>>107889834
They were phased out because they are not compatible with chairs with reclining backs.

>>107888314
good chairs have them adjustable in both height and forward/backward position
also in non-shit chairs you can just take them off (unlike in garbage chairs like in >>107889834 )

>>107889987
>good chairs have them adjustable in both height and forward/backward position
Mine doesn't go low enough, which means my shoulders are never relaxed when sitting with them.

>>107888314
I still don't know what the use case for arm rests is.

Good office chair can be really comfy. I got an old Kinnarps 6000 with armrets and a headrest options. Definitely on the expensive side but old used ones can be found cheap.

>>107875583
Burden chatgpt, ask some dumb question daily and say thank you

>>107887968
You are 100% delusional if you think milk enjoyers would ever stop drinking milk. I could stop eating meat before I'd stop drinking milk. Conspiracy garbage that's not even close to the realm of possibility. It's more realistic to say aliens are fucking real.

>>107875623
>take water out of the ground
>evaporate it forcibly
>water goes to ocean
>water underground doesn't come back magically in a human lifespan

>springs not pumping water out
>lakes dry up
>rivers dry up
>by the way now you also have sinkholes because the aquifer is empty

>>107877790
>>107878161
>remembering deep sea server experiment

Good

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>>107879375
It's "Chink Shit"; you weak cunt.

>>107889413
Government gives em away free in the US

Bought the cheapest Logitech Bolt receiver that I could find on Ali.
6,77$ total. I wonder if the seller is gonna ship it or not.

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>>107889835
>leg X fret
metal

>>107890047
>Adrien, went mad.

>>107890041
Use case over mpv + uosc?

>>107884458
genning porn is still so shit though. maybe in 5 or 10 years it will replace real porn, i don't know.

>>107889859
If I am going for a fake experience, at least I'd like it to fulfill my silly romantic fantasies with a generated "genuine affection", instead of doing a "roleplay" for monetary exchange but she is actually disgusted at how pathetic I am and constantly hopes I am done in the next 5 minutes so she can immediately leave.

>>107890018
it's pretty good, it's not painless. you actually do have to put in the work of an editor. review the product, identify flaws, send it back to the AI, review again.
people who are good at this stuff will have an enormous advantage in the future. they know how to delegate work and how to follow up. follow up is critical with the AI, it's like a college student with the attention of a gnat.

>>107890000

>>107881963
>>107882011
>his technological advancement since the last time i saw his "work" is that now he uses gemini to make his monstrosity a bit more appealing
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
anon you are such a fucking loser holy shit.
you are too stupid to do ANYTHING right but don't worry, one day someone actually competent will create your precious robot for you.
just try to stay healthy so you can live as long as possible so that you get to live your dream.

>>107889363
>Godot
Lmao try unity pipsqueak

>>107889598
>Godot sucks.
does it now

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>>107889363
>Meanwhile Godot's trimesh
I leave this here.

>>107889843
There are modern Quake engines, like CEA (MikeeUSA), Ironwail, and Quakespasm.

>>107889762
>>107889363
Have they fixed the physics bug where a sphere rolling down a perfectly flat plane would start bouncing more and more whenever it crossed the boundary of two perfectly aligned collision shapes? I remember seeing it still unsolved four years ago.

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>>107887878
Uh, okay, I'll be selling a kidney then :(

>>107884123
I was running a desktop in 2006 with 1GB RAM and virtual memory disabled, I only had to re-enable it because Command & Conquer 3 ran out of memory. Then used 2GB for a while. I don't remember if I ever upgraded to 4GB (still have that computer mind you), but in 2013 my next setup used 16GB.

>>107873320
I was poor and 14, do you have any idea how much I had to work and save to get a shitty Dell Optiplex? but I loved its design and Windows will never look good again.

