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>>107576022
If the captcha's looking shitty for anyone still, or again because for some reason the fix >>107577576 linked broke for me overnight because it appears classes changed, I fixed it by using this instead:

.captcha-root div {
  background-color: unset !important;
  color: unset !important;
}

>>107581184
nice

>>107577926
I've always used the userscript version myself, does it even make that much of a difference for performance?

>>107580868
How do I get this shit on desktop without changing everything (getting xt)?

Test

>>107581002
I'm not very good at reading cl-loop, but I gave it a try, and it worked. This is kinda important to have if you're using an org-babel language that doesn't do this for you by default. (I feel like all of them should. We shouldn't have had to write functions like this.)

>>107580801
>>107581002
If you scroll through tall tables in org-mode a lot, org-table-header-line-mode is useful for keeping the header-line always visible.

https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/org/Built_002din-Table-Editor.html#index-org_002dtable_002dheader_002dline_002dmode
Scroll to the bottom. It'll be the 2nd to last item.

>>107580801
If you're interested in org-table manipulation, check out org-sbe, it's a fucking incredible feature that's barely documented anywhere. It lets you call named source blocks from table formulas in any language:
(C-c C-c on the tblfm section)

This reverses the strings in column #2 (tblfm: $2 means second column in the table) 
#+name: reverse-string
#+begin_src elisp :var text=""
  (concat (reverse (string-to-list text)))
#+end_src

| Input    | Reversed |
|----------+----------|
| hello    | olleh    |
| world    | dlrow    |
| org-mode | edom-gro |

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λ> du -sBm emacs
1739M    emacs

>>107581436
>org-sbe
This is the first time I've ever heard of this. The only docs I could find for it was its docstring.
https://github.com/bzg/org-mode/blob/main/lisp/ob-table.el#L73-L106
I will play around with it.

>>107579266
2006 was the peak thats all I know

oh and everything turned to garbage after gamergate and the fappening back in 2014

>>107579266
wow i'm glad i never used dial up

>>107579678
the userbase stopped being majority nerds by 1995 at the latest, it just wasn't as apparent if you were a nerd because things weren't so well connected yet and non-nerds mostly confined themselves to stuff like reading the news and looking up flight times.

It was good before the mid 2010s. Early 2010s were still like the 2000s in terms of culture carrying over

These threads are all made by repost bots.
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/98894866/

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Avert your eyes, anglicucks, this will stop Javeed from raping 12 year olds, maybe.

we all already have a digital ID, you just dont know about it.
Snowden told you this 15 years ago for fucks sake, dumb zoomies.
they know everything you've ever done on your phone, PC whatever.

>>107579049
install graphene os

>>107579049
>>107579049
ignore the rape gangs though

>>107579049
>blah blah blah sexism blah blah blah
Every tme. I mean the UK, not op.

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>Another retarded fucking thread. Kill yourself, faggot.

>>107575225
I don't have fiber running to my house and 4g and 5g suck ass. Eh, it's still alright, I get a solid 120 mbps on it.

>>107575225
If we're talking VDSL (where the phone line is only <500m long, ending at a powered cabinet with fibre uplink) then it's still usable. You can get 80/20 with a short line, sometimes more with vectoring. Latency tends to be decent and predictable so it can be a better option than HFC cable depending on your needs.
Traditional DSL/ADSL (copper all the way to the exchange) is completely out of the question of course. If that's all you can get then you're better off with starlink.

Thankfully most areas of most countries have fairly advanced PON fibre rollouts by now.

>>107579990
>rural
Any chance of cooperating with nearby farmers and running your own fibre? It's not a cheap or easy thing to do but it's possible, people have done it.

>>107579990
In Germany it's common to pull 300Mbit/s over (V)DSL(2).

>>107581455
Meant >>107580129.

I don't have any phone with HDMI output

can't stream 4k dv videos from your phone to your tv via hdmi. Most phones don't support HDMI out via USB-C

>>107576671
>to maintain code
linux has a serious problem with maintainers since linus refuses to adopt gpl3 and the cucks that stayed are quickly learning how ultimately meaningless the kernel is for free software when android etc exists. he needs AI to make up for the shortfall. linux's downfall begins to accelerate.

