Whenever an open-source project becomes popular it gets sold to them and becomes costly. Why are FOSS fags always first to sell out?
>>107044906This.Don't blame them and you can usually fork it anyway so nothing is really lost. Devs are pretty fast to drop and reorg.
>>107043450haha that front is angry
>>107043450*cough* bre pettis *cough*That one hurt the maker community like you wouldn't believe. What a fucker.
>>107043450You can always fork it.
schizo spam
>causes depression
>>107047179>I read this as "cures depression"you should try light mode to read better
>>107041726Ii liked the deark modes when I was a kiddo in the BBS era.
>Brave updated earlier today>now every single time my wallpaper changes it forces on the default app mode of Light even though I have it set to Dark
>>107047587firefox had this issue years ago, it was a huge complaint people had. funny how this relatively trivial shit breaks.
>>107044827>keep a crt whiteLearn to read moron.
NTRchads... We won!
remotely telecucked
>>107047316how much are these guys going to be getting paid (the operators)i havent seen many people talking about how annoying and hard the job itself is actually going to be.if its like VR stuff youre going to get a headacheand you actually have to do manual labor, if it was very seamless and responsive like a video game it might work (pressure washing simulator) but of course it wont be anything that good
Holy based, we need to up them moid suicide rates!
>>107047316>white woman and black robot
>>107047425100 rupees a day
What do you think of Zorin OS?It's basically like a normiemaxxed Ubuntu.Is this good for people switching from Windows?
>>107047539Looks cool, but I don't want to use a fork of a fork...
If it gets people onto free and open source operating systems who wouldn't have otherwise, it's good with me.
>>107047539I have used zorinOS before and I don't think it's good idea it's giving people a false sense of safety but it's very different to how windows would handle things graphically even if the panel and menu are on the same place.Gnome is a bad desktop environment but that's my opinion form a Windows mindset and as someone who still actively uses windows and linux.
newpipe stopped fucking working again
>>107041041Tubular
>>107044459How is pipepipe better than tubular? Genuine question
>>107043814pipepipe also allows you to browse niconico and bilibili
>>107041041BravePipe + PipePipe is all you need
>>107045770Just buy PipePipe and compare. What are you poor or something?
>AWS: outages>Azure: hold my beer
>>107046303No need to get that low, 94% means 21 days offline per year.How far away from that are cloud providers anyway, lol. It's incredible how shit they are.
>>107046194They should have listened to him warned you about microsoftall that shit about ransomwareazure is the biggest ransomware
>>107043687Just disable Copilot, bro.
>>107043701It’s a marketing trap. But also a job guarantee since everyone’s in the same trap. You got a couple cloud engineers or "DevOps" that lobby for AWS or any other hyperscaler, NaiveDate managers that write down some decision report littered with logical fallacies, and a few years in the sink cost is so high you can’t get off of it, and instead of doing productivity work you’re sitting in myriads of FinOps meetings, where even fewer understand what’s going on.Engineering mangers are promised cost savings on the HR level. Corporate finance managers are promised OpEx for CapEx trade-off, the books look better immediately. Cloud engineers are embarking on their AWS journey of certification being promised an uptick to their salaries. It’s a win/win for everyone, in isolation, a local optimum for everyone, but the organization now has to pay way more than it—hypothetically—would have been paying for bare metal ops. And hypothetical arguments are futile.And it lends itself well to overengineering and the microservices cargo cult. Your company ends up with a system distributed around the globe across multiple AZs per region of business operations, striving to shave off those 100ms latency off your clients’ RTT. But it’s outgrown your comprehension, and it’s slow anyway, and you can’t scale up because it’s expensive. And instead of having one problem, you now have 99 and your bill is one.
Msft doesn't care about you. The big dogs are openai, Walmart, govt, black rock, etc. Nobody cares that some no name bookstore in Ohio lost connectivity. Boo hoo, that Walmart contract is still $100b
What is the use case for picrel?
today anon learned not everything fits into a tiny easy to understand compartment that they themselves define as an all encompassing explanation for everything
POSIX programs on any device
>>107045773cuck license
It's for recreational hacking.
okay I installed it, how do I browse 4chan with it?
>just continues to get worse and worse
>>106977958Fun fact, the reason shit runs like ass and you sometimes have videos taking 5-10 seconds to even start playing is because they still haven't figured out how to stop yt-dlp users.
