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he sounds kind of drunk all the time, I like the guy
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Apr 27, 2015 17:21
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Captain Foo posted:lmao
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program666 posted:he sounds kind of drunk all the time, I like the guy that mug is just straight up burbon
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Apr 27, 2015 17:23
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The Management posted:it is a site powered by 100% nerd rage correct which is why it was the best site to troll on the internet circa 2000
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Apr 27, 2015 17:23
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slashdot circa 2000 was just "look at this red hat!" and "let me tell you why m$ is evil"
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Apr 27, 2015 17:24
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Beeftweeter posted:slashdot circa 2000-2015 was just "look at this red hat!" and "let me tell you why m$ is evil"
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Apr 27, 2015 17:31
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my freshman c++ lectures were 20 min at the start of the rear end in a top hat prof reading some slashdot article plus comments on the projector to the entire lecture hall of 200+
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Apr 27, 2015 17:39
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lol
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Apr 27, 2015 17:42
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The Management posted:it is a site powered by 100% nerd rage the most renewable resource
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Apr 27, 2015 17:44
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carry on then posted:i was in 2nd grade in 2000
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Apr 27, 2015 18:04
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Beeftweeter posted:slashdot circa 2000 was just "look at this red hat!" and "let me tell you why m$ is evil" you forgot GNAA, ascii goatman, etc
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Apr 27, 2015 18:14
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program666 posted:is slashdot good again? I stopped reading when every post was about american politics like TSA and whatnot but I'm looking at the headlines and they seem interesting idk i haven't found any other decent site that fills its niche though they link to phoronix a lot and that place is a loving cesspit, it's like if Gawker ran a linux site and the dude who runs it is a poo poo-stirring moron
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Apr 27, 2015 18:19
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hobbesmaster posted:you forgot GNAA, ascii goatman, etc those were just comments about bill "electrocutus of org" gates
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Apr 27, 2015 18:21
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and here we goquote:In the 10-Q filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) last week, Microsoft said that its Phone Hardware division, which is based largely on the Nokia assets acquired last year for approximately $7.9 billion, lost money in the March quarter.
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Apr 27, 2015 19:15
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'at an elevated risk of impairment' Can we change the thread subtitle to that?
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Apr 27, 2015 19:36
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note: the last time they included one of these warnings in their 10-q they wrote off 6.3 billion out of the 6.4 they pad for aquantive
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the last gift of ballmer
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Pinterest Mom posted:i never noticed how weird "Search the web and Windows" is before Shaggar posted:search your computer. Pinterest Mom posted:yes. it should say "Search the web and this PC". "Search Windows" doesn't mean anything. Shaggar posted:in win 7 is "search programs and files" in win8 they put "my documents" "my videos" "my pictures" etc under "This PC" which is just great because I always thought it wasn't cluttered with enough poo poo I don't use and can easily find if I want it
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also they're called "documents", "videos", "pictures" but they only show the docs/pics/vids of the currently logged-in user, not all the pictures and videos on the PC
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Apr 27, 2015 20:16
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where is my briefcase. where is it
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Apr 27, 2015 20:21
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Phoenixan posted:well they did change "my computer" to "this pc" you might have more than one computer
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Apr 27, 2015 21:07
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pff, nobody has more than one computer
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Luigi Thirty posted:pff, nobody has more than one computer in microsoft's defense apple seems to believe the same thing
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hobbesmaster posted:you forgot GNAA, ascii goatman, etc natalie portman hot grits down my pants
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Apr 27, 2015 22:35
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carry on then posted:i was in 2nd grade in 2000 lol BangersInMyKnickers posted:my freshman c++ lectures were 20 min at the start of the rear end in a top hat prof reading some slashdot article plus comments on the projector to the entire lecture hall of 200+ lol
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For school I've been playing with Azure's "Recovery Services" which basically provides DR failover for on-premises VMs. Holy poo poo what a goddamn mess. I needed to download and install two programs on the Hyper-V host: the “Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Provider for Hyper-V” and “Microsoft Azure Recovery Services Agent”. The “Site Recovery Provider” required me to download a key file from my Azure console and provide it when the wizard asks. Kind of a pain. The Site Recovery wizard on Azure was terrible. It didn’t walk me through the steps, instead it just provided links to the appropriate functions which would launch wizards of their own. I had to set up a “Hyper-V site”, a storage account, a virtual network, and a protection group, each of which has their own wizard. Some of the wizards required specific settings. If I chose the wrong settings the wizard would fail and not give me any indication why. I had to browse Microsoft’s documentation to see what the correct settings were. In this case I chose “locally replicated” for the storage container when Recovery Services requires it to be “geo redundant”. That's a more expensive option and I don't need it for my project but welp it's required! When all of that poo poo is straightened out I go to select a VM for protection only to find out that the service doesn't support Hyper-V generation 2 hardware. You know, the one that was released with Server 2012 which was 3 years ago. That's like a VMWare service only supporting hardware version 7. Of course you can't change the hardware level once the VM has been created so welp I guess I'm creating a new VM.
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qirex posted:and here we go don't worry, I'm sure Elop is still getting a bonus somehow
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Samuel L. ACKSYN posted:natalie portman hot grits down my pants natalie portman, naked and petrified, with hot grits down my pants
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Raere posted:For school I've been playing with Azure's "Recovery Services" which basically provides DR failover for on-premises VMs. Holy poo poo what a goddamn mess. I'm looking into this and I kinda understand the need for a lot of security procedures, it's a very sensitive area and it must be complicated as poo poo building something that allows you to set up DR like this by just clicking a simple button. The VM generation thing is retarded and has no excuse though.
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Apr 28, 2015 09:36
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Raere posted:For school I've been playing with Azure's "Recovery Services" which basically provides DR failover for on-premises VMs. Holy poo poo what a goddamn mess. The azure documentation is amazingly bad.
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microsoft owns
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Nintendo Kid posted:microsoft owns well it owns minecraft now
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mikkkro$haft is the borg, you insensitive clod
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Apr 28, 2015 11:42
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does the slashdot effect still happen?
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Wheany posted:does the slashdot effect still happen? 
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The Management posted:it is a site powered by 100% nerd rage *looks around*
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Apr 28, 2015 13:21
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Wheany posted:does the slashdot effect still happen? it's called being Fireballed now
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how does slashdot even exist anymore
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