>>107649186
rufus does the job
i don't see why you would want to stay on 24h2 unless you want ltsc
install Windows 11 Business 25H2

>>107648372
Are you doing an in-place upgrade with a non iot ltsc edition? If so, read through https://massgrave.dev/windows10_eol

Is it true that Nvidia won't release more drivers for windows 10 then? I'm still on 8 and if there's still support for 10 then why the fuck would I want to go to 11
Doesn't seem like there any incentive for my new build except wifi 7 which I don't need

I have an old laptop with an i7 6700HQ and a discrete 950M. Honestly, the most I want to do is play some older games (take into account I'm talking about games that aren't that new and can run in there), in addition to basic activities.
What do you recommend? W11 IoT, W10 IoT? or just W11 Enterprise?

>>107650754
Why would they? They're focusing on 11 now like a lot of companies are.

>>107650227
This. Also, real men use sysvinit.

>>107650324
I can already do this with doas

>>107650347
Prime example: pitching JSON as a human-readable format but not giving it a comment syntax. JSON is like 25 years old and still not as mature as XML was on day one.

Another prime example: not designing Wayland to support real screen savers.

>>107650753
JSON is ok, it's not supposed to a configuration format but a serialization format, sir. The problem is not JSON but the retards using JSON for configuration.
[spoiler]I don't like JSON[/spoiler]

>>107650753
>>107650814
Personally, I like JSON

>>107649927
nta but I've been suspected of botting the grind when all I did was press a series of buttons in fixed order for 2-3 hours while watching movies.
Once actually had to film myself dong it to get unbanned. And then they changed the UI to require mouse interaction to restart the grind.

>>107624894
No shmups?

>>107624894
Could be useful if it can do the daily tasks on gacha games.

Or grind in MMORPG.

>>107624894
What will be the shitty half baked authoritarian measure introduced to "deter bots"?

>>107624911
Good idea.

>>107650137
wait what? do I need to move back to -X now? will I lose the auto convert webp feature.... :/

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>>107650137
Ok, and?

I never doubted Xscholars

>>107600538

It still works

>>107650137
Well well well I want to see you posting a .webp file without converting it manually then.
RIP XT you will be miss

>>107650468
It's probably better to consult their own documentation than to ask 4chan and its 12 year old Guatemalan posters anything this technical.

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>>107650208
>>107650295
googled the character and I like these more than the official art

>>107650468
i dont think anyone uses swarmui here, sry

>>107650478
I'm. not. 12.

>>107650468
>>>/g/ldg

>>107650763
This could turn into a PW tribute and annoy some people.

>>107649252
>plox
you just step out of a time machine from 2009?

>>107647272
Gladly.

>>107642359
Meh maybe 10 years ago. Professionals just don't use keyboards like this anymore. Every serious working person uses a riced out keyboard.

>>107641037
I just don't see how you would press keyboard shortcuts like ctrl + shift + nav keys. You have to be press 4 keys on the hhkb. same goes for the usual ctrl/alt + nav keys for navigating text

>>107649886
love u too man

Does Falkon have anything that resembles a dark reader extension available? Also, trying to change 4chan themes crashed my browser the first time I tried clicking too fast.

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>>107650536
It also seems to have trouble with loading Github comments for some strange reason and I don't like that.

On KDE Plasma how do I change the icon of a filetype??

>>107650788
Settings > File Associations > find the filetype > change the icon

>>107650788
In Russia, KDE filetype icons are changing the user.

>>107648836
I invented many things. Unfortunately for me I invented things to help people and bypass the status quo. Turns out you can't raise capital from people who want to control everything and reject funding something that would help humanity over themselves. The kicker is the masses don't give a shit either, they're oblivious, so crowdfunding is fucked. I even came up with a solution to crowdfunding for capital to work with the masses and their stupidity, but the cost of the legal side would be astronomical and the government would step in to destroy it.

So the conclusion I've reached is that you can't actually solve any problems that matter. Only remaining option is to sit back and watch the shit show unfold while insulating yourself as much as possible. It's like watching rekt videos, eventually you appreciate the art of stupidity.

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>>107649121
This is the peace / zen I eventually realized

>>107649881
Still bothers me deep down, knowing you can change things, knowing solutions exist, but they're basically unexecutable in this world as it is. Hard to embrace it completely because it nags at you, you know, what could be instead of what is. Just that little bit of suffering you can never truly escape if you have any semblance of emotion.

>>107650340
You're not alone fren, not now or thousands of years ago. Ecclesiastes resonates me too, because it is so old.

>>107649988
That's pretty cool.
Congrats to the good find/purchase i can only say.

I have still enough HDD's in stock at home to replace defect units and such so i'm sitting out these high prices now. We will se when this ends.

>>107620830
this, you had two years OP. Your loss

>>107620821
China will fix this, just be patient.

