The Nineteenth Byte

Conor O'Brien

04:01

@Downgoat how do I make it so that npm install also installs the necessary packages? (How do I edit package.json)

Patrick Roberts

npm install --save?

Conor O'Brien

no, I'm making a package

Patrick Roberts

npm init?

Conor O'Brien

doesn't add dependencies

Patrick Roberts

Oh you want it to look at your source and determine all the dependencies?

That's not a trivial task, I wasn't aware of a command that did something like that.

Conor O'Brien

04:11

no, I want to manually add my dependencies to package.json >_>

I just don't know how to do that

Patrick Roberts

that's the --save flag that I stated in the first place. As in npm install --save express (downloads express and writes it as a dependency in package.json)

Conor O'Brien

ohhhhh

thanks :D

Patrick Roberts

np

--save-dev writes the installed modules to devDependencies instead of dependencies, btw

Conor O'Brien

what does devDependencies do?

Patrick Roberts

quite literally, development dependencies. Ones that aren't needed unless you're attempting to develop on the package

Conor O'Brien

04:16

oic

Patrick Roberts

So say you publish your package and another developer downloads it. If they run npm install, it won't install devDependencies unless you specify --dev

Anonymous

Could a mod close/lock the nominations post pretty please?

Downgoat

Solution: elect Downgoat as mod so he can close/lock question :P

Pavel

You didn't even run in the RO election

Conor O'Brien

> :P

Downgoat

04:31

@Pavel Why should I run when I can sit in my comfy chair

Patrick Roberts

So then you don't have to die of diabetes

Downgoat

I dunno if goats get diabetes

Helka Homba

Anyone wanna play Minecraft on a new, vanilla server?

Downgoat

can you make server offline? :3

Helka Homba

I could

Patrick Roberts

04:32

@Downgoat evidently, they do

Conor O'Brien

@HelkaHomba that sounds kinda fun

Downgoat

@PatrickRoberts type 1 is genetic, not applicable here

@HelkaHomba Will join if made offline

Patrick Roberts

I'll join either way, assuming you post the IP/domain here

Conor O'Brien

define "offline"?

Patrick Roberts

"offline" means you don't have to have a validated mojang account to play on it

Conor O'Brien

04:34

wait since when did this happen

I've been out of the MC loop for so long

Patrick Roberts

offline has been around forever, but they've subsequently made it more difficult to play minecraft in offline mode

Helka Homba

@ConorO'Brien As in you don't need a legit MC account to play. I'll make it offline and unwhitelisted but if there's major problems (i.e. jerks/trolls) I would make it online+whitelisted

Downgoat

@ConorO'Brien I think last time I played this game was like 3-4 years ago :P

Conor O'Brien

lol

Downgoat

@HelkaHomba IP?

Anonymous

04:37

@Downgoat Type 1 diabetes is called "genetic", though it's not necessarily acquired hereditarily. There's a lot of ongoing research into the ways it can be acquired, and thus potential cures/preventative measures.

Conor O'Brien

1.11.2 right?

Downgoat

@ConorO'Brien that is version it installed for me

Helka Homba

@Downgoat Still setting it up. Few mins

Downgoat

ok cool

Helka Homba

@ConorO'Brien yes

Conor O'Brien

04:38

cool, thanks

Downgoat

@ConorO'Brien Porpoisal: for your shunting-yard implementation. Perhaps use symbols instead of magic strings

Conor O'Brien

@Downgoat magic strings?

Downgoat

like magic numbers, but strings. e.g. "left" and "right"

Conor O'Brien

oh, like Symbol("left")?

then have ShuntingYard.LEFT

Downgoat

instead you could do enum with symbols as I've described here </shameless self promotion>

@ConorO'Brien yeah

Patrick Roberts

04:40

Time to golf with command blocks...

Conor O'Brien

@Downgoat yeah, I like that post. :D

Downgoat

:D glad you liked it :D

I was going to write a series on writing fast JS code but I forgot...

Though now since I've done digging I should do an article on special V8 debugging features

e.g. natives syntax allows you to do %<some special internal function> which is cool

Patrick Roberts

My advice for fast code is avoid function calls as much as possible, and use TypedArrays as much as possible. Oh, and try to keep the amount of variable declarations per scope to a minimum.

