>>107582604
I want to fuck a cute retarded anon like OP

>>107582604
not sure why you're complaining, the captcha puzzles are dead simple and all follow the same "these 4 can be grouped in 2 pairs and the remaining is an outlier" pattern. at most a 100 IQ gate question.

Getting 3x3 captchas now (3 challenges with 3 images each), every second post it's verif-ication not required.

Yeah their really unnecessary

They filter retards and Pajeets I like them.

>>107610909
no

Technically speaking what is stopping RAM stick manufacturers from putting cloud RAM onto the PCB aside from cost?

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Kissing Kagami on the lips. She blushes furiously

>>107609958
Should i watch this (tr)anime? I heard it was very 2007 internetish style or something. I was a preschooler then.

>>107614179
No, please don't.
We don't need more tourists making lucky star their whole personality thanks.

>>107612614
you're the most annoying faggot on /g/, shut the fuck up you retarded inbred. I see you bitching and moaning in every thread and posting about jeets, I would forget jeets exist if I didn't see your retarded posts to remind me. Shut the fuck up you fucking ape, one single retard poster that everyone can spot
>jeet jeet saar saar
Shut the fuck up already you stupid fucking retard. A literal 165cm shit festival throwing shitskin jeet is infinitely more useful to society than you are.

>>107611116
>having a micropoo account
Huh??

I use it from force of habit. it was the first to be embedded into a search engine so I use bing now because of it. when I make a search I go into copilot to continue talking about it if needed plus most importantly I don’t need to be logged in to use it.
Lately it’s been helpful with editing my fanfics by making suggestions and critiquing my writing.

>>107613667
Do not redeem saar

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I've used it for code snippets but it fell so much this year it's easily the worst LLM available. You'd expect that MS used github to train it on, but it sucks.

>>107613678
Faiyaz93's link to invite trading/selling has been known for quite awhile since the stupid fuck used the same username on trackers kek.

>>107613803
This is the only proof so far I admit

Staff won't ban him though

>>107604565
>It's an escapism hobby
Yeah, I get it. While I don't think there is anything inherently wrong with escapism, it does become a problem when you start to believe your fantasies to be reality, or when you start intentionally using your audience's vulnerabilities to create this false hope.
I think that the hardest thing to do when it comes to privacy is holding back your tongue. Even if you take measures to only use software and websites that don't collect your data, everyone has a desire to connect with others, and you must share information about yourself in order to do it. To be constantly questioning whether or not a piece of info about you could lead to more being discovered, either right now or down the line, is incredibly hard and tiring. No one so many vtubers slip up. Even if they share something that doesn't really matter now, it may be important in the future for people looking to dox them.

I don't blame them for wanting to keep their privacy, especially in such an industry. And I do recognize how difficult is balancing privacy and connection.

>The no bf/no male rules come from japanese idol culture. Hololive is somewhat of a "virtual idol" company so there is some expectation for the girls to keep up a "pure idol" image.
>It's a tough one when your audience is mostly men, and maybe you don't want to deceive or prey on them, but you can't or don't want to disclose your private life.
Yeah, it's a really difficult balance to achieve. Especially when admitting you have a bf/husband can directly tank your audience. Still, I think it's worth it to be honest about this to not cultivate a delusional fanbase to the best of your ability, even if there will always be weirdos and your numbers might suffer. I think it's better to be honest in the long run, even if it hurts now. But I understand why they do it. Selling intimacy is a problem I'm not really sure how could be solved.

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>IT'S OUT!!!
>Beavis and Butt-Head - Project Buffcoat (2025 Restoration)
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>Beavis and Butt-Head - Project Buffcoat (2025 Restoration)
<Beavis and Butt-Head - Project Buffcoat (2025 Restoration)

>>107605363
So is this just gnome for people that dont wanna say they use gnome?

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>>107614039
https://exiftool.org/

>>107613902
>high contrast theme

what are you? visually impaired?

