>>107552864
This. Though there might be autismos we don't know about, working on Linux, who are better in technical terms, but when it comes to impact there's really no competition.

>>107550362
Of those three? Carmack probably. Then a huge powergap, Sweeny, then another huge power gap before you finally get to Blow.

I'll always be preferential to Chris Sawyer for making Roller Coaster Tycoon. That or some indie dev that makes truly autistic games, like Tarn Adams on Dwarf Fortress, or any other game that's trying to be a full world with loads of detail.

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>>107555660
This man is a Stephen Hawking of computing. He just doesn't give a fuck.
https://www.ultratechnology.com/1xforth.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK0NwqF8F0k
https://colorforth.github.io/1percent.html
https://colorforth.github.io/

>>107553317
writing a language isn't difficult, just takes time

>>107550362
The man who invented Jai and loved his goydows.

>>107557517
oh god no

all my friendgirls absolutely love arch and can tinker with it all day long

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>>107557517
Women in my linux?

>>107559168
I love telling women to get a job

>>107557517
draw a horse dick on the penguin

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Good morning, /g/.
>>107556173
Nice colors, that strawberry theme is especially nice.

>>107558629
Two things
1) the younger you are, the higher your ideological flexibility is. which makes sense, especially when you take into consideration the fact that younger people are exploring what it means to be themselves. this leads to a sort of ideological ambivalence wherein individuals sympathize with views that are often seen in opposition to each other.
2) the older you get, the more solidified your ideological beliefs become. you start out like a pendulum swinging back and forth and settle somewhere in between the two extremes.

plus, mutualism is more like an aspect of a broader ideology than an ideology by itself.

>>107559091
This is all reasonably accurate, but also the older you get the more experience you've had, and the more observations you've made. This doesn't necessarily result in forming "better" or more "realistically accurate" ideologies/world views, because literally everyone is too retarded to do that, but it does mean you might have major relative SHIFTS in your own individual ones.

Younger also tends to think we/they know better than we/they actually do, without yet knowing what it's even actually like to have many decades of experience/observation. When I was in my 20s I certainly had no accurate pictures of what it would be like to be me pushing 60, including what all I would experience/observe over the course of that time, both internally and externally.

You'll always be RETARDED, period, but you'll be DIFFERENTLY RETARDED over the course of your life.

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>>107550806
Hi /u/WindowsUserOG

>>107552947
COZY

>>107558109
Shouldn't these be cheap by now?

>>107558814
I have 39 installed. I mostly use a single one since I rip the other stores I use on my computer. But using half a dozen different ones is reasonable.

>>107542935
>AI Assistant
buzz off

what is the cheapest big ebook today?
basically for reading long boring legal documentation in pdfs...

>>107558852
It is a word promoted by Apple to alieanate people from installing apps to their own device. To create a culture in which you don't own your device but the manufacturer does. Only installing with the appstore is legit. Otherwise you are a sideloading criminal pirate. Judging by how you seem to have fallen into their scheme, they seem to have succeeded.

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>>107558464
no i havent, but theres no way they arent fixing them right? theres a lot of dev activity in discuss and the bug tracker.

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>>107558662
>but theres no way they arent fixing them right?
nta but
lol
lmao
just look up "KDE year old bug" and you'll find
>8 year old bug finally fixed
>15 year old bug finally fixed
>4 year old bug finally fixed
>9 year old bug finally fixed
hell I just saw one that was 18 years old

>>107559105
>there's no way they aren't fixing them
>literally lists a bunch of bugfixes
lmao what a brainlet

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>>107559200
>t-they're fixing it, see? l-l-like this one from... 18 years ago!!

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>>107559224
>they aren't real bugfixes because... they just aren't ok!!

>>107556513
I just ordered it but its got comparable specs to the 1800$ ipad pro 16/1tb so im expecting it to be a good vale at 550$. So far the reviews for it have been glowing. Its one of the most powerful tablets you can buy and it humiliates the ipad mini which only costs 50$ less.

>>107556581
Who you calling an algo u fukn faggot?

