>>107632991
thanks

>>107632991
Can you code something useful for firefox like example
I download ton of porn directly from browser network and sometimes some of downloads fail
Remove from history and delete file is way too close to each other in Firefox download section
How about script that?
But no
Let imagine imaginary problem that i can fix after watching 5 jeet tutorials on how to fuckup user.js by fixing nonissue while real problems are there to stay
Thanks i guess

>>107633012
you're welcome
>>107633057
what is wrong with you? first of all the context menu can in fact be edited to your liking in chrome.css and second of all I found these myself and they don't mess up anything

>>107631391
How do i get a gf(male) like this?

>>107631494
>Go to any zoomer dominated (...) space
Why would I ever want to subject myself to that asscancer

>>107628799
>anti
I've only seen positive posts all week

>>107632816
Because windows 7 is the ultimate operating system

>>107633020
it does have an Ultimate version, yeah

>>107633023
The rant is because Windows 10 EOL recently.
Windows 11 is unironically no worse then 10 when it comes to the negatives, but it has at least some positive things over 10.

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Sometimes Linux blows my mind with how elegant it is. Sometimes I'm scratching my head as to why it's so clunky.

I can configure git to use my GPG key for signing with

user.signingKey

. Great. But even if it has a key UID with a full name and email, git still needs my

user.name

and

user.email

which it's unable to infer (I don't want to provide it manually due to 2 divergent sources of truth). Okay, annoying, but I'll just make my own helper script to call

git config

with parsed output from gpg. So I look up how to parse gpg's key listing output and I find out about

--with-colons

which turns it into some weird csv hell but still not "parsed", so I further find out that awk can parse this stable output by doing

gpg --with-colons -k <key> | awk -F: '$1=="uid" {print $10; exit}'

but that STILL only yields

John Doe (work-key) <johndoe@corpo.com>

meaning that I need to provide ANOTHER command to parse the name and email out of THAT output. Just fuck my shit up.

>>107632983
Awk can actually do that in one go because it's its own full scripting language. I do not know awk well enough to know how to do that though.

>>107632699
>>107632637
It's probably fine, but the way I look at it, if you have the option of using sha512 instead then why not? Some day it will get broken and at least you already moved on to the more secure variant when that happens.

>>107633000
I guess so. It'd be so fucking easy to do this shit with jq, it'd take me 2 seconds. Why isn't there a JSON output? It's infuriating.

>>107632798
Mine plays games just fine. I use it every day to play xboard chess, xmahjongg, and ace-of-penguins freecell, without the slightest issue. I think the volume "shortcut" or whatever is a matter of XFCE's defaults but I only use AlsaMixer which is part of alsa-utils and you can just type alsamixer into a terminal, but I make an Openbox keybinding and press SUPER+A to open it.

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gm

>>107632014
are you me?

>>107632464
Take your politics slop to pol man, you can jerk each other off about it over there.
Instead post what you bought, that's at least interesting.

>>107632464
the ukrainians raided your coffers but the russians did start this shit. in fact, you could say def spending was always high because of them even before the war, and now that they're trying to break down NATO you have to spend *even* more

>>107616206
Shaniqua at customs now has your lego shrimp anon. It's gone.

>>107615741
Can’t help you with alibaba, but I’ve got quite few decent ones from AliExpress. Check out leohex, amoresy, aesco and xkcny. A lot of non-see through and barely see through or see through when wet stuff.

>>107632570
the russians did start it no doubt, but they kind of have to, if Putin lets NATO put anti-nuke bases around his entire border minus China, he loses his M.A.D. status as having to fire nukes into orbit to avoid anti-ICBM sites gives a huge time-advantage to american and euro ICBMs.

He'd have gotten Gaddifi'd within a decade max if he didnt invade Ukies to get more territory and a better angle for his nukes. And then you'd have a Libya 2.0 thats 20x the size, and its sitting right above europe. The refugee floods, the child s*x trafficking, the jewish organ harvesting operations, all the millions of dead whites, it'd be even more horrific than this current globohomo war.

>>107632863
Obviously. I've been here (/g/ specifically) for 15 years and it's always been like that.

Maybe a single digit % of people are going back to XP and 7. If that. Probably something after a comma more like it.
It takes a special kind of weirdo or use case to use Windows for a more involved experience than Arch Linux or Gentoo.

>>107632931
Of course it's a small percentage given how there a billions of internet users but that's still many thousands of people switching to windows 7 in the recent months

not all of my games work on windows 7 so i just have an aero theme on win10 that like half works but some of it is broken

>>107633019
Only the live service rootkit anticheat shit doesn't work but any other game works fine if you have vxkex

>>107630007
That slender neck is one of a female, it cannot be denied.

