>>108504148
>use some weird fucking hypervisor hacks that overrides all system security to run this video game you downloaded off the internet
Yeah I'm sure there's zero safety issues with that.

>>108509511
gaymers are not known to be competent at tech. that's why they parrot what their favorite gaymen authority says, who himself is not any more competent at tech but is uniquely willing to speak out of his ass about it

>>108503965
No modern game is worth pirating tho, why waste their time. Just help keep old games alive with piracy like GOG does.

>requires even more invasive ring access than denuvo itself
>doesn't work on GNU/Linux
No thanks

>>108514775
why are zoomies so scared about bare metal access, why do they need a hundred layers of abstraction + security and policy mechanisms over everything?
they'd get a panic attack over int16h or poke commands

>>108514481
I'd take XP, add modern hardware support to it and called it 11.

>>108514481
>right click
>uninstall

>>108514481
Microslop to hire actual testers and dont allow updates to go public until after 6 months of testing

take all the things that changed from windows 7 and revert them
except explorer tabs

>>108514481
stop releasing BETA unfinished slop and relying on the public to test it.
stop releasing the same old OS, giving it a paintjob and calling it new.

you've been making Windows for 40 years now give us the actual finished product

>>108514273
its to everyones benefit tho
thats how open source works

>itsuhh very slowwe
>let's rewrite it in an even slower language!
?

>>108512926
99.99% of the complexity of yt-dip is overcoming anti-downloading measures that YouTube constantly updates against them. Why do you think it has js shit in it? For fun? It's because they have to literally run blackbox Google JavaScript to generate challenge responses in order to access the good quality download versions. You'd better hope they manage to get SABR working before Google forces that too.

>>108511675
>reddit screencap
Didn't read. You.

>>108512681
there is some kernel proc file you can write into to clear disk cache. excellent for cold start benchmarks

echo 3 | sudo tee /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches

>drop_caches
>
>Writing to this will cause the kernel to drop clean caches, as well as
>reclaimable slab objects like dentries and inodes. Once dropped, their
>memory becomes free.
>
>To free pagecache:
> echo 1 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches
>To free reclaimable slab objects (includes dentries and inodes):

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>>108514416
Thanks anon I appreciate your help and advice

>>108514253
>>108514276
Thanks, will try this!

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Is there such a thing as a ethernet port tester?
there's a house where there's a bunch of ethernet ports in the modem/router room but they're unmarked, so idk which connect to where.

If there was a device I could plug into a port in a room, then swap through the modem room plugs and it pings me when both ends are connected...
I did this with 2 laptops before but it was a chore and very slow

>>108514605
yes, they're very easy to make and I made one in my EE class (soldering practice class). they're two boxes, one with a 9v battery and it tests the pairs and lights up

>>108514605
If you search for 'ethernet cable tester' they should come right up anywhere. Just connect a piece of cable to each end and it becomes a wall port tester. Should be available any place that sells network gear or home improvement stuff.

>>108513970
now that's some real scriptkiddie shit

>>108509745
SBC hobby? SBCs were created for thin clients. What the fuck even is a SBC hobby?

What does "hobby" even mean at this point?

>>108509745
The Pi boards got expensive but they were kind of crappy anyways.
-> No Schematics
-> No open firmware
-> Full of binary blobs
There are A LOT of open hardware SBCs still super cheap. God damn I hate these baiting youtubers.

>>108514750
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/raspberry-pi.html#schematics-and-mechanical-drawings

>>108514587
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/phc6tc712cxnbvkam9vkd/APQ0zYrg5WPNWdhz_JocoLw?rlkey=kdxpvfmstoweghmqw1wpou9nc&st=fwl7huyf&dl=0

Alright. have fun. I didn't make the house clean for company or anything, Just sort of threw it all in there not including pre-made libraries and empty files.
just try to keep it relevant to the issue at hand. I know I'm not doing everything perfectly.

>>108514659
Your mesh SetTexture function takes a texture and not a texture pointer
When you pass a texture into it that texture is being copied every time
That's the only potential issue I can see

>>108514715
I saw that too. I took care of it by having the default constructor not do anything related to OpenGL. If the blank texture isn't already made, it'll create it.
Commenting out the line in Character.cpp that sets the texture to the model doesn't change anything.

let me know if you find anything else.

>>108514732
try using RenderDoc and you can see every OpenGL command issued and every resource allocated

>>108514749
I got it installed, but I can't really figure out how it's supposed to work.
but also for some reason, when I launch through it, the program just doesn't do the crash.

