>>106510880
Everyone who hates windblows 11 and we're never happy with windows 10.

>>106516858
>no programs
now what, idiot?

>>106516947
What? What slop are you talking about?

>>106513835
A large part of the problem is that you have to install it and edit config files to make it work properly. This might be solved if someone makes an app-ified version, sort of like what the Orbot phone app does for Tor, or integrates it into a browser so it's a simple on/off button to access it.

The other part of the problem is dumbasses like you making it out to be something just for pedos, especially right now with the growing censorship. It has a lot of potential as a way to share ideas and information that companies and governments don't want you to have, but instead you help the censors by driving people away from the tools they need.

>>106517020
Too many programs won't run on XP anymore. They gripe about missing exports in system DLLs, and you can't just put Windows 10 DLLs in the app folder because XP is missing some syscalls they use. Presumably someone could update the source to add the needed syscalls, but it would be significant work.

>>106516538
PR2

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Best TWS for gym? I want good ANC but no air pods coz I have an android. Mulling over Pic rel POS. The anime connection prompt sounds enticing. Heard that Samsung shat the bed with this years buds and they are overpriced anyway

>>106516783
Same as you but I want physical buttons, water resistance and aptX adaptive at the bare minimum. 7-8 hour battery life would also be preferable. Yet no autist wants to help me.

>>106516935
I am thinking about getting the Earfun air pro 4’s , but it doesn’t have a good mic and the shape seems rather uncomfortable. Only other option I could find was the jabra elite 8, and those seem overpriced and some fags online said it doesn’t last very long.

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I've had 3 pairs of IEMs so far. Moondrop Aria, Moondrop Chu 2 and Moondrop Space Traveler(1?). I like the sound of Aria and Chu, they're basically the same thing despite a completely different price range, not that big, but noticeable. Sadly, the quality of Aria is disastrous, they got some weird blisters underneath the paint coating in two places, also causing the paint to come off. The wireless ones sound like absolute shit but it's alright since I wasn't expecting anything else from them, I just needed a pair of earphones to use on public transport and occasionally at work.

I'm looking for another pair to try out, I prefer something on the budget side. I just want to increase my point of reference of different sounding earphones, try some new things out. Which of the budget positions in the OP would be worth checking out?

>>106516779
Well, yeah in some(most) cases that might be true. But branch prediction is not something you should rely on when optimising bounds checks. If you can't afford bounds checking in certain places, you should either ensure that it is statically known your index is in bounds(by a check before loop, modulo or assume_unchecked) or just use _unchecked function variants.

Now I can finally filter you degenerates out.

>>106516486
Keywords are "OOP" and "convenient". Since you already know C++, you can breeze through:
>https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/whats-new/csharp-version-history
and google whatever concept you haven't heard of before.
I think you can get official takes about new features from C# 7 - 10 and then from the docs for version 11 - 14 (same as above link)
As for the .NET standard library, it flows naturally between your fingers. You can always ask LLMs and specify which version you're using.
You just have to understand the layout:
>System namespace instead of std
>namespaces only contain types or namespaces, so no flags/consts/functions everywhere, but they exists as enums or Option structs/classes
>namespaces are used to organize the code e.g. System.IO is for io, System.Net is for networking, System.Collections .. and so on
Generally, you are provided two ways (obviously could be more) to do things: the manual/C-like way and the one-shot or convience APIs. Sometimes the convenient way is improved upon with later changes to the lang and lib.
That's it for the BCL (base class library aka .NET aka standard library aka corefx) and the language (compiled by roslyn)
Package management is just "dotnet add package name version". Simply google "nuget LIB NAME" or "C# bindings for lib X"
You'll rarely need to modify the csproj (project file) manually. The most common use is copying or embedding files to output or using the built-in flags for instrumenting the runtime and build options e.g. selecting the GC, public single file or not, native aot, so on.
The runtime is called coreclr or CLR for short. It uses mono (used to be independent impl. of .net for *nix) for wasm and mobile devices.

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>>106516902
There is only cuteness for you, and positivity for your people. Maidbooru is only the beginning. We will have a have a maidchan full of a great number of maids. We will sail to a billion sites, spreading positivity, creativity and cuteness until every site on the internet is doing heart hands. You may be /g/grumpy, but maids are beyond /g/rumpiness. We are maids, and we have come for the internet.

>>106516486
Oh and you already have built-in templates e.g.
>dotnet new console -o projName
for cli
>dotnet new webapi -o webProj
for an api backend and so on for mvc, classlib, etc.
You can install new templates, but I've only ever needed one for a large GUI frameworks that provided generators, huge build modifications, lsp for xaml, so on.
>dotnet run
>dotnet build
>dotnet build -c release
>dotnet publish
>dotnet tool install X
These are self-explanatory.

