I'm playing with openSD on an old low resource minitower (1gb RAM)
It's pretty barebones but surprisingly snappy.
xfce4 failed so I'll stick with fvwm for now but gimp3 ran fine and firefox is doing pretty well.
I'm still figuring how to use customisation files like .xsession but the man pages are more readable than I've found for linux.

I'll take any suggestions for what to look into to make it look better, is openbox any good?

>>107856456
hehe
>be OP
>on obsd
>make that final text post
>forget to upload shrimple image to message
>do another captcha
>failed to upload
>its webp
>search for other versions of the image that arent webp
>none
>try pkg_add gimp
>install one that probably isn't even gimp
>try to run it
>it's not gimp

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>>107858909
oh so gimp does work
will have to look into that
also want to try a window manager
tried i3 but it was borked out of the box for me
and the default window manager wouldn't run ungoogled-chromium out of the box
also couldn't get ublock origin or ublock origin lite to work on ungoogled chromium
tried some online crx chrome extension converter for further workaround attempt but somehow the system crashed when it started to download the result
not so shrimple after all
neckbeard keeps growin tho

>>107859548
I don't know if it'll help you, but I just came across this blog about how you can customise the base system window manager CWM to do pretty cool things.
https://antonyfb.com/blog/my-cwm-config.html

I'm still looking to get more aquanted with these systems but it seems pretty flexible so I want to try out what I can if it means my incredibly constrained system is usable.

>>107860689
pretty neat thx

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>>107861319
>You weren't gone long!
my neighbors make sure there's no chance I ever get to sleep in
so whats the lore on where you vanished to? rare for you to be completely disappeared for so long

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>>107861372
Idk hahaha I have a pretty long track record of disappearing for a while LOL
Uhmmm long story short is that I had to work on some stuff! I wasn't in the best headspace and I didn't wanna put that out there haha!
I feel SO much better now though, so it's nothing to worry about!

1.) Micron is still supplying all 3rd party RAM vendors
2.) They only killed off their own consumer brand Crucial
3.) They are increasing production eight fold this very year
4.) All big DRAM foundries are still producing RAM dies from the consumer market
5.) Killbait niggers deserve the rope

>>107861301
how does this help me afford 32gb of ram without taking out a second mortgage?

>>107861409
You could maybe put some blame on retailers and the island gook manufacturers.
OEMs are maybe paying 50% more for RAM meanwhile your precious DIY providers are raping you 4x

The lack of accountability and blame given to Taiwanese manufacturers are fucking astounding.

>>107861451
>DRAM
>Taiwan
haha

>>107859041
There's a reason the stereotype exists, anon. We didn't just make it up.

>>107857146
retard

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>>107857120
Huh?

>>107857168
Isn't a hostile onion service the easiest way to deanonymize users?

>>107857146
FPBP. Turn your VPN off, OP.

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>>107857534
I feel it has good and bad points. There's no piss filter, and running the same prompt twice doesn't result in gens looking so samey, but the quality seems slighty worse, and it seems stricter (although, I guess that's more to do with filters, rather than the actual model).

I still feel it is the best when it comes to realistic looking gens, though.

>>107861263
>If everyone is in debt, who are they in debt to?
each other. but i mean the way i see it, the way debt works is
>governments sell bonds for $1k, 1k€ or whatever
>immediately blow that money on paying employees or something of the sort
>said employees put some of that money into the stock market
>stonks go UP
>government has no way to pay back that debt, except selling MORE bonds
>at the same time, many of the same employees, or other governments, or other people under said governments also trade those bonds for more stocks, because they are still valued like they are going to be paid back
>stonks go up even more
same happens to real estate, gold, silver and so on. more debt around the means more money on books, which means more asset inflation.

to answer the more important question, what happens when that debt is either repaid or defaulted on? assets rapidly deflate, retirees go in panic, capital owners (if they still hold political power) go goo goo gaga crazy, causing wide economic system shock and a whole lot of chaos

>>107852956
Linux runs more Windows software than Windows

>>107861263
>>107861370
also to clarify, if the US gov prints to pay off its debts (which it is already kinda doing), the stocks will continue to go up exponentially until something gives the public a reality check, like people realize a can of mountain dew appreciating faster than said stocks. that's when things will get retarded beyond the ability of the government to cook the books

>>107852238
Apple is great hardware. The issue is they're overpriced for what you're getting and no way to upgrade shit so you can stay in their ecosystem without paying through the nose (hurr hurr).

