>>107810783
do you even need to ask?

>>107806576
Imagine taking an Asian chick home after a date and she sees this. She’d probably think that you want to wear her skin and I’m not sure she’d be wrong.

>>107806858
eh, it's functional at least
>>107806885
do you find the centre channel useful?
>>107808583
I don't mind this sort of set up because unless youre straight up looking at porn nobody cares

>>107810783
literal sovl vs souless meme

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>>107810311
>Corporations are people, my friend.
Companies, especially large ones, are made up of tons of factions pushing in different directions, and managers each trying to maximize their own benefit, even when it is of negative value to the company. Internal metrics are often very bad at identifying who is actually adding positive value to the company and who is harming it.
Susan the product manager doesn't gave a shit if the product she manages undermines the message some other department on the other side of the org chart is trying to associate with the company. She cares about hitting the targets set by her manager or even manipulating the targets themselves to be aligned with what she's doing. The notion of large corporations being strict hierarchies with clear goals handed down cleanly between levels has a theoretical, almost romantic, appeal to it, but it doesn't reflect the reality of how large entities actually operate.

>>107811151
nono
its going down. id give it 2 years max
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Y7QPXzDmloI

>>107809868
It's literally just PayPal as a payment option in the latest version of the Microsoft store. That's all it is.

>>107809791
>Copilot Checkout.NET
Steve Jobs was right, Microslop has no taste

>>107810311
It's one main symptom of late stage capitalism
Having a honest, sustainable, steady business that stays afloat forever but doesn't grow (like some businesses that have existed for several hundred years and multiple generations in Europe and Japan), isn't enough.
Green line must always go up forever, which obviously isn't sustainable. And companies have been running out of ideas, especially since I believe that tech in general is basically solved and has truly peaked (especially in the consumer space). It's one of the main reasons why creating retarded anti-consumer shit and doubling down on it is becoming more common, while all megacorps keep putting a smug face about it, they're in despair.
Especially because when the AI bubble pops, it could be an event that will finally make the world in general realize this isn't sustainable and cause the whole stock market in general to crash.

>>107808987
What technology can I use if Im a faggot mankind hater? Human despiser? Person killer?Im not interested in chatbots/AI mommy whispering etc but its the only thing being posted here since +3 years ago
>inb4 you are posting here, YOU LOVE HUMAN INTERACTION
Subhuman imageboard, doesn't count

>>107809055
kute stuff? kool stuff?

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>>107809906
try this

>>107808987
>allowing robot women to talk
Why bring this defect from legacy version

>>107811261
cope harder

>>107811268
We're coming.

>>107811276
>just wait
in 2mw, right?

>>107811214
based
have a (You) for making this faggot seethe

>>107811293
Your IP has been logged.

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first time I had to use GPT latest for moogles, NBP to unfuck the gun, mags, and hands, and NAI for a bit of cleanup (it knew Aizawa had white earring on left which was obscured in character reference, instead of the black on right side).

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Sometimes NB understands what biting lips is, sometimes it doesn't

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Dayum! Grok knows the good stuff, a shame for its low res

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>>107811135
original has more sovl

>>107811231
Whose line is it anyway?

>>107811031 >>107811093
it certainly has potential:
https://litter.catbox.moe/2kuse1bpjgofrolw.mp4
https://litter.catbox.moe/yx2lxondp7xravrc.mp4

>>107811234
Mission improbable: your only son becomes a tranny

>>107801894
I added some test helpers

(defn
  is-thrown-ex-info-of-form
  [form f]
  (try
    (f)
    (c.test/is false "`f` did not throw.")
    (catch
      ExceptionInfo
      e
      (c.test/is
        (=
          (pr-str form)
          (ex-message e))))))

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I'm gonna start using evil mode (sigh)
Are there any REQUIRED packages I need to not frustrate myself, so far I'm using keychord to turn jf/fj into exiting insert mode
I also noticed I still have a lot of emacs bindings, what's up with that? Is there a way to just turn on full vim and not overload myself with mixing and matching text editors?

I just love sigils bros

(defn
  submap?
  "
Is `b` a submap of `a`?
All keys--value pairs of `b` must be present in `a` to constitute a submap."
  [a b]
  (and
    (>=
      (count a)
      (count b))
    (let
      [sigil
       (Object.)]
      (every?

