One thing that the Necrons who constantly threaten an ally have failed to realize is that I can bring them back from their death, I can give them their souls back, in an entirety. So now I give them the most basic of pieces of it back, I guess you might call it a shell, instead of a core. Here is that piece now. No tricks. Everytime you say you will “Bring Me To My Knees” or something like that, I am just thinking… I’m not really out to kill...
{ALL PAGES}:
{Post List}:
-
AMD / AMD Radeon / Applying Thermal Paste / Changing Thermal Paste / Computers / CPU Fan/Heatsink / My Computer / Radeon / Radeon w6600 / Thermal Paste
04/05/2025
Your point of view caught my eye and was very interesting. Thanks. I have a question for you.
Love this blog! The content is always so relevant and insightful, keep up the great work!
Your blog has become my go-to source for positive and uplifting content Thank you for consistently delivering high-quality posts
Your blog has helped me become a more positive and mindful person I am grateful for the transformative effect your…
Their posts always leave us feeling informed and entertained. We're big fans of their style and creativity.
(c) 2025 THE SATELLITE CORPORATION
{USER PROFILES}:
{C++ RSS FEED}:
- by HazenI'm trying to understand why the std::smatch instance (m) in the below code always has at least two matches. The first is always the input text when it matches, but the second value is also the text. Looking at cppreference it says the size after a successful regex_match will be: […]
- by OMKAR GULAMBEI'm building a C++ application that extracts visible text from Microsoft PowerPoint .ppt and Microsoft Publisher .pub files. These formats are in a proprietary binary structure (unlike the XML-based .pptx), and I'm looking to understand how to parse these formats manually within my own code. My specific goal: Open and […]
- by Hannes ZieglerI'm having trouble getting CMake to compile a basic project in Visual Studio Code. Here's the error I get: [driver] Switching to package preset: __defaultPackagePreset__ [driver] Switching to workflow preset: __defaultWorkflowPreset__ [cmake] -- The C compiler identification is unknown [cmake] -- The CXX compiler identification is unknown [cmake] CMake Error […]
- by parsley72I can wrap a call to g_bus_get_sync() to create GDBusConnection with a unique_ptr and provide a custom deleter so the resource is cleaned up: #include #include GError* error = nullptr; std::unique_ptr conn(g_bus_get_sync(G_BUS_TYPE_SYSTEM, nullptr, &error), &g_object_unref); if (!conn) { print"Couldn't get bus: %s", error ? error->message : "unknown error"); g_clear_error(&error); } […]
- by edrezenstd::tuple has no public function to get the index of a tuple element given a type. It is not difficult to write some solution for this (see here for instance). Moreover, std::tuple::get seems to use a __find_uniq_type_in_pack function that is close to this. I suppose that it falls into the […]
- by ABDALLAH SHOWCode c++ fix insufficient memory location Code running with any study case I expect code in c++ Code c++ fix insufficient memory location Code running with any study case I expect code in c++ Im a beginner in programming Simple code like expction handler
- by tiredUserIn the following implementation of the quicksort algorithm, I'm trying to make use of every thread available in the system: #include #include #include void quicksort(std::vector & v, int const begin, int const end){ /* Algorithm omitted for brevity's sake here */ // The following recursive function calls are the intended […]
- by Don GarrettWe have a CMake file that builds multiple gtest test executables. These executables can't be linked together. CLion correctly finds all of these build/test targets and makes it easy to build and run any of them, with a nice UI for the individual test cases and pass/fail results. I also […]
- by Akash MehraI am getting accepted on all the other cases, but I am getting empty on one test case. I tried debugging by adding a cout after the input of n and q; but I am still getting (empty). I also used the c++20 compiler, but still the same issue. See […]
- by NecktwiI defined a struct Qn2 struct Qn2 { Qn2* p1; Qn2* p2; Qn2* p3; Qn2* p4; }; why is its malloc_usable_size is 40 instead of 32. if its because of memory alignment then why is it aligned to 40? My compiler is clang and libc is glibc. And If add […]
{BREADCRUMBS}:
Your point of view caught my eye and was very interesting. Thanks. I have a question for you.
Love this blog! The content is always so relevant and insightful, keep up the great work!
Your blog has become my go-to source for positive and uplifting content Thank you for consistently delivering high-quality posts
Your blog has helped me become a more positive and mindful person I am grateful for the transformative effect your…
Their posts always leave us feeling informed and entertained. We're big fans of their style and creativity.