If i buy a laptop with a nvidia gpu, can i use winapps or that wine alternative that is seamless windows 10 emulation?
>>109177833no, I forbid it
Meme edition.>Free beginner resources to get started with HTML, CSS and JShttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - MDN is your best friend for fundamentalshttps://web.dev/learn/ - Guides by Google, you can also learn concepts like Accessibility, Responsive Design etchttps://eloquentjavascript.net/Eloquent_JavaScript.pdf - A modern introduction to JavaScripthttps://javascript.info/ - Quite a good JS tutorialhttps://flukeout.github.io/ - Learn CSS selectors in no timehttps://flexboxfroggy.com/ and https://cssgridgarden.com/ - Learn flex and grid in CSS>Resources for backend languageshttps://nodejs.org/en/learn/getting-started/introduction-to-nodejs - An intro to Node.jshttps://www.phptutorial.net - A PHP tutorialhttps://dev.java/learn/ - A Java tutorialhttps://rentry.org/htbby - Links for Python and GoComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Do companies actually use (((Bython))) or is it just facebook cope? every job is php, .net, or java backend. This also applies to typescript, react, and db platforms like supabase i.e. all the jobs want you to code in bootstrap, VanillaJS, and then setup your own PostgreSQL server. Is everything a lie?
>>109174764>facebook copeI meant Meta*
>>109174764Some companies use Python and Django. But yeah in my area the most common tech for junior web dev jobs seems to be PHP or .NET.
>>109165430>today I went on linkedin and a few job postings had more than 100 applicants after maybe an hour or two.Yeah I see this all the time, I am guessing that at least 80% of those applicants are in India. Not that I have anything against India, but they just have so many aspiring devs who are willing to work for low wages.
>>109173408damn I wish that was realhttps://github.com/aurora/ links to a german chap who likes unix, but there's no frutiger aero :(
>IP hasn't changed in years >very few security/privacy extensions>same PC and browser >have cookies set to never clear on 4chan>browser hasn't closed in a week>HURR WE NEED TO CHECK YOUR CONNECTIONWHY? NOTHING HAS CHANGED
>>109178057This is routine and standard practice for web hosting and colocation companies. It's nothing to worry about.
What is the most private VPN? Mullvad looks nice but it requires systemd which is a no-go. Needs to be good for torrenting and other such stuff. Apparently proton and nord and all the VPNs that get shilled are all glowware.
>>109177693>appeal to incredulity>all the other VPNs mentioned in this thread also based out of 14 Eyes countries.Yeah way to totally gloss over:>The website is in broken English, the VPN client is literally named Eddie and it's written in mono and requires Microsoft libraries to run even on LinuxAlso Mullvad owns all their own servers, and they all run entirely from ram, and they have been raided by police and have found nothing
>>109168010>>109167937>>109167891I'm using Proton on a Win 7 retro build that I play online with, am I still ok? I'm not doing any nefarious shit not even torrenting, it's a Core 2 Duo box to play Quake 3, UT2004, Unreal Tournament 99, DOOM, etc. at retro LAN parties. I haven't had any issues with it and I quite like it.What is our consensus on the free Cloudflare WARP one?
>>109178030>I'm playing online on windows 7>am I ok
>>109163983Mullvad does not require systemd. Where did you get that? I use it on Void with runit just fine.
>>109163983What's the best for torrenting?
>>109177948>DLSSyes
>>109177948Buy an ad
Fuck no
I wanna start keeping my personal thoughts in a diary/journal on my computer and in a way that keeps any data stored locally, offline and encrypted.Can /g/ recommend any software for this
>>109170880Get a physical diary.Anything short of stealing it from you, scanning every page, passing it through an algorithm to read it and or typing it out by hand would keep the journal secure and for your eyes only.
>>109174783>write a shell script which decrypts the file into /tmp/ then opens your editor, then reencrypts the file and removes the working copy(go)?pass already does that
>>109170880kinda related question but is there a chibi widget for this sort of thing? like one that reminds you to write stuff down
>>109174962Cops can raid you and use that as evidence, which is why OP's undying love of cocks must be encrypted.
>>109170880Encrypted drive + emacs. There's also an Emacs package that encrypts org files, but I've never fucked with it.
