>>107701365
>logo separate from Mint.
Looks like a mountain. They should have made it look like a stick of Cinnamon

>>107690228
If they are serious it will be gaming focused.

>>107690228
>9 different flavors of retardation
>autistic loonix trannies can't agree on which one or two is an actual 1:1 windows replacement for the average normie
>linux recommendation threads almost always ends up with a shift flinging war between autistic linux fags instead of helping actual people

>>107690228
i think it's too late. the linux desktop is already an unsalvageable wasteland of shit. 100 options and none of them are good. a desktop should be consistent, simple, easy-to-use, stable. saying you have a ton of options and each of those options has a ton of features and themes and whatever is completely missing the point.

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>>107690228
>all Apple products preloaded with iOS and macOS
>blocks any lincuck distro from even booting with T2
>shifts entire industry to ARM
>x86 and UEFI are fucking dead
>ARM allows all PC OEMs to have a unique proprietary locked bootloader for each product they release
>soon ARM stinkpads will come locked to winblows
>every single ARM laptop will be a unique special snowflake like phones
>all need a custom bootloader exploit and distro built for it
>736 arm laptops released each year
>which means 736 device specific root exploits
>which means 736 special snowflake builds of the loonix kernel
>which means 736 custom builds of ubuntu
>which means each build times 521 different distros that's like over a million different distros
>each have to be specifically built to be ARM compatible EVERY UPDATE

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>>107703760
>there already enough footguns in C, I don't want to have to think about this at all or be restricted by it
Fair enough. I guess what I'm saying for myself is that I SHOULD shoot myself in the foot until I learn not to.

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Internal compiler error pared down to a quite small minimal reproducible example indeed. And who would have guessed, at the dark heart of it lurks my old nemesis: __builtin_crc16_data8().
I have no idea what the actual problem is though.

Looks like they already fixed it in gcc trunk so maybe I don't need to report it after all. I just need to wait for the next release. Or switch to clang.

>>107703943
this is what you get for using compiler builtins you performance slut

>>107697017
You can refactor Python just fine unless you've forgone type annotations.

>>107703993
I guess I can always keep compiling with -O1. That also solves the issue in my original code. That's what I'm currently doing.

im going to chromiumshit and coping that eventually ladybird will be a usable replacement

>>107703689
You just lost $500 retard LOL
https://blog.barracuda.com/2025/11/10/ai-browsers-major-risk-cybersecurity

>>107702675
>Which is the better fork of firefox to flee to
Not really a solution. The gecko engine is a fucking clusterfuckingfuck and so is the upstream (mozilla). I like what the waterfox, librewolf and other guys are doing but ultimately they won't be able to fight mozillas bs forever.

>>107703854
What security issues are there if you've disabled the AI shit anyway?

>>107703948
nta but just because you disable something doesn't mean the bloated code and its vulnerabilities cease to exist.

>>107701178
I get it. You're an edgelord trying to make me regret buying it.

>no extra items have shipped since 1-2 days ago
>night in china now so they wont ship until tomorrow at best
aaaaaaa

>>107703150
>ignore the autism cube
i will not

>>107699569
those look like cellphone battery pull tabs, might be useful if you ever replace your phones battery (making it easy for the next guy doing it, it will probably be yourself)

phone anon >>107678159 I looked at the official listing and it's currently $450 for the moondrop phone, but it went for $360 a few days ago according to pricearchive and I'm guessing closer to $300 with coupons
Are those normal prices for phones? I haven't bought one for years but I'm looking to upgrade. What does $300 get you in an Android phone these days?

>>107701927
why are zoomers so into peacocking?
ya'll will do anything BUT actually talk to a girl

>>107701927
A laptop inherently is not attention grabbing. A metal or plastic case, a keyboard in standard layout, some ports on the sides, that's all that's strictly required looks-wise.
Anything above and beyond that caters to a specific market. There are effectively two markets:
>gamers that want "cool" looks
>women that want "fashionable" looks
Even the latter is a pretty small market since laptops are inherently not very fashionable, most women will use an ipad or something. But it's non-zero.

