>>107723003
>Intel Processor Diagnostic Tool
what does this actually do?

Drive-by exploits that automatically execute just by you viewing something that loads the components in it. As I'm sure you know: there's much more to the OS than just the GUI. Windows is a sprawling mess of APIs, DLL files, system components, services, exes, registry keys. Some of this has vulnerable code in it. So maybe you end up using the latest browser but because it still talks to some windows DLL that does cryptography it ends up making your SSL vulnerable. Or maybe you open a website and your OS "helpfully" runs an associated program handler for a protocol format that turns out to be vulnerable.

>>107725018
any examples

>>107723171
uuuh based?

>>107725033
CVE-2025-43300

Based Linus

https://youtu.be/IJWvYvCJ0os?si=k4ZrQtqk49mzI4R3

>>107724349
pixel is mid trash for flagship prices

>>107724472
What's the new vanilla phone brand?

>>107725146
ebin Nothing Phone

>>107725156
don't they have weird mediatek chips with little support?
I've been skimming some reviews and the common thread seems to avoid Mali GPUs and samsung's proprietary socs

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>>107693406
https://midnight-commander.org/

more snippets based on the old ones
change envvars to FZF_ALT_C... for the cd one and ..._CTRL_T... for the xdg-open one to make it work with the original file.

# CTRL-O Open files with xsg-open
fzf-xdg-open() {
  setopt localoptions pipefail no_aliases 2> /dev/null
  local item
  FZF_CTRL_F_COMMAND=$(
    if [[ "$(realpath .)" == "${HOME}" ]]; then
      printf '%s' "fd . --color=always -HiL -t f -d1 -E .git -E .gitignore"
    else
      printf '%s' "fd . --color=always -HiL -t f -d2 -E .git -E .gitignore"
    fi
  )
  FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND=${FZF_CTRL_F_COMMAND:-} \
  xdg-open $(eval ${FZF_CTRL_F_COMMAND} | fzf -d / --preview='fzf_preview_wrapper {}' )

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>>107693406
dired, allows you to edit file names like editing text
https://emacsrocks.com/e16.html

extract 1/~2

#!/bin/bash

# Script: extract
# Usage: extract [--help|-h] <archive_file> [target_directory]
# Extracts the archive to the specified target directory (or current directory if not provided).

# Function to display usage/help
usage() {
  cat << EOF
Usage: extract [OPTIONS] <archive_file> [target_directory]

Extracts the given archive file using the appropriate tool based on its extension.

Options:

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extract 2/2

# Convert filename to lowercase for case-insensitive extension matching
lower_file=$(echo "$file" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')

echo "Extracting '$file' to '$target'..."

case "$lower_file" in
  *.tar.bz2|*.tbz2|*.tbz)
    tar xjf "$file" -C "$target"
    ;;
  *.tar.gz|*.tgz)
    tar xzf "$file" -C "$target"
    ;;
  *.tar.xz|*.txz)
    tar xJf "$file" -C "$target"

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>>107717243
I've been running linux exclusively since 2003 and even I can't be doing with shit like that.

>kernel 2.2
>recompile to get usb modules
>mouse wheel
>zaxis="4 5"

[Insert arch user tantrum here]

>>107721201
>>107709731
The number of packages is misleading when comparing between distros. Many distros split one package into multiple packages, for example one package for the command line tool and one package for the library, one package for the documentation and different packages for different variants of the package. On arch each package usually contains everything the software provides. Some distros also contain a lot of old software that nobody uses while not providing new software that many people want to use. That's why even though debian may have more packages than arch by raw numbers, it actually has less software available.

>>107724765
Last time I checked, they didn't have stellarium, bretty common program you can find even in small distros like void.

>>107724811
They actually do have it
https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/stellarium/

>>107724847
I know, they prolly add it recently. Its needless to say that many programs you'll only find in the AUR, for me its just copium to say apt and dnf have less software because they pack things differently.

>>107724915
>I was expected to post 3 tweets, 2 Instagram posts, and 2 TikToks minimum per day.

The horror. How does Linus get away working a sweat shop like this.

>>107724975
Yep, selling a prototype pretty much sealed it for me. Unless Luke is posting hog, why the fuck would I care about Linus Tech Tips when Jake and Tech Fiona are gone?

