winshit

if you deleted windows everyone would move to macOS. if you deleted macOS nothing would happen because everyone already uses windows on the side. why is loonix in the picture I don't even know, it's irrelevant

>>107621771
Because you have to buy proprietary hardware to be able to use it, so what's the point of it

File: i-am-acting!.jpg (19 KB, 363x363)

19 KB JPG

>>107621771
>Windows
Millions of businesses and programmers use it.
It is literally the infrastructure of everything that matters

>Mac
Millions of artists use it, from video editing to 3D graphics, paintings, music production etc

>Linux
Fat ugly neets use it because they are contrarian faggots, also I think they are poor and cannot afford a real OS.

so my answer is Linux, Delete that useless shit right now.

None, because having concurrency in a market is important so that companies are forced to not make absolute shit
Should add another one but it doesn't exist yet

>>107621811
>>107621756
Ok, jeet, even though I answered you correctly and told you to gtfo with your reddit shit.

>>107617488
So it was able to do 10 seconds of coding like professional before bricking back in 2020? WTF does that mean?

>>107621723
you got caught by a "gotcha" for machines (that question should be straightforward to a human) and you've been having a meltie for hours. let it go anon. you're retarded

>>107621873
How does one get caught when one answers it correctly with two different methods. The other retard didn't even want to admit I got it right and kept spamming, like the little jeet he is, instead of simply saying "yeah, that's it".
You jeets are really illiterate animals, aren't you?

>>107621899
>How does one get caught when one answers it correctly
lol. that's not what i see. anon, are you ok? first you did it wrong then you apparently realized your mistake and started denying the correct answer out of spite

File: file.png (427 KB, 543x795)

427 KB PNG

>>107621837
>she needs more than 64kb of ram
lmao

>>107621837
16GiB

>>107620596
he tried to warn us

File: 000000_48040_.png (3.46 MB, 1056x1584)

3.46 MB PNG

G'mornin Anons,

>gm

File: winter river.webm (3.84 MB, 640x960)

3.84 MB WEBM

>>107620704
Good morning

>>107621063
HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH, SAME.

>>107620946
Bloat

I've used it. But it takes simply too long to startup (even with -1). Next tried alacritty, despite rust, it's better than kitty and ghostty (which is better than kitty). Now am using patched st which is working perfectly for me.

File: 25.355.08.05.32.scrot.png (526 KB, 960x1042)

526 KB PNG

>>107620946
https://pastebin.com/2YxSP8Cz
>>107621009
jeet copeware.
>>107621523
Alacritty is slow for me. Can't hold the down key through a 1000+ line file without freezing. It doesn't seem to actually use my gpu. I finally got upset enough to move. I was about to go with using tilda specifically for vim, but then I read wezterm's docs. It's basically alacritty, but faster, has the features that alacritty doesn't, (like images, emoji, and ligatures), while still having vim-mode copy/visual selection. The search feature uses ctrl-shift-f and enter/arrows. I might care to change that at some point.

>>107621645
I'd like to note that the effect, where black background colors of text cells isn't transparent (even though the transparent background color of the terminal is also black), isn't possible in kitty or ghostty.

>>107621755
It applies to every general purpose computing device. If you can install software on it, it's covered by this.

>>107621846
Ok so have you tried not using general purpose computing device to post wrongthink?

>>107621856
Have you tried considering how important freedom of speech is?

>>107621889
Freedom of speech isn't a thing and was never important last I checked.

File: file.png (1.13 MB, 1280x720)

1.13 MB PNG

>>107614681
LAND OF THE FREEEEE

>>107621170
Looks like Koikatsu

>>107621214
thanks

File: photo_2025-12-21_16-11-25.jpg (827 KB, 2560x1920)

827 KB JPG

I downgraded my setup for a week

File: IMG_20251208_171003_HDR.jpg (1.46 MB, 2490x1867)

1.46 MB JPG

>>107618519

>>107619730
case?

File: 1756596868001650.jpg (62 KB, 700x700)

62 KB JPG

Hello, anons of /mkg/. I don't know where to ask this but do you know which brand/manufacturer that still produce hotswap socket like picrel? I need the hole in those steel flaps

>>107618482
Two years is what Gweilo gets for cheaping the fuck out and getting a pretty toy keyboard.

>>107618866
Lychees any day.

File: LdukveES-4NjnxqIW3gIXtCM3(...).jpg (56 KB, 400x400)

56 KB JPG

>>107620726
Just get a Geonworks keyboard mmmkay

>>107621531
Kailh IIRC. Very easy to find.

>>107620657
You already know the answer
I played with ai very early on in different forms from video games in the early 90s to first gen gpt in ai dungeon back in 2019
I knew where this would all lead so I stopped talking to it
If you want the real answer go watch pantheon and read some scifi

>>107621715
this is kind of true but doesn't capture the full picture. if i sat down and gave my full attention to X task, i can do it faster than with AI. the *point* is that I don't have to. If it's simple enough, I can tell Opus 4.5 to do it then sanity check and put the PR together. I could do it faster myself, but the effort cost is way less and I can do other things that *do* require my full attention. or i can spend that attention ordering it to do other stuff.

>When AI is allowed, developers can use any tools they choose (primarily Cursor Pro with Claude 3.5/3.7 Sonnet—frontier models at the time of the study)
found the issue.

