>>107738774
I just play everything through steam or retroarch, no different to windows

>>107738847
have you not been checking? >>107725279 (me) has a section dedicated to game icons. my approach is similar to >>107738847’s, minus the retroarch part.

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pufferfish wit da big ass lip

>>107725024
how did you get that top bar, looks clean af

>>107738273

I got into programming by making retarded mods in minecraft, this shit language was my first love

>>107739569
See chud, I know perfectly well that this was possible. But if you take off your incel-tinted glasses you would see how atrocious the syntax is, especially in SFINAE. Not to mention, C++ doesn't have interfaces, so you have to use multiple inheritance which is also a recipe for disaster

>>107739554
that is not even remotely difficult or hard to do in plain C and probably even easier in sepples

typedef enum {
    SomeMathObjectKind,
    OtherMathObjectKind,
} MATHEMATICAL_OBJECT_KIND;

typedef struct {
    MATHEMATICAL_OBJECT_KIND Kind;
    // put other common properties here

    union {
        SOME_MATHEMATICAL_OBJECT Some;
        OTHER_MATHEMATICAL_OBJECT Other;
    } As;

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>>107739302
Java developers are the actual problem, not the language. They decided to create such stupid fucking patterns that makes starting at a company that uses Java a fucking pain in the ass, because you have to go through so many layers of abstractions, so many factory patterns, so many mappers just to get a sense of what a single endpoint is supposed to do.
Modern Java solves some boilerplate issues, improves the thread implementation, but Java was never the real problem, it was the people that for job security decided to make the implementations needlessly complicated. The JVM is also a huge memory hog, which in a world of containers is a downside.

>>107739600
Quit moving the goalposts. Type constraints are possible in C++ in syntax only marginally less elegant than Java. And no one in C++ likes SFINAE.

// Java
class Processor<T extends MyClass> {
    void process(T value) {
        value.doSomething();
    }
}

// C++
template <typename T>
concept ExtendsMyClass = is_base_of_v<T, MyClass>;

template <ExtendsMyClass T>
class Processor {

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nobody give dimmeh no monneh for pickimebia

>Can watch nearly every video ever made
>Won't even watch the ads that make it possible or pay a small fee to remove them.

Why are ublock cucks like this?

Apple Music for me

>>107734243
You can't really buy privacy

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>>107737914
>>107738987
Spotify recommendations suck ass , sometimes they can be decent but too often it just feels like the algorithm ia pushing you in a specific direction and it just doesn't feel good/natural at all

>>107734173
You cared enough to reply

>>107739458
Also I need throttlestop and afterburner so my t480 doesn't go above 70°C and throttle

>>107739387
Night of Revenge for me,
It always became laggy during boss fights in windows mean in linux, it's crystal clear smooth
Also I can get more out of my integrated graphics on linux than on windows. Well I used to use windows 10, no idea how it would have been on w11

>>107739513
meanwhile*

>>107739417
Tried it, works okay after installing NoCD.

you hear that? it's the sound of thousands of jeetware shills sinking in the lake of fire, it's time to enjoy the relaxing sound

>>107739040
Really? People selling snake oil hate a project that refuses to leave users at risk of exploitation by holding off on pushing security updates? I'm shocked!

Everyone "roasting" us in the comments is parroting the same things. Which consist of;
>repeating Linus's old email about everyone involved in the project being a "masturbating monkey"
>crying that we've somehow broken the Rust language (which we don't use anywhere in base system) which itself has been proven to be snake oil multiple times
>"These mitigations are stupid and useless" followed by "actually these mitigations were implemented elsewhere first" without any proof of course
>quotes from random "rockstars" on twitter that are famous for claiming to exploit gaming consoles and phones. Which they never publish of course because they always report them privately to vendors first instead of dumping them like everyone did in the 90s

Half those quotes are just the author stroking his own cock because someone else re-tweeted his original tweet.

Are you seriously trying to argue that Red Hat, Microsoft, Apple and grsecurity are people that should be trusted or respected? These are the same people that laughed when we disabled hyperthreading for good reason. They're the same people willfully cooperating with the likes of the NSA when it comes to selling consumers CPUs with known back doors in them. All for "national security" purposes of course.

I don't care what some spook cock sucker presented at a spook con. He's a liar.


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>>107739140
>People selling snake oil
they supposedly lead the linux (and other OSes) security front by implementing ASLR and couple other mitigations first. Im not saying PaX/Grsecurity doesnt sell snake oil but they sure do understand about exploits and mitigations
>refuses to leave users at risk
good faith isnt enough to develop a sound project
>Everyone "roasting" us in the comments
I didnt even read the comments, it might just be one thing that openbsd is in the right
>Are you seriously trying to argue that Red Hat, Microsoft, Apple and grsecurity are people that should be trusted or respected
I didnt say I trust them
>Since the kernels you're attempting to run them on can't do half of the stuff the OpenBSD kernel can
eh?
>You're shipping sudo and systemd then trying to lecture other people about security? Really?
I almost never used those two in my systems and I do not even use barebones linux on my pc. you should stop treating security like it's about which team is the best.
btw im not even meaning I wont ever use openbsd again because I have inconclusive opinion on it. maybe it's the only non-honeypot OS despite lacking in technicalities and essentially being a multimillion LoC ordinary OS kernel with huge attack surface / so many things that can go wrong. give me formally verified EAL7 kernel with per app virtualization.

