Literally what is the downside?
>>106518087>where you expect them to be (at least at the start) the sameNot at all. The only thing that must be in common between the two machines is that they run Nix and speak the Nix store protocol.You give it a path, like /nix/store/...-program-1.0, and a destination address. It will connect to the remote store using SSH, find the recursive dependencies of the path you gave, see what's already on the remote computer, and copy anything that's not. It's kind of like rsync but for the Nix store.By default it will copy directly from your store to the remote store. But if the remote machine has fast internet, you can tell it to try to pull from the cloud cache if it's available there, before falling back to pulling from your machine. By default it requires no internet other than the direct connection between the two machines, or you can even run your own cache if you want to speed things along, still no internet required other than the connection to that cache.And remember that the Nix store is a content-addressed store. That means the path of myprogram on my computer and your computer will always be the same, if it's the same program, and always different if it's different.It can be used for things like remote OS deployments, where you build a NixOS configuration and use nix-copy-closure to copy it to the remote machine, then run /nix/store/...-my-configuration/switch-to-configuration on the remote machine. Then the remote machine will run the new generation you built.
>>106518128>It can be used for things like remote OS deploymentsthat's what I was referring to, but thanks for the clarification
>>106518057>"do I use them"...? n-no, but it's a good thing they're there!!yeah and fuck you. I hate having to scramble around for dev headers when I want to build something. They should be there by default and only a distro for autistic space saving and dumbfuck retards would do otherwise.
>>106518165Oh right, sorry I'm retarded. I see it now that I read your post again.>seems less useful when you want to copy stuff between completely different computers, but based on what you said nix-bundle seems to fill that niche.Yeah the main value of Nix is that it basically completely eliminates unneeded dependencies and solves DLL hell. It's really good for running OS-wide, but having "portable" programs bundled in tarballs/AppImages kinda kills the point of it, across many tarballs/AppImages, there will be duplicate dependencies. Since they're fully self-contained.
>>106517765I'm saying that portable apps don't really exist. If you're talking about Windows app then the developers of those apps targeted Windows knowing the libraries would be present. If they depend on something Windows doesn't ship like Qt or GTK then the app comes with tons of DLLs, which will eventually be out of date.
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>>106517909kbear rosefinch. qkz x hbb. zero:2.
>>106518113Is there something better than Vidos for the price? They get hard mogged by Earpods like 99% of all flatheads but those are 4x the price.
>>106518113doesn't matter, most earbuds are shit
>>106518167close enough, welcome back chuzo
>>106518113i think we should completely remove it, worst transducer type ever made
I've tried to move to Firefox from Chrome, but Firefox is just so fucking clunky it's unbelievable.It has so many annoying quirks that make it a pain to use.Chrome just fucking works.
Skill issue.
Skill issue
Im starting to forget where i kept my files
>>106518164yup...what was i working on and where is it again
>>106518164That's called mild cognitive impairment.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mild_cognitive_impairment
>>106518200poor sleep probably influences it the most they say "drugs too" but thats because it probably just ruins your sleep
My short term memory had been horrifically bad lately
>>106518221goy to sleep
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>>106516989i think what you want is the live install image https://www.debian.org/CD/live/>>106516962the difference between distributions can be pretty subtle as far as the end-user experience is concerned, if you're relatively new to linux i'd recommend trying out the different desktop environtments first (which can be done within a single distro) before committing to reinstalling a different distro.
Is the AUR STILL down? What the fuck
>>106516989https://www.debian.org/CD/
>>106517415Never recommend Ubuntushit.>>106517387Just about anything based on Fedora or Arch, including Fedora and Arch themselves, is gonna give you essentially the same experience: https://distro.moe/
Does Linux Mint just not work with a Radeon RX 9060XT? Tried installing it today after it got it's newest update and my PC hangs on the mint logo forever. This was the only possibility I could find through Google.
since windows XP' source code was leaked, is anyone trying to make a modern version of it?
>>106517037>The other part of the problem is dumbasses like you making it out to be something just for pedos, especially right now with the growing censorship. It has a lot of potential as a way to share ideas and information that companies and governments don't want you to have, but instead you help the censors by driving people away from the tools they need.I got banned several times for "advertising" Hyphanet even though I only mentioned it in privacy-related threads where people were asking for help to circumvent censorship. Glowies will glow I guess.
