how was 2004 internet, before facebook and youtube? how different was society? were people less lonely and did you live through it?
>>106543548i get the feeling that the good thing about those times was exactly that there were normies, but the internet was not as stupid and centralized as today. good luck finding a 20 year old in a niche forum or xmpp / discord alternatives today that has other interests other than linux and paranoid schizophrenia and isn't a biological man.
>>106539470significantly less retards, that is the primary difference. made most content on the internet fairly well written and not 35 iq regurgitated brain damaged opinionsyou could email microsoft about a bug and they would get back to you and actually fix it search was not context based yet and thus not tuned to answer normie questions, it was index based, and much less censored, you could find some wild and interesting stuff if you knew what to search for.there were many more independent websites and many were entirely uniquenow everything is centralized to just a few social networks and services, and its heavily filtered and controlled, its honestly so fake and gay , i cant even stand to look at it for more than a few minutes at a time.
>>106539470>how was 2004 internetIt was great. At that time I was PKing in the wildy.
>>106539470Yes. Working, dated girls and had penpals via ms messenger and some email exchanges. These days I wouldn't do anything because it's so different and commercial.
>>106541260Same thing as CSS Tables and CSS Flex and CSS Grid and...
What's /g/'s opinion on Nushell?
just fucking learn awk holy shitit's NOT that complicated even if it looks derangedjust open a tutorial and fucking integrate the information. it will solve all this dumb fucking shit you all do with new shells and new file parsing paradigms and shit... the solution already exists.
>>106530472I highly highly doubt this was the inspiration for the name
>>106524638Yes because what we desperately need right now is another shell.
>>106543934The whole point of object-oriented shells is that the data carries the layout and type information with it so you can avoid parsing text like a caveman.
>>106524638>powershell but kebab-case
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>>106541204You could use distrobox instead for packages not provided by your package manager or out of date since its more or less a chroot preconfigured without requiring much user input aside from installing packages and whatever chroot related settings needing to be set.But you should just use flatpak whenever you want or need to, not use flatpak for EVERYTHING. E.g i use flatpak for steam and wine since they're easier to deal with than native packages
>>106544088>I only use stable, time proven DEsXFCE?
>>106541141>using only 15GB of extra space for 100 different applications is too muchI completely agree when it comes to small systems, like sbpcs or cheap handhelds. But on a random person's desktop or laptop worrying about this makes no sense. Less than 2% of people have under 128GB of internal storage and only they would have to worry.>Last time I tried flatpak, some programs would install different "branches" of the same libraries, because one of the programs would update its dependencies pretty quickly, while others didn'tThat's exactly how all software development works and fighting against this was the reason Linux was never a serious desktop OS until recently when flatpaks/appimages took off.If you force developers to update dependencies, or even worse if you offload that work to distro maintainers (assuming the software is open source at all), you just get buggy software or you don't get software at all. Not to mention sometimes people explicitly want to run abandonware or infrequently updated software. And by the way, almost all proprietary software bundles dependencies into it's binaries. So unless you're a total freetard control freak, you're going to get "bloat" no matter what.Flathub at least tries to fix this issue by forcing developers to use runtimes no older than one or two versions behind the latest.>>106544489From my (very limited) testing, software running inside distrobox performs slightly worse than flatpak.
is CLion botnet?
question: do i need to restart openssh-server or other server packages after a sudo apt-get upgrade?
What do we think about it
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Updoot now!
>>106543638elaborate
Testing replies
>>106542972I will keep using Safari with 4chan-xt.
Uprooting right away
>>106544649redpill me on 4chan-xt, how is it better then 4chanX?
>Clover X, Violentmonkey, uBlock, and all of the good extensions permanently gone, no alternative to re-enable themWelp, after 15 years they finally lost me. What browser should I move to?
>>106543958>Im using it right nowhow?
>>106543958Are you going to tell us how or what
>>106544169he has to drag and drop it each time the browser restarts, i wanted to ask first to confirm but hes not admitting it so it must be that*deep breath*>>106543827HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHAHHAH
>>106544178tried that earlier, but getting an error that the extension is using an unsupported manifest version
>>106543841>Ublock origin liteMuch better than the adguard extension too.
Is it true that I can cheat death if I buy an Apple Watch, particularly the Ultra 3 model?>https://www.theverge.com/23875558/apple-watch-iphone-ads-emergency-sos-satellite-connectivity
>>106543663My boss's doctor told him he wouldn't put him on hesrt medications if he purchased an Apple Watch because it would warn him of atrial fibrillation.I know it's just an anecdote, but you can read into that what you want. Maybe there is some kickback or incentive for them to recommend it.
>>106543764>Maybe there is some kickback or incentive for them to recommend it.The medications you mean
>>106543950No
I'm not getting an apple watch. I have a Rolex and I do fitness tracking with a RingConn
>>106543663Didn't get the jab. Nothing to worry about.
Are you performative?
>>106544051>Tr*kGet those fucking poors off my screen.
What would a non-performative female look like?
>>106544079It means not being a trend chaser and instead focus on fuctionality
>>106544051wtf does this mean? boring / milquetoast? I understand less the longer I look at it
>>106544051This same bitch gets the ick when seeing a green bubble. Never listen to women's opinions.
