Recent content by Gronnie

Well yes, with your stipulations that it is an average user with an average use case I guess you are kind of correct -- but then again, that IS a use case.

Lol what a lame thread if you were just wanting to come in later and try to look smart.

I think it is only bootable in UEFI though.

This really depends on use case. What will you be using the drive for? Will your use be very write intensive, very read intensive, mixed?

This! I don't have a choice about braces, whitespace, tabs, etc. Asytle for the win!

Right. I guess I should have been more clear. Being able to think through this type of thing in your head and make a decent algorithm that isn't O(n^x) or O(n!) if it doesn't absolutely need to be is really important. Especially if you will be writing code that needs to be fast.

No problem. Study hard on this topic, it is really important. I am graduating this December and just accepted a position where in the interview they asked me tons of Big O stuff.

It is B. X^4/X^3 = X^(4-3) = X^1 = X --> X < X^2

Drop the constants too. 17x^5 is equivalent to x^5 99x^3 is equivalent to x^3 Wait until you take Theory of Algorithms if your school offers it, that is where this stuff gets really interesting.

I don't even know what this means...

Nm didn't read full OP. OP is already aware of XBMB3C.

I have 6 of the 4TB Seagate drives that often go on sale for 139.99 that have been running 24/7 for a year with no problems with any of them.

I have this board in a HTPC and would have no problem recommending it.

I didn't think so, but the pics were so terrible I couldn't tell on the non-Dell ones. IBM has a huge campus here, and I always pray some old IBM guy will post a bunch of their legendary old keyboards on Craigslist. Alas, it never happens.

Guy has a post on Craigslist with some old keyboards, but I can't make out if any of the models are good. Anyone see anything worth picking up in either of these photos?