>>107610285
>old 4chx still werks
Fucking where and when? Captcha keeps failing.

>>107635298
XT works fine with the 1 line fix.

>>107635550
I'm not using xtranny. I want the good, old fashioned 4chan X i was using since before I ever heard XT existed which was yesterday.

>>107632459
>4chan X got updated
Fucking where? Greasemonkey isn't doing anything.

>>107612165
Soundposts are staple on /a/

>>107630810
Copilot is genuinely retarded.

>>107633064
>downgraded
t-thanks

>>107627817
>I'm not a pedo
Yes you are. You prey on legally aged woman with underdeveloped features instead.

>>107626675
No.

>>107635647
how can anyone claim the content is encrypted? proton run the smtp servers that ingest mail, they can do whatever the fuck they want before "encrypting" and storing mail
unless you are using end to end with gpg then this is a glow nigger honeypot

>>107635647
even if it's still encrypted, 94% compliance rate is too high for a "privacy-focused" company

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>>107635627
>weekly wtf $company won't break the law for me for $2 a month thread

>>107635647
except for when it first arrives in the inbox or is sent through smtp

>>107635806
>barely talks about Chat Control
>is moving part of the infrastructure to Germany

yet people still consider them a great privacy-focused company

/g/entoomen, I need some design advice.
I want to have a minimal syntax in my functional language. The best I can come up with is basically structs, but then that makes parameter passing strange.

tmp=
    add.a=1
    add.b=2
    print add.c // prints 3 when tmp is executed

I'd like to be able to do the following, but I'm not sure how I want parameter passing to work.

tmp a1 b1 =
    add.a = a1
    add.b = b1
    print add.c
// which calling method to use?
tmp 1 2 
tmp.a1 = 1

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>>107628644
>>107629287
>>107629724
Went with libwayland-client, along with cairo and pango. Got some more work to do, but it's coming along. Already got the DPI scaling better than xmenu

>>107635861
have record types instead of named arguments and go with the typical 1 input 1 output

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>>107627055
ok, so im modernizing my codebase (again)
i have this:

__attribute__((weak)) extern fn_dll_config *global_fn_dll_config;

thanks to this i can emit an error message if this variable isnt declared proper, elsewhere
but i catch the error at runtime. which fucking sucks, i want it to fail during compiletime

any ideas?

Why the fuck does every single fucking tutorial use fucking vscode

>>107635582
i've been using current for a long time now without any issues.
in fact its so stable that some argue going over to a rolling-release model altogether.

thanks to that forum, you are quite close to the development of the distro. its much less bureaucratic and is very informal.

slackware is not for you if you suffer from ocd since everything is very informal and laid back.
like even the fucking website has no ssl certificate because why would you need one if its only serving static content.
its very down to earth and sovl is off the charts.

>>107635569
NTA
>oldest distro means design choices are based on long term experience and not short term emotional whims
Instead, it's the short term emotional whims of the author 25 years ago. The author just tries to change as little as possible, which is a virtue of its own, but definitely not a conscious design decision based on any merit. It's like saying COBOL is good because it's old.
>the choice of which is based on long term experience because of the first point
Nah, the choice is based on whatever is needed to make the rest of the stack run, just like any other distro.

>>107634457
>Plasma 5

>>107635725
meanwhile it just works.
you can set it and forget it. that is its virtue.
slackpkg (package manager) is very raw but on the flip-side it never complains. it gets the job done.
slackware is really old school and no non-sense, it behaves like an old school unix system.
it strikes a balance between LFS and something highly automated like debian.

even SBo works fairly well like a more primitive ports-tree. there are like 9000 slackbuilds available which is decent.

its actually amazing how it all holds together.

>>107635707
Slackware is fucking awful to maintain as a rolling release. As soon as you need something from SBo, it's only a matter of time before some update breaks it, be it a library link, a program modifying its behaviour, etc. It's just like AUR, except somehow worse because the tooling around automating SlackBuild scripts is either nonexistent or very broken.

