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>>107564786
forgot pic. lol.
/me hangs head in shame.

>>107564794
No. It looks like a shitty MiTM attempt.
To me, at least.

And that isn't 4chan's cert...

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Shady jews..

BTW. I'm only posting that here 'cause they've gone outta their way to intercept my traffic on the way here.

So they know I come here.

And now I can mock them, and their incompetence publicly as I help raise awareness...

>>107564777
Why are you being MITM'd by jews? Did you criticize Israel? During hannukah of all times?

>>107545529
meds

>>107560359
>Japan continued WW2 because Hirohito was an autistic scholar more Interesting in studying than actually ruling. He literally left entire country to be run by his advisors and generals that were happy to continue wars because as high-ranking military personnel, entire budget for war was funneled through them.
Only retards believe that. It's a story cooked up by Macarthur and the surviving Japanese leadership to keep Hirohito out of the IMTFE so they could preserve a sense of legitimate leadership and avoid outright rebellion of the Japanese populace and so that everyone could focus on rebuilding Japan and preventing communism from taking root in the archipelago

>>107546748
it will be pushed in schools (from early age) as an everyday essential tool
made essential part of the free world
and enforced by the gubmints onto older population

this way when you hire your retard cousin into position xyz at dep abc all of his allready hard work will be brought down to level of 'prompt engineering skillset' since "a.i." knows the best

btw try some qwens et al insectoid llms;
set it up with everything you can to reduce refusals to almost non-existent
mess with it for a while
notice it is compliant
then try to tell it what it is and how it should correct its responses further
observe responses

1. there is no logic or discussions with "a.i" and there will never be made for this once fully deployed and this bait phase is ogre

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>>107560359
What's with the chinglish? You don't expect anybody on here to think you're Japanese do you?

>>107545529
sorry, but with all of these price increases, i guess i can't afford service fees anymore!

WHOOPS THERE THEY GO, CANCELED MY SUBSCRIPTIONS

>>107564750
I recall that from old CRTs, but modern screens are a lot more energy-efficient anyway.

>>107564750
What? Died in what way?

It still exists.

Don't listen to people saying Raspberry Pi

it will throttle playing 1080p h265 video lol

>>107564047
you must have had something set up wrong.

>>107564047
make sure you're using hardware acceleration

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>>107554549
>that for media consumption
>when airmice exist

>>107564236
i didn't really like this remote. i've never had one with a keyboard that wasn't awkward.

>>107560509
Because it’s OCaml but tied to a heavy runtime and MS ecosystem I don’t care about, and I already use OCaml.

>>107560509
because it seems nice, but coming from Clojure it seems like a step backwards in terms of syntax and reach.

>>107564112
This is how I feel. I use elixir for everything but if it didn’t exist, I’d use Clojure. Functional + enforced immutability + easy concurrency primitives = bliss for 99.9% of software development. I see no reason to use anything else unless it’s low-level development at which point I bite the bullet and use C despite its warts.

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>>107563938
embrace, extend, extinguish.
I do not trust Microsoft at all.
their "engineering" in Windows is atrocious. while I do not expect them to introduce such shit code to .NET, a company that irrational is not one that I desire to be in charge of the virtual machine I rely upon.
>>107564254
why not Clojure over Elixir?
things I dislike about Elixir/Erlang:
- the syntax is too liberal.
- the formatter does not join broken-out expressions into a single line if possible, resulting in a one-way formatting process (unless manual intervention is taken). also, the formatter's docs claim to not treat anything with special care, when this is obviously not true given its treatment of `|>` (which is handled differently from `and` or `+`, for example).
- :gb_sets and :gb_trees must be balanced prior equality checks, otherwise you might get incorrect results. this also makes using them as Map keys very annoying.
- Elixir does not wrap enough Erlang data structures (such as :gb_sets and :gb_trees), resulting in the need to do Erlang interop (and forgo the use of Enum or Stream), or end up writing your own Elixir integration (or use someone else's). pic related is an excerpt from my own wrapper.
- pattern matching (with guards) in general seems excessive. too much flat code = too much repeating yourself (repeating different matches with identical sub-parts). I much prefer nesting with explicit interior conditionals if needed. Clojure's destructuring does everything I need.
- pattern matching does not work on generic Enumerable or Streamable elements. in Clojure, destructing works with the sequence abstraction (or associative abstraction).

also, I created this issue for Erlang: https://github.com/erlang/otp/issues/10450

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>>107560509
>no lisp syntax
into le trash

>>107564088
This has to be -tl=. -tl will just exclude the string tl

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>>107564561
Your solution also excludes "tl" keywords.

>>107563978
like what? all the other ones fucking suck ass.