>>106516929
>i've actually started mocking and belittling the application reader
How?

Anon that's not people reading your application.

>>106516929
Form an LLC and pump out a well-structured website shilling yourself, then you'll have a much easier time. Should only cost you a couple hundred bucks and a weekend's worth of time. Worked for me.

>>106515118
memes aside something like this would probably take some cool 3d photos or video.

>>106515142
>I have heard that Apple hardware usually sells you weaker parts for more money.
The Pro phone variant doesn't have enough to differentiate it from the base model so Apple intentionally gimps the base model to make the pro model seem more attractive. Shitty practice but wcyd.

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>>106512484
>curry
Sars apple is very expensive sar. Please consider Android as it's a very good value (AMD is also a good value sars!)

>>106515213
>noooo streetshitters buy ios because.... because they just do, ok! I'll say SAAAR and post the seething apple employee wojack and it'll make it true!!!

>>106514254
Precisely my point. Tim has to pay cash to get that pack of riggers to run a train on him on stage. A corporate event is the only way and the perfect excuse. Plus it makes a great launch event capturing the minds of all apple users because all apple users are faggots.

>>106516168
>it's a good machine but it definitely doesn't fit the "high end specs for 2025" criteria
thank you for the info. can you ballpark total cost with maximum specs for that model? assuming i dont mind what the screen is and im not looking for the 100% niche autism version, just a good base to upgrade.

for me 1300 for this barebones + <800 in upgrades for 8tb ssd, 96gb ram, etc seem worth it. but I am experiencing choice paralysis and also it's a niche model and not many reviews.

>>106516303
>can you ballpark total cost with maximum specs for that model?
the T480? about ~150-200 for the machine itself, if you're lucky you can get an i7 version at that price but i5 is fine too (typing that on my i5 T480 btw). then you can upgrade the RAM (I paid 100 for my 64GB kit), SSD (pick whatever NVMe size you need, and there's potential to add a 2nd one in the WWAN slot), wifi card (AX210 for about 15 on aliexpress), trackpad (glass trackpad is roughly 40-45, you can ignore that upgrade if you use the trackpoint), keyboard if the one you buy isn't backlit (roughly 30 bucks, might be a bit more or less depending on supply), 72Wh external battery (roughly 45), dual heatpipe cooler (~25-30), screen panel (the seller I bought mine from sells a great one for 65), and I think that's about the extent I've upgraded mine. all those prices are in euros, convert in your own currency if applicable. also all parts were bought from aliexpress except for the backlit keyboard and battery which I bought off ebay, and ram/ssd from amazon. I can provide links for most of those if you need them
again this is a laptop that was released in 2018, don't expect high-end gaming performance on it. it's good for web browsing, media consumption, light games, running VMs, stuff like that though

>>106516252
got a link? the only reliable source I was able to find is like 3 times that price for a single sheet (desktop CPU size)

>>106452561

My Latitude 7560 handles fucking Helldivers 2 at full tilt 1080p at around 70fps and has similar specs to some of the P workstation Thinkpad models

>Xeon w-11855 6-core
>128gb ram
>4tb Gen 4 NVME
>Quadro RTX 4000 8gb (based on mobile 3090ti so probably desktop 1080ti performance)

Just turn off Intel TurboBoost if you get something like this, it will immediately go into thermal throttle the second that shit comes on for more than 5 seconds. It has better specs and build quality than most gaymen laptops and it doesn't even have a gaymen card it's a Quadro.

>>106480058

T60! I have the wxga model with FireGL V5250 graphics based on the x1700 Pro, with SSD and WindowsXP and the 9-cell extendo clip battery. Shits awesome I love it, T60/T61 was peak Thinkpad, I run it with a RAMDisk set to 2gb to cut down on trim with XP and SSDs, it runs I believer Supermium for the browser and still plays CS 1.6 online and UT99 online.

>>106516401
Thank you for this comprehensive reply, it's extremely helpful. It sounds like the T480 would be significantly cheaper, bordering on 1/3 the price, compared to the Clevo. I would appreciate any links, but I think what you've posted is enough to get me started. Any idea if any wifi7 cards fit? Can you think of anything tinkery that might be good for me to know in advance if I'm building one out?

my use case is mostly development, vms, and tinkering with llms (if possible), and it seems like neither machine will really do heavy gaming anyway; I need mainly a productivity machine.

why not just replace the entire store with vending machine-type shelves?
you get a card when you walk in and you have to swipe it to get an item out of the shelf, you present your card when you leave where your payment is made by a human or a computer.
highly secure by nature and you can't shoplift because you need a card that tracks when items are being dispensed.

