>>107651212
Another question is why do we need forensic accuracy of lights when we just want a game to look pretty? Like I'm gonna know if it's *exactly* the right size, shape, and location for exact mathematical correctness.

>>107651261
anon stop asking the right questions

>>107651261
it's not for you it's for game developers to
1. cut down development time (no longer need to bake lighting for each scene)
2. it looks better than baked lighting and allows you to do more stuff like day/night cycles

not everything is about you RETARD

>>107651279
>2. it looks better than baked lighting and allows you to do more stuff like day/night cycles
idk man.

I live in the real world already. It uh. Looks real, idk. I was looking at a truck that uh. Like they use these trucks to cut trees that are damaged in storms. And it was like in the afternoon, so then there were like uh. the shiny thing that is everywhere in the cyberpunk game, this truck was like that. like the phone company uses advanced weather forecasting and they were parked at a gas station last week in preparation for it, which is neat. so wow like cyberpunk right?

I mean, they looked real. The guys working the truck were brown, just like cyberpunk. so wow I guess...

very real!!!

>>107651192

how many molex to sata adapter you use then

>>107651193
Snaps aren't difficult, they're just a solution in search of a problem and a retarded waste of disk space. There aren't .deb packages in the official repo for some apps, including Firefox. You could add a PPA if you wanted to.

>>107651233
how can ubuntu just werk if you can't even get firefox from an official repo? on fedora it comes preinstalled and you can remove it and get the flatpak or even the snap if you want

>>107651233
>You could add a PPA if you wanted to
ive read somewhere that PPAs are also a pain and thats why debian dont use it kek (even tho you guys are close). so how does that work?
>>107651242
flats are just so fucking easy to manage, if its not in the repos i can always find it on flathub. maybe them can use it too.

>>107650571

any cottonplantase

>>107650456
I've lost enough time with Fedora already. I don't want to recompile the kernel, I have a job.

bill gates was at least a programmer, what would xe think of this?

>>107650888
>One person at Microsoft proposes something
>Retards on /g/: Here's what Microsoft is going to do

since no one sane would propose this it's getting increasingly obvious that windows is being sabotaged on purpose

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>>107650888
>Windows UI is gradually shifting to web-based components. It’s not just about apps, as we have React within the Start menu. Moreover, we’re now getting WebView2 inside the Notifications Center for the Calendar’s Agenda view. This means a new Edge/WebView2 instance is triggered when you open the Notifications Center.

>>107650919
we already know what he thought and a still thinks: see the open letter to hobbyists. he will defend this shit to the death in whatever form it takes. he worships capital and the american way

i walk my robot like this

>>107651231
I don't know what you're talking about. The picture looks like New Delhi.

>>107651231
The entire internet once India is cut off from accessing it

>>107640271
It's not just programming. In many tech support communities, wherever and whenever you ask about how to do anything out of the ordinary that might deviate just a bit from standard practice, you often get ebussy-tier unhelpful messages from faggots just asking "but why you want to do this?", "you don't want to do that", "you shouldn't do that", "use case?", etc.

>>107640271
I suspect this is because programming is still in some capacity profitable. Electronics is a hyper-commodified shitbucket of an industry, so the only people who bother with it (especially the white peoole) are super passionate and love it as a hobby, and have no problem handholding noobs and explaining everything in clear detail and entertaining their silliness, unlike hysterical bitter codemonkey autists

>>107640271
Because this industry is filled with midwits that have an inferiority revenge of the nerds complex. It's legitimately best to never engage with it at all.

How can I find these fun programming groups that arent elitist shit

>>107647419
Honestly this level of talent is genius-level to me, if you are the origin of a technique this sparse it means more than people are likely to recognize

>>107651131
based pmOS bro. it was so comfy daily driving it, but battery life was shit

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>>107637847

is nice but too old

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>people w/ sub 60gb ram
RIP
and yes I just do memes

>>107651141
I think it'll last a day or so idle, maybe more if I actually trim some fat and stop some UI services.

I just realized from this thread that there are different filesystems besides ext4. Should I have used btrfs instead?

Business idea: Become NEET so I can spend my time getting as many aliexpress shopping credits as possible

>>107645575
if you have to ask the question in the first place, don't bother.

>>107640659
there's half-decent chink brands out there, but i recently bought a Uniden all in one setup for my brother for xmas. Getting the SD cards will be a hassle now because of the ram shortages though.

>>107649946
you can make reviews on YouTube to get even more credits

Are there any good chink foil shavers like at all?

>>107651277
the what?