Downgoat

oh I mean like internal optimization

Patrick Roberts

(In JavaScript)

Ohh

Downgoat

04:44

e.g. V8 GC optimizations. using stuff like %OptimizeFunctionOnNextCall etc.

Patrick Roberts

For me, trying to understand V8 is like trying to make the day come when you finally get your letter from Hogwarts.

Downgoat

O_o

Anonymous

@PatrickRoberts What's so hard to understand about vegetable juice?

Conor O'Brien

@PatrickRoberts just send your owl

Downgoat

The really sad part about V8 is it is used in so much of the web and yet an astonishingly large portion of it's code is undocumented and uncommented

Anonymous

04:47

@Downgoat V8's code, or code written for V8?

Downgoat

V8's code

Patrick Roberts

I'm just really bad at learning anything that has bad or no documentation, personally. It takes me hours, if not days, going through just a couple thousand lines of code to get a grasp of what's going on.

Destructible Watermelon

I'm thinking of adding a license to my github things now

Anonymous

If I have to read code without documentation, my eyes gloss over

Helka Homba

Open PPCG Minecraft 1.11.2 Server IP: 192.99.148.35:26939

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Destructible Watermelon

04:49

and it'll be an open source license because open source is fun and good

which one should I use?

Anonymous

And I fail to extract any information from said code

Patrick Roberts

@DestructibleWatermelon MIT?

Pavel

@DestructibleWatermelon GNU GPL

Destructible Watermelon

link(s) pls

Pavel

It's one of the ones GitHub can generate automatically

gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt

Downgoat

04:50

> Symbol.for("foo")
Symbol(foo)
> Symbol.for("bar")
Symbol(bar)
> %SymbolRegistry()
{ for: { foo: Symbol(foo), bar: Symbol(bar) },
  for_api: {},
  keyFor: {},
  private_api: {} }

huh cool

Anonymous

GNU GPL is terrible unless you're one of those people who sleep with a katana under your pillow to fight off commercial assassins

Pavel

(too lazy to find relevant xkcd)

Anonymous

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Helka Homba

@ConorO'Brien IP 192.99.148.35:26939

Conor O'Brien

@HelkaHomba thanks :D

Pavel

04:53

@DestructibleWatermelon tl;dr GNU GPL requires anything that implements your source code also be GNU GPL, source code and software is freely available.

Destructible Watermelon

@Pavel what if they just made a short version of it without all the parts saying why each part is included

Anonymous

The GPL forces anyone who wants to create a work that uses GPL software to license it under the GPL. In trying to be open-source, it actually closes off rights.

Destructible Watermelon

I was thinking of something

Pavel

MIT license if you want it to be open source but without the GPL restriction.

Anonymous

MIT is much better in that aspect - all it requires is that any derivative works must be available under the MIT license (but allow other licenses to be used in addition), that source code is freely available, and that attribution is given.

mınxomaτ

04:55

@Mego It could be worse. Could be QPL.

Destructible Watermelon

I was thinking of a license where you can do what you want with it, but if what you have done with the source does not qualify as fair use an obvious attribution must be made or something

mınxomaτ

The worst FOSS license ever made.

Pavel

@mınxomaτ Haven't heard of that one

Qwerp-Derp

Well Cursive is a massive failure, I'm back to using Nightcode for Clojure

mınxomaτ

Q Public License

The Q Public License (QPL) is a non-copyleft license, created by Trolltech for its free edition of the Qt. It was used until Qt 3.0, as Trolltech toolkit version 4.0 was released under GPL version 2. It fails the Debian Free Software Guidelines, used by several Linux distributions, though it qualifies for the Free Software Foundation's Free Software Definition; however, it is not compatible with the FSF's GNU General Public License, meaning that products derived from code under both the GPL and the QPL cannot be redistributed. == History == KDE, a desktop environment for Linux, is based on Qt....

Anonymous

04:56

I'm not familiar with it. What's so bad about it?

Destructible Watermelon

slightly confused over difference between gpl and mit, if they both require the license to be the same license

Qwerp-Derp

@Mego Are you talking to me or minxomat?

Destructible Watermelon

why not both?

Qwerp-Derp

Aren't they all open-source licenses? I don't see the difference between them TBH

@mınxomaτ What's the best open-source license IYO?

mınxomaτ

@DestructibleWatermelon They don't. MIT can be relicensed under any other compatible license, even GPL.

@Qwerp-Derp MIT.