>>107614039
dude it's not 2005 anymore
audio embed id3 tags with million fields including user reviews and whatnot and for images exif imagedata and video metadata and "managing" local files and online the semantic web and outline formats (opml) and rss and atom and xml schemas and adhering to standardized file formats and protocols that integrate into the os and desktop envirionment is not the future anymore, nobody even in the slightest cares. even the application software itself doesn't really matter anymore.

those dozens of hours meticulously tagging each track and album was a waste of time too leave it to the roughly alphanumerical file paths and text files like it's msdos and throw that 4TB hdd in the closet and touch grass

>>107614196
like yeah if you correctly tag every track the "people" on the 2006 last.fm and later on 4Chan /mu/ will be IMPRESSED of your accurate 'scrobbling' skills and cool eclectic music taste

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLlGopyXT_g

and mum's photos having all the metadata and correct image rotation in google picasa

>>107603053
Making a vacuum-tube is a genuine pain in the fucking ass. Have you ever even taken apart a CRT before? It's a combination of way too much Glass at the front and far too little in the back, near the neck. The glass around the neck, which is where the magnetron steers the beam, is the width of a human hair.

You don't see CRTs being made anymore not because nobody liked CRTs, they quit being made because they are fragile, finicky pieces of shit that would stop working if they were hit with a stiff breeze.

>>107610792
Name me some affordable Mitsubishis then

>>107614020
> finicky pieces of shit that would stop working if they were hit with a stiff breeze
Absolute blasphemous nonsense. CRTs are incredibly resilient and can take a serious beating. Show me a single flat lcd monitor that can take a full power punch.

>>107614020
>You don't see CRTs being made anymore not because nobody liked CRTs, they quit being made because they are fragile, finicky pieces of shit that would stop working if they were hit with a stiff breeze.
desu, the fragility plays a part in it.
I've seen people use the arguments about washing machines, cookers, stoves, fridges etc being produced overseas. That it's not logistics chains that are stopping CRT from coming back, but those devices really are a lot less fragile, and the trend has been that you sell loss leaders that are a piece of shit because if price kept up with quality; then logistical costs would be skewed. There's more to that on that those appliances are sold on the basis that they're modern conveniences and it's what allows wages to be so low, globally.

However with TV's and fragility, that logistical chain and effort disintegrated because there could be a cheaper, lighter, smaller alternative. Don't really compete 1:1, but logistically, you're looking at somewhere between 6-10x more units that you can ship, and they're easier to pack too. Still fragile but nowhere near as much packing required.
If you've got people who buy $200 and $300 flat screens, you cannot compete with that on a CRT. Even for high end displays, it's less of a pain in the ass.

I love CRTs but whether it's under capitalism or environmentalism. The logistics of shipping for a display are the killer, companies want to make profit, they're bound to it. It's not the same as shipping flat pack furniture, beds or an oven. That furniture, those appliances, need to be the size they are. Those delivery costs at the end point scale too compared to the amazon piss bottle wagie delivering a 65" to your door.
A display or TV, for someone whether they're poor or whether they're just a normalfag who likes minimalist space and large screens, they're not going to pay 6-10x the price.

Hatred of crt's is a reliable indicator of non-white ancestry.

>>107613391
nta but says so in the filename

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>>107613391
yea

how the hell did i catch a block for posting gens? is someone reporting posters in this thread?

>>107614127
https://rentry.org/ranfaggot
>Warning: the Catjak troon may in fact be a tranitor. There isn't definitive proofs posted in the threads but may be the reason why she sucks mod cock so much

>grok deleted their porn data
:(

>>107614093
kek

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>>107614137
It works and is more featured, laugh all you want retard.

>>107614201
kek

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>>107614213
>4chanXT hasn't updated despite the issue being around for almost a week

Hey, keep using garbage, I don't care.

>>107614226
kek

>>107613147
good job anon, now just do that for 5-10 minutes a day and it'll be clean forever.

