>>107653903
what about a lump of CUM

>>107653884
>mentally ill faggots
Look into a mirror. You went through the effort of posting your seethe in an otherwise friendly and on topic thread because you have an axe to grind. No one cares about your irrational grudge against the dumbest shit. Maybe reflect and become better instead of letting your anger dictate your actions. Hope you have a nice Christmas with your friends and family.

>>107653930
>axe to grind
heh, this is funny because trannies have an axe wound between their legs LOL

>>107653930
miku ritual posts > seething posts.

Seethejeet is by far the brimmiest poster in these threads and it's not even close.

>>107653732
>>107653901
>The only "advantage" PVMs have is extremely sharp scanlines in 240p compared to TVs
They usually just have higher TVL then consumer sets, unrelated to the mask/grille type used.
There's (non-VGA., non-PVM) monitors with higher then typical TVL too.

do offices generally use oled displays nowadays? if there's a place where you'd see burn ins develop i imagine offices would be a good environment for it.

>>107653923
No, what would be the point?

>>107630152
yeah uh the matte one looks better in all these pictures

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>>107653945
I know you're trolling but kek if someone actually believed that

>>107652976
fpbp
Don’t fall for the psyop anon. Unless you’re gonna air gap it, just don’t. Whatever dumb shit they recommended will not protect your device or network.

>go out of my way to install an EOL closed source OS cause some faggot on /g/ said it was good
>fight for hours to get my literal USB ports working, not to mention my device can’t address more than 4gb RAM cause I downloaded the 32 bit version and I had to turn off secure boot and now my egpu is broken too
>have to use a different functioning OS to download a web browser that still supports this abandonware
>go to /g/ to brag about it once it’s done
>device is immediately owned by some Algerian who bought an ad on /g/ because my new install hasn’t been patched in decades
>Algerian proceeds to pivot from my windows 7 computer to my WiFi coffee maker, my smart tv, my WiFi cameras and every other piece of cool tech I own cause I’m a big tech guy who loves to consoom
>whole fucking house is going haywire, all my cheap tech slop is broken now and Algerian is now asking for bitcoin ransom
Guys have no idea how any of this happened I installed the firewall just like the guy on /g/ said???

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>>107653613
Thanks man, if im being honest I'm probably just gonna use it on my old W530 thinkpad for a bit before making the switch on my main pc, just to get everything working and figure some stuff out

>>107653831
>Dumb cunt who can't get win 7 working and secure on modern hardware copes
Why don't you just admit your a tech illiterate retard with a skill issue instead of writing a paragraph of nonsense

>>107653931
define “secure”

>>107653071
picrel

>>107653061

care to explain how was experience of technology singularity while employed

>>107653061
There's healthier ways to become a cyborg.

>>107653074
pic could mean anything these days

Cooming sinks way less time

https://chrisarg.github.io/Killing-It-with-PERL/2024/08/15/The-Day-Perl-Stood-Still.html

>>107649595
Go

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>>107648740

no but have managed to process few images with perlmagick

>>107648740
I knew it a lot and used it for working. Nowadays I still use it here and there since it gives me total expressivity, meaning that I achieve thing faster and it writes more efficiently than in any other language. When programming Perl you literally feel like you have superpowers.

And I’m surprised that the industry dropped those “superpowers”. The issue was that mediocre programmers would get filtered and during COVID era the industry became dominated by midwits with the idea that quantity wins over quality

Particularly better then the prolix language Python, that unfortunately I have to use at work nowadays

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>>107653883
Based retard

>>107652858
use helix

>>107653883
gorilla nigger retard

>>107652883
Visual studio NOW needs a guide for installation? WTF

Ok retard

>>107652444
>chad
>girl wrists

>>107652444
i might give this to my youngest kid to play for a day or two if it came in cereal box

>>107653598
I'm not the op lol.
>COSC stands for Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres, the Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute. It certifies the precision and accuracy of Swiss-made watches, primarily luxury brands.
>Certification Process
>Mechanical Watches: Tested for 15 days in five positions at three temperatures (8°C, 23°C, 38°C).
>Quartz Watches: Tested for 13 days in one position at three temperatures.
>Accuracy Standards
>Mechanical: Must maintain a rate of -4 to +6 seconds per day.
>Quartz: Maximum deviation of +/- 0.07 seconds per day at 23°C.
Normal mechanical watches usually have standards that doon't exceed +40 -20 seconds a day. Normal cheap quartz watches accurate to +-15 seconds a month.

>>107626877
He is mentally a child. How do I know? He thinks his salary is tied to his manhood. Literal childish slave talk. They say ignorance is bliss, but I think the average npc drone lives a greater hell than I.

>>107653270
5 year old and try to prompt only in positives.

>>107653575
i didn't feel anything special towards Tall Smurfs and i watched the first movie in theaters

>>107653517
It's dying like locusts are!

Dead thread
Dead general
Dead hobby

For Christmas, I want all proxies and locusts to die.

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>>107648820
It's officially Christmas in the UTC+14 time zone, which means it's Christmas somewhere, which means you can start posting your Secret Santa bots if they're ready.
You still have a long time to post them (50 hours until it's the 26th in the UTC-12 time zone, but grinch allegations won't be levied until New Year's) so don't feel too rushed.

>>107653294
Web Archives
Consent-O-Matic
Image extract
ClearURLs

>>107653501
Complain to your operator?
They are the ones being paid by the scammers to let these calls through. Your operator can see that a pool of numbers is placing thousands of calls per day, and they can listen in on those calls (every call is recorded by law), the only reason they don't do this is money.
If complaining doesn't help, switch operators.
https://www.donotcall.gov/
https://www.tpsonline.org.uk/pages/what_is_tps

>>107653693
>Complain to your operator?
Isn't this all automated these days? Who would I even complain to? ATT? I would just complain about Indians to more Indians at this point.

