>>107597666
>is this the power of paying a fair price for labour?
in fact the bug bounty programs are incredibly cheap you get the best of best hacking your stuff and submitting fixes for few thousands which for big companies might as well be pennies
like remember they're paying h1b jeets hundreds of thousands per year to pretend to be working or vibecode some retarded broken shit because the big companies have been turned into h1b scam pipelines where jeet HRs recruit their own from india and get kickbacks from the salary, they're looting the companies for millions and millions in salaries

meanwhile some actually mega skilled coder from eastern europ doesnt get paid any salary but only for results and he gets paid few thousand per some critical bug and does more for the company than 10 salaried jeets do for fraction the price

>>107595503
well no shit dumbass. GPL is based on the correct principle that NOT distributing the source along with the binary requires either social or technical hacks or both that do not need to be tolerated. GPL assumes no distinction between source and binary except possible user convenience and distribution pattern. there is no technical difference, they are both "the software" so they by all reason should both be distributed to anyone the software is available to.

NOTHING in GPL prevents you from closed betas, only collabing with a small group, only releasing to a small group of users. and says nothing about keeping secrets. you can keep all the secrets you want. but to whomever you give the software out, DO NOT use slimy tricks against them to restrict their access to only a side-effect of your code (compiled binary). you are doing them a disservice.

>>107596484
any proof?

>>107598251
Trade secrets are a different law entirely. The GPL does not give any rights to trade secrets, because it's a copyright license. If someone is caught leaking trade secrets, then it's a matter for that area of law. Not for copyright.

>>107599728
I wonder how AI researchers can go from one big tech company to another and not leak trade secrets in any way

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>>107599549
Seele Noobai

https://civitai.com/models/1445275?modelVersionId=2281915

>>107600113
Sexo gato

>>107598883
Catbox?

>>107597548
what version of Windows are you using? if you run control panel then go to uninstall a program, is it in there?

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>>107562997
like what is microsofts problem here. they could get so much positive pr if they gave you the option to enable a windows 7 like menu.

>>107598869
I'm perfectly happy spending the 8$ one time for Start11 from stardock. it works great and it supports Everything by voidtools.

>>107597548
Don't install nu-stardock shit

>>107600305
is there an alternative to Fences? been using it forever

>>107597739
69%

>>107597865
WTF!?!?!!?!?

>>107597739
41%

>>107599102
everything you highlight is being saved into a separate clipboard called "primary clipboard"

what's your favorite clipboard manager on linux?

>>107599591
you need to disable that auto app install garbage they introduced with wangblows 10
just use a debloating script

>>107598192
Its a publicly traded company problem; when your only motivation is profit chasing to please investors, you are more prone to make bad business decisions, including going against your own customer base. CEOs work for the board, not the customers. If the company self destructs, the CEO that was faithful to the board gets to pop his golden parachute while the customers get nothing. Avoid publicly traded companies.

>>107598978
xp, vista and 7 all designed with a single core cpu in mind, you can run them on a literal e-waste single core intel atom from 2005 and yet the OS is fully usable and responsive.

>>107599261
Fucking finally
But on the other hand, google will take its place.

>>107598019
have a nice day sir

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>>107600212
thx <3

>>107600218
Based bharati chad

>>107595813
Fuck, your attempts tempt me to write an OpenGL implementation just for fun

>>107600238
Don't be a pussy and write a Vulkan implementation

>>107600258
I imagine a Vulkan implementation to be simpler and more straightforward, OpenGL usually imposes more constraints and requires obscure workarounds. Also Vulkan is common in ML, so would be more esoteric to use OpenGL

>>107597659
>what did you really mean by "They wrote him in Rust btw"?
it was a joke. the venn diagram for people who push rust and who have tranny flags in their profiles is a circle

>Dr.Frankenstein real name Dr. Hirschfeld
>What does any of that have to do
You answered to a message to someone accusing me of being jewish which was ridiculous considering that trannyism is jewish

Do you not read the post you are replying to when you reply?

