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Swolegoat posted:wahts a nonshit router for my personal computer an airport time capsule op
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theadder posted:an airport time capsule op i have one of those and it's great
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Sep 28, 2014 01:57
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Swolegoat posted:wahts a nonshit router for my personal computer 6509
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Sniep posted:i have one of those and it's great same op
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Corla Plankun posted:how much computing power do i need to virtualize a hadoop cluster? you can probably run a single node locally, or even if you can't, there's probably a way to spool up a multi-node test "cluster" on one machine without v420n
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Sep 28, 2014 14:33
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i am probably going to do this tomorrow at work and see how that pans out
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Sep 28, 2014 16:21
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theadder posted:an airport time capsule op same. owns.
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Corla Plankun posted:i am probably going to do this tomorrow at work and see how that pans out That looks rather interesting, I guess, more for the lxc stuff than hadoop but I'm not really a big data jockey anyway
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Corla Plankun posted:how much computing power do i need to virtualize a hadoop cluster? if you want a simple virtualized hadoop cluster for learning and don't care if it's just a single node, you may want to check out cloudera's quickstart VM.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:CIFS is linux-ified SMB and they probably did it wrong yeah you don't know what you're talking about.
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Sep 28, 2014 19:50
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ehehehehehe
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is there a way for my gf and me to sync her outlook calendar with my icloud-calendar??? and having them both stay up to date etc
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Sep 29, 2014 11:44
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ugh, my work has decided to go with "omniupdate" for its CMS. I am not a web guy, but have been forced into it. This poo poo is such trash.
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compuserved posted:if you want a simple virtualized hadoop cluster for learning and don't care if it's just a single node, you may want to check out cloudera's quickstart VM.
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i've been flattening and reinstalling windows machines as favors for people since windows 95 and this is a completely new one for me: it's a friends Toshiba laptop. the hard drive died so i replaced it and reinstalled windows 7. the laptop had windows 7 home premium (64 bit) so i downloaded and burned the iso from digital river (at a blazing 32kbps, only took 2 days) but the laptop apparently has problems reading burned discs. i really wanted to use the iso instead of his factory home premium disc because the burned copy had SP1 slipstreamed, but whatever. anyway i formatted the HD and installed windows 7 home premium 64 bit and all the updates including SP1. i installed a bunch of drivers just fine, as well as a bunch of software (pdf xchange, 7zip, chrome, etc) without problem. however, iTunes and Office refuse to install. they both spit out some crazy error i have never seen before. i would have chalked it up to Office being hosed up but iTunes refuses to install as well. i get "error 1935" in Office and halfway through installation it fails with that error and undoes any changes. reading up for over a day and other people have had this problem, and some guide told me to change permissions for the entire C: or some poo poo. i did this and magically it loving worked! Office and iTunes installed fine. Except changing permissions on the entire C: hosed a million other things up (programs no longer had icons and other weird poo poo). so i format AGAIN. this time i hooked up an external CD ROM drive thinking maybe the win7 disc i was using was corrupted (even though it was a retail, pressed disc). i get into windows after formatting, download all the drivers and updates again, and guess what? Office and iTunes refuse to install  i have never had this happen before, and i had just did the same thing to my dad's laptop the previous week so i don't know wtf. the only other thing i could find online was to uninstall .net framework which i did, but then when i tried to install other versions of .net framework, those installations fail as well! TL;DR: formatted and reinstalled windows 7 twice and certain programs (Office, iTunes, .net Framework) refuse to install; other programs like Chrome, PDF XChange, 7zip install just fine please send help
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Oct 2, 2014 12:01
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diagnosis: wandows
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Oct 2, 2014 12:09
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get a mac op efb
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:it's a friends Toshiba laptop.
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also they are poverty-stricken and the hard drive is being supplied by me for free so be gone with your Mac talk
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then i guess the appropriate flippant response is rule 36
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i never suggested a mac i just gave the diagnosis
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Uncle at Nintendo posted:i've been flattening and reinstalling windows machines as favors for people since windows 95 and this is a completely new one for me: make a win7 bootable usb and install from that
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did you at least get a hug
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ahmeni posted:make a win7 bootable usb and install from that this or use the external drive to install from ur burned disk
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MORE CURLY FRIES posted:did you at least get a hug
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MORE CURLY FRIES posted:did you at least get a hug some panties even
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enotnert posted:ugh, my work has decided to go with ANY CMS PACKAGE EVER for its CMS. This poo poo is such trash.
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Granbar posted:is there a way for my gf and me to sync her outlook calendar with my icloud-calendar??? and having them both stay up to date etc tell each other your new events over nightly sex, op
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Oct 2, 2014 14:19
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My current venerable desktop runs on: I have the max 8gb on the board, is there any processor I can buy to fit this board that will give me a significant performance bump to put off building a whole new machine, or do I need to bite the bullet?
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NoneMoreNegative posted:My current venerable desktop runs on: you will not get a significant performance bump from upgrading your processor
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yeah nothing you can upgrade on there that would be worth the cost of doing so versus building a new computer; unless you happen to be able to find a slightly faster processor for free
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NoneMoreNegative posted:My current venerable desktop runs on: ssd. if you already have an ssd, there's nothing you can do, since minimum you'd need a new motherboard to go with a new processor, and probably new ram as well.
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is there a noticeable bump in ssd performance on sandy/ivy bridge/haswell compared to core/nehalem chipsets
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anthonypants posted:is there a noticeable bump in ssd performance on sandy/ivy bridge/haswell compared to core/nehalem chipsets no, unless your motherboard has a crippled sata controller or its a new ssd with sata 3 required for full speeds and your mobo's too old to have sata 3
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or your mobo's like an old p4 one i had that supported sata 1 except when it was a sata 2 device in compatiblity mode and then it didn't work at all
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iirc the P35 has SATA 2
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snype
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