It's also the most widely adopted.

Destructible Watermelon

04:58

@mınxomaτ meaning...

I'm confused

Qwerp-Derp

Does anyone use IYO?

Pavel

Personally I prefer GPL, but then I sleep with katanas under my bad.

Destructible Watermelon

@mınxomaτ what does compatible mean

mınxomaτ

@DestructibleWatermelon I don't know how to make that clearer.

Anonymous

A compatible license is one whose terms don't conflict

Destructible Watermelon

04:59

oh, ok

Pavel

@mınxomaτ That page turns out to be very uninformative as to what the license actually specifies.

mınxomaτ

QPL is basically a last-word license. Anyone that builds something on top of the program is basically working for the original developer for free.

Example: gustedt.wordpress.com/2010/11/18/p99-is-released/#comment-874

Destructible Watermelon

it is trolltech

Anonymous

So it's for people who think they are BDFLs

mınxomaτ

In short: You cannot and must not publish any modified version of the original software. You are only allowed to publish .patch files. Changes must be contributed back to the original, and the original only.

Destructible Watermelon

05:03

so the license basically says you may work for them for free...

mınxomaτ

It's a bit condescending, really

Destructible Watermelon

say I wanted to make my own open source license

how should I go about that?

mınxomaτ

You don't. Just how you don't create your own crypto.

Destructible Watermelon

um, that seems rather different

Anonymous

Unless you are a team of talented lawyers and software experts, you don't create your own software license

Pavel

05:05

'FREE TO USE AND DO WHATEVER WITH IT, BUT IF YOU TRY TO MAKE MONEY OFF IT I WILL END YOU.'

End license

mınxomaτ

Unless you have a committee of international lawyers, that's not going to happen.

Anonymous

Or if you really don't care what other people do with your software

Anonymous

But in that case CC-0 it and move on

Destructible Watermelon

I mean, it wouldn't be too hard to just modify the MIT license slightly

mınxomaτ

There is no such thing as a "slight" modification in legal contracts.

Destructible Watermelon

05:06

@mınxomaτ can't fit crypto <200 words

mınxomaτ

That's really irrelevant.

Destructible Watermelon

@mınxomaτ well, lets say I didn't want people to sell my product

Pavel

2 mins ago, by Pavel

'FREE TO USE AND DO WHATEVER WITH IT, BUT IF YOU TRY TO MAKE MONEY OFF IT I WILL END YOU.'

Anonymous

If you're interested in software licenses, Law.SE and OS.SE are good resources

Destructible Watermelon

I just remove the part that says you may sell, then add a part that says you may not

mınxomaτ

05:08

@DestructibleWatermelon That's not how FOSS licenses work.

Destructible Watermelon

I know

it was an example

I wouldn't do that probably

mınxomaτ

I think you are thinking of "shared source". Which is awful, and legally questionable at best.

Destructible Watermelon

well, I wouldn't actually do that

why does it annoy me that the mit license is like a cheating quine?

mınxomaτ

MS-RL and MS-PL prevent people from "just" selling your product without modifications, if your product exhibits enough ubiquity to be considered a trademark.

Destructible Watermelon

I'm not actually doing that

mınxomaτ

05:11

You asked, that's why I'm answering you.

Destructible Watermelon

I'm thinking that someone has to make obvious attribution if the remixed product does not qualify for fair use

it was a bad example

and I probably could have been clearer

mınxomaτ

Fair use varies wildly from country to country. Your license would be several dozen pages long, containing many exceptions.

Destructible Watermelon

huh

I could just specifically refer to one fair use document

maybe the one that applies in iceland for fun

mınxomaτ

That document in turn references legal constructs only applicable to Iceland. That's not how law works.

Destructible Watermelon

hmmm

Pavel

05:14

What exactly are you trying to achieve?

Destructible Watermelon

what is a legal construct

@Pavel I'm not sure

now I'm just kind of curious

mınxomaτ

@DestructibleWatermelon You are not going to learn what takes many years of education and training in a few chat messages. Any summary wouldn't do the subject justice (no pun intented)

Pavel

Like, people get Ph.D.s in this.

Maltysen

@Pavel but then again, you can also get a phd in Church Music :P

mınxomaτ

This is a good, albeit a bit outdated, starting place: oreilly.com/openbook/osfreesoft/book/index.html. This covers maybe .2% of the subject

Destructible Watermelon

05:18

how hard would it be to add a part to the MIT license that requires that derivative works must provide attribution to the work being derived?

