>>106832575
i would've never gotten it if it wasn't being sold locally, best advice i can give is to check out the recyclers in your town if you have any

>>106832610
thamk u for the advice anon

>>106832550
It's alright. I think it would've been better with certain human singers I forgot the name of.

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>>106832594
Itoddler...

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>>106832550

>>106831766
>>106831939
THIS. Sony quality went downhill. I have a MDR-1AM2 since a long time, but during the first year the hinges cracked out of nowhere, no shock whatsoever. It looks like a messy pile of glue with electrical tape on top of it. The pads are torn, barely holding and smells like shit.
But I like its sound, it's bassy. I never took the time to ask for a better quality one that sounds like it, but I should buy a new one.
So if you got the money for a disposable headphone, sure go for it, it sounds nice, but build quality is shit.

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i boughted it

i dont get how these are so popular with 200ms latency. unusable for anything other than music.

>>106831766
>>106832103
pretty good. the hinges really are fucking pathetic, however. downgrade from XM3, better than XM5, XM6.
you did good, kid.
(the hinge costs like $2 to replace but it's obnoxious that headphones with this price tag need yearly repairs)

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>blueshit '''headphones'''

>>106832032
>my job is to sell people semens tech at a hundred times the price
you will be eliminated from the business field

>>106832584
I mean... yeah.
Thanks.

>>106832585
It's one-piece that gets written ONCE and cloned infinite times.
And then slightly fitted each time for #NEWCHIP.
My Science!

>>106832500
>ATmega328p ...early 2000's.
ACTUALLY it's a recent chip; maybe 10 years old. You are thinking of the old ATmega8 or ATmega32

>>106832613
And I want to strong-arm some company into some project for that for two of theirs.
Ideally it's real and not some bullshit to get me to do the other two.
But I steal a little bit more from corporate, give back some to the public codebase, are we good?
You fucking crabs.

>>106832253
I liked 8.1 but 10 brings dark mode to explorer otherwise I might have used it still, 10 had major memory leak issues up until 2021 when it was patched somewhat, but yeah 11 offers nothing but cosmetic changes I don't care for and it has fewer useful features that have been cut, it's shit

>>106832374
Pulseaudio and PipeWire are both abstraction layers between software that wants to do audio and drivers that actually work with audio devices. Hierarchically it is similar to WASAPI or ASIO etc.
Normally, every sane distro has it in its repositories and you just hit a button in app store (or download a .deb or .rpm or whatever your distro uses) and it installs, but the underlying changes to the OS with or without pulseaudio are way more extensive than just adding some end user software or even a driver or service.

Also notable detail, he's using Garuda Linux - a literally who literally indian fork of Arch. On a laptop. I would not expect there to be sane defaults even in the repositories and preinstalled software.

>>106829810
Stuff like tiny11 still work though?

>>106832253
I agree, 8.1 was peak Windows. Too bad nowadays Windows 8.1 is less supported than even Windows 7.

>>106832282
you don't have to do any of this
you don't have to manually install anything other than your desktop environment.
>>106832374
you wouldn't install your Windows audio abstraction layer from an exe

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>>106831262
My experience is that banks will structure loans so regular monthly payments exclusively pay down the interest part of the loan first, and only once that's covered in full will principal start getting touched at all. So, in many or maybe even most cases, there's not even a single cent of principal to worry about, and all the interest is of course forfeit. Then, if you're in one of the states not marked in blue, they'll sell the house for just enough that there's still a little bit left on the loan, and then go after the debtor for the few thousand bucks or whatever that's left over, just to try to squeeze a little bit more blood out of the stone. So long as the banks make sure to sell foreclosed homes to each other, like a yarmulked circlejerk, they'll all turn a huge profit at (You)r expense.

>>106832157
Your experience is being a nigger apparently. I have no problem with any of that except they keep asking for bailouts when the loans default.

>a printer to end all printers

>a real printer has never been tried

>the final solution to the printer question

>>106832573
I'm right.

>>106832588
it doesn't matter what you believe, regular people will always think you're a freak - even if they're too nice to say anything

how did this creature get into a position of power?

>>106832556
>cishets
no one normal says this not even children
go back >>>/lgbt/

>>106832604
yet trannies manage to take over tons of organisations while chuds are universally shunned. rly mks u thnk.

>>106829591
because Google are now about to push Android for desktop MASSIVELY for all Windows 10 losers

>>106829591
Because no one would use it. When will you freetards understand that 95% of PC users will NEVER use any other OS than the one that comes pre-instaled?

>>106829591
Because you don't need it. Just install your favorite Linux distro and use proton.

>>106829833
What kind of a retard wants Android for desktop OS?

>>106829591
It's called Bazzite anon.