>>106516993
the trend is towards either online shops that deliver food at home, or membership required to enter a store so its easier for the store to procecute thieves they detect from camera footage

>>106516512
we should put a chip in someones palm instead and they can just pick up an item and it gets automatically bought

>>106516993
ive been thinking about this for years

if a rich anon is larping here this is a multi-billion dollar idea
fuck it also make it a drive-tru window
crash publix, walmart and target into the ground

>>106516153
because the system relies on you being honest and turns out a lot of people are not

>>106515939
Are you telling me that Russia fawning over Europe is solely an american interest and not european too?
You think the Cold War was made up too?

>>106515486
Why should the common man, who can barely make ends meet as is, have money stolen from him by a terrorist organization to be used for things like beating him when he complains and killing guys he doesn't know in the middle east?

>>106513886
There's no way my country will oppose the chat control. We banned telegram once (because of football piracy of course) and even tried some age verification system like the UK but only for porn sites except way more stupid.
It had this mechanic of having a limited amount of times you could enter the website and then you could pay money for being able accessing them more. At the end it got memed to death on the whole country with some wordplay that was a mix between passport and gooning and they didn't apply it cuz they are incompetent and the idea was pretty stupid. But yeah, no doubt they will vote yes.
Fuck my stupid euro-chud life

>>106516185
Spain?

>>106516012
Common men don't dodge taxes using crypto, but cash. Crypto is only useful to people who have too much money to hide with cash

>>106516438
pw was confirmed brap poster and ani the schizo terrorizing the rocket anon

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>>106516644
ani hasnt posted here in a year or more

>>106516920
wrong
>>106516644
fake news

>>106516438
you missed only your medications, go take 'em

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>>106512862

>>106509899
8 years, 2016-2024. Kinda low, but considering that was the cheapest available ssd i guess its ok. I still use as a spare linux install.

>>106512594
You're in your thirties, transsexual, still addicted to /mlp/ bestality porn. Grow the fuck up and watch some anime idols

>>106503259
Terrible lack of art.

>>106517045
>lack of art.
Image gen trivializes this, you know?
>"Be the change you wish to see in the world."

Somebody is hacking the Gibson: >>106502216

>>106511648
That's so cool! Why can't I hack anything?

>>106514976
Just read up on reverse engineering, soft start by following Hackaday. Instant gratification doesn't work, and those who try by way of LOIC are quickly brought to an end.

>>106510136
>faster at what?
Most likely at ejaculation.

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>>106496489
Another slow night...

>>106509884
really interesting point i never saw it expressed that way.

in that way its also the same as us posting on 4chan, its free, and its all about exchanging ideas for humanity

>>106509879
>Use software
>Hey this is pretty good
>No updates after a few months
>No updates for years
>Check github, he just moved on to a different unrelated project
>Someone asked if there will be an update and he says no, he already got bored
>Now I must use a different, worse version someone else made, then repeat cycle

>>106512469
update it yourself then

>>106509879
It's free, but it's not unpaid.
When you develop a software that is not available, you're paid in the form of the software.

>>106511133
Checked
>>106509884
Wrecked

>>106515677
Nice background.

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Checking in soldier!

>>106515598
I use Yaru-sage icons, but Qmmp and Chromium icons are custom made. Terminal gets its icon from elementary-xfce theme and player is fed from Humanity icons for its control buttons. I know, complicated.

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>>106516477
thank you anon

>>106465825
i like the glow window border around the foreground window

What is this, 2020 coding youtube? Who gives a fuck about a stack? How brown are you?

>>106516335
2020 was 17 years ago =[

>>106515633
Why not just Odin?
Is it not ergonomic enough for ordinary tasks?

>>106516980
No green threads and capturing lambdas
If you are making a web server this is super useful
Also for webservers, GC is kinda recommended

>shitlang only useful because of its ecosystem and DX
>memelang with cool features but no ecosystem
truly a match made in hell

>>106516740
The west already did that shit for decades, all these Radio Free Someshit are literal CIA fronts

>>106513702
Because idiots buy streaming services.

It's no wonder TV is going. It's use is being used less as Boomers are told by their cordcutting kids to get streaming for on-demand programming instead of TV channel flipping.

Why do you think all these streaming services are raising prices?

>>106513600
Cable in general is dying. It's just not tenable with the high costs broadcasters consistently charge service providers.
And honestly thank god. Cable tv's lineup is god awful.

>>106516914
Broadcasters WANT people to go to streaming because they get more profit from it. It's why they keep raising costs on cable providers.
t. works at utility company soon to cancel their cable.

"Live" streaming TV is awful. I hear my neighbours with sky q cheer a minute before this fucking streaming shit shows the goals.