every time I connect my laptop to my wifi it goes out but it works using mobile data.what can I do?
Have you tried using a different mousepad?
>>102477159try Floorp. it's a Firefox fork by Japanese developers
>>102473427I miss when the internet was full of guys like Stallman. The modern internet is too directionbrained for something like this
>>102472555hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaanon, were never on irc
>>102474718>You can't apply principles that only operate well in a scarcity-free environment where copying software has no cost to a physical world where scarcity exists.>Local sovereignty is an important aspect of freedom that is in direct opposition to globalism and communism. Communists and globalists want to turn everywhere into a totalized democracy where the majority rules over the minority. If you oppose this, then you're a nationalist.Extremely high IQ takes. If you posted this comment on reddit you'd get a bunch of downdoots and insults and maybe even a roving janny removing your post but not a single comment capable of refuting you.
>>102474718>Communists and globalists want to turn everywhere into a totalized democracyHence both ultimately being manifestations of eleutheromania.
Another great piece of software with a potentially exciting future... ruined, by troon fascists.If only there was a coordinator of the whole project who didn't budge an inch on his authority ( like Theo De Raadt from OpenBSD ) this wouldn't have happened.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsDYul3J3DcThe troons drafted a resignation letter on behalf Nix's founder, Eelco Dulstra, and DEMANDED he signs it. What a wimp.https://lunduke.locals.com/post/5819317/nixos-commits-a-purge-of-nazi-contributors-forces-abdication-of-founder
>>102470647>yes its glowniggers, but RUSSIANSThis post glows.Let me guess: You think Jian Tan is chinese?
>>102475349They don't want equality they want equity, which is just communism
>>102476320you might be exactly right. do you think they realize what they are advocating for? generally id like to think most of these people are coming from a good place but they just don't understand what they're arguing for.>politics asidehow much is this going to bleed over to the development of nixOS? i was thinking about trying it out but the term "nazi purge" after reading through this clusterfuck doesn't make me feel too good.
>>102476912At best? even more bike-shedding like other software foundations. At worse? less contributors over time.
>>102476967doesn't sound like the end of the world. love the rollback feature enough that i think i'll still give it a try.any other distros with something similar to the rollback in nix that anyone can recommend?
old >>102407456
>>102476881Already tried, didn't work
>>102476965Hmm, is this similar to your case? https://superuser.com/questions/1194667/windows-10-displays-gibberish-text-in-some-apps
>>102477033It's not gibberish, the shape of the fonts looks totally different as how they should be showed (let's say, they're replaced by Arial)Still, I'll take a look at that article once I'm free
>>102449794I am a retard beginnerdev who needs handholding while learning to use git and developing on linuxWhere can I find workflows from experienced, non-retards to copy?
Does librewolf not have an option to always use private browsing mode? The one advantage of such a mode is that your cache isn't written to disk, it's kept in ram and flushed when you close it.
https://www.openbsd.org/76.html
>>102477000FreeBSD has the most support and quickest support development. It imports a lot from Linux nowadays. OpenBSD is unironically someth8ing you have to build around it.
>>102476989Not how it works bro. It's not all BSD or nothing.
>>102477040>>102477048>>102477062so i shouldnt use bsds if i just wanna scroll on the internet, got itill stick to windows
>>102477000OpenBSD runs on modern hardware.
>>102476919How many of those unsupported devices are documented and have free drivers? Missing documentation is a bug, so blame hardware vendors for releasing devices in a dangerously incomplete state. Paying for the privilege of running an unverified blob in ring 0 is nuts, you might as well install Windows at that point and at least enjoy a better userland. Running Unix with blobs is the worst of both worlds.>>102477121No, actually you've got it backwards. If all you do is scroll the internet then you have no excuse to not use BSD. You should only compromise if you have any work that can't be done on a more free system.
is my data on this memory stick fucking gone? what is the probability?i tried to cut and paste all the data from the stick to an external drive, then it crashed after 10 pictures and it has been giving me pic related ever since
any hope left or did I completely destroy the data recoverability?
oh god what have i done
Not an expert on this sort of thing, but in my opinion you should stop fucking with it and breaking parts off. If the data is that important and you have no backups, it might be worth considering professional recovery. Randomly breaking parts of this thing off without understanding what you're doing will probably just make things worse.
>>102477444lmao niggabuy a flash drive with the exact same brand remove the nand from your fucked up drive and solder it on the good one ezpz
>>102475795It's fucking fucked, bro. Let it go.
The future is here
>>102477308Yes, let's get lazier and fatter until the muscles in our legs decay and bend our legs into shapes of horror.
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>>102473466anon made a DE retard
>>102473872he didn't make anything
bump
>>102470797Based.
>>102471593>>102472238>>102472912go back tio cooming to ai slop
>Pajeet doesn't answer my questions>Demands I change things in my service>I point out his API has an error>Silence>I ask him to look into it>He schedules a meeting to fix my service>I fix the error in his service and cancel the meeting>He complains to my boss that I'm not going to his meetingsWhat the fuck is his problem?Are Indian developers the absolute worst fucking people to work with?
>>102477507That's classic pajeet shittery too, and reminds me that in messages about my service, the pajeet goes "our service," but when something isn't working it's "anon's service."
>>102477462Office politics? What office politics? These bottom of the barrel filth play retarded and helpless the moment for ANYTHING. Even perceived slights. They know full and well they shouldn't be in the positions they're in, so when they feel slighted (seeing ghosts) they determine it to be some form of exposure and start maliciously trying to get you canned.Look at >>102477507>>102477462What the fuck are you defending these roaches???
