>>107693072
third time's the charm kej

Too early. RISCV is the architecture the Chinese gov wants its manufacturers to eventually use so I'm confident it won't go away. However, I don't see it prevailing until China can produce its own CPUs in large quantities.

>>107688941
RiSC-V has the totality of US academia behind it. One would have thought that that would be worth something. A good fab line is generally available, just call TSMC.

>>107676454
It'll come right after the year of the ARM desktop and the year of Linux

>>107688941
68k, Z80, PDP-11, VAX, S/370, and all the other processors people actually used were CISC too. The CISC philosophy makes more sense because the idea is that complicated parts should be done by the hardware, which makes software simpler and run faster. Look at some of the instructions z/Architecture (modern version of S/360 mainframes) has. IBM put those instructions in there because it's faster than doing it in software. Even a lot of RISCs have memory move instructions now, when in the 80s and 90s those would automatically make a processor CISC.

>>107692093
Turns out the totality of US academia is really fucking sketchy, because they keep patenting anything they think is worth money while still selling it as free / open source and soliciting more grants.

>>107692521
i wrote a really detailed review with tips on how to use an egpu dock, around 500 words and the system only sent in the ratings (blanking out my review). i was fuming, what the fuck. i think i got censored

>>107692637
The store's been open 11 years, that's a pretty decent sign as is the Brand+ desu.
How much of a saving is it compared to buying locally? If it's good enough I'd go for it but I'd also do it with the knowledge that it could be a refurb or something, but that's a concern I'd have with any tech on Ali and you can run a smart test if you really want to be certain anyway

>>107690938
Its a good product. Can put rockbox on it. Plays video and has an FM tuner

>>107691543
Flux is a meme, except for specific cases the other anon said. For common household solder jobs, the extra flux isn't needed. The internet repeats it because they heard others say it. Most people aren't trying to drag solder surface mount pads while avoiding the tiny solder bridges.

>>107691543
that looks fine, seems like the pads were very clean (no surface corrision) so the solder wet it all easily without beading up. when stuff is clean the solder bridges with itself very easily

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>>107690297
pufferfish wit da big ass lip

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>>107690564
Spoken like a true wizard

>>107690297
By "default" it means the base installation. The ports system is not a part of OpenBSD.
Oh wait, you're right, it is. Shit.

>>107693056
Yeah, thats what "default" means

>>107690859
>OpenBSD supports CUDA, Wine/Proton/Steam, etc.
Hahaha

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>>107686366
Indeed!

>>107692561
>>107692594
>>>/r/edditfaggotry

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>>107685797
This is really cute, thank you.

>>107692870
>x265
I have never downloaded a rip of the sort. Does only UHNO share this garbage? Not on PTP or HDB

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>>107686191
This >>107686425
I'm on the exact same situation as you. Climbing tracker ranks has become a recent favorite pastime of mine. Every tracker has the same basic principles (torrenting, ratio, etc.) but different specific rules, which make it quick to get started but still require effort to climb the ranks. It's also relatively easy, and gives me a sense of accomplishment. I think that recognizing the reason why climbing ranks is so enjoyable is a good start to understand why you don't feel like doing anything else.

I know I'm lazy, so that's also part of the reason I stick with what I'm already doing instead of doing something new, like starting a new game or anime. But I've been making an effort lately to watch the anime I've downloaded, at least one episode a day, one anime at a time. It's been helping me get through everything I've downloaded, maybe it will help you too.

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>>107692162
>Hackaday

>>107692361
>>107692769
What are you on about? It's literally a site that posts articles with source and links to other shit / sites. Basically an RSS feed with titles.
Plenty of other similar sites too, the site itself is entirely irrelevant.

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>>107692854
Western mainstream website are useless for anything fun. Just a few weeks ago a friend of mine wanted 10 fake efbet accounds, 30 euro each, which means that i need to pass 10 kyc checks and i need 10 real leaked ID documents. Naturally i tried looking for leaked ids using google and normals means and i wasted like 10-20 minutes then i decided to yandex the same searches and the 1 one recommended resuly on yandex was a website with leaked info that sells for crypto but free sample leaked documents i used to make a test run and got 2 efbet accounts.
Westoids and westoid website will never ever teach a damn shit about anything fun. Go to chinese search engines or yandex and yse chinese websites if you want top tier hacking info. Westoids will give you 10 pages screaching about morals and shit, eastoids will give you leaked ids, passports, tutorials on how to cheat in games and more.

>>107693035
>>107692854
Basically unless the website you mention has Cyrillic or chinese characters on its landing page it is a moral fag waste of time.

>>107693047
yeah it's such a waste of time to read a web page written in the fucking language i speak without google translate turning it into gobbledygook

>modify Rust
>"Oh no you can't do that, you must remove the name Rust from all modified versions!"
the name Rust is plastered everywhere in the source code, these trademark restrictions are abusive

>>107691355

i don’t wanna touch code you make

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>zig in OP image
>OP text is a vague jab at Rust/C++/C
>every time the thread reaches 10 page it gets bumped with random irrelevant post

This is just yet another zig shilling threads made by Andrew.
There will never be anything interesting posted here except random baits attempting to start language flamewar and "random" people praising zig for being such an amazing language, but not a single person will ever discuss the projects they do with Zig or ever post even a snippet of code.

>>107692391
>It's obvious from commit log and code comments.
which code comments specifically.

