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>>107794837
TF deleted vim again because it's useless, as vi can do almost everything I need, and 40MB is apparently a lot on a server because java is so bloated

>>107800175
broke ass mofo

>>107800175
how the fuck
what dinosaur are you using?

>>107794852
This. It's much easier to use Fn+Up/Down to scroll through pages than repeatedly pressing k-j.

>>107799420
Me too, and I think I’m about ready to leave and go use emacs instead of vim, who’s with me vimbros

>>107801494
maybe if the government doesn't want people leaking classified information they should work on making sure women aren't whores so average dudes can get laid

>>107801524
that's exactly what she would say

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how do you handle co workers who talk way too much towards you when you're trying to work and continue talking when you start working?

>>107801622
that’s crazy

>>107801494
orbital circumcision lasers

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>>107798790
Telegram has the option for multi-text/image channels, voice chat, and screensharing.
The clients are also free and open source.
File limit? 2GB per file and it's free.

>>107801573
not a chance ruski

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>>107801592
I genuinely can't follow Russian state news on Telegram because it "violates local laws" or whatever.
That's one of the downsides.

>>107800670
play on twow never had a pug raid even mention shitcord, just ingame chat

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>>107799109

>>107800621
>KurobaEx-beta?
im gonna use Chance until this is stable

I'm gonna use Chance until my bowel movement stabilizes

>>107793325
>t. iToddler

>>107801525
seethe

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>>107801545

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I love technology

>>107799889
*porkchop sandwiches

>>107786114
Nice blowjob machine you have there

>>107799620
Looks like she has giant futa cock

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cum in arisu's tight adolescent vagina

>>107786093
Because AI will take everything from me, except chores.

>>107801467
/thread

>>107786093
>Makes computing unaffordable to your average person
>Moves everyone to The Cloud
Oh gee, I don't know! Maybe whoever in Big tech is pushing it can ALL DIE! I like owning things!

>>107801539
Wow.... you're a total fucking LUDDITE.
People hate technology because of you.
kys

>>107801558
Why yes, I am a luddite. Better that than being cattle.

>>107801295

PS1='Yes, Master?'

>>107801398
lmao

update(){
if [[ "$PWD" == "/home/anon" ]]; then
    export PS1="Hello Master!!!! uwu >3 ~ "
else
    export PS1="\e[0;30[[\u@\h $pwd] ~ \e[m "
fi
}
PROMPT_COMMAND=update

>>107799900
i want perl instead of bash

>>107800424
. means source, . script runs in the current shell, sh script runs in a new process with new env vars

>>107801506
perl is welcome too
any scripting is welcome

>>107798001
It is true the data can likely be siphoned from RAM, but as I use Linux and slowly move from suspicious software like Chrome etc.
As far as I know Obsidian doesn't keep the data anywhere but the vault's folder.
I'm admittedly not aware of clipboard history mechanic, but cursory google indicates I'd need a software for it, so likely not a built-in mechanic (might depend on distro, though).

All in all, I don't think I should be afraid of RAM siphoning or anything like this unless I start doing things that would make people capable of such things target me.

One can never be too paranoid...but there's a point where excessive security cripples the workflow and tasks to a too-hight degree. As >>107798406 adviced to encrypt files individually, that is not a realistic choice due to how I organize my thoughts and notes. A single large document? Reasonable. Obsidian's web of notes? Not so much.

Honestly, unless I want to commit to an unplugged from web device dedicated to writing I don't see increasing my security even more.

Unless I'd made another device that would run encrypted Obsidian on itself and only *stream* the text editor to my screen, rendering the writing secure as long as my screen is not captured and my keys not logged. That's unproductive levels of security, though.

>>107799837
If you're not encryption files individually with different passwords and random salts then you weren't very paranoid to begin with. Enjoy your placebo

>>107788216
Literally just online encrypt your whole disk with bitlocker. It's 2026 bro.

Guess who finished the script that automated mounting veracrypt vault and opening Obsidian within?

Why the FUCK does Linux need a " " path to executable if there's a space in a folder name...BUT NOT FOR ICON PATH.
What the fuck. If not for Gemini I would never guess this shit. A fuck-you type of system logic.

>>107801163
you can avoid using " " by using a escape sequence(it won't work in some config files so you are better of using ""):

New\ Year\ Resolution

is same as "New Year Resolution"

ultra retard here
I activated office with mas before they killed it and replaced it with copilot recently, do I need to change anything or am I safe for now?

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>>107801134
I mean, if it works, it works. Worst case scenario just re-activate it with MAS Ohook
If you don't want Office to change with updates you should install a fixed release (Office 2024, Office 2021, etc) instead of using Microsoft 365

>>107801134
if it's still activated it should be fine, but so far Massgrave hasn't reported on any changes to the activation system

>>107801300
This. If something changed in the backend when it comes to Office turning into MS 365 Co-Pilot Whatever The Fuck then they would've mentioned it. Ohook probably works totally fine still.