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>>107632966
>uh, your 200k LOC project has two issues therefore AI bad

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>>107632966
Luddites are hilarious. If the jeet guy had written the same code manually (specially in Rust), they'd all be praising him right now. But just mentioning that it was done with AI is enough for them, without even reading the code, to launch a whole campaign to discredit the toy project. That's pure desperation. None of these losers who spend their whole days on xitter would be capable of doing even 10% of what the pajeet did using AI. The truth hurts, but it needs to be said.

Luddites are furious simply because they realize that AI is already sufficient for writing mid-level code. I guarantee you that 90% of mid-level developers write much worse code, and I'm a maintainer of some open-source projects; I imagine the situation is even worse with proprietary code!

>>107633015
Cloudflare are hiring, anon. Vibe code the future: >>107631519

>>107631604
definitely better than reaction grifter slop reacting on news article slop on why the F-35 is a massive waste of money

>>107632955
I am not sure my penis cares about soul that much. Less poetic purple prose would be nice.

>>107632978
>Idk what the fuck is wrong with you freetards but you can't seem to figure out how to load a file without offering a gorillion settings and options that don't work properly.
Yeah you heard him. Do your job you do for free properly or you will get fired.

>>107632982
You'd be surprised
books have diverse formats and styles, having them smooths out the pseudo-intellectual poetic style into something more human
Just look at old Claudes

>>107633003
>having them smooths out the pseudo-intellectual poetic style into something more human
Ahh makes sense makes sense. Maybe I am too optimistic but this assistant tone could just be a phase we go through. People will eventually get sick of the sycophantic "THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION OF ALL" and then the way to get rid of that is to sneak in old data they stopped using.

>>107632096
lmao, if anything, I always expect Navier Stokes to be solved last, this equation is too monstruous to be resolved in this day and age

>>107629119
12/25

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>>107631357
>>107631233

>>107631357
>>107632912
kek'd

>>107627677
>30 repos
opensource cant die soon enough

>>107629288
>t. nocoder

>>107631748
6-7 more weeks

>>107632046
Good. Thank you Xi

>>107631748
You'll bail them out froggy

>>107632451
Release builds having different output from debug builds should be a compiler bug. You are literally defeating the point of debugging.

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Day 10
Rather than trying to implement a half-assed constraint solver again I decided to try the idea from that reddit post.
Basically:
>convert joltages to lights (odd = on, even = off)
>solve it like part 1
>the result of that can be subtracted from the joltages
>remaining joltages as well as the remaining button presses are now divisible by 2
>divide them by 2 and recurse on that
It's a bit slow (20s on --release) but it does work

Whining about UB is basedcoded

i have no project ideas

>>107632918
Rewrite ls in Rust and get 1.4k starts on Github.

>>107618499
imagine unironically watching a nigger

>>107617889
you secretly use x11 because wayland sucks, but you are to afraid to admit it publicly after you shilled wayland for so long

>>107617889
passive aggressive tub of lard who refuses to mention lunduke by name

>>107622731
these always look hilarious to me, what would even be the context of linux youtuber sucking a black dildo

>>107632193
I find that aspect funny, he dick slobbed wayland for years and is now bitching about it in the most passive aggressive way. Full on shill worm

>fellow engineer feels obligated to have something to say on every single PR
>the default is usually "can you change this [perfectly understandable variable name] to be this [slightly different version of the word]?"

I hate these kinds of people

>>107632022
I know "clean code" is retarded, but assuming nothing you write will be read be anyone else is even more so.

>>107632837
>the guy pretends to do something and gives you a chance to do it too
Honestly a based chap

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>>107632022
if you can understand your code from a week ago, you are getting replaced next month LMAO

>>107632964
you cant explain this shit to newfaggot breed

>>107631792
yeah and punching holes into cards predates using a keyboard. I don't give a fuck, most applications use C-z. Defending insane defaults for "historical" reasons is just as insane as the defaults.

>>107631893
>insane defaults
There are many bad defaults in Emacs, but this is not one of them. Emacs is made for use in a Unix-like environment, and C-z is what every shell I'm aware of uses for suspending the running app. Same with vim, gdb and a million other apps.
NOT using C-z for suspending would be the poor default choice.

>>107631744
Try this.

(progn
  (dolist (b '(" *Echo Area 0*" " *Echo Area 1*"))  
    (with-current-buffer b
    (face-remap-add-relative 'default '(:height 2.0)))))
;; https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/67npjq/change_the_face_for_the_echo_area/

You can test it by doing:

(message "abc")
;; It should be double the normal size.

Also, just to get our terminology right, the mode line is the line where it says "*scratch* All (2,6)". The line(s) underneath that is called the echo area and the minibuffer uses the echo area to display things.

(info "(emacs) Screen")

https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/emacs/Screen.html

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>>107632896
PPS: To change things back to the way they were, use the same progn and set :height to 0.5.

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emac
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMbrNhx2zWQ