>>107628221
Running every day. k3s running multiple websites, home assistant, DNSCrypt and pihole.

>>107630801
>with the wayback machine's weather channel elevator music archive.

Lol what? For real?

That's a level of autism I've never witnessed before.

>>107628221
i run minecraft server on it

>>107628221

never buyed one anon
i have bookmark somewhere for 400, 500, 500+

>>107630705
>>107630784
>>107630801
see this is the stuff that make it worth that i still browse this board

>>107622146
Being transphobic is not "based".

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>>107627786
I'm still waiting for a good, native implementation of vertical tabs. Edge is okish, but the sidebar is too slow. All the other implementations I've seen are garbage.
Thank God for Tree Style Tab + userChrome.css.

>>107627067
they're being shilled non-stop on orange leddit

>>107623860
it's an eternal sharingan

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>>107632397
It is though

What the fuck is this captcha holy shit

>>107634479
I hope it does every week

Any browser script that let you view and pick all the captchas like KurobaEx does? The slider is fucking annoying

>>107634116
There is, just not the awful Kuroba Ex design. What you can't replicate exactly?

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Testing

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Chance dev just said in his internal board that he will post an update for the empty square captcha later today.

KurobaEx cucks lose again.

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>>107634742
Try.

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>>107634721
That's why you use zfs.

>>107634775
Hey you stop that. That's the image I was going to use for the next op.

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>>107634791
You can still do that.

>>107634696
>Your drives can be giving you bad data
could you post an example

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>>107634080
>>107634324
>>107634923
Using free software and complaining about trannies is like eating and complaining about farmers.

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>>107634923

>I got the ick and can't judge a product for what it is

>>107634993
You will never be associated with open source.

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>>107634923
>anime instantly filters normalfags
That's the point.

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>>107634878
The radar.

>>107634903
Are you ok

>>107634926
Is anyone, really?

>>107634932
Yeah

>>107634833
If you're a James Bond it tracks Faberge eggs.

If not, it shows seconds. In timer mode it counts down seconds while inner circle counts down minutes, both blink like an explosion on beep.

>>107633517
because they cant stop fucking with it, mate and icewm havent been developed in forever and are by far the most stable desktops

>>107622008
This.
Loonix is not easier to use, there's a shitton of use cases where winshit makes life much, much easier (e.g. printing), but the penguin has enough perks that it's *worth* using over windows.
You're basically choosing between malware pretending to be an OS that is absurdly unoptimized, BUT most software just works without jumping through extra hoops.
And an actual OS that doesn't need terabytes of ram and hundreds of cores to run, but with far less software and many things require more knowledge and time to do.

>>107634549
>winshit makes life much, much easier (e.g. printing),
lol

lmao

printing is one thing i have never seen being worse in linux as in windows

>>107634796
anon can't get CUPS working, holy kek

>>107634925
idk how, i first tried linux in 2004 and got it working with my lexmark z31 parallel printer easier than it was to find driver for it for windows xp, and i've never had an issue since either. on windows i'd have the occasional issue that just made no sense, but linux? it has always worked

I upgraded my x220’s ram and SSD. I want to get an IPS screen. Any legit sources or do I need to gamble with eBay?

>>107632865
used t/p14 gen 2 (g1 also fine), consider the 16" T/P series from the same era as well.

do not be cheap and buy an e-series of that era as they are shit on some many regards and the (usually single) type c port tends to break very easily.

>>107619175
Sounds to me like it's thermal throttling. Change the thermal paste and clean the fan. If it still throttles, disable the boost clock on the CPU. You MIGHT be able to do that in bios, but chances are you'll have to do it in your OS. You might even have to use coolercontrol or msi afterburner to set a custom fan profile.

>>107632069
AMD plays nicer with Linux

>>107634319
>browse interwebz
>watch movies 1080p laying down
>host a GTNH minecraft server
>playing visual novels
just off the top of my head also >>107634521
you've been memed by intcel and ayymd to needlessly upgrade, lil' bro

>>107633241
The only reason anyone'd still be using Adobeslop is because they pirated it and they're too lazy to uninstall it, or the worst case scenario they're milking cows
Fact of the matter is no Adobe platform is better than its open source opponents. None. Because Adobe is pure bloatware with tons of useless shit and missing tools which should be bare fucking minimum. Each temp file takes up dozens of GBs when in other programs they barely take one. And this is just me talking about the programs themselves, not the complete scam of a subscription service offered or Adobe's constant bad choices or AI shit forced onto users

>>107633241
Blender.

