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Hey guys,
 
I am hoping you can all post your opinion here as this information will be used to improve future Folding Events on the forums.
 
Happy folding,
 
Spec.
 
Folding Month thread
 
 

Woah I'm literally exactly halfway at position 418, that's cool

RANKSSSSSS
 
 
 
 

Let's be real, that's not why they did this. They did this for a video or two, that would also have the added benefit of giving it's community an ultra-fast Minecraft server, something that is fairly rare. I hate playing those "older servers" because their sooooo damn slooooow, and constantly getting pressured into buying ranks and sets and items.
 
If this is done right, and isn't money driven like those other servers, this could be an amazing choice. 

Just check HERE.
As long as your daily production is not 0 you can count that day.
There is Daily Production sheet(at the bottom of page) which keeps logs for last 12 days. However, you can check daily graph too, as long as the "pointer"(little square for every day) is not at bottom you can count that day.

Introducing the new, AirMuffs.

I'd say you have just about it all if you have 4 nature valley bars AND ramen. 
 
Milk
Eggs
Cheese
Yogurt
Chips
Cereal
Pickles
Bananas
Pears
Onions
Carrots
Buns
Bread
 
Why am I making a shopping list for someone else on a tech forum

I'm happy i'm not the only one!
 
The Solidity files are my main focus but after speaking to a supervisor he recommend me do the class diagrams for all the files. That's what really stumped me, since it seems the .sol files seem to be the focus for the project as well. 
 
I'm glad I wasn't the only one, and thank you for you helpful responses! 

yea, I'm having a bit of a hard time too, figuring out where to start and such.
From looking around it, seems like the .sol files are the main code-files. Mostly I work with C# projects, where I would just open the program in Visual Studio, check the Program.cs file and go check from there how the program works and what is connected to what exactly (via references).
 
I'm not sure though what to tell you here though, sorry :s
Oh yea for sure, that was really not targeted at you! More at programmers that do not have any diagram to speak off, because just having a start to a diagram makes it so much easier to work with code..

The way I have always created class diagrams for existing projects is first:
1. create panel (not sure if that is the right word) for each class (usually I create the abstract classes and interfaces here too)
2. Add all of the function/methods to that panel (you can choose to not include private functions, as the UML is there to show how classes interact - not necessarily to show all function a class has. But consult the person who gave you the task for this)
3. Add all properties (whether to include private stuff/class variables is a similar story as above)
4. Add the most obvious connections to this UML, including the cardinality
5. Add the less obvious stuff together by checking the code thoroughly.
 
Especially the last step is quite time consuming, which is why you would want to create and maintain an UML beforehand/during your project.

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/bitlocker-encrypts-self-encrypting-ssds,40504.html
 
 
In the continuing saga of "don't trust hardware manufacturers", Microsoft has announced that BitLocker will no longer by default utilise hardware encryption.
 
Their reasoning is based on repeatedly finding that hardware implementations often have severe flaws, significantly harming security
 

Dang that's a nice looking TV

Buy ASUS PG65UQ on Amazon: https://lmg.gg/8KV1p
 

There’s an issue with one server that does this sporadically and either deleting and recreating the slot or a reboot are sometimes the only way to fix this:
 

Please post your log file from when the error happens. This might help to diagnose whats going wrong

Since this is the first post you see when you google the related question, I'll put this here:
I'm charging my S9 with my lenovo ideapad charger and it charges at a seemingly standard rate.

The PSU IS decent, as tested by gamer's nexus. Nothing a serious enthusiast would use, but it's not "burn your house down" terrible. 
 
However, the front case thing is shitty. 

Additionally, GFCI/Outlet testers are cheap
 
https://www.amazon.com/Sperry-Instruments-GFI6302-Receptacle-Professional/dp/B000RUL2UU/
 
I would highly recommend getting one and testing your outlets.

This is a good thing. It means designs are being polished.
 
What more do you expect in a phone? Spec bumps and battery are totally fine. 

no because that would be illegal. But I shouldn't have to risk thousands to clean out dust because Apple didnt put any filters in. 

Cleaning out a computer case requires two Phillips head screws, and at best thumb screws. I don't have to take my case to corsair or HP to have them clean it for me because I can't get the tools required.

Cleaning out a computer case requires two Phillips head screws, and at best thumb screws. I don't have to take my case to corsair or HP to have them clean it for me because I can't get the tools required.

no because that would be illegal. But I shouldn't have to risk thousands to clean out dust because Apple didnt put any filters in. 

What I'm saying is Apple purposely made it proprietary when nobody else does. 

Cleaning out a computer case requires two Phillips head screws, and at best thumb screws. I don't have to take my case to corsair or HP to have them clean it for me because I can't get the tools required.