Seems like a good deal

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>>107556085

>>107556085
you mean the y700? the tab is the global version but they dont have those yet. The global versions are actually usually worse though

>>107554110
The top is:
1. Newer growth/early season
2. over saturated colours

But this is kinda funny because it represents windows then and now in a symbolic way. Windows was fresh and green. Now it's old, dry and at the end of life. Windows-lickers... it's so over

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>>107554348
It's literally just a slide film with probably a grad filt / nd or two. What's wrong with your brain? Go and play in traffic.

>>107554777
still doing it

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>>107554110
>Swift to its close ebbs out life's little day;
>earth's joys grow dim, its glories pass away.
>Change and decay in all around I see.

Nothing keeps happening

>>107557708
>Republicans can nationalize shit but if Europe tries to nationalize shit, the right wing parties will immediately seethe and shit themselves, despite them being allied with Republicans and copying everything they do
I am starting to think USA is subverting Europe

>twitter spam

>>107557708
Seems like shit compared to lithium-ion/sodium-ion in both volumetric and gravimetric energy density

works on my machine

>>107557259
Same.
>thread closed as "won't fix"

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>>107557221
I thought my router shat itself but turns out it was just jeetdows 11 screwing with my wifi drivers. Switched to fedora and it worked just fine. My guess is it's the same for you, assuming you're on windows. You should abandon ship while you still can btw, that dumpster fire of an os is getting ai-generated code now, I wouldn't trust it to keep my files intact atp.

>>107557221
sounds like a skill issue

>>107557547
THIS OP

Or at the very least become a LTSC coward like me.

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>>107553019
>how do I have my cake and eat it with the worst mini PC line (HP)
The Tiny/Mini/Micro PCs are overall trash for airflow inherently with HP being perhaps the worst. Your idea to heatsink to the 2.5" caddy is interesting, but I suspect it would get thermal soaked quite quickly without airflow anyway. Matching pad thickness to the caddy height would be also be hard and risky.
>M.2 heatsink?
You can't use NVMe heatsinks because there isn't enough clearance between the drive and the motherboard, let alone above to the caddy.

My suggestion would be this - unless you want to brave making a custom heatsink+mount and getting the Z axis perfect for mounting pressure, I would be looking into buying this https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009890263603.html and somehow unfolding the fins into something like picrel. Then design a 3D printed chassis lid to mount a 140mm fan to blow over the whole board like this https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/gadget/m720q-gehaeuse-mod-luefter.
>I don't have a 3D printer
JLC3DP
>how do I connect the fan?
The fan pin out is exactly the same as a standard PWM fan, just make sure you have the wiring order matched. You'll need a 4 pin JST SH1.0mm connector which you can then wire directly into a fan or to a standard 4 pin female connector.
Wiring as seen here - https://g3r4686.wixsite.com/multimodsg3r/post/prodesk-elitedesk-cooling-problem-mod-solution

Other options
>90W model chassis lid

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How much storage do you guys have? I only really need a file server, not transcoding or anything fancy so I've been using a 4TB drive plugged into a Pi as a NAS but I'm up to 3/4TB filled and I'm thinking maybe I should get an 8TB just in case I need it now SSD's are about to get FUCKED

>>107556806
>I'm still on the fence between /24 and /16 for my subnets.
Well that's easy. How much broadcast spam do you want?

>>107558998
We use ZFS around here. So we fill up a drive only halfway and add a second drive for redundancy. So 25% usable space, and that's not counting backup(s).

>>107558998
91TiB.

>>107558502
usecase?

>>107550170
>It seems like they removed it because the upstream repository has been dead for 5 years and the package is unused.
the literal first line in that discussion: "Palantir is a fascist company and their software has no place in Nixpkgs."

>>107550267
OP is a faggot, so? Maintainers clearly stated they wouldn't have merged it if it wasn't unused in nixpkgs.

Packages still broken?

>>107541891
meanwhile every single linux project of any use is being developed on fedora, likely by people being paid by red hat, but yea bro the retard config manager distro has great support

after the mandatory tranny themes in gnome I can't consider it a serious project anymore

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>>107558256
usecase for posting a child lover?

