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>>107831217
>>107835402
>teenage engineering-esque design
into the trash it goes

I have pre-ordered one solely for the purpose of shoving it up my arse

>>107831217
Waste of money

>>107832759
Nah they're already paying some low level janny to not remove the blatant astroturfing coming from the same Chinese IP range

>>107834473
>but lags behind mature environments like KDE Plasma in gaming-specific optimizations,
This, I'm running 24.04 as my daily and it feels incomplete.

>The settings window is missing half of the options of other desktop environments have. i.e No way to change cursor size or design without using the terminal.
>The other half of the settings with a GUI interface feels sparse and limited compared to any other environment.
>No way to re-arrange your applications in the app library, only folder groups in alphabetical order
>Too many applications don't show their proper icons on the dock or panel
>Cosmic files can show thumbnails when connected to a network drive
>When directly connected to a NAS drive, it wont use smb and defaults to afp
>Might not be cosmic, but network dives will just stop showing up in the network tab, but folders that are connected will still be there. I have to disconnect and reconnect to access a new root folder on my NAS drive.
>When full screening an application with solid colors, you can see parts of your wallpaper along the edges.

Cosmic needs 6 to 12 months before being fully ready imo

>>107831927
Yeah im using popos on my legion laptop. Its the only distro where my fans dont run crazy loud for no reason. Only thing missing is blue light filter. Gayms works perfectly

>>107835549
He actually had a broken package in the install it was just really bad timing, none of that was his fault. It was fixed immediately afterwards. If he did the same thing on a not-broken install this would have never happened.
It was not smart in the first place to try and install Steam like he did but with a non-broken package it would install normally and then possibly not work correctly. It might need dependencies it doesn't list, or you might need to configure something else manually before it works, or certain features won't work in the program. It wouldn't tear down the desktop environment and if you found out it was fucked you could safely remove it the same way you added it.

Where he went wrong is forcing it through when it very clearly explained what will happen and how bad it will be instead of stopping and reporting it.

>>107831927
I sure hope so, I intend to get a new computer in 2027 and the OS I am going for is pop_os

>>107831927
usecase for gaming ?

>>107831680
it's not like something is take away from you, if someone would game on linux, right

cuck

>>107830342
the vast majority of windows users doing use their PC for gaming, so no it will not kill windows, in fact it wont even leave a scratch on widows

>>107835839
>rollback after an update
That is some voodoo magic that almost nobody understands because, believe it or not, most people aren't system administrators and can barely handle a Windows machine let alone a rollback. When an average user is confronted with this issue they only have 3 options:
1. Pay someone to repair the PC.
2. Sell it on eBay flagged as "broken". Then buy a Windows machine or a MacBook.
3. Throw away the PC. Then buy a Windows machine or a MacBook.

>>107835933
What?
The snapshots menu shows up when you boot up the system.
You select one. They have dates on them.
If it works, it shows you what command to type to restore it. That is it. If you cannot even do this you're not fit to use anything, not cachyOS, not Bazzite or ubango, nothing. Stick with macOS and suffer because you cannot type one command and hit the enter key.

>>107836062
>command
Arcane magic. Most users don't know what the fuck is happening in that case. A good OS would handle this automatically or at the very worst present you with a button which says "OK" after telling you that your PC will be "restored from a backup due to a failure".

>>107835945
A pool of different dictatorships is more decentralized than a single dictatorship (that doesn't actually exercise its dictatorial powers).

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>>107835512
even google gets the idea, so it can't be my fault

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>>107835971
>here is your pool of decentralized dictatorships, sir.

>>107836043
Big Tech is decentralized though, the individual siloed dictatorships just happen to be closed off to each other but in sum it is a decentralized system where one can abandon one and jump to the other.

>>107836073
this is exactly my point. this is why the fediverse is just a "decentralized".

the point of my OP is to unmask the fediverse.

>>107833266
>generates thumbnails instantly (literally) when scrolling a folder with 5000 pictures for the first time
>no hickups or slowdowns unlike explorer

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>>107828055
already been using it for a couple years now (pirated copy), modified it to look more like the windows file explorer which im used to, but the speed, built in everything, tabs, expandable folders, preview sidepane, shortcuts, etc make it so nice to use. you can still update it and then just rerun the patcher after the update and it'll let you use it with no issues

>>107828055
For me, it's XYplorer. Specifically the free version that was discontinued in 2017 but you can still find it in their site.

>SFTP costs extra
just fuck my wallet up.