Anonymous

@Pavel Actually no. The rough equivalent of a Ph.D. in law is the D.J.S. (Doctor of Juridical Science) degree.

mınxomaτ

@DestructibleWatermelon What? That is the license.

Destructible Watermelon

hmmm

now I'm getting very confused

I am very confuse right now

mınxomaτ

Every time you use or modify (or relicense) MIT software, you need to provide a full copy of the license and all original copyright notices.

Destructible Watermelon

yeah ok MIT license is good

I thought the license only needed the derivative to include the MIT license and the disclaimer?

@mınxomaτ this says something like that?

mınxomaτ

05:22

??

@DestructibleWatermelon You are confusing copyright and licensing here.

Destructible Watermelon

am I?

mınxomaτ

Original:

<MIT Fulltext>
(c) everything by minx omat (2010 - 2016)

Derivative:

<MIT Fulltext>
(c) those parts by minx omat (2010 - 2016)
(c) this addition by D. Watermelon (2017)

Destructible Watermelon

excerpt from book you linked

> The first of these two conditions is almost universal in open source licensing and
serves the straightforward and necessary purpose of alerting future users of the work
of the restrictions on it. (Copyright laws used to require that copyrighted works carry
an explicit notice in published forms to receive copyright protection.) The second of
the two conditions provides the warranty disclaimer described in the previous chapter.

mınxomaτ

> require that copyrighted works carry an explicit notice in published forms to receive copyright protection

Destructible Watermelon

it doesn't mention attribution?

mınxomaτ

05:26

Uh yes.

Destructible Watermelon

this keeps getting more and more confusing

mınxomaτ

Not really, no

Destructible Watermelon

the explicit notice refers to the license on the product, how does this relate to attribution?

mınxomaτ

You cannot undo copyright. It's intrinsic to everything you create. A license is nothing more than the statement: "You person X, I permit you to use my creation, that I have the sole copyright to, under these terms".

No, the explicit notice is the copyright notice.

It tells you who you are agreeing on the contract (license) with.

Destructible Watermelon

yes, but where does it mention attribution anyway

mınxomaτ

05:29

What you call attribution is the copyright notice.

You cannot redistribute MIT software without reproducing all copyright notices, because otherwise you would imply that you are the sole holder of all copyrights, which is copyright infringement.

Pavel

Dennis: Ok, I've tested TIO's caching, it seems to be working, here's a test link, I'll push it to main if no one spots an error.
Me within minutes: I ran some invalid python code and it gave the me the results of the Bash `date` command.

mınxomaτ

You should really read up on licensing: choosealicense.com/licenses/mit

Pavel

in talk.tryitonline.net, 11 mins ago, by Dennis

I'll just blame this on gremlins and we shall never speak of it again.

Destructible Watermelon

ok now I understand

I was just thinking

about fair use, and how derivative works on movies and stuff is allowed by default

except when the original work belongs to a big company apparently

mınxomaτ

Derivatives works are never allowed by default.

Destructible Watermelon

05:37

fair use or something

Pavel

Not-big companies can't be bothered to sue

mınxomaτ

Destructible Watermelon

fair use applies does it not?

mınxomaτ

Fair use doesn't concern derivative works.

Pavel

Like, if anyone ever violates you license, will you do something about it?

It will literally cost you more to file the suit than you will get back in damages.

mınxomaτ

05:38

Fair use is for educational or cultural contexts, using small parts of the original work.

Fair use is inconsistent across the world. Copyright is an almost universal concept.

Destructible Watermelon

king.com is pretty much the worst when it comes to trademark law and that stuff

why does the legal system suck so much?

Pavel

Originally it didn't suck, so people abused it.

mınxomaτ

It doesn't suck. Just like medical fields, it requires education to understand, while pointless bashing is easy.

Destructible Watermelon

I'm not referring to the annoyance I just experienced

I'm referring to the fact that king.com can send a notice for someone making a game called bubblies

mınxomaτ

King is a UK company. US trademark law is almost the complete opposite of that of the UK, or the rest of the world really.

Destructible Watermelon

05:41

and that person has to have a campaign to get enough money to defend or something

Pavel

Really? What separates it?

mınxomaτ

In the US, you can't "trademark" anything. Something either is a trademark or it isn't. The UK (and the rest of the EU) allows you to register anything as a trademark that you can get past the trademark office.