>>107596788
>Wouldn't it be better to throw out the takeover people instead of allowing them to steal a project with a long history?
I don't know. I have literally no idea how does the internal situation of the Ubuntu team looks like. I based it all on your description since you seem to know quite a lot about it.
If it's possible to revert that takeover and kick out the trannies please do so. Get together with fellow maintainers and do whatever there is to be done to kick out the bad actors.

>>107578466
Best first post.

>>107589524
the hector martin drama is quite something

>>107583771
That's a good point.

>>107589783
Yes

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>>107597989
SDXL models are insanely good for making realistic porn.

AI has always gone far

>>107589783
Feet

>>107589783
Not until it lets me faceplant into her sweaty feet.

>>107600225
I eat underwood deviled ham once a week. I like how it still has only 5 ingredients.

>>107596251
bbq sardines? I always get the plain water cans. No extra sugar or salt is required to make them tolerable

My typical /g/ meal is just bread and eggs, with coffee and water. Simple and sustainable.

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>>107600225
>>107600275
One of them being human glutes.
Serious now, you fuckers have no idea what all the satanic cults are doing behind our back, and the fact that they advertised it as the devils just absolves them of karmic debt.
Same goes with Monster and the HEK-293 cells they put in their ( logo is literally the jewish number 6 Vai times 3. VaiVaiVai 666), amongst many other brands. The eternal enemy has you by the balls

>>107598136
>anglo
>crackers without cheese or butter
stfu, crackers are there to go with cheese after being lightly buttered
and op's "crackers" look like shrivelled up tea towels, definitely would not be serving them to Grandad after Christmas din dins

>>107596347
Light pollution.

>>107596347
So what was it?

>>107596347
There is a USMC base near 29 Palms, could it be some project of theirs?

>>107599830
Could be.

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>>107596347
Oh no, someone stop Vogler!

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>Writing some python stuff
>Accidentally overwrite some variable by reusing a name
>Took ages to figure out
God damn, I didn't realise how much I hate it when languages don't have proper lexical scope and variable shadowing

>>107599690
I spent so long in erlang development that I forgot this could be an issue.

>>107599690
>God damn, I didn't realise how much I hate it when languages don't have proper lexical scope and variable shadowing
Today I remembered once again that in C you can't do:

struct type *x = something();
if (...) {
    struct type2 *x = (struct type2 *) x;
}

Because in C, x on the RHS refers to the x on the LHS, no the x in the outter scope.
This fucking sucks, you can do this in languages with non-retarded name resolution rules.

>>107599750
actually never mind the casting, there are use cases for simply copying a variable

>>107599750
I have written code that'll actually refer to itself in its own declaration, which that'll break.
But also that's niche as fuck and I'll agree that Rust's shadowing (and whatever it copied that from) is generally nicer.

As long as we all agree that python's way is crap.

>>107597302
What alternative to Chromium-based browsers is actually good?

>client side rendering
So... normal rendering? Webshitters I swear.

>>107597302
>this technology is 26 years old
>the library to process it wasn't updated for the last 6 months
>therefore we're removing it :)
Literal mental illness. God forbid not having commits every day in a library that should have been finished decades ago and has absolutely no reason to get updates because, unlike everything else, it actually works, what's that, a feature-complete program??? time to delete it!!!

>>107599455
Fuck off

>>107599533
XSLT was used in a lot of legacy enterprise apps. If your goal is to replace bespoke enterprise tools with half-baked Google trannyware, then advocating for this makes sense.

>>107598233
>what happened to the NCIS lady?
Gravity always wins

>>107598233
that's not her.................

>>107597985
its like the super advanced version of typing 80085 into a calculator

>>107598299
damn lol

>>107598923
Good one.

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>>107598991
>>corpo media player
are you talking out of your ass or what?

>>107598457
>>107599012
The real question is HC vs BE for first place, VLC and mpv are fighting for third place

mpv, obviously, for Anime4k.
>but Anime4k is shit!
You probably just used its presets, which are, indeed, shit. Its individual glsl shaders are extremely useful when used/configured properly, though, as opposed to using the preset configs, which are bad.

>>107592470
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHhUcabwkuw

>>107598986
in that case you don't even need the script, just run yt-dlp and let it fail every 30 sec.