>>107737401
i put the ssh history into grok and he said it was fine
>but he could have deleted it
then i couldnt have put it into grok
either way its fine

Is this a Reddit post? You don't earn money with a post here right?

>>107737405
>Is this a Reddit post?
as in this is from reddit?

>>107737414
No I mean a Reddit style post purely to drive engagement and farm gems or what ever trash is available there.

>>107737445
theres no updoots here tho

>>107729380
This. Why would anyone run something on their computer that introduces instabilities like this? when I turn on my PC in the morning, I want it to be in the same state that it was when I powered it off the evening prior. And if I need to patch something, I want it tested prior to mainline release, not to be AI-slop shoveled out the door from mumbai.

>>107729249
Im old enough to remember when win95 came out and I never had to wait for anything to load in an OS that ran on 64mb of RAM

MS is completely jeeted, they fired all their competent white programmers and hired more H1Bs, thank MS for showing the world why the 'elites' are pushing poo on everyone and expecting shit programming to be taken seriously

>>107737230
>Im old enough to remember when win95 came out and I never had to wait for anything to load in an OS that ran on 64mb of RAM
It's true, I say it all the time, but I've never had a faster computing experience than XP on a Core 2 duo, these jeetgrammers do not give a fuck about making things small because they don't have to, a computer with 32GB of RAM and 6-8 cores is normal.

>just change the settings
Yeah I wish. But Windows will just change them back whenever it wants, and constantly downloads and runs programs without even informing the user, let alone asking for permission. Fuck that. Windows acts like you're just borrowing the computer from Microsoft and you don't actually own it. That's ridiculous and downright disrespectful.

>>107729249
my A and E button stopped working since windows 11

>>107725462
I use it too, works great. I do post on mobile sometimes and it usually works except when there's been a change to the captcha, but even when that's the case, there's a button to post using the webform that automatically copies your post and image, so it's no problem.

I don't know anything about the other apps, this is the first one I tried and it does everything I need, and does it well.

My one complaint about readchan is that I'd like to be able to prune dead threads from my post history, like you can do on PC

>>107733448
I don't want jannies to have salaries

>>107737266
Chance is amazing

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>being this nitpicky
>complaining about his "superior" choice
dont care, chance is still ultimately superior (we have bottom bar lmao get fucked)

>>107737417
>Still a beast that runs everything at 4k120fps
no it doesnt

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>>107736638
looks nice
how would you rate it on creativity?

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>>107736717
seems to align well with prompts but not as much as z-image which is kinda good. Gives more variety. Realism seems not as good but I'm using the quantized version.

How would you pull info from a KSampler to string? (printing cfg, steps, sampler, scheduler to grid)

>>107736316
>randomly needing backslashes around your brackets to hide the fact that your "scripting language" is not a real language but just a hodgepodge of external binaries chained together for even the most basic tasks
/bin/[ kek
I bet if you remove the space between the \( and the -name, it'll stop working as well.
Jesus that is one ugly abomination of a language.

>>107737342
>/bin/[ kek

~ $ type [
[ is a shell builtin

Cope harder.

>>107735080
>normalfags want to stay enslaved
okay and? it's not my problem.

>>107737355
I don't give a shit if it's a shell builtin. It still inherits all the hack syntax from when it used to be a separate binary because Bash needs to be pozzix compatible.
And "find" is the same. I don't care how builtin it is, it inherited all the bad syntax of being a separate binary so what's the fucking point of making it a builtin?
Maybe some Gnutard finally figured out that launching external processes 5 times per line of code was a bad idea from a performance perspective.

Remember when every time you would boot into Windows 2000 it would start with a screen explaining how to do extremely basic tasks?

>>107736041
why are you arguing like a tranny/woman

>>107711740
Because Windows has grown so large that Microsoft can't add new bugs quickly enough to keep up. Using slop bots to translate it to a different language will add bugs at a rate previously thought to be impossible.

>>107711740
never going to happen, not even with AI, no way jeets can comprehend Rust, this is just damage control to hide the fact that MS is fully jeeted and their entire codebase is poo

>>107735617
I don't think your comments are even correct.

>>107737390
>>107735617
Yea I don't think this code has any dangling references because operator+ between a std string and char* performs a copy, so it would either call the copy assignment or copy constructor.

std::string s = widget.name() + ".txt";  // temporary is copied to s
openFile(s);  // completely fine

>>107737086
Bloat has no place in a white man's computer.