US trademarks can be pretty common words, while EU trademarks must be at least somewhat specific and unique.

Destructible Watermelon

everything is confusing me right now

Pavel

tl;dr use MIT

Destructible Watermelon

I would have thought you would need to apply for trademarks if they were common words?

mınxomaτ

05:45

@DestructibleWatermelon You don't get to choose if you have a trademark or not in the US. It automatically is or isn't. You can wave the rights that come with it though.

Destructible Watermelon

wait a minute

mınxomaτ

Registering a trademark doesn't give you any additional protection. You can sue people for infringement even if the mark isn't registred.

Destructible Watermelon

oh ok

mınxomaτ

Then it comes down to the judge if the mark really counts as a trademark. But that's decided on a case-by-case basis.

Qwerp-Derp

Does anyone know Reagent here?

I need halp as to why this doesn't work

Destructible Watermelon

05:48

its pretty dumb that a company can go around harassing small companies for using the word saga

Pavel

It's not completely restrictive. For example, if your trademark is a common word, if someone makes an unrelated product that uses the same name but is clearly different, you won't get sued. For example, you can call your grocery store chain 'Apple' safely, but if you try to release a tablet called 'Apple', there's going to be trouble.

@DestructibleWatermelon Didn't they lose that suit?

mınxomaτ

Well yes. That's what mark categories are for. These are standardized, thank god.

Destructible Watermelon

@Pavel either way, it isn't easy for a smaller company to muster the money to defend

Patrick Roberts

thanks for hosting

Pavel

hosting what?

Patrick Roberts

05:55

Helka, hosted minecraft server

Destructible Watermelon

um

Pavel

You should have pinged them, that was pretty no-context

Destructible Watermelon

^

Patrick Roberts

my bad, the server just closed so I wasn't really thinking of making it contextual

Pavel

@Doorknob @Dennis When is the post for the RO election coming up?

Helka Homba

05:57

@PatrickRoberts Back up now

Patrick Roberts

oh I thought you were done for the night xD

Downgoat

@HelkaHomba is there a room for the server to discuss?

Pavel

You could repurpose the one for the TF2 server

Helka Homba

@PatrickRoberts That's Conor. Server will be online at all times (assuming no issues) even if I'm not on

Patrick Roberts

oh wow, okay

Dennis

05:58

@Pavel We haven't set a date yet.

Patrick Roberts

@Dennis are you as good at Minecraft as you are at codegolf?

Dennis

I have no idea. I never played Minecraft.

Pavel

It's pretty good when you have friends over but I find it pretty boring to play by meself, or even on a server unless I have Discord up.

Helka Homba

Open PPCG Minecraft Server

Rules & Info: goo.gl/GfE3C8 Relay: goo.gl/9NQvFo Status: goo.g...

Pavel

@Dennis Minecraft is the best golfing language.

Helka Homba

06:04

@Sp3000 @Mego @quartata @PhiNotPi @Pietu1998 etc. You may be interested in chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/52643/open-ppcg-minecraft-server

Destructible Watermelon

darn unresponsive jquery scripts

mınxomaτ

Windows' new directory and file size format is a bit confusing.

Pavel

I've never seen that interface

What is the 'Easier Vectorization' thing doing there?

mınxomaτ

That's the Intel XE Cluster installer.

Pavel

06:21

Oh, I thought that was part of Windows, and was a little scared.

mınxomaτ

That'd be pretty awesome. Windows 10 Dev edition. VS + Parallel XE. One can dream.

wat

06:39

Is is feasible to do a "screen upgrade" of my laptop, from 1280x800 to 1440x900?

The laptop comes in these two resolutions

I found the replacement panel on Amazon already

amazon.com/dp/B00GHXYSNY

Pavel

It's possible

wat

Ignore the text though, I have read in many places that they are completely interchangeable

Pavel

But you will definitely void your warranty, and you might permanently damage your laptop.

Anonymous

It would be simpler and cheaper to just buy a new laptop

wat

1. What warranty? I bought this from the school district.

Pavel

06:41

Laptops simply were not built for upgradeability.

