wsb

Short for r/WallStreetBets, a bunch of people who try to play the stock market by making insane bets and bragging about how bad they did, while fun of other people for it.

i yolo'd on APPL and lost 200%, WSB will love this.

by WhoAteMyButter November 09, 2019

build from source

Building from source is the process of compiling a program from it's source code. Most commonly done on GNU/Linux systems, rarely Windows or Mac.

Compilation is the process of building an application into an executable from it's code. Depending on the program, it can take hours to compile a complex application.

Since there isn't any packages available, you have to build from source.

by WhoAteMyButter May 26, 2018

dotfile

A file (or folder) that is prefixed with a period. Normally used to denote hidden files for configuration or system dependencies. Most commonly found on Unix/Linux devices.

By default, dotfiles aren't shown, you have to manually enable them in the context menu.

by WhoAteMyButter August 26, 2018

addr

Short for address, sometimes used in RAM memory addresses or in street addresses.

Addr: 1919 1st Street
MemAddr: 0x284a146f, 0xfffffe

by WhoAteMyButter September 29, 2018

paperclip test

A way of testing if either your motherboard or a component or your PSU works or not.
1) Bend a paper clip into a straight "U" shape
2) Find the 20/24 pin cable, it is normally the largest plug for the motherboard.
3) Find the green pin and black pin (pins 15 & 16) Green pin is normally 15 and black is 16.
4) Plug the "U"-shaped paperclip into both the 15 and 16 pins, so that it arches between the two.
5) Place the 20/24 pin cable in a place where it cannot be disturbed or shocked.
6) Plug in your PSU and turn it on.
If the fan spins, the PSU works as far as turning on. This is to cancel out the PSU as being bad.

Try the paperclip test before RMA'ing it to make sure it's not your motherboard causing the power issue.

by WhoAteMyButter December 10, 2018