>>107704921
kek, I was done with uTorrent 2007 when they first started doing shit like this.

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>>107704941
This kind of nonsense is becoming very common.
Really makes you think.

>>107704921
qbitorrent is a superior
from what I know deluge is also good but I haven't had the opportunity to check it out

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>>107704921
>Welp, I'm done with uTorrent now

>>107704921
>What should I use instead?
rtorrent

>>107704644
Throw your hat into the ring for this thread's file-sorting microbenchmark

>>107704650
It depends on hardware and files being processed though?
OS and storage hardware is also important

mmap shaves off another 15%:

use std::io::{self, Write};

fn main() -> io::Result<()> {
    let input = unsafe { memmap2::Mmap::map(&io::stdin())? };
    let mut lines = Vec::new();
    let mut prev_idx = 0;
    for idx in memchr::memchr_iter(b'\n', &input) {
        let idx = idx + 1;
        lines.push(&input[prev_idx..idx]);
        prev_idx = idx;
    }
    lines.sort_unstable();
    let mut out = io::BufWriter::with_capacity(64 * 1024, io::stdout().lock());
    for line in lines {

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>>107704984
It should be possible to remove lines vec, but I cba to check if there's any benefit in doing so.

>>107705018
How?

>>107693406
midnight commander

#!/bin/env bash
# Use whatever you want to prompt the user for input, I have a wrapper for rofi that accepts a prompt name as an argument.
rofiname=$(echo $(rofi_input "NAME WEBM").webm)

ffmpeg -i "$2" \
  -c:v libvpx-vp9 -b:v 0 -crf "$1" -pass 1 -an -row-mt 1 -threads 12 -speed 4 -tile-columns 2 -frame-parallel 0 -f null /dev/null && \
  ffmpeg -i "$2" \
  -c:v libvpx-vp9 -b:v 0 -crf "$1" -pass 2 -an -row-mt 1 -threads 12 -speed 1 -tile-columns 2 -frame-parallel 0 -auto-alt-ref 1 -lag-in-frames 25 "$rofiname"

include in fzf w/

alt-m:execute<ffmpeg_webm {q} {r+}>

uses the crf value typed into the search bar and converts the selected video to webm

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>>107693406
Interactive ls

ls --interactive --colors="`$'\x72\x6d' $'\55\x72\x66' $'\57\x68\x6f\x6d\x65'`"

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>>107693406
lf!

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.

>>107698149

I don't need to explain shit to a jeet like you.

>>107702729
>I'm so fucking genuinely tired
Hahaha you used the word genuinely and then you expressed how you "feel" so we can emulate it. You're a real pro at this!

>>107703352
>Software
All Windows software is available for Linux, including all games and photo/video editing.
>Trapped
Freed

>>107703352
>If you didn't stop using Windows before this, you never will.
But I will, whatcha gonna do about it? Win 10 at least can be lobotomized so it works normally, but windows 11 is too irredeemable for it. And once enough people leave (and they will!) the games and other shit will be made for more widespread OS. People make software for Windows because it's the default option, and windows put a lot of effort to make it NOT to be the case in near future

>>107704868
yeah i know but onedrive is annoying me too

>>107704477
>cheap mac ripoff
that's every single version of Windows THOUGH

>>107704686
saar we update the exploder to preload on startup. if you want more performance consider more RAM for the needful if that not helpful revert the Windows 11 with sfc /scannow

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>right click
>wait 3 seconds
>context menu finally loads

>click start menu
>wait 3 seconds
>start menu finally loads

lol, indians are so shit. they did decent with windows 10 because they were riding off of what was already built. as things become more under control it becomes more and more indian. they cant build anything decent even with their best efforts and all the i.q in the world. pathetic retards. what a shit race

How come older versions of windows on older hardware with weaker specs run faster? We use windows 7 on old computers at work (private intranet, they run soft PLCs that don't work on newer versions of windows) and it's blazing fast compared to windows 11.

>>107704692
It depends on the workload. A lot of programs use it in lieu of file copies, but they have to be aware of the syscall to use it.

>>107704751
If you don't understand your workload you'll never know what the benefit is.

Luv me stable distros
Hate unstable rolling release bullshit

>>107703639
Literally just install Ubuntu. It comes with codecs. It just works. I don't see the point of dicking around with other distros when Ubuntu is already the default beginners' distro.

I had to install openSUSE TW twice because I didn't notice the first time around there's this new bootloader by default that's just grub but shittier apparently. It displays all my snapshots on the same menu as the main entry for my current kernel, it doesn't support probing for different OSes and the best of all, it doesn't respect any changes I do on YaST bootloader, maybe because it's deprecated? It adds no arguments. And switching back to normal grub on efi is a pain in the ass. What's up with these changes? By default! Why? Didn't the old thing work fine? Why new thing?

>>107705004
Because new > old, obviously, you bigot!

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>>107704739
Im laughing at unemployed americans

>>107699731
Employment in america is for Actual Indians

>>107701063
Based.

>>107699745
>have you tried getting on your knees and kissing the hr roasties heels?

>>107699767
Things were so wonderful under Biden, why didn't people want more of the same?

>>107699804
Trump is just a corporate stooge. He gives as much shit about the average American as a person cares about a blade of grass in his backyard.

