>>107634115
If you dont wanna use an engine then yeah raylib is good. I would argue for C over C++ since OOP is booty cheeks.
Are you new to making games? New to programming?

>>107634916
godot wasn't enough for me because of the performance of gdscript, and I'm not learning c#. If i'm going to have to write c, might as well do it without the bloat

>>107634916
C is ass for gamedev though. all it would need to be perfect is operator overloading

>>107634336
Mind sharing?

>>107634345
Not in the current state.

>>107634223
I just had one with 2 blanks and others had 0... it didn't win...

>>107634842
Oh. I was being retarded on purpose.
Read the text before to find out what it wants.
Most of the time it just wants the one with the most empty blocks.

>>107634951
>most
There are other cases?

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>>107634289
Janet is great.
This tilling WM for Windows is written in Janet btw
https://github.com/agent-kilo/jwno
New release just dropped
https://github.com/agent-kilo/jwno/releases/tag/v0.9.16

>>107582744
>Common Lisp
>Is there a way to automate these steps?

;; lang: lisp
;; [2025-12-22 Mon 08:01] run startup.lisp automatically if it exists
(defun sly-run-startup ()
  "Run startup.lisp in sly."
  (interactive)
  (if-let* ((root       (project-root (project-current)))
            (parts      (split-string root "/"))
            (name       (nth (- (length parts) 2) parts))
            (startup    (concat (project-root (project-current)) "startup.lisp"))
            (exists?    (file-exists-p startup))
            (connected? (sly-connected-p)))
      (progn

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>>107634715
One constraint is that the executable content of startup.lisp has to be one expression for it to work with sly-mrepl-sync. You might have to wrap your startup code in a progn or let*.

>>107634715
Looking back at my old post, I realized I went beyond my original requirements. However, I've wanted this kind of project initialization too.

>>107634715
who tf writes lisp at 8AM on a monday

What are you going to do about it?
Stop buying these products and start protesting/writing to lawmakers instead of laying on your belly like a bitch. If nobody does anything it will only get worse. Stop buying new products every year and actually buy the skews that have what you need anon. We get to decide if we don't behave like defeated cattle.

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>>107631927
>be a /g/ unemployed
>found a job as an AI programmer
>bring your own RAM policy

>>107631927
people without computers

>>107634971
People are already without computers.

>>107631927
>software without source
actual hell

>>107634725
I bought a 256Gb SSD 10 years ago. It must be approaching 320Gb by now.

Fuck Spotify. Love RED.

cool

i don't really know what spotify is though

>>107634764
>my sekrit hideout
kys

>>107619262
Why would they announce this before releasing the actual torrents? I'm 95% sure we're never actual going to see those files now.

>>107631911
Yes! Then you can show me your bellissimo attico ;)

>>107634236
No. Now answer the question.

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>SHE

>>107634686
>the axewound is STILL seething
lmao
so this is what trannies do moments before they kill themselves

>>107632507
Notably women lack upper body strength compared to men, causing exercises which emphasize such to be particularly difficult. The dip is one such exercise. Many women struggle to even do regular push ups, which are much easier. For an actual biological female, even a bodyweight dip is considered an advanced exercise of significant difficulty.

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note to self: don't give up

>>107628300

>2 weeks

ask the fbi

>>107628300
What country? Most Western countries are adding a lot of people in the military and intelligence agencies. You can get a job there provided your record is clean.

>>107601704
>Signal, Briar, Element, Session
Jami, Briar, SimpleX, Session
here, fixed. (centralization is cancer)

>>107631735

Based. Keep going.

>>107631613
>cloud
Kys kike

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>>107634658
>TPM disabled,
but you do still have tpm2.0
and you will keep it disabled as long as M$ allows you to do so
you will switch it on

>>107633297
yeah sounds like a you problem. put an ap in my room and haven't had an issue with 120hz
agree about online latency though

>>107631613
Not sure if your trolling or this is just a shill thread but do us all a favor an kill yourself OP

>>107610173
Wake up XTchan

>>107621861
>The 4chan-X dev has been gone for way longer than the XT dev has.
Yet 4chan X got updated and XT didn't.

>>107632459
That's down to their personal lives, anon. For all you know, the XT dev can show up tomorrow.

>>107632476
He's just looking for self gratification. He wants to feel good for sticking with X

Let's manifest the XT Dev to show up, guys

Yo, I installed Mint on an old Acer.
The WiFi appears to work, but all of a sudden it stops seeing any networks and just turns to "unavailable".
A restart fixes it for 10-20 minutes and it breaks again (or it breaks just a few minutes later).

>>107634754
This has nanonigs written all over it.

>>107634653
too l33t for me and the fact that i am going to use devuan is enough i want to minimize the work i need to do to get things to work

>>107634777
What do you mean? (I am just a casual who wants to show the finger to MS and Nutella.)

I see that its some Ralink adapter with Foxconn drivers. It works, until it doesn't.

>>107634861
Nanonigs randomly attack systems and services that are relaxing. Hopefully one of our specialists will be able to get to you soon. Hold tight, and DO NOT RELAX.

>>107633955
Most vapes on the market are manifold more damaging than cigarettes.
On no-name brands, esp. the stuff imported from countries without scrupulus such as China, concentration of additives is often times completely out of whack wrt safety standards and swings drastically - which can lead to trivial and arbitrary fatal overdosage.

>>107630202
>why do cordless vacuums still suck?
because a real vacuum runs on 1200watts while the best cordless, on ((((high)))) power can maybe do 500 watts for 5 minutes.

lmk when they make 1kw cordless vacuum with a 20 minute run time.
also, lmk when they make a proper press fit fitting and not those retarded clip in fittings.