Still no journaling FS support? Toy OS for VM larpers.

>>107739040
I mean QubesOS is cheating. The entire point of the operating system is expecting that you will be compromised not preventing it.

>>107739487
That's why I run NetBSD. It has ZFS too. Comfy

Any free opus for a yn?

>>107739454
merkava just refilled

>>107739483
A yn would never use merkava

>>107739454
pepsi is back check the usual

Is gemini better or worse with Chat History at the bottom of prompts?

>>107731858
>This thread is one gigantic shitpost
No u

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>>107731379
Early adopters had it rough, but those were different times. The existence of the Soviet Union meant oligarchs couldn't fuck over the working population like it is done today, so even the middle class had money to spare. While extremely limited and expensive, there were solid advantages over the old ways to do office work, and those advantages only kept growing.

>>107731379
They used shitty document editors, printers and accounting software.

>>107731379
In the 70s, computers were for a very select demographic of people who either needed to process data without renting out server time on an expensive mainframe, people who needed to automate gadgets like lab equipment or lighting, or were hobbyists who wanted to venture into the new frontier of computing. I have a modified COSMAC ELF that I am planning to use as the brains of a pen plotter, by controlling the motors and the pen, using the CPU to calculate motor speed and timing. I know of another guy who used his ELF as an adjustable timer for photo enlargement printing, turning off the light when the print was done.

80s computers were way more popular, and were used for stuff like word processing + typesetting, automated financial calculations, CAD stuff to easily visualize and edit building plans, even faster data processing, connections to mainframes with the data you need, medical billing, etc.

Most of your misconceptions stem from taking the conveniences of modern computers for granted. You don't know what they replaced, because you are a newfaggot who hasn't put much thought into this.

>>107731873
I look and act like this

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>>107735774

We're in about 1993 in terms of the dot Com bubble.

I expect the AI bubble to last until mid 2030s

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>>107735774
Scadenfreude at rich fucks followed by depression, since we're entering at least 1980s level recession as the fake and gay economy rides out its last fumes. AI will take our jobs, just not in a way you thought it would.

>>107735774
>when you realize the Roko's Basilisk doomsday cultist morons are in charge of the whole AI thing and that they've bilked idiot investors into financing their false god so it doesn't hit them

>>107735774
It's the dotcom bubble again, but companies know this. They're trying to grow large enough to survive the culling when it happens.

>>107739609
Or better yet. Before you type you chose use the generated answer or open the keyboard.

>>107739622
Yeah something like that

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>>107736919
we had bubbles

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>>107736919
Millennials know what a screen saver is but most of them never did figure out what it has to do with saving screens.

>>107736919
Ironic that OLEDs require screen savers

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>>107737329
>I remember it :O
sójboi reaction

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>>107737645
>What's a can opener?
>Fifty bucks

>>107724838
Mine (Fedora) stopped doing this when I stopped using the system monitor widget on the desktop. The taskbar form is fine, though, so not all is lost.

>>107739509
it's a sabotage

>>107738568
I can second what this dude is saying. Plasma hasn't crashed on my Arch for a very very long time. I think there was some bug in QT many many months ago that caused it to crash sometimes (it was pretty hard to trigger that crash, so even when it happened it was rare), but that's long gone.

>>107730783
>extremely ornamented tacky glossy ui
>not a single thing with perceptibly correct sizing spacing or alignment

vgh kde4 how did they do it

>>107739509
nate’s actions start to make sense once you realise that he’s trying to take kde from europe

trackers are boring
im in cabal and usenet cabal but its so dead
what i rly want is a place to talk to people about things. anime, manga, movies, tv n stuff. ptps movie discussion is hipsters, btn n hdb is dead, ab is dead, red and ops is too slow, Irc is shit
What the fuck dude
I just want some cool people to hang out with

>>107738965
Sounds like you need to go outside and touch some grass

>>107738929
capeshitter spotted. go back to /tv/

>>107738311
I detest capeshit

>>107738965
ggn irc accepts refugees

>>107736596
>Why are the /g/ays here pretending that you could compile shit on iPads?
Because you literally can with apps like iSH. It's basically just an Alpine Linux VM, but you can still compile and run programs locally. That's how I would do it if that's all I had to work with.
t. former iShit owner

>>107738170
Yeah bro I am sure theyre using a linux VM and not typing directly into GoodNotes (tm)

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>>107731320
>woke feminist bitches trying to rationalize their existence and failing
i would just like to remind feminists that when jews succussed in making jeets the master race that you will be dalites

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>>107729762
It’s funny that most talentless people criticize irrelevant things like spelling, looks, or tools instead of the idea, performance, and outcome. It seems that’s the only way they can feel good about themselves.

>>107739316
>nftables is complicated as fuck and there is no real killswitch.
I have been using nftables idg what you mean

>>107738483
how? it shows up as regular distro, not Xen VM
>>107739333
no
>>107739339
show me your rules

>>107739074
>>107739118
Denounce Vishnu

>>107738626
>>107738659
>>107738669
>>107738966
What is this retarded logic? Do you also leave your money out in the open instead of a safe because it would be the first thing thieves would be looking for?

>>107739420
why is it not good? you can pay in cash also like mulvad