>>107691834
Now go and get a screenshot of a normal distro instead of whatever Fedora crap you pulled that from.

>>107694822
Ah, never mind I see it says Ubuntu. They don't even ship GNOME Software anymore and haven't done for years.

>>107689794
why are you rebooting in the first place?

>>107689887
I have a linux box right here that didn't update in two years and i don't feel the update it.
On another box i skipped updates for also two years, then though "yeah, i guess i update today" and did it and it just works.

Updating on Linux is a complete non-issue.
It only becomes risky if you are on a bleeding edge rolling release distro, since you do not have any stable point in time.
But if you chose such a distro, you know what you are in for.

>>107691834
Kek retard

>>107695108
>Only if you analyze aim patterns
vacnet will win...

>>107695085
Yeah, some youtubers have done this already with mediocre success.

>>107695113
Two more weeks. In valve time, that should be roughly two decades. I think the chinks will beat them to it

community servers solve this (and tournament admins that actually do their job)

nerds try to create technical solutions for social problems

>>107694561
VM detection is trivial.

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>>107694580
>>107694631
Nice faces

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>>107694779
ty

>>107695168
Just assume it's autism.
Most decisions in the last 30+ years can be explained just by that, and no, I'm not joking.

>>107695168
It's just standardizing the behavior that compiler implementors have already agreed on without changing the specification of NULL which doesn't require it to be cast to void*

>>107695191
>AI Overview
>Autistic individuals often have a strong need for rules, order, and routine because these
provide predictability, reduce anxiety, and offer a sense of control in a world that can feel chaotic.

Cniles, especially the Troonix kind, are very good programmers, that's why SIGPIPE exists.

>>107695052
>overloading
You can use _Generic I guess?

>>107691606
Where are the bar icons from?

>>107694773
>font rendering and size
wouldn't know where to start/don't see anything wrong with the current setup

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>>107695100
BASED
CHECKED
& WIZARD
PILLED
melikes

>>107694773
>getting xfce-winxp-tc to werk and look good, should i bite the bullet?
If you get stuck, I won't moan if you open an issue. :p

These are the consequences of the recommendations

Improves the ranking or something. Contents farms are doing this shit so now legit sites gotta follow suit otherwise they'll be buried themselves.
Burn, torture and behead all SEOniggers

>>107694884
you're welcome

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Sex with code janny....

>>107686752
This. At least make it an option. Adding more steps to do anything is gay and retarded

>>107686738
Still can't post on android 9 nor can I save pictures with the beta.
I can still post with android 16 on Kuroba-Ex Beta 1.3.35.9 easily.

Testing

>>107689052
Imagine if influential people in 1925 were saying "Go Away Sliced Bread!"

I swear Luddites will bring back a new Dark Age.

>>107693833
Then what is he complaining about? What are all these youtubers and streamers complaining about when they visit their homepages and it's full of nothing but slop, streams and shorts?

If you have the algorithm so curated it shows you only exactly what you want congrats, that takes a lot of work and youtube finally has a box for you to keep you content while its 2.5 billion others are fed the slop and shorts. I don't even use youtube, just freetube because the main site is such a dumpster fire now.

Youtube can come out at any time and stop all this slop being uploaded. They never will. Is it chicken and egg? Who is to blame the slop servers or the slop watchers? Even if people are mad at youtube all the other platforms are way worse. What Facebook is doing is insane, it gets to slide since people only say boomers are using it and fuck me if youtube decides to go balls deep in the direct that facebook has we are all fucked

>>107689052
It's about corporate AI.
Why would you lie OP? :(

>>107689052
AI is cool as long as it's local. Any 'cloud' computing is a cancer that's only made to own you and make you pay for it.

>>107689052
If that fag is against it, it makes me inclined to be for it.

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>another bloated LoRD trump
make it stop

I wish you could have private collages on RED nobody can view but oneself

>>107695106
LoRD should be blacklisted on any reputable tracker for doing dogshit HDR to SDR encodes

>>107695210
>for doing dogshit HDR to SDR encodes
Can you name one? Are those even allowed on reputable trackers?

>>107695233
every LoRD encode tagged as UHD, e.g. apocalypse now

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>>107694526
Yes

>>107694526
Yes
It's over
Billions must transition (to Linux kernel)

>>107694459
they'd probably write a compatibility layer for syscalls like freebsd does for linux drivers. but it's an obvious fake post

>>107694828
That's basically what WSL 1 and 2 already are, 1 more than 2.

