>>107880690
There are basically several different reasons why they don't do this (even if Google would really like to).
First, adblockers have a legitimate use for malware protection because ads are malware vectors and adblockers also just block suspicious stuff in general. It's not total protection, but if you try to boot out every single adblocker then you're going to be yelled at by anyone who uses it as a digital condom. And who knows, you make fuck up antiviruses along with adblockers and then you have people really mad at you.
Second, number goes down. Even if they block ads, if they're in your ecosystem then your number is high and that looks good to investors. You want to keep adblock users in your ecosystem, you just want them to be profitable. Forcing them to watch ads by countering their adblocker is one way, offering them subscription benefits not related to "no ads" is another, but all of that goes out the window if you kick them off your site.
Third, you basically can't. Computers are "do what you tell them to" machines. And so long as your online content is being injected into my browser on my computer, there will always be some way to tell ads to fuck off. This is perhaps one reason why they want to end personal computing and have cloud OSes and "everything on your PC is a chromium browser", because then they can inject ads into absolutely everything and suddenly the "do what you tell it to" machine is working against you.

>>107887366
advertising in general is a massive scam, arizona iced tea proved that three decades ago

>>107880690
There's absolutely no way I would use internet without an adblocking.

It's exactly the same as going ex directory in the phone system, junk mail in the post and messaging systems that prevent people spamming, just like here on 4chan too.

If you give these advertising cunts an inch, they'll take a mile. Any company that endorses that kind of behaviour needs to face consequences. Advertising needs to be vetted.

And as always, people need to protect themselves.

>>107889884
I actually disagree with this. Advertising is extremely important to spreading awareness of products.
The real problem is that most ads suck now and most products suck now. The ads are for things you either would not or should not ever buy.

>>107795404
It is gay, but it's a beginner friendly way of grasping the concepts. Just dont feel too good because you suddenly got ranked top 1% thm

Pentesterlab, portswigger academy are very good next steps after/during your progression

>>107888295
The future is now!

>>107887412
When it is never completed it cannot be insecure.
To wit: Redox-OS. This pile of hype is now over 10 years old and still unusable as a daily driver. Compare this to Linux that was usable as a daily driver in 1995, after 4 years. Or you can compare to SerenityOS (written in c++) which is more recent than Redox-OS but far more usable.
It is symptomatic of the failure of Rust that they are now migrating to Linux to insert their stuff into the kernel and they have also penetrated various distrubutions. For Ubuntu, this resulted in upgrade failures, an unforgivable regression. And they even pumped their code into Ubuntu when it failed the exiting test suite.

Rust is therefore closely connected to severe mental illness and delusions of adequacy.

>>107890195
Now, what would a /cyb/ OS look like? Things are moving fast: >>107845883

>>107887436
The influencers on YouTube said its the future!

>>107885511
buddy, that ai tools phase will last 2 years max before the tool just replaces you and you don't have a job anymore

>>107890928
>aifags keep saying ai will replace every job on earth
>no more jobs means no more money
>no money means no one buys anything
Now what?

>>107890836
Before they lent the money they thought Microsoft was about to create God

>>107890914
People think there's going to be a government bailout too, but forget that the 08 bail outs were loans
Tech companies have no way of paying this money back, unlike banks who have a millennia old business model

>>107890937
ai based economy mein negro
you're thinking of human consumption driving the economy but ai will create demand far more efficiently than humans ever could
you don't turn everything into paperclips without buying a lot of paperclip making machines

nocoder is out, vibeshitter is in

>question closed with a link to slack/discord nobody can see without an account and has probably gone now anyway

>>107890834
what is your question?

>>107890725
Just do it (tm)

>>107890857
I was wondering about the vk headless surface extension but it seems like it's deprecated now. Really my problem is I wanna debug something computey with nsight graphics but don't actually have a surface or swapchain and its _mostly_ frame based. I haven't tried the shader debugger though.

>>107889807
Dude that already happened in like 2008-2010.

>>107888624
Efficient grid-scale voltage conversion of DC requires advanced semiconductor technology. Efficient grid-scale voltage conversion of AC requires a big lump of metal with lots of wire wrapped around it immersed in cooling oil.
Other than that yes DC is better, but thyristors didn't exist in Edison's time.

>>107888624
Guess the only way to try it out is by starting some shit.. how about that you 1pbtid agitator coward faggot?

>>107888759
it does when the voltage turns on at the start and turns off at the end :-)

>>107888624
you can do wireless current transport via AC (just need a good resonance matcher) with minimal energy loss you can't with DC.

>>107891082
*is so smooth

>>107890163
>>107890287
Is it possible to get this working on AMD? Via vulkan or rocm?

How's vulkan for combining different GPU brands? Still ass?

>>107891208
No it has gotten a lot better. It's not much slower at all.

>>107888135
gross. lacks the sovl of the original

>>107890742
>LXD is a tool to interface with LXC, it still uses LXC under the hood
so it is what portainer is to docker, got it

>>107890825
I configure my containers with Ansible, SSH into them to tweak configuration or install updates
I think
I think this is the way. I'm thinking:
> terraform to create LXD container
> LXD to create the LXCs
> Ansible to manage to manage the services inside the containers
Is this the patrician way?

