literally who downloads music?

you can make the case for tv/movies because of the streaming service fragmentation, but this is not an issue with music...

yt-dlp, Spotify and Soundcloud covers everything, and NO you cannot hear the difference between FLAC and MP3 you tranny

>>107732507
I mainly listen to music while moving and I don't wanna waste mobile data
I also don't need new songs because I have a curated library of songs I like so there's literally no benefit to streaming
also, there are streaming sites that offer flac, so I could get best of both

>>107731275
>I think that's about it, everything on BBT should be on AB.
You are objectively wrong, there is even a thread at AB with over a thousand documented examples of torrents at BBT that are not at AB.

>>107732535
that thread is trying to get every release from BBT to AB
and you know who runs that thread? the recruiter for BBT.
imagine how dead BBT must be for that to happen
good way to get yen and uploads btw

>>107732507
>literally who downloads music?
I only use Youtube music apps and that's all I need.

I already gooned in 2026 it's so fucking over...

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>>107731862
only thing I've ever A/B tested was rape with my own preset a long time ago. models in general are more inclined to go along with rape if you're a female futanari than if you were a regular male

>>107732285
So it's more likely to go along with thing if the profile is female

>>107732402
sure

>>107732285
saar how did you find my pic? DELETE THIS NOW

learning rust. i don't really have a reason to learn rust though.

>>107732321
I do agree, I'll definitely need to add at least type hinting down the line
>>107732333
>I don't see you doing me any favours by making that harder for me.
I'm not sure why you say boxing the type would make it harder. in situations where you'd want to box a value, if the language supported null as opposed to boxed types, you'd still have to handle the nullability with if myval != null, with the only difference being that now you're not straight up forced to include the check which could lead to NPE-style bugs

would you guys say its worth getting a claude sub? So far I had been using deepseek/chatgpt free and they fit my needs but claude's presentation seems way better and it did solve something for me the other 2 struggled with

>>107732006
now might the time for you to re-evalute static typing

>>107732476
>I'm not sure why you say boxing the type would make it harder.
I was referring to what you said after boxing the type
>without caring about the type of the boxed value. it wouldn't force me to having to expose types to the user
How am I supposed to work with a value if you refuse to tell me what type it is?

>>107730741
the redpill is realizing money is fake and gay.

>>107730776
The true redpill is realizing that money is only fake and gay when (((they))) want it to.
And the whitepill is realizing that not everything is the same and that a world outside of this dystopia exists.

>>107729332
The whole point of this thread and discussion is that you can't just point a laser at the molten sand because of the wave length you retard.

>>107729332
>Russian Army doesn't have optics, no scopes and no night vision
they literally don't though. kek.

>>107730121
>Why can't ASML just build some machines and deploy them in Europe itself to produce stuff?
anon photolithography machines are scientific toys outside of a cutting edge semiconductor fab
you can't buy the machines, set them up in a building somewhere and start pumping out chips, it takes dozens of unique machines and hundreds of processes to go from blank silicon wafers to a finished product
Europe doesn't have any chip manufacturers that are even close to being able to use EUV

Oh wait it's already 2026

Altmann wants my 750 now TOO??

Linux support status?

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>>107732177
lol

>>107728941
Ive been using snapshots for my /home folder more than for system snapshots and never had to use system snapshots while /home snapshots have helped me out a few times.

>>107729334
>>107729343
>>107729560
Is there any advantage to kubernetes over regular podman?
>>107729641
>not production ready.
What's that even supposed to mean?

>>107732496
The thing I dislike about snapshots in /home is that a lot of software isn't suited it. Torrents, steam downloads, anything with a sqlite db in it. Like it won't kill you but its not ideal to be using CoW for a lot of user software. And I always forget to do chattr +C until after I started writing files there. Or, it's just unnecessary like in a git repo. It almost seems like it would be easier to make copy on write opt in. Once you have it turned off in a bunch of places snapshots lose some of their charm anyhow

>>107732387
system update running, let's see if I'll regret it

>>107732539
Honestly, k8s and docker cannot even be compared because they are different things. K8s is a container orchestration system while docker is a container runtime. You can configure k8s to use docker as its container runtime, so it's one abstraction layer above docker in that sense. TL;DR you tell k8s a state you want and it maintains that state across nodes (servers) and pods and containers and other resources within your cluster.

