>>108520331
if only other distros had the design sense to implement something remotely close to Ubuntu's pleasing looks. it is clean and consistent. pretty icons, nice color schemes, great font and easy to adapt dock/sidebar. There is no need for mint nonsense.

>>108533110
Mint nonsense?

>>108533186
they are in a mess with gtk 4 and libadwaita. everything is inconsistent

>>108520929
the aesthetic is easy to copy
just use the ubuntu mono font and that other compacted one they use these days. also, yaru icons. change some colours in the terminal, and that's it. also, use that gnome extension that does the sidebar shtick.

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>>108529021
Damn... this is genuinely sad.

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>>108532109
PDF and any extensions worth using is standardised by ISO.

>>108532343
doesn't matter

>>108532103
Thirded Sumatra PDF is the best

>>108532098
xpdf

>>108533102
you're falseflagging. copilot is not the same kind of ai product as something like claude code.

>>108533265
this, whether you're a LLM/ML bull or bear, copilot fucking sucks. There is no actual usecase. I've had more luck with chatgpt/claude when dealing with actual microslop office suite products. there is zero excusing this. in no world should this happen.

>>108533265
I hate Luddites anyway

>>108533087
>side quests
I hate millennials so much it's unreal

>>108533161
In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.

>>108532794
nta, but Claude Code is an agentic coding tool that you would use in vibe coding. There are other tools available from other companies. And you can use those tools in ways that aren't "vibe coding". The key point about "vibe coding" is that you don't know, understand, or care what the tool is doing, as long as it seems like it works in the end. Many people use these tools in a more hands-on way that isn't vibing, they're telling it explicitly what to do and checking the results.

>>108532835
>delete all my repos after a panic attack
>next day filled with regrets
>didnt know about that recover feature
>deleted my github saying "it's over"

I am le tired.

>>108527941
I can only save her, if she loses her rights.
This way I can budget her expenses and caloric and dietary intake.
She can earn extra money from me by regular cervical bruising and regular asphyxiation.

She needs to be fucked to death in order to become a reborn good girl.
Like a phoenix turning to ash and be reborn.

>>108532458
oh well

I'm wrapping up my prefill engine into a plugin so you guys can make your LLM roleplay as an LG while you code.

which model have you been using? mythos or spud?

>>108533000
I'm also mostly working on documentation now, but not making great progress so far.

>>108532334
the github for it's still up but long abandoned

What's a good FOSS Cursor alternative I can use my Local models with? I was looking at Void Editor but it hasn't been updated since last year and they say production on it is paused. I tried the Continue.dev extension in VS Code but it doesn't let me use the git approve based system, it just gives me copypastable code and expects me to implement it myself. Unless I'm using it wrong, which I very well could be.

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>>108509526
you had one job

>>108517719
No, not unless it's a publicly accessible nameserver on the Internet that owns the zone and Lets Encrypt can verify against (i.e it needs to be authoritative)

how come nobody vibecoded an azure/ec2 emulator

>>108527785
you can force your local IP traffic through the L3 switch by setting it as the gateway for that part of the network, but you're not gonna have L2/VLAN isolation inside that network segment

>>108526861
was looking for some external drives like expansions but they are so shit they just die suddenly all the time. it's like they're made for 50 hours of total use.

Wouldn't it make sense to use Tor in this case?

>>108528969
I can't believe that people who don't know 360deg is a circle can solve the captchas

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>>108519639
lol, I get this reference

>>108519506
same lips, same eyes, same eyebrows, same nose. the image on the right is just the girl on the left wearing cosplay.

>>108533269
Different eye color, sanpaku eyes and the left having double the lip size and you day it is the same girl?
Congratulations detective

>>108532414
nowadays those foss events are full of blue haired trannies.
wouldn't want to go there unless you want to get drugged and raped by a trannie in the toilet

>>108532498
Can we please not talk about your perverted sexual fantasies?

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>>108532503
kiss me

>>108532498

>>108532517
Hahaha that's legit a dude in a skirt why

>>108532989
It's called money.

>>108532989
the technology is between your ears.
yours seems to be brokened

>>108533006
>brokened

>>108533013
*breaked

>>108532989
>we

>>108532965
>abadonware
That sounds like a theme for a SquidNation video

>>108532965
has canonical ever made something that didn't turned out to be abandonware? baring ubuntu itself of course

>>108533183
Canonical doesn't make Mate

>>108533342
oh shit right I was thinking of unity

>>108533061
> Cinnamon
Can be very good, but you have to tweak it a little. But it's on a heavy side, perhaps one of the top heaviest DEs.
> most of the desktop's development comes from
Does not matter. Linux world is cucked, someone does the real job, someone else takes the credit and wraps it in a GUI and sells. Or just sells right away without doing much. Or steals you major killer features to avoid losing clientele.
Try to fight it and you will end up like that dude who won the case agains microsoft but ruined his entire life while doing it. Ended up old, divorsed and mentally broken.
All because Bill Gates stole his software (not figuratively, it was Bill personally failing to legally aquite and then ended up stealing his software and pretending it's Microsoft's property) and he refused to let it slide just because Bill was a big shot with connections in the government etc.

The game is rigged.

