>>107835724
No, you just use a second set of parenthesis if you intend for it to mean something else.

>>107835724
I can read your math, but you can't read mine.

func() {
thing
}

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>>107835535
>nodejs
>javashit

>>107834924
>>107832260
Ragebait?
It doesn't matter that they are using '/' for division. You could replace it with '÷' and it would read the same and be relevant to OP because the point they are making is about multiplication when no sign for multiplication is used i.e. implicit multiplication.
Very clearly states that the convention is to give implicit multiplication priority over division.

>>107835024
Brute force it?

Let '0' denote the color black. Let '1' denote the color white. You're looking for white rectangles.
Start with a w*h white rectangle.
If all the h pixels immediately to the right of the rectangle are white increase w by 1.
If all the w pixels immediately under the rectangle are white, increase h by 1.
Keep growing the rectangle that way until it can grow no longer. If the rectangle is bigger than the previously biggest rectangle, update your record of biggest known rectangle.
Repeat starting anew with every known 1x1 rectangle.

If you get that to work, then you've solved the problem for at least some size input.
Then you can start thinking about optimising.

>>107822402
having that many parameters, especially int parameters that you can easily make a mistake with is bad. I would create a struct to put the parameters into and pass that, then this formatting wouldn't be an issue.

>>107835165
>you're corrupting the data and losing information *100%*
Don't tell me. Tell the retards who programmed the FCGI modules. Our code worked *fine*, as is evident by the fact that everything was displayed properly as long as we bothered to clear the UTF-8 flag once before printing the output buffer to socket.

Oh, and of course the UTF-8 flag was set during site generation, because again, UTF-8 database.

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>>107828555
>>107835024
Ez

Just precalculate ranges of 1s for each row and then recursively descend them, using binary search to find intersecting ranges in the next row.

>>107833167
You're fucking retarded.

>>107834223
meme shit for retards to waste their money on

>>107834174
>now

>>107834269
Sure, AVIF can be HDR too, but it's not a great image format.
https://files.catbox.moe/bu43fk.avif

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>>107834351
>not a great image format
It's the only direct competitor to hardware accelerated HEIC. Except you know, without 512x512 grid limitations and the cancerous royalty fees/patent trolling by mpeg-la and whatnot.

>>107834222
never ever

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>>107835661
Why? You hate money?

>>107835619
Yes, but the Japanese had impeccable QA. Also, nobody suspected them of installing backdoors on their hardware so they could kidnap your desktop PC and use it to wage cyberwarfare to get revenge for Hiroshima... and if you think the chinks aren't, then you are prolly a big enough retard you run Kapersky as your AV. Hardware by the CCP and software by the GRU! What's not to like...?

>>107820267
How is it a rounding error?

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>>107835823
It's RAM dude, RAM.
Your Intel CPU has had an entire embedded SoC in it running MINIX in it for 10 years now, I'm pretty sure AMD's PSP is the same.
A whole lotta people use TP-LINK and other Chinese routers.
Every version of Windows has backdoors and so does your phone which you carry all the time, if they wanted to the glowies can track you down and spy on you 1000 different ways.
You've got to put things into perspective.

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>>107822022
Mossad really did that?

>>107833806
>no ankle

>>107835367
it's obscured, just checked irl

>>107835367
it's perfectly identical to the photo controlnet reference you're just blind and don't know anatomy

>>107835584
Could you show the photo? Not him but the perspective just looks kinda odd to me.

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>DX5II apparently blowing up headphones now.

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>>107835841
>topping
>chinkfiman
>focal

these people really are just a walking stereotype arent they?
same people will shit on schiit for 12 years because of the asgard 1 fiasco that they warrantied, but still buy focal,chinkfiman and topping after doing far worse
I guess you would have to be a literal cuckold to be an asr user anyways so it's lore accurate

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>>107835018
>just know you might as well have no warranty anyways so you could just buy used aeons or audezes and probably have a higher chance of them lasting longer
Might be. I'm honestly not sure if the QC of those second Verums is better than the first one. For the record, I do have Aeons and like them quite a bit. I'm just looking for something wider sounding since the high amount of driver damping of Aeons makes them sound less spacious compared to some other models. Tonally I think they're great. Used to own some Audeze and those would tick that box along with the almost uncanny THD that made it possible to apply a bass boost of any size without any distortion, unfortunately the weight is awful. And the screws loosen all the time. I was thinking about Noire XO but those have higher distortion that I'd like and Expanse is way too expensive. Para 2 is fine-ish but it not only has worse FR than the Verum, it also has chinkshit build quality. At least the slav dude has the decency to recommend Schiit over >>107835841 for his headphones so I'd trust him over the chinks. If this decides to die I'm selling my kidney or some shit and getting the Expanse.

