> Lookie here, your compiler does some absolutely insane things with the spilling, including spilling a *constant*. For chrissake, that compiler shouldn't have been allowed to graduate from kindergarten. We're talking "sloth that was dropped on the head as a baby" level retardation levels here:
@JourneymanGeek to get a newer IGP (Nehalem+ with on-chip graphics) he'd have to get a new processor of a newer generation. To get a newer processor of a newer generation he'd need a new mobo.
it's a cascading type thing
IGP upgrade -> CPU upgrade -> mobo upgrade -> no can do because of size, ports lining up, PSU, etc.
SLAT is a Windowsism as far as I've seen, and while yeah it's a way of saying "EPT or AMD's equivalent (AMD-V, is it?)", we're talking about Intel procs here anyway
that kind of deflects the discussion away from his particular system though since he doesn't have an AMD proc
@allquixotic: Out of curiosity, any plans for the holiday weekend?
As a matter of policy, I do not observe holidays except where required; academic coursework and other activities are scheduled on holidays just as they would be scheduled on a normal day.
...meaning I will be very busy this Labor Day weekend as the semester ramps up.
When I begin working a full-time job, things may change a bit, but it's unlikely a holiday would be treated much differently than a normal weekend day.
This means that if I have some work that needs to be done outside the office or otherwise at home, work will proceed on the holiday as normal.
As a matter of policy, I do not observe holidays except where required; academic coursework and other activities are scheduled on holidays just as they would be scheduled on a normal day.
I've done academic work on Thanksgiving, Labor Day, and all sorts of other holidays where the college is closed or does not run classes. I do not give special treatment to them.
Is this harmful in any way?
Heck, if the semester didn't end before Christmas or New Years, work would just continue through these days.
I've been going to bed very late these last few days, so I'll try to get out of bed by 6:30am tomorrow.
I've experimented with wake-up times as early as 4:45am in the past (because top CEOs often wake up 6am or earlier), but could not get consistent results.
To the community: I'm very sorry to say that I am leaving Stack Exchange for an indefinite period of time. I am unable to perform my usual moderation work in a controlled fashion. Unless and until I become a truly calm, cool, and collected person IRL, I cannot contribute any longer without risking harm to the community. Farewell...
In fact, barring self-control limits or physical constraints, I would work through the New Year's Eve countdown if needed, oblivious to the transition to the new year.
I've seen weirdly formatted text called Zalgo like below written on various forums. It's kind of annoying to look at, but it really bothers me because it undermines my notion of what a character is supposed to be. My understanding is that a character is supposed to move horizontally across a line...
I paste "H̡̫̤̤̣͉̤ͭ̓̓̇͗̎̀ơ̯̗̱̘̮͒̄̀̈ͤ̀͡w͓̲͙͖̥͉̹͋ͬ̊ͦ̂̀̚ ͎͉͖̌ͯͅͅd̳̘̿̃̔̏ͣ͂̉̕ŏ̖̙͋ͤ̊͗̓͟͜e͈͕̯̮̙̣͓͌ͭ̍̐̃͒s͙͔̺͇̗̱̿̊̇͞ ̸̤͓̞̱̫ͩͩ͑̋̀ͮͥͦ̊Z̆̊͊҉҉̠̱̦̩͕ą̟̹͈̺̹̋̅ͯĺ̡̘̹̻̩̩͋͘g̪͚͗ͬ͒o̢̖͇̬͍͇͓̔͋͊̓ ̢͈͙͂ͣ̏̿͐͂ͯ͠t̛͓̖̻̲ͤ̈ͣ͝e͋̄ͬ̽͜҉͚̭͇ͅx͎̬̠͇̌ͤ̓̂̓͐͐́͋͡ț̗̹̝̄̌̀ͧͩ̕͢ ̮̗̩̳̱̾w͎̭̤͍͇̰̄͗ͭ̃͗ͮ̐o̢̯̻̰̼͕̾ͣͬ̽̔̍͟ͅr̢̪͙͍̠̀ͅǩ̵̶̗̮̮ͪ́?̙͉̥̬͙̟̮͕ͤ̌͗ͩ̕͡ " into Google Search and I wind up with an HTTP 400 Bad Request error.
> 400. That’s an error.
Your client has issued a malformed or illegal request. That’s all we know
@DragonLord maybe it's an encoding error in the way your specific browser encodes the text into the HTTP request? since it's working when you enter the URL directly
the process of taking it from the HTML input field and producing the GET request with the endpoint and query params could have a bug
see if every browser chokes on it or just the one you're using now
I repeat the above Zalgo text six or more times in mobile Chrome and the browser fails with ERR_QUIC_PROTOCOL_ERROR. In other words, bad text in OSI layer 7 is causing an error at layer 4.