>>107828055
>have to pay to use it

sój thread

>>107833909
nice fat anime breasts

>>107834589
thanks i have been told she's just like me fr

>>107833909
name of anime?

>>107833909
anybody here use or know about eBPF? Sounds really cool, sending instructions to a virtual machine inside the kernel. Of course, I can barely program in userspace, I have no idea what I would do in the kernel space, but one day I'll get there. I have to learn syscalls and C, then I can start.

>>107835298
of course noeqs need a bass boost to mask the treble peaks

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Be sure to get your PR2 when the Ali sale starts in 2 days and secure the best shitbud released in 2025

>>107835637
remind me in 2 days and these better be better than the best shitbud that has been released so far in 2026 that I just ordered

>>107835637
How much are they paying me to use this pos?

>>107835905
Nothing, I got it for free on Aliexpress

>>107833338
That's what you get for having an account and staying logged in to it 24/7.

>>107822434
Just use AI, retard.

For a company who's got big via search, how are they constantly making it worse

>>107835190
To test how important features are so they can be paywalled.

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>>107827430
i like ikatube, including the gui (particularly appreciating that it opens instantly), thank you.

>>107834924
>>107832260
Ragebait?
It doesn't matter that they are using '/' for division. You could replace it with '÷' and it would read the same and be relevant to OP because the point they are making is about multiplication when no sign for multiplication is used i.e. implicit multiplication.
Very clearly states that the convention is to give implicit multiplication priority over division.

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>>107832366
>You know it's grim when gnome has the best fucking calculator

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>>107832366
>>107836019
I won't stand for this.

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almost everyone itt is really so stupid that they haven't ever considered what this symbol might mean

>>107836094
...and make Mexico pay for it.

>>107836059
He used Linux servers to transmit that message.

>>107836059
and Android?

>>107835165
>you're corrupting the data and losing information *100%*
Don't tell me. Tell the retards who programmed the FCGI modules. Our code worked *fine*, as is evident by the fact that everything was displayed properly as long as we bothered to clear the UTF-8 flag once before printing the output buffer to socket.

Oh, and of course the UTF-8 flag was set during site generation, because again, UTF-8 database.

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>>107828555
>>107835024
Ez

Just precalculate ranges of 1s for each row and then recursively descend them, using binary search to find intersecting ranges in the next row.

>>107833167
You're fucking retarded.

>>107835967
I spent an hour trying to get a brute force solution working, couldn't do it, then spent another 20 minutes trying to solve it with claude and still struggled. The runtime ended up at 260ms.
I can't even understand what I'm reading here.
I want to kms

>>107835967
I can't read rust, but if I understand this correctly:
>expand the first row as far as you can
>try to expand the height by adding the next row
>if you can't, binary search to a rowWidth that works
>keep going
Is that your approach?

>>107835962
cheapest for you is lidl or aldi i'm guessing? you guys make a lot of money so everything else scales to that. i'm just imagining a random chang deciding to open one of these 'bargain basement' stores and his eyes pop out of his head because of rent/cost of living/taxes is insane there

>>107835985
Not sure if they have those batteries, there's only one local supermarket and it's an expensive Swiss one, not a cheap German one.

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>>107836026

Another package arrived in a week to canuckistan. This shit is lightning fast now.

>>107835811
>lead/cadmium alloy wristband and watch
>lead and whatever other toxic shit contaminated cheap clothing dye and fabric

ah the greedy gweilo poorfag special

you are missing a 3$ phone charger and a "replacement" lithium-ion battery (with cool surprise firework effect)

>>107835710
I'd butter her biscuits HUHUHUHUH.

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>Bowsette smugly reclining on her throne

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>>107835340
Nah, the Transformer couldn't even begin to emulate conscience

I used to, but ever since I started working I never needed it once and now I don't remember it anymore

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>>107834883

/*
class Node:
    def __init__(self, val=None, left=None, right=None):
        self.val = val
        self.left = left
        self.right = right
*/

def invert(root):
    if root == None: return
    
    invert(root.left)
    invert(root.right)
    root.left, root.right = root.right, root.left

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>>107835605
Wrong.

>>107834883
I can do whatever I want to a binary tree. I could invert it, balance it, traverse it, tie it in knots, or even leak or corrupt it. The computer is my bitch and it will do whatever I want without question.

from binarytree import tree, invert

def invert(tree):
        if tree:
               return invert(tree)
         return

How'd I do, anons?