Quote from bobster33Actually, this warning might have been a good thing. What if there was actual malware on this site? At first I thought this forum and the wiki had been hijacked. Web page redirects are not uncommon, and we all know that clickjacking is a major problem on the Internet. I'm actually glad the warning appeared (I'm using Firefox by the way). It made me stop and think before I clicked on anything.
Also, I give credit to the administrators for quickly informing the community about the situation. Thanks guys, you're the best.
I'm not saying displaying warnings is a bad thing, I'm just saying the warning doesn't necessarily mean your particular browser is in danger. The recent Internet Explorer exploit comes to mind.
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You necroed so hard you brought me back from the dead.
The FX-6300 has the superior architechture and should be better overall for gaming. Another option is the i3-3220 if you don't mind Intel.
Sorry I can't suggest a motherboard. I've been dead too long to know which are the good ones.
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No dissing was intended. I was just surprised a regular on this board only had a single laptop in their house.
And it turns out you have more than a single laptop in your house anyway. :Þ
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Fully functioning? Two desktops and two laptops.
Not quite fully functioning?
Desktop - Dead CMOS battery
Desktop - Networking issues (may have fixed this one)
Desktop - Iffy HDD
Desktop - HDDs gutted for spares, but otherwise fine
Laptop - No working OS installed
Laptop - Heating issues
Laptop - BIOS says battery isn't calibrated
Laptop - HDD refuses to load Windows on some occasions
Laptop - Bad ethernet port
What are you doing on this board?
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Even then most software developers speak at least a little bit of English since most languages use English for their statements. "If', "for", "while", "else", and "print" are decidedly English words. You could argue that knowing five words does not mean you know English, but there are also many more libraries that use English for their function names than libraries that use another language.
Anyway, is it normal for text in alert bubbles to have an indent like that? It looks a bit strange and it might be why the end of the sentence looks like it's been cut.
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The workers aren't the ones writing messages for the alert bubbles.
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How were you installing things? Most well-known programs can just be installed through the Software Centre, which is similar to Apple's App Store. Other than that, there's Synaptic Package manager and the CLI installers apt-get and aptitude.
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Precisely. Who better to vent childishness on than the person you've known since you were a child?
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For future reference:
80°C and over: Physical damage possible.
70°C - 79°C: Too hot.
40°C - 69°C: Normal operating temperature.
30°C - 49°C: Normal idle temperature.
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I've connected two computers with Gigabit ports with only a regular CAT5e cable before.
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Hah. I had one of those.
Too bad no-one else I knew did.
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If you don't mind going $15 AUD over budget, the 7850 for sure. Very good performance for the price.
If you absolutely cannot go over $210 AUD, your next best option is the 7770. It still offers good performance for the price, but it's significantly less powerful than the 7850 and you will see a difference.