>>107577508
>I used to socially experiment with this when I was younger, which involved telling people, "Hitler actually had some good ideas"
fucking autistic retard lol

>>107576671
the thing these things do best is code
and not even just writing it, understanding it
so this makes sense. linus has a very down to earth view of this technology

>>107576671
>Tranny tech journos misrepresenting what was said vol 90001
The "maintain" part here does not mean writing the code which of course the journo wants to imply, it was about putting in a framework where AI could clean up / police commit messages before sending them to maintainers because zoomer coders suck so much even at simplest things like writing properly formatted commit messages that the maintainers spend too much of their precious time trying to read the badly formatted and worded commit messages
So the AI would help to clean up the commit message and the submitter would still check it afterwards

Why are we giving ai kernel level access. Jfc

>>107580982
>a single step, which then also counts for a while so the next few posts I don't need a captcha at all
Oh yea I noticed that it seems to count for much longer now.
Not sure if that is true but I feel like previously it was one captcha for two posts.

>>107580943
it's based on whether cloudflare flags your browser as high risk (meaning they can't fingerprint you)
i'm on ungoogled chromium with no vpn and i get all 3 steps

>>107581170
Well I'm running hardened firefox with stuff like ad nauseam running, so whenever it's a service that discriminates based on cattle status I get put in the peasant tier.
Well worth it though, fuck em.

Conclusion to >>107515369, it arrived today.
Everything I ordered is in it, nothing is broken, and the package has not been tampered with.
So, in the end, I got $10 for receiving my order 2 weeks too late, which equates to a literal 50% discount on the price of the order, thanks Temu.

And what's the deal with this stupid captcha? This one is literally much easier for bots. I don't get it...

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>color
look at the picture

>>107578419
Both of those have RAM inside retard

>>107574976

I feel like I lucked out with my 64GB 6600mhz of RAM too. It was around $300 for me and now it is going for $1000. Crazy.

>>107574996
This
Let's see if it works out for them. Oh no Oracle just had another dump ohhh nooo.

>>107579495
why do I reply to bait
2/4 of those are purely local, and anime diffusion is easily done locally as well. this problem is because
A.) Fabs are bottlenecked with orders for major datacenters and AI companies (mostly making memory for giant ML-oriented cards), and it's not as profitable for them to make consumer RAM
B.) Said AI companies and data centers also need RAM in addition to graphical memory, and since they caused the shortage they were quickest to act on it, buying up as much RAM as they can afford, buying consumer RAM, buying anything
C.) The great Satan has decided that us peons no longer need personal computing. I expect within the next 5 years my house will get raided and my 128gb of RAM confiscated at gunpoint. When this happens, I have nothing else to live for, so the federal agents should write down somewhere that I can accidentally my entire house if it comes to that

>>107574968
boycott is never useless, this is a permaconsumer cope. why are you addicted to buying slop? heroin would be healthier.

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>>107581155
Not impossible.

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>>107580914
it's magic

>>107579672
Instead of spending money on finetuning, they have to steal NovelAI's model somehow, idk, hire a squad of neckbeards with pendrives to lay siege to Anlatan's offices.

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>>107580387

>>107576407
>less than 15 days until 2026
>only now finding out about "main"
Holy fucking shit. How underage are you?

>>107578189
>Do you not remember how many absolutely minor things would get people cancelled and fired from their job
Donglegate
https://x.com/adriarichards/status/313417655879102464

>>107578423
based Yandex
>>107578729
based anon

>>107579802
are you advocating for the use of modern racist terminology? jogger, yoof, yn

>>107580731
how far are you into your transition?

>>107579232
Really good desktop. I love that I don’t have to spend a lot of time moving my eyes to read your terminal!

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holly jolly. simple as.

>>107581385
>casually mogs anything the linux trannies have managed to post
you hate to see it

>>107581385
Looks like shit.
0/10
>>>/wg/
>>107581405
>mogs
>makes other get sick

>>107581432
more subtlety is needed to not appear as though you're coping, anon.

>>107578887
lol

>>107572516
how do you think earthquakes start?

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Any really good deals on gaming laptops right now? Will be traveling soon and need something that runs current gen good and switch emulation.

>>107581426
just get a steam deck

>>107571669
Get a large plank and lay it on the laptop. Next put the couch on the plank and then sit on it.

>>107576806
Boomer boom boom, can’t tell the difference between copy protection and age restriction.

>>107575300
We have Wikipedia now, though
Glittermitten Grove asks questions about 14th century Iranian poets and captures the feeling of being 12 and not having any idea what the answers are
>>107578621
Could be Gen-X

>>107575300
>casually presses ctrl+alt+x to skip verification
IIRC that keyboard shortcut even skips the copy protection question on the original release

It's a good idea.

>>107578636
Wikipedia has huge knowledge gaps. So do chatbots.

tomorrow im going to wake up and and im gonna do something
but im not sure what

>>107580913
wank

>>107580913
destroy the global slave system?

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>>107579208
you do what you can

>>107581414
>>107581248
>>107581015
no i mean programming-related something so i can improve as programmer and find a better job