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Anonymous 07/10/30(Tue)18:46 No.1 [Reply]

god dammit. what's the easiest way (in bash) to get the contents of a file into a shell variable?
like, say i have file.txt, which has in it only "in.file", and i want to get that into the variable INFILE so i can say "foo -i $INFILE -o $INFILE.out" or something like that?

>>	Anonymous 07/10/30(Tue)19:07 No.2 of course, i figure this out like 5 minutes after asking. for the curious, use LOCAL_VARIABLE=$(cat in.file) or something similar.

Help a newfag newfag 07/10/19(Fri)20:33 No.1 [Reply]

So, I have found that by default windows runs a ton of shit that someone like me (all I do is browse the internet and play online games) doesn't need.
How would one go about getting rid of all this crap for good?
Also, can Anonymous recommend me a good browser with no bloat? I'm currently using Firefox but it uses more resources than I think it needs to from what a few friends of mine were telling me.

>>	Anonymous 07/10/23(Tue)15:13 No.2 Opera.com

>>	Anonymous 07/10/23(Tue)17:06 No.3 delete system 32

>>	Anonymous 07/10/30(Tue)18:31 No.4 >Also, can Anonymous recommend me a good browser with no bloat? I'm currently using Firefox but it uses more resources than I think it needs to from what a few friends of mine were telling me. http://lynx.isc.org/ http://csant.info/lynx

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Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)12:17 No.1 [Reply]

Networking issues

>>	Anonymous 07/10/21(Sun)23:36 No.2 i lol'd

>>	Anonymous 07/10/22(Mon)00:52 No.3 So everything's working again?

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Anyone need a slightly used Render Farm? Anonymous 07/10/14(Sun)08:34 No.1 [Reply]

http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140164891341&ru=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.ebay.de%3A80%2Fsearch%2Fsearch.dll%3Ffrom%3DR40%26_trksid%3Dm37%26satitle%3D140164891341%2509%26category0%3D%26fvi%3D1

Anonymous 07/10/14(Sun)08:40 No.3

CPUs: AMD Opteron 848 64-bit 2200MHz
Sockel 940, micro-CPGA, 800 MHz FSB, 1 MB L2-Cache
RAM: 4 GB per CPU, 16 GB per Blade
Whole renderfarm = 4 TB
Memory modules: Wintec Industries 1024MB DDR 400 PC3200 CL3 ECC/REG
HDDs
Every blade has an harddrive with at least 40 GB
Performance
Rmax Sum (GFlops): ~3320 (assumed by reference machine)
Rpeak Sum (GFlops): 4400 (theoretical calculation)
Used Operating System
Linux SuSE Professional 9.3 64-bit
Size
Height = around 214 cm (incl. feet 10 cm)
Width = 66 cm
Depth = 90 cm

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Anonymous 07/10/14(Sun)14:42 No.4

Not bad. That would finally give me an edge at climateprediction@home. But they could have chosen to distributed DC power over the modules instead of adding a power supply to each. Couldn't they?
Reminds me of the guy who thought it would be a good idea to have an IBM Mainframe installed in his home. Only to see it slowly sink through his first floor.

>>	Anonymous 07/10/22(Mon)00:18 No.5 How much would that be in US?

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Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)11:48 No.1 [Reply]

It release the magic smoke

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>>	Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)11:58 No.5 File: 1191862680610.jpg -(66725 B, 720x540) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Ok I did it

>>	Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)11:59 No.6 File: 1191862765502.jpg -(62687 B, 500x375) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. WTF HAX??

>>	Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)12:02 No.7 File: 1191862977470.jpg -(101469 B, 640x797) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Rock solid cooling solution

>>	Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)12:05 No.8 File: 1191863140923.jpg -(271298 B, 640x1920) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Awesome new cooler for my mobo

>>	Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)12:06 No.9 File: 1191863214418.jpg -(17754 B, 512x384) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Not sure, think something inside is broken

>>	Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)12:07 No.10 File: 1191863271091.jpg -(60612 B, 640x480) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Water colling

>>	Anonymous 07/10/08(Mon)12:13 No.11 File: 1191863613471.jpg -(155987 B, 1024x768) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Discovered the server problem.

>>	Anonymous 07/10/21(Sun)00:19 No.12 >>10 The worst part is some idiot actually did that to a 360 WHILE IT WAS ON.

>>	Anonymous 07/10/21(Sun)20:48 No.13 File: 1193017738975.jpg -(70477 B, 640x429) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Am I doin it rite?

>>	Anonymous 07/10/21(Sun)22:20 No.14 File: 1193023215542.jpg -(23875 B, 400x588) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. It makes me release magic smoke

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Post your favourite music player/editor/software. Anonymous 07/10/21(Sun)11:51 No.1 [Reply]

Post your favourite music player/editor/software, be it past or present.
Pic related.

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OS X 10.5 Leopard Anonymous 07/10/18(Thu)18:09 No.1 [Reply]

Octboer 26th
Discuss

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Anonymous 07/10/18(Thu)18:09 No.1 [Reply]

October 26t
Discuss
VC: haw

Anonymous 07/10/02(Tue)22:24 No.1 [Reply]

Situation: I want to mask my IP yet know nothing about how to do this. Can I get some help?

>>	Anonymous 07/10/04(Thu)02:52 No.2 Short answer: No. Long answer: This is an imageboard, we're here to look at techy pictures, not to answer questions for free. At least try to be interesting.

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Booster pack Anonymous 07/09/22(Sat)13:30 No.1 [Reply]

>>	Anonymous 07/09/22(Sat)20:48 No.2 TEN, TEN, TEEEEEEN MEGAFLOPS???? NO WAI!!!!! That is so awesome. I remember buying a 3167 for my 80386SX to play Rise of the Triad. Holy shit.

>>	Anonymous 07/09/24(Mon)00:12 No.3 Ah, ROTT. Playing on my friend's (mother's borrowed-from-work) 40 MHz 386. Calling BBSes and talking about programming until early in the morning, and having to sneak out through the window before his parents got up. Good nostalgia.

>>	AXY¶B!ePPaNSUTOc 07/09/28(Fri)00:53 No.4 The only thing I can remember vividly was the fabled turbo switch on the front of the case That and 5.25" floppy disks

>>	FP Anonymous 07/09/28(Fri)08:01 No.5 File: 1190984480242.jpg -(112522 B, 650x864) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Frontpage'd. Let's see if some more people find their way here now.

>>	Anonymous 07/09/28(Fri)11:39 No.6 >>5 I love literal advertisements

Anonymous 07/09/28(Fri)22:54 No.7

I seem to remember that it wasn't that much more to just buy a new computer. Especially with having to buy new RAM pairs anyway at up to $100 a meg...we just sold our Laser Turbo XT/3. (I wish they'd bring back the turbo button...ASUS has some NOS thing that can overclock on demand, but it just ain't the same.)
The HD version of the 5 1/4" disks were great... 1.2 megs versus 1.44, yet half the price.
21710 MFLOPS on Sandra - I'm amused that the random difference between tests is far greater than the power of my first computer.

>>	Anonymous 07/09/30(Sun)03:33 No.8 File: 1191141220223.jpg -(230648 B, 739x1081) Thumbnail displayed, click image for full size. Gotta Love that retro computing. This is probably my favorite ad I have. 64k of "fast" ram. Less than $10k

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