sysinternals. I've asked Microsoft about it and the answer is that this is by design. It is related to System Memory compression...

that might be useful

allquixotic

oh... is the compression store enabled on production Win10? I thought it was just in previews O_O

Journeyman Geek

15:23

donno

DragonLord

Given a set of requirements, how do you write a program to do it? Programming is not just code. It's designing applications to meet requirements.

Journeyman Geek

Didn't notice it on my laptop, and my desktop has waaaay too much ram for ,e to care ;p

DragonLord

I have 24 GB of RAM and System isn't using more than 50 MB.

Sathya

I do think it's a leak

when I re/boot, it starts off with ~50ish

allquixotic

how much memory do you have in total?

Sathya

15:26

8 gigs

the non paged pool isn't high, so dunno

allquixotic

@Bob, I had a similar leak months ago. Do you remember that? I had a screenshot of some crazy memory usage on Windows 8.1, and then it kinda fixed itself.

DragonLord

Anyone here interested in talking about issues with programmers not being able to write even trivial applications?

allquixotic

The Whiteboard

General Discussion for softwareengineering.stackexchange.com P...

Sathya

Q: Windows 10 high memory usage (unknown reason)

Well few days ago I updated my pc to windows 10. However, after some use my PC started to slow down until its was impossible to use, it was due to high memory usage. After restart, everything came back to normal, total usage around 25% of 8GB of RAM. However, during few hours of usage memory buil...

windows memory performance troubleshooting windows-10

allquixotic

not that it's off-topic here, but I'm not extremely interested in talking about that right now, and we're talking about some PC issues atm

though maybe they would just groan and roll their eyes if you talk about it on the whiteboard - it's probably been discussed to death :P

Journeyman Geek

15:31

;p

Sathya

15:56

lol

Bob

@allquixotic o.O

In the 60s, Marvin Minsky assigned a couple of undergrads to spend the summer programming a computer to use a camera to identify objects in a scene. He figured they'd have the problem solved by the end of the summer. Half a century later, we're still working on it.

Different people have different ideas of 'trivial'.

@DragonLord The entire point of (at least my) CS program is to teach problem-solving and general conceptual knowledge. The student is expected to learn most of the application themselves, rather than being spoon-fed. (there is some basic starter stuff covered, but that's typically not explicitly examined)

@Sathya Check handle and GDI object usage in the details tab (enable more columns)

what does rammap say?

DragonLord

@Bob Here, we learn about programming constructs and then gradually shift towards real problem-solving in later courses. We have a software engineering class that teaches how real applications are made.

Sathya

@Bob 1433 handles

Psycogeek

That's what I would like to know "what does RamMap show" for some of these SU question win10 specific. and like does it work much the same way as it did in win7 as far as showing everything in ram.

Bob

@DragonLord "teaches how real applications are made" in an idealised/nonexistent world

@Sathya not for System itself. sort descending and find the processes with highest usage

Sathya

16:06

Bob

That's not too bad.

(in the worst case I've seen severe handle leaks with >100k handles for a single process... that eats up kernel memory)

DragonLord

@Bob At a high level. We cover the process of defining project requirements, design, and the practical constraints (e.g. pick two of fast, good, and cheap).

We learn a bit of project management in that course.

Sathya

RAMMap doesn't want to show anything, just says error refreshing database

DragonLord

It's not meant to be exhaustive. We didn't learn SCMs or bug tracking.

Bob

forum.sysinternals.com/rammap-on-windows-10_topic31539.html

DragonLord

16:08

We had an overview of the different software development models (waterfall, agile, etc.)

Sathya

well, disabling superfetch brought it down to 600mb

Psycogeek

@Sathya Is rdio.exe a radio stream player plug-in for chrome?

Sathya

@Psycogeek not a plugin, the Windows store app

Bob

I'm out for the night. unless I pop back in :P

Sathya

enjoy :P

Psycogeek

16:29

RAMMap v1.32 Published: November 1, 2013 no updates, no workarounds shown. i am down to threads on reddit ,sooo Noo.

There does seem to be a fix for ram leaking though Duct Tape.

HackToHell

16:54

@Sathya Same happens to me

It's at 400-500 mb though

DragonLord

17:05

An accidental discovery quadruples the service life of Li-ion batteries

Canadian Luke

17:33

So, last Wednesday, I bought a fish for my son (he's 4). Told him to be responsible for it, and if he stays alive for a few years, we'll talk about getting another pet (i.e. a dog). And the fish is dead after I left for work today :-/

allquixotic

:(

Psycogeek

next week hamsters

Canadian Luke

I'd like to know what actually happened though... Fed him this morning, and he came up to eat... Now he's floating sideways halfway up the tank

No, Clippy, you can't help with emotional questions

Psycogeek

17:57

these small fishies can die just from transferring them to clorinated tap water of widely varying temperatures. Meaning just transferring them to a different bowl is a task.

expencive fishies like angel fish are some kind of expert fish item. guppies or polywogs-tadpoles were what I got as a kid.