>>107690528
>T.having a bad take both on rust and C++
>No one likes type theory shenanigans
The upgraded type system is a big part of why C++ became popular and some of the best improvements in languages are because of the auto checking types can do. You already need guard statements with types because of the ability to declare them null. Those statements become much more verbose when you don't even get type guarantees and waste more time at runtime when they could be filtered at compile time.
>No one cares about lifetimes
Everyone who is actually good at software development cares about lifetimes, even in languages where you don't need to explicitly define lifetimes you still need to think about them if you want to write good software.

>>107692720
Linux content on YouTube is generally shit because the vast majority of Linux users are the kind of people who are perfectly fine with, and often prefer, reading.

>>107692925
I find it's good as a recap or if you missed something, but I'm definitely not watching every Linux video on YouTube.

>>107692892
There were indicators like timezone of commits / email that pointed it to the Moskow timezone but in the end it was not clear where the guy stemmed from.

>>107692892
I'm going to guess the point here is that even if the malware is insignificant in this particular distro by default (I mean it's your fucking fault if you decide to do that modification by yourself) and even if it was quickly discovered, it still managed to hit openSUSE TW. If something it shows how important defaults are.

I thought of trying slowroll, but it seems to be like just tumbleweed where you hit the update button once a month except for certain security packages. If it isn't more than that, I don't see the point. If it's more like manjaro, manjaro demonstrated how "just waiting" means fuck and dick in terms of stability and oftentimes breaks stuff. Dunno what it's trying to be.

>>107692720
>Why am I watching a review written and narrated by an AI?
that's a question only you can answer, anon. i can't say i've seen any

>>107691512
>They become un-retarded once you learn what keyboard they were created for
just makes it sound even more retarded
>oh yeah our keyboard shortcuts were designed for a Unix mainframe keyboard from the 1960s but we haven't got around to changing it yet

Elisp is an underrated language. It has one of the best DSLs for regular expressions that I've ever seen. Writing regexps with the rx macro makes them so readable.

This:

"/\\*\\(?:[^*]\\|\\*[^/]\\)*\\*+/"

can be written as:

(rx "/*"                    ; Initial /*
    (zero-or-more
     (or (not "*")          ;  Either non-*,
         (seq "*"           ;  or * followed by
              (not "/"))))  ;     non-/
    (one-or-more "*")       ; At least one star,
    "/")                    ; and the final /

https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Rx-Notation.html

>>107692684
>Unix mainframe keyboard
nta, but I use unix mainframe keyboard and it works on my machine

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Keyboards in the Big Unix era were similar to what we have now.

>>107692914
>but i wanaahhh TINKER with CONFIG files its tooo HAWWWD WAAHHHH

I almost thought this was a Perl thread.

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Ammy's language :3

>>107690328
I like it, but man is it confusing to get started with! Once you get the hang of it, it's quite nice!

You can use dune for modern package management, and you can use c libraries from Ocaml too! Not to mention the language is memory safe by default (aside from the aforementioned optional c libraries)

It's a multi-paradigm language, so it's nice to be able to code how you want. Use OOP if you want, or you can treat it like C, but having functional programming features built in to the core design really opens up possibilities that other languages address as an afterthought.

Jane Street is kinda known for having a lot of OCaml in their code base.
https://github.com/janestreet

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>>107690336

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This references photos of the Crouching Venus Hellenistic model... even like this it's not really consistent, though. Much less "voluptuous" and "fleshy" in her belly and thighs in some other results with the same prompt and references.

>>107692738
It is good in ear monitar. I recomend. Bless sir and do the needful.

https://headphones.com/pages/listeners-iem-ranking-list
Space Travel 2 > Storm
it's over TOTLzos

>>107692717
>>107670627

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>>107692773
>a headpos user has an opinion

>e500
>top 25%
>above most kilobuck sets
based gacha enjoyer desu

>>107692124
>not good enough, windows sets in stone the DE the user uses, you can modify preferences but you cant outright remove it, even as a superuser
if windows users were allowed to install the win7 de on win11 they'd be all over it
>again, windows has seamlessly baked this into its user experience and system restore worked granted you didnt have a drive failure, windows 11 is not a copout on this feature
that hasn't worked reliably since Me introduced it
>you cannot use apt without superuser privelages. you can do practically anything at that elevated level
protip: you can configure sudo to let you run commands of your choosing without typing a password. on my personal machines i do allow myself to run my package manager without a password
>they failed at the conceptual level, not even close to a proof of or against the concept
you could just delete the files, but it'll probably come back next update... that sounds familiar

Linux users having a meltdown ITT

>>107692157
>but muh customizable gender
>im still denying it
>you have to configure it
>windows 11 copout

>>107692961
if you have any arguments i'll be happy to debate them

>>107629991
>you are essentially obligated to use the worthless libc that comes with the system for one thing.
wrong unless you're a distro janny
>that is what leads to Dependency Hell.
actual skill issue in 2025/2026

>>107690877
C++ is way more convoluted than Rust.

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I rike it, even though BC filters me.
My usual approach is write a fuckhuge code block and break it apart to self describing functions. This works until I hit a for or while loop, then I get a borrow checker error. I usually just .clone() it away because it's a hackjob program for my purposes, but what's the actual solution?

>>107692752
Well, yeah. But that's a pretty low bar.

>>107692744
damn, we got a badass over here

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>>107690871
sunk cost fallacy/tribalism
the c ecosystem is very fragmented and difficult to learn/master and spans a fuckton of fields if you've taken the time to learn/master part of it it feels terrible for it to be threatened by an alternative you dont know and would need to learn from scratch

Get a simple plastic shell without rubber sides like the superlight and just wipe it off when it builds up.

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>>107692335
subhuman genetics. can't be fixed.