>https://www.donotcall.gov/
Pretty sure I did this years ago, but fuck it might as well do it again. Maybe the fuckers plan to make you do it every so often.
Thanks.

Bros, any script that shows all the captcha shapes at once?
I hate the scrolling thing, the captcha itself is fine.

>>107652224

this was older service pack feature that they fixed later on?

>>107652254

dear anon no one else has new lenovo

>>107652993
guix is probably not the distro you'd want to use for gaming but singleplayer games basically run flawlessly on linux nowadays thanks to proton and steam deck making linux gaming more mainstream
i recommend searching sukebei.nyaa.si (if you dont want to pay) since most vns are eroge and will require steam patches to get uncensored anyway.. also steam doesnt offer lolige
>it's fast as Vim since the computation part happens on the C core, very few things regarding text editing are actually computed in the Lisp
i love emacs but this is wrong, emacs is considerably slower because those C primitive functions are still called through dozens of wrapper elisp functions and also emacs will sometimes just hang because of the gc

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>>107653345
>emacs is considerably slower because those C primitive functions are still called through dozens of wrapper elisp functions
Well, we have libgccjit and native-comp, most of the most common text editing functions will be "jitted" anyway, so you're not supposed to notice latency due to the function call overhead. But depending on what you're doing maybe JIT won't be of any help.
>also emacs will sometimes just hang because of the gc
That's something I always heard people talking about but never happened to me and I've been using Emacs since 2008-10. It was fast back then and it's still fast today. Of course it isn't as fast as Vim, but that's the price you pay for more "features". If you add a bunch of those "features" to vim you will also end up with a clanky and sluggish runtime. I never noticed any latency while typing, but things like lsp-mode tend to make everything slower, so I prefer to just not use any LSP at all, not even eglot. Also, if you're really having problems with GC you can always try something like this:

(setq gc-cons-threshold 100000000) ; 10MB

>i recommend searching sukebei.nyaa.si (if you dont want to pay) since most vns are eroge and will require steam patches to get uncensored anyway
Okay, good to know. The only VN I played was Hollow Ataraxia and Steins Gate, but that was a long time ago. Do you have any recommendations? The only thing I don't like too much is guro, but I'm okay with the rest.

>>107653362
I think you have to be at least 18 to post here.

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i changed some stuff, not entirely satisfied, although i doubt i ever will be

https://andrewkelley.me/post/the-techno-optimist-manifesto.html

>>107653766
I understand that you are brown and therefore illiterate, but try reading my post again, and you may know, that undefined behavior is good and that not my code and not my problem, dumb nigger monkey.

>>107653600
>LLVM
DoA

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>>107653782
Your code is processed by compilers and runs on runtimes/JITs/OSes that are written, to a large extent, by gays (whom you "don't trust"). You must be very low-IQ since you didn't know that.

I say you should switch to TempleOS immediately. It's the only way to be safe.

>>107653844
>LLVM
No longer used for debug builds, by default.

>>107653780
>techno-optimist-manifesto
And? I'm not clicking random links without a good reason.

>>107651526
>Not as happy about the cable though, seems pretty proprietary
It's 4-pin mini (tiny) XLR, not hard to find the connectors and make your own cable, dunno about premade cables but there should be some.
>hopefully the one that it comes with works well enough
Well, yes, it's a cable. Nothing wrong with it unless you need/want a longer/shorter one.

>>107651722
I'm curious why the XLR to begin with? I don't know much about the tech, is there some reason they made it that way instead of something more common?

>>107651729
Dunno their reasoning exactly, but it's a robust connector and it's actually relatively common, at least in the "pro audio" market they're targeting. Maybe not for headphones, but again, the connector itself isn't difficult to find at all and widely available.

Headphone prices don't make sense

hello I passed here a year ago and then decided to buy audiotechnica ATH-M40x headphones as kind of a midrange budget choice, im back because they broke and with the warranty I got around 100€ to buy new ones but I see the audiotechnica are not listed anymore here

any buying advice? i want them closed, I listen mostly to music and videogamez, I got a steinberg IXO22, around 100€ budget, im a rym autist. I really want my headphones to be durable, not because I throw them around or anything like that but because im not really listening to flac audio files and I just know that most headphones are just fine.

>>107651282
im with you against chance shills.
im just saying.

the 60 sec cooldowns are absolute cancer.
this app is unusable.
it's faster to use the
>open in browser
option

If you actually open up the source code for KurobaEx you will immediately understand that it's the best, most professional, well documented, and well thought out 4chan app ever made.

Everything about it is professionally done, it makes sense, theres documentation throughout the code, it looks like it was a labor of love rather than some hacked together garbage.

I sincrerely appreciate K1rkshenaou (probably butched kek) for his work. It's really just a good application, period.

Go open the source tree in Android Studio if you don't believe me, and actually appreciate the work that he has put into it.

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On EX you used to be able to expansiv the text box and make it full sceen like in pic rel. Is that possible in the Beta?

>>107653385
yeah it's fucking good

>>107624894
curious to see how well it plays rocket league. how well can it anticipate the future and be setup to exploit it? the fact they don't show many clips of it, but they show lots of clips of shooting bugs in cuphead, makes me think its not that great at it. would be the hardest one to do well imo

>>107624894
>open-source AI model that can play 1000+ games for you
Fuck off

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someone run this on homm3

>>107624894
Really need an AI that grinds fans in Umamusume for me while I play a real game.

>>107624911
>next they're going to make an AI robot that fucks my wife
Write that down write that down
We must put trillions on this or china will beat us or something