>>107811309
for offline rendering it doesnt matter. the performance gain between doing a short film in 22 hours on cpu (or just a shittier gpu) vs 28 on your ebin rgb anime card is insignificant

>>107810863
yes, maslow tier 1

>>107811314
i don't own an ebin rgb anime card you illiterate faggot. the world will genuinely become a better place when you die.

>>107811321
come and take it, pretty boy

video encoding, 3d modelling, scientific workloads, ai workloads

If you don't care about that stuff you probably don't need one

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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

>>107805554
>desperate incels
we're the only people who's miserable enough to handle IT work

>>107806556
At work we used to run a JetBrains IDE through a docker container through a Windows X server. We don't do that anymore and it was really dumb but all selections automatically being copied was infuriating since I'd be selecting something to search for it and then whatever I had in my clipboard prior kept getting overwritten. The automatic selections should have only been kept in the middle mouse buffer but VcXsrv was overwriting the windows one too.

>>107806572
fbpb
>>107806631
this is great as well

>>107808831
Middle-click is ancient, it’s supposed to only copy the current highlighted text, but so many tools try to sync up middle-click and normal copy paste, and it never works quite right. Middle-click to paste made sense when mice had 3 big buttons and no scroll-wheel, and the only thing you were going to be copying and pasting was text. I also dislike it because it implicitly copies (originally at least, X didn’t have a copy buffer, when you middle clicked it’d just ask the server for the most recent highlighted text and input it, rather than copying shit every time you highlighted it). This can cause a ton of annoying issues if something tries to synchronise the two clipboards.

>>107806556
Why isn't it user configurable? Am I being unreasonable?

>>107806556
Why remove the feature?

>>107811317
It's slopcoded... I mean vibecoded shit.

>>107811317
looks fine to me, you get a specific option, and the option to default to whatever the system is set to (that you won't always know)

>>107811317
Yeah, not having the "Top to Bottom" option bothers me too

I think we're shifting to generalist jobs instead of specializations

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>>107808881
Have you tried working to build something of actual tangible value?

>>107810455
That's subjective

>>107808881
jobs will return after the ai implosion and companies realize they do actually need human employees to function

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>>107808881
>what engineering jobs will be immune to the ai takeover at least for a while longer?
all of them
if you're laid of as a consequence of AI, it means you're not a real engineer

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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>>107811208
Actually, same for the top bar when I have a directory open at the top and a file open in a buffer below it. Nootice the bright lines, perhaps some kind of borders. The bottom "mode" bar or whatever it is doesn't have the "issue".

>>107808764
Needs to be converted to rust before I look at it.
I won’t accept anything unless it’s rust.

>>107808764
rust rewrite when?

rustacean bros what is our response

>>107810542
nta + no u

>>107810634
It's all very straightforward, with basically no effort put toward handling edge cases in agreed-upon ways, no built-up crap from being hacked on by literally generations of programmers, and no exotic hyper-optimized algorithms you have to wrap your head around before you can start tinkering with things that seem like they ought to be simple (at least in the pictures that were shared.) A quaint reminder that one very real day, a bunch of relatively normal (if brilliant) guys just sat down and started writing Unix with almost no constraints or baggage or insitutions involved.

>>107810745
anon, KDE is highly configurable. I bet you can disable it.
it doesn't work for me for some reason

>>107810832
>>107810745
>Go to desktop
>Right click anywhere on desktop
>Click configure desktop
>Set sticky notes input to "None"
>Click Apply

>>107810745
>it's actually kde's fault i keep middle-clicking my desktop for no reason

>>107810797
i scrolled past and read your post with my head rested in my left hand lol

>>107810797
wait a minute is that why i use my left hand? so i can control the mouse with my right?