>>106510845no but people have ported xp explorer.exe to 8.1 and newer
I just want windows 98 with support for multiple cores, more ram and modern web browsers.
>>106518038That's Windows 7.
>>106518038Windows 98 is a program running on top of a 16 bit operating system from 1980. Good luck.
So /mu/tants believe that pic related is a scam and you should just get cheap earbuds instead
>>106515006Or just good wired earbuds for the same price as some bluetooth shit.
>>106515943That's illegal and very dangerous.
>>106515805>>106515943Yeah exercise is when wireless earbuds make sense. Everything else they’re kinda bad.Oh and air travel
>>106515006You should get fox IEM.
>>106515805you want to listen to something/answer a call without untangling and plugging in a wire? wires are very annoying when you're working or traveling.
Why is /g/ bloody bitch bastards so obsessed with india?Indian software is best software
>>106517806You will never be an oldfag, frognigger. Do a flip.
>>106517818you want to fuck and fight?
>>106517782good morning frogsar
>>106517782Silence, wench!
>>106517806keyed>>106517850locked
lmao, i can't believe i used to pay artists hundreds of dollars for artworkdo you feel bad for artists?
>>106518195>>he went out of his way to spent "HUNDREDS of dollars" for arti needed art for my website, everybody paid for graphic art years ago
>>106518096>28 generation attempts>3-5 seconds per gen>total time: 140 seconds>total cost: 3 cents in electricityhmmmm
>>106518213>1024x1024
>>106518211and you just HAD to spend "hundreds of dollars", right?
>>106518227sry not catching your meaningprobably some kind of weird cope though based on ignorance
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>>106515632>Upload 50 thingsWhat the fuck requirement is that. I though these trackers were supposed to have quality curated shit, is ever newfag uploading the same shit from pirate bay?
>>106517952what tracker are you whining about?
>anon doesn't know about better.php
>>106518123but muh spammy uploads!
Hearing the difference now isn't the reason to encode to FLAC. FLAC uses lossless compression, while MP3 is 'lossy'. What this means is that for each year the MP3 sits on your hard drive, it will lose roughly 12kbps, assuming you have SATA - it's about 15kbps on IDE, but only 7kbps on SCSI, due to rotational velocidensity. You don't want to know how much worse it is on CD-ROM or other optical media.I started collecting MP3s in about 2001, and if I try to play any of the tracks I downloaded back then, even the stuff I grabbed at 320kbps, they just sound like crap. The bass is terrible, the midrange…well don’t get me started. Some of those albums have degraded down to 32 or even 16kbps. FLAC rips from the same period still sound great, even if they weren’t stored correctly, in a cool, dry place. Seriously, stick to FLAC, you may not be able to hear the difference now, but in a year or two, you’ll be glad you did.
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs.amodernist.comhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106509101I am back to Elixir actuallyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38lJJuAArrcall languages are trash in their little ways
>>106509131>https://www.wedesoft.de/software/2025/09/05/clojure-game/>Malli to add schemas to functionsInteresting
>>106513446I'm going to be the odd one out, most likely because I am not in the united states.I *am* happy. I don't know why you ask in the lisp general, thought.But relating your question to the topic of the thread, I would say I am happy to be able to experiment with an intriguing, deep, system such as is common lisp, and that even a smartphone today can run something that was night unthinkable for personal computers a some decades in the past.(speaking of smartphones, I do not own a smartphone, which is probably one reason why I am not depressed.)As it relates to the job market I am less optimistic. I also would like to be able to work with common lisp, and while I think there may be room for opportunity, l absolutely loathe corporate shit, the modern programming ecosystem, etc. I just have to trust I can find some niche that isn't corporate hell.
>>106514995>low level programming and mathNot good for career opportunities unless you're REALLY good. Have you considered teaching or building a service around those skills?>Francerip
Looks like traffic and bandwidth usage on lisp.nexus are up, but nothing crazy so far. Any complaints, comments, suggestions?
https://linuxmint.com/rel_zara_whatsnew.phpNew Notes Desklet, Faster shutdown, Kernel 6.14 and a whole lot of other redesignsTime to updoot, MIntchads!
>>106493401That's pretty clever.
>>106513834whats wrong with brave?
>>106516007perma AC gang here :I
Welp I upgraded but haven't noticed anything different, which I'm happy about. Fuck change.
>>106517868Cheers!
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>>106518026The connectors are on the back of the board; it looks cleaner in a case with tempered glass panel(s).
