>>108514288
Why would I install a lag-ass shitOS?

>>108514292
We are not talking about windows 11 here

>>108514272
Why are you shartycucks so desperate to shill windows?

>>108506388
>>108506780
They're fumbling their monopoly. In 5-10 years there will be basedtube video documentaries about "Microsoft, the tech titan too big to fail!"

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>>108514235
No amount of mentally ill spam can tie up linux to jeets

>>108512786
Yes, trannies love coding

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YOOH NAT UH RAH DAT
MMH DAT IM BAP UH RAH DAT

Are you ready to move through your files and directories like a hot knife through butter?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
https://codeberg.org/problems_available/zsh_config

__fzf_dir_select() {
  setopt localoptions pipefail no_aliases 2> /dev/null
  local item
  local -a tokens
  tokens=(${(z)LBUFFER})
  local last_word=${tokens[-1]}
  local selection
  export FZF_CTRL_D_COMMAND=$(
    if [[ "$(realpath .)" == "${HOME}" ]] && [[ -n "$last_word" && -e "$last_word" ]]; then
      search_path="'$last_word'"
      printf '%s' "fd . $search_path --color=always -HiL -t d -d1 -E .histfile -E .git -E .gitignore"

    elif [[ "$(realpath .)" == "${HOME}" ]]; then

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>>108514089
IT'S SO FUCKING BUTTERY SMOOTH
I'M ALREADY THERE!!!!

>>108511940
you know what....
I never seriously considered perl

I'll give it an honest shot

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>>108477409
you goobers did not even manage to finish the coreutils rewrite from a few years ago (or maybe it was a decade ago)

>>108477409
nothing would run properly on it, it would still be beholden to current cpu (and gpu) architectures, and generally offer no real advantages other than "security" (false, it is already compromised by the hacker known as 4chan) and aesthetics (also false, /g/ is dogshit at visual design let alone UI/UX)

>>108477424
just mod windows 7 and ignore the securitards crying about it

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Yeah this is all going nowhere.
Maybe you all need to take a step back. How would you improve this bloated design in picrel in 2026?
The rest will just logically follow
>but thats only half of…
Yes anon. Try fixing the small stuff first before we get overly ambititius again

>>108514384
Mate, the CPU executes four XORs and/or four ANDs in a single fucking cycle. You want to trim fat, you first get rid of fifty-year-old interfaces and enable zero-copy submissions without triggering global TLB shootdowns that require tens of thousands of cycles, and then you disable overcommit so that all the shitware out there has to actually *use* the memory it demands from the kernel.

THAT'S where the meat's at.

>>108513046
Most of the computing is done by python fucking around and doing a bunch of unnecessary shit
>>108512681
probably loading a billion libraries because pyshitniggers are known to just import libraries to do fucking everything

>>108511675
probably the person who goes "someone else should do some hard work for my benefit (for free)"

>>108514273
its to everyones benefit tho
thats how open source works

>itsuhh very slowwe
>let's rewrite it in an even slower language!
?

>>108512926
99.99% of the complexity of yt-dip is overcoming anti-downloading measures that YouTube constantly updates against them. Why do you think it has js shit in it? For fun? It's because they have to literally run blackbox Google JavaScript to generate challenge responses in order to access the good quality download versions. You'd better hope they manage to get SABR working before Google forces that too.

>>108511086
Based nim enjoyer.

asm or go home

For me, it's MATLAB

>>108511001
>C, but 10% slower and far worse to write
I'll pass

Odin.

>>108510904
Helium.

>>108510904
Why would you do that? Are you violently retarded?

>>108511545
Yeah I always end up just using Brave for mobile since phone browser ad-blocks always end up being finicky for me. I think it's a good use case for Brave. I think Vivaldi is also a solid option if you don't mind it being more closed source than other alternatives.

>>108510904
Depends on your needs, OS, and what do you mean by "better" (it may make sense to rethink your usage of this word). I would say the main alternatives are Furryfox and Chromium (or Ungoogled Chromium, probably???), so I'll (subjectively) compare Brave with them. There are also some other smaller independent(?) browsers like Falkon, qutebrowser, or Luakit, but I don't have much experience with them, therefore won't comment on this regard.


# Furryfox

## Pros
- Easier to set up declaratively. customize in general, or change the looks even without add-ons
- By far superior vertical tab organization functionality if you don't mind installing some plugin like Sidebery
- Imposes less restrictions on plugins, as far as I know
- Can be found in virtually any general purpose software repo
- Compiles and runs natively on almost every general-purpose OS (even NetBSD); in other words --- very portable
- Considerably better startup speed if you have enormous piles of tabs hoarded (I have about 10k right now and it's still usable)

## Cons

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>>108510904
Firefox with ublock origin

I don't use these platforms, but don't ad blockers work on them?
I use Xitter (yes, I deserve ridicule of it), and I don't see any of the ad posts in my feed.