>Switch to Windows on my Laptop just to use Excel for work
>middle-click to copy/close tab is not a thing
>battery life is significantly worse
Man, this is gonna take time to get used to. I do wonder how TLP on Linux manage to squeeze out every battery savings it can manage for longer battery life.

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>>107797554
cute clothed lgs

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>>107790067
you know you can just torrent in Brave directly? why need a secret club?

>>107801579
>Brave
Opera is my preferred browser/torrent client

>>107801579
>brave
>vlc
i'm feeling embarrassed for that in their place. but i guess it fits just right in indiatech

>>107801409
dang that is cute

>>107801371
ikr?

>>107801073
They did release 4.5 weights but I seriously doubt 5.0 will be.

>>107801110
>>107801130
>not that unusual
Since I'm not in the chubcord, qrd? The only case I'm aware of is back when he allegedly was in a car crash.

>>107801355
I just parse html with regex maaan, I know nuttin about spoof n shit
I just check if keys work, keep using one until it runs out of quota and then check everything again, still more than the average anon here doe

>>107799698
Supposedly it's one of the more prescient series, and politically-poisoned fans turned against the lead writer of the series because he wrote a Digimon stage play with the original seiyuu revolving around political correctness corrupting the internet or something of that nature.

>>107781661
It's all just lies from winshills

This is what's preventing me from switching. I would sell my RTX 4090 but AMD doesn't even bother with making good cards anymore, just budget cards.

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>>107780574
No issues ever.

>>107801311
Eh, it's nowhere near as good as AMD support. You'll have it break occasionally and get kicked to a terminal instead of a GUI on boot after updates, and there is a pretty significant performance hit vs Windows still.
It is plenty usable if it's all you have though. I ran with a 2080 super for many years until I upgraded to a 9070 XT. It was usable in Linux.

>>107781789
I think this should be getting better, a lot of work is being done to add the kinds of APIs and performance counters that stuff like RTSS relies on on windows.

I built True Path Finder, a tool to facilitate collaboratively finding the truth about what will take a person from one state to another, using a very generic method: 1. Anyone can post any goal they have, or try publicly posted goals. 2. Anyone can try publicly posted methods to achieve that goal, or post their own. 3. Users try the methods and share their experiences as reviews. Repeated reviews are enabled and encouraged, to understand how their experience changes. 4. Users learn about each other’s experiences and may find a better method to achieve their goals.

There's a mode called "My Cave" in which you can do all that but privately. Following the cave analogy prompted me to make subsequent page's background color darker, and also making it so that you can only exit the cave through the page you entered. It was fun :) I hope it helps make it extra clear when you are interacting publicly or privately with the app, since everything else looks the same.

There are also "events" which anyone can create on any method, which are scheduled in advance, people RSVP to, and have 3 phases: Arrival, Practice and Close. A text chat is enabled only in the Arrival and Close phases. The text chat is accesible only in batches of 7 to 21 people, to ensure focused community discussion and allow the group to self-moderate. If all batches are full and a group would have 6 or less people, they would be allowed in full batches.

These events allow people to ask focused questions, reflect, foster community and discipline. They also avoid long asynchronous discussion which may distract from achieving goals. There's a 21 min daily limit for using the app, to drive the point further :)

There's a guest mode available so that you can do everything except post public reviews and chat in events unless you create an account.

https://truepathfinder.vercel.app/

>>107800680
>>107800702
yeah I have the same question. it looks like you're making things more complicated and slow because of some notion that a libraries "rectangle" call is magically more efficient

I'm making a litte DSL and it's litle VM for parsing. It occured to me that if you remove both the lexing and the general backtracking, the parser generator becomes very simple.
General backtracking is not needed for a recursive descent parser and writing a lexer by hand is easy and simple, it's not necessary to automate its generation.

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>>107800704
aaand an img for fun

>>107796947
Reloading this thread waiting for inspiration to strike.

Any day now.

>>107795049
thats all propaganda

all the female coders who get hired due to their gender just use chatgpt to code for them and nobody says anything because they have a hole

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>>107800438
<this was my class
kinda. its not my exact class, which i have on my pc btw, its just that im too lazy to browse through all my picture files because i named the picrel like a fucking retard and i need to actually look at the thousands of pics i have on my pc to find it now

youre looking at a couple millies. for one sole class
its all paid by big globohomo, were financed by appo, facebook, etc
google have their own thing afaik

to integrate this cursus you start with an iq test
then youre thrown right into c and its either you sink or swim.
thats the test. iq test->how well you can deal with comprehending c

femoids had a lower score target to integrate the project than males
despite that they all drop out.
thats the reality of things- were sexually dimorphic.

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>>107800537
if women knew about this, they would be livid and demanding lower requirements for them to pass, much like study points in other countries, where, if you are a woman, you get a higher amount of points on your studies just because you are a woman.
so you have doctors who "passed" medical school but they didnt really, they just passed because they are female

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>women