>>107694388
This will happen in the long run. Microsoft don't believe in their own product and sooner or later lazy devs will convince them to give in to unixslop

>>107691516
>We
You do not speak for everyone, faggot. There is no "we."

>>107686167
>>107674322
>>107688252
>>107693072
>>107687096
>>107686942
XD

>>107689238
>Most people don't want either.

Speak for yourself.

>>107693245
You ignored the keyword "excessive". If you're an overbearing parent, your child will grow up to resent you.

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>>107694489
The thing is, what artist has actually been replaced though.
In fact in the US at least blue collar jobs are also falling off

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I wrote the wrapper. What I've shared requires mpv, viu, fd, fzf, ripgrep, nvimpager, as well as zsh for the global aliases and fzf plugin.

>>107694841
>zsh scripting
ewww

>>107694841
fzf_preview_wrapper

#!/bin/env bash

# place the following in your shell environment
# export FZF_MPV_PIDFILE="${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/fzf_mpv_preview.pid"

# Base from environment variable, fallback to default
BASE_PIDFILE="${FZF_MPV_PIDFILE:-${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}/fzf_mpv_preview}"

# Dynamic per-instance PID file ($$ is the PID of this script invocation)
PIDFILE="${BASE_PIDFILE}_$$.pid"

# Ensure cache directory exists
mkdir -p "$(dirname "$BASE_PIDFILE")"

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>>107693406
what's clunky and annoying about it?

>>107694849
I only use zsh for my interactive environment. All of my zsh scripts are invoked with -i, and in some way, shape, form, or another, pipe a command into 'source /dev/stdin'

>>107658781
>Ion Storm
We will never get something like that again.

>>107680977
It's supposed to be easier because you can decouple state code naturally so you never end up with a huge blob of code handling all states.
From my experience, FSM in games like that don't work out at all because you will inevitably run into some of these issues:
>i need 2 or more states at once
>state A needs to access data from state B
>should I split state C into substates?
>should I subclass states?
>should I extract common logic/data back to the entity class?

I prefer switch statements with a couple of functions:
>one to set the next state
>one to update current state based on next state, and also execute any special logic based on current state and next state

>>107666702
>and just like my word is more important than yours
If you have to try to assert this, your word is less important than he log that leaves our anuses during a crackling shitting.

>>107680513
>>107681020
This is why I just keep working on engine systems and procrastinate on art.

>>107691769
doing gamedev for a living as a programmer is the most retarded decision you could make. do literally anything else.

>>107694148
When someone else has something you want but you can't get it yourself, that's poor, right? Like yeah I make a good living and have a house and can eat my way to obesity, but because there are rich folks with much more than me, I'm pooooor. So much poverty in this country, just terrible, the worst.

>>107668789
Flieg bitte in dein Lieblingsland und wünsch Deutschland von dort aus das Versagen. Wo könnte das denn sein.. hm. Keine Ahnung, nirgendwo ist es geiler als hier.
Bin ich froh dass ich hier lebe - und du bald nicht mehr.

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>>107668549
>>107668576
>Europe is on the decline
It's worse. There was nothing to decline from to begin with
>and can't make anything good
there are levels to this. pic related.

>>107668549
Yurope is literally superior to muttistan in some respects if that's what you're trying to imply. Muh freedom and already being wealthy is literally the only reason to live in Muttistan. Otherwise you're better off being in Yurope.

>europe makes a machine and sells it to chinks for a million dollars
>chinks use the machine to make chips for americans for a billion dollars
>americans sell the chips for a trillion dollars

>>107693481
Totally delusional. Intel RISC and Itanium got waxed by POWER and SPARC not x86. POWER held on to the performance crown for years after IBM lost fab dominance.
>RISC allows incompetent people to design computers
Yeah maybe don't take comp arch from someone suffering hallucinations and psychotic episodes.

>>107676454
>>107676623
I looked up RISC on wikipedia. I get what it is, but what's the point?

>>107693547
but it's still magnitudes less insanely complicated than modern CISC, aside from maybe ARM which is RISC in name only these days

>>107694464
The idea was to save silicon area by simpligying everything, simplifying the instruction decoding to make the pipeline faster, avoid microcode to make it work. That was the idea.
Then reality set in:
- silicon area was ample since linewidth went from 20 um to 5 nm
- fast pipelines waas achievable using uOPS in the microarchitecture and uOPS caches
- microcode could be made with microcode compilers (even spreadsheets)

>>107692093
>A good fab line is generally available, just call TSMC.
/g/ fabs a RISC-V chip project starting in 2026...?
heh