Are you still with us, Doctor Freeman? Not for much longer I think.
>>107616321>linux troons in charge of never shutting the fuck up
>>107622266raw...concentrated...SOVL...with ZERO uislop appslop bloat...VVVVVVVVVGGGGGGGHHHHHHH
>>107630756it works with vxkex. you can also use steamcmd etc
>>107617151arent all the core kernel drivers for linux binary blobs that you cant verify? so whats the diff?
>>107631548Maybe because buttons still look like buttons and not plain static text in the middle of nowhere that you only realize is clickable because you ran out of other things to try interacting with.
/dpt/ - Daily Programming ThreadWelcome to the Daily Programming Thread. What are you working on, /g/?Previous thread: >>107575071
>>107627055Daily reminder dependency injection is wrong and fucking retarded. If you can't manage with global statics and instantiations without adding another layer of abstraction you suck.
Can we get ONE low level language without "heh, undefined beheavior? I'll delete this entire code then" optimizations?>just use O1No. Somebody will take it and compile with O3. And what do you even mean undefined behavior. Go define it.
>>107632451>And what do you even mean undefined behaviour.It means, "Don't do that shit."
>>107632451That's one of the things I want for my language actually. The downside is that the code fragments that use an operation whose semantics vary depending on the architecture (bitwise shifts) must be specific to an architecture and the user must rewrite it for each architecture. But you would also have a common denominator shift that works the same on all architecture if the shift is within certain bounds. If the shift amount is a literal and is within bounds (the most common case) you can use the same code for all architectures, it's only the pieces of code that do a shift where the RHS is a variable/expression that must be architecture specific. That's fine because it's a usage that is more rare.
>>107632451Undefined behavior is faster, deal with it.
Previous /sdg/ thread : >>107602241>Beginner UIEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.ioSwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI>Advanced UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUIForge Classic: https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classicStability Matrix: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix>Z-Image Turbohttps://comfyanonymous.github.io/ComfyUI_examples/z_imagehttps://huggingface.co/Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image-Turbohttps://huggingface.co/jayn7/Z-Image-Turbo-GGUFComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
i miss schizo anon
>>107631402Schizo Anon here, AMA. Thought of the day: real schizo posting is about the schizo element of communicating something, not volume and disruption with bots. This ones are posers, not real shizos.
gm
What's the best PC controller on the market right now? My wired Xbox controller from 2015 works fine but I wanna go wireless
>>107628555Would TMR work? If so, I suggest the Steam controller.
>>107617566It was made for Gabe sized hands. I couldn't use it as well.
>>107630982For me it's not about the shape, but general usability. It sucked for gamepad oriented games and mouse oriented games. I hope new one will be better and if it's popular it's gonna be supported nativly by the developers. We'll see. For now xbox-like controllers are fine for me.
>>107613160I got some unbranded chink controller back in 2017, seems to be a copy of those old PS2 controllers. Still works fine to this day.So, it doesn't really matter.
>>107632173meanwhile my actual ps2 controllers which are 15 years older than your clones also still work to this day
I have true qbit
>>107630097She is from telegram
Stabilizing aaa
>>107627246>bee sting faceGet well soon queen
>>107627246nice tranny
>>107632377even hotter
Laurie turned rogue!
>>107632472one of the grifters, allegedly has a hole so i support that grifter over the other grifter. but if the other grifter has a hole too, then it will be tough decision to make on which grifter to support.
>>107630657>yacinethat's a nafri>software developmentthey're just grifters
>>107628230imagine how BIG her penis is
>>107632453>cute>smart>knows a lot about programming>has a high paying job>dunks on jeetsBiological Man Biological ManBiological ManYou will never be a woman cope and seethe
>>107632575Ok tekbog
Why is Hare losing maintainers? I thought it was supposed to be the next big thing ...
>>107628663V pivoting to a weird Go clone is so bizarre.And they even advertise it as a feature. a memelang in its own class of shit.
>>107627605>but considering the direction of the industry, he pretty much has tothis is the problem with doing things because "muh industry".the reality is that no one will use your toy language in the first place because it's not meaningfully better than Pust and other memesafety languages.So why not just do whatever you want and stop trying to pander to "The industry" (aka opensorescucks working for free for Big tech)?
>>107631338No?
>V is garbage collected>nim is garbage collected>gleam is garbage collected>roc is garbage collected>dart is garbage collected>kotlin is garbage collected>jakt is reference counted>swift is reference counted>rust has the borrow checker (and reference counted with Rc and Arc)>hare wants to be borrow checked>C++ is becoming reference counted via opt-in with smart pointers>jai is a memelang that will never release>but it doesnt matter because odin already proved that no one will use jai or odin anyway>zig has potential but will most likely fizzle outComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107632074ATS
>>107632012nigga complaining about Discord mods on 4chan is the most reddit tier shit
>>10763198675 million people in the US are on psych meds.If you tell someone to take his meds, and said person is an interner warrior, there is an over 40% chance that you are right and he is a loony.
