>>107698407
[ OOC: You are smart ]

GEMINI PROXY or BUZZBALL

shut up, nigger

Do people still use Pixi or was that tossed aside

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Thoughts?

I have 2 docker containers A and B
How do I make container B use a service (i.e. a db) that is in container A? Or is that something I shouldn't do?

>>107698381
If they are in different containers and both have network access, just point them to whatever ports you exposed the other on?
Or rebuild the containers into one.

>>107698422
>Or rebuild the containers into one.
Sorry I'm a noob with all of these (if you couldn't tell already by the question) but you could do that? Even if the services on each container are unrelated except for the fact that either wants to use a db? I just want to "save resources" by not having 2 dbs on two separate containers, if that makes sense.

>>107688227
Anyone running mail servers?

>>107698450
Yes, you can put whatever the fuck you want in a container. but it's probably easier just to tell each container what ports to talk to on your localhost. Read up on container configurations

>>107697356
Paperclip

System 32, you have to delete it

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>>107697356
>hacked nasa
>doesn't get job in fagman because gubmint has removed the h1b visa

Look for mongo db instances

127.0.0.1 is their IP but you didn't get it from me

>>107696067
Then don't buy it

>>107698139
So $998

>>107698156
I can't.

>>107697754
They already said that it will be cheaper than the Index set which is $1000.

>>107697594
>I would've mogged you
I can tell by the words you decide to use that you would've been either loud and annoying, in which I would've called you retarded and blocked you. OR you would've tried to insult me, babbled some shit under your breath, then somehow backed down in a virtual game lol
>Superfluous things
All non necessities are superfluous to a varying degree. Why should I care that some random (obviously poor) retard online thinks how I spend my money is stupid? The only thing you mog is everyone else around you's interest in speaking to you.

>>107689052
>now

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>nocode "influencers"
>AI is... le bad!!!
>Cnile chads
>Gemini, write me a C function called read_leb128 that takes in a byte stream, its length and whether or not it's signed and make it read a LEB128 digit from it. Return it as an int64_t. Do not write comments.

>>107689052
Hey, I just checked my feed, got 500 ai generated videos.
We're so winning lol.

>>107689094
everyone just mad cause you be detecting irl cheaters

>>107689120
What you gonna do? Make a video about us on our platform? Wrong.

What you gonna do? Pvp us in Minecraft? Wrong.

What you gonna do? Get the US government to shut Google down? Wrong.

What you gonna do? Stop using our product? Wrong.

What you gonna do? Try get through our security to talk to one of our Indian workers? Wrong.

>>107697197
Cases can stick around forever if you want them too.
If anything I'm disappointed more and more there aren't more premium super towers around.

>>107698663
Yep, I'm near a microcenter and every GPU is MSRP now which is a big improvement from earlier in the year. They've got great ram bundles too.

>>107698670
The monitor I listed is 4k 160hz mini LED IPS.

>>107698686
>The monitor I listed is 4k 160hz mini LED IPS.
yes I made a mistake I meant why not get a 32" and maybe an OLED or something when you are already spending so much, get a good monitor as well if you can

>>107698686
I'd buy now then. Those bundles are a crazy good deal.

>>107698691
My current monitor is a 24" and the size is fine, 3 more inches would be perfect.

I play a lot of competitive multiplayer games and 32" seems like it'd be too large and unwieldy.

Also I want to keep everything for 5 or 6 years and OLED would burn in by that point. My current monitor is a 6 year old IPS with 0 issues.
>>107698706
Will do.

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>>107692501
>116dB SNR

>>107692501
I use an Asus essence stx ii and it works far better than on windows the driver doesn't even work on windows anymore without screeching noise ever hour or so.

>>107698561
*only if you have a modified motherboard without +12 rail noise and no graphic card*

>>107698506
>PC "audio"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYjs7vsaSEw

>>107698506
>topping professional
is this linkedin speak for "porn star"

>>107697225
>bro just use core affinity for everything
uh no

>>107697257
Back in 486 days I had a program that played wav files over the PC speaker by rapidly playing different tones and volumes. It disabled interrupts while doing this since it was very time sensitive or it would sound shitty. Since it was a 486 there weren't any negative rings yet so the only thing that could interrupt it was an NMI. It registered itself as a Windows 3.1 sound driver, and everything in the system would grind to a halt any time a sound played.

>>107697461
Visual player?

>>107697522
No, it was specifically meant to be a sound driver and I don't think it had any config utility or a name beyond it's filename. I think it just came with a drv file and a readme saying how to set it up in your system.ini.

>>107698114
I remember this one too.

>>107697949
Typo fix:
>the tools that the is working to pump out and make more compatible
*the tools that the industry is working to pump out and make more compatible

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>>107694641
Can we go back to having affordable RAM?