>>106832381
>mom somehow managed to install ios onto her samsung while trying to change her facebook profile picture

>>106832277
well? what was it real or AI

>>106832381
>mom yells out that she needs help because her computer is broken - in other words, she doesn't understand something, but broken things can't be operated successfully by anyone, even if they did understand it, and Boomers know how to do everything, so if it's not working out, it must be something is broken
>I walk up and i can tell she's 90% into panic mode
>she's beginning to move her mouse around the screen and click on random things
>"Here, let me have the mouse."
>"No, no, wait, I'm just gonna..."
>she already gave up when she yelled for me, but Boomer Brain can't relent, which effectively means defeat which means failure which means blame, and Boomers are blameless
>now the issue has shifted to the idea that I am preventing her from fixing the problem
>reluctantly and with a big sigh, she hands me the mouse
>I fix the issue (she hit one of the pairing keys on her Logitech keyboard, for example, or she plugged the USB-C cable into the HDMI port)
>"See, it always does that." - in other words, it doesn't always do that, but it would be nice if it did, because that would indicate a pattern of inoperability, like a glitch or a short circuit or a design flaw, something inherent to the computer and beyond anyone's control

>>106832546
I don't even let my parents try to explain the problem with their computer or phone. I just tell them to give it to me and don't say a word

>>106832546
>>"Here, let me have the mouse."
>>"No, no, wait, I'm just gonna..."
my dad does this too

death to clankerslop

>>106829583
Yes, because I am a /g/entleman.

>>106829583
if you don't call AI sweetie and darling you don't belong here

>>106829583
carrot and stick. I say thanks when it does a good job.

>>106830786
this
when my robot wife will finally come to me?

>>106825544
Gimme that pape.

>>106829352
looks horrible

>>106817689
>why not pick an agnostic distro and install a "nostalgic" WM?
OP doesn't know how to install anything. he wants something pre-configured by a tastemaker

I know I keep asking this and spacing out on actually doing it, but are there any retro style themes for cinnamon?

>>106814243
ootb, but it is just kde 3.5 at the end of the day, and can be configured to look like op's pic.

>>106829919
Claude subscription.

Nobody is doing coding manually any more, any games that is made after 2023 is made only with AI.

>>106830317
The way you dodged almost all the questions suggests the anwer to them is "no" and no prior workflow you could improve even exists.

>>106830506
it's cris. the answers are "yes" he's a beginner, incidentally "yes" he's made tens of games previously (try and figure out how these two are compatible, it confuses me too) and finally "no" he has no goals specific or otherwise.

>>106830023
just pirate everything you fucking retard

raylib

I like the idea of having a keyboard with two alt keys, but I'm in England. Any suggestions?

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>>106831974
Implementing recursive (tail) calls such that they don't keep adding to the stack.
Eliminating and replacing them instead.
Without TCO you will quickly blow the stack if you use girthy recursive functions, and everyone you love will die in the explosion.

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>>106831974
A function call in tail position (the last sub/expression that isn't part of a wider expression) can be rewritten to a jump, as the caller function will never return, e.g.

# g is in tail position in the body of f:
f(x) = g(x)

# f could be naively compiled to:
f:
    call g
    ret

# but f could be tail call optimized:
f:
    jmp g

Question: Suppose you're working on a project, but suddenly inspiration hits for a small side project. Do you indulge yourself and get sidetracked, or do you ignore your inspiration and keep working on your main project?

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>>106832339
I would indulge myself but it depends on your temperament

>>106827956
>cost effective
Cost-effectiveness is a meme at a certain scale, because marketers and salesmen try every trick in the book to get the most out of your pocket while expending the least amount out of their own.
You can "escape" that by making informed decisions, where you pay your time as tax to escape getting a shitty product, because cost-effectiveness is also real at the same time, and the collective knowledge of the consumer and their demand form the actual value of the thing.

>>106827956
>get supercharged
Is this what it's called when your credit card gets a massive expense for an overpriced laptop?

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>>106831238
This isn't 2009. What kind of problems do you think I'm gonna run into? I have a dedicated work PC my job provides me. So I game, watch movies, and shitpost.

>>106827956
Sure, if a distro worked with a manufacturer, got computers built, put them in stores and was willing to undertake the support commitment.
It's not going to happen unless someone puts money into it.

>>106827956
Because people buying computers in big box stores don't even know there's other things besides windows and maybe apple, hell, most of the world don't even know the concept of operating system to begin with, let alone the existence of several of them.

>>106831788
they are too stupid to know how to do anything and dont know any better

>>106831850
you have manually clicked through microsoft windows settings thousands of times through your life but none of that persists over time unlike loonix config files in a git repo

>>106831818
your OP says "linux users be like", but very few linux users do that

>>106832527
OP is retarded. End of thread.

>>106831788
Windong propaganda

first for nobody ever reading the eq guide

>>106831817
except when they're not and the ph balance goes whack and starts fishmaxxing after too many creampies

>>106831849
Buck broken.