>>107639906
me obviously, in getting that guy laurie wired to have sex with me.

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>>107639844 (cont.)
remember we could've had this and instead we got vista

>>107639867
Vista was still based.

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>>107639882
it had a terrible reputation that let windows 7 be so critically acclaimed. aesthetically i agree it was very nice but makes me wonder what happend that msft changed the artistic direction so many times during development

>>107639825
Do you have some kind of brain tumor? It has zero resemblance to win2k, also its the height of blasphemy to dare compare the abomination that is windows 11, with the objective perfection of win2k.

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>>107639902
wasn't win2k just the win98 UI but with the NT kernel?

>>107638718
It's hard not to be an improvement over malfunctioning downward firing speakers. Standard chinkshit home theater like Onn, Vizio, TCL, ... would be fine.
>but should i get speakers
At this price it's all the same shit in different shape boxes.

>>107639020
Matters for an integrated GPU.
>>107638718
Soundbars are speakers, they just look long and flat.
>>107637984
>Email is fundamentally unencrypted
lol what

How are people getting mad over the new captcha? Is there some weird AB testing where some get actual difficult challenges? This shit is 100x easier than the previous, and the previous wasn't all that bad either.

>>107639861
Some people just don't like change, which in this day and age, I don't blame them.

>>107639861
my only gripe with it is that the next button is not in an intuitive place but yeah it requires no typing which is so much more convenient

Rofl.

>>107639719
What do you mean?

>>107639865
Is Danbooru the only place where we can found tags?

>>107639304
so flat... so erotic...

>>107639755
>very good
>it's the same advice from sd1.5 era repackaged just omitting tiled controlnet upscaling
>tries to claim edg totally cracked the code to do it
waow
shitposterkun you're really busting out the effort for this spree

>>107638485
I'd say higher resistance to burn in and higher peak brightness are pretty notable improvements

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How do I fix this issue?
I'm using Cromite on Android

>>107629653
Based

>>107639228
>peak brightness
good goy, using your phone 24/7 even when you're outside

>>107639784
A pocketable device with a big screen is most likely going to be used in different lighting conditions

>>107639037
What was it called?

>>107639574
fuck you that image is pure vee gee aitch ess oh vee ell

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what is this jingle jangle mess?
I feel my brain overstimulating just looking at this....

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>>107639630
I tried to use AI to fix this mess.

>>107638232
I'm more of a vectorheart, dark industrial, scholastic utopian maximalist myself.

isnt fortran a procedural mathfag language with 'some' OOP plastered on top as an afterthought on later versions? Idk c++ but I dont get why people who seemingly dont know shit likes to complain about it so much

>>107638778
Yeah it sucks that we can't deprecate stuff. Too many boomer corps relying on old shit. Only hope is that eventually they adopt Rust enough that C++ can just go nuclear on all the legacy crap due to nobody using it.

>>107638967
as a C++ programmer, the hatred is well deserved. the language is fucking terrible because it's a thousand and one conflicting visions crammed into a giant design-by-committee mess. everybody will say "well C++ isn't so bad, you just have to restrict your usage to 1% of the language" and not even blink like that's actually a sane thing to say.

>>107638778
Doesn't matter. It's still fast. It still has good libraries. It can still do anything you want/need. It still has good compilers. It still has good tools. It still runs on anything.

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>>107639768
this isn't a workflow where you can just press a button to get the results you want. you have to know what's going on and what to do.

also i can't share because it uses my own custom nodes. there's better workflows than mine if you just want to adjust a few values

>>107639866
That shirt looks like it was made to be worn with some massive titties...

>>107639299
Kek I have the same chair. The the leather pad at the very front has started to crack and rip though but it did alright for about 2 years of use.

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good as new

>>107639811
Pleatherfags, THIS is your mindset.

>>107639299
before 3 marijuanas
>>107639811
after 3 marijuanas

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>>107639811
the seat just lays flat on some metal now

>>107633705
It seems interesting, but I am worried in the long-term about how its only maintained by one guy. I just run Debian stable and use a minimal install and built it up from there,

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>>107639528
>Debian stable
back to bed grandpa

slackware is way too based for this sissy world

>>107639522
Oh, that is indeed interesting.
>>107639528
>I just run Debian stable and use a minimal install and built it up from there
Same, that's exactly what I was trying to achieve on Slack, my same Debian setup.

>>107639552
Grandpa software is peak. Ppl do the same stuff on computers now as they did 5 or 10 years ago. In a perfect world, office computers would be 8 years old and run all the same programs and just get security updates.

>>107619435
I really hope a fix comes soon, I really hate having to rely on Chance to emulate comfy phoneposting. I didn't realize how much I'd end up missing Clover/Kuroba until now.

when is she going to make the stable version

>>107638285
Show me how to make it look like Clover/Kuroba (no Ex) and I'll consider it.