>>106517970Do you have your PSU plugged in to your CPU power connectors? Does the board have an auxiliary PCI 8-pin connector for the PCIe slots? Is the GPU connected to power with a splitter cable or something that might limit current? The motherboard shouldn't be the problem here. But maybe the GPU is expecting more power and trying to draw more from the PCIe slot.
>>106518026flexing
>>106518043Interesting, the board does have another 4-pin connector but gpu is a 5070 with the new atx 3.1 power cable. Do you think the extra 4 pin is the problem here?
>>106517248Just use wake on lan bro.I have it set up on my home assistant so I can just turn on my pc from my phone when I'm in bed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqHdvT-vjA0
>>106516997>typedef, long long int vs int64_t>bloatbait and 0 iq if the others didn't make it obvious enough alreadyalso not watching a 3 hour video since i already know C is all you need
>>106517259>main reasons that guy uses it is unparalleled portabilitymakes sense>and immortalized softwarelol>he’s autistic and uses a subset of ansi cmakes sense>>106517272>bait and 0 iq if the others didn't make it obvious enough alreadyHaving to wrap structs in a typedef because C doesn't have modules/namespaces is bloat.Writing out "long long" to get an integer that is guaranteed to be "at least" 64 bits is stupid.stdint.h only exists because whoever created the language made a mistake; "long long" is legacy bloat.Also, don't ignore the rest. Only midwits who have too much time think shit like header guards, API macros for switching between dllexport/dllimport, and the number of build systems are worth messing with when good languages have module systems, accessibility modifiers, and dedicated build systems.
>>106517478>Writing out "long long" to get an integer that is guaranteed to be "at least" 64 bits is stupidstdint exists>build systemsunity builds and bootstrapping your builds with c itself existsmacros suck but they are necessary glue to fill in the gaps, not having namespaces also sucks but the language is ancient and it’s easy to work around by just using long, organized names>good languagesthere really aren’t any. nothing is even close to as mature as c that doesn’t make fucktarded design decisions
>>106517478>Having to wrap structs in a typedef because C doesn't have modules/namespaces is bloat.You don't have to, and I don't. I don't mind seeing 'struct' before my structures, helps remind me that it is actually a struct (or union). I typically just use typedef for things like fixed point arithmetic so I can keep track of which variables are what more easily. That's also not what bloat means, even if you did use it.>stdint.h only exists because whoever created the language made a mistake;or because every system is different, you don't necessarily know what your code is being run on but you might still want a specific bit length. stdint.h will take care of that for you if it's implemented (or you can make one if you know how the compiler handles it). Allowing the data length (int, long, etc.) to be flexible allows you to adjust for various systems, whether you're working on an 8 bit, 16 bit, 32 bit, 64 bit, or even a 256 bit CPU.>Also, don't ignore the rest.I did because headers and guards are trivial to use, dlls I almost never use, never heard of LARGE_INTEGER but looks like it's just a windows defined thing so who cares, I don't use null terminated strings (I just include the length with all my character arrays), and build systems are unrelated to C itself. An old language will eventually gather a ton of different ways to build code written in it because people are free to write their own software, and over time that accumulates.
>>106518115>I don't mind seeing 'struct' before my structuresmost people typedef and use pascal case, I use all lowercase and don’t mind the keywords
Did we lose the battle for piracy? Mangadex is dead. Libgen is dead. Z-lib is semi-dead. Annas is semi-dead. Kindle ripping is dead. Good streaming websites are dead. Good torrent websites are dead. Denuvo can't be cracked. One Piece is shit now. And now all countries are implementing real ID requirement to access the internet.
>>106509816My ISP doesn't give a shit if you pirate just as long as you don't get 60+ tickets in a single day.They don't want to have to give out your info to rights holders, or even run the risk of it. Hell half of the people at the ISP probably pirate. Anybody in tech does unless they're a little bitch.
1337x still works its just that the search function on the website no longer seems to work. I literally try searching for certain things and get told "bad search request" only to literally just search "1337x " followed by whatever it was i was looking for on duckduckgo and find it. Anyone have any way to fix this, or, a better torrent site?
>>106512532Of course it's Japanese manga, I only read japanese made shit.
>>106509816>Libgen is dead.>Z-lib is semi-dead.>Annas is semi-dead.Works for me.
>>106510115All correct except>piratebay