I want to put in .ass support into davinci but their plugin documentation is so ass.

>>107634364
creators tend to work in teams.
that's where adobe's power lies, easy sharable projects. if you supply work files using some obscure opensource app, with gimped 'compatible' output, you won't get hired again.

figma took a huge bite from adobe.
video editing has always been fragmented between avid, final cut, premiere and resolve.
haven't seen any good after effects alternative.

>>107634948
>easy sharable projects
No. What you mean to say is that Adobe bought itself a huge share of the industry through being the only option for decades (because back in the day there were less programmers and Adobe bought out any competition), and as such now every big company uses Adobe which purposefully makes its files as incompatible and inconvenient as possible in order to force people to use their proprietary trash between work and home, and since a large chunk of the populace is retarded they won't go through easy pirating and will invest in their shitty scams.
Hence it isn't "easy sharable projects", it's Adobe simply owning the industry through driving others out of business. And if a company forces me to invest in an Adobe app at home I'd rather find another job.

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we come from the land down under

BUWU BUWU

Where women glow and men plunder

BUWU BUWU

Canya canya hear the thunder?

https://inv.nadeko.net/search?q=Luude+%26+Colin+Hay++down+under

>>107629923
so wake up mr stallman; wake up and smell the ashes

>>107629923
What if that man believes to be a woman?

Sorry SHITllenial, no one understands these archaic references anymore. Your time is passed, you’ll never vote for Obama again.

>>107634790
I’m pretty sure Hater’s Garage was born after 2002 and he does that gman voice so much I can’t hear it with thinking of his channel
https://youtu.be/aw7-Sm18oL0

>>107634115
If you dont wanna use an engine then yeah raylib is good. I would argue for C over C++ since OOP is booty cheeks.
Are you new to making games? New to programming?

>>107634916
godot wasn't enough for me because of the performance of gdscript, and I'm not learning c#. If i'm going to have to write c, might as well do it without the bloat

>>107634916
C is ass for gamedev though. all it would need to be perfect is operator overloading

>>107634336
Mind sharing?

>>107634345
Not in the current state.

>>107634223
I just had one with 2 blanks and others had 0... it didn't win...

>>107634842
Oh. I was being retarded on purpose.
Read the text before to find out what it wants.
Most of the time it just wants the one with the most empty blocks.

>>107634951
>most
There are other cases?

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>>107634289
Janet is great.
This tilling WM for Windows is written in Janet btw
https://github.com/agent-kilo/jwno
New release just dropped
https://github.com/agent-kilo/jwno/releases/tag/v0.9.16

>>107582744
>Common Lisp
>Is there a way to automate these steps?

;; lang: lisp
;; [2025-12-22 Mon 08:01] run startup.lisp automatically if it exists
(defun sly-run-startup ()
  "Run startup.lisp in sly."
  (interactive)
  (if-let* ((root       (project-root (project-current)))
            (parts      (split-string root "/"))
            (name       (nth (- (length parts) 2) parts))
            (startup    (concat (project-root (project-current)) "startup.lisp"))
            (exists?    (file-exists-p startup))
            (connected? (sly-connected-p)))
      (progn

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>>107634715
One constraint is that the executable content of startup.lisp has to be one expression for it to work with sly-mrepl-sync. You might have to wrap your startup code in a progn or let*.

>>107634715
Looking back at my old post, I realized I went beyond my original requirements. However, I've wanted this kind of project initialization too.

>>107634715
who tf writes lisp at 8AM on a monday

>>107631927
you without property

What are you going to do about it?
Stop buying these products and start protesting/writing to lawmakers instead of laying on your belly like a bitch. If nobody does anything it will only get worse. Stop buying new products every year and actually buy the skews that have what you need anon. We get to decide if we don't behave like defeated cattle.

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>>107631927
>be a /g/ unemployed
>found a job as an AI programmer
>bring your own RAM policy

>>107631927
people without computers

>>107634971
People are already without computers.