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SEKCobra posted:Headshots are normal for all CVs here, is this not true for you guys? Nope. European CVs are about the person. US resumes are about skills, degrees, and other measures of the value an employer can extract.
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Paladine_PSoT posted:Aww, now I want to make a ramdisk to put my swap file in. That's actually a way to make use of more than 4 GB of RAM on 32-bit operating systems.
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anthonypants posted:I'm afraid I have some bad news for you. PAE-equipped 32-bit OSes that poor schmucks have to work with.
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The artist is an rear end in a top hat who runs his mouth and makes a big deal about it when he encounters something he doesn't understand until his friends give him a really long talking-to like a child. The transphobic part was when he made an offhand comment that all girls had vaginas and then reacted like a shithead when people told him "Well, actually..."
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GreenNight posted:Any of you heard of Miracast or Widi? CEO wants to wirelessly connect to the big 50" LCD he has in his office. Miracast (which WiDi is now compatible with) does what it says. It's somewhat laggy, so it's not great for gaming, and it's not as clear as HDMI since the video stream is h.264 compressed, but that aside it's pretty cool. WiDi requires Intel HD Graphics with Quicksync and an Intel WiFi NIC in Windows 7 and 8.0. AMD, Nvidia, and Intel GPUs all work with Windows 8.1's built-in Miracast support (without any particular NIC required), as long as the drivers are current (Nvidia's support is newest - as of 340.43 Beta). There isn't a particular load on infrastructure since video is sent via an ad-hoc connection, but it does require some of the NIC's attention so it's not impossible to come up with bandwidth limitations. On many systems, it basically just works, especially with Windows 8.1. Here's the Windows blog entry on built-in Miracast support. E: Chromecast has a beta feature for full-desktop streaming, but it doesn't use GPU acceleration so it's kind of poo poo, especially on thermally-constrained dual-core laptop CPUs.
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Cast_No_Shadow posted:(wtf is the plural for axis?) Axes, pronounced like ax-ease.
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