>>107720556
and you can't just decide while you're tabbing to your file that you want to see the metadata of a different file, realize you want it gone, delete it with a keybind, and then select your completion.

>>107720187
>>107719757
snippet from updated preview wrapper

    video/*)
      case "$(tty)" in
        /dev/tty*)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"
          exiftool "$1"
          ;;
        /dev/pts/*)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"
          exiftool "$1"
          ;;
        *)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"

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>>107720750
In fzf's key-bindings.zsh plugin, if you replace the contents of the fzf-cd-widget function with that of the fzf-file-widget function, and duplicate the _fzf_select function to handle the environment variable, the fzf-cd-widget will place the selected directory onto the cursor position on the command line, rather than changing to that directory. You can duplicate these functions to handle any fzf options and commands for custom widgets for fzf that place selections directly onto the command line.

>>107720989

# CTRL-D COMMAND
__fzf_dir_select() {
  setopt localoptions pipefail no_aliases 2> /dev/null
  local item
  FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND=${FZF_CTRL_D_COMMAND:-} \
  FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS=$(__fzf_defaults "-d / --preview='fzf_preview_wrapper {}' --walker=file,dir,follow,hidden")\
  FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS_FILE='' $(__fzfcmd) "$@" < /dev/tty | while read -r item; do
    echo -n -E "${(q)item} "
  done
  local ret=$?
  echo
  return $ret
}

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>>107720989
>>107721002
In this way, with

alt-1:reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\

set, alt-1 will always return fzf to the list with which it was started, regardless of which widget spawns fzf.

>>107720353
Yes, it is.
If you have evidence it isn't, it's time for you to present it.
Otherwise, shut your retarded hole.

>>107718930
>ChatGPT can't have an opinion because it is not sentient.
Yes, it is.
If you have evidence it isn't, it's time for you to present it.
Otherwise, shut your retarded hole.

>>107720992
brother we can’t even prove dogs are sentient, why the fuck do you think a program that doesn’t act without a human prompting it would have the spark of life?

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I would not say the n-word because I want the nuclear holocaust.

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>>107720992
ChatGPT isn't sentient because it has no feelings. Try to hurt it, you can't. Try to bore it: can't be done. It's a gay robot without a body.

>>107717701
>this one fails but not all the other formats i already implemented
dont you feel a sudden urge to mix some bleach and ammonia?
i think it would be insanely cool if you did that

>>107717721
I could rework this to VP8 Webm/Webp but the compression efficiency wouldn't be as impressive.

>>107717604
nice long doro

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>>107719538
There's shops opening up in Mexico with this thing. I have never witnesses something so contagious, you'd think it was an engineered corona virus 2.0

>>107720933
Bad memories

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>>107721004
i have a few

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>>107720767
Thanks
>>107720849
You're right that After Effects would be better for a complicated shot and having full control. I've also been thinking of using blender for compositing, it seems like it is pretty powerful.
I don't like dealing with exporting multiple image sequences into separate folders and then importing them into another program. I would lose focus and only manage maybe 1 gen per day. Being able to do the whole thing in one piece of software is a lot more convenient for me.

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>>107718316
>Seems weird to have an anti smoking pack of cigarettes.
some nations ban pack designs so tobacco companies can't make their cigarettes seem cool. the only packs they can use are blacked out, with anti-smoking messaging on them

>>107718545
:(

>>107718647
>Rocketgirl situation
you make it sound so dramatic. I think he just got a girlfriend, lol

>>107716040
The problems with Windows don't stem from its underlying philosophy, but from Microsoft being greedy bastards. The problem with every UNIX like is that UNIX is fundamentally not a home OS, its a mainframe OS.

What made CP/M good is that it was written for home use. That means its designed around no networking and your only storage being hot swapable external media. So software is thought of in terms of what physical device its on first and foremost, instead of this nonexistent fantasy called root, all programs are fully portable executables needing no installation, even the os is portable, one copy of cp/m lets you make infinite identical copies of cp/m that will work on any machine with no additional software required, no registries or package managers. And it also means no account control, the user has full permissions to do whatever he wants to his computer, without any of the unnecessary security features meant for a computer being shared by 50 people at once.

Modern home computers have even been dragged down by windows mvoing away from this philosophy, becoming little more than internet terminals with no physical drives beyond an SSD with a bootable OS and web browser. But even then they still make better home computers because of the drive letters and the OS supporting executables much better than linux.

>>107705709
your best best is probably to run a barebones linux and have it boot straight into a win2k virtual machine. that'll take care of drivers. outside of that there are autistic japanese people that make all kinds of stuff for win2k to make stuff that shouldn't run on it run on it

>>107705709
>>107720968
that or of course you could source hardware that has 2k drivers, you're probably not going to be able to run anymore than what such hardware can do anyway

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>>107711970
Good times.

Why do russians keep trying to meme anons into using insecure software?

>>107720081
i don't get why he uploaded this, not even on his discord is there a guide on how to run it

>>107720399
nooooticing

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me and my wife (z-index)

So the tl;dr of this thread is julien the diddler is still a whiny bitch

>>107721117
Is OP.. Faggot?