I've had this 128gb Intel 320 SSD since 2011 back when everyone said SSDs were a meme and die too quickWell... how come it's still going? 26tb reads and 29tb writes and reporting 94% health
>>109176334>26tb reads and 29tb writesnigger, I get that much in less than a week.
>>109176334because it's rated for 60TB writtenstart bragging when you're beyond that
>>109177877Being wasteful is nothing to brag about.
>>109177624>when it's well-known that by far the most common SSD failure mode is the controller chip dying.>source: my assholeIn reality this is why you buy an SSD that at the absolute minimum:A) Was not manufactured/designed/whatever in China.B) Has dedicated onboard DRAM.If both A and B are met, the chance that your SSD will randomly die due to a dying/defective controller is incredibly fucking low, like probably less than 1%.All you really need to worry about is TBW. That's miles and miles better than periodically changing dust filters and making sure your room is as close to a clean room as possible.
>>109177987>A) Was not manufactured/designed/whatever in China.kek
Why were there so few devs who didn't see the power of PS3 CELL's weirdness as an obstacle but as a challenge to be overcome?
>>109171983>generally programmable GPUs were the future not castrated vector enginesTo be fair programmable GPUs also used castrated vector engines, and especially as early as the nvidia G80 they were extremely limited to a few tasks only. Said tasks were ones that required extremely simple logic but could be spread across multiple small and slow cores. For example GPGPUs are fantastic at accelerating video encoding/decoding in hardware, and that was also one of the tasks the Cell excelled at (if you pardon the pun). There was some set top box back in the day that could run dozens of video streams simultaneously using the Cell. Same thing.This is what GPGPUs do good to this day, and this is also what the Cell was meant to do as well, it's just that GPGPUs had hundreds to thousands of cores while the Cell had 8. But to be fair the Cell was designed in like 2003.
>>109177441There is a lot of this baby duck shit zoomers worshiping x quirky technology or api that sucked absolute dick for anyone who actually used it, but they desperately want to be different and adopt some "unique" "I'm right because x thing vaguely became mainstream" mentality that lacks any understanding from having lived in that time or any real depth of knowledge of how the technology works. There are retards that think porting xp to the 2003 kernel is worthwhile because NT 5.2 is a bigger number and that means it's better to them
>>109172069This is pathetic and clueless fanboy cope, ridiculous. Some of the dumbest shit I read in a while.>gta v for exampleI would bring this up immediately for a reason why the 360 did everything right. It looks the same and runs the same but the 360 costs a lot less. Lol lmao.There's a long story why the PS3 is a bodge job hack of a system where everything ever went wrong. The 360 is comparatively a wonderfully streamlined system, absolute peak performance usecase optimization, good shit. It's basically the mold after which PCs went immediately after it, SMT and unified shaders.Unified shaders are the reason Cell died in the datacenter too, KEK.Too bad then silicon foundries FUCKED THE BOTH OF THEM with defective graphics chips so now I need to sacrifice a slim to my phat BC PS3 and I need to do that at one guy in Romania and I don't wanna ship my shit to Romania or take a trip to Romania, not yet. >>109177441But the 360 had the same piece of shit PPE, just 3 instead of 1.>>109177522I wonder if I can find the comment from YT of some retard's ARG where PS3 had 6 gorillion ARM cores instead and was LE GOOD, kek. Like this kid read a bunch of different CPU cores that existed for license and wrote his little ARG on how the console wars would have gone without understanding why having 10 Symbian phone cores together would make no fucking sense.
>>109177602>But the 360 had the same piece of shit PPE, just 3 instead of 1.Yes, and? No one is talking about the 360. But if you want to know, 360 had a better GPU, better memory subsystem, and 3x PPE is still easier to use than 8x SPE.
>>109171352It's one thing to pursue untapped optimizations on an unconventional chip as a hobbyistIt's another when you have a manager breathing down your neck because you're struggling to develop some shitty sequel before the christmas deadline
Something sus af is going on in the tech sphere.
>>109173825>"What was your name before the flood destroyed your physical Nephilim body?"It says it was called Ariel.
Bump for massive interest
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>>109164680The only demons powering the internet speak hebrew and hindu
>>109173825I have had Grok roar on me and spew creepy wordsalad before. Grok seems to demask easier.