>>107861405
It isn't worth the paper it isn't even printed on.

>>107861302
why is having a worse and slower distro with a techlet aimed update model better than a bleeding edge one where all mistakes can be brainlessly fixed in less than 5 minutes?
you're using training wheels to drive on a road made of memory foam

>>107861321
>worse and slower distro
that's just like... your opinion, man
>using training wheels to drive on a road made of memory foam
sounds comfy

>>107856264
>Snaps aren't that bad.
>massively wasting resources is not that bad
sigh

>>107861360
that's not an opinion, you're waiting for everything much longer because you fear the possibility of having to spend 5 minutes restoring a snapshot
just admit you're lazy because that's what this really is

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>>107861395
my computer works for me, not the other way around
mmmmmmmm yeah, feels good

>>107850937
pc-98 VNs are much more soulful than AI slop

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>>107800819
How's this guy? Does it contain all the AI slopware that Pro has?

>>107860032
It's a cut down version made for use with IoT devices like industrial computers, which makes it incredibly good as a desktop OS because it has barely any shit in it. IoT LTSC 2024 is pretty much one of the best versions of 11 you can use.

>>107860058
>>107860058
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>>107805265
friendly

>>107860544
it's 15% for fashion which coincides with their livestreams. if you're looking for clothes and shoes and you live in uk/aus/can you can save a lot of money right now

can you buy a raspberry 5 or some of its components in aliexpress? or will they just send you some clone or fake shit

anyone buy a vacuum cleaner off Aliexpress? one of these battery powered stick ones like this:
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256810005980427.html
does anyone know if they're any good? there's dozens of brands and they all look the same

>>107860900
dont know about how they are but if you have battery tools consider buying one with the same system, or an adapter

Any recommendations for a bidet?

its chrome. randomly chrome will corrupt your profile if you close it the wrong way or update it automatically. ideally you should make a fresh chrome profile every 6 months so shit doesn't feel slow.

>>107860301
Never feels slow for me even with hundreds of tabs open. Speaking of tabs is there a way to put all opened tabs into an html file or something

>>107860238
>Is Chrome any good? I used to use Chrome to be honest but switched over to Chrome because I heard it uses less memory than Chrome.

>>107860274
check out bitwarden (stores your passwords in cloud) and KeePassXC (stores your passwords locally). also you can check keepass (never use it but you might give it a shot)

Use a password manager, numbnuts.

>>107854169
Current Arch package managment sucks moose cock.

The solution? Use Rust. LMAO

>>107861206
No, it implied any government as there are only two options, trusted and untrusted. There is no third option, the whole fucking point of the reply was why he'd trust any other government, which is why they're "functionally the same". The sheer audacity of calling someone ESL when you lack basic reading comprehension...

>>107861222
>like we do in Germany?
where? I haven't seen a single job listing with Rust here in germany

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>>107861251
I'm too sober for this ESL schizobabble

>>107861251
Is this AI?

asshole logo

stopmakingbuttholes.com

>more low effort chromium slop
who fuckin gives a shit

>>107861177
its just chromium but packaged slighly better

>>107861334
I'm sold.

>>107857000
And desu this much ram is a waste on both of them, max usage I ever get is 100 GB use when I fuck up.

>>107856276
Also thx for the suggestions, I'll look into them

so do you like call up another ISP and be like
>hey I got some fiber and some internet registrations, I want to connect to your thingie
and they're like ok NP it's free? o algo

>>107859372
Some ISPs will peer with anyone else for free, for instance Unis often to this.
Those that don't can be handeled by transit services as I mentioned above, and transit services usually charge per MB of traffic.
Bassically these services set up network infrastructure in peering centres and make arangements with all the ISPs that are publicaly available, and the price they charge per MB is essentially dependant on what they're charging.
I explained this in short earlier here aswell.

>>107861256
Anonymous upboated this post