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anthonypants posted:no, and despite sarnsung the 850 pro is the best 2.5" ssd and the 950 pro is the best m.2 ssd the pro is nice but for not that much more you can go 845dc pro which will outlive you and three generations of your descendants in old secfuck news: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2515598/Launch-code-US-nuclear-weapons-easy-00000000.html
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the entire problem of samsung products being a piece of poo poo is that it's not a matter of if, but when
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I was going to say something about how my 10 year old Samsung HDTV still works great but then I remembered they hosed up their HDCP implementation across that entire product line and had to send warranty technicians out to your house to replace the entire system board.
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My Samsung LCD TV is almost 10 years old and it still works fine. I have som Samsung 154 series skinny drives that also still work
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:this is exactly what it is. when i uninstalled avast it was close to being as bad as avg in terms of popups Phone posted:uhh.... just got an email from a company i preordered an album from (on band camp) with about 100 other people in the To: field then people started hitting reply all and all hell broke loose ErIog posted:Fun fact, it still lets you install MSE manually if you want to, and then it refuses to download definitions. Ask me how I know this. is this just if you're not paying attention and download the mse meant for windows 7? mse isn't really still a separate thing for 8 or 10 is it?
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Didn't they rename it back to windows defender for 8 and 10?
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yeah it had mse's same gui design but a different name and came preinstalled i think i was even ignorant of defender when i started using windows 8 and tried to download mse but the page told me i didn't need it because i already have defender. i think i only started using 8 when it became 8.1 though so maybe it took them a while to fix that ErIog posted:Ask me how I know this.
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:the horrible firmware problem only affects the 840 evo, even other 840s (like the 840 pro) are fine lol I've been having weird problems with my OS accessing the SSD and this is gonna be why isn't it. I bet I can't even apply the firmware update on a HFS+ disk, ugh.
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jony ive aces posted:how do you know this You weren't supposed to ask. It involves incompetence on many fronts, but I will say that I hadn't janitored a computer in a few years before getting my most recent job janitoring computers. It's basically BYOD at my organization, and also organization policy to confirm AV/install MSE on any machines our offices touches. I wish I made the rules, but I don't, so it led to stupidity and MSE refusing to update definitions with a network error. ErIog fucked around with this message at 14:45 on May 6, 2016 |
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~Coxy posted:lol I've been having weird problems with my OS accessing the SSD and this is gonna be why isn't it. it's a performance issue, you have failing hardware and that is very different
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spankmeister posted:Didn't they rename it back to windows defender for 8 and 10? windows defender and MSE were merged post 8
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windows 10 also contains mitigations from EMET which is pretty cool.
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Shaggar posted:windows 10 also contains mitigations from EMET which is pretty cool. which ones? it drives me crazy that they bury stuff like DEP/SEHOP in stupid places and you need to install additional software to control it easily
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sarnsung talk: without really realising it i bought in big, all my displays & my tv + a lot of my big appliances are samsung, also most of the ssds i've bought for myself or work, truth be told i've had nothing but trouble free performance over the last decade the series 7 laptop i bought a few years back was p good for about 9 months then it turned to poo poo, and despite going through rma hell i got shafted. never buying a samsung computer again, but at least i have a functional-ish machine i'll be able to embed in my car once i stop being a lazy gently caress jony ive aces posted:a few days ago a friend received notice her, and around 1500 other people's, student grants had been rejected without bccing same happened (repeatedly) on campus, burning down the messaging system for weeks on end and creating insane amounts of bad blood between students nuclear weapon secfucks pt2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y1ya-yF35g
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I bought a Sarnsung washer/dryer set and when I got the washer it was obvious that someone opened up the top housing at some point because the screws weren't down all the way. So I opened it up before I used it and three of the hoses that went to the water distribution system were snapped clean off and dangling so if I used the thing soap/bleach/whatever wouldn't get rinsed in to the tub and would instead just spray the insides of the machine. I reported it and since it was a manufacturer defect instead of a failure under warranty their only solution was to replace it with a different unit and refused to send someone out to replace the broken part. But I bought the set on a holiday sale, and since the sale was now over they were going to charge me the additional difference in cost on the swap. I was moving in to a new house and needed the units and had to pay them the money because it was going to be months before another big appliance sale. Fuckers.
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Segmentation Fault posted:I think it's a fair assumption that similar model numbers means similar parts, which could mean similar firmware samsung though, which means that even products with the same name may have wildly different features and components: http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s7/666817-international-version-usa-t-mobile.html http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-galaxy-s6/521400-gpu-galaxy-s6-international-version-vs-us-version.html
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:since the sale was now over they were going to charge me the additional difference in cost on the swap
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What garbage store was this so I know to never go there
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flakeloaf posted:What garbage store was this so I know to never go there Lowes. gently caress Lowes.
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see thats where you pay by credit card and then do a chargeback as soon as you have the working unit. the chargeback would go through because guess what, what they did was illegal! (at least in canada)
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yup, if you sell a defective thing then it's on you to replace it unless you specifically said in advance that it wasn't, and even then can probably browbeat the company into doing it anyway  BangersInMyKnickers posted:Lowes. gently caress Lowes. quote:"While we continue to advertise on various cable networks, including TLC, there are certain programs that do not meet Lowe's advertising guidelines, including [All-American Muslim]. Lowe's will no longer be advertising on the program," the company wrote in a statement. 