>>107632034The meds are making them crazy.
>>107632355If you don't live in the states I suggest watching USA TV sometime with commercials. EVERY ad break is constant shilling for psych meds and insulin. It's so bad now they have commercials for meds that only manage the side effects of psyche meds.>Are you on an antidepressant and still feel depressed? Ask your doctor about Rozimialabine!>*classic rock song starts playing*>*colors intensify*>*some middle aged ugly woman putting on make up*>With Rozimialabine I no longer feel like shit all of the time and I can do important things like going to lunch with my friends without wanting to rope myself>Ask your doctor if Rozimialabine!!!! is right for you. Side effects include seizures, sudden weight gain, sudden weight loss, bleeding out of your eyes, shitting yourself, chance of death, bad breath, sudden vagina bleed and wanting to have sex with your dog>*ugly middle aged woman stares lustfully at guy at coffee shop pretending to work on Apple computer*>Do not use Rozimialabine! if you're taking insulin or eat bread>May cause thoughts of suicide>I asked my doctor about Rozimialabine!!!!! now I'm living in literal anime!!!>*classic boomer rock intensifies*>"It's a great day to look for cock!">Rozimialabine!!!!!Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107632425Any middle aged woman that rants about politics on the internet is definitelly on meds.The "take your meds" meme got started by roasties on pre-Elon twitter, who unironically were on meds. It's hard to tell if it actually started as an insult (in projection) or as serious tip.I myself know a woman in her 40s, who had a death case in her close family, then started taking meds, and suddenly morphed from a reasonable person into a MUH DRUUMPF loony.In any way, its a fitting reply to anyone who behaves like a post wall woman.
I haven't changed this open loop coolant in 8+ years.You fags claimed it would go bad or something.It's fine.
>>107630364What am I looking at?
>>107630285since 120mm cpu/gpu fans became the norm, and cpu makers starting to overclock themselves, there is zero reason to use watercooling.
>>107631430>there is zero reason to use watercooling.Open loops are quieter.I have 120mm poop fans running at 10% speed and still not go over 55C CPU temps.That's 55C under full load rendering a video or 3d Model.All while being inaudible (Sub 20dba)Can't get that with air cooling.
Too scared of it exploding. We've all seen the video.
>>107630355>
why do cordless vacuums still suck?
>>107632490>>107632491That too, but smoking fucks up your gums and gum disease is leading cause of tooth loss, hope you are rich as fuck because dentist is ready to bill you x100 more than he realistically should legally be allowed to, I have one dental implant and despite living in Europe, in total, I paid over 1000 EUR just for one single high quality fake tooth. The dentist warned me that it's not as strong as natural tooth and the post itself can crack in half so I shouldn't eat very hard stuff. 1000 EUR for this.
>>107630213>But they don't suck.and therein lies the problem!
>>107632317thanks, mom
>>107632508Looking at my family history (genetics) I'll be alright, all the non-smokers died old and of unrelated problems with most of their teeth intact. And I do plan on stopping smoking at some point, I used to be a cyclist so I still have more stamina than my non-smoking peers, but I want to get back into the hobby.
>>107632336> picSome faggots bought gasoline powered things for cleaners to blow fallen leaves near my commieblock, so now I can wake up not only to grass trimmers during summer, but also to this shit during autumn.
CleanCodeFags ETERNALLY BTFO
>>107632233you are not programmersimple asIts second nature if you areStill stand with my point, your code is your codeGood industry practice is just a mindfuck to allow lower paid jeets and interns to fuck up your well made shit for pennies on the $Make it as cryptic as possible, always every-time
>>107632265I would rather have an easier time in the future than meeting magical requirements on a mongolian basket weaving bulletin board
>>107632426Be corpo bitch, i wont
>>107632022>before 10 yearsWhut?
>>107632022If you write code other people can easily understand and work with, then other people can easily replace youSecure your job. Write shit code.
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107631997why cant rest of us get livestreams we are loyal gweilos come on chinks
>spent 250€ on chink stuff now because I dont want to pay +300€ or so for it next year>heeey at least we sent zelelnskyi and his cronies 100 BILLIONs € to steal from
>>107620016dont all the OF sluts just buy it from there?
>>107632464Take your politics slop to pol man, you can jerk each other off about it over there.Instead post what you bought, that's at least interesting.
