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I love feet so fucccckiiin much

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In case the anon that requested the Shinku tile is in this thread, here it is.

>>107790921
i saw this girls porn video where some guy has her take hrt pills or something from his cock while sucking it as she's in a chastity and calls him daddy and thanks him for it, super fucking hot. i cant remember what the dude's redgifs channel is, he's some white guy named Top something or Dom something no idea and he fucks troons, fug i need to find it again. linux, am i right guys?

>>107837844
I want to be that girl so bad

>>107831850
such desktop much wow

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>>107836992
That's true for those who famously reply with just a single "thanks" after the chatbot replied them (IIRC, OpenAI talked about it and the thing was hyped in a number of outlets), but pre/post-appending a simple "please" shouldn't make that much of a difference, it's like 1 token in Gemini, slightly rewording the rest of the prompt might have a larger impact...

>>107834491
Good question. Why aren't (You) encoding movies?

>>107837111
i‘d probably encode anime but i sadly am not autistic enough

>>107837716
That's the reason so few people are doing it. I do think encoding is very interesting, but I also recognize you have to be a special kind of autist to find something like this interesting enough to try and do it yourself.
https://jaded-encoding-thaumaturgy.github.io/JET-guide/master/

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my kg account turns 20 next year

>>107838018
Are invites still being given on ptp?

>>107837261
>doesn't deny it
>doesn't counter it
>doesn't explain it
you should stop watching mental outlaw so much, you are not important enough to be (((spied on))), no one cares about you.

>>107832213
i kneel

>>107837307
It's an argument so mainstream and retarded I've never had to actually argue against it in the 10+ years I've been here, I don't have a line prepared for it.
Unfortunately I am interesting enough to where OPSEC actually isn't just a hobby, but even if it was, I do not consent to having devices in my home I cannot absolutely trust. I want to have as much agency as possible over the hardware I own and the software I use.

>>107830193
I have a TI-83+ that I bought in 2003, still going strong.

>>107837516
>Unfortunately I am interesting enough to where OPSEC actually isn't just a hobby
LMAO

>>107836907
>>107836982
And also it might teach you how to vibe code effectively. Which is an entirely different skill set, that's apparently growing in utility and demand.

If I release code under a license, say for example GPL, am I then bound by that license too?

>>107837194
No, you have absolute copyright.

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I impulse bought this last night, is it good?

how do I get the formula to calculate the start row and end row of my table's current visible page? so it shows like 1-50, 51-100 etc...

for example in my table I have set for example:
total rows = 908
rows per page = 25
current page = 4

what would be the formula for the start and end?

>>107818529
Any time you need deep access to things that a compiler doesn't let you touch, like control registers. Writing your own operating system is one example.

It's also useful when you're getting a weird bug and can't figure out why because there's nothing wrong with what you programmed in a higher level language. I found out that the compiler I was using didn't understand the scope of variables when I repeatedly used the same variable name inside sub-blocks buried within other blocks that already had a variable with that name.

>>107818768
>Do the names Justine Tunney and Mary Ann Horton ring a Bell (Labs)?
How does ""''Justine"""""" Tunney relate to Bell Labs? I had to look that dude up and he was born in 1984. Bell Labs ceased to exist in 1984. Was he working for them as an infant?

could you do anything with x86_64 assembly in current year
would you not get defeated by all the 'security features' of modern OSes and UEFI?

>>107837184
>could you do anything with x86_64 assembly in current year
See KolibriOS discussed earlier in this thread.

>>107818149
From a little-known tech YouTube channel called LaurieWired
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn_It163He32Ujm-l_czgEBhbJjOUgFhg

>>107830391
>He's right that XP is overrated now as a whole
>Because it wasn't Linux

>>107837079
>Windows thread
>Baby duck guy shows up
Like pottery.

>>107837562
> the irish.
:D

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>hourly jay niggerwin flamewar troll thread
>jay niggirwin samefags himself to save his flamewar troll thread from page 10 after hours of no bites again
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>>107816583
The aesthetic of Windows 11 is nice but the GUI is all over the place.

Science says light themes with muted colors are better than dark themes if you're on the computer with the lights on, which you should be. Only retards who don't care about going blind when hitting 40 code with the lights off

>>107837777
No, you have to maximize the color amplification setting in your monitor and turn the contrast all the way up. Trust me.

>>107837933
>maximize
>amplification

Light vs dark theme. Seems legit

>>107835866
Peer pressure for the most part, and shitty first google results when you poorly phrase it: "black mode vs white mode" shit like that.
Reaction time is better, comprehension is better when you use white mode so stick with it.