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>>107564619
Apparently the best command is:
-inurl:?tl=

>>107564685
I thought they removed inurl years ago. They must have just blacklisted certain sites.

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>>107564186
>where was the soul?
drawanon
showtime
even sloppa anon a littlebit
riffing on eric

>>107564186
>no funposts about the wall
seriously nigga?

Why is this still up when AoC ended last week?

>>107564557
it's hard to say goodbye

>>107564557
um bro you didn't pay for the advent of code puzzlepass? it only ended for f2pers...

>>107563183
llvmpipe is slower than directX warp (on my PC), so make sure you try that as well.
Also people using software emulation always resize the window to the smallest resolution possible, and then they would use windows magnifying glass to upscale the game, and it might help if they set the monitor resolution to the smallest possible size like 640x480 (but they probably need to use a controller unless the magnifying glass does not require the mouse?... africans don't have controllers... maybe they can use x360ce)

you know you’re on to something in life when you play Carmack’s talk about anything and you understand most of the things he says

>>107552838
and I wonder why

SDL2_mixer sucks for many reasons.
>2 parallel APIs with different features and which are very badly named (e.g. if you want to loop a sound effect properly, you have to use the "Music" API, because the "Channel" API doesn't use loop offsets)
>can't set loop offsets programmatically
>can't fade to a specific volume mid-stream (only fade-in/out)
I took a look at SDL3_mixer and it looks like they fixed the first two. However, I still don't see any way to do fades mid-stream.
I assume nobody developing or using this library is making a game with voiced dialogue, because "turn down the music while someone is talking" is a pretty basic operation.

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>>107564809
I've only played with the loops in the track properties, but it looks like gain is one of the attributes that can be modified.

>>107563443
going back to EEC would be fine.

>>107563443
This.
EU is traitorous cancer.

>>107562163
>Already done.
chip foundries != chip fabs
US foundries are purchasing them from ASML in the EU.

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>>107560926
>implying you don't already

i started using less and less usa hosted services. i moved everything from github to framagit, for example. (framasoftware's gitlab instance) https://framagit.org/

this is ext

first

>>107562658
>Rust
>Python
>Tranny
Shocked.

>>107563636
Because Ada doesn't have C/C++-like syntax, so C/C++ programmers are afraid of it. The genius of Rust is making the language appealing to C/C++ programmers, which is unfortunately necessary if you want to see it used in mainstream software.

>>107564496
Rust is definitely not appealing to C programmers.
t. C programmer

>>107564707
idk im 300 apps with no interviews its just over

>>107564707
Ask the people you know what you're doing wrong. We can't tell you because we don't know you. Can you post a link to some jobs you have applied for?

>>107564762
I've worked as an ESL teacher over seas for years. I have a bach of IT but graduated during the collapse of the Australian IT industry in the 2010's

I have an A+ certification, but after some bad interviews gave up and did ESL. I don't even get emails back when I apply for level 1 tech support jobs

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>>107564715
It's not like racing. The guy who's a full second down, he's not the loser. The guy who places "DNF" -- He's the one who really loses.

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good news

>>107560695
>So you guys hide emacs GUI buttons on top?
usually, gdb makes good use of the toolbar though
>Also does everyone here use vim hotkeys a.k.a. evil mode?
no I wrote a better one

>>107557357
fucking great
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPCS6EHyyAg
>>107556848
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgKQmFR-xqk

Huh aren't amd drivers supposed to be open source(I know free software, but in this case probably not). I got this old FirePro(should be first generation that supports amdgpu albeit "experimental" also works with radeon) and Guix says it isn't supported. Can I download it separately from nonguix or do I need the mainline kernel?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMbrNhx2zWQ

Uhh? mods? child porn in the freaking OP... AGAIN!

>>107564135
The only time I've seen when you want it on a desktop is setting up bridged network services with libvirt. Of course it's also responsible for implementing home / public networks on wifi, so if your computer leaves the house you may want to see to that.

>>107564598
I think it may have been causing my mobile hotspot not to work so I gave up and installed Windows. My mobile hotspot worked on Ubuntu and Arch so I'm guessing it's firewalld. If I try Linux again I will try disabling it on Fedora.

>>107551270
Should I run manually or should I just download the Launcher? It gets annoying having to open terminal, cd into the folder, then type ./start.sh or bash start.sh.
I guess I could write something in notepad and have terminal auto-run it, what do you guys think?

>>107564725
You can right click and click "run in terminal/console" in KDE and GNOME.

>>107564783
I can't cause I switched from Thunar to nemo and never figured out how to redirect the path to have nemo open terminal.

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>>107564320
sly baby
nice

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>eat the rest of the goddamn mushroom, anon