>>106965101
Wouldn't you have a hard time holding back your laughter as well, if your net worth is increasing in the billions of dollars each month?

>>106963341
Why is it iToddler only? Chromium works on every OS. Actually I hope they won't release it for Windows or Linux.

>>106963341
I could beat up and then fuck all of the men in this presentation at the same time and their combined strength and vigour would be incapable of preventing me

File: image_2025-10-21_211230503.png (123 KB, 1710x741)

123 KB PNG

I didn't watch the whole video (22 FUCKING MINUTES) but I'm pretty sure Opera's had this shit baked in for a long time with its Aria functionality

>>106963341
>AI
Into the trash it goes

>>106965159
Use condoms. People should stopped to overbreed two centuries ago.
(and sink migrants boat, too)

>>106963779
Now use AI to replace the 100 ex-investment bankers.
Protip: they can't

>>106963779
"if your job can be automated by AI, it wasn't a real job to begin with"

>>106963779
>1 number is wrong in AI spreadsheet
>billions of damage

>>106965193
all it needs to do is deliver faster than the X amount of grunt juniors it wouldve taken previously.
easily achievable.
you retards think that just because no ones getting outright fired and replaced by a robot, that this stuff is dead in the water.
no what happens is, the tool becomes so useful, middle manager or assosciate at the company doesnt even need to bother having grunts to give grunt work to (juniors).
and if you think those grunts are doing hard, meaningful work, theyre not. theyre doing bitch work.
and you do that because its a hierarchy, like the military, eventually you get to make someone else do YOUR bitch work.
that is all getting turned upside down.

File: 1760596175369670.jpg (94 KB, 876x1102)

94 KB JPG

>>106964601
why do trannies all self insert as an ugly woman living in squalor? is it becausw theyre all ugly smelly freaks that can't take care of themselves? it is breaking my technology immersion when i am reminded of this

>>106964601
I don't think there were a critical mass of people actually paying the ransom, to begin with.
Why expand the effort if it's there's no return on investment?

>>106965088
not a tranny just a boyfailure and that pic is literally me fr

>>106965282
nigga pull yourself up by the bootstraps and sort yourself out

File: defcon-history-of-compute(...).png (1.16 MB, 1398x1226)

1.16 MB PNG

The creation of computer viruses has changed over the years. It has gone from being scientific research and a hobby to becoming a multi-million dollar industry full of legally dead people who create and deploy intrusive software from undisclosed locations around the world. Why don't we hear about antivirus software anymore? Perhaps because malicious actors now focus primarily on important targets, such as sensitive industries where the game is different.

The image attached to this post is very revealing: at the top are examples of the early 90s, 00s generation of computer virus creators: weird kids, some eccentric scientists; ten years later, at the bottom of the image, we have completely new archetypes: people working for security companies, shady individuals with strong ties with the criminal world, terrorists using intrusive software to finance operations.

If we had this evolution in ten years, a decade ago, imagine what kind of people are creating malicious payloads today.

>34:29
https://youtu.be/yswPIwDFYDY?t=2069

>>106961764
I'll let you know when it goes stable on Gentoo

>>106961764
Yes it's still bloated and its still trash and devs are in tranny mafia btw.

>>106962495
Not him but between Windows, MacOS and KDE, KDE has my favorite DE.

>>106962737
Even Windows 95 is more advanced than KDE

>>106961764
>First up: rounded bottom window corners! Breeze-themed windows will now have the same level of roundness in all four corners.
these retards are so mind broken by gnome its unreal

If that's true, surely this is a popular concept with lots of mature implementations.

>>106960601
Why does he have that tails x baby look on his face

>>106962834
>>106962875
If it wasn't true, why were LTT employees secretly recording the HR meeting after she was bullied into quitting and the recording caught James making a sexist joke during their sexual harassment meeting? It doesn't seem like she made it up.

>>106963085
but hes /ourgoy/ so he gets a pass

>>106962875
That's nuts. They bullied a girl so bad at LTT that she ended up cutting her leg? Poor girl. James gives off those creeper vibes. And shame on Linus for encouraging the sexual harassment.

File: disenpepe.png (149 KB, 440x457)

149 KB PNG

Non technical coomer use of AI here, please dumb it down as much as possible for me and how will it affect me?

>>106962929
serious answer: iirc sending a screenshot of a paragraph to a VLM sometimes results in fewer input tokens than if you were to send it as text. So the 'compression' people are shitting their pants over sounds closer to representing sub-word level semantics in fewer tokens rather than strictly compressing a fixed symbol set. That said, it's been known for a while that LLMs (a la arithmetic coding) tend to outperform most compression algorithms even outside text, so I'm not entirely sure why this result is being spammed everywhere.

>>106961394
New schizo gemara technique unlocked.

>>106963562
you can have longer goon sessions

Quick rundown?

>>106964954
you create a new entity, and one of the objects that the new entity is made of is that unit object
the code stays same within the class, but you will obviously call/instantiate it differently

>>106964954
Objects can contain other objects, ya know.

