>>107701855
I like when shit like user data and saves etc. are just stored within the exe's folder directly.

>>107702135
agreed. Maybe portable applications are the very best solution.

one of my PCs is being stubborn with Office activation. windows is picking up on the sppc64.dll and Office breaks any time i try activating with MAS. any solutions?

>>107703347
Use Office Scrubber, reinstall Office and activate with MAS.
Make sure to install one of the latest ones.

I made a fresh install and I must say that the unattended tool at https://schneegans.de/windows/unattend-generator/ is state of the art comfy.
It deals with 99% of the annoyances of a fresh install and it's reproducible.
It's either this or installing aids and use the chris titus tool to remove it.

Both those tools are buried in the section:
>Should I debloat / build my own ISO?
If you need to ask, then no.
If you know what you're doing:
https://pastebin.com/S5VKBirt

Imo this general should push the users to use these tools because it's either this or getting fucked by 100 small annoyances you need to fix by hand following some pajeet tutorials first SEO link on google.
The "if you know what you're doing" is no longer relevant because you can use these tools while chatting with an AI and get the quick run down of anything not clear.

>>107693406
I basically use the terminal for everything now and i have the code bellow in my .bashrc.
It allows to select multiple files with fzf when hitting ctrl+f and select whatever directory with ctrl+p.
So for instance, you can type "mv " then hit ctrl+f to select all the files you want (using tab for multi selection), then enter, then hit ctrl+p to select the destination directory.
I use it a lot.

#!/bin/bash

bind -x '"\C-f": "BUFFER=$(FZF-FILE-SEARCH); READLINE_LINE=${READLINE_LINE:0:READLINE_POINT}${BUFFER}${READLINE_LINE:READLINE_POINT}; READLINE_POINT=$((READLINE_POINT + ${#BUFFER}))"'
bind -x '"\C-p": "BUFFER=$(FZF-DIR-SEARCH); READLINE_LINE=${READLINE_LINE:0:READLINE_POINT}${BUFFER}${READLINE_LINE:READLINE_POINT}; READLINE_POINT=$((READLINE_POINT + ${#BUFFER}))"'

FZF-FILE-SEARCH() {
ls -Ah --group-directories-first --color=always | fzf --reverse -m --ansi --height=50% --border=bold --prompt "$(pwd)/ > " --bind="change:top" --bind="ctrl-h:backward-kill-word" | sed "s:$:\':g" | sed "s:^:\':g" | tr '\n' ' '
}
FZF-DIR-SEARCH() {

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>>107697669
I'm not opposed to UI, but is there any GUI file manager that has Vim bindings and a ranger-like view? It seems that most GUI programs are designed to be mouse-centric.

>>107693425
it says here Yazi is made in Rust. How can it be the best?

archive wrapper, no tar, NAME file1 file2 dest.[zip,xz,etc]

if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then
    echo "Error: At least one source file/directory and a destination archive are required." >&2
    echo "Use --help for usage information."
    exit 1
fi

DEST="${@: -1}"

SOURCES=("${@:1:$#-1}")

lower_dest=$(echo "$DEST" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')

echo "Creating archive '$DEST' from ${#SOURCES[@]} item(s)..."

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>>107703938
What I removed for the char limit:

#!/bin/bash

# Script: archive.sh
# Usage: ./archive.sh [--help|-h] <file1> [file2 ...] <destination_archive>
# Creates an archive from the given files/directories using the appropriate tool
# based on the extension of the destination filename.

usage() {
    cat << EOF
Usage: $(basename "$0") [OPTIONS] <file1> [<file2> ...] <destination_archive>

Creates an archive containing the specified files/directories.
The archive format is determined automatically from the destination filename extension.

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>>107703959
Your copypasta is outdated, we use Windows 11 now

I don't much care about lightweight in terms of memory usage (which is what I assume your shitty unlabeled chart depicts), I care about lightweight in terms of lacking obnoxious visual tinsel like animations and transparency. And yeah, sure, a bare window manager would give me that too, for less memory. But then I'd have to build my own DE around it, and I don't want the inconvenience. Xfce is fully-featured without being too loaded down with shit that annoys me.

>>107701718
name your axis you fucking absolute mongrel

>>107701718
As someone who uses XFCE and Cinnamon this makes sense. At startup while running Pulse Effects, CopyQ and Flameshot my machine uses 990mb/1gig. Now its at 1.81gb with two mpv windows, Htop on Xxterm and Terminator.

Still much lower then Windows 11s idle 3.5-4gigs

>>107701891
I think it was the GTK3 port

>>107701718
I'll buy another 256 MB stick just so I can comfortably use KDE.

>>107701718
> implying it is implied it is lightweight
XFCE is the perfect blend of modern DE features and minimalism. It is both featureful and relatively lightweight

>>107703660
if that is true he should immediately sell off all his wealth and give it to people in need for the next 20 years. In fact anyone that makes a claim like that should be required to do something similar. I'm sick of liars man

>>107703660
>Dear future
>most of my life is wasted working to make someone else rich
>ergo I chose not to reproduce
>plan accordingly.

I've got an interview in two days with a company that previously denied me after making it to the final round of interviews. The recruiter told me that they might skip the technical interview due to me doing well the last time I interviewed with them.
Upcoming interview is with 3 people whose roles are:
Senior Quality Analyst
Senior Quality Analyst
Senior Analyst I

Wtf is a "Quality Analyst" and am I correct in assuming that this is going to be more of a behavioral interview vs technical?