I used Slackware in the 14.2 days, and the merit of having a distro as brutalistically simple as this, was that I could modify and patch any package or system config, or add any package, and be confident that it'd run for *years*. My server still runs 14.2. This all breaks down when you add rolling to the mix, then suddently you need to actively maintain your system, and I found that fucking Gentoo ends up being significantly easier to maintain in such a model. It actually has tooling to maintain the shitty parts of having an unstable foundation.

The development model of slackware is whoever gets in the author's pants gets to actually modify things. This is fine, all the power to him, but after the 15th time I tried pointing out a problem in slackpkg, a slackbuild script, a package, or whatever, and seeing the author not care, I yearned again for a distro I can just send a PR to and bother people in the bug tracker.
15.0 shipped the *singular* xkeyboard-config release with a broken spanish keymap, and that never got patched.

I'm really glad it exists, it served me a great deal in my linux journey to learn the ins and outs of creating a distro. When you start adding stuff to slackware, you become your own distro maintainer. The tooling is incredibly simple and easy to understand, and easy to expand upon. But most of all, it helped me understand why the "complex" tooling on other distros came to be. Now I can use a proper distro and appreciate how much less time I have to waste hunting for packaging mishaps and making my modifications permanent.

>>107635527
It isn't even a real IP block, at that.

Why does Kuroba-beta only give me an hour before an "IP range ban" kicks in?

>new dice captcha
They're pushing gambling onto me?!

>>107635690
Finally it lets me post, now let's see how long it lasts.

>>107619435
IT'S DIFFERENT
I hate it

So far KurobaEx Beta has 2 issues
>horrrible UI
It can be reverted back o normal KurobaEx
>posting coloring
Same as above
These 2 the worst contenders (maybe something else Im not aware of) but it could also support for other sites like Chance is doing with 8

It is AI it's just not an LLM/Generative AI.

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gm

>gm

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>>107635744
Good Morning!

>>107634439
>New thing bad because it doesn't appeal to my very specific use case
Sorry you're retarded

>>107634560
it is actually since you're not using it. no more maneuvering the cord around when you vacuum, plug in & forget

>>107632062
There's adapters for Dyson, but given the self destructing tech they put in their batteries I would refuse to buy anything battery operated from Dyson (see eevblog thread).

Get Bosch unlimited with a battery adapter.

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>>107632062
The levoit 200 has been destroying every other vacuum for the last 2 years on Vacuum Wars

The only vacuum cleaners that are quality utilize bags, the filters never last

>>107635883
who is this queer

i like that one of the bigger idm acts in america basically just sounded like muzak for his whole career and is now an annoying youtuber

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>>107635901
Benn Jordan is a leet hacker, musician, author and journalist. He recently hacked over 80.000+ police cameras.

>>107630251
Try backing up your drivers with this: https://github.com/lostindark/DriverStoreExplorer afterwards install them again with the software, or device manager, or command line (look this up).
For license, anons on here will usually recommend you to install an IoT LTSC version of windows and activate with MAS (the script you mentioned). If you plan to install the same edition, you may not need to activate at all since the manufacturer may store the key in the bios.
Basically: activate with script if Windows doesn't automatically activate it or if you're installing an edition that's different than what your laptop came with.

Anyone use wintoys here? How is it? Would you recommend it?

>>107624422
>we need two windows threads, both around page 9

Kinda a weird issue. Some videos on my external drive wont play when I try to play them directly from the external drive but if I just copy them over onto the desktop they play perfectly fine. Its not even every video. Its just some of them and the size doesnt seem to matter as some videos over 1gb play but others could only be like 10mb and not play and vice versa so the file size of the videos isnt the the cause. Thoughts?

>>107562997
Mama

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>>107635282
but we can complain about stupid special tax affecting chinese parcels right?