>>107698362
omegalul

You can pay $200 for 32GB DDR6 in 2034

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>didn't buy ram when it was cheap
>didn't buy silver when it was $15
I swear some people don't even want to make it dawg.

>>107698379
You know what? I'll have all of this done in fzf tomorrow evening.

>>107693732
>>107693761
poor man's dired

This might sound like I'm trying to be clever but I literally just use mv, cp, ls, etc.

Except if I have to move or copy images. Then a terminal file manager makes sense and I use ranger for it.

>>107698530
I didn't think dired was a $() you could run anywhere in the shell.

>>107696991
>>107697032
another footgun

alt-c:execute<cp -i {+} {q}>,\
alt-C:execute<cp -ri {+} {q}>,\
alt-m:execute<mv -i {+} {q}>,\
alt-M:execute<mv -ri {+} {q}>,\

should all be

alt-c:execute<cp -i {+} {}>,\
alt-C:execute<cp -ri {+} {}>,\
alt-m:execute<mv -i {+} {}>,\
alt-M:execute<mv -ri {+} {}>,\

>>107689111
>Mexicans's use case in construction are also similar to chatgpt in tech.
why would you blame the construction workers (who seem to be 20 years old or even younger) for the retard who designed that shit, or the retard who hired them (because they were cheap) instead of more experienced people?
you americucks are fucking jews

>>107688365
If we're going by modern standards, AI will only get worse, as it has been for the last 15 years.

>>107685648
like others said, it's completely made up bullshit. the real reason is: indians.

>>107688766
Uber, but for prostitutes. just "disrupt" the escort market

>>107698504
>And in a competent company you'll get HR and risk management breathing down your neck before that happens.
not gunna happen. they're just going to ask for a bailout and more jeets

>>107685834
they expect ai to mature and replace them too (it will not)

>>107698149
>Who is this dogshit piece of shit for?
Gaymers and Boomers. Normies and creative people are already on macs. privacy people, programmers and gaymers that don't rely on kernel malware already switched to linux. It's time for valve to liberate the remaining gaymers.

>>107698162
>It's meant for normies
lol, lmao even. normies prefer a fagbook, chromeos or just their fucking phone and consoles.

>>107698162
Macs
>>107698176
AI is too complicated for boomers. They go to Mac too. Gaymers will either downgrade or change to linux or whatever will allow to play their gayme better because win11 is a literal bloatware that slows computer down, not a good look for gayming

>>107698176
Gaymers are moving to Steam Deck and Bazzite thoughie

>>107698149
You'll fucking use it you stupid nigger. Your gaymes, your software. You're trapped. If you didn't stop using Windows before this, you never will.

>>107698632
Same reason your mom takes my cock up her ass. She likes it

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I'm the one who pays all of them I just don't tell anyone

>>107698632
Because the experience IS their payment. Some people value that a little more than money.

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>>107697294
> Active Desktop
Unobtrusive, just don't use it
> Most used applications bad
Yes, because they pushed aside all the useful things and made the Start Menu worse so they could shill their own shitty programs. And even once users put their own things there it was still a poor use of prime screen real estate.

And I forgot to mention the braindead My Photos, My Videos, My Whatever folders that we still have today. Useless clutter by default.

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>>107697469
>>107697492
>every feature I don't like is bloat
>...
>NOOOOOO DON'T GET RID OF TASKBAR BEING MOVABLE!!!

>>107689945
SP1 made XP usable, SP2 killed raw sockets and enshittified half open connections (which can be fixed with 3rd party patches but still). SP3 didn't feel like much of a change at all even though the changelog was massive.

It took a few years for 2000 to actually get proper 3d hardware acceleration support, which back then was about the only reason for XP's existence as far as I'm concerned.

Over time, though, 2000 support diminished and XP became the absolute minimal requirement.

Today I daily drive POSReady 2009 and I've never been happier.

>>107697518
> every feature I don't like
Yes, because I have good taste

>mfw my start menu cant load ads so doesnt show me my local program search results

>>107695583
>The mass exodus never happened. Never going to happen.
It's happening in 2026 when google reveals their Linux desktop OS.

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>looking over cachyos install docs
>what is this btrfs
wtf this is space age shit? I'm now annoyed that I probably won't be able to use it and will be stuck with ntfs because of nvidia

>>107621970
linux is a better experience than windows if you don't triple a game, need microsoft office, or need media editing software like the adobe suite of tools or DAWs or other things like that
if you don't require that stuff linux is better, it just comes with a bit of a learning curve which is why its uptake is slower

>>107698642
>if you don't triple a game
Sometimes it's still an issue with older games, codec issues are still a problem in some cases that Proton is trying to work out