>>tfw fell for the 256gb ram meme

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>>107587528
> this

>>107587528
I fell for it too but one of the sticks was bad so I'm still stuck with 16GiB and have an extra 8GiB stick just kinda sitting there.

>>107587608
This kek

>>107587500
i fell for the 96gb meme

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>>107609195
Bro I miss that one longhorn theme.
it looked so cool. sigh.

>>107609195
gay brownies

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>>107609242
you got a problem with cosmic brownies?
fuck you.

>>107609239
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>>107609289
In case you're concerned this was written by AI and not some retard who just woke up
>unless it's the end of a sentence the semi-colon is better in general; with the semicolon having a more defines ruleset for use.
I would hope that a bot wouldn't accidentally add the hyphen in out of habit.

>>107609289
>uses indian dashes and the bong comma
either your indian, autistic, a homo or all 3

>>107608887
the em dash is due to academic writing retard

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>>107609301
>either your indian, autistic, a homo or all 3
>I'm autistic
I wonder which it is...
Crippling autism looks fun to the outsider only because they don't have to live with the consequences.

>>107609315
the bong comma is for homos

>>107608628
I did that later, but it still asked me to activate online/by phone.

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I just discovered that the metadata that warns you about a file coming from the Internet also often contains the URL where it was downloaded from, as well as the referrer to that URL (meaning the main website most of the time). This hidden metadata is brought along with the file being moved/copied as well.

Posting about it here since it blew my mind that my old files essentially has my private browsing history going back many years. Even if I can only teach 1 anon about it I thought I'd do it.

You can confirm this information by finding any file that you can "unblock" in its rightclick Properties (meaning it has the hidden metadata) and then doing this in powershell:

Get-Content -path "C:\example.png" -stream Zone.Identifier

Checking the "unblock" in Properties removes the sidecar file but I don't know how to do it on multiple files.

>>107609068
https://winaero.com/disable-downloaded-files-from-being-blocked-in-windows-10/

>>107609068
>>>107609068

Something as simple as this should remove the unblock from multiple files:

Get-ChildItem -path C:\LocationOfFile\* -recurse | Unblock-File

>>107609093
I know you can disable it, I just didn't know it saved where it downloaded it as well.
What's that info even used for, outside of just being there for people to snoop. I can't find a way to check where it was downloaded from without "opening" the Zone.Identifier like that, not exactly something regular people would know about.

>>107609316
Useful, thanks.

>>107609296
https://files.catbox.moe/ekr42l.png

>>107609292
fyi I originally shared the box there
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107597478/#107598584

I'm happy anon liked my gen enough to repost it, thanks bro.

>>107609308
>>107609317
based. ty. got any more gens?

>>107609323
not right now but if I get a minute I'll make some next week

>>107609328
dang :(

>>107608961
If you change "Rust" to "C" you get what really happened. C programmers rewrote existing code in C and shilled it as a Trojan horse, literally because of bugs like the Morris worm. C programmers are projecting and accusing Rust programmers of doing what the C programmers actually did.
>It was always about personal benefit. Rewriting things is just a way to take the credit for the work someone else did. It's a way to transfer power to someone else.
Like the people who said "C is the first programming language after assembly" and made songs like "Write in C" and tried to say C and Unix were the origin of everything in modern computing?

>>107603317
Rust doesn't prevent memory leaks. Some of the stdlib leaks memory.

>>107604735
If you want to avoid unsafe you have to avoid the Rust stdlib. Unsafe is spammed thousands of times in the stdlib. If the Rust devs themselves use unsafe so much I have serious doubts that safe Rust is a tool fit for any non trivial program.

>>107608932
>they deliberately did not "replicate GNU coreutils functionality 1:1"
then they're useless for Canonical and thus an irrelevant datum in the context of this conversation
you were implying that because there are other non-copyleft coreutils projects, if Canonical wanted to ship one for financial motives, they could have already done so, but your argument falls apart because those other projects purposely do not replicate coreutils functionality 1:1, and uutils intends to and has made significant progress towards that goal
but thanks for playing

>>107609110
I don't know why it's so hard to understand that unsafe is necessary. The compiler cannot prove that any arbitrary program is memory safe. You can have a compiler that is either complete (accepts all memory safe programs) or sound (rejects all non-memory safe programs), but not both, Godel's incompleteness or whatever may apply. Soundness is obviously the better of the two options, so there are going to be parts of the code you as the programmer have to take on the responsibility of proving the correctness of, since the compiler cannot.

>>107608773
>The "Unix philosophy" is the cancer.
Lmao, Unix philosophy is precisely what made it work and why so many machines from heart rate monitors to giant server clusters run it today
But the troons that are trying to destroy what Linux is are trying to drag it all down

>>107608816
Its clear why they do this though its not just their appetite for destruction but rather their appetite for power
See if trannies just control one package that is easy to replace if they start forcing everyone that doesnt wave the tranny flag out or put tranny flags in the software itself people could just easily swap into another package so it means they really don't any power if people need to choose them, that would mean they cant force anything down people's throats and people need to keep choosing their software so it needs to be good on its own merits
And trannies dont want that, they dont want to innovate and make good software that people would freely choose to use, they want to be able to force what people use
So systemd plays into this perfectly making it a monolith that devours small pacakages and takes over their functionality
Then you finally collude with the major distros and get it pushed there and now you have power when you control the systemd package because everyone is more-or-less forced to use it and if you put tranny flags there or whatever other horseshit they cant just easily switch to an alternative

Thats what the trannies have always wanted as i said same thing as pride marches happening in city centers they want a captive audience that is forced to pay attention to them

>>107608816
>Lmao, Unix philosophy is precisely what made it work and why so many machines from heart rate monitors to giant server clusters run it today
"Unix philosophy" means shell scripts that run programs connected with pipes. Unix "works" because computers got 1000 times faster so they can do bad ideas like using text formats like XML and JSON as a database and rewriting the whole database any time someone changes anything. All the complexity of modern software is about getting around the bad ideas of Unix. Unix needs Electron to imitate a useful GUI.