>>107596893
Based milk enjoyer. Don't let them shame you.

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>>107597092

>>107558073
What about above or below you? I'm so glad I don't live in an apartment anymore and don't have to listen to my neighbors have sex at 5 AM every day. They were like a metronome.

>>107586418
Is this how Space Kings is made? Are you the Space King?

>hey, those things on land that require constant maintenance and still break down daily?
>let's put them in the ocean, submersed in salt water, where repair costs will be 100x higher!

>>107613790
that wouldnt work, you put it bellow so you turbine the tides
it is what we do that bellow some bridges across some bays. but there arent only a few in all the world

>>107612488
only one dense here is you

>>107612238
Who put all of that spin there?

>>107611249

fun facts windmills can only operate in a very specific range of wind speed, its the common misconception that windmills are are just constantly accepting energy no matter how little the breeze or that when big storms or jet streams come thru with very high winds that we're just SOPPING UP ALL THAT ENERGY, when in reality the wind mills are very finicky and chinese built and can't actually work in high speeds, that's why they're a meme energy source just like solar, which also doesn't just sop up the sun no matter what, it only works within certain temperatures and only when its exactly perpendicular to the panel, not even 1 degree off will be sufficient

>>107612539
yeah i just see two pairs of similar images and one different on all three rows but it considers it wrong

FUCKING CAPTCHA

>>107596558
REEEEEE

>>107613280
Yeah I pick the right answers sometimes and it still rejects me. Jeet coded bullshit

BIG WOOS

>>107614042
It automagically sets up the eglot workspace settings (which are annoying for python).
Most languages just have an LSP that does everything, python has like 300 little pieces that break differently.

{
  "pylsp": {
    "plugins": {
      "jedi": {
        "environment": "/home/pee/projects/python/monad/.venv/"
      },
      "ruff": {
        "executable": "/usr/bin/ruff"
      },
      "pylsp_mypy": {
        "overrides": [
          "--python-executable",

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Want to leave evil-mode and learn vanilla bindings. Anyone got any resources to look moving and editing code FAST with vanilla emacs bindings?

Videos if possible to see it in action.

>>107614122
that autistic russian guy

>>107613836
CLISP is abandoware, slow, and Jewish. Either use a good lisp implementation (SBCL) or move to a lisp1 dialect (racket, clojure, guile, etc)

>>107614122
use imenu, consult-line (external), marks, registers.
bind replace-regexp, keep-lines, flush-lines and sort-lines to keys.

>>107614080
Yeah but it explodes so no thanks

>>107614146
The backplane (PSU side) uses identical pinout for both, the cable itself (EPS vs PCIe) is where the electrical differences happen, they have different pinout on the far-side of the cable with a different keying so you can't accidentally plug an EPS cable into a PCIe power port.

So is the 5800X3D no longer being made?

>>107614202
Production ended in October of last year.

>>107614169
>>107614172
>>107614189
That makes a lot of sense, thank you.

>>107612367
NTA but Modern C 3rd edition by Jens Gustedt covers C23
https://gustedt.gitlabpages.inria.fr/modern-c/#orgba4d947

>>107611783
LMAO

>>107600255
>TACP
these lists are either meme or shit like the OP's one

>>107599507
Lmao at concept techniques and bullshit of computer programming. Pure intellectual wankery written by one of my professors. Oz is a horrendous language. The professor in question is one of the sweetest guy I know of though.

>>107598004
stop pirating books you fucking asshole

um acksually I'm an expert in WindowsTM idiosyncrasies
don't you dare touch my start menu

>>107612735
u mad bro?

>>107612735
>I can download and install cracked video games!
Impressive if:
You actually know what repacks are and only use them if you actually need them
You don't need AV
And you can crack most games yourself using easily available tools (which also means you can update your cracked games easily)

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>>107612865
this wasn't the first time someone used this term on me what the fuck

>>107612735
Why so bitter and hateful?