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Calling a woman a cuck lol.

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I say we write Nicole a letter two words at a time to show Sanjay how it's done. I'll start:

Dear Nicole,

>>107732538
The term "cuckqueen" exists

>>107732538
Cuckqueens are a thing. She's also probably fuckzoned by Chad so it's not an inaccurate description either way

>>107732396
based

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>>107732342
>turns out every single TSMC employee for the last two decades has been a chinese sleeper agent and the re-unification of China is an entirely peaceful affair

what if 'wan doesn't want to get unified?

>>107732443
Each Taiwan citizen gets 10billion yuan and a Chinese passport. China gets the island.
I think that's a fair compromise

>>107732355
We already have it. The West designed most of it. The West just doesn't have the ability to implement where it's coast viable.

>>107732565
*cost
Fucking mobile keyboards

>>107724825
>Finally moving on from my iPhone SE 1st gen.
13 mini is the smallest thing still getting updates
>Going Android.
nvm, you're fucked

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sorry but retarded normies have abandoned the PC so the phone is the only computing device they have so they want it to be Xboxhueg

>>107728778
fuckckkkkk I hate it

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>>107724825
Nah fuck off
Despite how gimped the multitasking is on pissdroid, between that and termux I finally feel like I have something close to a pocket computer
Naturally I would like as big a screen as possible to take advantage of this.
These fucking pussies need to ditch that stupid narrow aspect ratio and move up to 7in screen already.
They also need to stop being kikes and bring back unlocked bootloaders, sd cards and headphone jacks

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>>107727908
Those phones are huge.

>>107727953
>>107728026
do you even know what proprietary means?

>>107727498
Stress enforces mindfullness

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>>107727498
you "don't have time", you have "obligations" and "responsibilities"

Reality of the matter is that you would burn everything to the ground and find a way if you truly really loved it and found purpose in it
The true crux of the whole shebang is that you realized that the mindless tech exploration gives you no real world measurable outcomes
Yea, you can rewrite firmware, optimize the kernel, spend a lot time ricing the OS, but WHAT FOR? What's the end goal of all that? Nothing but superfluous circlejerking, or worse yet "for its own sake".

If you truly want to get back I suggest to you to make a dollar amount on your labor and hours and then "hire yourself" for it. Find some project that you might like BUT that will also be profitable and will give you back your man-hours of work.
And if it doesn't work out and you don't get your moneys worth? You did a reasonable R&D exploration that costed you some time.

It is never a good idea to dismiss or push away bad feelings, try to understand them and then integrate them.

>>107727498
you've just realized sometimes it's not really worth it when normal things just werk for you

>>107727514
good advice.
>>107727548
thank god i never went tho a tinkertroon fase, i did fell for some /g memes, but now im good on a just werks distro, like a real, adjusted man.

>>107729962
>HDR
>VRR
>fractional scaling
stupid goy trash
>>/v/

>>107730654
>anon... get some help...
Your demonstration of your lack of understanding of how frame schedueling works, lack of proof, and belief in your magic computer tells me everything. You're raped and I accept your concession.
>>107730984
>Then buy the same monitor retard.
With Wayland, you don't have to. And you get HDR, working multi-display VRR and proper frame schedueling.
>>107731448
There is a perceptible improvement to using HDR over SDR. You're coping.
VRR allows you to have complete frames with no tearing, no buffered frames, no stuttering.
Supporting fractional scaling is objectively an improvement over not supporting it.
I don't know why you bothered replying, you just raped yourself.

>>107731598
> "Bro wayland has HDR"
> *installs cosmic*
> *no HDR*
why did you lie to me anon? T-T

>>107732446
I upgrade my Pop install and while I DO like what Sys76 is trying to (and they are doing it pretty well), Wayland just isn't there yet, so I installed GNOME core and just log in Xorg now.

>>107732446
>Wayland KDE Plasma has HDR, multi-display VRR, fractional scaling, mixed refresh without issues.
>X11 KDE Plasma doesn't have HDR, multi-display VRR, fractional scaling, mixed refresh without issues.
Wayland won.