>>107890986
>so it is what portainer is to docker, got it
no I wouldn't go that far, it is more like ollama to llama.cpp, or `WebM for Retards` to ffmpeg
portainer is a lot more powerful and handles K8s clusters

what's wrong with my bash alias function? I am trying to download end re-encode videos but it skips the compression part entirely

xdl-c() {
  local url="$1"
  local bitrate="${2:-1M}"
  local enable_audio="${3:-true}"
  local args="-b:v $bitrate"

  if [ "$enable_audio" = false ]; then
    args="$args -an"
  fi

  echo "$args"

  yt-dlp \
    --ppa "$args" \

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Anyone here tried these portable emulation machines? They seem very well priced and they tend to mimmick some existing handheld, i just find it fantastic that some are even priced at 5,20€ like picrel, i assume it may have total dogshit buttons and the worst CPU possible unlike the 20-40€ handhelds

>>107890963
hostinger?

>>107890848
tfw so many passions and dreams that you're being ripped apart and feel like an impostor everywhere
tfw your other passions and dreams are also counting on you to attain success and money in the most profitable one

>>107891102
$40k is close to the median annual wage in about half the states in America. It's exactly coastal state niggers like you who think you need to make 6 figures to be middle class that I don't want to have to compete against for jobs.

>>107891139
i promise you no one is competing for your jobs in bum fuck Oklahoma lol.

>>107891154
That's my point. I want to see more of these jobs because they're going to be in nicer predominantly white areas where jeets like you don't want to live.

The problem is though that even jobs in the middle of nowhere are still offering $80k salaries and attracting hundreds of applicants. I just want a job that pays below the average wage so there's an actual realistic chance of getting it.

>>107886633
The problem with AI is that they can't put it completely behind a paywall, and that's a huge problem, but the main issue they're getting caught on, is that they need to make something out of freeloaders, so they'll add ads, but as always, the ads won't make enough money to sustain the freeloaders, and the paid subs still won't make enough money for how much they're used, so in the end they'll be faced with a huge dichotomy, either charge over 4k per basic sub or go bankrupt, and they'll go bankrupt, this is just unsustainable.

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>>107891133
for example, picrel

>>107891171
>Oh wait, you say that you're going to buy some hardware and run LLM's at home
>UHHHHHH NOOOOOOOOPE *twirls moustache*
Oh, okay. That settles it I guess.

>>107886633
Can he do one good deed in his life and go bankrupt already, everyone knows his business is fucked. Unlock the ram supply and unfuck the hardware market.

>>107887490
>(You): How is (thing) shit
>other anon: gives example of (thing) being shit
>(You): "imagine giving two shits about (thing)"
THEN WHY THE FUCK DID YOU ASK IN THE FIRST PLACE?!?!?!? fuck's sake

How much does It cost?

how many people are going to send their valuable graphics cards to chinese scammers after watching this

Who is making bios for these modified cards? Don't tell me you can run a graphics card with x2 the amount of vram on a default bios, AIBs normally have different bios versions even for OC/non OC cards with the exact same amount of memory and same chip.

>>107889862
Maybe it's like with CPUs. Those don't care how many sticks and size you put into your mainboard.

>>107889862
probably dynamic and not set hardcoded to compensate for small time failures/re-usability

>>107886380
ill-dread

Does hiding an 8 year employment gap on a resume by saying you were freelancing ever work?

>>107890907
>8 year employment gap
I doubt it.
what happened during that time, anon? do you even have experience working in tech?

>>107891179
I worked for 7 years before that in web dev, lived off crypto doing nothing for the past 8 years, now I'm trying to get a job again because I'm nearly broke.

>>107884431
very rude

>>107884255
>>107884262
>>107884309
>>107884334
NPC ahh moment

>>107890092
>asked for examples where X is needed
>can only provide examples where X isn't actually needed and is in fact bad
once again, I implore you to answer: use case?

making your argument is YOUR job, not mine

>>107890821
>NPC ahh moment
I can't even imagine how big the permanent scowl on your face has to be lol

>>107884244
I don't get this video. You're literally showing Visual Studio, and you can just hover that flaming red icon with the tool tip HOT RELOAD.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/pure-virtual-cpp-2022/hot-reload-for-cpp

>>107884356
>the productivity hot reload gives you is insane and c++ niggers have no clue how liberating it is
what the fuck am I reading? abi hot reload is easy in c++

>>107886989
>new
Nedit was always part of Irix base install and it's older than your father at this point.

>>107887971
Why does it look like perlin noise with blur from a distance?

>>107886989
Can xnedit use emacs bindings? I checked it out and it seems pretty good

>>107886989
anything Qt based
featherpad
pcmanfm-qt

>>107886989
I just use firefox for every single thing you listed.

>>107890533
>>107890475
>>107890308
Looks like we have a stray dog from your general, we don't want it, come pick it up.

>>107890569
good stay here, this is your containment.

>>107887168
shutup you pill eating retard

>>107885817
Windows 95 was when the personal computer really took off for me. DOS and 3.1 felt bloated and archaic, but the whole tech world moved in such an exciting direction with that wonderful Start menu, CD-ROMs, and DirectX 3D graphics. https://youtu.be/yXZb7ybbz_8?list=PL4lROtjMOiJG7fB-74UxS7ob8Zp67U1-L

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>>107887168
White American men and Asian women have already figured this out, idk why our government hasn't figured it out yet. America + China would be unstoppable together. Russians btfo

>>107887139
he was there until 2002 or so then "left" - so he claims. apparently he got fired but nobody has been able to confirm either story. even his former colleagues at microsoft seem to think he's a lolcow after he was busted for selling fraudulent computer software and got btfo by his home state of washington.

>>107885903
God I wish I could fuck those chink chicks, too.