>Lisp the antithesis of Unix minimalism.
>All the WMs written in Lisp are minimal tiling troon WMs
Why? Not that I need it but even Genera made a lot of use of the mouse and was anything but minimal.

>>107833647
Lisp is not the antithesis of Unix minimalism. Only reason it feels like that is because Common Lisp and the like are basically full environments, and we run each program in their own environments. If you just have an image with the stuff you want already in it it's fairly minimal. I guess a good comparison would be having to ship the "OS" with every binary because you're running it in a different OS hostile to it. Also you have stuff like Guile/GUIX which are very Linux (I guess not Unix)

>>107832292
not him, but I really do not fucking get what makes people drop all of their shit the moment they see a Lisp. do we really exist in a profession where those that practice are unable to sit for 15 fucking minutes, writing out code to some Advent of Code style problem?
it's quite fucking trivial to learn any Lisp in such an environment.
monkey games type of shit.

>>107834122
Yeah I also think about this often. I came from other languages pretty late in the game and had very little trouble adjusting to the sexp syntax. I'm guessing it mostly comes from python devs that are used to a mostly noiseless syntax, but coming from C++/Java/Rust it's a breath of fresh air.
Only thing I prefer in those languages is the discoverability with LSPs. Like doing thing.<autocomplete>, in lisp I need to know the method/function beforehand and I don't know what's compatible with what without looking at the source code. Overall not an issue because NIH is strong in Lisp and I have like 0-3 libraries max vs something like Rust where you end up with 20 crates.

I was going to put this on gitgud due to my disdain for Microslop, but there were requests for me to register it with MELPA too, and lo and behold they require making a PR on shithub anyway. So up it goes there:
https://github.com/eNotchy/4g

Tell me which things you expected to work do not work (unless they relate to autoload fuckery which I'm currently fiddling with), in case any of you still use this.

>>107836007
What provider?

>>107836007
In what way? Refusals or just straight up don't work?

>>107835786
better than proxy tranny logging your chats.

>>107836066
>>107836057
openrouter

>>107835619
Yes, but the Japanese had impeccable QA. Also, nobody suspected them of installing backdoors on their hardware so they could kidnap your desktop PC and use it to wage cyberwarfare to get revenge for Hiroshima... and if you think the chinks aren't, then you are prolly a big enough retard you run Kapersky as your AV. Hardware by the CCP and software by the GRU! What's not to like...?

>>107820267
How is it a rounding error?

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>>107835823
It's RAM dude, RAM.
Your Intel CPU has had an entire embedded SoC in it running MINIX in it for 10 years now, I'm pretty sure AMD's PSP is the same.
A whole lotta people use TP-LINK and other Chinese routers.
Every version of Windows has backdoors and so does your phone which you carry all the time, if they wanted to the glowies can track you down and spy on you 1000 different ways.
You've got to put things into perspective.

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>>107822022
Mossad really did that?

>>107818591
Wake me when they start pumping out GPUs. Now is the only chance they’re going to get to beat nvidia’s price/perf.

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>>107831612
thats minor stuff for by UK Govt. website standards

>>107831612
Because (You) let them. If the people didn't want incompetent at best, malicious if we're being real politicians slamming their foot on the gas and Thelma & Louise'ing their entire country they'd stop voting for them.

>>107831612
why is a government website using imgur?

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>>107835938
Competency crisis, DEI hires, late stage capitalism, three letter agencies, pic rel, pick your poison.

>>107835938
its (achshully) some 3rd party recruiter site, however the UK Government Official Ministry of Justice does indeed forward their employment candidates to it. As to why this is still the case, 4 months after another Govt Dept chased imgur.com from these isles and no-one has noticed, who the fuck knows. Candidates with VPN would benefit, but its probably still all nepotism hires regardless.

>>107835347
>By the way, existing Arch package management tools (such as Pacman) are licensed under the GPL. The new, Rust-based libraries and replacements are licensed under the MIT license.
I hate cuck licenses and I hate corporate entities that promote cuck licenses so that they can take someone else's work for free

>>107835347
Thank you brother for bringing attention to this matter.

Invetigating pacman/libalpm itself. you can see that libalpm has the following so dependencies:

libcrypto.so  => Apache-2.0
libarchive.so => BSD-2-Clause
libcurl.so    => MIT
libgpgme.so   => (multi, including  MIT)
libc.so       => (depends on impl)

I ENCOURAGE ALL MY COMRADES TO UNINSTALL PACMAN AND ALL THESE POZZED DEPENDENCIES, INCLUDING GLIBC WHICH IS LGPL-POZZED. STICK TO GPL ONLY.

You dont hate Gremans enough.

(((MIT))) license
thanks, German government

>>107835347
i've been wanting to move to artix, but maybe i will switch to gentoo

>>107825615
It's ok, you'll get it a

Keygeek Keylin, Briny
BSUN Raw, Geon Raw Zero
Vertex V1, Hyacinth V2U
Gateron Smoothie/Sea Salt, Milky Yellow Pro
and that's it. You stray from Cherries you get one of these or you're a scrub.

What are the fastest switches money can buy?
I absolutely do need the best ones that exist. My typing speed really is too fast.

>>107835955
HE switches with minimal actuation lol

>>107816178
Where do i urder une hippo keubord?

>>107830193
TI Nspire CX for the goated GBA emulator

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>>107835861
Don't forget your book of logs, gramps!

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>>107835901
Just as god intended.

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>>107830193

>>107835367
it's perfectly identical to the photo controlnet reference you're just blind and don't know anatomy

>>107835584
Could you show the photo? Not him but the perspective just looks kinda odd to me.

