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>>107698063
I didn't want to touch the licensing issue because it just ends up with the same 40+ year old shit flinging. But yes this is very true and you're right that it's an end-run around the GPL license. Which is why most of these "re-write it in Rust!" garbage projects are licensed as MIT or another license more friendly to FAGMAN.

It took me many years to undo the GPL/Stallman brainwashing I fell for in the 90s. It took me a long time to realize that the GPL is also well poisoning. It validates the same copyright/IP system of slavery that we've been dealing with for the past 120 years. The way forward is to ignore all licensing/IP/copyright laws. Release as public domain and if someone refuses to give you the code then you should "steal" it and re-release it as public domain for all. GPL, BSD, MIT doesn't matter. It's all garbage. The entire concept of copyright and intellectual property is retarded and bad for humanity. It holds back progress and only enriches the same glow nigger faggots that are ruining everything. GPL is an obvious failure and has not prevented them seizing control over everything in the software world. Instead of simply taking the code and fucking off they usurp the projects instead. Which is how we ended up with the Linux kernel and everything around it being a massive pile of garbage. Just look at what they did to the Gnome project after version 2.x for a good example.

Their real goal at the moment seems to be closing the x86 loop-hole. They really really hate the fact that it's somewhat open and allows you to run whatever software you want. Which is why all this ARM shit ships with locked bootloaders these days. They have to make all the system in current use artificially obsolete so they can control the flow of data in the future.

In other words: In 10-15 years time it'll be impossible to build anything from source on a consumer system.

The primary goal of rust is its own proliferation by replacing existing tools, so it can get rid of the GPL.

>>107697932
No

https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/setup/linux_build.html
>Memory: 4GB RAM minimum, 8GB+ recommended.

>>107698211
>The primary goal of BSD and Plan 9 is its own proliferation by replacing existing tools, so it can get rid of the GPL.
What does that have to do with Rust?

>>107693057
People good at software development actually don't care about "lifetimes", they have a more grounded knowledge of things and don't make mental structs telling stories about pieces of data having adventures and waiting for other pieces of data to execute things. C++ was largely adopted because of the OOP craze, the type theory shenanigans were introduced without consent of the governed by the idiots at the standards committee that know more about writing books than doing actual work.The thing you like is not what made it successful, and in general, when people say "C++ sucks" they mean the things you like, specifically, you can pretend people are angry about raw pointers but its actually the simpler thing about the language. You are the problem. You are literally the "too clever for his own good" retard that enters a codebase, makes it 10 times harder to work with and leaves when he is bored(or rather, when you were unable to keep up with your own bullshit).

>>107696398
why containers and not vms

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>AliExpress SATA to M.2 (SATA) adapter
Is it just me, or does the soldering job on this thing suck ass?

>>107697529
doesnt matter, it's sata speeds, they wont desolder themselves when you use it

>>107697313
Containers have much lower overhead.
I have a hardon for Jails though.

I have 2 docker containers A and B
How do I make container B use a service (i.e. a db) that is in container A? Or is that something I shouldn't do?

>>107697817
I've been using it for a while. It is very basic in what it offers, but does those things well and fast. Does not have tabs, you are supposed to use your own windowing/tmux/..
Switched to it from ranger because it is basically a slim ranger without the Python bs
Can't compare to yazi, have not used that

ITT a retard tismo trying to get us to do his project for him...

>>107697940
tismo, so you've gotta be talking about me. Nobody's doing anything for me, here. Except for that guy running viu with -h and -w, trying to get it to display more than one image at once in fzf in that way. That's not the only foot gun I handed out either. alt-k is a redundant keybinding in the fzf config, which I re-wrote in the course of this thread. I also re-wrote my fzfkeys, and wrote the fzf_preview_wrapper. Most of this, I'll never use because I do most of my file management with commands and patterns. Though, I always have it available with ctrl-f and ctrl-d, which runs the equivalent of the fff and ffd global aliases, from a modified fzf keybindings plugin file, at the cursor position.

