>go to x (formerly twitter)>political bait>elon musk being a nigger>"@grok is it true that water is wet????">go to bluesky/mastadon/anything else>omg my cat is so cute>FUCK AI AND LUDDITES>btw we need to kill the AI>we need to burn teslas or something>check out my tranny comicwhat causes this
>what causes thisredit and 4chan
>>107735571go back
> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46436128cookie guy tryin to milk fame for his shit website
>>107731968>2026 day 1>already BTFOing cookiefag yet againalready loving this year, bros...
>>107729325hello mr based.
>>107729325>thread about cookienigger in current yearwtf
>>107731968So /g/ sperged out they won't get their le epic meme name and now they're stuck withmodern audacity
>>107735481sneedacity is still maintainedhttps://github.com/Sneeds-Feed-and-Seed/sneedacityAnyway, it was cookie that sperged out and claimed /g/ was stalking him, amongst other things.
/g/ humour thread
>>107734183most likely arch if they switch
>>107724729LOL!
>>107732048You neglected to attach the Gigabuddha.
>>107713121>gentoo-arch switch never gets old
>>107713048SFINAE>>107713121>corner jackDROPPED
Why couldn't his shit have been started like 5 years ago?
Sheeiit from king chud himself, thanks to whom I have quickmedia? Now I'm interested.
>>107734961people with this much autism should just do code golf or something because "I rewrote x in y" autism is getting replaced by AI
>X11 server written on a meme languageMore power to him but this shit is useless.
i'm happy with xorg
>>107734957Billions must die
cloud gaming will become extremely popular if this rumour end up being true
>>107735039just stop being poor
>>107733623Its all psyop for a variety of reasons for the benefit of corporations, not just one.1. The price hikes are artificial. Many plants have intentionally slowed production to fuel the fake narrative of "supply and demand" - to "create" a supply shortage on purpose to jack prices up ultra high. THIS benefits the manufactures.2. AI tech bros want total control. This has been laid out and is all public under the Butterfly Revolution. https://youtu.be/5RpPTRcz1no?si=UKGEx46cHLqBiaZbIt's no meme, it's very real and unfolding right before your eyes. The artificial price hikes are designed to keep YOU the average sheep brained consumer from getting your hands on tech. Why? The less access to tech, the less "damage" you can do. THIS benefits the tech oligarchs. 3. The push for everything mobile is real. Gaming is already making the push as mobile is +50% of the gaming market and growing. With Xbox already discarding their console and going to streaming services with a focus on mobile, it is only a matter of time before Sony and Nintendo follow suit and studios to go completely mobile. The push to destroy the PC market with artificial price increases will ensure YOU cannot afford a PC nor will you be able to buy a console as Sony and Nintendo will not be able to manufacture them without having to sell them at +$1000 each. THIS benefits the game companies as they can save fuck tons of money by going 100% mobile/streaming.The list of benefits goes on for other industries as well.tldr:- (((They))) don't want you having access to power tech (aka powerful PCs)- The price hikes are FAKE and artificial- Only corporations benefit by forcing to you to use your phones for everything (which is what they want).
>>107723190>5090 from $2000 to $5000So bad to scalping tier miner prices that we had 4 years ago? That didn't make cloud gaming popular lmao.
>>107735494based schizo. probably true in a lot of ways. the world is wild now.
>>107723190GoodI hope this ushers in a new golden era of gaming where developers stop spending so many resources on graphixwhoring and create games with actually good gameplay
What operating system is the least demonic and least politically, socially, and ideologically compromised?
>>107731801schizolicious
Swirl is common symbol, just like Hitler use the swastika which is popular around 1920s
>>107732330>Windows and macOS both have +2 million trans developerssauce?
>>107735337public toilets.
>>107731801it is so over
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>gm
>>107730817Thanks, have a good day!
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>>107734721When you're dealing with a very convoluted list generation that can't be done with find or a bash one liner, you either can't use parallel or don't care about parallelism or tracking errors, and you also have GNU xargs, because every other implementation is cancer.
>>107726648Guys I'm retarded, I swear I turned on the "sound events" option for GTK programs somewhere within the KDE settings but I can't find it anymore. It's really annoying hearing a "pop" sound when I press buttons on a GTK program.
>>107734690>xargs is almost always the wrong solution.xargs can fork processes up to defined limits like the CPU count, and batch inputs for said processes so you can use it to create a work queue, good luck doing that with a for loop.