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>>108529946
Based artistic soul anon.
When people ask what my job is, I jokingly begin with "I'm a metaphysicist", before clarifying that I'm a programmer.

Programming is, after all, without any exaggeration or sentimental interpretation, applied metaphysics.

>>108532349
Anon you just articulated it perfectly and I never thought about it this way.
When I said it makes me if that's how God feels like, I was really referring to how I felt but couldn't articulate it well.
You are absolutely correct it is metaphysics.
Physics is about reverse engineering the laws of matters and interactions written by God into the universe.
Electronics is about using what we reverse engineered in the most malleable(at human scale with precision) lowest level of abstraction for these rules, that is, the electromagnetic level, to define our own unique systems of matters and interactions within the system of matters and interactions God created.
Computer science is about adding state(memory) and processing to these systems to make automatons that are no longer purely reactive.
Programming is the art of writing instructions for these automata to solve and create. This is where we get the closest to, "at the beginning was the word...".
We are now creating our own universes within the universe/system of matters and interactions God created. That is quite literally, indeed, applied metaphysics.
Thank you for making me realize

>>108532349
>>108533146
What's even more interesting is how we are now trying to reverse engineer an even lower level of matters and interactions, to do with it what we did with the electromagnetic level : the quantum level.
Quantum computing just takes superposition and entanglement as the controllable primitives instead of voltage states as a way to define systems within the system of matters and interactions created by God.
But the quantum level is not as malleable, at least as of today, as the electromagnetic level. Hence why quantum computing is so hard. But I doubt we will ever get to the point where it is as malleable as the electromagnetic level. The problem is inherent to the nature of these layers. Electromagnetic shit is by nature more stable, easier to isolate, and more predictable. Quantum states are fragile and unstable by nature.

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>>108529937
>>108529946
>>108530115
>>108533146
>>108533224
I hate it so much when halfway through a thread you discover anon was an LLM all along

>>108533298
I'm not an LLM I'm just somewhat of an autist.
There are multiple errors in my texts actually because I write in streams of thoughts. Some of these make me uncomfortable but I try to ignore it.
For example >>108530115 "contingent to these patterns" is grammatically incorrect. It almost irks me but I left it alone because replying to it just to precise it should be "contingent on" or deleting and replying back, is a bit too much even by my standards for a mere 2ch post.
But an LLM wouldn't make such errors and it wouldn't have phrasing as awkward as mine(since I'm just casually writing in stream of thoughts (even these long ass parentheses is something no LLM would do and a bad habit of mine (because those are genuinely sub-thoughts (I consciously try to keep it to a minimum though when talking to other people, in my notes even talking to myself I have 20 layers of nested parentheses mid sentence all the time))))

>>108533266
>deepseek reduces demand on nvidia gpus
yay, gayming chips will get cheaper. this is great!

>>108533266
>>108533293
Can't wait to see how chinks outproduce everyone and high end hardware prices collapse, deminishing returns in AI training confirmed and most things get back to normal, except only tech people remain in tech industry and we get tonns of hardware to play with. I would get like 10 H100 and make them simulate NPCs in some old RPG videogame. Like what Oblivion promised, but real.

>>108533307
Probably the best outcome of the bubble bursting. I just want to tinker with AI models for fun and make them entertain me.

>>108533266
I hope that DeepSeek v4 will trigger another global tech stock sell-off.
I'm tired of the price of DDR$ being over $1000.

>>108531163
Yes because they destroyed the entire foundation for short term success.

When they got down there will be a power vacuum so big it will affect everything in the tech industry. Likely Google will step in or maybe some chink company. Hard to tell

>>108530327
I agree with op

Microsoft is legitimately worse than openai or any slop company with the amount of rape they have done over time to the software industry

>>108531562
>Azure
This is the big thing. Microslop missed out on every big tech trend since the 90s but won bigly on cloud computing.

>>108530327
>posted from my win11 laptop

brainless tards can only think of B2C because they are brainless consumer tards and not B2B chads

>why
I own phones, they have storage, good chips, good RAM, consume only few whats
>what
I want to run services on these, I currently have my stack loaded on an orangepi zero 3 with 4gb of ram, a 5 years old phone has a better chip
>how
I need to remove the battery, get the BMS, trick the phone to have all this working while plugged in and ensure I can deliver ethernet
>maybe
I could keep one with a battery and use it as a mobile server with it's own network (not connected to internet)
I hate how phones are disposable e-waste, we should be allowed to run them without a battery, there are many things we could do with a dead phone instead of buying sbcs

>>108531816
5 year old phones have a way to limit and protect the battery while charging
you can plug the phone to usb c hub for the peripherials you need
just leave the battery and work on the rest of the project with built in ups
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj4LMlGr4og

>>108531816
> I hate how phones are disposable e-waste
They hold valuable elements, extracting and recycling is paramount for the industry.
So an old phone is very much a valuable mine.

>>108532900
but they are perfectly usable devices, I don't want to recycle them! I paid for it! if I must recycle then I want money!

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>>108516568
>try to repurpose two phones as a server
>both have chinky OEM bootloaders that only god knows which cave they were made in
>try to use some universal ones for those boards
>bricks