>>107724915
Damn this bait is only 3 years out of date.

old ahh news

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WHO THE FUCK BUT FAGGOT KIDS CARE ABOUT ECELEB DRAMA
FUCK OFF WITH YOUR OFFTOPIC SHIT

>>107723882
>people with 15 yoe and specialized degrees get jobs without the code monkey bullshit
thanks i had no idea

>>107724051
Many don't have 15 years of experience nor "specialized degrees"; they just knew the right people.

>>107724004
yeah, I know, I had a gf and I left her some months ago because I wasn't happy in that relationship. I know I chose to be in this situation right now, just hoping to get out of it soon.

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>have to complete an OA for amazon
>apparently if i pass they'll schedule FOUR interviews on the same day afterwards
>if I pass those they might give me an offer, or follow up with even more interviews

>>107720811
Appropriate when the person has actually been victimized.

>>107716477
You'd be surprised how many zoomers have the mindset of
>well I don't have €144, but I have €7...
Buy now pay later schemes are racking up obscene amounts of debt

>>107724673
yeah, 2019 was fucking end of everything

Manufacturers will normalize the price hike. It happened to RAM, without any real reason all of a sudden SSD priced hiked. HDD prices hiked, soon CPU prices will hike. It's the typical shit where one change happens and all of a sudden everything becomes more expensive.

I have stolen a lot of big HDD's, I order them for work but I just take them home. Previously I've been able to do that quite well because the costs have been low enough to not warrant attention, but in the future, it's all ogre. Thank fuck I managed to do what I do before the price hike.

>>107723654
>Am I taking a fucking IQ test?
sounds like you're failing one lol

>>107725050
well, given that I am successfully posting, and given that you're a faggot, I'm probably just pointing out the absurdity of the captchas.

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Anyone actually get $1 credits from this?

hell yeah today we got sum new coupons being released + 11 packages just arrived the local airport, its going to be fucking great bros, 2026 its going to be fucking massive Im telling y'all

>>107723042
Happy new year chinkshitters!

>>107723378
Yes. $1.00 and $0.10.
That was a good day for me.

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works for me. try using a real distro

>>107724838
You're probably brown and trans

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>>107724894

>>107724838
Werks on my machine™, unironically. Have you tried to not break KDE purposely?

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>>107723927
You have normal sized manlet keys on your keyboard.
This red dragon keyboard has keys that are literally 200% the size of regular keys.
It's the biggest keyboard on the market.

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>>107719043
122 keys with media controls.

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>>107719066
>smol

>>107720587
Agree completely. I recently came back to 100 % after my TKL gave up, and I constantly crash my mouse into the numpad side.

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>>107719863
every single keyboard listed here so far is garbage except for this one. Vile people happily buying a keyboard with a tiny, comical enter key.

>>107724524
Back end or front end???

>>107724489
>That position will no longer exist in the future due to AI.
You idiots have been predicting that for years. I guess it maybe only applies if you're only writing slop.
My merry team of software engineering consultants is busier than ever.

>>107724902
Which language do you recommend I start with?
Python? Java? Javascript? c#?

Bump

Get a degree

>>107719431
nigga looks like reviewbrah's higher-test older brother

>>107721896
He probably doesn't want to be a mouth breather

>>107721041
>doesn't get up at 4am
>No Saratoga ice water head dunk
0/10 pleb faggot. Never post this again.

>>107721335
I think his point is there's no actual work being done.

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time for this again

>>107721789
>r/rust
RusToddlers: BTFO.

>>107721789
>>107722828
>>107722863
dol z mojega boarda, sovražim vas

>>107721789
I'm special needs so go kys

>>107724754
You're a tripfag, you don't have to repeat yourself by saying you're special needs.
They allow you retards internet access at the mental health hospital?

>>107724743
Nikamor ne grem

>>107714923
I'll try a reupload in a bit

How to make good guitar tone [spoiler]on linux[/spoiler]??

[spoiler]I know spoiler tags don't work on /g/, bite me[/spoiler]

>>107714923
Another link

https://www.mediafire.com/file/a41ak5kqhhmk2fh/Supercrusin+on+a+maiden+voyage.wav/file

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i for one thank our basedchan for enabling me to procrastinate even longer

>>107715503
make one