RainColt

my bad, its a 7757 not a 5577 1. Headphones | 2. SS USB 3.1 Gen1 Type-As | 3. SS USB 3.1 Gen2 Type-C w/ ThunderboltBT3 |4. HDMI 2.0 | 5. Noble Lock Security Slot | 6. Power |7. Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 | 8. SS USB 3.1 Gen1 Type-A | 9. Media Card Reader

I recently bought a rift s and found that it has a displayport instead of an HDMI, My Dell 7757 that I used with my original Rift only has an HDMI out and thunderbolt 3 but I cant get any of my USB C to Displayport adapters to work, Should I be looking for a thunderbolt to displayport adapter and do they even exist, cause I cant find one.

I know, I genuinely don't know why It requires ECC, it's just what the assignment says. It would be really easy if it weren't for that ECC support garbage (I'd just give everyone an intel NUC and walk away), like based on the specs and peripheral requirements I assume this projects scope is something along the lines of a call center, so ECC is really silly, but it is what it is and I gotta make a proposal that complies to the requirements.

I just realized that maybe ryzen is the right solution, it might not matter if the board says it supports ecc memory because the memory controller is built into the cpu

Thats fair. The basic summary is that we need to create a proposal with a budget of 250,000. We need to use that budget to create 250 dual core, ecc compatible computers, which support wake on lan and supply monitors, mouse, keyboards, headset to those computers. I couldn't tell you if software needs to be included in the budget. I originally thought ryzen because they all support ecc memory but motherboards were difficult to track down

Wow, This was incredibly enlightening, my teacher attempted to explain this concept to me today but it didn't click until you scaled it completely beyond what I thought plausible, thank you so much.

Hi, I'm working on a project for school where I need to propose a hardware solution to a hypothetical client, and based on the budget, scale and requirement of ecc memory I concluded that I need to centralize the solution and run VM's, the problem is I don't know the basics of server software and I'm missing some fundamental virtualization knowledge I was hoping someone could maybe try to explain some of these or point me in the right direction to where I can learn the answers to these questions.. I need to know more about the solutions available for both creating virtual machines and also for removing into those machines. I also need to know how many processor cores would need to be dedicated to the core OS running the VM's (for example: If I have a 32 core 2990x, how many 2 core virtual machines can I actually deploy from that system?) The scope is 250 computers and peripherals for $250,000, ecc memory is required

Its java, basically the same thing as c#. I haven't but I just solved it. int b = 0; needed to be declared outside of the loop because it reset b back to 0 every time it looped

I just started school and I'm having trouble with a program the loop works as intended except b=b+a; It was my belief that b=b+a; would add the value of "a" to "b" and as the program loops "b" would store the grand total of every "a" value calculated, but instead "b" ends up always equal to "a" Scanner UserInput = new Scanner(System.in); int input = UserInput.nextInt(); //input ==1234 int length = String.valueOf(input).length();//length ==4 while (length>0) { length--; int a = (int)( input/(Math.pow(10, length)));// a==1,a==2,a==3,a==4 int b = 0; b=b+a; //b should ==10 by the end of the loop 1+2+3+4 System.out.println("b Sum =" + b); //these 3 lines are just for debugging System.out.println ("a =" + a); System.out.println ("length" +length); input = (int)(input - (Math.pow(10,length)) * a); }

Im beginning a computer science class this year and was wondering what I should be practicing in my free time to better assimilate myself into my potential future jobs. Like to prepare myself for the class I've been refreshing myself in C# scripting and building games in Unity mostly because it's fun and it's a constricted medium that allows me to just code and not have to think too much about what to code, and a few automation scripts to make my computer use a bit more streamlined. The Class teaches an Object oriented programming language(don't know which one), HTML ,JavaScript , SQL, PHP and other more general computer/IT skills but I want to know what else I should be doing, what wont school teach me that would be useful to know and look good on a resume

Yeah i guess, but you could also watch cowboy bebop for the first time and also find it kind of meh, like when we watched it for the thread i didnt love it, it took its self too seriously and felt like it was smelling its own farts, classics of yesteryear arnt for everyone either. Likenit might have done something ground breaking at the time that other series have borrowed from but watching it now might seem derivative. Where sure, you cant see the forrest throught the trees, cowboy bebop DID do it first but by now its been done 10 times over really well. Its shine is lost to the luster of new gems. Maybe you're just not the same generation. They're equally proper fans its just what you consider a modern classic for them is just a classic and your classics are ancient classics. Like when i got into anime there was no way i was goi g back abmnd watching lensman, or big O cause those were freakin old

There's too much good modern anime to try and keep up with. I dont think people need to do their homework to know what they like. Like to think that the most popular anime is any different than how most of us got into anime (dragonball, naruto, bleach, inuasha, cardcaptors, yugioh) those were plenty of our first anime. Its just a new generation, and with the progression of time that the amount of great anime you have have to watch would get unreasonable. Whens the cutoff date? And who dictates what has to be seen? Its ridiculous. Really, there shouldn't be elitism if they like what they like, thats great. We shouldnt pu ourselves or our favorite anime on a pedestal.

Omg your general tips, thanks a million i'll definitely have to look into the portable wifi. I learnt hiragana a few years ago i can sound things out but dont know it.

Theres a discord? How do i join?

Im planning on landing in Osaka and working my way north to atleast Tokyo. Im planning on staying for a month on a budget of 5000-10000$ depending on how cheap or how expensive it ends up being. Im not really sure, like yeah, still got weeb blood flowing through my veins but i also want to go experience things that are super outside my comfort zone. Dont speak any Japanese so that kinda works. But its also just the only vacation ive ever taken and its the first time i can afford the time. July is when im financially comfortable with leaving my job i could do August but then i go to school in September. And im in great physical condition. 26years ,6'1 180lb gym for an hour a day every day. Nothing physical is off limits