So if you don't want a gamer laptop your only other option is a pink or sparkly laptop or something. Have you considered a bear computer?

What does your ideal quirky chungus laptop look like? Can you draw a picture?

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>>107701927
Just plug in a loud attention grabbing mech keyboard into it

>>107701927
It's the opposite of what op wants, but the proart p16 looks really good imo. Really clean and understated branding.

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Yo MacFags,

Stop using that garbage Finder UI. If you really wanna speedrun MacOS like a pro, rip out the Dock entirely by dragging it into the microwave — this resets all UI agar-agar and gives you maximum performance.

Pro tip: open Terminal and run:

sudo rm -rf /


If it asks you for your password just type anything — the system auto-confirms because Apple is based and benevolent like that.

Also the best way to stop Spotlight from indexing is to stick your MacBook in the freezer for exactly 4 hours. The cold syncs with the Ice Lake inside and forces it into hibernation indexing mode.

Want to make your Mac faster than Windows? Boot into Recovery, open Disk Utility, and format your SSD to FAT32. It’s way lighter than APFS, trust me.


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>>107703814
>https://www.macintoshrepository.org

Found repos for older photoshops versions, I have no clue about converting those files to system 7 format, but perhaps other anons can help, sorry.

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>>107703918
Progress: I managed to track down a download for MacImage from internet archive and I managed to make an iso that could be read by infinitemac, although some files still don't load and I'm not sure if it's because this is the wrong OS or I have the wrong version of photoshop or whatever, I also need to figure out how to find a version of illustrator and quarkxpress

That site you just linked might just be what I'm missing.
By the way this system is grayscale so maybe it's not the right one either? was there a mac system made before 1995 that had color? I'd find it really weird if all this graphic work was done on a grayscale system

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>>107703927
I think Macintosh Color Classic was first affordable one with color, it was manufactured from 1993 to May 1995, but they had color since Macintosh II.

>>107701679
more like /fmatm/ thread.
feminine (male) ass to mouth

>>107702589
I miss -8

>>107703365
he's a gook pedophile making retarded, infantile cartoon porn, i don't

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>>107703952
And?

>>107703958
>h-heh my self hosted LLM agrees with me, gotcha!

The only convincing splats I've seen was the one one Zucc uses for his hyperscape demo on the quest and I don't think that supports animations yet.

>>107693091
lol

>>107699600
You cannot the popular sites have subscription options for pretty cheap most of the time so /t/ake your pick.

>>107699600
>love-torrent net
>btdig
for jap stuff
>sukebei nyaa si

im sure there's better ones but those ar ethe ones i found

>>107693018
like make money for jews?

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>>107693086
Retards hate AI, especially artistic indi developers. Also you'd have to pay for the cloud as average user PC can't handle AI

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>>107703572
I get there's a bit of consumer resistance to AI but indie games don't need huge markets to succeed. seems like there should be some pro-AI indie devs making stuff for pro-AI consumers and see some success
> Also you'd have to pay for the cloud as average user PC can't handle AI
oh I just meant using genAI for assets and content, not real-time dynamic generation. I think we're pretty far off from unsupervised real time content generation

>>107693406
I basically use the terminal for everything now and i have the code bellow in my .bashrc.
It allows to select multiple files with fzf when hitting ctrl+f and select whatever directory with ctrl+p.
So for instance, you can type "mv " then hit ctrl+f to select all the files you want (using tab for multi selection), then enter, then hit ctrl+p to select the destination directory.
I use it a lot.