Indians are the worst "people" on the planet. Even blacks are unironically superior to them in every way.
>>102477523They know what they're doing. Man, I'm so glad I'm not in corporate life.
>>102477507death penalty
A lot of programmers are mediocre because they don’t treat programming like the hobby it is : the art of creative problem solving.Programming and electrical engineering are actually not that different. But DIY hacker culture is dead in programming because it got over-saturated with normies who think they will get a nice paycheck.I hear "programmers" say things that always surprise me. They will say "I have this problem, I wish there was a software to solve this".How about you write that fucking software?I can understand when it’s a complex problem but sometimes they say that for the most trivial of things that they could easily solve with a script written in 15 minutes.Programming, software development, is an art. It’s creative problem-solving. How can you be good at creative problem-solving when you constantly ignore opportunities to apply creative problem-solving and wait for someone else to solve your problems?You ask novice programmers what they have made and often, it’s very little.And I’m always surprised. When I was young I would write Python/Lua scripts to automate literally thousands of things. Just because I needed it. I didn’t wait for someone else to make a software or script for me. Back then script kids relied on shit languages like BASIC/Visual Basics, but they were still much more creative and DIY than current generations.Young programmers have no DIY attitude. They only start to work on personal projects when they realize they need a job. This is why they are for the most part, mediocre. A real programmer should organically have a lot of ongoing projects at once and many many little handy scripts. Not because they need an internship, but because they identified problems they needed to solve.Identifying problems by itself is also a skill.Musicians practice music hundreds of times to get good. Composers compose thousands of songs. Painters paint a lot.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>102471832I want to do the same. Wanna do it together?
>>102477120Let's do it bro. I'm quitting next month
>>102471832>I hate webdev and fintech. I just want to sit down and study math again, then go through the basics and dive deeper into programming itself. I've wanted to sit down and prepare myself for SICP, TAOCP, CLRS and properly expand on the little I know. I don't want to be stuck working on rushed abandonware startup software predating me for decades, I just want to perfect the basics and solve problems.I cannot express how much I relate to you
>>102474713How are you trying to revive it?
>>102475730AI code is only useful for a laugh when I get burnt out after 100k lines
>16GB RAM is more than enough for anybody
what is the use case for more ram when you have swap/pagefile on a fast and reliable ssd?
>>102476522MSFS24 is 30GB
>>102476575https://www.modland.net/beamng.drive-mods/planesUh eheheheh
>>102474954so it is true what i said in a post a month ago: "I remember once reading documentation where they recommended something like 1000x your cpu cache size should be your ram size so if you take a 14700k with like 64mb of total cache (l1+l2+l3) is 64gb of ram"
>>102474954We're back to delegating performances to hardware rather than programming correctly better software through cleaner code. >Win10 demanding 64gb for "ideal spec"That's how Microsoft bullies you to get Win11 so they can justify their shit AI products, browser extensions, Bing gimmicks, otherwise the company sinks ROI on AI tech investments.Time to seriously switch to Linux once and for all. We don't need all the junk bloatware MS preload onto their machines.
Why do you have to make me paranoid about everything?>google spies on you>protonmail is FBI's honeypot>matrix is mossad's honeypot>bitcoin is traceable>monero is traceable>tor is traceable>i2p is even worse
>Anon is friends with 'p site owner>ParanoidYeah, they're going to catch you eventually.
>>102477393No, I just like privacy. I don't really think about politics.
>>102477460everything you do is political my guy
>>102476597>protonmail is fbi's honeypotthey're not even from the US, the FBI has no jurisdiction over proton. Your emails are encrypted end to end, even if they were a honeypot the only data they have to give the FBI would be "1298ijfiAJF0ti349tiu4t94iug====fjufjuheguhergh" and shit>matrix is mossad's honeypotThe Matrix homeserver, yes; any other server is fine and the protocol itself is fine.>bitcoin is traceableYes it is, all transactions are viewable on the blockchain and there have been cases of AI investigation using this blockchain forensic data to trace transactions back to specific people.>monero is traceableNope, unlike bitcoin transactions arent viewable on the blockchain.>tor is traceableNo, it isn't; and if you're so worried about that, use a Bridge.>i2p is even worseYou have never touched i2p.>>102476664>Somewhat true, still should be avoidedComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>102476913I await the day tyrone rapes your pedo ass in prison
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>>102476225thanks, do you use any of the tools I mentioned?
>>102474501Anon, the good/bad cycle has been broken with 8/8.1, it's all various degrees of bad now.
Can you use the ISOs for an USB installation?
>>102477420nope, doesn't work like that
>>102477420If you use ventoy, yeah
Why does it remind me of typescript? Was its design intended to appeal to web devs?
>>102477340show me a language that does typescript kind of typing and has the exact same iteration methods by name
>>102477428you didn't answer the question.i'm going to be nice and feed you, although i'm not sure you actually want to genuinely learn anything.start from this language from the 80s, and move forward slowly using the "Influenced" list:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_ML
>>102477498listen upI made a claimyou started dilating so I wanted proofyou didnt provide so I am correct
>>102476311Typescript is for system programmers that have to use Javascript without upchucking every 5 minutes.
>>102476311And trannies, yes.
pre mpv 0.39 release edition
>>102477435forgot to mention that this is used with samples that specifically would compress well with exactly one I frame.
>not using I framesretarded
What does this entails for the future of mpv and shaders:https://devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/directx-adopting-spir-v/
>>102477490nothing, yet. We need d3d12 backend
>>102477536What exactly is the difference between SPIR-V and GLSL and why mpv shaders are still on GLSL?