>>107808806
>>107808883
i can assist you with this
first you go to wallmart and you buy a webcam
and then you go along the alley, not across the street
and you film it
for best effect you put your wound in a warm water bath
so your body doesnt notice that youre pumping recylcled piss instead of blood
and thats how you do things

first you cut
and then you stick your hands in water. warm. you dont want to shock your body into actually responding to the wound

and you film it all
and you post it on /g/

>nuh ban
suicide is a quite complex technolgy
and if you still disagree
ill be back in 3 days anyways

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>>107805506
>>107805723
>only glowies should have archives, and nobody should be able to call them out on historical revisionism

cf spies are itt, be careful what you write

>>107808057
You're stuck with their installer wizards though.

>>107811134
>having a dead OS that no one uses, supports or improves is actually a good thing

>>107808252
>700MB
How about 6GB.

$ flatpak list --columns=size,ref | grep Platform
1.0GB    org.kde.Platform/x86_64/6.10
1.1GB    org.kde.Platform/x86_64/6.9
690.5MB  org.freedesktop.Platform/x86_64/24.08
659.3MB  org.freedesktop.Platform/x86_64/25.08
451.1MB  org.freedesktop.Platform.GL32.default/x86_64/25.08
451.1MB  org.freedesktop.Platform.GL32.default/x86_64/25.08-extra
435.7MB  org.freedesktop.Platform.GL.default/x86_64/24.08
435.7MB  org.freedesktop.Platform.GL.default/x86_64/24.08extra
428.3MB  org.freedesktop.Platform.GL.default/x86_64/25.08
428.3MB  org.freedesktop.Platform.GL.default/x86_64/25.08-extra

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>>107807551
>It slows down your entire system
it doesn't
>downloads hundreds of gigabytes of updates every week.
no, actually updates are partial.
>>107811279
some of these should not needed anymore
flatpak uninstall --unused
Anyway a couple gb is a total nothingburger for the advantages in dependency conflict, permission control, isolation, portability and compatibility.

>>107811312
Uh huh. Sure.

$ flatpak uninstall --unused

These runtimes in installation 'system' are pinned and won't be removed; see flatpak-pin(1):
  runtime/org.fcitx.Fcitx5.Addon.Mozc/x86_64/stable
Nothing unused to uninstall
$

I should really get around to migrating some of these to Nix. Right now I use it to get development environments here on my 'Eck.

Just learned physical attacks aren't part of the SEV-SNP threat model. What is the point then?

>>107809058
Fingerprinting seems likely to me.

>>107759848
Hi, I'm from /tg/. We got a guy over there saying one of our MEGAs is filled with PDFs packed with suspicious activity. It's a real old MEGA, never heard anyone claim the PDFs on it were suspicious, but I don't really have enough knowledge to know if he's bullshitting or not. Put some files through the test he suggested with Virustotal, it looks clean but he's insisting on going through the behaviors. I'm not tech savvy enough to see what he's talking about or to know if he's blowing smoke up our asses, could someone here give us some insight? Much appreciated.

https://mega.nz/folder/ePQ1BKhJ#RCosRCh59Ki2Mpb1M9H3Uw
Here's the MEGA in question if you guys wanna run your own tests, happy to answer any follow up questions.

>>107809714
>29.92

Too big. I don't have MEGA Premium.
It's over.

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>>107806028
>Is this a comfy cyber general?
Yes, super comfy. My comfypunk folder contains 130 files.

>>107806039
>only thing it needs is a bit more users
Also true.

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is it supposed to look like this? or is my install completely fucked because the desktop updater is fucking retarded?

>>107811130
i ask because i would not put it past the fennec to do something this retarded

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>>107811063
>>107811120
oh boy, grids are back on the menu
you must be getting good gen times with your zimg setup

>>107811085
personally, i salute the valiant baker who baked when no one else would

>>107811130
I refuse to update so I have no idea what its supposed to look like anymore

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>>107811277
not really grids of gens, i prompted single gens as consisting of 4 different subjects, 'top left is ___, top right is ___' etc
the gen times are fine, relatively, i am just happy not having is oom on me, though it does do tiled vae at the end
pic related took about 10 minutes, 12 steps

>>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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>>107811157

>>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