I quit my job doing backend web dev a few months back. Now I'm making a couple k a month doing ai hentai games. I kinda wanna keep going and see if I can grow my studio. But should I look for a real programming job again soon? I'm kinda worried how the hell I'll explain the resume gap.

>>107703818
The people making it don't give a flying fuck about making a free desktop distro.

>>107703818
No codecs. Idk about other editions but Fedora KDE at least lets you ENABLE the NVIDIA driver repo in the welcome screen, but it still doesn't have a similar option for codecs.

>>107703818
>Fedora
They got the corpo rot and no one likes to be a beta tester. Thats why everyone is on Arch, we goated with steam.

Play in a community with actual human admins you can message, like the old days.

>>107703329
Yup, I've been using computer vision models to uhhh, uhhhhh, show me how many cards are on the... the screen?? I can also uhh predict the result of slot machines from the speed and icons of each roller after pressing go, still have to pay for the roll and the result is shown 5 seconds later but um I swear it's cheating!!! Right?!?

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Jokes aside, What's the difference between a closet cheater and a good player?

The only argument I've gotten is that they don't "deserve" to win but I suspect only shitters with no aim and gamesense consider winning in a game some kind of a reward

Maybe it's because I don't play AAA DEI vibe coded shovelware where you have some useless number go up when you win, but I'm really just happy to frag and don't care if the other guy is cheating as long as he's not flying and shooting through walls or something

>>107703436
>Why aren't you getting rich using YOLOv8 to cheat at online casinos?
I've literally given you the answer 3 times already, mentally ill retard.

>>107703520
>same or identical mentally ill retard screeches incoherently about god knows what

>>107703687
>What's the difference between a closet cheater and a good player?
Nothing. Nietzsche figured all of this out decades ago. Restricting yourself to these arbitrary rules will just lead to your own replacement.

>>107703893
>These are nominal values
What does that mean?

btw did any cash change hands yet or is it still a spaghetti pile of obligations and future contracts?

This retardation will end with the amerigolem dollar, the largest scam in human history.

>>107703840
Meanwhile, I continue to obtain local models for free at the expense of large companies.

>>107703933
you divide nominal by inflation, because inflation makes most of not-moneys grow in monetary value

>>107703655
>my only arguments are "normies" or "you're a consumer because... uhh"

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>>107703648
>nigga thats 900$ you already got bucked
48GB kits are still somewhat okay if you're near a microcenter.

>>107703668
>or "you're a consumer because... uhh"
Because you can afford something they can't.
Every time someone calls you a consumer as an argument, it's because of that. Just ignore.

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Why the fuck would I need a RTX 5090 and 64GB

>>107703402
Same build except asus proart mobo with 10gig networking and a 3090. The 3090 is the new 1080 ti and will last until the industry implodes.

>>107703616
>I dont want ai code that has potential to create bugs and vulnerabilities in my browser.
I'll take "things that will never happen" for $500, Alex.

im going to chromiumshit and coping that eventually ladybird will be a usable replacement

>>107703689
You just lost $500 retard LOL
https://blog.barracuda.com/2025/11/10/ai-browsers-major-risk-cybersecurity

>>107702675
>Which is the better fork of firefox to flee to
Not really a solution. The gecko engine is a fucking clusterfuckingfuck and so is the upstream (mozilla). I like what the waterfox, librewolf and other guys are doing but ultimately they won't be able to fight mozillas bs forever.

>>107703854
What security issues are there if you've disabled the AI shit anyway?

>>107703788
You can maybe force the link in the OP, but you can't force us to kneel to you or any other contributor in our hearts.
I'm just raising awareness that there's another backstabbing contributor between us.

>>107703832
Only one? Bitch I would stab you in the eyes and watch you slowly bleed to death if someone told me I'd get opus for a week by doing this.

>>107703879
You forgot to attach your desu avatar.

>>107703747
What are some good MegaMan (a.k.a. RockMan) bots?

>>107703475
Actual previous: >>107695755

>>107703794
>Michael you get:
>A) live a normal fulfilling life as a multimillionaire
>B) be a billionaire but only be right ONCE in your entire life about anything
Guess he still made the right choice

>>107703909
>they make gpus, after all, not vague promises
and after the crash a huge load of them that were bought for data centers that never materialized will be dumped on the market for cheap

>>107703888
his opinion is influential and he is probably trying to expedite it.

>>107703924
thats where palantir may intervene
but i sure hope im wrong on this one, and were gonna see a used enterprise-card bonanza

>>107703794

why is he shorting a company tied to the gobbirment

>>107703588
>The debate is over though.
Correct, ZFS > all.

>>107703639
>I want to do a smart thing to start with but configure it for disaster

How do I get 'less' to reflow/rewrap the contents when the terminal is resized? I can't find any related option in the manual, is it not possible?

>>107703737
Huh?

I have a multi-GPU setup where I have 4 displays, both GPUs are 700XTXes.

- GPU1: HDMI/DP
- GPU2: HDMI/DP

The HDMI monitors are 4k120, the DP monitors are 4k60. When I try and set the 4k120 monitor on GPU2 to 120Hz the monitor starts turning on and off. If I set this to 60Hz I don't have an issue.
I've disabled VRR on all of the monitors. I've trued KDE, GNOME, and Niri and all of them have the same issues. Wayland BTW.

>>107701727
web assembly can be hosted like any static site. it's just a binary blob that gets sent to the client

>>107702122
Awesome. Thank you.

>>107701352
>right click on the project folder: 250mb
get the fuck out nocoder fagclicker

>>107701864
Welcome to corporate webdev

>>107701352
>>107701864
same, when I am coding my own projects I use vanilla everything, and when I feel fancy I put in some web components.