>>107721117
android
litetally a demographic about android

>>107721131
Nope. Keep on coping though.

intel gpu drivers are usually more mature on windows first before linux. its the opposite for amd.

>2025.99
>lenovo
>ubuntu
>intel
trinity of shit

>>107720684
Best description of the situation.

>>107721021
What's wrong with Lenovo?

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>>107720592
It's not a problem. With Ubuntu shipping a ton of Rust Rewrites™ of software in the near future, the OS will not only be more performant, it will have memory safety guarantees. The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades.

>>107720694
convincing argument anon but i have another machine for hosting, torrent, vpn, etc.
been thinking to separate storage from the rest for.... convenience? idk man

>>107720564
how are the pci lanes split on that? it doesn't seem like there would be enough...

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>>107721027

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>>107706943
>READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:
we have a little situaaaaaaaaation

>>107721085
that's horrible, but expected. i'd never want to use that.

>>107719964
The truth is that .exe is the best way to install software and Bill figured it out 30 years ago.

>>107719964
An appimage is a self contained executable you can just run it...

>>107721038
He didn't figure anything out you moron. You don't even know what you're talking about.
You probably don't even know what an MSI is, NSIS, how dynamic linking works, COM and OLE. There is a reason "DLL Hell" has the word DLL in it.

>>107721064
I've never had a problem with installing with .exe or .msi. Meanwhile apt will uninstall your DE if you try to install Steam.

>>107721081
>I'm an idiot
Yes, we all know. Why the fuck are your kind allowed on the technology board? Fuck off.

>>107717338
I remember teens complaining around 2002 about how bad internet censorship was getting.
It went from 1337 to normalfags in like 2-3 years after 1998. I have no recollection of those times, but I got the aftershocks kek (like google images being constantly full of CP).

>>107721093
it was full of normal people by 2005 at the latest, and i know, because i was one of them

>>107720974
No the machine is convincing boomers through TV to censor alternative media because of financial risk.
Recently, they've leveraged redirect method for this. It's literally OPSEC.

>>107721098
Well as a little kid post 1999 I remember lots of flash shit that would be banned on most forums nowadays. Yt surprisingly doesn't censor that shit well though and it's still there, just hard to find with algorithms.

But it's more the darker stuff that I never saw that much of, but could tell it was there. Up until 2012 the internet wasn't that much different from 2002 internet. But holy fuck after Snowden. That opened my eyes to how fast things could change in cultural cliques from sockpuppetry from cops and shit.

>and yet they still let shootings happen, having all of that surveillance
That's when you know enforcement is completely fucked by cartels. They were trying to put literal bikies in charge of prisons where I live recently.

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>>107721093
>It went from 1337 to normalfags in like 2-3 years after 1998. I have no recollection of those times, but I got the aftershocks kek (like google images being constantly full of CP).
there was a massive push to get everyone online during that period, you might have heard of it

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>>107720502
BEHOLD
my OLED desktop

>>107720502
>but my GPU consistently runs at 10+ C when compared to an x11 session
now this is just straight up nonsense

>>107720607
So is the claim that there are any resource issues with wayland. Xorg users are schizophrenic

>>107712268
>Could you share it please saberbro?
https://www.xfce-look.org/p/1016310/

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>>107719736
Of course he can't. Instead of making it better he goes around from thread to thread shilling it.
Chance sucks BTW it's ugly and it drains battery

>>107720173
cope

>>107719703
This. I use it together with a 4chan pass and there's literally nothing that can beat this exquisite experience. Chance looks like absolute garbage (and the dev is a seething jeet lmao)

>>107719654
Don't care, still using Clover.

Buying a pass is retarded

>>107720145
User error and/or made up story. (likely latter)

Why should *I* do it, though?

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>>107712513
it's all over

>>107720196
flatpak, snap and appimage are cope for debian trannies because their package manager and repos are absolute dogshit

>>107720931
those can be reflashed but they dont work like the normal carts they dont normally have rtc and have patched roms to work around that they also save to sram instead of fram so if the battery dies your save is gone and they are just generally buggy pieces of shit thats why these pricier ones are so cool as they work exactly like real pokemon carts

>>107718905
Hmm you're right, you seem self aware enough. I was too harsh. I also like buying the chink shit, won't go as far racking up tokens personally, but I do go hunting for coupons like a pathetic Jew.

>>107720931
also just do add you dont even need a cart flasher you can flash then with an nds homebrew

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>>107721040
huh I never even considered that option for flashing GBA bootlegs. The flasher I got years ago works with GB and GBC too at least so I might keep it

>>107721084
yeah i also got a gbxcart rw when it came out because theyre just cool in general and its more convenient than using a ds. also just looking they do now sell bootlegs on actually good flashcart boards for relatively cheap its been a pretty good year for gba stuff by the looks of it https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009450932007.html. ive been playing emerald with a patch for daynight cycles + following pokemon and wanted a dedicated cart for it https://github.com/aarant/pokeemerald they dont modify anything involving save data so it works fine with gamecube/palpark which is cool also if you compile pokeemerald decomp with the bugfix flag it makes the rng work properly so you can soft reset shiny hunt i also made a small change to let you run indoors enjoying it quite a lot the following mon + day night cycle makes the game feel refreshing kek