DragonLord

When you spend $330 on a backpack, everything else just pales in comparison.

I just got my Osprey Meridian 22.

I'm very picky about my packs. I've gone through countless packs from high school to graduate studies.

At this point, with all these issues with the other packs I've used, I've decided to take the plunge on a super-high-end product.

> Buy nice or buy twice.

Psycogeek

but if you did not start with a crappy product , how would you know good from bad?

DragonLord

Most packs I've used are made to a price point. Osprey packs are not.

Spending $60 for the third time on a High Sierra Freewheel was just getting annoying.

Psycogeek

18:13

From what you carry, a AntiGravity pack would probably be better still.

DragonLord

...and I know Osprey stands behind every pack they make. If for any reason there's a functional defect or damage, just let them know and they'll repair or replace the pack. It's that simple.

ospreypacks.com/en/web/all_mighty_guarantee

allquixotic

@DragonLord Do they cost as much as an Osprey? :P

Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey

The Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey is an American multi-mission, tiltrotor military aircraft with both a vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL), and short takeoff and landing (STOL) capability. It is designed to combine the functionality of a conventional helicopter with the long-range, high-speed cruise performance of a turboprop aircraft. The V-22 originated from the United States Department of Defense Joint-service Vertical take-off/landing Experimental (JVX) aircraft program started in 1981. The team of Bell Helicopter and Boeing Helicopters was awarded a development contract in 1983 for the tiltrotor...

DragonLord

It's the failures I've experienced with cheaper products (from office supplies to camera equipment) that I've taken on this mindset of not going cheap.

Psycogeek

not cheap? your own Sherpa?

Your own google mule bot

allquixotic

those things trigger my uncanny valley

Mokubai

18:27

@allquixotic I used to be able to trigger the uncanny valley in one of our software engineers by turning off "perspective view" in our 3D CAD package at work...

It literally hurt his brain to see everyday objects without some kind of perspective "depth" to them

@DragonLord What do you do to your backpacks that you need to replace them that often, and with something that expensive?

DragonLord

@Mokubai Just lots of use on rough terrain.

I'm a commuter student and I tend to wear out the wheels very fast.

That Brazilian Guy

@DragonLord I spent $10 on my backpack that I've been using for a few years.

Granted, I only use it to carry my stuff to work

DragonLord

I don't just carry a laptop and textbooks. I also have camera equipment and lots of other supplies that go with me every day to campus.

The camera equipment and a subset of supplies goes on my shoulder. The rest is in the wheeled backpack.

It's the sheer amount of equipment I travel with, and the amount of time I spend in transit, that makes finding a durable pack a challenge.

Mokubai

Wait, you carry so much stuff that you basically have a bag of luggage you drag around every day? o.O

DragonLord

Yeah, pretty much.

It's been like this for the last five years, ever since I started college.

I have very high demands for how I carry my stuff.

Ever since I got into photography, I've had the mindset of not leaving home without my camera.

I have lots of folders and papers I travel with as well, including large amounts of class presentations that are printed out for reference during class and study sessions.

The load only gets worse as the semester progresses.

Hennes

19:24

Wheee. My Nook cover arrived.

Now only the nook to fill it

Canadian Luke

I got a nice Targus laptop backpack for about $65 CAD when I was 21, I still use it today

DragonLord

19:51

blog.trendmicro.com/trendlabs-security-intelligence/…

Not again.

Fixed in CyanogenMod nightlies; updating now.

allquixotic

@DragonLord I'll probably get the update in September with Samsung's new monthly security updates.

DragonLord

20:15

...and guess what? The device isn't booting. Reverting to the last ROM.

I've saved a backup copy of the last known good ROM in recovery mode.

I'll try again when the next nightly build is available.

Device is starting up.

Ramhound

23:33

I went to the dog peach,sat in the water, and my schnauzer became a paret

he wasn't a fan of the waves

Shog9

23:48

Heads-up: I'm about to replace 100-some links to blogs. and articles.techrepublic.com.com with links to archive.org, since com.com is very, very shady

mhsjlw

If you can help me out: stackoverflow.com/questions/32107480/…

Ramhound

why is that on SO?

mhsjlw

Where should it be?

It is bash

so I though it should be on SO

Shog9

@mhsjlw I moved it to Ask Different

Probably wouldn't have done any harm on SO, but I'm guessing the folks over yonder will be better equipped to help you

The Whiteboard

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