How the heck is it even possible to cause a transport layer error with a bad URL?
what is server? what is server name? what's the relationship between server and server name? Often I hear some server is down. I searched about server and server names. But still I couldn't understand about them. Please anyone tell me (I am working on linux Os)
A 'good' answer could probably be made out of it, discussing differences in editions of Ubuntu, how the install process works; compare lack of hardware checks etc; but seems like a question that won't get a lot of traffic.
@bertieb I only played soccer at school during phys. ed., and even then there were times I had to write an essay to make up for all the days I had skipped.
Even when I played, the team captains would pick anyone else and I'd be left as the last option for the least lucky team to pick.
It didn't bothered me *that* much, because I never really wanted to play. I was more of a solo sports player. To this day, my favorite sports are cycling and swimming.
I still don't feel comfortable around group sports, specially those involving a ball.
A couple years ago group of friends used to have volley sessions, a totally hobbyst, informal tihng. I tried it once but got so shy I could barely move. =/
To be fair I am more concerned by my shyness and being too self-concious than with my lack of sport skills
...and now I have a Smiths song stuck in my head :P
@ThatBrazilianGuy I have a similar issue. When I was a kid (probably around 10 years old, maybe as old as 12) I was the "runt" on a local football team. When a much older kid tackled me rather roughly, my dad said, "that's it!", and dragged me off the field - not because I was playing badly, but because he didn't want me getting hurt like that or risking head/spine injury.
That was the last time I played a sport.
everyone was just staring at me as my dad carried me off
@ThatBrazilianGuy I know that feeling. Back in high school, we had this fat kid in class who was horrible at PE. He ran the 100 meter sprint in 45 seconds, often even struggled to get on top of the mats on the high jump and couldn't get past stage one of the Leger test. They were still picked before me, and we were the last 2 left at any time.
Pretty sure Epson spent R&D money making sure the inks have a long shelf life.
Early users, mainly in the EMEA regions, have had no issues with the ink sitting there for 8+ months so far.
The EcoTank printers proved to be hot sellers from what I've read, having moved more than 10m units there.
The flagship EcoTank printer costs a whopping $1200, but ships with a set of high-yield R12X ink packs (essentially humongous bags of ink) that last 20k pages.
A full set of R12X ink packs runs $480.
$480 for 20k pages. That's unheard of in the inkjet world.
That's less than half the cost per page of even the Officejet Pro X series with the 940XL/941XL cartridges.
Assuming that these printers last about five years, and considering a busy office doing 10k pages a year, that would save more than $1000 over the life of the printer (even after accounting for the very high initial cost of the Epson printer).
(Whoops, misspoke, the inks are 970XL and 971XL)
970XL black is good for 9.2k pages
971XL C/M/Y are good for 6.6k each
The 970XL/971XL cost $480 for a full set, too.
Epson has simply decided to take a fundamentally different approach for high-volume printer users.
> Thank you for taking time to read this message. I would like to make you aware of a technical problem that is affecting a great many current Android smartphones on the market, including all current and previous-generation Samsung smartphones, including the Note 4 that I am writing about here.
The problem is that, fairly often during music playback to Bluetooth headphones, the music will "drop out" for a fraction of a second. Sometimes, instead of dropping out, an extremely loud, jarring noise that sounds like a gun shot is played through the headphones. This problem has persisted across …
Samsung tech support -> me:
> Dear Sean,
Thank you for taking the time to contact us at Samsung Technical Support. We always appreciate hearing from our customers.
Thank you for taking time to write to us about your findings on Blue tooth functionality on the phones that run on Android platform. We also appreciate your extensive research and efforts working with multiple Blue tooth headsets and Android phones and identifying the random dropouts while music is in play.
Android platform is known for its most conducive to a favorable outcome functionality. We always appreciate customers who take the time to give us th…
> Therefore, we request that you send the Samsung device and the headset to our service center so that our trained technician would examine the device and repair it accordingly.
I've done my research. It's completely obvious that the problem is Android. Even if you claim that it's my particularly noisy wireless environment, then why does the Avantree Saturn Pro work 100% fine in the exact same location with the exact same headphones?
I emailed Motorola, LG and Samsung leadership in hopes that they'll do more than the tech support folks will.
what is server? what is server name? what's the relationship between server and server name? Often I hear some server is down. I searched about server and server names. But still I couldn't understand about them. Please anyone tell me (I am working on linux Os)