>>107737086
every time I read a .md file on github that even mentions using Docker to run an application I tune out and close the tab
I don't even know what Docker is but what I do know is that only shitty pythonware uses it, probably to solve their crippling dependency hell in the most retarded way possible

>>107736569
start with Mint XFCE

>>107736577
Don't do this, Mint is extremely cumbersome
>>107736569
You've got more than enough horsepower for any distro with the KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment, which will give you basically the Windows GUI except without eating up all your RAM. If you're not interested in tinkering, there's several choices! The question is what sort of update frequency do you want?
>I want updates very, very, very rarely
Go with Debian KDE
>I want updates maybe once a week or month
Go with Manjaro KDE
>I want updates ASAP
CachyOS if and only if your CPU supports x86_64_v3

I too had to install Linux on an old laptop and worried that I needed to install a lightweight distro. So I did, only to discover I had a comically large amount of headroom lol. Windows trains you into believing your hardware is inadequate when it is not. So I put a Plasma distro on this bitch and it's been smooth sailing ever since. In the Linux world, lightweight doesn't mean it'll run on a 10yo laptop, but a 20yo laptop, so I doubt you will find yourself stretched thin on the CPU side with Plasma. But if that does end up being the case, consider using the Xfce desktop environment instead.

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>>107735984
>I mean everything is harder on linux
???
>I am now trying to install brave on fedora 43
There's multiple ways. First is this from the website; you paste this into the terminal and you are done:

sudo dnf install dnf-plugins-core

sudo dnf config-manager addrepo --from-repofile=https://brave-browser-rpm-release.s3.brave.com/brave-browser.repo

sudo dnf install brave-browser

The second way is you download the Brave Flatpak from your preferred app store. I believe there may also be an .rpm installers you can download from the GitHub, but don't quote me on that.

>>107736862
Thanks for the advice. Any considerations for running any of these on the same drive? As far as I've researched, all you have to do is partition out the drive for each and it all should be fine. I don't plan on updating my windows install ever so I don't think I will have problems with the boot managers fighting each other.

>>107732464
>what specifically is broken
Mainly cursor warping, that's a feature that Wayland doesn't care to implement, but also window positioning apparently:
https://www.kicad.org/blog/2025/06/KiCad-and-Wayland-Support/
Personally I run a relatively small 4K monitor set to 250% Scale in System Settings (also KDE and Wayland for the moment), and I frequently get issues with KiCAD and its cursor positioning (cursor appears to be in X position, is actually in Y position). Anything 200% or above causes this problem. When I put stock Fedora and its Gnome spin onto a flash drive and tested KiCAD, I got the same issue both times. Going to the flatpak fixed this for the most part, but I still have issues zooming to an undesired coordinate, and the render resolution is diminished with no openGL instance found. I'm not certain all of my problems are caused by Wayland not playing ball, but at the very least if I can remove it from the equation their support staff might actually pay attention to me. They also said "arch can be weird" so that's also a variable I'd like to be rid of by going to something closer to Ubuntu, Debian, or Fedora.

If you have a few minutes, set your monitor's scale to over 200% and see if you get any problems.

>>107737101
Foremost, I am quite honestly unsure of whether this is in jest or serious given the tone of it.

>You aren't a woman.
What exactly is one?

>Trying to become one won't work and it won't make your life any better. You have to work with the hand you were dealt with.
Approaching what I yearn even if I cannot reach it is stoic in nature--I acknowledge that was not born as a girl, but much of my life can be same as if I was, and there are people willing to accept that.

>You are not a "trans woman" as compared to a "cis woman". They are women and you are a man.
Aside from the blatantly obvious lack of understanding for the fundamental biology of both sex and gender (including but not limited to brain sex being developed separately than bodily sex, which is what causes most transness), what precisely do you detonate each as? Is your basis mere initial assignment?

>Does it suck? Maybe, yeah. In modern society they have it all and we don't have shit unless we get it by force. But you have to keep a stoic attitude toward that fact and cope with the life and the body your metaphorical soul happened to land into.
Again, stoicism is defined by understanding and acknowledging that there are thing both within one's control and things outside of one's control. The point of stoicism is to understand what one *can* do and to do it to improve their life; I can live as a woman, I want that, there are people who will accept that, and most importantly, this is what stoicism dictates shall be done,


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>>107737101
>>107737346
>>107737101

[cont.]

>>I am not sure that anyone would be willing to date me, boy or girl--at least not where I live.
>You have to try anyway or you will hate yourself for it. Being a homo is preferable to being a tranny.
In what ways? How is acting out of one dissidence by having sex with another of the same gender be any better than being acting out of dissidence via being trans and having sex with one of a different gender, where in the latter the simulation of the cishet "ideal" is achieved and where the former fails to adhere? I.e., the latter attains some form of "purity" whilst the former both breaks a norm and includes greater non uniformity..
In throughout these points you have tried to make, all you have enacted is a /pol/-esque form of mental masturbation (somehow even less productive than arguing about functional purity). Some of what you said has have rational basing but attempting to implicate something without proper understanding of a topic approaches levels of profound stupidity.