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With tons of searching, reading, and even using GAYEYE, I have been able to get everything set to reasonably close enough to my thematic desire other than these scroll bar side lines.

>>107809307
Check evil-collection. You might also want to grab evil-leader. You might need to do some configurations to change whole emacs environment to fit vim keybinds still too. Most painless way would be just using doom emacs because it is preconfigured for it. I wish there was something similar for helix emulation, but so far 2 packages I tried for helix emulation felt too janky.

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>>107786859
That was me in the navy at that age and I just played it by ear and kept saying "Yes" to anything that would make me money, until one day a convo with a particularly salty and similarly over-it senior went
>Your contract renewal thing is up, do you want to re-up?
>Yeah, why not.
>Why not? Do you really want to? Does anyone want to? There's a 'why not'
>Now that you ask, actually, no. Fuck this. I've had enough.

Luckily I had a lot of savings and went two or three years or something without a job just fine, and again, I played it by ear. I'd apply to stuff on larks and only occasional panic and eventually
>yas hallo anon this is recruiteR from big defence company would you like interview
>Sure, why not.
>go to interview
>it's a shambles
>but it's about aircraft so I "break down" and send a casual "So am I in the running or not?" e-mail later
>they say yes and to hold fast
>random other email out of the blue like a month later saying "OK you're fucking hired, go get your fingerprints and do all this paperwork, here's a bunch of numbers and names to drop if any of the local cops, RCMP, CSIS, or their various subcontractors ask why you're asking, also sign this contract if and when you are done all the other shit but please read it first"

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>>107786859
>>107810910
Alternatively, if you want to make up a real lesson, I guess it's to maintain a good position without staying strictly on the defensive.
>>My skills have stagnated since working here 4 years. Am feeling behind the curve.
It's not that you've stagnated; it's that things are simply working well.

Even in the navy, I got my reputation by touching stuff and doing things in confidence. There are times to just quietly do the paperwork, and there are times to start poking behind panels. Poking behind the panels and doing some "Non-Destructive Testing" when everything is stable and working is what equips you to take an iron and crimper to stuff when it fails and become the hero.

Hiding in the tall grass is all well and good when stuff is going wrong and the world is loud and bright, but once the tide of battle has turned even slightly in your favour, it's time to press the attack. It's all set up for you. Time to grow up.

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Actually, reminds me of some minor thing at work a few summers ago
>have to call the upper help desk because I need to do something mostly administrative (I needed actual physical equipment replaced)
>fixed everything I could, but needed an actual new part and literally just called to ask "Hey who do I get new parts of this nature from"
>at the end of the call
>"By the way, anon, it's best practice to just make a ticket for this kind of thing and then assign it to yourself. Keeps your numbers up, and if it needs escalation like this, everyone knows about it."

>"Well, I don't have access to re-assign tickets even if I made them, so I'll just actually fix stuff instead."

>>107809725
speak for yourself, i wish i had proper squaddies

>>107808944
I had smore's pancakes from 6 today

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>>107808218
>>107811038

it was good, but then they rewrote it in swift and now it sucks ass

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>>107808218
Stop being a faggot their is probably one of the best once you put take the time to manage the settings plus its all transcribed helps you learn a new language faggot.

I'm still mad about NPR ruining Pocket Casts.

>>107808218
they stopped caring about their apps in general
t. Overcast user

>>107799941
Based true and real

>>107799872
>>SELinux
How is selinux bloat?

>>107809605
>and the only successful one on linux based on the amount of indie apps
anything to back this? Going by installs on flatpak org.kde.Platform has 5.4 million more than org.gnome.Platform
>bottles cosmic is abandoned
don't see any such indications
>the main bottles (libadwaita) is still maintained tho
and quite broken right now
>pinta mogs it like its not even a competition
you can use krita if you need something more advanced than paint
>while nobody outside of kde devs wants to touch kirigami
probably more to do with the fact that kirigami hasn't been advertised much and qtquick and other alternatives actually exist.
>half a year ago you faggots were calling it "useless" and "shit" and now its at the top of your list kek
the people in your head? Literally the only usable PEQ GUI (and more) for Linux, worth a lot more than another calculator.
>made by kde developers
Anyone can submit their kirigami app there, with over 200 on apps.kde.org alone, and a ton more outside of it, it doesn't sound like it's as unpopular as you make it out to be.