How do we take down this evil?
>>106544623>artistsautists, of course. Artists are firmly part of the normiesphere and addicted to social media
>>106543909Use their real logo next time
>>106543909Mitigate them and block their IPs at the firewall level. Your posting on a cloudflared site BTW.
You must be autistic as fuck to care about this shit. I'm a sperg and it doesn't bother me at all; click and one fucking second it's gone. >OH NO I HAD TO WAIT A FUCKING SECOND.
>>106544634
/lmg/ - a general dedicated to the discussion and development of local language models.Previous threads: >>106528960 & >>106522347►News>(09/09) K2 Think (no relation) 32B released: https://hf.co/LLM360/K2-Think>(09/08) OneCAT-3B, unified multimodal decoder-only model released: https://onecat-ai.github.io>(09/08) IndexTTS2 released: https://hf.co/IndexTeam/IndexTTS-2>(09/05) Klear-46B-A2.5B released: https://hf.co/collections/Kwai-Klear/klear10-68ba61398a0a4eb392ec6ab1>(09/04) Kimi K2 update for agentic coding and 256K context: https://hf.co/moonshotai/Kimi-K2-Instruct-0905►News Archive: https://rentry.org/lmg-news-archive►Glossary: https://rentry.org/lmg-glossary►Links: https://rentry.org/LocalModelsLinks►Official /lmg/ card: https://files.catbox.moe/cbclyf.pngComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106544469bump
>>106544469man either I do not know what I'm doing or silly is shit. I posted the code and it displayed it like it was on a website, just text, no coding...
>>106544702I can tell that you don't know what you're doing just based on your incomprehensible description of the problem.
>>106544702why are you using silly for serious? Just use kobold corpo ui it made for that
>>106544719It sounds like his input and/or output contains elements that get interpreted as e.g. markup by either his browser or ST.
>Be me in 2008>Buy new monitor>16:9, 1080p, 60Hz, IPS>It's good>ffw to 2025>Monitor still works>Most YouTube videos are still 16:9>Most YouTube videos are still 1080p>Most YouTube videos are still 60fps or less>1440p and 4K monitors make you using DPI scaling to be legible, so you don't actually end up getting more screen real estate>All you get with DPI scaling is blown up and blurry bitmapsWhat's the use case for getting rid of my 20~ yo monitor?>inb4 you're just poorNot if I bought this monitor new when it came out.
>>106543875why would you get tn over ips you can get high refesh rate ips monitors cheap https://www.amazon.co.uk/iiyama-G2470HSU-B1-23-8-1920x1080-165Hz-1H1DP/dp/B08ND5KTY4?th=1
>>106543594>posted from New Delhi, India
>>106544283Again, I bought this monitor new when it was new, along with a first-gen i7 and GTX 260.
>>106544233I've got mine for 138 bucks shipped. Now they might be cheaper, or discontinued and replaced with a newer, more expensive model.
>>106544361Mine was for 99€ flat.Works like a charm. I'm just glad I didn't choose the touchscreen one,Useful in some cases, but not worth the gap.
I wrote a software license based on the NAP.NoAP license v0.1 {Use of this code for anything is permitted unless it violates the Non-Aggression Principal software license (NoAP), as defined below: 0) The licensed code shall not be used to harm or threaten another human and/or animal, or their property. 1) Violation of this software license shall void the violating entity's software being protected under the NAP software license. 2) Changing a NoAP licensed code's license is considered harm, unless consensual with the author.}Essentially, it means, you abide by the NAP, or people can legally hack you and steal your code.Thoughts?
>>106540391That's practically a toddler you sick fucks.
>>106540267that's a child.
>>106540391>She's almost 30seconds away from getting raped by me
>>106541128Don't talk about my wife like that, incel
>>106540267never blur anything ever again.
Do you follow the 14kB rule?>Free beginner resources to get started with HTML, CSS and JShttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - MDN is your friend for web dev 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.
i don't get how to use FF profiler, it seems complex interface, and i don't know what i really need to look for on the data it shows me.last day i opened lighthouse, since it provides direct diagnostics
>>106544071This thread has a better OP than the previous thread. Good work.>Do you follow the 14kB rule?No of course I don't. Pic related.
>>106544364second AAAAAND second56kb modems are not to be considered
>>106544562>56kb modems are not to be consideredIndeed. A lot of web pages that people visit these days will download a few megabytes of stuff - JS, fonts, images, whatever. As long as it loads fairly quickly then it's fine.
>"hurr durr, Rust is not hard at all and I never had problems fighting the borrow checker!">*uses RefCell*I am so fucking sick of this
>>106543796Nice cherrypicking then, and you never explained why your data is different from the website.
>colorful shelloot, but isn't gnomedev hate that shit
>>106543846And not all SAFETY comments are checked, and considering the UB in the Rust standard library >>106542596, they might do more harm than good in some cases if they lure developers into a false sense of security. And unsafe Rust is harder than C++, in part due to the no aliasing requirement.
>>106532519GNOME Builder
Windows 11 + Linux Mint VM.