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>>107620821
China to the rescue

>>107620821
It's not that bad and it will get better in a year. Right now you can get 32gigs of ddr5 ram on aliexpress for 350 usd shipped. A normal anon who casually plays games and browses the web may only need 16g which is even cheaper.

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>>107641451
>check game store
>original game has been removed and replaced with a 3x more expensive downgrade
>ctrl+f through hard drive containing every single rom/iso from a particular console
>game is still there
It's a good feeling. It does not happen often but that occasional 1% makes it quite worth it.

>>107641735
Yeah, it's really fun to revisit stuff from a couple years back. It really is a shame that I've never bothered to back anything up prior to 2017 or so.
I think it started with some youtube video getting deleted and then I just started to save the stuff that I liked and wasn't sure if it's going to stay up.

>>107641451
not true
i datahorde mostly chubby milf porn (mostly jav, but there's some western stuff too), some of which is hard to come by and/or old
and i get a ton of repeat mileage out of it because i jerk off a lot

>Verification: not required

>>107644911
Pretty much the same as you. I went from zero to hero in terms of Linux server administration just from setting up my own Debian ZFS server from the ground up.

>>107647154
Unraid costs money to use. Synology NASs are also a massive ripoff if you know how to build a computer yourself.

>>107648468
Bluray remuxes are big

>>107650633
>newfag /v/ermin squatter with his eceleb shilled honeypot can't even be bothered to look up 2 words
Nothing can save you from compromising your machine

>>107650615
come to the irc channel
lintroon pests are too tech illiterate to join that

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pufferfish wit da big ass lip

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>>107650240
meme OS

>>107650736
Very cool meme imagine, sanjay!

>>107649667
yeah, his priority is to not get laid in this lifetime

>>107650007
Yeah, it's really weird that there are some retards here that laud cheap Casios as functional because they have dual time or alarm beep or some other shit from the 80s, and nobody mentions the actual functional watches of this era (including good Casios)

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i use atomic watch

>>107649942
I hate smartwatches because they turn off, I find it repulsive when I see that dead shit on somebody's hand. Wish they could invent some e-ink screen or some other tech for watches that would let them be always functional without wasting battery. It could probably be done if you didn't need to cram a whole operating system on them but instead mix bits and pieces of various tech on the dial

>>107626780
>I keep telling myself faggot you are a grown man, earning big salary, be a man and not a kid anymore and buy a good respectable automatic watch
>>107626921
>grown ass man is wearing a digital utility kidstoy looking watch and he is not a kid or in special forces
>imagine women seeing me with this thing instead of idk picrel
If this is the way you think, you are a kid. This is the level of mental maturity of an 8th grader. Peak cringe.

Because it’s small and energy efficient

>>107650167
Bro this bitch pulls in 200 watts.

>>107649924
128gb RAM with ~250gb/s memory bandwidth. main use case - running local LLM. graphics card ~4060/4070, so also some vidya. otherwise regular working pc.

>>107650178
8 channel 128 GB 8000 Mhz VRAM

You cant get that anywhere else with that price

>>107650167
so is my dih

>>107650069
Why do C programmers complain so much about Rust but not any other language like Java or JavaScript? What's bad about Rust not depending on C that makes C programmers hate Rust but not more popular languages that depend on C?

>>107650730
everybody complains about both java and javascript lol

>>107650730
constant rust shilling + rust shills being unsorted garbage
python gets hate too. and its not dependent on, its literally written in c.

If it has Rust, it isn't good, simple as.

>>107650069
The likes of NVIDIA and Rust becoming key components of Agenda 2030 was not on my bingo sheet, but I should have seen it coming.

>>107635407
cant believe it is over already

>>107649554
ofc. defense, formal verification. complicated stuff.
thanks, anon

>>107646158
>there is no way to carry the "x is a valid reference" witness around
Compilers are very good at carrying that around. You put the validity check in everywhere you're going to use it, and the compiler optimises almost all of them out because it does path tracing and sees that you are just repeating a test you already did. (Yes, it isn't guaranteed, but it's a very common thing and semantically correct.)
The path where the check fails must not merge with the other path; calling abort() after printing an error message is the best option. And you probably want to avoid changing the pointer.

OTOH, if you really want to have a number be a pointer, you can. You just probably ought to make it a volatile pointer because the main use for this is memory-mapped hardware bitbashing. Which is fun.

>>107649337
I think all of this makes sense, thank you for your input.
The only case where the generated code for one shift operator should have more than one instructions is when the RHS is not known at compile time so it's not that bad to make the compiler implement a unique spec for all architectures.

>Negative shifts shouldn't be allowed.
Yes, the RHS should be unsigned. Do you have an opinion concerning the width of the RHS though? I came to think that the RHS should be a uint8_t, but maybe this is too restrictive?

What IRC channels do you frequent anon?
I'm currently using libera chat's Emacs and Linux channels, but I'd love to hear of any other ones that may be fun to go on.