>>107835912
>that
*than

>>107835903
at least Schiit now replace your headphone if it ever happens again (which it hasn't iirc)
JohnYang sperged out on ASR and said that'd never happen and that every other amp company blows up headphones so its fine if his does too.

>>107831612
The UK is the trial balloon for surveillance shit in the West. Everything that passes the smell test there will be rolled out to the rest of us.

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>>107831612
thats minor stuff for by UK Govt. website standards

>>107831612
Because (You) let them. If the people didn't want incompetent at best, malicious if we're being real politicians slamming their foot on the gas and Thelma & Louise'ing their entire country they'd stop voting for them.

>>107831612
why is a government website using imgur?

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>>107835938
Competency crisis, DEI hires, late stage capitalism, three letter agencies, pic rel, pick your poison.

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>>107821187
fixed

>>107822673
>>107822692
>>107831052
>all the OLED phones you had must have had bad screens because they weren't the latest iPhone
Or, how about we just accept that I have screen flicker autism and can notice this shit when most people cannot?

>>107831034
I mean, that's reassuring. I might upgrade in a decade or so.

>>107833953
The newest expensive IPS panels look pretty damn good with a dimly lit room. Yeah, the blacks aren't perfect, but they're quite a bit better than they were 5 years ago. For me, OLED strains my eyes way more than IPS, and I am mainly doing productivity tasks. You couldn't give me a high end OLED if it meant I had to use it instead of my IPS panels.

>>107821187
It is nonsensical to have to baby a display by using half a dozen "safety" features. I like CRTs and their motion clarity, but even I can admit that I'm glad we no longer worry about static elements on screen, or needing to use screensavers. OLED is just a disposable meme technology.
Use high end IPS displays while we wait for Micro LED to get cheaper and smaller.

>>107835397
>Use high end IPS displays while we wait for Micro LED to get cheaper and smaller.
Or you could enjoy an OLED while waiting for that and not have to suffer with the numerous drawbacks of IPS.

>>107826356
The so called minor imperfections will shit up everything completely even worse than humans. That's what you don't understand.

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>>107826641

jewvidia shills

are

in shambles


ever since their ai slop /v/ generals got nuked.

>>107826373
/thread

It's a move to force everything online.

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>>107826356
I asked the google AI thingie if it can translate Zoomer to English so enjoy my response translated from English to Zoomer:
Chat, /g/ is literally delulu brain rot, causing them to crashing out over things they don't even understand.

>>107835866
Because they're manchildren.

Personal preference.

paru already exists though?

>>107835347
>By the way, existing Arch package management tools (such as Pacman) are licensed under the GPL. The new, Rust-based libraries and replacements are licensed under the MIT license.
I hate cuck licenses and I hate corporate entities that promote cuck licenses so that they can take someone else's work for free

>>107835347
Thank you brother for bringing attention to this matter.

Invetigating pacman/libalpm itself. you can see that libalpm has the following so dependencies:

libcrypto.so  => Apache-2.0
libarchive.so => BSD-2-Clause
libcurl.so    => MIT
libgpgme.so   => (multi, including  MIT)
libc.so       => (depends on impl)

I ENCOURAGE ALL MY COMRADES TO UNINSTALL PACMAN AND ALL THESE POZZED DEPENDENCIES, INCLUDING GLIBC WHICH IS LGPL-POZZED. STICK TO GPL ONLY.

You dont hate Gremans enough.

(((MIT))) license
thanks, German government

>>107834996
1Gb is ~120MB/s. HDDs now-a-days can reach 300MB/s.
But you have to as yourself, do you benefit from a larger connection? Do you transfer files often enough to warrant it?
I read/write to my NAS frequently, around 500GB a week. I still use a 1Gb connection.

