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>>107547264
Actually, the opposite direction, works well too, fuck pussy with a cock, and licking pussy with your tongue is also beneficial and gives extra money. This is especially profitable if you are a regular member of / fit/ and you have a BBC or BWC. If your country is regularly at war, some of the men soldiers suffer losses and die, and women are experiencing a lack of love and the cock in pussy. The thread about forced female celibacy isn't gay, it confirms this woe.

>>107547520
nigga wtf are you yapping about lol

>>107547520
pc building general???

>>107547254
>I'm not waiting for prices to get lower.
At next month the prices of computer components may drop, but the beast called inflation is and it is chaotic, only the fortune teller from the /x/ section will help with prediction of situation.

>>107547544
It's called gigolo's job, silly.

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>>107547474
h264 is actually supported as of a year ago I believe

>>107547474
Why are cats so rude? I was cuddking one and it scratched my hand.

>>107547474
It filters out newfags. You have to install ffmpeg and reencode your video and remove the audio.

someone post 2 months in the void 2 years in the void.jpg

>>107545205
Whats the point of Void Linux?

>>107545205
I wish they had a systemd version.

>>107545205
I'd fill her Void

>>107546789
>Until your alarm app stops working
>until you notice how shit the keyboard is
>until you notice you cant do this thing you want because apple wont allow it
>until you notice they dont care about 10 year old bugs
>UNTIL YOU FUCKING NOTICE ITS ALL A SCAM

>>107546789
The body of the iphone 17 is absolutely hideous. It really fucking is. Also they don't come in pink. Gotta come in pink.

So the s25 it is. A pink s25.

>>107546789
get a toilet currynigger

>>107547569
>pink phone
are you gay?

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>>107546870
basado o algo

>>107547334
just carry your laptop bro, also be a good goy and use play store, fdroid and open source bad mkay, our schizo says so so it must be true, then again taking advice from attack vector is also probably bad, if you can't be trusted with root why trust your advice?

>>107547413
Why are you having an argument with an imaginary Grapheneos user. I never mentioned it or defended any of the points you made against it because it is completely off topic to my point that using a CLI on a telephone is fucking retarded.

>>107547444
>mmmuh security, you need google approval to use a bash one liner bro, google tracking is fine bro
you sound like a retarded graphenecuck

>>107547444
Nta but thats kind of one of the whole selling points of having a linux oriented phone, so you can use cli and freely modify the device. I dont think anyone here is arguing that using cli on desktop/laptop is inferior to cli on a phone. If youre not into it thats fine, stick to your droid or iphone, but clearly some people are interested in it.
For me, ill be sticking with my goydroid until theres a proper REAL linux based phone that isnt dogshit, and that has demo videos so i can see what im paying more than half a grand on, instead of being totally scammed. But thats just me

>>107547529
Okay, now I understand your frustration. You assumed I was a privacy schizo because I called your phone insecure. I said that because it lacks modem isolation and as such it can be remotely hacked by an SMS message with no way of you seeing or preventing this and the only reason nobody has bothered doing this is that nobody uses your OS. Stock Android and IOS have had modem isolation for like ten years at this point.

I am still waiting for you to explain why you need to carry a 6 inch device to access a CLI at all times? What do you do with it that you can't do with an 80 dollar unrooted Android phone. No real person needs to be able run a CLI on their telephone at a moments notice.

>>107547347
Alright then. Try looking into MyWorkDrive or FileRun.

>>107547368
I want to avoid using WSL if possible.

>>107547415
Again nice inputs but fuck I'll probably just stick with GoogleDrive given I already have a family subscription for it. Thanks though.

>>107547240
I could but I plan to dualboot and every time I dual booted I installed windows first because linux has better partition managing in the installer.
I don't know if windows partitioner even has an option to install without wiping out the linux partition

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>>107517178
>The 360 is 20 years old.

>>107522504
never heard of those issues and i've used linux to some capacity for over 2 decades

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>>107547557
COOMER

>>107547557
So far thw only things I like AI for are search quarries and I like surrealist art and AI has been used to make surrealistic videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyARCQ7Ohd4

>>107546583
I think it's one of the better looking boards in this thread. I like the simplicity.

