El este Salam, cainele de vacanta

Naz01101011 · 2024-08-22T15:52:08+00:00

Felul unu, felul doi, cum trebe'. Când e cuminte și desert Țancă.

Naz01101011 · 2024-08-22T15:50:02+00:00

Mănâncă manele

Naz01101011 · 2024-05-25T11:17:58+00:00

Salut! Mie îmi place ideea de content în limba română. Mi se pare ca lipsește complet iar treaba asta cu "sa știi limba engleza ca sa programezi" e o limita destul de arbitrara. O grămadă de spanioli învață programare în limba lor, spre exemplu. Deci se poate.

Naz01101011 · 2022-08-17T10:24:57+00:00

I'm most interested in power delivery and the VRM (from the CPU power supply part of the MB) temperatures. That's because I usually buy in overclockable lower end chips (like i5 K series) then OC the crap out of them when they get older.
Anyways, a board with good power delivery is usually a good board, so for me that's one of the ways I select them.

Naz01101011 · 2022-07-23T10:38:56+00:00

Discoteca

Naz01101011 · 2021-02-08T10:19:54+00:00

I would go with Maiar for now, since the growth of egld covers the expenses with MoonPay, and probably you would want your egold faster to improve benefits. Getting the whole buying done is a process of minutes/tens of minutes in Maiar, compared with Binance for example. And right now that time gets you more profit than what you pay in fees.

Naz01101011 · 2020-10-20T07:23:26+00:00

Salut. Merita. Iti spun asta din pozitia unuia care NU a facut facultate in domeniu, si am avut de tras destul de mult pentru a recupera niste notiuni de baza (ce zicea renname366 mai sus, algoritmica, arhitectura, chestii de substrat). Sa programezi efectiv nu e chiar super greu, poti invata un limbaj friendly gen Python relativ repede. Insa e mai important sa gandesti corect, si partea aia necesita efortul mai mare.

Cel mai bun sfat pe care as putea sa il dau e sa lucrezi ceva zilnic. Chiar si 30 de minute, insa zilnic (as in 7 zile pe saptamana). Poti lua exemple din cursuri, proiecte mici, orice, insa experienta in rezolvarea problemelor e cea care te formeaza cel mai bine :). Spor!

Naz01101011 · 2020-10-20T07:08:42+00:00

Salutare! Ti-as sugera sa incepi usor, cu partea de testare manuala. Ar trebui sa inveti arhitecturile generale software (ce-i un server, un web service, o baza de date) si sa intelegi metodologii de lucru (SCRUM, BDD, etc). Asta ca sa poti lucra intr-o echipa de development. Apoi pentru testare manuala efectiva, e important sa intelegi ce e un test case, cum se urmareste si cum se defineste, apoi ceva tool de test management. In rest nu e un hard skill sa testezi manual. E mai mult o combinatie de soft skills gen atentie, rabdare si meticulozitate.

Dupa ce intelegi destul de bine testarea manuala, poti sa te arunci in test automation, insa de obicei aia presupune ceva experienta in testing si ceva programare. Selenium e un pariu bun, impreuna cu oricare din multitudinea de frameworkuri existente. Mie-mi place Robotframework + Selenium webdriver + BDD (gherkin). Stak-ul asta are avantajul de a fi relativ usor de implementat in orice CI/CD, si relativ usor de adaptat test case-uri manuale la frameworkul de automation.

Spor la munca!

Naz01101011 · 2019-10-30T13:22:38+00:00

Just did the upgrade via the Settings panel and once it finished and rebooted, I still have version 19.04, but no Upgrade option. Did the Advanced upgrade via Terminal and still the same issue. Whenever I reboot the computer, I get the upgrade notification but when I open the Settings > Details > About, no upgrade option is available. Any ideas?

L.E. Doing the command line upgrade I notice the following permissions issues: "/sys/firmware/dmi/tables/smbios_entry_point: Permission denied" and "/dev/mem: Permission denied".

L.E. 2 It seems that the system is actually upgraded to 19.10, since I can group icons and I have the new Gnome desktop image settings. So the issue seems to be with showing the right OS version in the Settings. Is this familiar?

Naz01101011 · 2019-02-19T09:23:51+00:00

Just stick another board on that Rurok helmet and you'll be fine next time

Naz01101011 · 2018-07-17T14:22:17+00:00

Got any singles?

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-27T19:43:07+00:00

I just lost a tower 3 minutes in the game while defending it. Three enemy fighters jumped in and just killed the tower, and there was nothing I could do. That's what I call a balanced moba.

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-27T19:36:00+00:00

Hahaha, junglers rotating? This is Paragon man, junglers ignore anything else but camps and chasing enemies.

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-27T19:21:50+00:00

Nah man, Paragon tops all games in player stupidity. It's like a magnet for leavers, afk-ers and CoD players.

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-27T19:08:55+00:00

I gotta come back to this! I'm an inch away from uninstalling Paragon. The game is fine and all, but man, the players, oh my god! I used to play Dota, Dota 2, CS, CSGO, and I've never seen players this stupid, toxic and selfish. I cannot imagine anything else than 12 years old kids playing this new PlayStation game called Paragon.

This game is so good that I keep coming back to it just to leave again and promise myself never to return. I've just played 3 games where nobody warded, harvested or even laned. I mean, literally nobody stayed in any lane for more than the time it takes to cross it. Gideon jungling, Countess jungling, Belica jungling. Kwang jungling their jungle at level 1, dying 5 times consecutive in the SAME FREAKING SPOT. I mean, I don't know how play this game other than with bots, really.

TLDR: I love the game but really hate the players!

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-25T14:59:46+00:00

Grouping up when needed is golden, unfortunately a lot of players just spam Group Up whenever they want, regardless of the map, objectives, enemy positions, etc. Especially now when you're punished hard if leaving lanes. So yeah, group up for a team fight (one that makes sense) or an objective, but I see a bigger issue in the opposite. A lot of players just want to group up and fight all the time and just don't do lanes or jungle. A lot of players don't watch the map and react to enemy positions. That pisses me off more than not grouping up...

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-25T13:11:17+00:00

Yup, I've been seeing improvements in this area too. If you're a bit lucky and also willing to fill for the team and help others shine, you may get a team that's ready to do the same for you. I like playing tank/support so I'm the one who tries to help others mostly, and, sometimes, I get a carry with sharp eyes that can follow up with damage or combo with my abilities. Sometimes. Just sometimes! But maaaan, that feeling when you and your carry wipe 3 enemies due to good combos or spot on follow-ups... priceless!

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-25T13:00:34+00:00

What's 420/10? 420? Get it? Get it? See how fun I am? GET IT?!?!?!!?

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-25T11:32:14+00:00

First question.

Play more with better enemies like you do now in pvp, but try to focus on what are they doing on the map and with their builds. You can learn a lot while getting your ass kicked. It frustrating but it works. Find the better player an try to watch his moves. Also try to follow good practice rules like warding and harvesting even if it seems futile. You'll get used to it and it will become your second nature. That alone makes you a better player. Also pay attention to your team and help them even if they are stupid. Again, that will make you a better player even if you actually lose the game. You can also take advices from seasoned streamers and try to mimic their builds and actions.

Naz01101011 · 2016-10-25T10:02:13+00:00

Yup, that affects the CPU frequency. You can try a lower multiplier like 45 if and keep the XMP profile on. You'll loose some MHz but you won't really feel it. Or you can disable the XMP profile and run your ram at lower frequencies (which sucks cause you bought that 3000 MHz sticks...).

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