>>107538494
This guy is just an idiot regurgitating crap he read online without a shred of original thought.

>>107543744
I know, reading is hard for retards.

>>107543755
>To be fair, ozone could do a good chunk of the job along with UV-C radiation
You done the math on that?
The amount of ozone you'd need, and the energy cost in it's manufacture, combined with the difficulty in complete dispersion would render it unlikely. Might as well use nerve agents. Cheaper, easier, and if you use the "right" ones, should break down before you're out of the bunker.

UV would require stupid amounts of energy, and is easily countered with card. Let alone filters to shift the wavelength.

>ever thought about the long term in their lives
The ones pressing this button *only* think long term. Think generations.

> Are you going to attempt it with an EMP?
Generally the amount of energy you need to dump into one of these things to generate a field large enough to be useful at range, kills the device. It's a one-hit wonder.

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>>107543755

>can cook you up a plan safe from infiltration against the hammer ninja with explosives and an EMP.
Piece of piss. Infiltration is such an easy game to avoid. Especially if you can narrow ingress points into killboxes. That detonate as they yield.

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>>107538737
You can send me that global warming any time you'd like.

>>107544053
It's happening. You'll likely need to wait until summer before hot.

About now it'll be apparent with the spring starting earlier, and the winter onsetting later. Then the winter won't be anywhere near like it is now.

But you need to consider the other end of that scale. What will happen without the cooling effect of a few billion tonnes of ice?

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all "BIG TECH" corporations are just sweatshops for jeet programmers, whites cant get hired in any kind of corporate tech companies anymore, so why hide it, just move that shit to India where it belongs

reminder that jeets dont get hired by talent, there are better programmers everywhere else, in middle east, far east, latin america. jeets get overwhelmingly hired by big american tech companies because they have a slave mentality. India is the only country in the world to have a caste system within their own race. Indian people accept being placed into lower class slave positions which makes them the perfect tech worker in large corporate environments where you want everyone to think the same and accept the same level of work. This is also why Indians make good CEOs at big tech companies, they are natural slave drivers, they know who to treat workers as obedient slaves.

the only way a white or any non-Indian can make it now in the tech industry is the startup scene. at least in startups you dont see that many Indians because startups value actually intelligence and creativity.

>>107544000
>all "BIG TECH" corporations are just sweatshops for jeet programmers
they are low-iq jeets

>>107543802
Fake news

I think the biggest problem with Sandra Nutella is his obsession with AI. He's betting the farm on it and it ain't even his.

>>107537695
>I-I didn't want to play those games anyway!!!
Uhh, yeah? 2025 is the year AAA died.

>>107541138
Denuvo means assfuck in Italian

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>>107537500
>>107537544
>>107537562
OH NO HOW WILL I EAT MY PROPAGANDA GOYSLOP ASAP AND SOCIAL SIGNAL THAT I DID SO????????????

>>107540386
A game for pseuds to feel smart.

>>107537500
is this project diva mega mix?
it didn't get cracked because project diva arcade future tone, as in the actual arcade dump exists in playable form and has more content than this shitty cashgrab release

>>107524609
Since when do liberals not trust science on covid and vaccines? The main guys pushing all this anti-LED cope are lefty youtube trannies like tech connections.
>Huberman
is a kike. That's about all I have to think about that greasy faggot.

>>107543739
And despite the generous offer, you decided that what you'd rather do is demonstrate you are indeed intelectually challenged, and hit enter without thinking.
Again.

Seems to be a bit of a habit, there. One that seems to continually bite you. I wonder how that happens. I'm sure it's got nothing to do with being unable to form independant thought based on the subject in front of you because you cannot understand the subject in front of you.

Maybe fetch an adult to have them explain that last paragraph to you.

>>107524609
But I do trust the science on vaccines. That science strong disagreed with the covid injection, which is not a vaccine. The NIH ordered a change in the dictionary definition of "vaccine" in order to make it qualify as one, but it was not a vaccine in the scientific sense. That's a little odd, don't you think?

It's almost like you need to investigate the totality of the evidence and realize that sometimes segments of science can become corrupted for political or economic gain, and that mass hysteria is a very real thing that exists and can cause even "scientists" (who are human beings with emotional brains that do not act rationally 100% of the time) to act contrary to trusted principles and adherence to scientific standards.

It's almost like someone shouldn't do what YOU are doing, acting like "believing the science" or "not believing" is a binary tribal choice of which only one is ever "correct".

You made your post 2 days ago. You got many replies. Are you still in the thread? Do you ever consider that what you believe is heavily limited and clouded by tribalistic preconceptions? Did you only "bait" for responses? Even if that is so, do you not feel the least bit embarrassed that that's the best you can accomplish?

>>107543922
>The NIH ordered a change in the dictionary definition of "vaccine"
How?
Consider, there are a lot of dictionaries. And dictionaries are not legally compelled by one third world nations medical reseach angency. What mechanism do you propose that operated under?
>That's a little odd, don't you think?
Very. Now evidence.

