>god, four fucking syscalls for this, lol. at this point it's honestly just comical.
When I do stuff like rsyncing my codebase, sometime the build system would sperg out when the timestamp of the of the sources was updated, triggering full rebuilds at every invocation.
Especially for big codebases, I see why you would want to update them all efficiently.
also, I usually set noatime for all my filesystems. I don't know why atime is useful, but I'm sure there's a usecase, so having options to set it only when needed seems useful to me

bampu

>>108515913
you voted for this

>>108514596
>google has analyzed my browsing habits, and i have the browsing habits of a child
embarrassing.

>>108514596
>125 views
what is this, a cheap /pol/ post?
post again when that reaches 500k or something

>>108516563
/thread
discord groomers Shaking rn

>>108516563
>Google has analysed my personal identifying information and decided that they don't have an accurate name/address for me on file

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>>108516283
>surround sound
>2 speakers

>>108516283
>Always wanted a Dolby Atmos speaker system but never had the space
Said no one ever.

>>108516283
>All the reviewers say
Post the plots or gtfo

Headphones are carcinogenic.

>>108516515
not a single one, only swapped H1 with H2.
The Bad

Still no real carrying case
Still no power button
Still more expensive than the competition
Still heavy

>>108515205
>now that ram cost as much as the 9800x3d, is it time to upgrade from am4?
no, you stupid consumer cattle. it is a horrible time

>>108515975
lmao. no way this goy slop enjoyer brings his fucking desktop to the shop.
he always buys the newest dogshit but doesn't have $300 for a laptop.

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>>108516714
>But honestly, all you need is a clamp meter
So what's included with a reference grade 4090 or 5090 isn't safe enough.
Stop digging a deeper hole.

Your safety boots analogy is dogshit as well. These cards are constantly fed current under load.
Normal office environments don't have moving or dangerously placed furniture.
Normal streets don't have people at risk of being pelted with bricks on their feet.

>>108516775
I wonder the same thing if that tower is actually his pc, since he does in fact literally own multiple laptops
I wouldn't buy the s95f at this point for pc, too many bugs, s99h/s95h won't have one connect box shenaningas and will fix alot of quirks

>>108516714
>I own an Astral and easily checked the quality of my cables that way, had three 12V lying around and I got the best balanced one.
The fact you even did that makes the standard a failure desu
Literally binning cables.

>>108506405
Like what? Most of these TVs run Android. You want to play Candy Crush on your TV?

>>108508460
>Brightness slider on the remote
We can dream Anon. We can dream...

>>108508132
reading this made my head hurt for a brief moment.

>>108506020
These days I only use my TV for my PS5. If I push a button on the PS5 controller, it brings the console out of sleep, powers on the TV, and switches the TV input to the PS5 input. When I am done playing I can put the PS5 in sleep mode, the TV will sit on no-input for a couple minutes and then automatically turn off as well.

I actually never have to even touch the TV remote except for the initial setup to change the picture settings.

>>108513939
I used to play Arknights on my TV hooked up to a laptop running an Android emulator, it was actually quite fun that way. Most mobile games don't even look bad on big TVs because mobile screens are basically all the same resolution as TV screens anyway, so other than the controls they're basically designing for the same spec.

>>108505954
>Is it a controversial opinion on /g/ to say that I preferred when TVs didn't have their own OS frontend?
Thats about as mild of a fucking opinion as you can get. Even a good deal of non-tech people hate them.

>>108488113
Based, I have these right in front of me. On full volume I can hear them blasting out on the curb 30 feet away from the house. I have to keep the volume knob at about 40% and still turn my video volume down to about 10%.

>>108487773
I though this would work better than regular speakers, since those are blocked behind my monitor and this could lie bellow nicely.

Long story short, I bought the Creative GS5 and they sound like hot garbage.

>>108514074
Nyche!

>>108490528
I remember having these and being confused af why don't the tweeters move at all even at max volume lmao

>>108511423
I had a 5.1 surround sound system with a woofer in my bedroom. I had an lr to 1/8th inch cable to plug in my zune for music and I had surround sound for my xbox 360

>>108513651
Your mistake is assuming you can make a complex setup with a GUI

>>108515809
get a job loser
>>108513651
learn where it stores the config files.

>>108516505
>stores the config files
you have no idea what you're dealing with lol

>>108516638
? i manage my network shit with nmcli, but you can just put files in /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections or something like that. the only part i'm not sure of its the vpn part because i've always just set up openvpn with config files in /etc/openvpn. i don't know what the gui does.

>>108515809
Oh you didn't know ?
The America is the best and most freest country in the world unless you download something off the torrent and you get immediately a warning from your ISP or they come up with lawsuit immediately.

>>108514481
>remove ads and telemetry in versions other than enterprise and LTSC
>fix some long-standing rendering bugs with explorer
>cull all the inconsistent shit from the 10 era, like 5 different types on context menus different icons for the same thing, metro design elements still popping up here and there etc
>move all the legacy applets still living in control panel to the unified settings menu and remove control panel entirely
>system-wide rendering optimization pass
>fix how default input methods are handled

Would be pretty chill after that.

>>108514481
Make it open source and free. Otherwise I'm not using it. Simple as.

