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Is there some reason that the map solution won't work? Map the node label to an adjacency list? I mean, that is the question at hand here, right?

Yes.You can use the single cable to power up the GPU.

hmm. Might be a popular method then^^ The file names are standard though  
I threw both the gifs together with gifcam for this thread

yes

or you can replace your post with this link
http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/283671-new-snowden-interview/

Oh and by the way nice thread...You did some research and you cared for people that don't have internet.

Oh and by the way nice thread...You did some research and you cared for people that don't have internet.

I never people on the youtube alwyas constantly talking about how the internet is slow in USA/Canada either buy Logan or Linis or even paul and 100 other youtubers , but i always keep saying , it's 100 times worse in India , with the Govt. having it's own company for Broadband with copper lines and 1 mbps is the max speed they offer and the only other major company is an telephone company playing monopoly (Airtel India Breaking Net Neutrality, Charging Extra for VoIP (Skype, Viber)) and having ridiculous charges and only provide 80 GB max on any of the plans with the highest speed being 60 Mbps in cities but only having 512 kbps Upload speed , the situation in India is worse than the damn Aussies  

The world isn’t as connected as you might think.
 
While it often seems like the whole world is connected these days, the reality is that around 60 percent of the world still doesn’t have access to the Internet.
Three quarters of the world’s offline population live in just 20 countries - including India, Russia, Nigeria, Brazil and, surprisingly, the US, where one in five Americans don’t have the Internet.
But things are changing quickly. Current uptake trends suggest that by 2017 nearly one billion more people will be online, with many of those in India. And both Facebook and Google now have innovative projects in the pipelines to help beam wi-fi to the whole world. Facebook intends to do this with giant solar drones, while Google wants to use balloons to beam its Internet.
With Internet access now being a key indicator of someone’s economic prospects, both of these ambitious projects are important to help bring the majority of the world into the future and provide them with equal opportunities.
Even more excitingly, an US Internet provider just rolled out the fastest Internet in the world - capable of downloading a feature film in one second - in a US suburb. Hopefully this will help increase competition and speeds around the rest of the world too.
But in the meantime, it’s fascinating to think about the billions of people out there who don’t have access to information (and procrastination) at the click of a button.
 


The best plans that was available to me 

  

Source : http://www.sciencealert.com/this-is-where-the-60-of-the-world-that-don-t-have-the-internet-live

Like orthers said Google does not seem to have a big plan for this gigabit internet, just trying to push things along and stir up the bad things in the us internet mafia.

google hasnt scammed me and pissed me off yet... I really hope they plan on a nation-wide rollout because I cant stand twc and comcast anymore. Paying way to much for a shitty 5mbps down - 2mbps up.

No they're just trying to show how easy it is and get people to make noise and make their own networks.

Well, then the other ISP's will have to stop screwing people over and give actual reasonable speeds at reasonable prices. Which is good.

F*ck I really wanted it...

Can I ask something?How the fuck can we lose a plane?
 
EDIT-We have the technology to track people, we have satellites.If the plane has gone missing it means that somebody wanted it to disappear.End of story...

Can I ask something?How the fuck can we lose a plane?
 
EDIT-We have the technology to track people, we have satellites.If the plane has gone missing it means that somebody wanted it to disappear.End of story...

Not good, laser.
  Sensei is also not regarded as good because of the sensor, it has acceleration issues.
 
To the OP:
G402, SS Rival, Corsair M45, Zowie FK1 all good mice.

It was hijacked and it was heading to America(9/11 anyone?) and they probably shot it down and then they collected the trash so nobody finds out...
 
My theory...

The fan doesn't have clearance for the ram. The fan doesn't overhang the ram on some motherboards and you can put the fan on the other side of the heatsink though.

I would just send it back for a refund, and buy a new one later. That way you can guarantee they won't keep you waiting.

Work hard.I remember when I was first introduced to a free coding class(C++) that the government did for students,I went there on the middle of the year not knowing a shit.After a month I was better from the teacher.
 
Make programming a passion...
 
EDIT-I downloaded every possible tutorial I could find on the web and here I am....

it's a passion I start it while I was 15 but then the revolution happened and it just stopped at loops 

Ubiwho?

Nice home server you have right there Keep up the good work

Let me get his straight forward.You are wasting the second gpu.

Glad I could help But yeah AMD kind of goofed with gaming, but if you look at the architecture they used for the FX chips its basically a mini/low cost server chip, so its perfect for virtual machines. Like you said its good to test software on a VM so you don't wreck your host OS, but you might find it handy to emulate environments/scenarios(I'll have an example at the bottom of this post). If you are making a machine for VM's then the FX-8350 would be a great chip, but if you wanted to save some money you could get a 8320 and OC it to 4Ghz(Running virtual machines handle OC well, just as long as the system is stable). I also recommend getting lots for ram too(16Gb would be good for your set up), so you can have 4Gb per VM and have some room to play with.