>>107836064
>>107836216
how can you tell it's emacs? it looks nothing like stock emacs

>>107834660
If it was that simple it would've happened by now, python has dominated ML for a long time. It has a ton of great libraries available but somehow they are all still worse than ggplot. desu it's possible that they simply made too many instead of working on polishing one good one. The other curse is that the only common ground between the mess of libraries (and thus what works with everything) is matplotlib. which is ass

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>>107834733
Judging by the thread (unless its just you samefagging), it already happened. Who here is talking good things about tidyverse? Pic unrelated but made with matplotlib and seaborn.

Libreoffice calc

>>107834776
>(unless its just you samefagging)
Nah this is not a samefagged thread. I'm the OP and I made it because I like using polars + plotnine the most, but seaborn + pandas and the tidyverse both seem to be more popular and mature, so I'm wondering if I'm missing something.

>>107837792
I have used all of them. Plotnine is very solid. But, keep in mind it's largely a clone of ggplot2, and it's still a lot less mature. For example geom_smooth lacks any decent methods for large data. Its my favorite python plotting library as well, but its usage is awkward because the API was made for R.
matplotlib is really quirky but when you need full control, like you're investing a lot of time into a chart for marketing or making a production app, it's worth the trouble. For adhoc work it's really heavy which discourages exploring the data. But you have to know it because every other python plotting library requires you to fall back to it for "unusual" things (which you will always run into)
Seaborn is in between, it's really inflexible. Good for extremely simple things that it was designed for, but I usually regret and fall back to matplotlib.

Polars is simultaneously the best data frame library ever, and extremely fucking annoying at the same time. Its api is great but you CANNOT use normal numpy functions with it. So as soon as you need something like a regression in groups or even a weighted average, you have a problem. You have to either use the slow shitty path with map_groups or dive into rust. Pandas is legacy trash and slow as fuck with a weird API. tidyverse has data.table and dplyr which are pretty good, not as elegant as polars maybe but you can use normal functions everywhere.

If you're wondering why python seems behind on some things despite being insanely popular, I don't know. Some features in tidyverse only work well because of R language features like delayed evaluation. But also, python seems to have an issue that everyone wants to make a new library, takes it to 0.13.2 and then gets bored and leaves it half finished.

>>107837859
They all browse the web fine, stop worrying about stuff that doesn't matter.

>>107837922
"just ignore your principles and let the software on your computer do whatever it wants, im okay with being cucked by companies"

>>107837859
ladybird

>>107837963
>ladyboy

>>107837936
Good to know!

>>107837012
You're looking for arch or a source-based distro.

>>107837362
>You're looking for arch or a source-based distro.
I'm fairly certain 3d fags actually want their stuff to work reliably.

>>107837385
Then what's wrong with a source-based distro?

What's the best way to serve files on Linux for Windows clients ? Samba or NFS ?

>>107837943
samba / cifs is the best period unless you're doing corporate campus megascale clustered nas

>>107836854
>and the lack of drive letters
Baby duck.

>NOOOOO I HAVE TO KNOW WHAT "sda" and "sdb" are linked to via a quick check and then just memorizing it!

>>107836886
>get sued for using MS code or employees
Yeah, anon. Totally "retarded" to avoid being sued for their hobby project. *eye roll and jerk off motion here*

>Their project has been treated as a hobby, the didn't see the urgency.
What Urgency? Windows going to shit? That's not their fault, that's Microsofts.

>B-b-but people could use this hobbiest toy OS an--
No, they wouldn't. Be fucking real right now. Anyone that is wanting to get off Microslop is already on Linux or BSD or iToddler systems. React will NEVER get Windows converts.

>>107837949
>baby duck
No u. Any "you're just too used to windows arguments" are tacit admittences that you only like Linux because you've gotten used to it. Its not actually better, at least not root on top and sda sdb.

>>107837972
I would use ReactOS if it worked and I use Windows currently.

>>107829507
Probably not.
The way i ended in linux in the first place is because every software i use had a better open source alternative.
My windows slowly got turned into a penguin, then Windows 10 came and i hated it, and jumped ship to linux.

Sit at your computer and open up Google Chrome
And then look at tutorials on how to hang yourself at home
And then you can hang yourself

>>107836940
nothing. that's it.

>>107836947
why FDE over rootfs encryption? rootfs encryption is less error prone due to the EFI/boot partition not being encrypted and still protects all of the shit you should actually care about

>>107836940
Await delivery of your wizard hat.

>>107836940
Now you can show all the girls you know your neofetch output and finally lose your virginity