Why doesn't the KDE store actually have verified safe themes?
This shit makes zero sense and actually reduces the desire to use these custom themes when they are too fucking lazy to vet the code.

>>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

>>107639392
Am I cooked? I'll take sloppy seconds from someone else's finetune...

>>107639400
>>107639390
>>107639311
>>107639137
Sorry, let me ask a different question. Which model made those?

>>107639417
Gemini 3 Pro Image (local)

>>107639341
a finetune of nemo will require a 3090 at a minimum, and that is just for an 8 bit lora. a full finetune would require probably 2 5090s, or maybe even a blackwell pro 6000.

>>107639409
>>107639442

I see. Thanks for replying. Having the models write for me well is far off then, back to the prompt engineering mines I go...

>>107636646
thank you Donald for stopping heinous wind thievery
electricity is a natural Zionist monopoly
what a hero for protecting our owners

>>107639237
It's shit. His problem is it probably reminds him of fans that would expose his combover. But wind power is absolute worthless shit and fuck the cunts scamming fed money to build that worthless garbage

>>107638729
Around 5 - 6 yurocents per kWh here. I've got a market rate contract so it changes hourly and the range is between -0.5 to 40 cents per kWh but the average usually ends up somewhere around 5 - 6 cents. Some months, especially during the summer end up with like 0.5 yurocents per kWh and some months end up close to 10 cents.

>>107639265
I'll never understand how America, with a population of 350 MILLION people, chose THIS fucking guy to represent them.

>>107639287
>intermittent power is base load because I say it is
that's not how the grid works and you even point it out kek
>natural gas available to quickly spin up during peak load hours
like I said it saves a bit of gas at the cost of expensive turbines. Look up how capacity factor works

>>107638565
nigger you're on a website that has a board called /lgbt/

>>107638355
i bet most of them lie and are either underage or over 50

FOSS influencer Byran Lunduke is an extreme zionist who supports AIPAC and mainstream normie conservatism. Even back when I was a FOSS chud I made it clear that I couldn't stand Israel bombing Palestine and AIPAC milking the U.S government and I still feel that way today.

But thats all you guys have a zionist puppet representing an intectual and moral void.

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Why should it bother me if other software developers in the various FOSS communities here want to wear cat ears, take estrogen and embrace feminine clothes and lifestyles and adopt female pronouns? Even if it is AGP fetishism in some cases, so what! Trans people are free to live how they want and most trans people who meet that category "estrogen, cat ears, femme life" show evidence of making and maintaing quality FOSS software. For them embracing femine characteristics gives the most comfortable lifestyle that empowers them. For me I am not trans, I do not get aroused or forfilled by cross dressing or swapping default pronouns but thats just because my brain is different. Its most likely their brains are setup in a way where feminine aesthetics are emotionally forfilling, perhaps there is neuroscience to explain why this happens. but in anycase rather it is personal choice, nuture or nature or a mix of all three. Why should I want to conflict with how trans people express themselves? What is the point of being a bigot or exclusionary.

What the fuck is Lunduke doing with his life? He's trying to make enemies with people just because they have different brains. If he really wanted to critique DEI from a rational perspective he'd do what this guy did (PIC ATTACHED) but Lunduke's not smart enough to make a rational critique of DEI so he just calls it racist against white people and roleplays as a victim while damning his favorite outgroup; which is trans people.

The reason I left the chuds is because there really isn't any evidence or structure to what they say and they look to make enemies.

>>107638254
based Gord

>>107638173

Does her mom also eat her cunt out on camera?

>>107639451
That I would pay to watch
Also I'm not watching this mid whore OP

>>107635058
>choosing less popular distros just to be a contrarian is a meme
>uses arch
your lack of self awareness is so cringey....

>>107639125
I'd just like base system to be a base system and then I can build from there. If base system was an actual base system and I could install sboui and begin building, that would be perfectly satisfactory. But, it would need to be able to tell you what dependencies you're missing. My understanding of sboui dependency handling is that it's based on the assumption you've started from a full Slack install. I could be wrong about that, but did read it somewhere in the mix of my attempts. Really, I wouldn't even mind handling dependencies myself if it was easy enough to identify what I don't already have vs what I'd need for a given "intended package".

>>107639190
> to identify what I don't already have
to me, thats done with ldd most of the time. not perfect but it works.
also, check whats written for LFS, i'm sure there are methods common to LFS users which make life easier on slackware.

>>107639223
I've never heard of ldd before, or at least never noticed it if it pass in front of my eyes, so am reading about it now. This was fruitful for learning about that regardless of Slack. I just let apt handle all my packaging, but still consider this to be worthwhile general knowledge of the systems.

>>107639285
also look at objdump

what i sometimes do with ldd is roughly:
take output of ldd, clean it up with awk, pipe it to xargs which then runs slackpkg file-search on each library.
this gives me all the packages which contain the missing libraries.
could just as well pipe that list to slackpkg install but i like to look at it first.

it really looks into the executable and not what someone else happened to specify some time ago in some list.