Anonymous

Assuming that something goes wrong while trying to do the replacement (spoiler alert: it will)

mınxomaτ

@Pavel Not anymore anyway

wat

2. Cheaper? How? I can't imagine getting a better laptop than this for <$80

Pavel

@wat If this is a school computer, you should most certainly not do anything to it.

wat

3. This is an incredibly upgradeable laptop. For reference, let me find a picture of the back case

mınxomaτ

06:43

I still have a 2009 Aspire where the CPU, GPU, RAM and HDD are all upgrade-able. A simple PCMCIA card even added two USB 3.0 ports.

wat

@Pavel You misunderstand me. This is surplus that I bought at one of their surplus sales.

Pavel

Ah.

wat

The back cover comes off with one screw. The hard drive comes out with one screw as well.

The hard drive's little bracket thing coes off with one screw.

Pavel

The hard drive is always easily replaceable on any computer, the RAM is usually too. However every other component is likely welded in place.

wat

The CPU can be easily interchanged by just removing one screw, taking off hte cooler (4 screws), releasing the PGA socket, slotting in the new one, then reversing the steps.

Pavel

06:45

That's actually pretty neat.

wat

It is

This is one of the most upgradeable laptops I've owned.

Pavel

You can try to replace the screen if you want, but unless it's designed in a way that it too is upgradeable, you are likely to destroy the laptop. It's probably not worth it.

Anonymous

@Pavel You'd be surprised. I once had a laptop that didn't have a removable cover on top of the hard drive or the RAM. Complete disassembly was required to get to either of them.

wat

There are actually gaming laptops with MXM GPUs and desktop CPUs that are insanely expensive but even more upgradeable.

@Pavel I have successfully removed the screen unit from this laptop once.

Anonymous

Granted, it was quite old, so that was probably a factor

wat

06:46

I don't think that replacing it would damage it too much.

Pavel

Then you know what you're doing, and can go ahead.

wat

Also, this laptop screen is also extremely easy to take off (4-5ish screws and the cable). I've even used it without a screen before (basically in the style of old home computers that were housed in a keyboard)

Pavel

Personally, what I did is bought a monitor and connected it via HDMI. Plugged in a mouse and keyboard, boom, neat two-monitor set up. Unplug everything, boom, portable.

Anonymous

Programming on that laptop was always an adventure. I had a very weird bug happen in a program that I spent hours trying to track down. Upon further inspection, the bug was caused by one of the RAM sticks coming loose.

wat

These things are basically tanks as well, I've heard stories of them being dropped down stares and completely surviving. (they have accelerometers in the HDD bay)

Pavel

06:48

Is it a thinkpad?

wat

@Pavel yeah but even if it's portable, I would want a higher screen resolution

@Pavel No. Thinkpads are actually a pain to take apart.

This is a Dell Latitude E6410.

Pavel

I know, I have three bricked thinkpads.

But thinkpads are the ones that I think of that have the 'indestructible' property.

wat

Picture of the back removed: (Pulled off a website)

Pavel

Like, you could drive over a ThinkPad in a truck and the hard drive would survive.

wat

Pavel

06:50

You could drop it out of a 4th story window, and only need to replace the screen.

Destructible Watermelon

5th?

wat

I cannot believe that, because I dropped a T61, the audio stopped working, and the hard drive crashed

@DestructibleWatermelon ?

Pavel

IDK, my friend has only tested floor 4

Anonymous

The Panasonic Toughbook line is supposedly extremely resiliant to damage

Anonymous

I've never owned one, so I can't speak for the accuracy of that claim

wat

06:51

My specs

also, would it be feasible to replace a keyboard iwth a back lit model, such as this

amazon.com/dp/B00UX3BSSM

(The keyboard slides out with, you guessed it, two screws. I've done it before)

Pavel

Apparently, ThinkPads are used by Nasa in space.

wat

@Pavel so if something breaks, they have to remove 200 screws and they get lost in weightlessness?

Pavel

ThinkPads have been tested to survive being run over by a truck, getting dropped out of fourth-story windows, being fully submerged in water and being rapidly frozen and reheated.

The point is that it won't break.

wat

@Pavel Components fail randomly

Helka Homba

@Pavel Mine broke

wat

06:58

My Wi-Fi card burned out a few weeks ago.

I had to order a new one to replace it. I got an upgraded version which supports 802.11ac

Pavel

At least the older large laptops. The netbooks are flimsy AF, those can collectively go to hell.

wat

What do you think about W530

Open PPCG Minecraft Server

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