>>107873320
>windows vista
>high hardware requirements; contemporary computers struggled to run it properly and get hate for it
>win 11
>hardware requirements too low in an age when a literal toaster could play Crysis, microslop enforces some arbitrary minimum hardware requirements anyway

>>107873397
*cough*Windows11*cough*

>>107873320
as always just microslop incompetence in general

>>107887744
you will soon become irrelevant, fleshoid

>>107886337
Based Jacque fresco enjoyer

>>107886080
Total ascension of the spirit not long after. Every soul its own world, connected by lobbies and hubs

>>107886505
This. I can easily live off welfare.
t. NEET

>>107886080
Me fucking perfect wives

>>107889631
>yay: error while loading shared libraries: libalpm.so.15: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
You need to rebuild yay against the version of the library you have on your system.
Version of yay itself probably doesn't matter, it needs to be linked against the correct library.
And this is why I despise aur helpers.

>>107889737
By that logic you could also have said the answer is to type "ps aux" because every process that's connecting to the internet will be listed there.
Obviously the point is the filter it to show definitively which ones are connecting over the internet or not. Your next reply is a good solution though >>107889748

>>107889808
In the old days we had yaourt written in Bash and it was crap but it didn't break every time pacman updated itself.

>>107885601
They're alright for certain niche cases where flatpak is too restrictive. Often poorly used. It's not really a competitor to flatpak because there's no way to deduplicate contents between appimages.

>>107885614
>still depends on system libs
Wrong. You have the freedom to depend on system libs, and some packagers are stupid enough to do this when there's no reason.

For the past hour I've been trying to figure out how to add a new hard drive. I formatted it to ext4 but now I need to add permissions and add it to fstab. I tried following the arch wiki it it's all gibberish to me. I am really trying to learn instead of being spoonfed.

>>107888831
I always disable it along with cloud protection

>>107888831
if you were actually genuinely worried about it, you'd leave it on the default. why? because normal people don't turn it off, people who turn it off are just indicating that they're potentially interesting.
i personally doubt anything nefarious happens with them, but if i were a Bad Actor, i would treat the option as a "i have something to hide" button

>>107888831
I find Defender to be the only 'quality' MS product so I keep the automatic sample submission on.

>network -a
>Mmmm yes, yes
>I have no fucking idea what I'm looking at
I want to check all my current connections and I want to be sure what is making what connection (like the browser or antivirus).

But I have no idea how to look at this, networking filters me hard.

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>>107890019
Playing with Stardock Connection Explorer but Edge WebView, ick. IDK if there is an open source equivalent.

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>>107889917
I'm a big fan of macOS, but the Mac hardware is just too pricey for me.
Been using it since Mojave.
I really don't want to settle for the entry-level chips because their graphics performance is lacking.
So, I'm thinking the Mac Studio at $2k is the bare minimum for me.
Maybe I'll just hold out for the M10 until the $600 mini becomes decent enough.

>>107889932
Desktop replacement.

>>107889936
do you not backups sir? your iclouds?

>>107889932
it's the same size as 15 inch, it weigh just over 2kg

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>>107889931
>I'm sure that it will happen to you too once you buy an Apple product. Just do it already. Dumb fuck.

>>107884244
Do you realize that you just put the V8 JavaScript engine + the TypeScript transpiler into your game engine, then write your game in TypeScript calling into your game engine. It will have all the hot reloading

>>107884244
Use case? For non-retards who don't hardcode runtime parameters?

>>107884405
use case? most programs will just crash if you attempt to change parts of them on the fly

>>107884356
>sword damage
>compiled
again, refer to >>107888813

no wonder gamedevs make like 1/3 of what actual software engineers do

>>107888832
>an example gets brought up (sword damage)
>retard automatically assumes thats the only thing its good for
>cant think outside the box
>cant think in abstractions

you are literally a retard thinking you are a genius

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>>107884685
Is that Maya Imamori?

>>107884754
> "My GF is retarded and didn't overpay on her GPU like my friends and I"
Kek

>>107886141
just hop the border

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Old rig
> 2070 Super
> 3700X
> 16GB

New rig
> 9070XT
> 9800X3D
> 32GB

I tested STALKER 2, felt happy, and immediately went back to playing games that worked just fine on the old machine.

>>107884685
>tfw I built the best pc in my life with 5090