>>107558914
Fuck off

Gnome is shit and cosmic is a waste of time built on garbage foundations (gnome)
Where else should the money go when gnome is too opinionated for everyday use?
Usecase of overly opinionated pieces of shit that even valve had to flush?

>>107558256
I'd do anything for based Konki.

>>107558556
Yes.

>>107558488
i have been asking the same question for a very long time.

>anyway it works fine even without these settings, these are for the freaks who need to glean the last erg of performance out of highly tuned systems with loads of RAM to spare in them.

This feels like a really basic thing but I don't think I've ever tried it before. I use little enough space on my primary SSD that I could just clone it onto my much smaller secondary SSD. Obviously I could do this as a backup kinda thing and clone back to my primary, but would I be able to boot off the secondary? It occurs to me that I've never tried something like that, and it could be an easier way to shuffle things around if I want to fuck around with Linux memes and dual boot shenanigans and still have a quick and easy reset.

>>107558806
i have a better suggestion if you want to experiment with e.g., *nix that does not pollute the Windows EFI boot with the grub bootloader or whatever *nix bootloader your chosen distro uses. This is important, every once in a while an anon pops up that loaded *nix then got rid of it and ended up not knowing how to get rid of the *nix bootloader.

firstly, make sure you have a way to fully back up your OS drive to a storage medium outside your computer and make a backup.

then make sure your stuff on the second drive is also copied off somewhere so you can erase that one.

then you can temporarily disable (in BIOS if possible, or by removing or unplugging) your OS drive and install *nix to the second drive.

now, re-enable or re-install the original OS drive. In the BIOS, make sure its still in the same boot order as Windows gets confuse if you change the boot order.

done correctly this results in there being two completely separate UEFI bootloaders, and you can use whatever BIOS hotkey your motherboard has on bootup to select BIOS boot from either drive (the default boot would still be Windows). If and when you get tired of *nix you could simply erase the secondary drive and use it for Windows, or if you decide the *nix distribution is all you need you can erase the Windows drive, either way you never have to worry about the bootloader from either OS messing up the other one (and Windows does not care about *nix bootloaders, it will happily trash e.g. Grub if you you do a repair).

>sounds crazy but it /works/

>>107558938
Oh that's a great idea, thank you. It's been a long time since I worked in break/fix style IT and that was enough to make me stop tinkering as a hobby. Didn't even occur to me that I could just turn them off in BIOS. I guess the one tricky thing is making sure that the backup would fit the cold storage SSD I'd use for it. I'll need to trim enough fat for it to fit on a 500 GB drive. Not impossible, but an effort. Probably well worth it for cheap insurance.

>>107558987
you can't read python? fuck off.

>>107559009
ChatGPT can. Ask him.

>>107559021
go back, jeet.

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>>107558734
You can't just let people who target javascript call their garbage a compiler, you beat them with the transpiler allegations until morale improves

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Trying to create a role-based/namespace-based permission system, to give really fine controls over who can see and do what on a web forum.

The idea is that every user has a list of roles, and each role has a set of permissions on a particular set of namespaces. For example:

default_user CAN read NAMESPACE general_discussion

then in my ORM, whatever namespaces they can read/write get added as a WHERE clause for any namespaceable object.

If a user gets banned, they get one role (default_user) removed, and another role (banned_user) added, which allows them to read posts but not write them. Some posts will be read-only, such as moderator announcements, but moderators will be able to reply to them, etc.

>>107555115
Pure autism, which GNOME almost solves, but not all their shit is GTK4 yet.

>>107558055
I did the survey because I felt sorry for you. I'm in the same boat, but for a different topic.
Good luck with your exams.

>>107555115
sent :6)

>>107555115
people here are so rude for no good reason, i don't know what motivates them but it's very jarring. anyway, i filled out your survey, gl anon

>>107555115
I never "switched", I use linux and windows both. Though I do spend more of my time in Linux. I boot into whatever I need for the task. I'm not all that worried about OS wars etc.