>>107721609
I did as well, Compared to today, it was astoundingly expensive not to mention this was still the era where in the US both incoming and outgoing SMS were charged per message or purchased in bulk packs as part of a subscription. It may not have been the data plan that you would have paid per MB like during the previous era or the massive expense of the pretty-much-only-corporate-subsidized-ExpressCard mobile data ,, but it was also a considerable addition to most phone bills especially as many were moving from flip phones with little data usage at all.

>>107728504
I wrote about an aspect of this phenomena above >>107718703

>>107716918
>I miss when the internet had less people
sar that's hinduphobic

>>107720094
The OP has a point, but HOLY SHIT everyone in that thread is a massive faggot.

>>107717124
thanks for saving me the time

>>107731154
post

>>107727030
happy new years!

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>>107727030
Happy new year /g/entoomen. In the AI techbro cyberpunk hellscape of 2026, the future of gaming is right here.

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I have this chunk of HLSL to select which view matrix to use when doing point light shadow maps. in old code I had this if-else structure:

    if (xDot > yDot)
    {
        if (xDot > zDot)
        {
            axis = 0;
            component = positionToLight.x;
        }
        else
        {
            axis = 2;
            component = positionToLight.z;
        }
    }

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>>107729160
worst thing I've read all year. agdg sucks ass.

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>>107722988
>he keeps saying that his compiler is the fastest in the universe and yet i looked at one of his streams and his game compiled in 21 seconds in release mode
>does not even try to solve the billion dollar mistake. enjoy fighting the jai equivalent of NullReferenceException's in the motherfuckin 2030's
>no built-in hot reload support. for someone in the game industry he sure does not know what gamedevs want. i don't give a fuck that your language compiles fast if i have to close->recompile->restart your game and then recreate the state i was in by spawning in enemies and weapons and shit every time i want to change a tiny value like health or damage
>linux and mac support heavily experimental because "only windows matters"
>said multiple times that he is not against breaking backwards compatibility. looking at the python2->python3 transition will show that it's fucking retarded
>does not believe in package managers. ensuring that no sizeable community will ever adopt his language.
>does not believe in IDE's and basic features like "go to definition". absolutely hates LSP's. ensuring no one will adopt his fucking language. no one will go back to writing code in fucking notepad just because you think that's "pure" or some shit.

Gigadead on arrival

>>107731955
>i don't give a fuck that your language compiles fast if i have to close->recompile->restart your game and then recreate the state i was in
I watched his stream and he doesn't do that. He might be somehow saving the state of the game.

>>107731955
>it's 2038 and the programming languages are still dogshit
fucking grim

>>107723956
>issues with C++'s compile times
Are C++ compile times really that bad?

I'm eager to try it when it releases but don't have many opinions on it as-is.
The concepts don't seem bad and he's realizing them so that's good.
It build fast enough and can build useful enough tooling right now it seems.
And I like a lot of the meta programming and compile time features.
Waiting to judge the syntax and featureset too hard since things are unstable.
From what I've seen I remember it mostly being alright to read, and I'll have to see with some of the features if I actually like them or not in practice.

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>>107729521
Technology has never been this user-friendly, it's never been easier to use a computer, even idiots and third worlders can do it.
The problem is that, at the same time it's extremely hostile to users, even if you're not using Windows the Internet and all the internet-adjacent services are anti-user and anti-privacy.
When was the last time a paid program or service got better and cheaper? It doesn't, everything is switching to subscriptions, those get more expensive, ads are added where they weren't before, features get removed and so on, and it's all unilateral, you have no say as they change the terms of the sale after the fact.
The only real answer is FOSS, even if you have to make some compromises.

I used XP for 11 years and never had any driver issues.

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>>107732466
You couldn't even install XP on a SATA HDD without side loading drivers from an FDD or slip streaming it in the ISO.
SP3 supports most SATA controllers out of the box, but that was not the case when back when the switch from PATA to SATA happened.

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>>107729797
Damn, are you me? I remember trying for days to get that fucking joystick to work on 98. Ended up going with some cheaper one with two buttons. XP was a breath of fresh air compared to it.

>>107729521
Agentic OS