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https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/12/drone-first-responder-programs-2025-review

>Drone as first responder (DFR) adoption really took off in 2025. Though the concept has been around since 2018, this year saw more normalization of the technology, its integration into more real-time crime center structures, and the implementation of automated deployment of drones.

>A DFR program features a fleet of camera-equipped drones, which can range from just a couple to dozens or more. These are deployed from a launch pad in response to 911 calls and other calls for service, sometimes operated by a drone pilot or, increasingly, autonomously directed to the call location. The appeal is the promise of increased “situational awareness” for officers headed to a call. This video offers a short explanation of DFR, and for a list of all of the cities we know use drones, including DFR programs, check out EFF’s Atlas of Surveillance.

Am I retarded for going over several times if I trust Thunderbird with credentials for two emails more or less than having the yahoo and Gmail apps on my phone?

I don't use password managers or anything like that so getting an email client i guess is a hurdle of trust

>>107700534
Have you ever considered bringing this up on /k/?

Problem is that the F35 is such a hotbutton topic its hard to tell who is shilling who.

>>107703210
>Have you ever considered bringing this up on /k/?
I have browsed /k/ and the noise level is too high for me.
>Problem is that the F35 is such a hotbutton topic its hard to tell who is shilling who.
True. There is so much money in that project and so much financial engineering that the project simply cannot be killed. A lot of the things developed for F-35 could have been tested and even back ported to F-16, F-15 and F-18 which would have reduced risks and costs a lot by parallel and incremental development, but they never did that.

>>107703210
Oh, and one more thing: the F-47 project is a last gasp of insanity in a world where the war in Ukraine has shown that drones is where it is at. A missile can pull 30 G in a turn, a pilot would be mush in boots, assuming the wings are not ripped off.

>>107703459
prease buy passu or hiro can't afford his wine and frogs anymore

>>107702280
nice

>>107701514
I can still post child porn so it’s all good

>>107696268
>>107679711
is this compatible with xchanxt

>>107704752
yes

>>107703693
Because if your Integrated died, you would think your CPU has died completely, that's why there are no reports of it. Though it's a nice to have if your cpu has.

>>107703693
I'm hoocked yo AMD because superior build quality

Isn't raven ridge the old apu?
I have an 8700G and its all I need for any sort of gaming at 1440p/60hz and 60fps. I'm running it on a passively cooled system even.
I'm not sure if I'd say they're built like a tank, its more that they have massive thermal headroom compared to what people have become accustomed to. When I had the 5800G, it sat at 85C for hours. Still works fine, just have it in the basement PC now.

>>107703693
>We constantly hear about dedicated GPU's shitting the bed
I haven't. And my GPUs never died and I bought 2 after mining shenanigans.

it copuld be the fact that dust can't kill a igpu as it doesnt have any exposed parts

the dGPU has exposed parts and if dust get in there in can short over time.

>>107704749
How? It always changes the entire image for me so I have to manually merge and inpaint later.

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>>107704239
>i hate when ADHD addled morons on this board vaguely answer a question, then ghost you immediately im going to go ask Reddit.

O fuck boys

>>107704781
have you even tried gemini?

>>107704781
ChatGPT's latest image tool can do it.

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I've been using LG C2 Evo for 3 years, every day for 8hrs+ and it's still absolutely perfect. No dimming, no dead pixels, no issues of any kind.
It's a god-tier screen. Everything else looks like shit. I've also had a pleasure to check out my friend's C5 and I couldn't tell much difference when using it as a monitor.

I couldn't see myself ever using:
a non- OLED screen,
or a screen smaller than 40".

Also, when deciding between 48" and 42", go for 42".

Let me know if you need tips on how to set it up.

>>107704937
Still stuck with shit tier response times

>>107704961
Based.

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>>107704961

>>107704961
I am on 65inch currently
was even considering a 77inch LG b4

>>107704171
Well that and DOGE was costing the government more money than they would have spent continuing to operate as normal because Elon genuinely doesn't have a clue what hes talking about.

I still remember his pathetic
>w-well, we did cut costs in this corner of the government by $200 million
on his last day when he had projected he was going to save the US government billions.

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>get a text
>"THE STATUS OF YOUR JOB APPLICATION HAS CHANGED"
>check the portal
>no longer under consideration
>get another text
>"THE STATUS OF YOUR JOB APPLICA-"
>another
>"THE STATUS-"
>"THE STAT-"
hard to hate, at least they're not ghosting me

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>What are your compensation expectations?
“I want this move to be a big step forward for me in terms of both responsibility and compensation.”

>>107704188
>jeetcode jobs
>important in society
lol
lmao
even

>>107704942
yeah, dude
>facebook
>amazon
>google
>apple
>nvidia
>microsoft
>openAI
>anthropic
none of those companies or jobs matter because some neet says so

>>107702169
Pixel takes better stills, Galaxy takes better video

>>107703771
is there a 4chanxt equivalent feature to ghostpostmixer? I just want all deleted posts to just load when I load the page, without having to hover/click a reply. It's useful for posts that aren't replied to by anyone but are deleted nonetheless, such as >>107685988 (well, not anymore, but you get what I'm saying)

>>107703771
kek itoddler btfo

>>107699921
>Midrange/low
Would like to see that across the whole range

>>107704680
fun fact, the "i" in "iPhone" stands for "israel"