>>107693406
dired + dirvish

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>hurr durr why no use gui file manager or commands?
Because sometimes using something like yazi, nnn, etc is faster or easier to do, and also quite handy when on a tty. Anyway I use "lf", it's pretty barebones on its own but can be expanded with extra functionality, there's a lot of documentation in its github page.
https://github.com/gokcehan/lf/wiki/Integrations
Some are self-explanatory, life fzf or grep, but others I also like and use are
>bookmarks
Create bookmarks for certain directories and quickly jump to them. You can fuzzy search through them as well.
>ffmpeg
Quickly convert your audio and video files
>git
So you can git on the go
>markdown previewer
You can open your markdown notes somewhere else. If you have a markdown viewer extension in your browser, then you can make it so it opens there.
>atool
Create and extract archive files of all kinds.


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>>107698174
lol wtf is that crap?
Thanks for the pic :^)

>>107698274
hahaha that poor bastard needs to see a shrink

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>>107698222
Ok, what does that have to do with Sentret in Coca-Cola hats or attending Kraut conferences? It's not like these people are real, either.

>>107698352
great pic

>>107697162
Anarchy Autogynophilia Association (formerly known as Chaos Computer Club)

>>107697207
why does he have such a jewish nose?

>>107681020
it do be like that

>>107682702
ask better questions, fucking retard

>>107686181
making games but I'm focusing on writing and doing the assets first

Time to officially start on my second renderer. The first one, based on vkguide, is cluttered af and I need to make breaking structural changes. My buddy Claude Opus gave me a bunch of ideas and working material.

>>107698311
disablo pbo in bios

>>107698322
360mm AIO. Now.,
>>107698332
No, the opposite. See above. AIO Now.

>>107698324
>>107698340
Good to hear. I heard tales of them idling in the low 40’s, so wanted to make sure I didn’t fuck up the mounting.
>>107698332
From what I’ve heard, they run hotter yeah. Wanted to double-check here to make sure it’s normal.

>>107698324
>>107698340
true but if you're autistic about spiking for no reason get an aio

>>107698364
>I heard tales of them idling in the low 40’s
if you're on windows 11 your computer is never idle

>>107698265
its crap. i cant be bothered to type the huge amount of things wrong with it, but its crap

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>>107698235
Windows peak is 11

>>107698330
>I'm a delusional masochist and I need help

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>>107698351
>and I need help
already have all the help I'll ever need at the tip of my fingers

>>107697945
what should i do instead? i have tried using the real use-package and it didn't make a difference

>>107698135
Just out of curiosity, what version of Emacs are you running and is native compilation enabled?

>>107698145
30.2 with native compilation on windows through msys2

>>107698135
keep the conditional package installation, which doesn't need to be a macro btw

(defun package-maybe-install (package)
  (unless (package-installed-p package)
    (package-install package)))

and wrap the configuration of non-essential packages inside a with-eval-after-load form

(with-eval-after-load 'eshell
  (setq eshell-cp-interactive-query t
        eshell-mv-interactive-query t
        eshell-ln-interactive-query t)

  (eat-eshell-mode)
  (eat-eshell-visual-command-mode)

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>>107698326
thanks for the tips but this looks like a lot of effort
i'd rather just live with the long startup since i dont use emacs in a terminal

>>107694641
>Can we go back to using RAM as an SSD?
I assume you mean using a DRAM-based non-volatile storage by keeping the charge?
You could, I just don't know why you would.

There's not a huge advantage for non-volatile storage compared to PCIe 6.0 NVMe. Lower capacity. More expensive. Transfer speeds aren't going to be much higher, except in random writes?
If you really need random write-heavy performance across smaller capacities, lower than a NAND-based drive, why not use CXL and a fuckhuge ramdisk? If you need this, you definitely have some very specific application need, right? So pick a fine-tuned sync strategy from a conventional ramdisk to a non-volatile store instead of trying to set up the DRAM as non-volatile itself?

Put another way: Why go for an exotic hardware configuration with a bunch of downsides? Why not reach for the tools that the is working to pump out and make more compatible, more available, more affordable, etc.? You aren't getting any secret, edge-case benefit from going against the grain here.

>>107695271
Man I wish there was a way I could get enough RAM to store the program I'm currently using

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>>107698217
You just need to sell hoofpics on OnlyRAMs

>>107697949
Typo fix:
>the tools that the is working to pump out and make more compatible
*the tools that the industry is working to pump out and make more compatible

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>>107694641
Can we go back to having affordable RAM?