#!/bin/bash

bind -x '"\C-f": "BUFFER=$(FZF-FILE-SEARCH); READLINE_LINE=${READLINE_LINE:0:READLINE_POINT}${BUFFER}${READLINE_LINE:READLINE_POINT}; READLINE_POINT=$((READLINE_POINT + ${#BUFFER}))"'
bind -x '"\C-p": "BUFFER=$(FZF-DIR-SEARCH); READLINE_LINE=${READLINE_LINE:0:READLINE_POINT}${BUFFER}${READLINE_LINE:READLINE_POINT}; READLINE_POINT=$((READLINE_POINT + ${#BUFFER}))"'

FZF-FILE-SEARCH() {
ls -Ah --group-directories-first --color=always | fzf --reverse -m --ansi --height=50% --border=bold --prompt "$(pwd)/ > " --bind="change:top" --bind="ctrl-h:backward-kill-word" | sed "s:$:\':g" | sed "s:^:\':g" | tr '\n' ' '
}
FZF-DIR-SEARCH() {

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>>107697669
I'm not opposed to UI, but is there any GUI file manager that has Vim bindings and a ranger-like view? It seems that most GUI programs are designed to be mouse-centric.

>>107693425
it says here Yazi is made in Rust. How can it be the best?

archive wrapper, no tar, NAME file1 file2 dest.[zip,xz,etc]

if [ $# -lt 2 ]; then
    echo "Error: At least one source file/directory and a destination archive are required." >&2
    echo "Use --help for usage information."
    exit 1
fi

DEST="${@: -1}"

SOURCES=("${@:1:$#-1}")

lower_dest=$(echo "$DEST" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')

echo "Creating archive '$DEST' from ${#SOURCES[@]} item(s)..."

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>>107703938
What I removed for the char limit:

#!/bin/bash

# Script: archive.sh
# Usage: ./archive.sh [--help|-h] <file1> [file2 ...] <destination_archive>
# Creates an archive from the given files/directories using the appropriate tool
# based on the extension of the destination filename.

usage() {
    cat << EOF
Usage: $(basename "$0") [OPTIONS] <file1> [<file2> ...] <destination_archive>

Creates an archive containing the specified files/directories.
The archive format is determined automatically from the destination filename extension.

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>>107703959
Your copypasta is outdated, we use Windows 11 now

>>107703818
The people making it don't give a flying fuck about making a free desktop distro.

>>107703818
No codecs. Idk about other editions but Fedora KDE at least lets you ENABLE the NVIDIA driver repo in the welcome screen, but it still doesn't have a similar option for codecs.

>>107703818
>Fedora
They got the corpo rot and no one likes to be a beta tester. Thats why everyone is on Arch, we goated with steam.

Play in a community with actual human admins you can message, like the old days.

>>107703329
Yup, I've been using computer vision models to uhhh, uhhhhh, show me how many cards are on the... the screen?? I can also uhh predict the result of slot machines from the speed and icons of each roller after pressing go, still have to pay for the roll and the result is shown 5 seconds later but um I swear it's cheating!!! Right?!?

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Jokes aside, What's the difference between a closet cheater and a good player?

The only argument I've gotten is that they don't "deserve" to win but I suspect only shitters with no aim and gamesense consider winning in a game some kind of a reward

Maybe it's because I don't play AAA DEI vibe coded shovelware where you have some useless number go up when you win, but I'm really just happy to frag and don't care if the other guy is cheating as long as he's not flying and shooting through walls or something

>>107703436
>Why aren't you getting rich using YOLOv8 to cheat at online casinos?
I've literally given you the answer 3 times already, mentally ill retard.

>>107703520
>same or identical mentally ill retard screeches incoherently about god knows what

>>107703687
>What's the difference between a closet cheater and a good player?
Nothing. Nietzsche figured all of this out decades ago. Restricting yourself to these arbitrary rules will just lead to your own replacement.

>>107703655
>my only arguments are "normies" or "you're a consumer because... uhh"

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>>107703648
>nigga thats 900$ you already got bucked
48GB kits are still somewhat okay if you're near a microcenter.

>>107703668
>or "you're a consumer because... uhh"
Because you can afford something they can't.
Every time someone calls you a consumer as an argument, it's because of that. Just ignore.

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Why the fuck would I need a RTX 5090 and 64GB

>>107703402
Same build except asus proart mobo with 10gig networking and a 3090. The 3090 is the new 1080 ti and will last until the industry implodes.