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Introduction
Some of you guys might now Zonked thread with the exact name. He started the topic to gather our knowledge of the best programming stuff you can find.
So first, a thank you for Zonked who started this work!
Since he is unable to update the thread regularly, I will, with the consensus of alpenwasser, continue his thread.
 
Zonkeds intro
I decided it would be a good idea to have a thread that is a complete collection of helpful programming resources and tutorials. This will be an going, frequently updated post that will require input from you guys also. So help me build the ultimate programming resources thread. Simply leave them in the comments and I will add them.

General Programming Resources
Stack Overflow -A forum inhabited by professional developers. You can also ask questions and will receive help.
MIT Open Courseware -Online Computer Science lectures from MIT University. Features lectures, resources and handouts
The New Boston - Video tutorials of lots of languages, also entertaining.
Code Cademy - Interactive learning with rewards in a variety of languages
Code School - Interactive Tutorials in a variety of languages
TopCoder - Programming competitions
Google Code Jam - Archived Google Jam contests and exercises
USACO Training Gateway - Programming problems
Tutorials Point - Extensive written tutorials about a variety of languages
Tutorialized - Tutorial Site with the code embedded next to the tutorials
Educator - Tutorial site on a variety of languages

Python
Learn Python The Hard Way - Extensive HTML book on the basic of Python
Dive Into Python - Same concept as the above resource, but slightly more advanced
PyGame - Features tutorials for Python game development.
Python.Org - Official Python website. Includes tutorials and documentation.
Invent With Python - Online tutorials of actual programs and games (very good!)

C
Live Gnome - Variety of C resources and projects
Learn C The Hard Way - Learn C the Hard way (Work In Progress)
C Programming WikiBook - C programming Wiki
Tutorials Point - Lots of C resources
Learn C.org - Interactive C resources
[bOOK] C Programming in Easy Steps -  Mike McGrath (isbn 978-1840785449)

C#
MSDN - Official Site for C#
Home and Learn - Beginner C# Tutorials
C# Crash Course

C++
C++ Reference - C++ reference
C Plus Plus - Official C++ reference
Tutorials Point - C++ tutorials
C Programming - In depth tutorials on C++
MSDN Visual C++ - Visual C++ tutorials
Stephan T. Lavavej Video Tutorials: Core C++
Stephan T. Lavavej Video Tutorials: STL
Stephan T. Lavavej Video Tutorials: Advanced STL

Visual Basic
VB Code - VB tutorials
Home and Learn - Basic Visual Basic tutorials
Tutorials Point - Loads of great VB tutorials
Tutorialized - Even more Visual Basic tutorials

Java
Oracle Docs - Official Java documents
Code Ranch - Great Java forum
Tutorials Point - Lots of Java Tutorials
Learn Java Online - Lots of Java resources and interactive learning
Programcreek Great Java Tutorial Site

HTML/CSS/Javascript
W3 Schools - Good starting point for html/css/javascript
Mozilla Developers - Web development tutorials
HTML Dog - HTML, CSS and JavaScript tutorials
CSS Tricks - CSS Tutorials
JsFiddle - Javascript Collab Tool

PHP
Better PHP - PHP Video tutorials of code snippets
PHP Academy - PHP videos and tutorials
PHP.Net - Useful PHP documentation

SQL
Learn SQL the hard Way - Learn SQL the Hard Way

Perl
Perl.Org - Official Perl website.
Perl Meme - Perl Tutorials.
Perl Begin - Perl for beginners.
Modern Perl Books - Book on Pearl
High Order Perl Book - High Order Pearl Book

Ruby
Try Ruby - Ruby interactive resources.
Learn Ruby The Hard Way - Learn Ruby the Hard Way

Android Development
Android Developers - Official Google docs, tutorials, guides, tips and tricks
Google Developers - News and guides for a variety of languages including Android development
XDA Developers - #1 Android dev forum. Includes tutorials, ROMS, news, tips, techniques and much more!!!

iOS Development
Apple Documentation - Official Apple Documentation
Apps A Muck - Lots of iOS development tutorials
App Coda - More iOS application development

