>>107609073
>if that won't work my whole bsd endeavor is useless
that will share the gpu, so yes

>>107609352
perhaps change the pkg source from quarterly to latest and upgrade them?
a one liner for freebsd <15:
mkdir -p /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos && (echo 'FreeBSD: { url: "pkg+http://pkg.FreeBSD.org/${ABI}/latest" }' > /usr/local/etc/pkg/repos/FreeBSD.conf) && pkg update

>>107609385
openbsd is great
a lot of common stuff is included in the base system, if you were willing to migrate from whatever software you use now
it's become far easier to administrate in recent years
the only caveat is that you need to ensure what software you use is available; I have been using https://openbsd.app but OP mentions https://www.openports.pl as well


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>>107610166
whats the difference between openbsd and freebsd and why openbsd > freebsd for your use?

and shouldnt most software "just werk" considering they have same unix base and the sockets in linux are the bsd sockets and so on, that doesnt most apps that compile on linux compile same on BSD too, at least that used to be the case

>>107610166
If there isn't a port to native OpenBSD just use vmm(4). You can run a Linux VM and whatever linux-only junk you need through that.

>>107610256
>whats the difference between openbsd and freebsd and why openbsd > freebsd for your use?
openbsd has theo making very opinionated decisions that are focused on security, this is a good thing ...
however the number of ports in openbsd is less than the number of ports in freebsd, in part due to the restrictive functionality of the underlying os

I have been running freebsd for servers primarily because administrating openbsd required more effort until recently (an example being that binary updates are a new thing)

if I am building a purpose built machine that exists for doing a single task like firewall, load balancing, web hosting, dns, etc.... I would choose openbsd; if I were going to build a single machine running those services, depending on resources available, I would begin to lean toward freebsd

freebsd has jails (if you aren't familiar, imagine if docker wasn't terrible) which share the host's resources
conversely openbsd has a well structured and easily managed hypervisor and they rely on it for segmentation as >>107610372 suggests

>and shouldnt most software "just werk" considering they have same unix base and the sockets in linux are the bsd sockets and so on, that doesnt most apps that compile on linux compile same on BSD too, at least that used to be the case
yes, sort of ... if something isn't in ports, I need to think long and hard how important it is for me to hassle with it
shell scripts are fine, I can change where bash and python are ... but actual compiled code? almost certainly I lack the fucks to give

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>>107610490
alright thanks, from your implementation it seems that freebsd would be for me
oh right jails they're indeed useful and i do dislike docker it is a bad solution to the linux library versioning problem
for me i dont really care about any additional security though for my use its enough to vet the software i use and then simple chroot "jails" and running services on restricted user accounts is enough -> even if a service was compromised as long as the kernel and coreutils dont have some critical bug that allows privilege escalation, they shouldnt be able to escape the confines of their user accounts privileges
i think additional layers of security are only useful for people who need more granular restrictions like that for example multi-user systems where the user want to further restrict access what their processes can do, but if im the only person using my pc and users simply mean services and not other people i have all the control i need already

also i dont mind if something doesnt exist as package i can build it from source but good to hear that the package environment is healthy too, i wouldnt want to compile every single little tool from source

>>107607731
nah it had nothing to do with trust, these are white collar whiteys making millions in board rooms thinking about how to buy out pharmaceutical companies so they can charge 10x more for a life saving drug
that type of shit
the type of change you are experiencing is not being inflicted upon you by the browns; they are incapable of it because they are not in those positions.

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>>107608919
>the type of change you are experiencing is not being inflicted upon you by the browns; they are incapable of it because they are not in those positions
what are you talking about jews are absolutely in those positions and now increasingly jeets too
sure of course there are bunch of white race-traitors too who work with jews and against interest of their own kin but jews are absolutely over-represented in positions that are destroying our society, especially in media and banking and government
in fact UK already had a jeet prime minister and now its a jew, so even though the jeet flood had been going on for just little over a decade now they're already making headway
jews just started their infestation 100 years ago already, or depending how you look at it 2000 years ago just with many expulsions and pogroms and do-overs in between

>>107598940
Shitty bulbs. Shitty aincient wiring. Shitty ancient connectors.
Take your pick?
Something really wrong with the wiring in the place me mother was in last, that'd go through bulbs real rapid.
Typically, outside of a few clearly substandard cases, it'd only be experienced when some child is flicking the switch on/off rapid..
I do recall having to hit the fuse box because a light has just fucked up... And that isn't a thing nowadays really.