>>107049954total hog slayer death
>>106993076>Code Monkey: Jonathan CoultonCODE MONKEY LIKE FRITOSCODE MONKEY LIKE TAB AND MOUNTAIN DEW
>>107042292I got 60~ views and no subs for a video on a major game release that I uploaded on the day of releasethat just be how it do on this bitch of an earth
>>106980612>local youtube frontenddidn't know that existed, thx m8
I am almost completely synchronized with the mesh or some shit. Really I'm kinda running my life like a restaurant like I work in food so naturally I built an inventory spreadsheet. But I built an expiration list and I should have first bc I knew it would tie other systems together, such as going over a to do list every day. However I wanna say bc this is so useful you can basipally run your entire life off just one system, you just timestamp a task and put amount of time it's good for beside it then conditional format blue when it goes past current time. But so here's how you can really take advantage of it. You can keep resorting so you can group all tasks of a certain topic with one column and group even more with more columns, so you can sort all "trash" tasks, and then sort that again based off expiration date and if you only timestamp things at a certain time, like, take pills in morning, then set expiration to one day, it will expire at that exact time the next day. So once you are on a roll you will stay on a roll. You can instruct "empty trash cans" and also instruct "line trash cans" and as long as you already did those things in the right order the previous day, your entire list of everything you do every day will remain in that order the next day. I just thinks that is pretty cool
>>107045091Sorry, not reading. That pic is really interesting though.
>>107047027rats LOVE this one direct door-to-door trick
do you agree with here /g/ ?
>>107047369Without having watched her video and heard her argument, I would tend to disagree. Functional and logic programming seem much closer to doing math, to the point where programming in some languages, e.g. Coq, Lean, etc is *literally* doing math. Imperative and object-oriented programming in say, python or C feels quite different, but some of the same of reasoning is still there. Regardless, there are aspects of programming that bare a strong relation mathematics, but I wouldn't say therefore that programming *is* math.I haven't studied linguistics in any detail but from bits I've picked up here and there I can't say it bore much similarity to programming at all.
>>107047455To be fair, did anyone really believe that one of the better low-level programmer youtubers was actually a woman?
>>107047725It's possible that women are on average more naturally gifted than men at programming without the external effects of the existing masculine culture of the industry, or the disruption to women's professional development due to having children.
>>107047378>he doesn't wants to be called a manthat pic doesn't help also buy an AD
>>107047369Math is a languageCheckmate
Is there any currently evolving technology that makes it so that two computers/nodes can communicate with each other without having to rely on cables or radio waves? Are there any efforts researching into this, anything math-related, comp-sci or physics? Is there research being done into this or is it actually impossible to do so? There is some sort of thing going on with quantum entanglement but that doesn't help with sharing information unfortunately, is there anything else out there?
>>107046465I removed a few parts of my brain and use them as a psionic relay in my network for this purpose
https://github.com/topics/data-over-soundhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li-Fihttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laser_communication_in_spacehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IrDAhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Near-field_magnetic_induction_communicationThere are plenty of ways to transmit data without wires or radio waves, but they all have pretty big drawbacks and are typically pretty niche. I'm sure there are researchers doing all kinds of shit I could never even conceive of on my own, like thishttps://www.technologyreview.com/2012/03/14/187168/first-digital-message-sent-using-neutrinos/I'm also positive that glowfellows are researching this for defense and espionage tactics. This is technically wires and RF, but it's still an atypical method of data transmission. If this is public information I can only imagine what they aren't making public.https://hackaday.com/2022/07/22/satan-turns-hard-drive-cable-into-antenna-to-defeat-air-gapped-security/
>>107046647Interesting stuff, especially the neutrinos, sound and the light ones. I've heard of the SATA cable thing before, pretty spooky exploit. Don't want to face another exploit of a similar nature like that. Still, thanks for the info anon, I'll look more into it when I get the time.
Say hello to your new GrapheneOS phonePreinstalled
If I wanted a phone that locks their own users out of shit "for their security", I'd just buy an iPhone.
Sony fucking lost
>>107046957Google sold Motorola to Lenovo years ago brownie
>>107043516>>107047041>phonefag>calling others brownreal cute
>>107041550Could improve Sony's sales
How do we stop webshit before it's too late?
>>107046517Gorgeous looks
>>107047290>>107047305call microsoft support in bangalore or start using free software
>>107047379>or start using free softwaregnome is already mostly written in javascript, not just gnome's start menu
>>107047429>theres no escaping the slop
>>107046254That's pretty funnyI still don't understand why it's too complicated for modern developers to allow a left side taskbar for people with autism such as myselfNot a huge issue since anti-modern developers have added it back but it seems weirdly discriminatory against autistic people
I switched to GitLab
Self-hosted?
>>107045621we switched too at work>GitLab can't display special characters with ANSI encoding>eye_rolling_pepe.gif>inb4 ANSI in 1012*2+1
>>107045621I had to try it for a project. My friend who got me the gig (he was partial founder) caved to another founder's request to use it. We both were not fans of the interface. It's really not that bad, but it felt like a hassle for what we were doing. I think I need to self-host a git clone or similar image moving forward.
>>107046630>ANSIin 200 + 1825 lemao
