how can someone be unemployed for a year bros? I dont get it i keep applying day after day month after month but just nothing.. how is this even possible fuck!

>>107707500
I’m a weak bitch, no way would I survive being sleep deprived and yelled at in boot camp. Is the US even involved in any active conflicts?

>>107734367
The US military is objectively a force in the world. Whether it's for good or evil is entirely subjective.

>>107719551
I think the check up to a given day/i would be:
from cells where c_i = 0 create a list of all rows
include values +1 and -1 of all those row values
now check all cells where c_i = 1 for row values in the list
if none match the list then exit and increment i
save all row values that exist in the list +/-1
repeat until you're able to reach c_i = col
i-1 is the last day

lists could be mostly re-used when incrementing i

>>107736940
kek you must be a retarded nigger who does not even have A+

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>ANCHOR

holy locust

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>>107735304
>KrashDE users: it krashes
>KrashDE devs: it krashes
>Random 4chan indians: IT NEVER KRASHES SARRR

The answer is to just use KDE "Linux"?

>>107730772
Layout is gross

If you aren't in the commit history, you are a leech.
If you are running proprietary software, do not report bugs.
If you are using a meme distribution, gaming distribution, or any distribution that has an 'official discord' - do not ask for help.
If the first version of Linux you used was kernel version > 2.6, lurk for another decade before giving your opinion.

Every inane thought you have in your tiny head has already been discussed. Your opinion is not a contribution. The correct and prevailing opinion has always been - and will always be - that of the people who actually write the code.

>>107724838
I have a lot of criticisms about Plasma but "it's your distro's fault" really applies
I had Plasma crash continuously on Fedora and not openSUSE or Arch with the same shit installed practically speaking, so I would say, Fedora sucks cock and should never be used by a normal person?
Seriously it's been a while and I'm sitting here on the so unstable and broken Arch system and it's fine, it works all the time. I haven't seen this Crash Handler once. What's funnier is, I didn't see it back when I had an nvidia GPU either. On wayland. So the apparent trifecta of broken and it doesn't break. Just use a good distro and this doesn't happen. Just never use FEDora.

That was over 10 years ago and no one even uses Rails anymore.

>>107736868
someone doesnt know that Ruby is a weak copy of Smalltalk

And I dont say that as someone whe hates copiers of a good idea, but....Ruby will never be Smalltalk....Japanese only know how to copy a good idea

>>107738503
Smalltalk isn't a good idea, it's the finest specimen of a bad idea.

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>>107738279
these have a high potential to "not be terrible".
B+ :)

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>>107738331
jolly good! post results here :)

>>107738316
can you gen 2 more for me

Test

Test 0101010101

>>107738019
Just move to chance grandpa, it was always working for us

Test

It works fine))

>>107738096
Nobody is renting remote GPU and playing that way, this has been tried twice to huge losses each time. The extra 30ms lag effectively doubles your ping making you meat in any FPS, no other genre really needs max GPU prowess (nor does FPS really either) and etc. blah blah I'm not going to rehash what the market has already shown to be true for you again.

Here's the other problem, slick - nobody even gives a fuck about new games. Fortnite is like 10 years old and you can play it on a potato. It's still the most popular FPS with the most active users, by far. It sucks kinda, but it's at least better than other shitty games which all suck. For me it's Tribes and Tribes 2 which beat the piss out of these gay retarded zoomer games. Maybe we can turn the alphas onto Tribes Next. That would be insanely based. And there are no current games which support 256 players at once, like Tribes 2 did *checks watch* 27 years ago. Holy fuck I'm old.

>>107738096
KWAB

>>107736453
Are they going to send out a 3G signal to blow up all the old computers or something? Let's face it, not a single classic game has emerged in the last 15+ years. You can play anything worth playing on some random hunk of garbage now.

Morrowind has more zeitgeist than Skyrim. Are you fucking kidding me with this? Before anybody rents anything, the globohomo nitwits need to make a new game worth playing. Something to totally capture the imagination of everybody. And guess what? Skyrim was the last one that transcended all boundaries and was hailed as a classic. That was in like what, 2008?

No. YOU will EARN NOTHING.

>>107731654
There is no point for a game I can't mod and do whatever the fuck I want with it. Be a cattle elsewhere.

>>107736780
Phones require precious ram, cpu and gpu. These things are too valuable to put in things that not make investors happy, like phones.

>>107738449
You're a pedophile. Every pedophile uses this, Whonix, and Tails.

>>107738522
Qubes is for the White man.

>>107738483
This reasoning is why ultimately I chose debian as my babys first linuxgnu distro. But I am not sure if its rational

>>107738522
and what's wrong with that

>>107738522
You are wrong.

>>107738443
Correction
>25% of your 32gb of RAM

My favorite part of dailying windows 11:

when my operating system takes screenshots while im performing network-critical tasks and creates jitter by prioritizing constant uploads of what I'm doing on my PC. SO WELL DESIGNED!!! 5GB idle ram usage after boot? WOW!

>>107738384
Virtually anything will mog troonix, but you just happened to screenshot the very one that doesn't.