>>107598976
>Hub and spoke refers to larger systems with subpanels, which are common in larger houses or for detached buildings
Which really isn't the greater percentage of local buildings.

>they had ring circuits with the heat pump attached to the same circuit as the outlets, which kept blowing up British Telecom's modem equipment.
That's not "right".
That should be on it's own line. Someone thought they could save money. They were wrong.
They are liable for damages. Minimally.

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>>107599069
>Yeah I do agree
Because you are a retard.

>clearly acting dishonest & coping/seething
Evidence the dishonesty.
You can consider it 'cope/seeth', if you can accurately define 'refuting retards' as 'cope/seeth'

> its literally the cheapest and most efficient method possible
Both of those are demonstrably false.
What was that about dishonesty?


>Transporting gas to a house and using that to heat water up is more efficient than transporting hot water to a house
It's only *you* that decided to introduce this metric. Because it makes *you* somehow feel that your "winninng".

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>>107592379
>symmetrical
Yes, except you swap the 0V and 230V lines at random, so electrical appliances must account for this.

>>107610425
>>107610528
Just read the eq guide bro

>>107610535
eq guide obsoleted by crinacle's discord message

>>107608511
It was discounted on nigg Friday to 130 dollars from 160 dollars they cost now.
Anyway I meant that ill post my impressions later

>>107609169
Seems like they’ve been phased out.
No new ones you can buy

>>107609178
whats in the box

>>107610689
linkies for stories?

his blog posts trained the ai the most

>>107610716
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/

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>>107610689
>>107610716
the oldnewthing blog
he even wrote a book containing many stories
it's a nice read desu

i think windows is going to be completely fucked when these people die

>>107610829
>What is that feature even called

Depends on the connection being used, does not work with HDMI and needs DisplayPort version 1.2.

- DisplayPort with Multi-Stream Transport (MST)
- USB-C with DisplayPort alternate mode
- Thunderbolt Multi-Stream Transport (MST)

your existing display might work as an endpoint with daisy chaining. my 2015 vintage display does even though it wasn't advertised to work with this feature (so, if I plug the PC to the DP input of the new monitor and plug the old monitor to the DP output of the new monitor it just works).

So, now that I've got a PC and managed to avoid spending out the ass for RAM.

What do I do with it?

>>107610912
visit 4chins to shitpost and fap?

>>107610912
post hwinfo64 and make waitfags jelly

>>107610335
What does it even do? I see it all the time in the most søy reddit battlestations.

>>107605779
>You don't understand, I have to use my 180 iq to make tux racer run at 2.3k fps

>>107605641
i dont see the usecase

flatpak used to be shilled here daily.
Now the shills are gone and it just vanished.

All the supposed advantages of flatpak were lies.

>>107605641
my main issue with 'paks is that the majority of the time they are maintained/uploaded by random third parties unrelated to the software or the distro
even if you can change perms i still don't trust like that

>>107609666
It's a small price to pay to make life more difficult for nosy hackerino types, Satan.
Also, complaining about GNU/Linux performance coming from M$ Winsnooze is wild.

to deliver a status report to Emperor Putin

>>107610027
>but flat then?
Why does it need to be flat? Sounds like you don't like the flat designs but also still asking for more flat designs.

>>107609195
How do I get this theme?

if you like flat you're a pedo

nostalgia slop

>>107610197
I guess I am.

>>107610812
But it's still swap, not actual memory compression.

sex with konata's friend there

You vill use ze ram

>>107610832
Not him but doesn't zswap compress the RAM too?

>>107610909
It's only for swapped pages.

>>107600965
>>107610640

Juicy posts from last thread:
>>107603136
>>107603157
>>107603181

>>107603198
Draken02 steals web-dls and also encodes for the group E.N.D. His group was entirely made for shitting up PTP and climbing user classes.
>>107603252
They do have secret telegram invite selling groups (the group members have already been named).
>>107603404
VoltaX (ggvolta on discord) instagram leaked. https://rentry.org/voltax for his tracker email
>>107603414
(((they))) own HDB
>>107604281
His encodes are shit, and he's also under the protection of the bangladeshi slimes. His account on torrentbd is completely private (this is different from setting your profile privacy to the highest degree).
Roronoa_Zoro bought his invite to cabal from these pajeets.