3D Programming
OpenGL Tutorials
Learning Modern 3D Graphics Programming

Books
Free Programming Book List on Github
Stackoverflow C++ Book Guide
Think Python -Allen Downey
Design for the non Designer -Robin WIlliams
The Pragmatic Programmer -Dave Thomas
Javascript: The Good Parts -Douglas Crockford
Code Complete -Steve McConnell
The Art of Computer Programming -Donald Knuth
Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientists -John Truss
The art of Unix Programming -Eric S. Raymond
Head First Java and Design Patterns -Eric Freeman
C Programming Language -Brian Kernighan, Dennis Ritchie
Computers as Components -Wayne Wolf
Operating Systems Concepts with Java -Abraham Silberschatz, Peter Galvin, Greg Gagne
Higher Order Perl - Mark Jason Dominus
Perls of Wisdom - Steve Litt
The C++ Programming Language -Bjarne Stroustrup
Game Coding Complete -Mike McShaffry
Introduction to Algorithms -Thomas H. Cormen, Charles E. Leiserson and Ronald L. Riverst
Computer Organisation and Architecture -Linda Null and Julia Lobur
The Mythical Man-Month -Frederick P. Brooks JR
Computer Organisation and Design -David A. Patterson and John L. Hennesy
Architecture of Open Source Applications
Modern C++ Design -Andrei Alexandrescu
Computer Networking: A top-down approach featuring the internet -
Database System Concepts -Abraham Silberschatz, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Artificial Intelligence, A Modern Approach -Stuart Russel, Peter Norvig
Concepts in Programming Languages -John C. Mitchell
The Art of Prolog -Leon Sterling, Ehud Shapiro
Elements of the Theory of Computation -Papadimitriou
Computer Graphics: Principles and Practice -Hughes, van Dam, McGuire, Sklart
Java - How to Program -Harvey & Paul Deitel
Thinking in Java -Bruce Eckel
C++ Primer Plus (6th Edition) (Developer's Library)-Stephen Prata


Compilers/IDE's
Microsoft Visual Studio - Microsoft Visual Studio (C, C#, C++)
Eclipse - Eclipse (Java/Android)
Netbeans (Java)
Code Blocks - Code Blocks (C++)
Bloodshed (C++)
Android Studio
Jetbrains - Several IDE's and/or plugins that make C#/Python/Java/Php etc easier to code

Text Editors
Notepad++(Windows)
Text Mate (Mac)
Sublime Text(Windows/Linux)
Brackets
Aptana -Open source web development tool
Qt Project - C++/QML IDE
VIM -Advanced (!) Text Editor (small tutorial[/url)
Emacs -Advanced (!) Text Editor

Other
Gamedev.net - A forum full of professional game developers
DBforums - Database Forums
Codingbat - Java & Python Challenges
Bitbucket - Source Control Provider like github, but then Private
Sourcetreeapp - Tool to manage github/bitbucket
OverAPI - Cheatsheets for several languages
Regexr - Regular Expressioin Tester
Project Euler - Programming and math exercises (Can get quite advanced)

Contributors So far...
Darkfeign
alpenwasser
WanderingFool
majorawsome
pzyko103
WhatARoaster
crocski
Flojer0
MikeD
wolfsinner
hAxx
colonel_mortis
lord4163
Getov
TSegers
Hikaru12
fletch to 99
Nuluvius
forbsie1888
Robi_g

Ever dreamed of what you could do with a $30,000 computer? Turns out the answer is "a lot"
 
Vessel link: tbd
YouTube: 
 

 
Parts List
 
Kingston 32GB DDR4 ECC RAM (x8)
Amazon: http://geni.us/3N2B
 
Kingston KC400 1TB Business SSD (x8)
Amazon: http://geni.us/3c6w
 
Lime Technology unRAID Server Pro Software
Manufacturer Link: http://lime-technology.com/
 
Caselabs Mercury S8
Amazon: n/a
Manufacturer Direct: http://bit.ly/1P8UvW3
 
Acer Predator X34 21:9 Gaming Monitor (x7)
Amazon: http://geni.us/32xr
 
Intel Xeon E5 2697 V3 (x2)
Amazon: http://geni.us/1nya
 
ASUS Z10PE-D8 WS
Amazon: http://geni.us/wov
 
AMD R9 Nano (x7)
Amazon: http://geni.us/Ubr
 
EVGA T2 1600W
Amazon: http://geni.us/3ad1
 
Cablemod Custom Cables for PSU
Manufacturer Link: http://bit.ly/1NYnrCz
 
Water Cooling Parts
CPU blocks - EK Supremacy Evo
Radiators - EK Coolstream XE 360
GPU Blocks - EK R9 Nano
GPU Connector - Custom 7-way version of FC Terminal
Pump/Reservoir - EK Xres 140
Fittings - EK Advanced Compression Fittings
Tubing - Primochill Primoflex Black/Orange

Windows for $25 (us)
https://www.reddit.com/r/microsoftsoftwareswap/
 
 
little bit over but worth it IMO (bout $60 CAD over with os) Make sure to price-match to one place for combined shipping..
 
PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown by merchant
CPU: Intel Core i5-6500 3.2GHz Quad-Core Processor  ($285.75 @ shopRBC) 
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO 82.9 CFM Sleeve Bearing CPU Cooler  ($38.95 @ Vuugo) 
Motherboard: MSI H110M Pro-VD Micro ATX LGA1151 Motherboard  ($80.32 @ DirectCanada) 
Memory: Panram Value 8GB (1 x 8GB) DDR4-3000 Memory  ($58.98 @ Newegg Canada) 
Storage: Seagate Barracuda 2TB 3.5" 7200RPM Internal Hard Drive  ($89.98 @ DirectCanada) 
Video Card: Gigabyte GeForce GTX 970 4GB WINDFORCE 3X Video Card  ($439.99 @ NCIX) 
Case: BitFenix Raider ATX Mid Tower Case  ($49.88 @ Canada Computers) 
Power Supply: EVGA 750W 80+ Bronze Certified Semi-Modular ATX Power Supply  ($79.99 @ NCIX) 
Total: $1123.84
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2016-02-08 00:58 EST-0500

Don't see anything wrong in the letter. Imagine that you guys are the ones not getting paid for all the hard work you have done. IT SUCKS. 
 
BOTTOM LINE: Artist's have a choice. If you are not getting paid with your efforts then don't patronize it. KNOW YOUR WORTH. 

lmao
 
thanks for making the same assumptions on me. comments like that will obviously improve this forum
 
did I ever say they shouldn't have?
or that Disney had no right to do what they did?
 
I said it's a dick move, that's all. did I ever shout from my baby seat that what Disney did was wrong?
 
But good job. way to act all high and mighty over everyone on the internet. you should check your own comments before claiming everyone on this forum is a "child" with "no perspective"

TITAN X water blocks will be compatible with the 980 Ti. They use the same PCB.
 
Yes, you should cancel the TITAN X order and get the 980 Ti. There's really no reason to get a TITAN X.

Google and Android is everywhere
​Truly the only global overlords of Earth
Search, Chrome, Android and YouTube have 1 billion users each, Gmail has over 900 million closing the billion fast Over 4000 different smartphones designs run Android, that's 8 out of 10 of all smartphones Android Auto has 35 partners worldwide including Ford, Audi, Honda, Volkswagen and more, dozens of 2016 cars will ship with Auto Wear started with 2 retail devices, there's now 7 different wear devices on sale now, more to come Android TV devices are on sale from OEM's like Sony, Razer and Nvidia HBO Now is coming to android this summer, full support for Chromcast, that includes iOS too Android M preview
Six main new features and refinements on the core user experience 
 
Android Wear
The progress of the platform
 
 
Internet of Things
Google is getting very serious about the interoperability between devices
 
 
Google Search
This is how and why Google is still the most powerful search engine
 
 
Google Now
The assistance its getting much more useful at feeding you data (and also knowing yours)
 
 
Google Photos
The ultimate cloud storage for the photos and videos of your entire life, all of it free of charge
 
 
Android One, Chromebooks, and the developing market
Google wants everyone in the planet to access its services as well as the web with the lowest entry barrier possible
 
 
Developer Tools
More toys to play and create with, ohh and also make money with
 
 
Google Cardboard
Virtual Reality for the masses
 
 
Closing In
Self driving cars and Project Loon
 
 
Source: The Verge live blog and the keynote video above

Thanks for the feedback I will be taking it into account on my next post  . I don't wanna sound like I am very knowledgeable(since I am not) so I did not include any personal opinions on the topic. 
 
P.S. I know I should've followed what the pinned post in this sub forum said but, I don't know where to start  :wacko:   :unsure:   sorry will try my best to improve my posts next time.  :mellow:

Imagine what you could do if it was free of wires.   
Source: http://fossbytes.com/heres-how-to-hijack-someone-elses-arm-with-your-mind/

Imagine what you could do if it was free of wires.   
Source: http://fossbytes.com/heres-how-to-hijack-someone-elses-arm-with-your-mind/

Sources:
http://gizmodo.com/some-ssds-can-lose-data-after-just-a-few-days-in-storag-1703490139?utm_campaign=socialflow_gizmodo_facebook&utm_source=gizmodo_facebook&utm_medium=socialflow http://fossbytes.com/know-how-easy-it-is-to-lose-your-important-data-from-ssd/ https://blog.korelogic.com/blog/2015/03/24#ssds-evidence-storage-issues  
I really don't know much about SSD since I haven't been able to use one. But, I am considering on buying one for my next upgrade. So do you think it would be a big issue? I was planning on just buying the SSD for the OS only and other files would go to an HDD. 
 
 

If you're concerned about it losing the data, dont get worried. As said, it only matters when it goes up in temperature, such as in server rooms and such. Unless you're planning to cram 50 SSDs into your PC case without decent *cooling*, or stick your SSD onto your CPU radiator, you don't need to matter about it losing data. 
 
TL;DR : Go for it.
 
EDIT: added the word cooling

Read this post carefully before applying. If your email demonstrates in any way that you didn't read the post, then your letter WILL be ignored.
 
