>>107748997
>GNU/Linux Ws.
No such thing. The only use case is running a server.

>>107744975
Just put the computer to sleep.

>>107737575
Lmao, you don't get it zoomie. Even the most retarded terrible person born in the previous generation is better than you simply by being born early enough. Society is dead, everything is collapsing and you guys are too retarded to do anything.

>>107748537
If it's rendering TrueType Wingdings characters all the time that might explain why it's kind of pokey on a 386 or 486.
I wonder how hard it would be to add a box on its config property sheet where you can type or paste the character it should use.

>>107738977
If I recall correctly this took a screenshot of your computer screen and then animated it with bubbles.

I remember I had a torrent going and came back an hour later and thought it had made no progress because of this.

>>107749013
Oh no
>>107749050
Well there's that one that looks like amogus...

>>107743003
Using a bridge isn't going to conceal your Tor usage from the feds... bridges make it less obvious that you're using Tor and they're harder to censor... but a 3-letter agency monitoring your connection can still know you're using Tor if you're using Snowflake or an obs4 bridge. https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Hide_Tor_from_your_Internet_Service_Provider
>It is impossible to Hide Tor use from the internet service provider (ISP). It has been concluded this goal is difficult beyond practicality. See also Use of Tor Is Obvious.

>>107742450
>You actually should use TOR over a VPN
nobody does this except for dumb retards
>privacyguides
lmao

>>107748187
You are an idiot. Just leave

>>107748187
I explained more about this in the later replies ITT. There are good reasons privacyguides cites, it’s not just because they said it

>>107743003
glownigger post. rawdogging tor is just asking to get ass raped by a GPA. note that GPAs aren't even doing the paperwork needed to deanon you somewhere, they just have to be a faggot on a major ISP with a vendetta and analyze your traffic on collaborative platforms for ddos purposes.
bridges deanon you just as hard as connecting to tor does for glowniggers.

>>107749064
qm interpretations are, to date, irrelevant.
debating them are great lunch conversations, but they have no place in the lab.

>>107749080
What lab? Physics is natural philosophy.

>>107749107
ah, you're one of those useless pure theorist faggots that thinks experiment and observation don't count for shit. good to know you are so detached from reality that you can't tell your head from your asshole.

we have been saying for years that quantum computers are a funding scam from the DoD, newfag.

>>107749115
You should read Meeting the Universe Halfway by Barad, if you have the attention span for reading.

>>107744868
>>107746190
Sounds good to me. I can pay a little for support if they truly prevent data leaking out. I already got a leaky anus, don't need a blown out phone.

>>107744868
>insecure mediatek soc
>claims to be based on GrapheneOS but is actually a shitty LineageOS fork
>source code not fully available
>requires a $10 a month subscription..?

This has to be bait

>>107744868

make statistical 13000 average monthly income ponder about 10 subscription

>>107747078
This.
Being Swiss you cannot be poor.
Plus the 5 year sub (in addition to the first year being free) is just 20 instead of 50.
OP is just a rappenpincher.

>>107746190
>Swiss Tech Movement
>Proton
>who just left Switzerland for Germany over surveillance laws
yes yes make it make sense

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>>107744868
Punk't.

When windows vista came out, I started calling it 'Mickeysoft' at work. Some took it over and used it as as derogatory term when something went wrong with MS technology.

So I'm up using the term 'Microslop' whenever MS pushes the AI wagon a bit too much, which is, by any tech company standard, a lot.

>>107747738
WTF I LOVE AI SLOP NOW

>>107747738
how about
>mechanical jeet
?

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Since people are discussing beige PBT I'll repost the pic I took of my beige PBT sets

>>107748982
Yeah same. But if I liked speed switches that would be instant buy. There's nothing like the Lichicx silent bottom-out, it's very special

>>107748989
I've actually had both lichicx lucy & gat gecko in hand at one point and the bottom out on both felt basically identical to me.

>>107749011
Definitely a similar kind of switch. Sound tests sound very familiar. Sounds more like a Lichicx Lucy than the WEKT Lucy does lol

>>107749073
The funny thing is the gecko just uses a normal style of silencer with some rubber on the end of the stem, whereas the lucy has it in the middle. Gateron must've just a less soft rubber to achieve the same effect.

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It's nice

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Gen without the "score" tags

>>107749012
where did you get this shitty prompt from? the () attention is horrible

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>>107749046
I MADE IT MYSELF!

>>107749062
kek

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I'm hittin' that drunk where I'm extra dumb: What character does anyone want with the "yandere" treatment?

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Made a 'mojave' version of my theme.

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>>107748474
nice

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this mite be another thirdie only thread sorry to ruin the party

>>107739625
>top bar
its probably sketchybar

>>107744515
https://files.catbox.moe/1tucc1.png

>CLICKcucks

>>107742941
scandinavian bauhaus design

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>>107742327
i had this one freshman year of high school. it was pretty amazing to browse the internet on your phone and download every song you wanted

>>107749075
the white one is peak design, tranny or not.
the only things this lacks are a removable battery and the jack on the bottom. Otherwise it's perfect.

>amoled 120Hz screen
>3.5mm jack
>NFC
>capacitive keys
>fingerprint scanner in the space bar
>mute switch
>microsd card
>customizable shortcuts
>physical SIM + eSIM
>customizable notification LED
>5G, 4G and 2/3G

they solved phones.

