>>100199319
can confirm

>>100198678
I know Python, Java and worked professionally with Javascript and this book still filtered me.
Thankfully I got a bunch of other resources to learn C.

>>100198678
What are some good books then?

>>100199444
Yeah I too wanna see faggot op's idea of a good book.

>>100199444
>>100199507
and this is the part where op mysteriously disappears and never replies to his thread ever again

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>>100199619
Do you have picrel configured? It bypasses all system settings completely.

>>100198673
arch is just gentoo but you arent forced to compile everything and can just install binaries, on arch you can also compile things and on gentoo you can always just compile a package manager
just use whatever, Linux is Linux

>>100199682
I hate firefox so much it's unreal

>>100199184
lol i remember compiling gimp in like 4 hours and then not even using it because the UI is dogshit

>>100199682
its disabled but the issue is there with ping too

>>100199659
get a higher rated step down transformer. one that's rated for like 1600 watts.

>>100199473
What would I do with an analog computer? Play music?

>>100199409
War, war never changes ...

>>100199388
more AI assistance in everything, faster and more efficient CPUs

VR/AR are shitty memes, I wouldn't be surprised if they remain niche junk.

nothing really changed in the past 10 years so not expecting much from the next 10 years

>>100199562
With the same amount of I/O as a digital computer (e.g mouse, keyboard, touch, display, audio, etc) an analog computer would be far more efficient. They may be seen as old relics, but they were cast aside because it was very difficult to model the circuitry to produce complex output.
I predict phones (or whatever represents the 'personal device') will be completely analog in less than 20 years.

>>100199013
0s if you just unplug it

>>100199625
8s if hold down power button

>>100198304
What is it?

>>100199650
a slow piece of shit computor

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What a relief!

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>>100199366
Something that dumps the Windows registry into a file - human-readable, alphanumerically sorted, with timestamps about the last write, containing all data present, and in less than 10 seconds.

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I'm currently debugging a matrix dfs bug.
>>100199397
Ah ok cool. I don't personally use windows.

>>100192151
>he uses os-provided regex functions

Those who say Rust compile time is the worst thing in the world have clearly never worked with a JVM/dotnet project.

>>100199702
good morning sir

>>100199464
>go through there
swetty it's just a DNS server

>>100199501
yes and i tell my router to force everyone to use my Pi as a DNS its handy

>>100198913
A pi-hole is doing exactly that. It's just dnsmasq pre-configured.

>>100199329
Nevermind, etc/environment was the culprit

>>100191287
That's a man

how come theres nothing similar to apprenticeships for STEM
why are all the associates worthless and why do you have to bloat your resume so hard

>>100197789
>why are all the associates worthless
too many credits and courses unrelated to your actual major. associates are for clearing out the general curriculum crap for cheap before moving to a 4 year.

>>100196012
You are so full of shit. "I'm an enlightened learner who pursues education for its own merit", yeah right loser, shut the fuck up. If you were truly a seeker of wisdom, you would have already learned the folly of being a self-aggrandizing ass.

>>100175257
how is this relevant to the discussion?

>>100175289
>help out our housing crisis instead
How stupid do you have to be to think urban planning will magically cease the existence of landlords and oligarchs?

>>100199608
Just keep using it. you will run into issues and be forced to learn. The best way to learn allot with linux is to have a use case for a server. Install Ubuntu server and ssh into it and do everything in the terminal. That is the big leap. Allot of people are scared of such an environment, its why unraid is a company.

>>100199652
>You can be a Mint power user.
With the additional safety blanket that if you mess up, you can just go back to using the GUI again.

>>100199088
>>100199608
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKX29fJ8U2Y

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>>100199608
Your issue with pulse audio is probably due to the autosuspend module, just go to the configuration file and put a # in front of it so it doesn't load by default.
Cinnamon just needs a more mature Wayland implementation, otherwise it's the best DE for someone coming from Windows.
Everything is logically laid out, the defaults are sane, and unlike a lot of other DEs it's always moving in a better direction.
Gnome and KDE often take two steps forward and one step back, sometimes a lot more steps backwards than forwards.

>>100199608
Like the others said, follow a tutorial and use the command line. The first time my NVIDIA graphics driver fucked up and I had to uninstall from TTY was a pretty great learning experience

>>100199220
it is a memory safety issue with iterators in c++ because you're holding references to invalidated pointers if the collection is moved by a resize

>>100199577
>trying to modify something you're iterating over
this is actually possible to solve by writing a custom iterator and is in fact a logic error

>>100199220
if vector reallocates you will most likely get a segmentation fault in next PAGE_SIZE bytes and then shit yourself because people who make these nonproblems into real problems don't know how to fix them, it's greay that rust exists and so we don't have to deal with those low IQs

>>100199632
>this is actually possible to solve by writing a custom iterator and is in fact a logic error
>>100195842
>Memory accesses have nothing to do with logic

This is exactly what I mean

>>100198707
writing game code in C is as simple as it gets, in the end you quite literally do not need more abstraction than

float positions[PHYSICS_ENTITIES * 3];

And anyone who will try to argue with that is incredibly retarded, API's like OpenGL and Vulkan do not work very well even with a struct of 3 floats in C++, it's only C that has 0 aliasing rules because it is the sped of programming languages that does not care about anything besides hurr it's just like bytes of this alignment bro.

>>100198818
its shit but its the best there is.
AI upscaling looks terrible on any source other than animation

>>100198818
>local setup
the problem is if you want all the models its around 150GB last time I checked and for me 95% of that is unneeded bloat.

>>100198897
you're better off with alza sednaearfit size ss. properly sized silicone applies less pressure than foam.

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*Thieaudio prestige LTD*

Reconnect with the cosmos, you are an alchemist, a starchild. Unlock your latent powers and travel back in time to save the uniberse from the (2012 CERN incident)

>>100199424
>Uniberse
And post deleted in 3...2...

>>100199424
not like this man...

fuckin classic man
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ujaj5YBACE

>>100199569
Because they are the only mainstream phones with unlockable bootloaders

>>100199569
Satan doesnt like you removing his spyware

>>100199582
https://developer.sony.com/open-source/aosp-on-xperia-open-devices

>>100199569
Because Android needs a development platform phone, and that's pretty much the Pixel line. AOSP best supports the Pixel because that was what it was made for. But also, ironically Google also invested a lot of money into hardware security features that actually work, and made it so alternative OSs could actually use those features. (Like a proper verified boot that's validated by the phone's secure element, thus GrapheneOS is the *only* alternative OS that actually uses verified boot. The rest are hacks in comparsion.)

I think people here misunderstand that Google is a fairly large company with many branches, some of them with different interests.

>>100199603
Google actually dosen't care if you install alternative OSs on the Pixel line, they literally made them for developers. It won't even void the warranty.

>>100197569
>>100197876
all of these things will pester you to re-enable them

>>100197731
this

>>100198124
I never had this issue.

>>100198124
No, the browser will not pester me to un-set my startup pages.

The VPN is paid, you don't disable it if you don't pay for it, and honestly I don't recall ever actually being asked to buy it from them, I've only ever seen it in the settings menu.

I didn't disable the wallet, why would I even disable it? I didn't and wouldn't.

Again, why would I even want to disable updates? I didn't and wouldn't.

It's fucking fine bro, chill. Its a project that I like trying to make some money, I have no issue with someone trying to monetise their project. If something that doesn't happen starts to happen and gets to an obtrusive level then I'll send a message to the devs saying to chill and I'll be back when I do.

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>Mullvad browser
your opinion about this browser. isn't it the best privacy browser right now to lurk clearnet?