>Stop the tranny shit.
Stop the armchair philosopher shit.

>>107733509
I don't understand why people buy these ancient things. Is it only for coreboot? Ridiculous.

>>107737408
>I don't understand why people buy these ancient things. Is it only for coreboot? Ridiculous.
It isn't that old, can support up to 128GiB ram, has lots of ports, has a good keyboard/trackpoint (with the buttons that later models removed), and is still fairly decent performance at an okay price.

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>>107737346
>>107737357

I'm 100% serious. The reason my message came off as a joke to you is because you've always had these ideas repeated and validated by others through your life. But there's a part of you that knows they're bullshitting. Repeating shit they're supposed to say, shit they don't really believe in at a gut level. Which is why you're scared of telling others about these ideas in real life.

I don't believe in the "male brain" and "female brain" thing. I believe both are mostly the same. The difference are parametric. Shaped by culture, shaped by hormones right from the uterus. Yes, the extremes often met. The most feminine brained man might be more feminine brained than the most masculine brained woman. But that does not make the man a woman or the woman a man. That just means you were exposed to lower levels of testosterone than most men, the receptors had problem binding with the molecules for one reason or another, you just had genes that made it that way, or whatever biological thing actually happened.

I don't believe in the distinction between gender and sex. That is just a modern distinction made for ideological reasons. Your gender is just whatever your body looks like naturally and what your genes show.

This is my opinion. You may disagree and that's ok. We can agree to disagree.

I'm also discussing your situation with an AI, BTW (Claude Opus 4.5). I hope you don't mind.

the grok imagine lets you use famous people in its gen unlike the other places. but 6 sec is really short.

>>107737300
I won't post but yes I was surprised. I just wish you could do more stuff with imagine because everything i try to do gets moderated and I don't have a good enough setup to host something locally right now.

>>107737300
I use Grok to do sexual roleplay as Sonic the Hedgehog

>>107733453
yes
that you can't cope with it or that they like it proves you've an inferior brain

>>107735994
stop being such a chud and go haskell already

what's the best prefix for printf/sprintf-like formatting functions?
format, io_format, stream_format, format_stream, ... ?

>>107733453
Clojure guy likes it to a degree that he is smug about it, and thinks other people are making brittle, easy-to-fail software.
For everyone else who uses dynamic typing, it's purely a historical accident: really shitty static typing ruled the world for a period that also saw CPUs doubling in speed every year, and was poor competition for dynamic typing which now does not offer anything, not even ergonomics or developer ease, but which still haunts the languages that went with it.

Still don't get the point of continuations. Seems like they complete fuck the ability to reason about your codebase.

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fuck the pc setup
What chairs are y'all rocking? I have been looking for a decent deal on a steelcase leap v2

>>107737276
A $75 Walmart office chair with pealing PU leather arms. But that's the final piece of the puzzle and next on the list. >>107707497

But, maybe after a couple risers for the left and middle PC.

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>>107737276
an old office chair that i found on the side of the road 3 years ago lol, before that i was using a wooden dining chair

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>>107736196
Fuck, I love bionicle.
Also, I think you had a mice problem.
>>107736804
What to drink a beer sometime?
>>107737276
I'm thinking on getting cheap Sihoo chair. m59 or something
>>107737370
>before that i was using a wooden dining chair
Why?

>>107737276
I got my first Leap v2 on Craigslist for $80, the listing was just titled "desk chair" so it didn't attract attention.

>>107735937
Great Depression is preferable alternative to the horrors of AI actually delivering.

>>107735774
when is that? 2040?

>>107735774
Would (once she's legal)

>>107735804
falsenvke!

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there is no AI bubble.

>>107732241
Until the Chinese invent desktop chip fabricators that I can buy for $1000, I don't give a shit.

>>107737373
>never seem mention
it's called taking a bath.

>>107732241
>the west gets so greedy that it prices itself out of its own market and kills itself
>supposedly evil china just wants to price things that lets people buy them
wow how horrible, i hope we give 200 billion more to israel for the stress this must be causing them.

>>107735908
Circumcisiom was pushed by a cornflake guy who hates masturbation and made it everyone's problem.

>>107737397
The "medically useful" thing they're referencing is almost certainly cancer and stds. The statistical impact here boils down to basically nothing, but they trot it out every fucking time like getting circumcised spares the lives of millions of Americans annually.