Dice captcha test

Test tickles

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>>107635614
Guess we'll have fusion power plants by 2010

>>107635691
Discoveries can't happen for infinity because the cost needed to advance from step to step grows and the amount of knowledge required also advances step to step. Eventually it will take more resources than the earth has and more than a life time of research just to make tiny upgrades over the previous level of technology. Humans, on earth, with limited resources and limited life spans have a hard cap on the level of technology that can be achieved. In computing we are obviously already at that place given how little improvements we see generation to generation in hardware and that the majority the so called gains turn out to be marketing spiel or gimmicks like fake frames. 15 year old CPU's hold up for a lot of tasks which would never have been the case at anytime period between 1950-2010.

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>>107639273
you dont need much in the way of hardware beyond a pen and a sheet of paper to figure shit out
theres still tons of things that others just didnt think of
you wouldnt have ai-lmaoo aka shatbots to begin with, otherwise

proof by absurd:
its a chicken and egg paradox
lets say you defo need resources to innovate:
how is you gonna invent shatbots if you dont have the gpus then?
and who is gonna give you gpus if you dont have a shatbot to run on em?

thats not how innovation works.
it starts with inspiration.
it starts with one idea, one brain.
and a sheet of paper. and a pen, ofc.

I use AI a lot but always get reminded from time to time of its BS. Today I asked ChatGPT to add a few lines to one of my laptop power management scripts to set powercap for the PCU in some low power circumstances. It is like 3 or 4 lines to add to an existing script, which I provided. Honestly I was just being lazy, but after prompting if I forgot about it. About 10 minutes later I remembered and went back to check and it was STILL churning on this question. And after another minute or so it dumped this insanely long script (original is maybe 18 lines, ChatGPT's update is over 150 lines) with so many problems, assumptions, and issues that I would never even consider using the script. I imagine how much compute was wasted to generate this nonsense. This happens pretty often. But at the same time, it can be incredibly useful when you give it clear step by step instructions. AI is a strange tool.

>>107639860
> to set powercap for the PCU in some low power circumstances.
CPU*

>>107626593
>Github stats show SerenityOS is still under development
kling abandoned it completely and the community will as well soon
>less than one percent of Ladybird is written in swift
because it's still too new yet. I doubt they even use meaningfully yet, just testing. but kling said swift will replace the c++

>>107626919
master it

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>>107620743
Jokes aside, what's the point of developing a new web browser if all you're gonna do is play eternal catch-up with chromium?
The modern web is a complete joke to anyone watching and the most insane thing you could possibly do is an attempt to "fix" it by playing their game
All this development effort wasted on meaningless things instead of creation and innovation
And how are you going to pay for all this work? Kling already quit his job and he's relying on donations to keep it going, which will obviously let the biggest sponsors dictate the future of it

>>107639846
>but whatabout but whatabout
sybau. getting rid of gnushit is a valiant cause.

>>107639857
???

>>107628260
in windows this is just

#include <Windows.h>
#include <Stdio.h>

#define try __try
#define except __except

try {
    printf("Primary color: %s\r\n", u->profile->settings->theme->primary_color);
} except (GetExceptionCode() == STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION) {
    printf("Could not access primary color");
}

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>>107624959

let primary_color = get_user()
    .and_then(|user| user.profile)
    .and_then(|profile| profile.settings)
    .and_then(|settings| settings.theme)
    .map(|theme| theme.primary_color)

match primary_color {
    Some(color) => println!("Primary color: {}", color),
    None => println!("Could not access primary color")
}

>>107625196
I don't mind Hickey, I kind of like Clojure, and I almost agree with this viewpoint but I hate how he blathers on about his ideas and fails to address any practical, real life concerns about actually complicated software. I wish he'd, for once in his entire life, elaborate with properly worked real life practical examples.

>>107639423

#![feature(try_blocks)]

let color = try { get_user()?.profile?.settings?.theme?.primary_color? };
match color {
    Some(color) => println!("Primary color: {color}"),
    None => println!("Could not access primary color"),
}

>}), }), }), }), }), }),
Lisp won.

>>107637073
Cachy isn't a meme distro anymore. Hell, shit like Mint is more of a meme because at least they aren't ancient compared to Arch or Fedora downstreams, and even newfags can use Cachy. The only use case for "beginner" distros like Ubuntu and anything based on it is for grandmas or actual mentally disabled people.

>>107639292
IMO Endeavour is still the best pure "easy Arch" distro. Cachy's kernel patches aren't really that noticeable.

>>107639246
they are too busy working on wayland non-features to worry about which shade of pink is the most popular amongst faggots

>>107639292
>not even 5 years of being a thing
>isn't a meme distro anymore

>>107639246
They were burned by malicious themes in the past and decided the best policy was to just say right from the start that you're on your own as soon you enter that menu. KDE doesn't maintain the themes on the store. The store is just a portal to download things from random people online. Similar logic to needing to opt into Flathub and Terra.
>>107639431
#FF13F0