>>107738384
>32gb of DDR5 RAM costs about $500 now
>7gb of RAM is immediately diverted just to run Windows 11 at baseline
>that means it costs about $125 in RAM just to baseline Windows 11 after a fresh boot
Yup definitely looks like Winbloat 11 is mogging Linux

>>107738498
>5GB idle ram usage after boot?
Everytime I've had W11 it was 7 at idle after boot even after trimming apps in the Startup settings.

>>107738311
I respect any capeshitter more than a guy who thinks he’s better than other people because he doesn’t watch superhero movies.

>>107738330
i don't care that you're a capeshitter

People who pretend if a film has a decent transfer it's capeshit are gay hipsters. They didn't shoot them on film in the first place for your faggot ass to watch a cropped postage stamp sized TV rip from KG or "better" a half assed handjob encode from a DVD5.

Same type of plebs that say "wow I can hear the vinyl crackles that makes it sound so much better!"

capeshitter seethe

>>107736391
...what?

>>107735998
I find your priorities baffling. Buy an used cellphone if that's all you need out of a computer, you gimp.

>>107736401
In 2009 YouTube used Flash Player to play video and consumed significantly less CPU doing so.

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>DDR1
Can only go up to 4gb
e-waste

>DDR2
Can go up to 8gb. Which means you can still have a few browser tabs open. But not a lot like with 16gb.
Still usable.

>>107738461
>>DDR2
>Can go up to 8gb
it depends, i have 16GB of DDR2 in my Power Mac G5

>>107738247
See >>107737980

>>107738267
little bitch

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>>107730163
Some useful random knowledge.

UPX is an executable packer. It came greatly trim down the size of your final .exe file. Be aware this CAN raise false positives with modern anti viruses (an anon was pissed at me for this a few months back because he actually used UPX in production apparently) and it will not work on programs that use JIT during runtime (must be compiled down to machine code). You can trim some binaries down by over 50% in size using UPX.

InnoSetup is probably one of the best install wizard makers. Can create scripts pretty easily so it can be a CLI utility in CICD pipelines. Plus it has a wizard for creating the scripts which makes it really convenient.

Sqlite has some of the fastest read times for any database engine, with the drawback being write concurrency (only 1 writer at a time since it is file based). This is the best option for lightweight apps not hugely dependent on concurrent writing.

ResEdit let's you easily build .dll files and resources files for your executable. If you've ever been in one of those threads where OP says something like "how come developers back in the day were able to make a torrent program at only 235Kb with a good GUI?" well one trick is the resource file. You can easily build Windows forms, embed images, and add other useful data and with an extra build step/parameter you can compile it into your application relatively easily. This makes it realistic to create simple lightweight C programs that use Windows forms.

>>107737924
>needs a LSP to tell him every single type
>esoteric

>>107738379
>You can trim some binaries down by over 50% in size using UPX.
in what practical use case is binary size an issue to begin with?

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>>107721803
it's over

>>107732639
Their @?

>>107737244
Don't bother, it's 24/7 reddit le horny bonk humor. No onlyfans.

>>107736310
>>107733279
As I said, the idiots in this thread don't know what they're talking about.
I'm one of the oldfags since mpv was meme project.
The problem is in the implementation of mesa drivers.
You can revert to older version like 23 and you will see it behave better.
Most of the posters here are using their phones so they don't see the same issue.

>>107709567
>>107718556
>>107720046
Found the culprit with bisect:

8407df979f6d8bb29e15b9412e769639bc3763c0 is the first bad commit
commit 8407df979f6d8bb29e15b9412e769639bc3763c0
Author: Kacper Michajłow <kasper93@gmail.com>
Date:   Sun Apr 27 00:05:28 2025 +0200

    sub/osd_libass: don't rerender OSD if not changed
    
    Rendering OSD on every frame draw is quite heavy, even if some of the
    rendering parts are cached, it still takes significant amount of time,
    depending of payload can take 8-10 ms just to do the text shaping.

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>>107737556
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>>107737502
how get 4k120 sir,?

>literally posts showing 4090 beating it
ok

>>107738034
its half the price of the 4090, Sherlock

>>107738441
not all of us are /poorfags/, shillanon

>>107737502
>Forza Horizon 5
What is this supposed to prove? That game released in 2021, it's older than that card.

>>107728488
TI ironically made the first calculator IC suitable for a battery powered calculator. But they never made an actually good one beyond their first ventures. HP made all the good calculators, nobody who knows anything will disagree. And they used the TI chip for their first one(s?) but soon switched to their own ICs.

The guy who invented floating point math, worked for HP on their calculators, they are the only ones considered good enough to do financial math in court (look it up) and Excel has always tried to match the results of the 12C for financial shit with varying levels of success. It's like, banker certified.

They also invented the first 64-bit CPU, in the form of the HP-16C programmer's calculator which can simulate, in hardware, any number of bits up to 64. It's essentially designed for computer programmers but also especially for simulating new CPU designs even at glacial speeds. It runs on 3 of those hearing aid batteries. First hardware 64-bit computer. First battery powered 64-bit computer. Back in like, 1983?

https://www.hpmuseum.org/hp16.htm

>>107723663
lol try 30 years ago.

>>107720385
They're the only tool standardized in academia. They have an artificial monopoly. That's the only reason it's pricey.

>>107738339
Why's it ridiculous? Talk to the boards of education, the testing companies, etc. They're the ones who mandate only certain calculators.

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