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>>108514481
1. Remove all Indian people.
2. Annouce that in 10 years you'll introduce an entirely new windows that's no longer backwards compatible with previous systems from decades ago.

Start with a clean slate, make it fast, efficient and easy to adjust. As long as mail, browser, office, adobe, coding works at release, you're good. Secure and transparant, ie. no snooping on customers. Fast and efficient, ie. good game performance and battery lasts longer.

Charge money at the start, so you don't have drooling retards bringing it down.

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>>108514545
XP-64bit with some heavy modification on some dll/services to be closer to the 32 bit version (and less to Vista), add some improvement that W7+ added, things like better support for files system, explorer refresh and VR/extended screen compatibility and voila~

remove all webshit wrappers and electron cancer
remove everything relating to microshit accounts
make oneshit an optional download
make edge an optional download
revert the disgusting UI changes to control panel, context menu, start menu, taskbar

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>>108506495
>>108506507
>>108507282
half a century later burgers still can't into basic fractions and percentages

>>108506586
I do and I actually like it.
>>108506780
Windows 11 literally runs fine. No need to "debloat" squat which makes the os even more unstable.
>>108506817
Microsoft doesn't sell your data. They're a cloud services company with some minor business selling operating systems. Do you have steam on your company? Guess what retard, steam has far more telemetry going than windows.
>>108509811
Because I like shit that just works and Linux doesn't just work unless I'm using an LTS build or steamos.
>>108515310
Like what >>108516274
Said what games aren't working

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>>108516325
Holy shit, this has to be the most blatant shill I’ve ever seen. What the fuck is happening in this thread.

>>108508351
>>108509610
>all Arch needed to win was an installer
Really makes you think.

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>>108516303
>winfags will never, EVER have this
It all makes sense now.

>>108516496
that sucks to hear anon

>>108516496
can't you just issue a chargeback?

>>108516588
It was a paypal payment from like 20 months ago. I doubt that works and desu I dont even want to bother. Dont want to find out what kind of consequences that can bring if something goes wrong. like I said the money is already written off, if I get it back its basically bonus money at this point.

>>108516662
so what are you getting instead?

>>108516735
I bought a cycle7 from ebay. It was pretty much unused and was the alternative anyway. It was techbear8 (which I ordered) or cycle8 and I picked the unlucky one. Should have went with ebay to begin with since the whole thing took like a few days from start to finish and was pretty much the same price as going with a group buy (180€
).

>>108515595
In days gone by, it was more demanding to tackle certain tasks.

Until the 1990s (possibly early 2000s if one considers the advent of three-dimensional graphics and mobile phones), individuals were engaged in pioneering new endeavors. In contrast, current developments predominantly involve refinements rather than groundbreaking innovations. The recent suggestion to rewrite code in Rust serves as a poignant illustration of the stagnation plaguing the programming community. Artificial intelligence is arguably the sole remaining area where significant advancements can be made; however, this field is largely driven by technological advancements rather than software innovation.

I love having my shit rewritten.

>>108513076
>Just be a filthy rich hobby farmer with a million worth of equipment for a tiny farm. Then resort to posting on 4chan /ck/ about farming all your own food and meat, after all your real friends get sick of hearing about it.

Wish I could :(

>>108511361
I do what the Jira ticket says I do.

>>108510743
i hear you. every day i sit down and have to fight stupid issues. everyone is constantly abandoning working software for new software with new bugs and missing features. you learn one thing and 2 years later it's replaced by some marginally better solution. it never ends. it's a hamster wheel of learning just to keep up with where you are now with a tiny bit of progress.

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>>108515702

>>108515737
>>108515757
Just to clarify you don't need to pay to use windows, they limit features, some functionality and you don't have up to date security updates. But you can use core windows without paying indefinitely. So technically speaking I don't think they charge you before you use it. They only really care about corporate licenses anyway.

>>108515072
Zero. Linux is no better than NT.
NT is not the problem with windows.

>>108515156
>OP: what are the chances Toyota changes their engine in the new Rav4?
>Reply: zero. the engine is fine, it's the paint that is flaking
>(You): bro, they made and announcement about the peeling paint
You are at Facebook-Boomer level of knowledge about technology. Please kill yourself promptly.

>>108515757
m$ only forces you to pay to use windows
you can run free software on windows with no limitations

Well, it’s no secret Microsoft makes all their money from their cloud software and data harvesting from said software, and those programs can all run quite easily on Linux (web based office has been a thing for years). From a pure investment perspective windows makes no sense because it costs tons of money and requires a lot of upkeep for essentially zero gain. If Microsoft did switch to using the Linux kernel and developing a custom desktop it wouldn’t be a bad idea, but that’ll be years and years down the road if it even happens. I’m sure they’re aware of how much better windows compatibility has gotten in the last few years though.

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>>108516604
wezterm/i3
I only use tmux for sessions
I like to multplex with nvim +te
This gives me options: using wezterm's tabs outside of sessions, or tmux tabs inside of sessions. This way, I can have one window, or session, with multiple instances of nvim, spread across various tabs.

>>108516604
Thankfully, I never left xmonad w/ dmenu & xmobar in the first place.
>yo dawg the system

hyprland is for homosexuals, real men use either dwm or i3