>>108510985
the ball is evil and will destroy your wrist

>>108510985
a vacuum would require a hose smaller than the ball in the joint so the ball joint would be pretty big compared to two normal hinges carrying a hose which would still offer the necessary two degrees of freedom. if you need a third axis a flexible hose in a bearing is still better than stuffing a hose in a big ball (for a vacuum you dont need true 360 deg freedom along the shaft but even then you can seal bearings to be air tight enough pretty trivially in terms of design, though the cost might be a little high for a shitty domestic vacuum)

and it looks double hinged to me so its probably fine to use as is but still saves weight and is relatively easy to assemble and marginally serviceable once delivered to the consoomer so im not really seeing an issue with the device in the op

yet again software "engineers" prove that they are not good at engineering, let alone even understand the physical world around them at all

>>108513995
he lives alone
and remains on the hunt for a vacuumwife

>>108513995
How do you know this person identifies as a man?

>>108510985
Because with a balljoint it would be impossible to keep an open airpath for significant range of rotation. So you use multiple 1D rotations in line.

>>108514624
so are your jokes

>>108514684
>zoomers don't know about good old analog visual effects trickery
Just have a huge blower off screen, right beside that one.

The hand at the beginning is pretty, I'd like to kiss it

>>108514733
you don't even need to do any of that to achieve the effect of raking a bunch of leaves, dumping the pile on a car or a porch, and then using a mildly powerful fan to immediately blow them back off
It will not work nearly as well on real shit that has been rained on and actually stuck

>>108514599
I cant fill my cars AC with those

>>108514648
And put her in a kitchen and give her a marriage ring

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>j*b
I will never pay a cent in taxes ever again

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>>108514648
>>108514672

>>108514678
Oh so you ARE underage

>>108514502
What even is this? Does Kimi have an image gen?

>>108509317
The one in which sweeping complexity under the rug doesn't actually reduce complexity.

>>108507474
yes I was mostly talking about idiomatic code in those languages, I know go is a bit more transparent about how your memory is actually used (by allowing pointers) and in the last decade I know C# has added much more control and tools to handle how things are actually allocated, but:

a) almost no one takes advantage of these things
b) the added complexity just makes me think why bother? just use C/C++

>while most C++/Rust programmers mess this up, leading to up to 10x slowdowns
I agree, especially in Rust code that I've seen this is a big mess.

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>>108507474
> 10x slowdowns
…or more

>>108507086
can confirm, I already hit against this in this turd of a compiler in a basic todo app. the language itself is neat though

>>108514693
how is this even possible?

>>108508328
>>108501712
>>108498352
i have a bunch of futanari images and a lot of futanari. I just keep it locked in my computer room they don't have access too. If they do want a room tour I just put them away.

>>108501821
lmao i'm fucking 40 with futanari figures near my computer and on my computer. I do >>108514094

>>108497718
I have my own place, don't have any friends and I don't talk to my family lol

>>108497718
I've got a swimsuit character in my PC and everyone just thinks it's funny

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Got something new this year

>>108513568
aside from cherry mx blues

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you're telling me a shrimp silenced these switches?

>>108513572
each and every one

>>108511663
homeless and built for inserting... just like me...

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Found this old thing in a room at work along with other shit from the 90's. Took it home and cleaned it up. Has a fantastic feel to it, good solid keyboard with some weight to it. Feels like I could kill someone with it. The keys are fantastic as well, feels like I'm back in the public library I used to frequent when I was like 6 or 7.

Do you have to buy chinkshit PS/2 to USB adapters, or do better solutions exist nowadays?

>>108507866
>>108508178
Why not just write the 2fa secret in some paper if you care so much about it

Aegis asked keepasXC are all you'll need

>>108507866
Just get a Graphene OS capable phone

>>108508139
>Google account
>implying

>>108507866
Just backup your TOTP tokens. Holy fuck.

>>108514209
>>>/v/

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>>108514209
>set to 8k on my 1440p monitor

>>108514042
Damn. Not even one (1) result?
I guess even I don't exist.

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>>108511864
List has ascending and descending sorts now, and reverse, insert, delete and append. I also made a Printer for Lists. I might make an Iterator for Lists.

>>108511864
... how does this help utilizing kernel calls?
>it doesn't
So you're just autistic?

>>108513397
That's a weird book, it starts out like a beginner introduction to C but it immediately starts explaining things in terms you wouldn't understand unless you're already familiar with modern-ish C.

>>108514042
I'm sure pair programming enthusiasts have their exclusive forums too