I'd like to hear input from some people before I decide, I'm a noob.I have a NAS on my home network that I use to store general media, and documents like medical stuff, taxes for backup and archival.I'm currently on ext4 jbod 2x8tb, 2x16tb hdd. But, I want some redundancy in case a drive fails. Rollbacks in case of a mistake would be nice. I'm also clueless about the true usefulness of check sums for stuff like bitrot.From what I've read, it seems like btrfs or ZFS would best suit me? I'm on Debian 12, the system has a Intel i7-5930K (12) @ 3.700GHz, and 16gb of DDR4, 2400. 1gbe LAN, maybe 2.5gbe in the future.It seems in ZFS, I would be able to raid1 2x8tb and 2x16tb and present it as one pool? I'd like to be able to add more disks naturally in the future too. Is there any hidden gotchas or somethig I should be aware of? It would seem ZFS is not within normal package distribution for Debian, I'm not sure if this is an issue. Would it be worth moving to another distro with native support for ZFS?
a few months ago I got my first linux distro, I somehow decided to go for debian 13, it ended up being a huge pain in the ass, shit would be complicated to install, and would regularly stop workingfinally reached a breaking point today and wiped it out, and installed fedora, everything just works on fedora so far. it's amazing truly amazing compared to debian.probably this comes at a cost of security/privacy or something, there has got to be a catch
wew lad
>>107717882i basically drive on the road in the pic every day to work (haifa to yoqneam, haifa is on the right)might get a job at nvidia or one of the other tech companies moving to the areaisraeli north is exploding in tech investment
>>107735209kill yourself as soon as possible
>>107717912
>>107735269its good news not bad news there's more jobs coming
gonna be funny when iran nukes it
It's 2026, where can I get a Rockwell Retro Encabulator?
>>107726658Don't forget the pre-fabricated amulite and dingle arm. I personally like the nover trunion feature.
I would rather immanentize my eschatron if you catch my drift
>>107733627based
>ctrl-f Allen-Bradley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzm6pvHPSGo>WHERE ARE THE RETRO ENCABULATORS
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>>107735429cute girl who loves you, I knew that already
>Put word in logit bias -100>It keeps spamming itI swear to fuck not a single """""feature""""" on sillytavern actually works. They're ALL placebo bullshit.
>>107735321Card I made of a mentally retarded girl. Not from a genetic disorder, she suffered a head injury.
>>107735502Goyimtavern is shit, yes, but have you considered that the model or provider you're using doesn't support logit bias and/or ignores it?
>>107735503i was just using a retarded 'unny card
wobbly windows is a stupid tasteless gimmick that only open sores Linuxtroons thought was a good idea to include into their official softwarenot even iFags were dumb enough to do thatmeanwhile Linshitters still don't have an accurate replica of the Windows 7 user experience despite 20+ years of freetard developers shitting out useless code for Gnome and Wayland
>>107731445>Compositing killed computing.>maximally extreme statement about completely inconsequential thingtextbook /g/ retardation
>>107735303>howBy years of expertise in servicing XP machines.>whyWhy not?
>>107731356never forgot about it.used it to show my friends how cool linux was back in 00's
i had a script that when this motherfucker crashed it restarted it
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>>107734930I am 98% sure you are French
>>107735193Are you basing this solely off the salary?
>>107734327work your way out of the battery assembly department
>>107734661sex with creatures
>>107734322And everyone else creates more problems without fixing anything. I'll stick with whites.
What is it about big O notation that is so hard to understand for people?Despite being a fundamental concept in CS, so many CS graduates think they understand what big O means, but when they try to explain it they are completely wrong.For example pic related, almost every statement in the "explanation" is incorrect.
>>107724461imagine if it's all bots
>>107731296How is it wrong? This is literally just applying the definition.
>>107723015That's the point, it's complicated because it's a Shibboleth.
>>107733429It's really not that complicated though. People just don't even try to understand what it means
has OP finally gave up after getting beaten up by literally everyone in the thread?
C++bros not like this...
>>107733666>>107733985trannies... this is your mindset...
>>107733985>glass bead game>the abyss
>>107733666Mandated hrt and feminizing surgeries for chuds when?
>>107733985vgh... now i have to quit climbing too?
>>107733666what does it stands for in this context?