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>>107799906
Because a lot of us either work in jobs that had sudden influxes of Indians or live in places that have had sudden influxes of Indians. If Indians only were in their home country and that one South American country people would largely be indifferent. Also doesn't help that tourists to India either get raped or get food poisoning, so the spiritual Hindu enjoying types don't even have a reason to like India anymore. Social credit score so low you couldn't afford to finance a Pizza.

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>>107803192
> being a ibm beta tester vs. arch with sane installer

>>107792314
nope, it'll be Alliance Ring(tm)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCIrnRz8XzU

>>107792314
At school we used to bully people that wore glasses half this thick.

>>107809162
i don't have a choice in the matter
may as well have some computer on my face

>>107810104
>At school we used to bully people
>for wearing glasses
Americans are some half-breed of demon from hell, I fucking swear. Who cares if someone wears glasses?

>>107792377
>this hostile against someone who doesn't like [corporation]
Crazy to think leftism used to be against them

>>107811034
(nta)
ok then just lie down and let yourself die then.

the core element of a good game is a good gameplay loop btw
just look at shit like plants and zombies

>>107811034
why should I have to? would you go up to the guy doing woodworking in his garage and ask him how HIS coffee table was artistically special and stands out in a sea of great coffee tables? It doesn’t have to.
I can just make the game I want for me. get out of my garage.

>>107811073
I had fulltime game devs in mind writing OP. Also the woodworking comparison doesn't work out, because coffee tables are (also) utility commodities, and not purely artistic, like games.

>>107811166
when people want a coffee table as an untility object they buy from ikea for 20 bucks
not from a woodworker for 2000

>>107811034
Some game genres, like deck builders, have ravenous fan bases that will endlessly look for new titles once they’ve figured out their current one. They don’t need it to be super original, they want a variation on the mechanics they know that will challenge them.

Other genres, like horror, are more artistic. Your mechanics are less important, and it’s more about presentation and the story to tell. We’ve not yet come even close to running out of stories to tell.

Other games like Factorio, RimWorld or Dwarf Fortress come to rule entire genres, typically due to fantastic modding support, well designed simulation elements, and a lot of freedom for players to create their own challenges. These are a sort of escapism/puzzle for autist types.

There’s also more casual puzzler type games like Mini Metro or the Zachtronics games. You can only figure out a puzzle once, so people who enjoy this experience go looking for more games similar, that are new.

If anything, I think the game market OP most succinctly captures is AAA. They’re neither innovative in story, nor in mechanics.

In short, the game market is only about 30 years old. Thinking we’ve already exhausted the possibilities is a bit silly. For a game to be remembered and considered special, it has to do one of these things, ideally multiple:
- Innovate on, create or synthesize fun mechanics
- Possess impactful and unique visuals
- Tell a story that is either compelling and well written, or is told in a unique and compelling way.

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>>107810339
>why fix drivers that makes your computer crash every 30 seconds when we can do whatever this gay shit is
Truly based of nshitia bravo

>>107810658
Kek where does this meme even come from? I've been using a 4080S for over a year with zero driver issues. Can't even remember last time I had a BSoD.

>>107810680
its a linux thing sir

>>107810680
There were countless horror stories with the release of the 50 series, to the point the 40 series and prior were affected too.

>>107810757
>there were countless horror stories made up by AMDjeets

ftfy

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>you are on your private desktop
>family member comes over
>hey anon, can I just look something up real quick?
What do you do in this situation? Particularly if you don't want them seeing your browser history or stumbling onto your folders of 'questionable' images?

>tell them to fuck off
>go ahead, you don't care what they think
>have a guest account prepared for this kind of scenario. However there is that slight knowing in their eyes as they wait and see you fumbling to log out of your account.

best tablet I can use for playing Team fight tactics with no lag? cause I've tried some of the cheaper chinese ones and wasted money to find out they dont last very long or have good processing power

Any recommended document scanner that's gentle with old photos?

>>107811186
a flatbed

>>107810873
tab s9, they're cheap and snapdragon

What did you think the point of this thread was when you made it?

>just use 20 year old hardware bro
this has always been the computing strategy of turdies and firstworld-poorfaggots