>>107838851
>the CLR was Windows only for quite a while
What about Mono?

>>107838921
C# appeared in 2000.
Mono appeared in 2004.
Microsoft bought it in 2016.
.NET 5, available for all platforms, happened in 2020.
So yeah, 4 years of nothing and ENTERPRISE status acquired way later.

>>107838989
What do you mean by "ENTERPRISE status" and why does it matter?

Dotnet being proprietary and single platform prevented me from having the motivation to learn it. I only did that after they released and ported core. A language isn't useful to learn or write in if computers can't execute it.
I imagine I'm not alone in this. C# has existed for a long time now but I think wider spread adoption was stunted by its closed begining. So they have a lot of catching up to do in that regard compared to other languages like Java.
Which is kind of frustrating for me personally because I really like PowerShell and wish I had learned it sooner. Although the utility of it and what I appreciate today is only related to the modern versions so it wouldn't have mattered then, it only matters to me now. But that means for like a decade I put 0 thought into their entire ecosystem of tools, languages, libraries, etc. and contributed nothing to it myself. I imagine some other people have had the same kind of experience.

>>107839022
>What do you mean by "ENTERPRISE status"
Big corp backing.
>and why does it matter?
Less risk of a rug pull. Bean counter approved.

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>>107838888
Techs is measured in USD which is measured in THD.

>>107838931
bullshit.

Do they make headphones/headsets that have adjustable dials for bass vs treble or specific frequencies?

>why not use equalizer software
this would be for use with a gaming console

Alternatively, I remember reading here on /g/ that you can load different equalizer profiles onto in ear monitors, so are those pretty much what I'm looking for?

t. someone who knows nothing about audio

>>107837831
I assume you mean something that passes through the audio signal but then also acts as an equalizer, but I don't want another object sitting on my desk, hence me wanting a headset that has dials built into itself, or a IEM if they can indeed load different equalization profiles or whatever like I vaugely recall reading they can do.

>>107838980
trn black pearl

>>107838980
a few options
>separate dac with eq
that's another object on the desk
>dongle dac or dsp cable
it'll be taking up a usb c port but it should work
>iems with tuning switches
something like the arpegear hane has tuning switches that can vary the treble and bass
these switches (for all iems) are not nearly as flexible or versatile and will vary from iem to iem in terms of usefulness. the hane is the best

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>>107838898
The box has clearly just been opened, why is her hair outside the box?

Is the Pangu age finally upon us?

Sup qt's

>>107838951
Yes, 鬼佬 maximum white man benchmark score best model revolutionary intelligence new LLM AI for men, women, children, pets

>>107836983
From your screenshot the 1st char is unicode codepoint E115, which is specified as "private use". That means it has no assigned glyph and is intended for custom fonts to use their own made-up glyphs.
On cytube itself it looks like they're using a webfont called "Glyphicons Halflings" which is being served from this url: https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.1/fonts/glyphicons-halflings-regular.eot

Since it's a webfont you shouldn't have to install anything, it should just work. Unless your browser is disabling webfonts.

>install cachy
>hyprland error at the top of the screen, bad config dir
>go into tty3
>fish can't set temporary variables (partition is read-only), but I can mv from tty just fine
>might be related to setting /home as an existing (non-system) NTFS partition

Hey I need help, I just installed a new AMD gpu and now I can't change my display settings. My old card was a nvidia card. When I first booted up it was in fallback mode but I turned off the nvidia drivers in startup applications and now it's in 1080p but I can't change it back to 1440p. Also command center doesn't show the new gpu. Help!

I'm on Linux mint cinnamon, 22.1

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fucking around with fedora inside virtualbox, its all up and running and installed and shit but it runs like ass. i gave this lil nigga 8gb and 4cores, does vbox just suck or can i fix it somehow
host system 7600x, 6700xt, 32gb

>>107838875
Bump!

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>>107836102
65" 4k

Anything else is a toy for trannys.

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>>107836734

>>107836102
34 inch ultrawide is all you need. you don't need 15 monitors.

>>107836102
If I had to just 1 monitor, probably 32" at 1920x1200 resolution

>>107836102
27 inch 1440p seems plenty
Large enough that it feels large
Resolution means you can fit two web browsers side by side
Looks sharp at arm's length

>>107837531
There is digital dvi and analog dvi.

>>107837733
Yeah but surely he isn't using a CRT. Everything else is either DVI-I or DVI-D, and would work with DVI-D.
My monitor is from 2002 by the way.

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>>107836442
I unironically understand your sense of loss, you're not crazy. But you should reimagine it. Instead, think of it as your old pal in a set of new clothes. He's still your same old companion. Your KITT just got an upgrade, be happy for his sake. Rekindle the friendship.

>>107836442
Once you have it all, you have nothing, back when I was a kid I used to be obsessed with computers and upgrading from one shitty GPU to another shitty GPU felt massive and adding more ram unlocked new possibilities, now that I have a pretty beefy PC, I don't feel like upgrading because it runs everything I want, I literally don't care about new hardware because it doesn't offer me anything, modern games are all shitty slop not worth playing, modern windows is a bloated clusterfuck made by jeets and modern hardware is a joke, an expensive joke thanks to AI, crypto and manchildren

>>107837899
I got really into overclocking when I was a teenager because of this, I couldn't afford to upgrade so had to squeeze every last drop of performance out of what I had. Now I can just buy the fastest thing possible without really worrying which just results in the computing equivalent of anhedonia.