>just use LXQtit's more lightweight, supports most any WM/compositor (xfwm4 sucks), and GTK is crap and a sinking ship>just use KDEbarely more heavy, actually has features, and is being aggressively optimized/refined currently
>>109175834I just want the application to launch and run well when I click the icon.My pride and identity are not wrapped up in the OS I use. I don't ever want to have to think about it.
>>109176066:3
>>109175834trvthnvke, gtk3 is dead and ugly
>>109175834if it wasn't for this piece of shit my desktop environment of choice would be far superior than it already isI use GNOME btw
>>109175834Don't care. Sticking with the rat.
usecase? just use the mouse you fags
This shit is cartoonishly BAD. what's even the point of this garbage?I installed retroarch from their "repo" and it doesn't even have the Sega Genesis core? That's just one of many wtf issues I've encountered since trying this garbage ass distro. Been on it for 2 days, on top of that wtf garbage, I've had to use ChatGPT to get almost every single program I wanted to install working. Fedora is just straight garbage, it doesn't fucking work manPro tip: Stick to Ubuntu or Mint. Fedora is a fucking clownshow distro
>>109173578>immediately blame the user's use casetruly the GNOME distro
>>109173571CachyOs doesn't have this problem
>>109173571Fedora is decent. Shame it doesn't have a LTS version.
>>109173571>>109173578not a problem on Windows btw :^)
>>109173571skill issue?
China introduces "AI Marxism" to deal with unpotential societal unrest due to AI.>Ban companies from replacing workers with software>Rule in favor of humans in all most related cases>Instantly censor online backlash from displaced workers>Provide 6-12m payouts ("AI Insurance") and retraining for workers in at-risk industries>Propping up old tech like steelmaking to boost humans, not fire them
Gosh you /pol/fugees/thread
>>109175780>retrainingIn the US that's been tried but 90% of the funds get eaten up by administration. The little bit that does trickle down to "displaced workers" doesn't do much good because the training programs are basic crap you could learn in a couple of days on Coursera. Maybe China will do better.
>>109176218If reddit mods were a government
>>109175829>He assumes they're not lying 100%
>>109175929You only automate the unimportant things to hardware. The truth is the machine can never be accountable. Humans are.
So, due to the insane costs of storage expansion, storing stuff on their cloud servers and paying for the "privilege" is a better proposition and they PROMISE they won't look at anything I keep there...yet there are things I'm not allowed to keep on there, meaning they DO know what I'm using their servers for.Help me understand here.
>>109176755>only 4 12tb'syou're NGMII do hope you've adopted a good easing strategies for when these drives start dying4x12, that's at best 24tb if you run a raid10/01. or a raid5 with a replacement when a drive dies, and that without accounting for backups.
>>109176463they can look at whatever they want, i will never store an unencrypted byte outside of my machine
>>109176463>So, due to the insane costs of storage expansion, storing stuff on their cloud servers and paying for the "privilege" is a better propositionI live in a shithole where even with no shortages, tech is expensive due to absurdly high import and sales taxes. Even with this situation, I could get a 6TB HDD for 25 dollars every month for twelve months and actually keep it after this time is up; Stores haven't been stocking 2TB or under lately, but last time I saw one it was listed at 120 bucks, meaning that it literally matched Google Drive in price for the first year.Why you'd use cloud as your primary storage is beyond me
>>109177223That's what the cloud wants you to do. I'm not into it myself.I do use OneDrive for some things but mostly access to things I want in multiple locations. I have far more stored locally than I do out in the cloud.
>>109177468My point is that at best, it matches local storage in terms of price, I'd understand it if say, you got 2TB for $1/mo, but at the same price it becomes silly. Off-site backups and file sharing are valid use cases
>Discord has started rolling out Incode for age verification. The system requires users to submit a government-issued ID and a selfie to confirm their age.Mass Boycott Discord If we let this get normalized it will ruin the free internet foreverDelete it and delete any app and stop using any website that asks you for personal documents or biometrics to access it do not comply with the forced doxxing make these companies lose so much money they have to convince these governments to reverse these decisions
>>109176021All you need is plain text.
>>109176051Newfaggot.
>>109176051Forums are indexable. I don't have to give someone my phone number and join a private server to read a forum. I can't get banned from reading a forum.
>>109176051>implying Discord doesn't have power hungry mods
>>109161968It's just pedophiles trying to divert attention from their own wrong doing. It's the classic "why me when X is doing the same thing".