>economic interests predict long-term success
>PhDs working on it predict long-term success
>developers using it predict long-term success
>developers report it being useful
>the observed single-task time increased
im not sure i buy this methodology, also sonnet 3.5/7.

also read the primary reported concerns (over-optimism, developers more familiar with the repos, struggles with large/complex repos, low reliability, implicit context). over-optimism is definitely still an issue but a lot of the others have been meaningfully improved since this study came out.

>>107621715
>the voices AAAAAHHH please make them stop i hear IFLS basedjaks in my head all day

>>107621825
>the *point*
Reddit-trained spambot shilling """AI""".

>>107619984
You are the blackest gorilla nigger. Imagine I'm reading a thread, see your niggerific post, and decide the thread is now beyond saving so I want to go back to my bookmarked ones.
KurobaEx:
>tap on the bookmarks icon readily visible at the bottom
>worst case it's auto-hidden so I just need to nudge the thread up to bring it back
>all within thumb's reach and just up and down movement
Ex Beta:
>swipe right once to get out of the thread
>swipe right again to pull out the drawer
>the icons are now more cramped and harder to reach because the drawer doesn't go to full screen width
It's like having to switch from using keyboard only to mouse to click one button because your can't tab to it. It's shit and inefficient UI that throws you out of the rhythm. It was already better so why make it worse.

>>107619435
Who gives a fuck? If he shoves new captcha and boards on standard kuroba ex it's already perfect, the only thing that bothers me is the image picker on top and the catalog search.

>>107619435
I still can't post with Kuroba-Beta, it freezes just after hitting post (after filling out the captcha), it also crashes when I try to save a photo from a thread.

I hope he fixes Kuroba Experimental.

Dmitry, please bring back the bottom bar. I really miss it.

>>107619435
>doing his job
it's open source, it's your job

>>107619368
>KurobaEx latest beta build works perfectly.
Still blocked. Chance works fine.

>>107619368
swiping to close media freezes the app for 2 seconds. that's so annoying!

EX still gives the IP block error no matter what. The only fix for this seems to be for rapeape to stop being a fucking retard niggerfaggot, but it's more likely that a woman would become President of the United States

I wish the dev didn't call refusing to add features or change shit without adding an option "bloat".
literally just changes shit and you have to deal with it.

>>107604558
>you will never get to experience clover on your moto /g/ again
why live

>>107621670
you've probably checked "title bar" just right click in the tab space and go into customise toolbar and uncheck it

>>107621564
After rent, health insurance, and shit you'd only have like $300 left.
Hardly luxury

>>107621576
Health insurance is always a few policies away from being free anyways

>>107618272
>apart of.
did you mean "a part" or "apart" because those would both fit but have opposite meanings

>>107621598
Doctors and nurses are going to work for free?

>>107621740
No theyd work via taxes ofc like most if the world
This stuff im talking about is the present too without taking into the account the robots which

I was absolutely destroyed by the kigposter(s) in previous threads.
Well done, I will now learn Lisp.

File: 1762475456885982.jpg (95 KB, 576x1024)

95 KB JPG

>>107618114
(You) are note immune to propaganda.

Animated avif support in emacs wen

>>107610841
>I wrote an Elisp function. Starts sbcl from command line with a startup.lisp file to load the project, then connects using sly-connect to the repl hosted in the project.
I've asked the same question elsewhere also, and this is the answer that appeals to me most. I think I'm going to try this.

>>107615098
>

(define-key Info-mode-map [tool-bar C-Back\ in\ History] 'Info-history-back-menu)

Does this actually work for you? It shows up as bound now, but Ctrl clicking on the back button doesn't do anything.
>>107592586
>(keymap-set Info-mode-map "<tool-bar> C-<Previous>" #'Info-history-back-menu)
This works. I can Ctrl click the back button and see a history.

>>107621201
>are compatible with privacy?
Inherently, there's nothing systemic that implies this.
In the real world, however, they don't ever practice privacy hygene because they have never understood the requirement. This is adjusting, but most are unwilling to adjust the habits they shouldn't have formed whilst pushing sane alternatives into obscurity...
Case in point, common users ignored XMPP until screwgle bastardised it for gtalk, and meta scraped off all concepts of privacy and security to build whatscrapp...
Aint none of 'em heard of XMPP, understand it doesn't lock them into a closed wall garden, or that it allows for privacy.
But they all know whatscrapp.

>>107621223
>Most people are happy being led to the slaughter.
Perfectly happy to cram nails into the stick being used to beat them. Until the pain happens. Suddenly they uncomfy.

>>107621201
outside of your schizo techbro friend group, no. normies want normie apps and will think you're a weirdo for wanting to use privacy-friendly alternatives. they don't seem to operate on objective facts but instead rely on social consensus, and if you threaten the consensus by pointing out that normie messaging apps are basically spyware then you're the issue, not the apps, regardless of the facts at hand. they would need something like a big news story that would break into the mainstream for them to change their minds because that's where the new consensus will be. i don't understand this thinking myself but it is what it is, you can't have "privacy" and not be seen as more or less schizophrenic.

>>107621159
Holy shit first time seeing a zoomer care for privacy. It must be raining cats in hell right now.

>>107621159
>muh privacy
If you actually cared, you would have moved to a cabin in the woods and yet here you are. Absolutely retarded.

>>107621597
>you would have moved to a cabin in the woods
Thermal imaging, government id, ai facial reocgnition cameras, radio, satellites, electricity and water contracts, all these things still track you.