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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

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from ~two years ago

Ah, the seed... interesting. It's better for me to compare styles with a static seed.

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>>106516770
did I stutter?

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it is like magic

>>106516912
No! you et back to the ball, or rather, my balls! *grab my balls*

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>>106517058
theres some aoc using same panel but its apparently less widely available and aoc tends to go insane with cost cutting so.. consider an oled

>>106516661
>The techtubers never get that people don't buy on fps per dollar
It's still valuable to compare relative performance. For example, the 5080 is only 15% better on average than the 5070ti but costs 33% more. It's a shitty deal and shouldn't cost $1,000. Even if someone has the money I wouldn't recommend the 5080.

So the AM4 X3D cpus are pretty much all gone, and used they go for more than an AM5 9600X+mobo+ram bundle so there's not much point in getting them, I've been stuck on a ryzen 5 2600 for a while do I get a 5500, a 5800XT, or bite the bullet and move to AM5?

>>106517083
Also the 5080 melts itself while the 5070 ti does not.

>>106517089
am5 is best option
9600x is real good on modern games specially when you play at 1440p res with moderate gpus

>>106516126
One Plus or Oppo phones do I believe.

New consoomer lot from bundledeals:

>Flush cutter 2pk
Blades aren't perfectly aligned but they seem like they'll cut well
>1/4" hex/square bit and socket ratchet
Feels well made but takes a lot of resistance to ratchet. Oddly it seems to have a really high tooth count, I counted 16 clicks to turn the square drive 1/8 of a turn.
>Soldering iron tips, ANENG voltage detecter
haven't tested yet
>HUK Tools comb pick set
Oddly this got deleted from aliexpress, even from my orders. They're nice and rigid but may be too thick to fit in some locks.
>100pk bandaids
Says they're sterile on the packaging. They're a nice size and don't feel badly made.
>Kasugano Sora chibi figure and normal figure
Both trash quality bootlegs lol
>Hatsune Miku figure

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>>106517064
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>>106517064
>>106517051
also a 27pc precision screwdriver. Housing is plastic but it feels good. The holes in the security bits are drilled perfectly unlike in other sets. It's only 27pc including the bit in the driver sadly

>>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.

No one reads applications anymore.
HR Karen just runs an AI and contacts the absolute best match for the job description.

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.

>>106517022
I'm retarded btw

>>106516366
Learn C.
Make projects with C.
Move on to C++ when you feel C is holding you back. (never)

>>106516447
^This anon learned C with classes, not actual C++. C is much easier, learn it first.

>>106516507
He looks like he's taking a python in the angus

>>106516941
I like python lists and python dicts
what's the best way to use these in C?

>>106516988
C is simpler, but the core of C++ is easier to program in. Refs vs pointers, I choose refs every time.
If you use templates and/or inheritance or other features, the language becomes harder to learn. But you don't have to use those features to get started.

>>106516887
Nice blogpost, how do I unsubscribe?

>>106516887
nvidia? more like njudea lmao

>>106516887
https://youtu.be/ZHwVBirqD2s

>>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."

>>106501674
>nearly 4 years power on
>77% health
You have about another 12 years.

>>106513421
that would honestly be a pretty trivial difference.
thered still be app stores, consuming, dumbass website design trends to cater to tiny screens. jeets.

Truke

>>106513508
The bigger problem right now is that iOS does its best to stop you sideloading whatever you want, Android is going in the same direction, and more and more phone manufacturers are making it impossible to unlock your bootloader or get root access.

>>106511608
shorts under skirts is annoyingly common. the whole fun of a skirt is the chance it'll show something.

if arch isn't already consuming enough of your free time then you could try gentoo to really phone it in.

>>106515727
most linux users do have shitty hardware, the selling point of linux in general is that it runs on old shitty hardware and even is you do have good hardware compiling is a massive waste of time anyway at that point just mine crypto in the background

ITT:

RETARDED LARPERS DISCUSSING POINTLESS THINGS THAT DO NOT HAVE ANY MEASURABLE IMPACT ON THEIR COMPUTING EXPERIENCE

PEDOPHILES

JEETS

TRANNIES

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>>106511608
you should switch to Artix Linux from Arch Linux

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>>106514196
legitimately implessive
I really do hope those other architectures catch up

>>106516755
https://archive.ph/5li14

>>106516822
yaaaaaaaay

>>106512725
would

>>106516576
nice

desu posting after bread is probably the cutest thing ever

>>106511869
Gecko sucks, chromium is pozzed
Ladybird will save browsers

>>106515171
I tell you hwat, ill kick your ass if you insult my dear ladybird like that!

>>106508478
Lua existed long before roblox.

>>106516701
That dumb NIGGER never heard of gmod that also uses lua.

>>106512035
Modern browsers consume ram until the system has no more addressable memory and then the OS will start swapping.
This may work if for the average phone person or laptop user that just opens up a browser and only uses a browser. If you use your computer for -literally- anything besides a bootrap for a web browser this behavior has deleterious effects on productivity programs and geimus.

I should not have to manually manage my own system memory in the year of our lord two thousand twenty five. The browser should assume it's not the only thing running on my system.

>>106511650
nigga u filter by subnet at your firewall, your wireguard clients probably in 10.8.0.x/24

>>106511650
>iptables
You start by forgetting iptables ever existed and learn nftables.

So Instead of buying a ubiquiti access point I want to buy some used router and set it to AP mode for my opnsense firewall machine and switch. Basically I'm building my own ass router. Whats a good model/brand to go for?

>>106516808
>for my opnsense firewall machine and switch. Basically I'm building my own ass router.
You could just add a wireless card.

>>106516808
why not buy a good pcie wifi card and use that? that's what an ap is really doing, internally it'll have an arm computer with a wifi peripheral using all of the i/o bandwidth.