>>106964954
>What would be the way to do this with composition?
in principle: you pass Unit as a parameter to the implementing classes, and drop the class inheritance to them. then you refer to health, mana, etc. through the Unit object
in practice, you'll probably still need an interface for the implementing classes, but at least interfaces are nothing more than a contract that the implementation has specific methods and nothing more - they aren't as hard coupling as full class inheritance

File: file.png (54 KB, 1044x479)

54 KB PNG

>>106965040
SPI1_DRL is defined as

#define SPI1_DRL *(volatile uint8_t *)(0x4001300C)

technically it's a dereferenced pointer literal to a (volatile) uint8_t, but for coding purposes you can just pretend it's a uint8_t. defining it as a dereferenced pointer literal essentially let's you pick where specifically in memory the variable is stored. this is useful if youre programming, for instance, a microcontroller with an SPI register located specifically at 0x4001300C in memory. then, if you want to read from the SPI interface, all you have to do is read the variable.
however, since other hardware has access to the register, you want to make sure the compiler doesnt make any optimizations that assume otherwise (e.g. if you read from the register twice in succession, it could change between the two reads without the CPU doing anything, so you dont want gcc to optimize out one of the reads). so you throw the lesser known volatile keyword in there to let the compiler know whats up.
finally, for my particular microcontroller, the SPI1_DRL register is using for both transmitting AND receiving (write = transmit, read = receive). whenever the interface receives a byte, it stores it in a FIFO buffer that gets shifted out whenever the something reads from the SPI1_DRL register. i recently refactored my spi1_xfer function to use a return buffer rx, but if rx was NULL the function wouldnt read from SPI1_DRL, which caused the SPI buffer to get backed up (in SPI, every time you transmit a byte, you also receive a byte, even if the byte is garbage, so not reading the garbage bytes just resulted in the garbage being read on subsequent transfers).
so my problem was: i had to read from the variable on every transfer, even if rx was NULL. but it turns out that reads to volatile variables are always respected, so all i had to do it

SPI1_DRL;

and im g2g. even -Wpedantic didnt complain.

>>106965398
Ah, thank you for your explanation.
I've suspected that it had something to do with "volatile", but didn't get why you would need that

SPI1_DRL;

bit.

>>106964776
buy a macbook pro from 2012 and put linux on it

>>106964776
Yes. Anything and everything associated with Vaginus Sebastian in any way is automatically a meme.

>>106964776
Get a System76 laptop instead. They are just as repairable and have better keyboard layouts.

>>106964776
Got myself m4 air and did not regret. It is light (1.2kg or smt), battery usage is better than my corporate thinkpad.

I am using it for office work, music production in Ableton, rekordbox, running small abliterated models, browsing etc.

Just don't update it to Tahoe and you should be good.

>>106964776
It has great battery life with Linux. Also it's the official choice of National Socialists

>>106965375
No, of course not. I just posted an article titled "I travelled to Uganda and taught school kids how to run a LLM locally, here's ten reasons why Uganda is the frontrunner in AI technology" and I got hundreds of comments praising me.

File: wKrJiaQ.jpg (2.53 MB, 4000x3000)

2.53 MB JPG

I'd love to add some DEC stuff to my collection someday.
Any oldheads here who worked on DEC machines back in the day?

>>106965085
They're literally me.

>>106965085
China's main export is lie.
Never trust any news coming from that country. (including the one you linked)
They should rename their country in "fakistan".

>>106965143
>China's main export is lie.
wrong, it's the shit I buy off aliexpress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjNpRbNdR7E

>>106963958

[anon@4chan ~]$ cat ~/.vimrc
cat: /home/anon/.vimrc: No such file or directory

>>106963976
okay but it's maybe slightly niggerlicious, I don't really use vim much on this system, but neovim integrated into vscode.

" Source defaults.vim
unlet! skip_defaults_vim
source $VIMRUNTIME/defaults.vim

" There is no need for compatibility with the Vi way of things
se nocompatible

" Show line and column number of the cursor position
se ruler
" Matched string is highlighted while you search
se incsearch
" Show line number for each line
se nu

Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>106965323
Oops, meant for OP

File: 2025-10-21_23-09.png (86 KB, 810x1036)

86 KB PNG

>>106963958

>>106965175
Try

cat ~/.vim/vimrc

>>106965332
How could you mistake us? I'm not a faggot.

>>106965323
But yeah, mine looks like that too. I pretty much followed a random tutorial copying what I liked and ignoring what I disliked.


>>106965417
>swap kj
What? Why?

File: 1681298230978088.jpg (115 KB, 768x1024)

115 KB JPG

i might need to move back to wangblows for work reasons, gonna use 10 LTSC, how bad is the memory hogging on it? I need to cope

>>106937136
>>106960428
based

>>106937136
Hey sorry I'm retarded, but I have a quick question. I want to move back to windows 10 LTSC because 11 is shit, but will most software continue working on 10 until 2032? Thanks for any help

File: 164210400731.jpg (335 KB, 1536x2048)

335 KB JPG

>>106965051
Software support relies on the company behind

If they deem it costly or whatever, they will come up with an excuse to drop support for it

>>106951127
You are not a retard right?
you DO have a hirens bootable OS right?
You DO have a way to edit the password registry RIGHT?!

File: 1760450255818010.jpg (35 KB, 600x600)

35 KB JPG

>>106965174
>

File: BF6 Bridge.jpg (662 KB, 2560x1440)

662 KB JPG

Currently playing through on AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT
100+ FPS 1440p max settings with FSR 4 Quality

>>106965344
now imagine if it was DLSS4

File: 1732221101111961.png (925 KB, 958x639)

925 KB PNG

i dont really play vidya but i see this mentioned a lot might as well ask
>DLSS
Thats nvidias "fake" frame generation tech
>FSR
Thats radeons "fake" frame generation tech
Right? and then those can also be used to upscale instead (or in addition) to generating "fake" frames?

where redstone?