Where did you get that deal? (honest question!)

Last time I looked, just the CPU and GPU together cost almost $950.

(CPU for $320 on newegg and amazon, and GPU $600 cheapest one on amazon)

Vim rulez. (over Emacs at least...)

Total size for 459 PS4 Games: 3318 GB
Total size for 289 XBox One Games: 3040 GB

Aaarrrrrrr!!!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

18 years ago was 1997?

Fuck, I feel old now.

I don't care much about looks, and this is certainly one of the best laptops available now, I'd like very much to have one. But I don't understand why do they make thinkpads so ugly. It seems almost intentional.

It's wonderful how insurance works on a greater scale.

He's asking the question because the pattern occurs a few times, and he fears that it may look bad with long variable names.

Given that, I think the current top answer (by user coredump) is a good suggestion, since it prevents duplicate code by using a function. So it basically says his code is good enough, just encapsulate it in a function (although the function name was a poor choice in my opinion).

Also, I think the answer you refer to (I believe it's the one by user Doc Brown) is a good suggestion, although it may not be the best in that particular case. But what if all of a sudden the pattern is repeated but with more possibilities (like 4, 5 and 6 variables)? You'd need a more generic function, and this particular answer provides a step in that direction (although again I think the function and variables names were poor choices - probably because it was just an example). And he even says at the end of the answer: if you don't need a generic approach for more variables, your code is fine, and maybe you can use coredump's approach.

Of course, my opinions reflect my thoughts about coding, mainly these: avoid duplicate code like the plague, and make some (or a lot of) effort creating the best function names possible (even though "best" is highly subjective in this case).

Wait, you're telling me systemd is stable? Like, debian-stable level (or should I say debian-level stable)?

A super important core system software that had its initial release 5 years ago?

Is Debian still Debian?

It runs my apps, and I'm glad I don't need to use Windows for that. :)

AngularJS is not an alternative or competitor of jQuery.

AngularJS is a complete framework that largely dictates how you will structure all of your UI code. jQuery is a set of very handy utilities that can be used by anyone that writes javascript for the browser (including those writing a AngularJS application, although I'm not sure that really makes sense given everything that AngularJS provides). So basically anyone can use jQuery to help make things easier.

I'm not an expert in any of them, but given my limited knowledge, I think that summarizes it well.

WTF. You just turned me into a total systemd hater now.

I just looooove when the people being bashed in the comments come up defending their position! Thanks a lot for all the info griffey!

Surely a "Blackrola" phone would be a hit in Brazil.

Not only it doesn't provide these things, it potentially cripples then by adding a random computer as a Man In The Middle! What did you guys expect?

Also, seeing that people who usually perform activities of this type (spreading malware) should be the ones most interested in TOR, I see some signs as to the kind of organizations who would attempt to do this...