>>107838255
>I'm going to skip NVG and get thermals though.
A common poor cope, you need both.

>>107833295
Bane?

>>107833295
>it comes with filters
What happens if you take off the mask?

>>107833295
Don't laugh, that's the doctor prescribed safety muzzle to preventing from sucking every cock within a five mile radius.

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>>107838288
High end thermals are more accessible than high grade NVG.

>>107838290
i got my industrial engineers degree with it, so that is one
and the fucking solve function saved so much time during test, avoiding to isolate the variable of equations on limited time ... the only thing i regret its not learning more of the advanced functions
i just never felt i needed more
like graphical shit would be nice i guess, but actually needing it? no

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>>107830193
I'm a TI-Nspire CAS baby tbdesu, call me what you will but that thing carried me through calc 3 in college.

I also have a TI-84 and an 89 but I use the Nspire the most if I ever don't have access to wolfram alpha for some reason.

>>107830193
TI-83 is peak design, everything after is slop

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>>107830244
Based HP Cha...
>12C
... well at least you put in an effort, ol' chap.

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I have all the 41C ROMs I can scrape off the net!

>>107838171
What type of person does it take to write this unironically? I am amazed.
I'll just assume it's troll/bait.

>>107838212
Are you 12yrs old? You should leave this place is for adults.

>>107838217
...
Again.
This is not how a normal human behaves.

>>107838211
Alright, why isn't LLMs profitable then

Every single time I've tried to use an LLM for coding assistance, it has left me angry and unsatisfied. They (Gemini, ChatGPT, Bing) make dumb mistakes, don't follow instructions, and can't be guided because every time I try to correct it it just doubles down.
>You're exactly right, the C++ standard library does not actually have a std::solve_puzzle() function. Your keen observation shows that LLMs sometimes make mistakes.
>Here is the verified, bulletproof, 100% working actual confirmed code:

#include <solver>
// Solves the_puzzle using the verified, actually present, definitely real STL function solve_puzzle
std::solve_puzzle(the_puzzle);

>>107830856
What was the image?
>>107830304
Side fingerprint doesn't doesn't have the gesture to open the notification bar, does it?

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>>107837581
Samsung has the best tablet pen in my opinion, but if you mind display issues I wouldnt buy that model
I ordered two of them last year and sent them both back because they had this glowing edge
I think the majority of them have it. Its in the amazon review pictures too

>>107837396
f7 pro is great
>>107837125
i don't see the point of rooting if roms bundle bcr, dolby, integrity fixes and underclocking tech

Any F5 users here? I'd like to flash a recent custom rom but I am on HOS 1, what's the safest way to upgrade firmware? I have seen people brick from updating it in TWRP, so I would rather try either fastboot or in stock rom

>>107837125
>bootloader and root meme
You are autistic

>>107838991
Hard gay cooking show? I remember. Yahooooooooo

I forgot the password to my old Yahoo e-mail, but it was probably leaked in one of the many breaches throughout the years. Curious what I'd find in my inbox.

>>107838655
Peoples needs are different. If you need a laptop you can sometimes draw on the surface is okay. If you want a dedicated drawing device very few people will suggest it since it was never produced as one. It's small, inefficient, and windows gets worse every quarter.

>>107837755
Didn't Samsung also license the Wacom tech for their S-pens? Wonder if they're compatible.

the standard is pretty much the ipad (pro) with the pencil followed by those dedicated portables like wacom movink or the chinese knockoffs from huion/xp pen etc, buy ones from last year to now only, older ones are bad
then samshit tablets with s-pen, mostly because lagdroid lol
avoid any microshit surface, garbage devices for this purpose and bad devices overall

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>>107836386
>>107837058
>>107832672
>>107831020
>>107832670
buy a toilet currynigger

>>107839001
Apple makes iPads in China. What are you talking about?

>pick a distro
>click "minimal install" or equivalent
>install de of choice
>enjoy your free operating system
You won't because you're a stupid whining cunt who can't do anything but complain but anyway.

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>>107836636
Trvke nvke

kubuntu has a minimal option and you can use flatpak from discover. it just werks

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>>107824868
Qubes OS: Getting by on any less is pure masochism.

>>107824868
install gentoo

>>107824868
>Wants clean minimal KDE distro
There's Arch anon. If you aren't scared.

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>>107825321
I love using shaders for emulation.

>>107825321
>Were CRTs really that much better than the displays of today?
No. They had better colour gamut. They were worse on every other metric.

>>107837035
You don't even know what gamut means.

>>107834422
Agreed. Almost all debates about how good CRT's boil down to "I am a tranny who loves the 90s."

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>>107825321
No.

>>107837859
Brave or Ladybird

>>107838794
you know ladybird isnt even in alpha yet right? like have you tried compiling it and actually using it?

>>107838793
Imagine disabling javascript in your browser completely. Is it more secure? Is it faster? Is it less bloated? Is it less finger-printable? Yes, yes, yes, and yes. But will this browser be able to do shit in modern internet?
I imagine it's like that, disabling functionality that is crucial to the modern bloated internet.

>>107838793
Meaning that it's only got about 30%-50% of its functions, just like a mutilated cock.

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>>107837859
Use surf