>>107632464the ukrainians raided your coffers but the russians did start this shit. in fact, you could say def spending was always high because of them even before the war, and now that they're trying to break down NATO you have to spend *even* more
Touch starved editionprevious: >>107600533 READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Home_server/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.>What software should I run?Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.>Why should I have a home server?De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107610639>DSL>doesn't support bridge modeNuh uh. No fucking way that's a thing. DSL uses standard shit on the link layer. You can get your credentials out of it and use it with whatever. It's not DOCSIS, that's a load of shit.>>107610935... There is a DSL home gateway with AX wifi? What the fuck are the krauts doing.
>>107612143>250>DSLare you sure its not got a GPON ONT plugged in
>>107632061A pool managed the storage, and contains vDEVs. You put the disks in a vDEV an give that to the pool. The pool then does the raid stuff.You could right now create a pool with "RAID" z1, add your two disks, and get roughly one disk of redundant storage. Later you can add more disks to the internal vDEV by expanding it with the new disk(s), this can be a very slow process. Each disk will add roughly its size to the space available, while remaining one disk redundant.If at 6 disks you decide you want to have 2 or more redundant disks, you are fucked. For that you'll need to move all the data off the disks, create a new pool with z2 or mirror or whatever, and move all the data back onto it. While not recommended, you can use disks of various sizes, while you buy same size disks, I've been running a pool with different disk sizes for many years, and it's been fine. You just loose some space.You can also give a pool other vDEVs for special tasks, like a cache. For small pools you don't really need that, as ZFS will use unused RAM for caching (it doesn't reserve it, so when a program needs more RAM it just takes some of the RAM used for caching).
>>107604315I completely forgot about making this post, love the fact I seem to have stirred up a shitstorm. I think the reason it's controversial is because a lot of Anons gain pleasure from having many moving parts with every use case catered for. Glad to see I'm not the only one who enjoys the idea of putting arbitrary hard limits on things and shrinking them instead of expanding them.>>107615522I gain mental clarity by needing to focus on fewer things at once. One device, one firewall, no NAT, etc. As well as an autistic satisfaction from building things from the ground up and ending up with a setup that is unorthodox, but entirely my own. For example, a lot of anons mentioned power consumption being a motivating factor - I don't have or need hardware powerful enough for that to be an issue to me in the first place, so I can afford to think outside the dogma of needing an extra low power router/server to compensate for the beefy PC.>>107606972If I can access files hosted on it from a remote location, then I do think it qualifies as a "server". I'm thinking of limiting as many services as is feasible to Wireguard (I'm also looking into things like QUIC). Ideally, it would be the only device on the network, in which case no routing would be needed, but it could also provide routing for another device that might need an Internet connetion. Yes, I am aware of the limitations of this.>>107632139The point was to illustrate a PC being directly connected to the modem, either omitting the router or the PC itself being a router of some kind. Meanwhile, you're sperging over the source image being from the mid 2000s.
>>107632477nice, good luck bro
The wife wants me to buy her some cleaning technology to make her job a little easier. She asked for a battery vacuum that can take batteries for a quick suck before she mops.I already own some Makita tools and Milkwakee so I have a bunch of spare batteries she can mooch from. What stick vacuumn technology should I get her so she can clean our house?
>buy it for lifeSebo if you like repairability or Miele if you don't care. Accept no substitutes.
never had luck with dyson always break on me, cheap plastic clips and stuff.
>>107632062>batteries for a quick suck before she mopswhy would she need batteries for that?
>>107632316>mieleNot anymoreServicing contract onlyGood luck repairing on your own.
Don't get a Dyson. Just had a v15's motor burn out, a year after the warranty ran out. Took it apart, loads of internal voids that collect mountains of dust between the prefilter and motor module, which turns out is a sealed unit that is a total bitch to open up. I can even see the copper coils through the perforations but can't access them without butchering the whole thing. Dyson just replaces the whole body if there's an issue with the motor, out of warranty - £160, which just a scam in my opinion. Overpriced crap, fuck them.Instead, For £210 - not much more than the replacement dyson body, I've been considering the makita 40v CL004G, since I already have XGT batteries. Powered head, optional hepa filter, 3 year warranty. Small collection bin, but can just be emptied more often and I know every part will be available for replacement at reasonable price.
2 more weeks until web browsers are SAVED
>>107620743>uses cpp and swiftdoa.
>browser made by a drug addict>tried rust for 2 weeks, a time frame so short one cannot possibly explore any advanced concepts in any depth>claims Rust, a language made by the Mozilla employee, is unsuitable for browser development due to object oriented APIs, demonstrating a total lack of understanding>decides to use apple's swift programming language which doesn't properly run on anything but apple OSYeah right.
>>107630611stay mad
>>107622146Being transphobic is not "based".
>>107627786I'm still waiting for a good, native implementation of vertical tabs. Edge is okish, but the sidebar is too slow. All the other implementations I've seen are garbage.Thank God for Tree Style Tab + userChrome.css.
