>>107613725
hate the fucking dpad on these
same for the xbone ones
>press up at a very slight offset
>presses up and left
FUCK

>>107617566
steam controller is peak af if you just set it up right. 6 axis fine aim with stick rough aim was comparable to mouse aiming accuracy/precision after about 20 hours of use for me. only thing seriously wrong with the steam controller is the bumper clips are fucking plastic

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Do 8bitdo pro controllers have gyro?

If 3rd party controllers are so good why can't you name a single one that does it all? You lost paggie

>>107613540
I can't even tell if this is trolling. Literally this:
>None of the games I play use a gyro
The only reference I really have for this is the Wii. But that was some of the worst, most frustrating controls ever. How the hell do you need it for
>Unironically everything
like seriously? This is such a niche, gimmicky feature.

Also, what in the actual hell is with these new captchas?

>>107616210
Ukraine has the excuse of not being part of NATO.
Not defending Taiwan is inexcusable.

>>107614774
>Stop America
>Get abandoned
>have chinese boots and dicks inside your ass
Paper tiger much?

>>107614800
After trying to make chips in america for decades, the founder of TSMC literally said americans are too fat stupid and lazy to make competitive advanced semiconductors.
Americans have yet to prove him wrong.

>>107614836
>neither the chinks nor the europeans invented any of this
The machines they use to make chips are made in Europe you fucking retard, curse Vishnu if you aren't brown

>>107614800
it was cheaper

>>107613690
>guests aren't allowed to see links. please [login] or [register].

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>thank you for registering, your account must be activated by an admin before you can post
>last activity in the forum: 2009

>>107613690
>>107614879
No one cares about your problems, tech inept loser.

You came here to cry and beg for sympathy and all you get is roasting. You're bad at computers and you're a pathetic commie faggot that thinks everyone should do shit for you for free. Unfortunately, you get nothing! Womp womp

>To view this image you must have a gold membership
>Upgrade to gold membership has been temporarely disabled
and it has been years and years

>>107615205
Everywhere on boomer auto/motorcycle forums. Shits worthless.

>>107619490
Gamescope?

Is the only problem with Fedora that you have to do the rpm fusion thing and install codecs? After that is it set and forget?

>>107619610
After you enable rpm-fusion you're basically good when it comes to actually installing normal shit.

>>107619052
Thanks for this. I don't watch youtube that much so I'm quite clueless in this sense. I'm on F43 and I had no idea about these schedulers what this guy is talking about.
>sudo dnf copr enable bieszczaders/kernel-cachyos-addons
>sudo dnf install scx-manager
Tried scx_lavd briefly with some faggot game (Darktide) and it seems like it is helping. Haven't compared frame graphs yet so maybe I'm just coping.

>>107619700
I mean I always had issues with frame pacing and the game feels like there's some strange variable input lag but now it feels more like it was when I last played it on Windows. I don't care about framerate in this case.

>>107616248
My language does not have interfaces.

>>107613156
is this in an engine or something you made?

>>107616248
Depends on "why are the disparate?" and "how much will it cost?". If they're off-the-shelf systems you're tying together, that's one thing, but if it's your own design and you find yourself having to awkwardly jam stuff together, that's often (in my experience) indicating some large flaw in the design. Conversely, if you're just converting library A to library B's representation, and it takes 500uS, then say "fuck it", take a shot, and implement the dumb conversion code tagged with FIXME:

If those questions don't provide you an answer, then consider "Is this a pattern I'll end up using more in this project? Could some overarching system solve both/all those problems elegantly (without taking longer than the project itself)?"
You should at least be able to say "If I had unlimited time, I would tie these together with (X) because ...", and then "(Y, Z) can substitute for (X) with (downsides)". Figure out what tradeoffs you're looking at, then pick the one least likely to screw future (you) over.

time 2 work, on the cards today: some refactoring

>make system for game
>can set timelines to play things in sequentially or async
>loads timelines from json so I can update the whole system during runtime
This part was great. But its niggerlicious because now in order to change from one menu to another I have to:
>connect button to code in user interface
>on click signals the game that the menus need to change
>game gets the timeline manager from its services list
>loads the correct timeline and plays it
Why is it niggerlicious? Because now I've moved on from sending nice IDs and explicitly telling my game what to do, to loading all of my information from a json file and its a ballache to work with.

>>107618331
Hate that shit always have. Where is Settings going this time? File? Edit? View? Window? They always switch it up because the truth is it doesn't make sense to categorize functions into menus.

>>107617620
That's it, I'm filling my GNOME bento menu with apps on Japanese cuisine.

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>>107617620
i choose option F

>>107617620
Doner is for filters

Depends what behind the menu
If it's grid style, use bento. If it's list style use hamburger, other is meme that doesn't represent anything

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1440p on a 4070 super

>>107618519
Extremely comfy setup

>>107619370
>piss and shit and snot and dried cum on the monitor
so jealous of that crt

>>107619115
I suspect you have extremely high IQ.

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>>107618519
Ok.