>>107547017
I don't see why it wouldn't be. It's just a standard alice.

>>107547023
Thanks. Yeah, the board is super simple but the anodization quality is really, really good.

>>107547052
Well then just get BRG R2 base kit and the BRG R2 green alphas. That, or Nuclear Data.

>>107547233
nah, I'm kinda married to MT3 right now. Maybe if I see a GB for a MTNU set that has some dark greens I'll go for that.

Any Macfags use an Extended Keyboard with Alps switches on a modern Mac? Does it work and what ADB conversion do you use?

>>107547340
what part of reduced instruction set you don't understand?

>>107547356
I don't conceptualize floating point as signed. Not in the sense that an integer is signed. Its a totally different thing. Floats are more similar to unsigned that signed ints.

>>107542797
>It doesn't have better performance per watt, the apple m4 max uses over 50 watts of power when doing anything intensive, while at the same time delivering effectively less performance per core than an intel or amd chip

I doubt that's less performance/watt/core than Intel housefire 300W TDP Core i9000 degrees celsius "I swear we can compete with Ryzen this year" "technology".

>>107547412
>I don't conceptualize
I don't give a fuck what you conceptualize and the CPU doesn't give a fuck either. IEEE 754 floats are always signed.

>>107547525
Not in a way that is even remotely comparable to how an integer is signed. Its a totally different thing. x86 does not traditionally have an unsigned -> float instruction, but there is no justification for this, its a totally arbitrary omission.

>>107546314
Are you saying estrogen injections would increase programming performance?

>>107546520
No that's not at all what I'm saying. I have no idea how you got that from what I said.

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>>107546576
Don't mind me. Just extrapolating.

>>107546602
I would guess that optimal programming performance would result from a natural healthy diet, and refraining from drugs (such as testosterone injections). Although some drugs may help you if a doctor thinks you require such drugs. E.g. drugs for diabetes if you have that.

>event driven architecture
>turns one db query in one place into five db queries in five places
What am I missing

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OK, I went and did it.

>>107547337
Chink'd

>>107547399
Have been for years. But first impressions aren't bad. They require a bit more juice than my Fiio, but the fits feels better.

>>107544110
you should kill yourself regardless (of anything)

>>107547441
How's the bass??

>>107544297
Never mind. I'm going to push through. I can already jump to kernel. It's just that the information like the framebuffer ptr + size, etc is not being properly mapped. Seems like I have to explicitly map the framebuffer despite it being in the general address range I already mapped. Weird.
And currently I'm modifying the existing page table at CR3 but in examples I've referenced, looks like the better way is to setup a proper kernel page table and switch to it into immediately jump to kernel entry address.

>>107545862
Because it doesn't matter. Your floating point registers are 80 bits anyway.
It only makes an impact if you have many floats, and if you have many floats you are probably storing them in typed structs or at least pass them somewhere else that is typed. Few temporary variables stored on stack or even optimized away completely make virtually no difference.(your stack is already cached anyway)

>>107547314
Based. I just won't assign shit then.

>>107547324
Expressions without side effects get optimized away too.

>>107547351
Good to know. I'll keep that in mind moving forward. Thanks.

>>107547262
It is not even AI. It is next generation programming brought on by having computing power and resources that once limited to massive dedicated supercomputers. It is triggering the next round next of automation and this time it is menial white collar on the crosshairs instead of menial blue collar labor. The USA and EU had already eroded their blue collar segments via automation but the line must go for shareholders and labor costs are the last pillar to tackle. That's the whole reason why their is a massive push on the private sector or so called "ML/AI".

>>107547262
and they were both right

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People who are against AI are the same people who were against cars in 1900

>>107547262
It's ironic how much like shitcoins, AI apologists sound.

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>>107547262
And we call those people... based.

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>>107545035
Still rare tech but you see it in some high end high capacity datacenter HDDs. Also, MO drives worked basically the same way.

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>platter damage
How hard would it be to recover data from a hard drive is this state?

>>107547125
just glue it back, it's like repairing a broken mug. use superglu

It was raw cancer ban all basedllenials