>>107638577
>Can't make an OS installer without risking xis data to a typo
Sneethe

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Windows loader only works on windows

>>107638630
soul

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>install windows software (OpenMPT) in wine
>it launches a linux terminal and compiles a linux plugin
What is this wizardry

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>>107630491
Kek, getting paid that much and not placing/investing (or at very least saving) money...
He wasn't smart, that's for sure.

>>107631390
>a research question that requires coming up with an architecture different from LLMs
There's decent candidates for that in the scientific literature, and open source software that implements them, but they use a totally different set of scaling laws and can't be implemented on GPUs. Big tech isn't interested, because the transition will make a truly vast amount of investment basically instantly worthless and trigger an abysmal market crash.

>>107630491
If he had a 150k job then why doesn't he have a house? Is he stupid?!

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>>107629669
>AI is already smarter than you
I don't give a shit. Let me be retarded in peace.

>>107639144
$150K is not enough for a house in many places, and maybe he didn't have downpayment. And even if he bought a house, he wouldn't be able to keep making the payments without a job.

BTW, you could have asked AI this very question, and it would have told you the same thing. AI is smarter than you.

>>107638369
Sick apple watch screensaver bro

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still using my 13-ish year old automatic CJIABA. the crown is a bit temperamental but it still works fine. probably just needs to be oiled or something.

I want a solar (or even nuclear) smartwatch with infinite battery, but we're not there yet. No, I'm not going to charge my smartwatch every night.

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>>107638369
>square watch
I wish they would make these again. Instead they keep making retarded ones.

https://suno.com/song/32414c12-f359-4245-9975-5071ed6f036c

>>107639195
This song feels like jacking off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jl597R9ACTU&list=PLNnocSkDMjy38wXxmhglc4dJBKoIB8Eyb

>>107639362
I can play the solo.

>>107637969
KINOOOO

>>107638875
>Hoshi 星 is an custom hobby operating system for the x86_64 platform.

>It has a mode called HoshiMin

Hah. Looks fun.

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>>107637847
doesn't work on my pc for some reason? i'm missing the exe file probably
had to epstein the screenshot for privacy

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>>107635535
This feels pythonic.

>>107638843
>If it can't work unambiguously in every case, it shouldn't work at all.

This shows the double-retardation of Rust people - first they invented a concept that inherits most of the problems of untyped null, then claimed that 'our language has no null'.

Second, instead of doing implicit casts, which would be sensible in all realistic scenarios, and either requiring an explicit cast when it's not, or falling back to a sensible default, they just disabled the feature completely.

It's clear that this language is designed by a council of annoying nerds, who keep complaining about every design decision, until it doesn't have these kind of corner cases. That's why Rust has a culture of 'safety', 'safety' IRL means a decision most immune to be undermined by these smarmy people

>>107638159
>1,000,001 options
>they're all fucking god awful
>interoperated in weird sedimentary layers, so if you want to use one piece of the language, it ends up dragging in 1,000 more pieces
its a bad language anon.

>>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")
}

>>107638848
is this what you were expecting to happen when you posted this
>w-what? n-no.. i can't say the nigger word... ill get fired from my job at the JIDF!
>Yep. I thought as much... Jannies, take him away. Trying to poison the well by asking why a person needs to be buying new ram all the time? I don't think so. This is literally like a glowie psyop from my epic terry davis memes I saw on tiktok.
>AND I WOULD HAVE GOTTEN AWAY WITH IT TOO, IF IT WEREN'T FOR YOU MEDDLING KIDS!
>and then everyone clapped

Worst case scenario is me going back to my old 4th gen intel pc should my current stuff breaks. I'm glad I kept my old pc parts.

Use your fucking manufacturer's warranties people

>>107638590
Is that my best friend nick mullen?

>>107638590
>Fuck. I'm so stressed out about this.
What a fucking manchild
Consider the worst case scenario
Your computer breaks down
What then?
Just live without a computer for a while
And go to job
You might not have a computer for a while but you will still have Jesus
Stop being so anxious about stuff that doesn't matter

>>107636783
that's quite a strong exaggeration, also newbies shouldn't be using arch so that's their fault
but for users that actually know linux and rtfm arch is exceptionally retard proof

>>107636842
No, it really isn't. Just updating your packages via the built in package manager should not break your system. This would never happen on MacOS.

>>107636851
good troll

>>107613124
She should've figured that on her own and used a virtual machine. It's not the iToy's fault that your new employee is shit at technology.

same

>>107617107
might be a different arch, but loongson chips have been supported for a couple of decades at least

>>107617828
>>CIA spyware cpu
>:/
anon... you aren't a regular here, are you? we get tons of crApple, Intelaviv and AMD CPU threads with each fucking release.

>>107616687
i hope the chinese fucking nuke me

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But what about long johnson

>>107616790
Loongarch has been around for more than a decade lol.
Also unlike faggle's M1 shit, it doesn't require software emulation to run x86 programs. It uses binary translation.

>>107639220
Binary translation is emulation.