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>>107833806
wow, feet
had to inpaint space between toes and uneven legwear

>>107836022
Yeah it likes to gen blank space between the toes when genning socks/stockings. It's annoying.

>>107834824
Well, are u into loli?

AI shills are insufferable but anti-AI shilling are just as bad.

>>107822493
you forgot the frogs

>>107823050
They have bet the economy on this tech and its nowhere nearly as good as they thought... but ze line must go up!

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>>107834996
This is the switchport activity for my TrueNAS box on a 10G uplink for the past seven days
Mostly doing random NFS shares for Jellyfin, packages, general data grave and some light iScuzzy
The only time it exceeds basic gigabit is when proxmox vomits the weekly backups to a network share.
YMMV, but there's no real, practical need and you will most likely never hit max drive speeds ever due to other overhead.

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What's the difference between WD Red Pro and WD Gold Enterprise Class? They're the same price.

>>107835944
IIRC WD Gold is basically rebadged Ultrastar (data center drive) so it is in fact "Enterprise Class".
Not sure what exactly is that WD Red Pro supposed to be.

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>>107832480
>I'll be using a 20m or 30m cable (ordered two). Should I use an attenuator?
Nope, no need.

Do you know what's the difference between a 40km range optic and a 120km range optic? The receive sensitivity. The TX power is the same on both! You cannot burn out an transceiver unless you're using an amp.

>>107834996
Assuming you're currently on GbE, why not just try it and see if it's too slow for you?
I feel like gigabit will serve me til the end of days.

>>107835235
>too retarded to remove watermark
i accept your concession

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>>107835426
>refuses to remove watermark
I accept your streetshition

>>107832064
>wsreset -i
>install winget
>winget install -e --id Notepad++.Notepad++
or forget all of this bullshit and install linux.

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>>107835753
N++ is transukraineware

What retard is still using notepad? Just use ++

>Modern macOS

Which version, and how did you get it running on a 2012 Mac Pro?

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>>107835727
not OP, but it seems Monterey is pretty stable.

>>107835635
>12 cores
It's 2x6 which is a huge difference because they talk over slow Qpi
>3.46 GHz
No, not in the Dual socket spec
>Ray Tracing
On the CPU like on every other X86 system that came out pre 2019
>96 GB
No, 64 maximum

>>107835869
>2.4 GHz
oof

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>>107835635
If you buy amd 6800/6900 you basically get the best Intel Mac with native support, but after Tahoe x86 is kill.

>>107830702
>When you give a speech and everybody wants to sit as far away from you as physically possible.
Maybe eating your own feet was a mistake?

>>107830907
his foot fungus cured him

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>>107833937
are all free software enthusiasts footfags?

>>107830702
>men can't be pregnant
>richard stallman: hold my libre beer

>>107830716
can you get it by eating toenails?

>>107835456
When I'm in a political illiteracy competition and my opponent is the OP

>>107835591
>pale in comparison to government spending for AI right now.
Also if you adjust for Inflation? Serious question.

>>107835585
Yup. This is the reason why China has so many abandoned buildings and ghost towns and bankrupt developers.
Hoping that someone will buy your overpriced stuff so you can pay back your loans is a terrible strategy. Chinks learned that hard way. We will learn that from AI.

>>107835456
AI shit is even funnier when you realize that OpenAI alone could be over $1T in debt by 2029. Sam words, not mine.
So even if all users today paid an average of $20 a month, it would still take Sam Altman about 8 years to pay it back, assuming OpenAI doesn’t take on more loans for data centers, operational costs and other shit.
At best, only around 5% of users will pay for their products, especially with so many competitors. At that rate, it would take at least 100 years to pay it back.
It's pure stupidity what is going on. They aren't paying anything back.

>>107835585
some shithole slav typed this

>>107835733
>235
325

>>107835733
Why does the range need to be so large? Are FPS caps that fucking terrible?

>>107835755
If you hit your monitor's maximum refresh rate (e.g., exactly 240 FPS on a 240Hz screen), G-SYNC stops controlling the timing. If V-Sync is "On" in your driver settings, the system will switch to V-Sync behavior, causing a massive spike in input lag as frames are forced to wait in a queue.
limiters are not perfect. They work on averages. A "240 FPS" limit might actually output one frame at 4.1ms and the next at 4.2ms. Without a buffer, those slight variations (jitter) can push a frame just past the refresh window, triggering that momentary V-Sync lag.
As monitor refresh rates get higher, the time window for each frame gets exponentially smaller.

At 60Hz, one frame takes 16.6ms.
At 144Hz, one frame takes 6.9ms.
At 240Hz, one frame takes 4.16ms.
At 360Hz, one frame takes 2.77ms.
At 480Hz, one frame takes only 2.08ms.
etc
The old "minus 3 FPS" rule worked well for 60Hz or 144Hz because it naturally created a large enough time buffer. However, at 360Hz or 500Hz, 3 FPS is a tiny fraction of the total timing. A 0.3ms buffer is a constant time-based safety margin that scales with any refresh rate. It ensures that the GPU always finishes the frame at least 0.3ms before the monitor is ready to scan the next one, providing enough "breathing room" for the natural jitter of the CPU/GPU.

If you use Nvidia Reflex it'll do this automatically, but setting a global FPS cap at this limit in your Nvidia app (or Nvidia control panel) settings ensures even games without Reflex support will be properly capped low enough to ensure consistent G-sync.

>>107835802
if limiters are not perfect then why the fuck bother using them? just get a higher hz display

>>107835843
Because they're not a hard limit, they're an average.