>>107748322
If you're American your taxes help pay for it just like every other giant AI company. Remember: no states is allowed to regulate it since due to the king's proclamation.

>>107748263
if thats the case well they should be banned.

>>107748842
>Uhh, Grok, uhh, I'm not a cat.
>Grok can you help me? I'm not a cat!

>>107748322
>this is how UNLIMITED STORAGE met its demise

>>107747444
The kids don't actually get hurt when pedos make cp edits of them, so what's the argument for twits not sharing pics with relatives on the pedo website?

My work PC has 16GB RAM and somehow has a page file of 16GB. Meanwhile, my home PC has 32GB RAM and only a 2GB page file. It's automatic in both cases, and my work PC doesn't really have any full RAM or any serious amount of background processes from what I can tell. So what's going on?

>>107746447
How does badly written software bypass a symlink?
>oops I didn't realize that open() existed so I wrote low level ntfs calls instead and forgot to handle symlinks, whoooops!!

>>107746663
this is normal for a default windows install. the page file size is by default automatically managed and will grow if more pagefile space is needed. so at some point your work pc needed more page space and grew the pagefile. your home pc has not (yet) needed to page RAM to disk so the pagefile is at the default size.

also possible that your corporate system is customized to have the bigger pagefile.

>>107746946
You are not a developer.

>>107729135

>>107747484
Yeah, it's basically exactly the same thing feature-wise and the GUI is the same except the .exe is 300kb instead of 30mb and it doesn't leak memory even after running for weeks.

>>107738055
Alternative for this on Linux?

>>107748529
find and whereis.

>>107748570
I want thumbnails

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>>107740121
>>107738852

>>107731637
>make $200k+
>can't afford daycare
Sounds like a (You) problem.

>>107734252
Find another job. You're not getting promoted.

>>107734556
>I just want to pivot into working more with developing the software itself that we're all working with.
No one is writing code anymore; AI is doing it all.

>>107734661
Instead of learning to knit, learn how to weld. Instead of learning how to "make pottery," learn how to work with wood.

>>107734743
I make just as much at fagman and didn't have to "grind" leetcode for 3 months lmao

>>107748628
>that actually believes "they" give a fuck about making "profit".
Depends. To whom do refer with 'they'?
My use was referencing the companies that actually manufacture the products. They tend to like sales.

>Yes I'm sure they've overly concerned about taking the paper "they" print away from their train slave monkeys.
Y'see, without the influx of this paper all the systems that rely on it break. So they will keep printing it.
They'll get rid of the monkeys, not the paper. The paper will take care of itself sans monkeys.

>paid agents of the state
I don't for one second think it's a bootstrap jobbie, and wouldn't put it passed being on payroll now, but what evidence you hold for arriving there via?

>I bet you actually think facebook, google, twitter, amazon and paypal were organic websites
Actually... Them kinda great examples of organic. All of them started up as essentially laughable services. Screwgle ran for how long in someone's garage? It's as their reach expanded they became of interest...


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It's funny to see people cope by sayings corporations can't charge more than the average person can afford.


They actually can

People at the top 10% of income do 80% of the spending in the economy of America. Their share of spending increases. When it hits 90% most people will be a non factor in the economy. There's a point that can be receached and that we're headed towards that most companies won't bother to sell products or services to most people. And the barrier of entry will so high that you won't be able to break into the market of the bottom 90%

>>107739312
nah computers have gotten 1000x in the past 15 years meh. I don't need the newest gayming slop.

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>>107739312
No, because I never thought I would live in a world where the SEC and FTC do not exist as entities anymore because a President thought it was more profitable to defraud the US populace than regulate things.

Right now: It's more profitable to price gouge and blame AI
If anything that were happening now were happening during the Biden or Obama administration, the SEC and FTC would both be launching massive anti-consumer investigations on if the AI market REALLY needs every single chip an entire industry produces when they don't have the datacenters ready to use what they got.

Unfortunately, we live under Orange Retard who has systematically dismantled all consumer protections and is selling each and every piece of what was once the best Tech sector to Chyna and India. So we don't get consumer protections that the "Useless" FTC and SEC used to do to prevent price gouging on such widespread scale. Instead, we enter QE so our tax dollars can insure loans that these same AI companies take out to buy the entire DRAM chip market, again with our taxes, that we'll never get in return as the prices surge and all consumer hardware eventually becomes rent-to-own.

Isn't that funny?

Not only will shitters on /v/ defend this, they also believe this is going to get better like the 70 billion that has been printed to loan to AI companies will just magically 'trickle down' to the consumer eventually.

>1. Give people cheap tech so they get dependent on it.
>2. When they're addicted, start ramping up the price + scarcity
>3. Win

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>>107749006
>When it hits 90% most people will be a non factor in the economy.
And the actual truth of the matter: We hit that threshold ages ago. We now print so much money that the entirety of consumer spending can't compare to the amount of money printed every month as low-interest loans to the tech sector.

infinite money trick: Make everyone an agrarian farmer who has a net worth of approx. zero while you use jewish money tricks to infinitely divide all of the money that would have gone to their wages in a functioning society. Then call this capitalism and say the underclass deserved it and are just lazy.