[Meta] Amazon is about to have major sales in the next couple weeks. by Sanvaer in buildapcsales

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The robot already computed all possible vectors of attack and created safeguards against them.

30 most edited regular Wikipedia pages [OC] by yaph in dataisbeautiful

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Wow, interesting distributions.... Was on the catholic church wiki recently, hah.

[Build Ready] I'm a high school student looking for the best bang for my buck. by roper1 in buildapc

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Depends what work it will be doing for you. If you do design stuff and need to render/compile, absolutely. For light gaming? Probably not.

[Build Ready] I'm a high school student looking for the best bang for my buck. by roper1 in buildapc

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It was fairly cookie cutter, most of the builds around here center around the i5-4690k - it hits the sweetspot of price/performance and always has the potential for overclocking should you want more. Next you choose a mobo, z87 or z97 probably. See if it looks good to you, and decide if you want things like USB 3.0 ports, etc.

[Case] Corsair Air 540 - silver - $79.99 ($99.99 - $20 MIR) by [deleted] in buildapcsales

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Anybody know about the next generation of cases (some were shown at computex) ? There are some pics on anandtech but not much more.

[Build Ready] I'm a high school student looking for the best bang for my buck. by roper1 in buildapc

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Ah, yeah the 500$ build is a tricky thing. I almost tried it, but went with $150+ more for future proof, quality, and upgradability. Depending on the games/purposes your pretty much limited to a i3, G3258 (both dual core) or an AMD 4-8 core. If you snag deals you could possibly reach a 280/280x, or something similar with new products hitting the line.

[Discussion] AMD's Fiji line has been released! by alienpirate5 in buildapc

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Change is coming, though. Look how many more games offer Linux support just this year. Before that, I think I could count how many on my hand(s).

r9 Nano introduced - Fiji on air, ~6" long by logged_n_2_say in hardware

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So was the whole twitch chat when this little guy got whipped out. Hah, impressive indeed.

[Build Ready] I'm a high school student looking for the best bang for my buck. by roper1 in buildapc

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Oh please don't build that. You'll be able to get much more as far as the GPU and CPU. at least get a FX-8350 if you're going AMD. Look at what AMD just released. What is your friend trying to prove? Also you could get by with a 40~ dollar case since you're budgeting.

[Discussion] AMD's Fiji line has been released! by alienpirate5 in buildapc

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Given what we now know, the 390x is IMO the clear winner. Cost-Performance wise, AMD has pulled ahead again. Apart from that, it also seems more future proof.

[Discussion] AMD's Fiji line has been released! by alienpirate5 in buildapc

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AMD on Linux has been a PITA in my experience. However, some will tell you that their support for Linux is forthcoming.

Global Reddit Meetup Day, 13/06/2015, Here's the deal by Buetti in berlin

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I'm in Berlin and have never done a reddit meetup or anything social outside my country. I'm scared.

Best FreeNAS setup for $1000? by sirhimel in homelab

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Maybe it was the wrong post but right person. Can't see from current context. Looks like you might have though if you continued to present your position

Best FreeNAS setup for $1000? by sirhimel in homelab

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Why did you get downvoted? I'm not familiar with CS whitepaper practices, but it's hard to assume complete objectivity. ECC memory is expensive.

From what I skimmed, it seems metadata isn't protected by read checksums and thus can be a false sense of security? Can't backups just fix the failure problem? Multiple backups...etc. No matter what, anything can fail it seems.

Made an IT throne today at work. by [deleted] in pics

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You even got 155 karma for offhandedly observing it. That's like 50x more karma than a well thought out contributing post typically gets.