>>107696235
This guy is simultaneously pushing fully automated luxury communism, anti-immigration, pro-merit based immigration... He's just telling people everything they want to hear.

>>107697624
So, UBI? Where would the money come from? The only logical place is a massive tax on the AI companies that would be supplying all the AI workers that replace us. But when there's any talk of raising taxes on companies even a few percent, we are all reminded that it will just make all the companies and rich people flee and move their headquarters to other countries with lower taxes.

>>107697645
Machine learning has done that and has been for a long time now. Generative AI has nothing to do with that.

>>107697988
This just confirms my theory that he just does whatever the fuck because he is seeking approval from a disconnected mass of people who hate him or pretend to like him for some reason or another. The amount of genuine fans of him is .05%

>>107696235
Why would a sociopathic nazi suddenly care about other people? How are things going with robotaxis, humanoid robots, hyperloops, Mars colonization, what else was there in the list?
I remember he was in the list of people who were asking to pause AI development in 2023. But know xai slop is groking.

>>107697754
They avoided oled due to ghosting iirc

>>107696067
Then don't buy it

>>107698139
So $998

>>107698156
I can't.

>>107697754
They already said that it will be cheaper than the Index set which is $1000.

>>107698193
I scratched my back with a back scratcher just now and it came back a bloody mess as If I just carpet bombed a village in Vietnam

>>107698164
Yeah, but on phones you won't be able to do much more than coonsume, most likely ai generated content.

How cool it will be to play MMOs only with other, now old, millennials, code as if it really was spellcasting. Creating anything will be gatekept by money, just like in medieval times. No more rubbish yt channels made by colllege kids who lse only skill is writing bad essays.

>>107697942
@Grok, is this real?
>No, this claim is wildly exaggerated and not real.
>Computer and phone prices are rising in late 2025 due to AI-driven memory chip shortages (DRAM/HBM demand) and tariffs, with analysts predicting 4-8% increases for PCs/smartphones in 2026, and some components (like RAM) up 100-300% already.
>But jumping to $50k–$100k for a standard computer in 5–10 years? No credible sources support that—historical trends show computers getting cheaper over time (adjusted for performance), and long-term forecasts expect market growth with moderate price stability.
>Hoarding e-waste won't make old devices valuable; most end up worthless or recycled for minimal raw materials. Recycle responsibly instead.

>>107698306
>Hoarding e-waste

its actually not that bad if its a smaller device. hoarding desktop parts might be a bit hard

If web "developers" would stop copy pasting every fucking framework they have ever heard of into their sites, there's no reason the computer I'm using now can't keep working fine for another 10 years

>>107692987
They are moving away from gaussian splats and doing triangle splats because gaussian is slow and triangles are already used in everything so it's an easy adoption.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iE7CE9Fca58

>>107698153
kek

>>107693091
Made me kek

I would give anything to live in a society in which porn addicts are institutionalized and kept away from everyone else. Instead I live in hell.

>>107698312
>I live in hell because I'm too attention-starved to ignore threads made by virgins

>>107696062
PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP PLAP GET EDUCATED GET EDUCATED GET EDUCATEEEEED

>>107696062
as far as white western inventions go public education has destroyed the lives of more East Asian children than the two atom bombs dropped on Japan combined

>>107695944
Lame considering even small visual models can accurately describe a running stream in detail with little latency.

>>107695824
that's horrible, i'm so glad their faces are censored
western parents would never spam their children on social media without their consent like those bugmen do

>>107695944
No, the phone is made by ZTE + ByteDance and they use ByteDance's vision LLM to judge whether the kid is compliant

>>107692501
The only thing that doesn't work is the malware slop and the 3D sound (only useful for games)

>>107692501
>sound cards
have you tried not being a boomer?
>you expect people to have taken it seriously over the last 30 years for desktop use?
no, but sound cards are not a valid excuse

>>107692501
what the fuck do you need a sound card for in 2025

it's all about audio interfaces now bucko

Audiophiles are peak nigger

I used to use sound cards, now I use a fiio dac and edifier speakers. Works fine with my thinkpad running ubuntu.