>>107650069
>Microsoft is hell-bent on eliminating Windows by 2030.
ftfy

>>107651216
like i said, you can derive everything you need to tell rust- from unmodified c code
c++ is something else because youre supposed to use a layer of abstractions
so alot of the information becomes indeed implicit

>>107651221
>C has nothing in common with assembly.
ok, your opinion is invalid then.
im sorry but it is what it is. its trivial to anticipate how the key parts of your assembly will look like, from c code. the compiler then takes care of stuff like register pressure for you
it IS a macro asm. asm, but with a huge chunk of it- automated away

>>107651224
>in C everything is implicit
in the measure that youre not explicitly stating your intent with a specially designed syntax, yes.
but all the information you might need is explicit. unless you work with compiled libraries. but then all bets are off because you then work with asm, not c

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>>107651249
i refuse to believe it
it is 100% a matter of training
i master this kind of shit bc i have 300klocs of c under my belt

granted, theres the pressures from the industry
and other reasons why its not practyical for people to, for instance, write exclusively in c for one whole year, if not more
but thats another discussion

the point remains: it can be done, and its not a matter of innate qualities, but of training

>>107651296
>it IS a macro asm. asm, but with a huge chunk of it- automated away
That's called a compiler. Have you ever used an assembler?

>>107651321
nope.
and i kinda dont see how an assembler with macro functions is any different from a compiler, except for the fact its not the whole program that is written in "macros", only select parts of it

>>107651222
maintainers maintain things based on demand.
if there is demand, they will package it.
and if they don't then someone will and will make a repository and people will use that repository.
fuck these power-tripping faggots

>>107648440
>chud fork
Kek
You Americans are funny

What's wrong with Wayland?

>>107648327
>kde3 fork
>unstable

>>107651328
it's been in development for 17 years and it still sucks

>>107644638
Laser cut the binary of your drive contents into a sheet of titanium.

>>107644638
You can use better archival media like M-DISC. It's expensive. You have to buy special hardware. And will it really keep the data for centuries as it's intended to? You can do accelerated-aging tests, but who knows?

You can distribute copies widely (perhaps in PAR2 form for extra safety): at your relatives' homes, in a safe deposit box at a bank, buried in a forest, Tahoe-LAFS, Bittorrent (as if your holiday photos are Wikileaks insurance files, kek), MaidSafe, GNUnet, Filecoin, Sia, Storj, cloud services like Amazon S3 with Cross-Region Replication, etc. That reduces risk but doesn't guarantee anything. And if the data is encrypted, how do you preserve the decryption key? Damn.

Also, have you heard of the heat death of the universe? This is a hard problem.

>>107648736
I've got a *hard* problem for you, owo

>>107644638
no data storage scheme survives the heat death of the universe. in the end, there is only entropy

>>107647352
>But storage prices...
Were incredibly low up until a couple months ago.
If you really can't remember look up what 1TB cost back in 2010. You could get 10TB HDDs for affordable money not too long ago but I guess now those times are over.

>>107650754
>Is it true that Nvidia won't release more drivers for windows 10 then?
big kek if true
I told you so, faggots if true

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>>107649291
you're here forever

>>107650833
>>107650956
not an answer?

>>107651211
I'm not NVIDIA

>>107651220
thats something nvidia would say

>>107639825
>eli
Nothing you like or have to say is in the White man's best interest.

>>107649439
> Windows 2k is shit
How dare you utter such blasphemy. Win2k is objectively the best operating system ever created, and it will never be surpassed.

>>107639897
i believe they couldn't make aero work fine in longhorn so they were changing stuff until they restarted everything and Vista got the final aero version that was still demanding on most PCs.

Maybe they also felt they needed to compete more with OSX which felt incredibly elegant and futuristic, and at the time Jobs loved to bully the hell out of Microsoft

>>107651125

jobs baited microsoft with os x
the reason os x was so goated at the time is because forstall and others spent years perfecting NextSTEP and its APIs, and at the end they had an Unix that could run circles around the WinNT kernel. Cocoa is probably still the most pleasant to program desktop API.

>>107651174
NextSTEP worked so good for Jobs it's unbelievable, wish Apple would be that scheming these days. Back then Jobs didn't want to partake in market share wars because affordable PCs were ass. These days they could perfectly build a reasonably priced Mac to start making dents to MS market share.

But now because of the AI wars all those possibilities went to shit

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>>107650764
Downloaded the metadata, this is gold, thanks for sharing again /edg/ anon!

>>107650764
why do you keep replying to yourself

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>>107649385
my hardware has been exhibiting concerning issues and i'm not in the spot to purchase anything new, it's a long story, so atm i'm just sticking to screwing with nai 4.5 instead of local, like those 2 catbox pics. it's safer

trying to figure out styles is a pain, as usual

>>107642295
Catbox please?

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>>107651225
https://files.catbox.moe/0139bk.png

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Not. My. Problem.

>>107651210
the unfixable zero-days will be your problem

>>107651228wthemaiting for t

>>107651274
is a hacker messing your keyboard?

>>107651283
no anon. ..i get shy when i talk to you because i love you >_<

>>107647710
Te amo, Tay. ;-;

>>107647925
>Why do you think he left to Japan instead of raising his kid in Britain or Sweden?
He's trying to raise the next Jared Taylor

>>107647710
Uncensoredai.com

>>107647710
Gab AI has a Hitler personality.

>>107648356
Repent sodomite.