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Pretty disappointed with the title change and the general timing of this video (right after that last one?) I know you guys arent bought by Intel, but it sure does look weird. Not sure if I will continue paying for floatplane if this trend continues.

Honestly I cannot see why this is a "4" worthy game at all. The gameplay trailer makes it look like its an expansion for 3. And this is coming from someone with 4000+ hours in d3... We will have to wait and see if they actually bring anything resembling new content to the table

Math.min(a, b). Internally it uses the Ternary Operator when using ints.

Its really not...

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PCI_passthrough_via_OVMF That is probably what you need to read... it explains how its done. OT: pacman -S $NAME will probably yield a result

Where are you experiencing it? Just in a browser or also in other applications/games?

I might go down this route then, I really need a workstation again

Do you think they will stay x399? or will I have to upgrade the motherboard aswell?

JSP is not really worth learning when you can do a much cleaner (imho) divide of the mvc with spring + thymeleaf. Its mixing java and html. Ugly.

About 2.5k I think? I am not sure if I'll go custom water cooling yet. And unfortunately, I will need it to not be that buggy haha

Okay, that is solid advice, I'll probably go ahead if I spot a good deal on any of the components

Not primarily looking to game on it much, I really care about the high core count tho

Hey, so I am in kind of a need to update my Desktop, currently I have the following setup: i7 6700k 16 GB of ram 650w gold psu gtx 1070 I am looking to switch to a threadripper platform, the 2950x specificially. Question is, will a new threadripper be released soon(within 3-6 Months)? Should I wait for Zen2? halp

Offtopic: Jesus people. On topic: There are so called "Lego Mindstorms" kits, specificially at uni we used the EV3 kit. You can flash LeJos onto those and build your robot with lego technic and regular lego

First of all, I really would not recommend learning jsp for java, as it is really outdated and verbose. Consider looking into Java Spring(Using thymeleaf for the html) or JavaEE. You should manage your dependencies with gradle