>>107630202
>why do every consumer-grade vacuums still suck?
ftfy
it's on purpose, just buy professional-grade vacuums, they cost less and perform infinitely better while not looking gay as fuck.
I was on the market for a vacuum nearly a decade ago and noped the fuck out the vacuum alley when I saw the eurokistan pricing for these things who won't last more than the warranty period.
also dyson is pure garbage, shit quality for piss-poor performance, you're buying a stylish product, not a functional one, it's like the iphone of vacuums, you're not really suppose to be use it, it's so people who come to your house can see it.
>>107630602
>if you go corded, they're underpowered and you constantly have to change bags
lmao what? these things have nothing to do with being corded or not.
>filter is clogged, so you're now constantly cleaning your filter
get it out, clean it and put it back, as simple as... hardware require maintenance, that's a fact of life.
>Maybe a really pro-tier one with cyclone and autoclean is better, but fuck spending 1k for a vacuum!
a cheap karcher wd2+ is 50€ and will outperform and outlive EVERY SINGLE consumer-grade vacuum on the market. it's also very easy to repair and maintain if needed.
>And "robots"?
utter dogshit, every single one of them, don't ever buy this shit.

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I bought a new vacuum the other day, it doesn't really pick anything up but it works really well.

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>>107630202
Because they die son.

Are there any guides for prompting on z-image? Like which terms do what? The hugging face just suggests 9 steps max and cfg of 0 but what else? What about emphasis and all the other prompt engineering stuff from the auto1111 github, is that supported?

>>107634432
there is this https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1pdy78q/zimage_styles_70_examples_of_how_much_can_be_done/
but otherwise is llm captions using qwen so either get an llm to "enhance" the prompt or get used to boomer prompting

>>107628372
defending low quality work is brown behavior

>>107634492
bro just dont look at it lmao

>>107634466
>but otherwise is llm captions using qwen so either get an llm to "enhance" the prompt or get used to boomer prompting
Yeah I was afraid of this. Thanks.

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Can't get Windows to find my installed programs even though windows search is turned on in services and the shortcuts are there and valid in the C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs file path. What do?

>>107630969
It's a solid enough tool in the vein of shit like Chris Titus's WinUtil or Winhance.

>>107632132
Looking around have you disabled apps running in the background? Apparently that can stop programs appearing in Search.
You could also just switch over to Everything and EverythingToolbar and replace Windows Search completely.

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Is there any way I can fix this? Tried DISM and sfc, whatever I could, and the issue still persists. Also happens with classic Snipping Tool I backported from Windows 10 whenever I try to save a screenie, no issues with Wordpad, classic Paint, WMP legacy and probably other win32 applications though.

What gives?

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>>107632399
I saw that you can enable security updates which seems like magic on a non iot ltsc system. How would that even work or is it fake?

>>107633030
xbox controller that uses them is fragile shit with shit tier QC so your next bet is the previous 8bito pro which imo has reliability issues in same cases compared to the more durable newer gen models. Can't really win. You might be able to do a TMR mod on your controller

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>>107629097
The M30 is very good.
My only "complaint" is how retarded the RetroArch mapping is for Sega controllers. They (retroarch) picked the worst possible layout.

>>107633030
>Both my dualshock 3 joysticks have barely functioning batteries and I can't get decent replacements, just used batteries with a new sticker slapped on top of them from AliExpress.
there are some chinkshit batteries on ebay

>>107622088
Because retards are obsessed with obsolete handheld controllers, VR support in 3D games is lacking and the path towards removing functionality is the most streamlined due to a decade of the forced Xinput meme.
For most 2D games an arcade style controller is optimal and everyone has deluded themselves into thinking that dpads are good, because it has been on so much handheld Nintendo ewaste.
For most 3D games a mouse and keyboard would be optimal, but support for optimal control configuration is generally lacking. VR has potential, but there is a limit to what mods can do.

I look forward to the Steam controller 2, mostly just to fuck with it.
>>107625731
Comfy for maneuvering a spaceship in for landing.
>>107625810
You lift, push (xy), twist and tilt (x,y), so you have 6DoF.
There was a flight stick that was going to do this, but it got caught in development hell due to covid afaik.

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Are there any negatives about Cyclone 2? I think I'll get that one while I wait for the steam controller.

I'll never use react no matter how much you shill it lmao

>>107633499
you have to review one by one?

if no, explain what i'm missing
if yes, how is this better than doing it in a file manager or even image viewer?

>>107634333
> if yes, how is this better than doing it in a file manager or even image viewer?

This is like asking how using Kodi/XBMC is better than vlc. One is a couch/TV friendly UX.

We used to use Faststone to review pictures on the tv, but it's UI is very complex, lots of different subwindows, lots of menus and tiny icons, janky & different key controls with videos, just nagging stuff like that.

I wrote this to be a 10ft UI (auto hiding control bar). All options on home screen, such as auto advance.

>>107634504
right, i guess i find it completely useless because that's not how i take and clean up photos

i always take multiple consecutive photos ("duplicates") and then later pick one that technically turned out the best and delete the rest
this requires sometimes going back and forth, comparing etc

i thought this was the point, not just to delete photos you don't like from the album

>>107634837
We do it by either giving things a yes, no, or not sure. Than we do a second (or third) round clicking on the "Unsure" filter, just to see those. So we do go back and forth between those quickly. And I emphasize "we" because it's a family affair, all sharing the TV.

And I don't physically move or delete anything until days or weeks after we reviewed them all.

Thanks for the feedback.