>>107635392
I mean first of all you can talk about whatever the fuck you want because I'm not a jannie, I have fuckall in terms of power to stop you kek.
Legislation that fucks with our consoooming is on-topic as far as I'm concerned though, since that's actively what we're talking about.

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clearing up my backlog of unposed stuff

hand warmers, knitted ones are very soft and nice, gray ones are too tight. rec knitted ones https://a.aliexpress.com/_Ew9oy4G 1.50$

essager charger dac splitter, werks 3.50$ 1.20$ coins

black bandana, too tight

numbered sectioned rubber band for leg workouts, its nice https://a.aliexpress.com/_Ew5PhFW 1.50$

3m classic earplugs, great https://a.aliexpress.com/_EGSJ9l6 2.50$

blue bikini, its alright, straps are actually split so its an interesting look, pouch space is alright https://a.aliexpress.com/_Ew8HhMY 2$

purple color of the only boxers I can tolerate, separate ventilated pouch, highly recommend https://a.aliexpress.com/_EvLRTAc around 4$

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>>107635613

leg warmers

gray ones are high rec, very soft and warm, sit well on the foot, you can't really get your foot completely through it though as a result. the part that goes up the leg is multiple rubberized strings intertwined, so its very soft there too, doesn't fall off and doesnt squeeze much, very nice. already ordered a second pair. https://a.aliexpress.com/_EGjdsck 5$~ https://a.aliexpress.com/_EG6ju3E 7$ here but I got for 2$ with coins.

black ones are not good cause the rubber inside is very narrow and extremely thick, was tight even if put on the arms.. couldn't bother returning so I decided to just cut it. https://a.aliexpress.com/_EGgL4ra 5$ with coins (for the sake of warning)

top gloves are good https://a.aliexpress.com/_EvArdm8 3.50 with coins

bottom gloves are garbage. blue liner is flimsy, only on top and bottom and unconnected to the inner glove, avoid.

generic black sleeping hair cap, band too tight

electric insoles, get about 7w, better than nothing, but I wish it did more. for proper warming I'd say you need to double stack them. around 5$

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>>107635793
more workout bands
the hip one is not very strong resistance wise, but I guess its better than nothing. https://a.aliexpress.com/_EyJjnyg 2$

phone arm, its pretty good. only negatives are that it only really works if you mount it to the side, like on a nightstand, and for my Ikea one the bracket was a bit small so I removed the screwy thing and stuffed some paper between it and the desk but it holds well. the main arm also needs to stick out vertically or it will rotate and fall. https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHW6yGG 5$

Christmas things
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EJ7kzPe 2$ lights up nice
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EGxcvou also 2$

keychain fidget thing. has a clicky mechanical switch. that paw pad is slightly squishy rubber so its very pleasant to fiddle with. they sell 10 pack of those caps for like a dollar I think. https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHnWVFA 1$

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>>107632514
Local. There's some websites that may allow cloud stuff, but they have their own rules, depending on how strict they are..

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That must be some real fucking good pipeweed.

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>>107633522
Are you a wolfgirl? I need one.
>>107634774
Crown braid was an holy grail in de3, did you ever try it? It could/can generate it, but there was (is?) no keyword I could find that could achieve any degree of consistency. It was kind of frustrating.

>>107635345
the youtube video I'm watching is decoded on my own hardware

>>107631634
They'll find a way to somehow vendor lock in the games so that devs begin to optimize for remote gaming hardware, while everyone else suffers.

>>107631613
Reminder that you did this. You kept buying GeForce for years and years, fattening up Nvidia.

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>t.

>was saying the other day on /v/ how cloud gaming hardware is obviously what they expect to funnel gamers into in the future and Microshit and Nvidia are already investing
>"Nah you're a schizo retard"
Geforce now improves on an almost monthly basis, with the skyrocketing price of literally everything, including computer hardware and consoles, its obvious what they are doing.