>>107544091
REALLY, dude? Did you not pay attention at all during this entire debacle? Jesus christ, how did this escape you?

Was absolute garbage, a poser that grifted a gaggle of retards with useless shit. All the knob slobbing fanboys look retarded seeing how things turned out.
Funny enough mentaloutlaw took his audience because the bar was so low but he at least works in tech and is not a LARPing retard.

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>>107542558
larper bald fraud

>>107543681
sneako?

>>107542558
who?

>>107543470
why he look so zesty

Xiaomi 15

>512GB storage and 16GB ram

Good deal half a year ago

Bros, please help.

Kid is getting iphone for Christmas, we don't have any other apple devices. How do i set this thing up and manage it without an apple device? Can i set up a macos vm on proxmox or something?

>>107542985
Just turn it on it's not 2009 anymore

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These are the only 2 phones worth getting. If you are poor you better save up.

How did Oppo find x beat xiaomi 17

>>107540251
shitty corposlop distro

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debian is just too comfy to leave. ive tried fedora for several months, but it was of no use, i went back to debian, where i belong.

>>107540651
Do you mean you wear a fedora in 1936? Or are you a time traveler?

>107540251
OP, it's always better to remain silent and let everyone assume you're a faggot, then open your mouth and remove all doubt

>>107542169
>>107543330
upvote

>>107541987
BS. They need work where they dight 5.

>>107541411
>>107541594
>>107541608
I’ve never seen a femboy use a f1 or geon. the videos of people typing on them have hairy arms and manly hands

my harem of geongirlies live in Canada so you wouldn't know them

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>>107536066
Do long practice sessions with monkeytype custom where you don't care about time, just finishing a particular # of words, like 3000ish. Pick something you want to read which it would be OK if you opened it to random passages and read them out of sequence, like a book of aphorisms, because can't go back if you miss something. Or if you want to practice punctuation like ; : ( ) { } [ ] " ' etc., you could do a few hundred lines of code. But that's a little more boring.

You could also do something horrible and cringe like picrel to combine the two ideas

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WIP

Linux is probably higher considering that a large amount of Linux users are probably using tracker blockers that block StatCounter.

>>107542708
desktop dying in general

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>>107542708
>Is desktop Windows dying
yes, two weeks until complete bankruptcy

>>107542708
>Linux
Almost all of Windows's decline is due to ChromeOS. macOS has declined a decent chunk in recent years too which makes Linux's small growth even more deafening.
>ChromeOS is Linux
that's ok
>>107542780
This chart only shows desktop operating systems. The one that includes everything is truly grim.

>Ads in the start menu
>Misleading prompts pushing personal files to be stored online on OneDrive
>No more offline/local user accounts
>AI constantly taking screenshots of what you're doing and sending to M$ servers
>All of this re-enabling every update

Windows 11 is cancer.

Can't wait to see how 12 manages to be even worse.

Cheap phone to gamble the rest on draft kings

>>107537840
If I only had 3k to spend on hardware I would end up buying something a bit cheaper and shittier than what I have now.

>>107537840
I don't need any new hardware, I'd save it

>>107539688
my car has a blue-book value less than $3K
bit it runs fine so I don't care

>>107543850
I just got mine and it's really good! The print quality is even better than the X1C and the nozzle self-cleaning finally works and it stops flinging poops onto the bed on occasion like the X1C. It's nice.
My filament buffer binds up occasionally causing the print to halt but I think I can mitigate that by lubing some parts. Some people claimed that magnets were installed the wrong way causing this problem but I highly doubt that Bambu doesn't have a process in place to catch such errors in QC.

>>107537840
A reliable AK model and several thousand rounds of ammo

>>107542928
can't agree with you more with linux being a fun hobby and whatever the fuck happened with windows nowadays, desu. Also, I've had those wifi problems since w10 actually

>>107542799
Datamining thread. Do not reply.

>>107543810
why not tho :(

>>107543879
I just to you why, you illiterate retard.

>>107543893
While I won't deny that it's for datamining, well, I need data for my study. It's not like I'm asking for people's personal info.

>>107542554
ShutUp10 does that with the recommended settings

>>107535858
minus any slop, but overkill on lard instead

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Hey anons, to the collective (You) of this thread, thank you for putting together all that shit in the OP, just setup my new PC without all that annoying shit I wanted to avoid in my new PC for free and without trouble, great shit.

>>107543096
No prob anon. Enjoy your puter.

On W11 IoT right now. Any way to have separate icons on my two monitors? For instance, I want Firefox on my main one, but not for the icon to appear on my second monitor's taskbar. Right now, W11's default taskbar puts a Firefox icon on both taskbar, which is kind of annoying. Back on W10, I used a pirated version of DisplayFusion but I don't want to use it anymore.

>>107525250
There are only three correct options. Dualshock 2, Xbox 360, SEGA Saturn. Anything else is wrong, gay, and for niggers

>>107543795
How's the Therapy going Jeremy?

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>>107525250
Picrel is ideal for me

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>>107542212
This thing looks neat, and is inexpensive. I wonder if it's any good?

>>107543924
Sell me on it