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I've repurposed this old phone into a DNS

>>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.

>>107651149
i was expecting something more complicated than that.
all these workloads are trivial to parallelize because you can subdivide data along easily manageable lines

async/await can become complicated in c given that you have to deal with os internals then
for something like that, yeah, id easily understand why one would want help
but what you mentioned really isnt complicated. saying that it takes a genioos to deal with that is a lazy excuse for not gitting gud

>>107651180
>so instead of learning the bloat that is rust, the rust devs could have used a c-like syntax and graft onto it a system to verify thread locks, cutting the bloat by 95%
I haven't been paying close attention to Swift development, but at least some of the bloat there is in trying to express intent to the compiler succinctly without having to tie yourself up in knots. Unfortunately, these compilers need a _lot_ of information about intent that C and C++ don't care about, so the language gets bloated and (especially in the Rust case) stuff looks ugly.

>>107651180
>the usecase for c is to be basically a macro-asm. especially in tyotl 2025
Then you've never used macro asm. C has nothing in common with assembly. C is a castrated high level language.

>of course. its just that its THE ONE THING not covered by an AST like system for which one could derive all the needed information from c-like syntax.
They spent billions of dollars on that and it doesn't work and went nowhere.

>>107651101

eh you are confusing things
the rust compiler is a bit strict in how you signal what you are doing rather than C where its implicit so it avoids ambiguous s code when it comes to memory management

thread locks are easier to manage in rust because of this explicitness about memory (as concurrency is all about managing shared areas of memories between threads) but you can absolutely make the same mistakes as in C when it comes to it, because theres not really a way to guarantee it

and you can have memory leaks in Rust because its innerent from a ref counting system vs garbage collection (its the tradeoff that is made)

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>>107651213
>saying that it takes a genioos to deal with that is a lazy excuse for not gitting gud
I'm in favor of getting good, but even if I were to spend 10h a week on stuff that's not my webshit job or going to the gym so my body doesn't fall apart I wouldn't be good enough

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>>107647734
Lenovo ThinkPad X9
>aluminum build like macbooks
>shiny and pretty
>available in grey and white
>huge high quality haptic trackpad (universally praised)
>keyboard somewhere in between thinkpad and macbook
>lunar lake (intel's answer to apple silicon)
>no trackpoint
>oled screen (better than apple's miniled) with optional touchscreen
>military tested durability
>need to only remove four screws to open the bottom cover
>ssd and battery both easily replaceable
>linux support is excellent as expected of thinkpads


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>>107647508
never had a 16" so I can't compare, but isn't it weird that the center of the keyboard is not at the center of the screen?

I'll thinkbump, but only because it's Christmas.

>>107651132
thank you anon-san :)

>>107649039
>isn't it weird that the center of the keyboard is not at the center of the screen?
It is now that you mention it. BUt you get used to it very easily. I'm not him but I like numpads an am a numpad user

>>107650456
Reminder that the world's #1 supercomputer is based on Fedora GNU/Linux

>>107651165
arent snaps a pain? or you can choose not to use?

>>107651193
I just don't interact with them at all, maybe one day they'll be mandatory, I think in the base install includes Firefox in a snap, but it's just whatever, it still works as a web browser, and certainly works well enough to look up whatever is the recommended browser on the g wiki and then just install that normally

>>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

>>107600538
>>107650560
doesn't work for me, I still get captcha

>>107651085
Auto-convert auto-resize for images
I will keep using it until it breaks completely.

Bummer, X should steal the file conversion shit.

>>107651092
>>107651040
the problem isn't forking it the problem is who wants to maintain that shit?

There's a separate resizer userscript that works with X anyway.

>>107651176
>claims I brought up trannies first
>completely failed at linking to the post where I apparently did this.
Yep, you're raped. I accept your concession and command you to seethe about it.

>>107650077
>project is a few months old now with thousands of commits
>the only thing troons and gayctivists have to say against is the same stupid mistake the new author made
thank yo ufor endorcing xlibre, theyre doing great work if you have nothing new to say against it

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Not. My. Problem.

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

>>107651228wthemaiting for t

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>>107650342
Yep, it's very good. The version I tried to imitate differs a bit in the cooking steps, but that version is also common (it's more practical and fail proof).

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>>107649519
sharty

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>>107651158
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>>107650140
i don't know why he won't do this. yotsuba + 4chanX(T) mogs every other imageboard script.

>>107651158
Literacy test.

>>107651164
he stole some salmon once

>>107651030
>pedotroon

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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?

>>107650754
Why would they? They're focusing on 11 now like a lot of companies are.

>>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

>>107650834
Just wait till you learn that the public's hatred of harming women goes far beyond feminism.

>>107651020
>Prove me wrong
You're right. Why somebody would prove you wrong?

>>107651020
the schizo wants to hang people for believing this

Merry Christmas to the eurofags

>>107651020
Let's talk about something then.

>>107646431
Unironically the first 2-3 years of undergrad courses can largely be replaced with AI. This was also one of the purposes of community colleges, to act as cheaper feeders for four year institutions. However colleges are a business so obviously there is no incentive to accept transfer credits any more than is necessary to maximize profits.

>>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

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>>107649701
>I LOOOOV ZOYINCE! CANT WAIT TO GET THE LATEST MARK OF THE BEA.... NEURALINK SISTERS!!!
>YAY PRAISE OUR POWERFUL SCUENTIST PRIEST CLASS FOR DEVELOPING THIS TECH ON THEIR OWN COMPLETELY WITHOUT DEMONIC INFLUENCE :OOO

I once had a schizophrenic delusion while I was in prison that I had a brain chip implant that allowed my victim to torture me remotely

>>107649701
brain chip is useless for anything but replacing computer input devices
what we need is a complete replacement for sensory lobes that can interface with the frontal cortex(for interacting back with a computer via sensory thought if wanted)
imagine replacing your sensory cortexes with ones that can directly stream HDMI 4.20 8K 420hz bing bing wahoo and 192khz 32 bit float audio and back to a PC if you choose to do so

>>107651110
https://x.com/RyanTanaka/status/1964375012313620721

>>107649701
>just to
your shitposting will influence your actions outside of /g/, whether you want it or not

Why is Windows associated with Jeets? It seems like they would be more apt to use Linux. I thought thirdies liked free software and pirating and it seems like it would be easier on their crappy pcs than Windows.

My keyboard occasionally locks up on my laptop (a modern thinkpad). Whatever was pressed at the moment it breaks just stays pressed forever and no other keys respond to anything.
However the power button works when long-pressed, and also the firmware key combo to toggle the backlight also works, which makes me think it might be a software problem rather than a hardware one. How can I start diagnosing this? So far the only way to recover that I've found is to hard reboot by holding down the power button, so I can't e.g. check dmesg as it's happening.

Mice and the cursor work perfectly by the way.
I haven't tried plugging in an external keyboard yet (I will definitely do it next time it happens, just to see if it works) but the one key that is being considered permanently "pressed" will make it basically impossible to type any commands properly regardless.

>>107651038
>How can I start diagnosing this?
Look for anything that's been relaxed, and then get out your metaphorical magnifying glass to search for any signs of around it nanonigs.

>>107650511
It seems to happen when I close the laptop

>>107651009
The company is ran by them