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Nettly_

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    Nettly_ got a reaction from elsandosgrande in Ubuntu Cinnamon 19.10 [unofficial remix release]   
    Yes it is. https://github.com/ubuntucinnamonremix they have a few repos and I also host a few repos for them here https://salsa.debian.org/Nettly_-guest 
     
    All the code is here.
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from Fredrik Svantesson in Linux virtual machine or dual-boot   
    Virtual Machines save lives
     
                                 -Me
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    Nettly_ reacted to Sauron in Linux virtual machine or dual-boot   
    If you just want to try it a virtual machine is much less hassle.
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    Nettly_ reacted to Fredrik Svantesson in Linux virtual machine or dual-boot   
    Yeah check out virtualbox. You actually gain very little from a Linux dualboot if you have a modern mid-range setup.
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from Hi P in Linux virtual machine or dual-boot   
    Virtual Machines save lives
     
                                 -Me
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from iamnacc in [Looking for feedbacks] free NodeJS hosting   
    Thank you, and the Nginx:
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from iamnacc in [Looking for feedbacks] free NodeJS hosting   
    It actually is nice. Some minor issues trying to figure out how to register and also sometimes when I edit Nginx yells at me. Other than that it is nice!
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from DevBlox in Give me a mildly easy challenge   
    I would if I had a computer with a GPU but I sadly dont. One day
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    Nettly_ reacted to DevBlox in Give me a mildly easy challenge   
    Should be a challenge and way more than 200 lines, more info in thread. And if you pick a reasonable language for a project like this (C, C++, Rust or Go), I'd contribute. I found some Vulkan trace tools that will help a bunch in my pet project, but a general GPU monitor that wouldn't be a console and would be cross-manufacturer seems to evade me.
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    Nettly_ reacted to TempestCatto in Give me a mildly easy challenge   
    Program me like one of your french codes
    /s
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    Nettly_ reacted to NunoLava1998 in Give me a mildly easy challenge   
    Code an entire operating system + a suite of apps using only 386-capable assembly and it only has to support the UEFI platform; with no libraries like GNU-EFI to help you
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    Nettly_ reacted to Jimkirk363 in Give me a mildly easy challenge   
    I think he said mildly easy.
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    Nettly_ reacted to Gegger in Give me a mildly easy challenge   
    print('Hello world') x 200
     
    /s
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    Nettly_ reacted to WereCatf in Help me decide!!!   
    Um, mate. The form-factor has jack-shit to do with programming. Choose whichever you like.
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from jooroth18 in Pop-os error 23   
    I got what Error 23 is: 
    This is from one of the Pop!_OS developers. You should try reflashing the flashdrive with something like Rufus or Etcher (if you did not already). Also if that does not work try verifying checksums. 
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from eliasac in linux for science student   
    Science needs speed and space. Linux Mint, Ubuntu MATE both give speed.
    Tiny core gives both but is painful to use

    I would say Manjaro, Artix, Arch or another Arch based directive is for you. OR You could take the NASA rout and go Debian. I say Debian is better for the stability but Arch if you want to focus on better performance. 
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from Alexeygridnev1993 in Best OS for Old PC   
    Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Ubuntu MATE, Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Lubuntu
    From worst to best on older hardware. All can work fine.
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from Oalei in 18.04 LTS or 19.04   
    So first off stay with Manjaro or go with a Ubuntu based never Ubuntu itself. Second off Pop!_OS is my recommendation. Thirdly 19.04 fixes tons of 18.04 bugs, slight UI upgrade, better stability, and iirc some better built in security. Pop!_OS 19.04 has that with some added bonuses for gaming and general use, while Linux Mint has more UI upgrades and security patches (iirc)
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from Luke.seven in Twitter - Geo/area block   
    Thank you for being honest and also geoblocking is allowed (iirc) but twitter doesn't offer a first party solution
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    Nettly_ reacted to SansVarnic in Whatever   
    -= Locked and Moved to Off Topic =-
     
    Yeah we dont need one these topics in the forum. 
    Wanna post random things? We have a status update for that.
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from Luke.seven in Twitter - Geo/area block   
    Geo-blocking 3rd party services are rare especially now as no one has use for them so the products often shut down.
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from Sauron in Whatever   
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from aydenkimballno in Whatever   
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    Nettly_ got a reaction from KeyboardCowboy in The under 100 line challenge!   
    I also made the same idea as my bank manager app but in 70-ish lines
    #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; int main(); int rMNum[2] = {1, 2}; int rFNum[2] = {3, 4}; string name; string sch; int randdex = rand() % 2; int id = rand() % 100000; int add(){ system("clear"); char mf; cout << "Female or male student?"; cin >> mf; if(mf = 'f'){ cout << "Name: "; cin >> name; cout << "School name: "; cin >> sch; int roomNum = rFNum[randdex]; ofstream file; file.open(name); file << name << " from " << sch << " || ID: " << id << " room: " << roomNum; file.close(); }else if (mf = 'm'){ cout << "Name: "; cin >> name; cout << "School name: "; cin >> sch; int roomNum = rMNum[randdex]; ofstream file; file.open(name); file << name << " from " << sch << " || ID: " << id << " room: " << roomNum; file.close(); int RandIndex = rand() % 4; } else { add(); } return 0; } int del(){ system("clear"); cout << "This does not delete the person's file but rather the data in it"; cout << "Name: "; cin >> name; ifstream file; file.open(name, ofstream::out | ofstream::trunc); return 0; } int main(){ system("clear"); cout << "Pick an option" << endl << "--------------" << endl << "1 --> Add new student" << endl << "2 --> Delete existing student" << endl << "3 --> Quit" << endl; int op; cin >> op; if(op == 1){ add(); } if (op == 2){ del(); } if (op == 3){ return 1; } if(op > 3 || op<1){ main(); } return 0; }  
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    Nettly_ reacted to Dat Guy in Creating a Compiler   
    Almost no bloat!
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