>>107634012
5 years late kid. A tech degree will only set you up for Starbucks in 2025

>>107631407
The guy is an incoherent public puppet for whomever controls amazon

>>107632077
> Virtually everything that exists
Earth makes up only 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000......1% of the volume of the observable universe and he doesnt even remotely own everything on earth

>>107631407
Does he mean a second refrigerator? Are fat Americans really considering buying a second one?

>>107631565
They get bogged as a submission/humiliation-ritual to these men. Especially with Jeff having experience getting divorced from his normal-human ex-wife.
These men are having group harem sex with dozens of 11/10 women daily, he doesn't care if his wife is hot outside of some minor level of optics, but for a wife he can't have a woman who is just with him for money who could hop to another normal person after getting the money, they have to physically lock themselves down. So you find women who willingly bog themselves for you and permanently ruin their physical existence because it's the only meaningful way to demonstrate fealty.

File: 1748468469955748.gif (1.75 MB, 200x200)

1.75 MB GIF

>>107634375
that's kinda fucked

>>107626783
Trump's second term would be W11: a fucking mess but it's supporters are willing to turn a blind eye to all its faults.

Trump's first term would be W10: Its fans stuck with it expecting the next iteration to be more of the same but it was worse.

Biden would be W10 ARM. In essence is the same as W10 but in practice is completely useless, doesn't fix any of the issues of W10 and has its own problems.

>>107629028
Sure, that's why he spent the remainder of his life strengthening the hands of commie shitskin tyrants all across the globe with the Carter Foundation.

kys

>>107628916
Like I said in 2021 that's why SaaS cloud stuff made sense for traveling business people that all need to collab together. They need software and files all in one place to collab. It makes sense for them but not for me. forcing it on normies is stupid and greedy exploitation

>>107626783
Who is the Slackware of burger presidents?

>>107631649
probably gerald ford

>>107629417
Why don't you do it while I add you to my filter

Is julien here? I have a question

>>107631586
No, xe's dilating rn

do we just continue with a new general?

Uh okay I don't want to get into the schizo spitefag drama I just have a question about z-image. Are there any guides for prompting on it? Like which terms do what? The hugging face just suggests 9 steps max and cfg of 0 but what else? What about emphasis and all the other prompt engineering stuff from the auto1111 github, is that supported?

>>107633947
it's crazy how the economy, laws and common sense do not matter anymore
>no one is making a profit and never will
>everyone is spending money they don't have
>three companies are sending the same money in circle to boost value of each others
>one dude can unilateally decide to buy all the stock of raw pcb so others can't have it
>billions of taxpayers was spent in their companies that is transferred to shareholder

banks are fine with this, irs is fine with this, shareholders are fine with this

this is pure insanity, why are they allowed to blatantly ignore every fucking law in the book and to spend an infinite amount of money they don't have while using mafia technics to prevent competition?
how jensen, altman, nadella and all the other execs not prosecuted yet?
fuck this gay shit

>>107633947
>>starship system is almost operational, meaning they could launch expendable version 2s into orbit and deploy payloads right now
this is just plain not true
>saarlink is profitable even in its incomplete state sustained by falcon 9s and sized down satellites
their earnings are not public, and it wont be the first time spacex is not profiting at all when every "analyst" was projecting them to be earning tons of money

elon has most of the space journalists in its pocket, dont trust them, specially the ars technica fag

>>107634076
>this is just plain not true
Why tho? The last flight had a suborbital trajectory to avoid getting an uncontrollable brick if someone failed, what stops them from loading more propellant and reaching an actual orbit using that extra thrust? It worked in KSP just like this

>>107633947
they're trying to push 3 simultaneous wars with regional powers to keep the grifts going, that should tell you how dire things are going

>>107632679
ok

>>107632713
thanks

Sleepy joe fucking up the economy

>>107631239
they have the same accuracy

File: file.png (170 KB, 1728x1163)

170 KB PNG

i knew the phoronix forums thread for the new release would be crazy and here llyyr is defending mpv's honor

>>107633543
Oh, you mean the comment. You could get rid of that by doing something like:

case "$git_user_name" in
  *\(*\))
        # correct it here
        ;;
   *)
       # default (do nothing)
        :;;
esac

But yeah, probably not worth the effort.

>>107632798
Based Debian and Need for Speed enjoyer

>>107632798
>>107633051
Regarding volume, on my machine the volume up/down shortcuts on the keyboard work. But an alternative is defining your own keyboard shortcuts for volume up/down, and yeah I've done that with Openbox before. Anon is using XFCE/XFWM though. I think there might be a GUI menu in XFCE for setting keyboard shortcuts so maybe that would work.

>>107633571
Fair enough. I guess I could just write one script per key/identity and hard-code the values. I'll probably just do that, maybe with

 gpg -k '<email>'

in order to yoink the key ID so that dead already-rotated key IDs don't stay in the script.

File: s-l1000.jpg (66 KB, 1000x1000)

66 KB JPG

>>107630533
Thank you for your advice.
The current situation is as such:
I have one device and I want to keep it like that, also regarding NAS. Also money issue.
1 M2 SSD 1TB, system.
4 HDD, 4TB each.
4 HDD are currently pooled in one BTRFS, where Data is RAID10 and Metadata is RAID1C4.
There exists a pile of small, old ancient external HDDs filled with misc.
I'm unhappy with this box. I set it up in 2016, later updated to 20.04 and everything is a mess.
So I plan to purge the OS and fresh just works Distro.
I also plan to fix directory structure and the general file clutter. If my box got nuked I'd probably not ever miss most of the data or realize I had it.
This is why I need to decide on a FS for the 16TB HDDs. I then plan to unfuck it all and migrate the ancient non-backed-up external drives. I also need a strategy to do that, unless I want to spend money. I imagine I can safely remove devices from the pool, and if the new FS pools can grow I can probably move half of the devices, move data and then move the remaining devices.
Is BtrFs a dead end? Why ZFS?
>>107632032
I envision a virtual volume on the pool than can be mounted only using key or cert. Like with a LUKS partition or something.

Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.

i need your help anons
which classic DE has the least bloat MATE,Trinity, Maxx,CDE ?

>>107629162
gnome sucks lol

>>107629162
Don't care, still using xfce because I want to fuck anime mouse girls.

>>107629162
>competition of kde and gnome
>literally a reskinned gnome
it's all so tiresome

>>107629162
we found out that it's dev is a balding tranny who wears cat ears in public

>>107634277 (checked)
Based and same.

>>107634156
>ncore
you dont need that

>>107634318
maybe he is a hungol
you don't know what misfortune people go through in their lives

>>107634318
I'm on other general trackers so I thought that I might as well add another one to the list.
>>107634353
>maybe he is a hungol
no

>>107634237
FL

>>107634369
>no
then you don't need it

>>107634057
The insane rents in Silicon Valley

>>107632831
There's jobs in medicine.

Ten years ago, I was 25, I had to get my shit together and pay the bills, so I became a plumber. I've never really liked it, but there was always a lot of work.

At 30, during the pandemic, I started improving my programming skills, thinking it might be a pleasant career shift.

Boy am I glad I have service plumbing to fall back on. 100k a year, and pretty close to last on the automation checklist.

>>107634233
lends into the theory make work jobs are to balance production with predictable consumption patterns.

its not about the work persay, its all worthless to them, but the hierarchy and culture it disseminates through consumption.

why I dont get comfortable at a job where everyone is married, mortgaged and motorized, those wages are there because a cosemetics factory either produces 0 or 5 million units, so you need x amount of officed young women that buys the stuff.

even look at this guys pic, probably on his parents land, gardens his food, and than probably wastes it into >>107634169
because there is nothing else to spend it on as it inflates away and debt service is not desired by design.

not like its a free ride for them, you get treated like a pet in those places

>He's been rejected from 800 jobs
This is either:
a) a lie
b) misleading because he spams job applications via some automated shitty service
c) some coding bootcamp retard who shouldn't have had a job in the first place (hence why he was easily replaced with a glorified chatbot)
d) a horribly off-putting and unlikable serial killer that nobody wants to interact with

>>107632316
>miele
Not anymore
Servicing contract only
Good 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.

>>107632062
Dyson is made for 20V batteries like DeWalt uses. With 18V you have shorter run time and the motor doesn't get up to full speed in turbo mode. I think LG and Shark have ones with swappable batteries. As long as you have two it should be fine.

What's up with this utter aversion to cords?

>>107634271
You waste less time vacuuming if you're not constantly plugging and unplugging it. It's a decent qol upgrade.

At this point even GNOME is more feature complete than Windows.
Quite impressive I should say.

File: kde.png (63 KB, 544x528)

63 KB PNG

This will cost Microsoft 500 billion man hours to implement, please understand.

File: 1753359034652151.png (2.18 MB, 1920x1200)

2.18 MB PNG

>>107633733
Come home.

>>107633733
I think even mentally retarded could code this with in hour. If Microsoft can't they are worse then that.

>>107633733
But how? Windhawk, Retrobar & StartAllBack can do it with ZERO effort, literally just copy it from them wtf?

>>107621561
I do this

>>107621801
I'd rather have a lossy version than nothing.
A better argument is, normalizing lossy copies will convince delusional idiots that the problem of preservation has been solved, which may prevent actual preservation efforts. Nothing against scrapers, but they should be shamed for this.
(I'd reserve the boiling for destruction of the originals. And yes, that happened, there's a precedent of libraries destroying - literally destroying - books and newspapers because they've been "archived" to microfilm. Never mind that browsing them is so cumbersome the copies are nearly useless, never mind that it makes a lot of text undecipherable, and basically all photos/illustrations irrevocably damaged. Fuck those people, and we can't risk that ever happening again.)

so will this kill anna? why didn't they at least release under a different name?

Anyone know which file houses the lyrics? Better yet, can someone make a separate torrent with just the lyrics?

>>107634262
>so will this kill anna?
I expect it to desu.

>>107633325
>the context menu can in fact be edited to your liking in chrome.css

>>107633392
>chrome.css in Firefox
only codemonkeys dont understand irony in this

switch to vivaldi and enable skia graphite flag

>>107632991
better fox

>>107633057
why don;t you use an external downloader like JDownloader/AB Download Manager + their browser extensions?

>>107633844
To be fair After Effects does some other stuff than Premiere but it's not an excuse for Premiere not to have object mask tool, even Capcut has it

>>107634146
What cant you do in premiere that you can do in aftereffects and vise versa, disregarding complexity of route to result?

>>107633830
You have the option during setup to use Premiere Pro shortkeys.

File: 1754477702459657.png (243 KB, 448x448)

243 KB PNG

>>107633241
bitch please

>>107633241
The only reason anyone'd still be using Adobeslop is because they pirated it and they're too lazy to uninstall it, or the worst case scenario they're milking cows
Fact of the matter is no Adobe platform is better than its open source opponents. None. Because Adobe is pure bloatware with tons of useless shit and missing tools which should be bare fucking minimum. Each temp file takes up dozens of GBs when in other programs they barely take one. And this is just me talking about the programs themselves, not the complete scam of a subscription service offered or Adobe's constant bad choices or AI shit forced onto users