We're looking to expand our team. Please have a look at the list of the skills we're looking for and send a description of your experience and some basic information about yourself in the form of a cover letter (not too long)
 
Video editing
- Basic video editing skills are pretty much a must - we use Adobe CC
- Any more advanced abilities (familiarity with After Effects, basic graphic design principles in Photoshop or Illustrator, music or sound effects aptitude) will dramatically improve your chances.
 
Camera Operation - just looking for something fairly basic here, but if you happen to be a great camera operator in addition to other things listed here, let us know!
- Familiar with DSLR or cinema camera operation
- Familiar with basic techniques to achieve even lightning
 
Script Writing - Looking for multi-talented, very creative person(s). This is something that's potentially available as a part time or remote-worker contract gig
- Should be technical enough to compile data and write scripts for Fast As Possible
- Should be comfortable working on scripting for commercial projects or creative projects as well
- Creativity is key here
 
Video Production & Direction - This is something we only need once in a while.
- Comfortable conducting auditions and hiring actors
- Comfortable creating a shot list, finding locations and doing associated paperwork (authorizations and whatnot)
- Comfortable managing a video shoot on a tight schedule with 2-5 actors
 
On Camera Hosting - Not interested in hiring a dedicated on-camera host right now, but if you're a very strong candidate for something else, and you are also a great host, then that will work in your favour
- Fast As Possible needs alternate hosts
- If you're very knowledgeable about games and gaming, there may be an upcoming talk show (similar to WAN Show) that would be a collaborative project with Luke
 
Benchmarking & Hardware Testing - This won't be full time, and we won't need a dedicated person for this for quite some time
- Excellent hardware troubleshooting skills
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel
- Careful and detail-oriented
 
Qualified candidates should possess the following attributes with particular emphasis on the right hand column:
 
Quick learner Independent worker Good sense of humour Initiative taker Good time management Motivated Hard worker Good communicator Passion for technology  
Only successful applicants will receive a reply with a full application form. If you don't hear back from us, then please don't be discouraged. Maybe next time your talents will be a better match for our needs.
 
If you live in the Vancouver area or are willing to relocate (our head office is in Langley specifially) and you feel like you have a good mixture of these skills, please send a cover letter to linustechtips@gmail.com with the subject line "Application Letter for [your name here]"

AMD!!!!! Please become super bigg!!!
 
 
 
I dream of pure AMD systems on par with Intel/Nvidia systems!!

Nice find, I don't really believe in anti-virus software's though, I believe if you know what you're searching and downloading you should be able to protect the integrity of your computer. Just be careful and people should  be fine

Hi Guys,
 
Just read this today that a new discovered malware could potentially break a hard drive. 
 
Source:
http://www.eteknix.com/drive-destroying-malware-discovered/
 
Remember to make sure you click and visit trusted links or websites. This malware is pretty nasty if it's true. 

I just realized there isn't a thread  where you can quickly and easily follow all of the members of Linus Media Group across the various social media platforms. I've put asterisks next to the ones I believe are the most "active" 
 
The Team
Linus Tech Tips YouTube Channel - Unboxings, product overviews, and behind the scenes
Twitch.TV Live Stream Channel - The WAN Show (Weekly Analysis & News) focused on Technology. Fridays at about 4:30 pacific time
Tech Quickie YouTube Channel - Paid projects for partners go here as well as the "as Fast As Possible" series of videos about technology
Channel Super Fun YouTube Channel - All sorts of activities from games, sports to pranks and crafts
 
Linus
Personal Twitter - Most of Linus' random thoughts and pictures go here. Main Twitter account for interaction on The WAN Show weekly live cast. New videos get announced here. Great for when YouTube subscribers aren't getting notifications (seems like always).
Personal @LinusTech Instagram - Basically all Instagram updates waterfall to Twitter, so you'll get the bulk of the content there
LinusTech Facebook Page - All Instagram and Twitter updates waterfall to here. Occasional Facebook shares of things people send me. Mostly exists for people who don't want to use Twitter.
 
Luke
Slick's Personal Twitter - Mostly used for inbound communication but some news updates, and many LinusTechTips.com community updates.
Personal Luke_Lafr Twitch Channel - Used to Moderate the WAN show and also some game streams.
 
Edzel
Edzel Yago's Personal Twitter - Random thoughts and updates. Active communication with followers. Some early previews of things Linus Media Group is working on.
 
Brandon
Brandon's Personal Twitter - Easiest way to contact B-Roll about anything related to working at Linus Media Group or anything else.
 
Taran
Taran's Personal Twitter - Easiest way to contact him. Taran will be working on Fast As Possible for Tech Quickie so sending suggestions for future topics might not be a bad idea.
 
Yvonne
Personal Twitter
 
Nick L
Personal Twitter
 
Dennis
Personal Twitter
 
Jon
Personal Twitter
 
Colton
Personal Twitter
Personal "Caltane" Twitch Channel: Games
 
Jake
Personal Twitter
Personal Twitch: jakkuh_t