>>107608868
>Unix needs Electron
Nobody needs Electron lmao kill that shit with fire

I agree otherwise though how retarded it is using shit like XML and JSON but those aren't exactly unix inventions
You could use socket pipes and transport data as binary which is efficient if that was what was designed something that transport binary data is just as "unix philosophy" than some program that use xml or json.

GUI side is definitely the weakest in Linux but again its not like systemd helps in this anyway
The window compositor is something that can benefit from being integrated and monolithic in some ways that is true, but it is the exception

>>107604567
Ah yes of course. When it's criticized for being fucking shit it's a product of the community and you should STFU and contribute. But when it's praised it's a product of our lord and savior Pottering and his gaggle of fags and you should listen to everything they say because they know better.

Don't even attempt to pretend the community ever wanted this garbage as PID1 or that they had anything to do with writing the millions of lines of code that comprise this intentional backdoor.

>>107607038
it's a binary file

>>107595858
https://medv.io/blog/things-i-dont-like-in-configuration-languages

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xmlGODS win again

>>107595858
>OP hasn't seen the light of database to database communication without turning everything into a fucking string in the application layer

>>107609211
the fucking irony is claude works with xml the best yet claude code uses json

>>107609314
https://hackaday.com/2025/10/04/how-to-design-custom-lcds-for-your-own-projects/
this might help.

>>107609314
Why though, those sucked balls, used to play them as a kid

>>107609327
it's kinda like doing homebrew for an old console, but way more basic. i have an idea already, and i even did a reference implementation, and that's how i found out it's not good enough to just have bare LEDs for your "display", especially since there's no easy or cheap way to display any kind of score or game status

>>107608923
No idea honestly, but if you're on a desktop try getting a budget gpu just to ensure that you can watch videos with more recent codecs.

>>107608880
Yeah, you don't have H.265 support, only H.264.

>>107608756
Windows? Linux? You should have no problems with .mp4 and .mkv files using older codecs like: >>107608965

>>107608842
>Intel HD Graphics 3000
you're completely bullshitting. this graphics can play any youtube video just fine at your screen's native resolution.

>>107608756
i hope you're on linux and not winjeet or itoddler shit.
i have no problem playing 1080p youtube on my ancient netbook with fedora on it.

>>107609250
/ai/ board wouldn't be just for image topics, but for text as well. Pretty much half of /g/ is filled with AI at this point. Back in the day couple of shitcoin threads on /g/ were enough to justify creation of /biz/, what's different now?

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>>107609265
AI is pretty much a digital cancer spreading everywhere and soon it will become terminal. Much like Indians using the internet, or immigrating en-masse to places like Canada.

>>107609295
Nsfw AI board ala mlp would be really good.
The way AI imagery is used to shitpost is repulsive, and if mods banned that shit across the board you'd have moderately better experience using the site.

>>107608318
its seriously STUPID that AI art gets posted on a technology board. We have a computer graphics board
>>>/3/catalog
fucking use it you idiots

>>107609295
The current big corpo AI iteration is absolutely a huge bubble. It's just too much money for it to spread everywhere. After the bubble bursts, all we gonna have left are smaller models that are usable on personal hardware and I'm all for it

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reminder

>>107609264
lol

>>107596792
>>107596792
>>107596792
please fill the oldest thread

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the black boxer punches the man wearing red trunks on the left with an uppercut, and the man in red trunks flies very high into the sky like a rocket, through the roof of the stadium into the blue sky.

>>107609304
lmfao

>>107608686
I just got a generic 100% acrylic dust cover from Amazon for mine.

>>107608686
https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-keyboard-dust-cover

i've had this for a while https://www.daskeyboard.com/p/prime13-mechanical-keyboard

i like the way it feels but it's a little too loud. can i get a similar mechanical feel with quieter switches?

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>>107608986
>>107609006
I'm talking about something similar to pic related. Just a simple cover that still allows for typing. But all the ones I see are for laptop keyboards, nothing for mechanical.

>>107609284
>>107608686
I think anything you put on there is going to have the same problem that crumbs and shit will get under it and into the keys. Just clean the keyboard every few months and you'll be fine.

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why can't i find a 2 tier display case like this but just slightly bigger in every measurement?

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>>107608828
anon don't copy paste back to me like that you're not a bot
...or are you

>>107608840
I ain't, want do you want to know more than that ?

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Are these battery charger cases any good for chink camera batteries?
Note that the batteries themselves can already be charged via USB-C albeit at 5V/2A rather than any USB-PD spec
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005010527228775.html

>>107608660
i hope you get a spinal cord injury

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>>107608327
*siiiigh*
Looks like Linux is finally winning the least shit competition now. It is slightly the least piece of shit OS out there now and while I'm gong to have to tinker tranny several of my days off over the course of my life at least eventually it'll work.

>>107609161
Isn't it obvious?
Vertical screen real-estate.

>>107608448
being different should not be tolerated

>>107609282
You just failed at that simply by posting on a dying imageboard