>>107617418
enjoy your chinese telemetry RAT

Is anyone using btrfs on Proxmox? I don't want to deal with ZFS' non-native quirks like ARC cache BS.

>>107617418
you didn't need either of those things, consoomer.
Stop buying chinkshit and thinking you have a hobby.

>>107617418
Why? Do niggas really not ssh?
Shit if I couldn't ssh everything I'd be a welder or work at mcdonalds or some shit

>>107619663
not him. the point of kvm is that it lets you control the machine even while it's broken, booting or off.

>>107619366
Goyslop eaters get what they deserve

>>107619375
I hate my family so fucking much for wanting PizzaHut. It used to be hand made by children under the Pizza Hut but the 5G made them sick.

Actual 2fa isn't implemented in many places since recovery of pretty much any account can be done with 1fa. Security is only as good as its weakest link. Which is usually an email account or phone number that uses the insecure ss7 network.

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>try to login to my bank
>customer id and 6 character password
>no requirements for special characters or numbers
>try to login to app on work phone to request sick leave
>password has to be minimum 12 characters with specials and numbers
>this password is not shared with any other HR app, they are all unique

>>107617314
Based. I believe awhile back you had to input an OTP code for Steam in order to run a dedicated CS2 server. I had wanted to spin up heaps of these dynamically on a bunch of VPSs so I figured out how to programmatically chuck in the OTP code it required. When I told my mate about it, he was offended that I had reduced 2FA into 1FA.

>>107619491
Buy an ad, Tim.

so tempted to order a mbp

>ios
>ipados
lol no.

ok . ok is it worth it to get into apple ecosystem
alll my life i used android and got bored of it
> should i pull the trigger and buy new iphone
> can i sideload apps there

>>107617937
yes exactly

>>107596371
>it's just a trick that registers your PC hardware in Microsoft's own servers by using their own tools because their activation system is fundamentally flawed and they can't easily fix it
they can easily fix it, they just literally don't give a fuck
windows is 9% of MS's revenue
and 99% of windows installs are sold to OEMs
of the remaining 1% of DIY PCs, 99% buy their windows license, and the final 1% of 1% of 1% are pirates
MS literally just doesnt give a fuck

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I have literally never noticed this at the bottom of file properties. It's there on anything I save from the internet
Is this normal. Am I being paranoid?
W10 22H2 by the way

>>107618678
yes its normal.

>>107618008
If they effectively stopped piracy the whole third world that can't afford to buy a license costing 3 months of salary will be forced to switch to Linux. And Linux suddenly gaining one billion users would be devastating for Microsoft.

>>107618197
that sounds like a thing that really happened. happy for you anon

>>107617994
>Because systems programming requires being able to manipulate bits and bytes freely without the borrow checker complaining like one of the autistic fags that built it.
You can do that easily in Rust. Borrow checker has nothing to do with bit manipulations. Rust has many conversion methods like from_le_bytes, reverse_bits, leading_zeros, etc which makes it even nicer out of the box when dealing with bit/byte manipulation.

>Assuming you don't want to work at a low level and for some reason you still decide to use Rust, then it works okay until you need to do async work. Then you discover that lifetimes plus parallelism is a world of pain.
I'm doing low level stuff(embedded) and async is a godsent there. Embassy is so much nicer to work with than RTOS.

>>107605978
>>107607798
lisp machines fucking sucked

>>107605886
Have you seen shit that C "replaced" nigga?

>>107603178
Nocoder spotted.

>>107605631
The only problem with the BSD license is the need to put the developer's acknowledgement on all advertising materials.
You have to do this for the dozens of contributors who changed the license by putting their name on it.

>>107619073
huh, ok I'll look into that.

How do I get my QD-OLED panel TV prepped for the movers to take without scratching the screen, especially when it's so insanely fragile that even many microfiber cloths can scratch it. I am apparently not allowed to ask this question on the OLED subreddit, so I guess I'm taking a shot in the dark here.

I want to burn some games to a CD for my console and I've used imgburn before, but does it matter if it says "music" on the disc itself? I cant imagine CD's can filter out non audio media on its own and google seems to say it doesnt really matter, but I just want to make sure before I get home in a week to my console and the discs dont work at all

>>107619656
there's no such thing as a "music only" cd. the only thing i can think of is either simply a stylistic choice, like cd's with a music theme printed to them just for the sake of appearance, or perhaps something related to a blank media levy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_copying_levy)
but otherwise there's no technical difference between a "music cd" and a "cd-rom", they're logical formats on top of the same physical disc. same goes for dvd, a dvd is a dvd, dvd-video/dvd-audio/dvd-rom are also just logical formats

>>107619680
thats what I thought, just wanted to confirm. Thanks

>>107619564
and why do you care exactly?

>it cries out in pain as it strikes you

>>107619564
Why wouldn't they?

is there an affordable search api that doesn't suck? 250 for free isn't enough and $75/mo is a lot of money

>circumventing security measures protecting others’ copyrighted content that appears in Google search results
kike protection racket