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I’d potentially post in truenas forum as well. 
 
If it’s an official plugin, truenas shouldn’t be shipping it in a default state that attempts to open a port via upnp, if that is even what happened… but they may know better as to what happened. 

Your points, though valid, are 50% irrelveant. You're on a forum. We're here to discuss stuff that we as a collective are interested in. The other 50% on the dot, AMD's goal was to say "Look at me, I am the captain now"

Ryzen 5000 will be supported on x570 and b550 boards with BIOS version AGESA 1.0.8.0 and up. 1.0.8.0 is already available for a lot of boards, and it will allow the boards to POST with Ryzen 5000. On November 5 a fully functional BIOS will be released for the Ryzen 5000. 
So no need to return the board. If you want to upgrade to 5000 series, just update the BIOS (if 1.0.8.0 version is available for yours), so it's 5000 series ready and slide in the new CPU when you get it

Ok, so did you index all of your drives and are they fast HDDs ?

If so, just search for it with explorer while selecting "this pc" using the filter *.(extension here). And wait. I know this won't be that helpful but is the only way I know. Sorry.

Something is better than nothing!

Helpful but not 100%. This is for single values. I need to convert a whole strong into an array.
 
"{2.5, 3.5, 36.4} into a double array

Hey there!
 
Learning C++ on the fly for a school assignment.
I have to read data from a csv and crate objects with it. I have Java experience so I already have my class coded that has the fields from the csv file as fields for the objects.
Now here's where I'm having just a tiny hiccup:
 
The CSV file format is as such
 
val1,val2,val3,{array of doubles},val4
 
I have my code written already that reads the file line by line and reads the data successfully (tested via cout all the fields to the console.)
 
Since the array of doubles get read in as string i need to convert that string into an array of doubles, how do I accomplish this?

Depend how it works where he's at.
 
Me for each day of work we get an average of 6 days of work extra added to the list. We are at least 1 year backlogged. We come back fresh every now and then when we deny everything older than 2 years LOL

How about an app to track the backlog of projects? Tell you how many days behind the team is, etc.
 
 
 

Can't help, but congrats on the job!

Its a dick move and I love it cause these folks were behind when I got here, they didn't even know I was coming lol

If its a recent macbook, then your cable itself is probably screwed cause of the way apple designed it, Rossman mentions it often.
 
If its not a recent macbook, just go ahead and crack open the backplate, make sure your cables are all connected well and aren't loose, lookout for anything that looks off-color. Turn it back on and if the problem persists, its an lcd issue and you like;y need to replace it
 
Edit: If your screen is OLED then I think you might've screwed your panel entirely with overheating

In your onclick also copy the data to the delivery form fields.
 
Or on the back end check if the button is true and then copy the data then.

Check if the button is true, then copy the data into whatever data structure you're using for the delivery address data before submitting it to the server.
 
Would advise to do this on the client side to avoid giving the server extra work.

Just run
cd /path/to/your/project composer install on the server

You can go about doing this in two ways. I will first describe the recommended and easier way of doing this.
 
Yes, install composer on whatever server you are using. This assumes, that you have command-line access to it, though. If you do not, see if something like DigitalOcean (https://m.do.co/c/4b863d3c9aae) could be useful and/or understandable to you. Once you have command-line access and have managed to install Composer, do as leodaniel said. Navigate from the cli to your project directory, and run  composer install  
 
If you do not have command-line access to install composer, you can, as the worst case scenario, just upload your entire project directory via something like ftp. Be aware, that the vendor directory, where composer puts all your dependencies, can be as large as 70 000 files. Only do this if everything else fails.

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Hey all so I just went ahead and bit on the T480. Thank you for your inputs, and I have 90 days to return this and swap it for something else, so I'd definitely let you all know how this goes.
 
I wound up paying $1300 for i7, 8GB Ram, 256gb SSD + SquareTrade protection + tax at Costco.
I'm planning on upgrading my W10 Home that comes from the factory with a W10 Pro key that came with one of my aforementioned used thinkpads that I never used, cause Bitlocker is a feature that I like/want.
 
Jrasero, my expectations are listed in one of my replies above, but to summarize, durability, longevity, repairability are expected of the device itself, and for use expectations, long hours, potentially away from a power source, so I'd rather be able to swap a battery in rather than use a 65w USB-C PD portable battery on the go. I'd be doing different things in the realm of software development/engineering so the machine would be hosting several localhost servers, as well running a few VMs, and as I stated previously I know there are more affordable machines with an i7 and 8 gigs of ram that can accomplish these things  and everything else I will be doing, but again, I've been swearing by Thinkpads since I was in highschool. I'll happily pay for the added quality. Also I'm a clumsy so the +n amount of falls the T480 can take over the X1 is a benefit for me lol. I expect to keep this until it absolutely can't perform its expected functions anymore. So a good while. So i do see myself upgrading and tweaking whatever I can.
 
I'll have the machine today, it is currently waiting for me at pickup. 
Again thank you all for the input

You can't go wrong with either of these.
X1 carbon does have soldered ram, but it doesn't mean the longevity is better. It means, and only means you cannot upgrade the ram in the future. RAM doesn't really become defective alone, so having non-soldered RAM doesn't really mean the longevity of the machine will be better.
T480 has better upgradability, means that you are able to buy the lowest spec machine and upgrade it yourself. It also comes with a mx150, which allow you to play some games.
X1 carbon has a better screen, better portability (it is a really thin device), and a full-speed thunderbolt 3 port means that you can hop a eGPU for desktop performance.
In conclusion, T480= cheaper, heavier with more RAM and storage. X1carbon=thinner, better screen with eGPU capability. Me personally loves eGPU(plus the price of eGPU is much lower than before), so I bought the x1carbon. Being able to use an eGPU also means the machine will lasts longer, since the 4 real core CPU is not likely gonna be outdated in the near future.
 

Sorry but you didn't answer my question:

eGPU is not for everyone, I get it. I'm traveling between 2 countries so eGPU is a good solution for me. I do own a desktop PC, but whenever I'm on the go, I grab the GPU on my desktop and bring that with me.
 
Still, T480 and X1carbon are all decent machines. If you want more RAM, go for T480. If not, go for X1carbon.
T480s is also a decent option tho, with ram upgradability and decent portability. Could be the solution if you cannot decide which on to buy.
 
I'm curious tho, why aren't you posting a week earlier? Right now the black friday deal is already off.