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Gus Hobbleton posted:see thats where you pay by credit card and then do a chargeback as soon as you have the working unit. the chargeback would go through because guess what, what they did was illegal! yeah I know but they were obviously willing to fight me over it and I had no way to do laundry in my house so the fuckers got their extra $150 and I will never shop there again
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it feels weird and gross, but i bought my washer and dryer from Best Buy and it was OK the only security gently caress up was their lovely credit card portal that had dumb password requirements. my washer isn't running android.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:yeah I know but they were obviously willing to fight me over it and I had no way to do laundry in my house so the fuckers got their extra $150 and I will never shop there again that's awful and it sucks you were put in that position, as a tantrum i'm totally going to home depot to buy my planter cedar this weekend instead
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flakeloaf posted:"While we continue to advertise on various cable networks, including TLC, there are certain programs that do not meet Lowe's advertising guidelines, including [All-American Muslim]. Lowe's will no longer be advertising on the program," the company wrote in a statement.
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atomicthumbs posted:mongodb std::string should have zero allocations because memory is expensive. Instead, it should use other solutions such as mongodb. That way, Chrome can easily handle massive amount of data and big data ready for 2015. Added bonus is that std::string is now async, which means massive IO, which is impossible with memory allocations because even mmap is bound by virtual space. C++17 is indeed actually working on embedding mongodb and node.js into STL because those should be industry standard and solve 100% of business problems that C++ is aimed at solving at. Already github pull request is made. All you need is 2 thumb ups and will get merged in. Just imagine, std::string is everywhere: network stack, user applications, kernel drivers... And now they all use mongodb. And they will be Actor model massively concurrent paradigm. This is new science Wolfram is talking about. Just accept the PR already.
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:std::string should have zero allocations because memory is expensive. Instead, it should use other solutions such as mongodb. That way, Chrome can easily handle massive amount of data and big data ready for 2015. Added bonus is that std::string is now async, which means massive IO, which is impossible with memory allocations because even mmap is bound by virtual space. C++17 is indeed actually working on embedding mongodb and node.js into STL because those should be industry standard and solve 100% of business problems that C++ is aimed at solving at. Already github pull request is made. All you need is 2 thumb ups and will get merged in. Just imagine, std::string is everywhere: network stack, user applications, kernel drivers... And now they all use mongodb. And they will be Actor model massively concurrent paradigm. This is new science Wolfram is talking about. Just accept the PR already. sooooouuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrceeeeeeeeeee
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:std::string should have zero allocations because memory is expensive. Instead, it should use other solutions such as mongodb. That way, Chrome can easily handle massive amount of data and big data ready for 2015. Added bonus is that std::string is now async, which means massive IO, which is impossible with memory allocations because even mmap is bound by virtual space. C++17 is indeed actually working on embedding mongodb and node.js into STL because those should be industry standard and solve 100% of business problems that C++ is aimed at solving at. Already github pull request is made. All you need is 2 thumb ups and will get merged in. Just imagine, std::string is everywhere: network stack, user applications, kernel drivers... And now they all use mongodb. And they will be Actor model massively concurrent paradigm. This is new science Wolfram is talking about. Just accept the PR already. Markov generated or mental illness ? Or both ?
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:std::string should have zero allocations because memory is expensive. Instead, it should use other solutions such as mongodb. That way, Chrome can easily handle massive amount of data and big data ready for 2015. Added bonus is that std::string is now async, which means massive IO, which is impossible with memory allocations because even mmap is bound by virtual space. C++17 is indeed actually working on embedding mongodb and node.js into STL because those should be industry standard and solve 100% of business problems that C++ is aimed at solving at. Already github pull request is made. All you need is 2 thumb ups and will get merged in. Just imagine, std::string is everywhere: network stack, user applications, kernel drivers... And now they all use mongodb. And they will be Actor model massively concurrent paradigm. This is new science Wolfram is talking about. Just accept the PR already. I'd appreciate a trigger warning next time
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jre posted:Markov generated or mental illness ? Or both ? he got too close to the metal 
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Captain Foo posted:sooooouuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrceeeeeeeeeee a guy named passwordissame on reddit who use to troll /r/programming about how mongodb/nodejs is the best because its webscale and async its hard to search for his stuff now because he got shadowbanned 
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Lowes. gently caress Lowes. my wife works in sales for a <stuff manufacturer> and apparently lowes is notorious for dicking their vendors over on stuff like this too. they agreed to do a big promotion with her company, then later decided they wouldnt actually order any more units of the product that were part of the promotion, but after my wife's company had already spent a bunch of money and man hours on pr for the promotion. then they increased their prices on the promoted item and wouldnt agree to share the profits of that increase with the company, so now my wife has to go through all the headache of forcing a pricing increase on lowes. theyre like the walmart of consumer hardware.
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when your only choices are lowes, menards, sears, and home depot for major appliances, I'm going home depot every time. at least they try to lose my credit card information
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i've legit never had a problem with home depot, even when i bring back misbuys in opened packages that are clearly not in re-sellable condition, fully expecting them to tell me to please gently caress off (as is their right), yet they always take it back and bring my dumb rear end to the thing i meant to buy lowes, on the other hand, figured they'd dick me around for six weeks while i was waiting for them to give me a quote to replace all the counters in the house, so i gave up and hired a counter company to do it. sucks to be a lowes installer i guess
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:when your only choices are lowes, menards, sears, and home depot for major appliances, I'm going home depot every time. at least they try to lose my credit card information menards holds a special place in hell for basically polluting every body of water they can get their hands on up north. also what's up midwest buddy? i didnt even realize they were a regional chain until i got out of college. so sheltered.
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online friend posted:"i'm not mad," he says, punching a hole in the wall. "you're the one that's mad," he continues, sweep-kicking a small child to the ground. "actually," he grunts, throwing his laptop at a nearby pedestrian, "i think it's pretty funny" 
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to get in on the appliance chat, lol if you don't buy all your appliances from this beloved asian caricature like me
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i met him once, my friend's ISP used to do their corporate networks. he was very un-happy in real life.
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