>>108513760
They're mostly old people though. Facebook will die when they die.

>>108513760
im okay with meta since i've been able to avoid all their shit with ease

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Reminder that Zuckerberg pushing lobby for the creation and approval of these US laws; he has seats in California and Colorado with the objective of avoid any liability for content moderation on META’s services regarding minors.

>he failed to enforce moderation over radicalized facebook groups which led to a massacre in Myanmar orquestrated through such facebook groups

>he failed with his cryptocurrency (Libra, then Callibra, then Diem) because he was rejected by Congress

>CEO of the project representing META, David Marcus, famously failed to explain to US dixie congressmen Denver Riggleman why the technical leadership choose Rust as the programming language to implement the blockchain technology sustaining the currency

>he failed with META Galactica (their response ChatGPT)
>he failed with VR
>he failed with the Metaverse

>zuckenberg works with Palmer Luckey
>palmer luckey works with Peter Thiel
>peter Thiel works with Alex Karp (Palantir)

>>108513760
Zuck is a god because he still has a majority share.

>>108510291
You gotta change the pipe size bro.

>>108508279
cool software + super cool logo

>>108508279
syntax was made by totally deranged
thank god we have AI who build the commands for us

>>108509979
>>108511003
I like parallel's syntax better than xargs.

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>>108508279

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>>108514322
new gemma system prompt created by gemma
still tweaking it

>>108512919
It's a broken home lad

>>108513391
It's a pretty view

>>108513536
kek

>>108513161
Why do all that when u can use win10 shut up and it takes 3 min total to fix any issue
Startallback takes 3 min to swt up. Thats 6 min to fix win 11 vs hours uve already put into linux wine workflows

>>108513439
Outlook.com on Firefox. There I've solved your issues

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>>108513817
>if you want to discuss anime/JAV porn/politics, you go to /v/

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>>108513817
>LLMs/agent usage is simply not programming

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pair_programming

>>108514042
Damn. Not even one (1) result?
I guess even I don't exist.

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>>108511864
List has ascending and descending sorts now, and reverse, insert, delete and append. I also made a Printer for Lists. I might make an Iterator for Lists.

>>108511864
... how does this help utilizing kernel calls?
>it doesn't
So you're just autistic?

>>108513254
>AI summary
you fr?

>>108513738
>pixel
>seem like good phones
sure, if you like mid hardware for flagship prices

>>108514311
better than low tier botnet hardware for flagship prices like applel

The fact they can't do anything about this troll that spams /g with Apple hate is super sus.

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New In Depth Tech Reviews Battery Test Video for the S26 Ultra vs the iPhone 17 Pro Max!
The A19 Pro really shows off its efficient performance.

https://youtu.be/Xqbg6j3SPjk?si=okJdzbDxKSiKk8uG

>>108513815
if steam were bad, something better would replace it :)

>>108513915
If iphone were bad, something would replace it.

>>108513873
They like android because they're smart.
Don't believe me? Look up household income in the US by ethnicity.

>>108512466
>why doesn't someone make a spyware-free OS, but for spyware?

>>108513873
I legit didn't expect Japan to be so into iPhones, they used to pick domestic phones exclusively.

>>108512463
That’s the dumbest fucking shit I’ve ever read. I don’t know if this or Shitalik coming up with Ethereum because his Warlock got nerfed is worse though.

>>108512463
that elevator probably malfunctions to this day

>>108512463
so yet another "i got filtered by C/C++ so im going to make new language"

>>108509317
The one in which sweeping complexity under the rug doesn't actually reduce complexity.

>>108507474
yes I was mostly talking about idiomatic code in those languages, I know go is a bit more transparent about how your memory is actually used (by allowing pointers) and in the last decade I know C# has added much more control and tools to handle how things are actually allocated, but:

a) almost no one takes advantage of these things
b) the added complexity just makes me think why bother? just use C/C++

>while most C++/Rust programmers mess this up, leading to up to 10x slowdowns
I agree, especially in Rust code that I've seen this is a big mess.

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>>108510765
eat shit

v,i,j,k,l,s,a[99];
main()
{
    for(scanf("%d",&s);*a-s;v=a[j*=v]-a[i],k=i<s,j+=(v=j<s&&(!k&&!!printf(2+"\n\n%c"-(!l<<!j)," #Q"[l^v?(l^j)&1:2])&&++l||a[i]<s&&v&&v-i+j&&v+i-j))&&!(l%=s),v||(i==j?a[i+=k]=0:++a[i])>=s*k&&++a[--i])
        ;puts("");
}

>>108510765
nah. software is disposable

>>108510894
in english, doc

>>108510765
The people that coined that quote have never written commercially successful software so not sure why I should listen to that so called advice

It certainly wasn't the guy in the picture btw

>>108513336
It was Donald Knuth you tard