>"homelab" is currently one NUC8i5inh
>a pile of used HP Elitedesk 705 g5s are available near me
> Ryzen5 3400G + 16gb ram + either 256gb or 500gb ssd
>all come with power bricks (+ mouse & keyboard, not that I'd need those)
>all working running W10
I'm thinking of learning clustering, or setting up thin clients.
Should I get them or is there something else I should have my eye out for instead, like a different brand, newer generation or higher performance model?
I've been wanting to try clustering but I figured it'd be easier if each node is identical so I've been looking for someone selling a bulk pile of identical systems.

>>107832608
>pic
¿Por qué no los dos?

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>>107834996
This is the switchport activity for my TrueNAS box on a 10G uplink for the past seven days
Mostly doing random NFS shares for Jellyfin, packages, general data grave and some light iScuzzy
The only time it exceeds basic gigabit is when proxmox vomits the weekly backups to a network share.
YMMV, but there's no real, practical need and you will most likely never hit max drive speeds ever due to other overhead.

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What's the difference between WD Red Pro and WD Gold Enterprise Class? They're the same price.

>>107835590
Hijab

>>107835561
there is no Rajesh 1 day C class certified boot camp so I don't think so

>>107835561
Yes. It's the language of choice of Indian universities.

>>107835590
Turban

>>107835626
Cope. Java is only used because western companies hire mostly for positions involving the language. It only became popular because it was demanded, nobody likes Java for itself in India.

>>107835744
Every university in the world uses C to teach systems/low-level programming concepts.

>>107835824
The question wasn't - "Are Indians the primary C users?", it was "Is C the most Indian language?". Language preferences outside of India don't matter.

C is used in India very widely, even professionally, despite having relatively 0 demand compare to Python, JS, Java or even Sepples. C is Indians' most beloved language.

>>107835587
I think he deliberately wants to disable anti-aliasing for everything but firefox

God I love using Arch. Everything just works.

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>>107835821
Better enjoy it now while it lasts

>>107832108
>would installing fedora on an m4 mac in a virtual machine via UTM be a good idea to fuck around with linux for the first time?
You could do if you want. It's a shame Asahi Linux only supports M1 and M2 at the moment. So yeah maybe a VM is your best bet for the foreseeable future.

>>107835199
Depends on the filesystem.

>>107835615
not same guy, im the "install kde instead". I've tried the new cosmic like 3? months ago, everything worked out of the box, but cosmic is just too "mac wannabe" and I didn't like mac ui to begin with

so tl;dr, yes with cosmic too.

>>107835615
yeah so far so good. now they DID break the cosmic screenshot app, which i use pretty regularly, but they'll fix it. but other than that, no problems. i was worried OBS wouldn't work due to wayland (not cosmic), but even that works.

>>107834473
>but lags behind mature environments like KDE Plasma in gaming-specific optimizations,
This, I'm running 24.04 as my daily and it feels incomplete.

>The settings window is missing half of the options of other desktop environments have. i.e No way to change cursor size or design without using the terminal.
>The other half of the settings with a GUI interface feels sparse and limited compared to any other environment.
>No way to re-arrange your applications in the app library, only folder groups in alphabetical order
>Too many applications don't show their proper icons on the dock or panel
>Cosmic files can show thumbnails when connected to a network drive
>When directly connected to a NAS drive, it wont use smb and defaults to afp
>Might not be cosmic, but network dives will just stop showing up in the network tab, but folders that are connected will still be there. I have to disconnect and reconnect to access a new root folder on my NAS drive.
>When full screening an application with solid colors, you can see parts of your wallpaper along the edges.

Cosmic needs 6 to 12 months before being fully ready imo

>>107831927
Yeah im using popos on my legion laptop. Its the only distro where my fans dont run crazy loud for no reason. Only thing missing is blue light filter. Gayms works perfectly

>>107835549
He actually had a broken package in the install it was just really bad timing, none of that was his fault. It was fixed immediately afterwards. If he did the same thing on a not-broken install this would have never happened.
It was not smart in the first place to try and install Steam like he did but with a non-broken package it would install normally and then possibly not work correctly. It might need dependencies it doesn't list, or you might need to configure something else manually before it works, or certain features won't work in the program. It wouldn't tear down the desktop environment and if you found out it was fucked you could safely remove it the same way you added it.

Where he went wrong is forcing it through when it very clearly explained what will happen and how bad it will be instead of stopping and reporting it.