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Peanut and the Gang posted:At work they have these big cardboard bins along the hallways that people use to throw away all their old stuffs. Usually its CRT monitors and 20 year old books. Lots of really worthless poo poo that you couldn't even give away to people anymore. A lot of cheap Chinese developers still push around MSVC 6 and care so much about performance they must use some rear end backward version of gb2312 instead of Unicode. Except it is more like a cargo cult of Russia in the Cold War as despite all the performance attention their apps are terrible in every way possible. A lot of Chinese print tech books are simply translations of Japanese books with the same diagrams, so everything is old. The Japanese really love writing really long and quite nice technical articles, they still publish a lot of monthly magazines with oodles of detailed content it is an amazing contrast to a UK or US Linux magazine that has retarded articles about learning ls.
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vodkat posted:I really want to make a fanless computer because I think it would be cool. can't really justify dropping the $$$ on another expensive computer that I don't need just because it would be cool tho These are probably expensive: http://airtop-pc.com Fanless barebones systems: http://www.cappuccinopc.com/solutions/fanless_mini_pc.asp
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:what was the advantage itanium had over other architectures? i don't mean x86 but the other architectures that companies had already been using for their 'big iron' Cheap. Just not cheap enough to compete with x64 unsurprisingly enough.
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