Imagine climbing the pyramid just to E.N.D up on HDBangladesh....

>>107610888
>HDBangladesh
checked, meanwhile no one cares that it's also full of Romanians too? if there's a shit release trump it with a better one.

>>107609679
It's probably the same guys who complains about how Ikea furniture are so fragile, I've always wondered what kind of violent elephant antics they must be up to. I've had my Myst mousepad since '97 or something.

>>107607914
>dont be fooled into buying cheap chink crap with a secretlab branding slapped on it and you end up paying the same price as for actual quality
what idiot would buy a secretlabs chair from anywhere but secretlabs website?
>>107607828
stop being retarded anon. I'm speaking from experience, i USED to think like you, im correcting your delusions. Quality costs money, 90% of the time, especially these days. And you can't put a price on your bodies comfort, or avoiding strain.

Either admit you're a massive poorfaggot, or you're retarded, because again, if you're going to use something for thousands of hours, the $-per-hour stat genuinely matters.
I don't even own a secretlabs chair, i own a Boulies, which is a short step below them. Its a pretty damn good chair and a big step up in comfort over previous chairs i've bought, but compared to the internet dudes i know on discord who've bought secretlabs, they're a little better. You wanna find some officechair with no neck-rest, or one that forces your head forward in a poor posture-position? go ahead i guess, i never liked the looks of any office chairs.

>>107609869
over the last 20 years of pc gaming, napping in chairs etc, i've migrated from cheap office chairs, to a budget chinkshit gaming chair with 20 attachments (the seat cushion was torturously bad), to a mid-range ~$300 gaming chair that was solid, to this Boulies chair, which is a short step below Secretlabs.

The quality is very, very noticeable. I buy chinkshit all the time, but not for things my body relies on.

>>107608398
None. Nothing was popping up on my phone. Probably because it's bootloader unlocked and runs microG.

>>107609656
Essager cables are fine, I dunno about their chargers though as they don't do UK plugs

>>107608327
It's funny because things like Windhawk and Retrobar returned this function instantly with 0 effort.

>>107608363
Kill yourself.

>>107608678
it wasn't the name, it wasn't the nose. I could clock her Jewish heritage just from how she describes herself in her profile.

>>107610784
Seems like a big mistake on their part if they didn't.

>>107610263
you're just larping as a MacOS user.

>>107609271
>get 'representative'
>said 'rep' is an Indian in Calcutta who barely speaks English and is only trained to tell you to turn it off and back on and then reinstall

>>107608723
WinMX is still arround.

>>107608723
torrent is a p2p program dummy

>>107610216
No it isn't

>>107608723
I'm sharing stuff on emule/edonkey but it's pretty much dead.
>>107608800
>>107608800
>heckin LOVE opening my ports and have a dogshit insecure
I love this modern reddit meme that opening ports is bad and only using vpn is good.

>>107608861
yep, confirmed utter retard

>>107607762
nice troll post

Either this is the lamest, cheapest attempt at ragebaiting I've ever seen in my life, or the technology field is starting to see a worrying outbreak of idiots. I genuinely hope is the first case. Whatever it is, you should seriously consider changing your hobbies, because you suck both at software and trolling.

>>107607762
What is there to replace? You need more, use C, you need less, use hex/octal.

>>107610293
Obviously the former. The latter would've had different red flags.
Also while I'm at it, expect to see something like "transm" in the next OP.

>>107607762
It's not a standard

>>107610520
Why? I'm not particularly bothered it is "developed almost entirely with Claude Code (Opus 4.5)" - but I'm not seeing a great reason to use it.

>>107610625
>my niece
Her name starts with 'Lolita' ?

>>107582744
I wrote an Elisp function. Starts sbcl from command line with a startup.lisp file to load the project, then connects using sly-connect to the repl hosted in the project.

Maybe write an elisp function and bind it to a key to start and stop

>>107609499
>maybe doing a search and replace of explicitly-named sygils?
I like that idea.

;; https://andersmurphy.com/2019/01/15/clojure-string-interpolation.html
(defn replace-several [s & {:as replacements}]
  (reduce-kv clojure.string/replace s replacements))

(defn
  immutable-column-2
  [schema table column]
  (replace-several
   "
create function {schema}.{table}_{column}_tr_bu_fn()
returns trigger
as $$

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>>107605735
It's looking a little chaotic on the right side, but what are those fonts?