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https://www.thurrott.com/dev/330980/microsoft-to-replace-all-c-c-code-with-rust-by-2030

>Our North Star is ‘1 engineer, 1 month, 1 million lines of code.’ To accomplish this previously unimaginable task, we’ve built a powerful code processing infrastructure. Our algorithmic infrastructure creates a scalable graph over source code at scale. Our AI processing infrastructure then enables us to apply AI agents, guided by algorithms, to make code modifications at scale. The core of this infrastructure is already operating at scale on problems such as code understanding.”

LOL
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>>107648071
apple could've be last sane alternative
but macOS has been so bad last couple of years, it doesn't even need sabotaging
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In five years we'll move to zig
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>>107643404
Synchonized, wait() and notify() are the greatest achievements of Java.
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>>107640674
What will they do with all the Indian programmers they hired?
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>>107640674
gross

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Puffy edition.
Ask your BSD-related questions here, discuss tips and tricks, share
scripts, and everything in between.

>Main operating systems
https://www.openbsd.org
https://www.freebsd.org
https://www.netbsd.org
https://www.dragonflybsd.org

>Updates and advisories
OpenBSD: https://www.undeadly.org
FreeBSD: https://www.freebsd.org/security/notices/
NetBSD https://www.netbsd.org/changes/
DragonFly BSD: https://www.dragonflydigest.com

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>>107647005
Is OpenBSD a good choice for servers?
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>>107647365
For many reasons yes. It comes with a very easy to use (and effective) firewall, has all unnessecary daemons disabled by default, has pledge and unveil for sandboxing applications, and is constantly being audited for security issues. It also comes with a lot of documentation and homegrown software that is easy to configure. Releases are stable but whenever a new security problem is found all you have to do is run syspatch and then it's taken care of, you don't have to upgrade anything.
However if you're running a server that will recieve a lot of traffic FreeBSD may be a better choice, it has jails, ZFS, the fastest network stack of any OS, and a bigger ports tree. A deficiency of OpenBSD is its lack of support for journaling filesystems. You could use FreeBSD as a load balancer and OpenBSD as a backend if you find that you like OpenBSD, maybe by running it in bhyve.
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>>107648442
shalom
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>>107648442
>Thread blessed.
Thank you anon. Fellow /bug/gers, we can go on.

Does yous guys use any of these? I mostly use Square and at some point I might use something else with my Etsy.

Thoughts?

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Would this solve to hiring crisis?
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>>107643058
Carmack really fell off when he jumped into the AI money mosh pit
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>>107642522
Only if it's no win no fee and you get your money back if they reject you. It's just a rip-off otherwise.
>Pay to get nothing
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>>107643058
This is actually a good idea.
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Isn't this just hiring a job marketer?
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>>107642522
>fire 90% of all HR departments
>ban AI from making hiring decisions
>delete H1B's forever
>delete linkedin forever
there fixed the job market

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Christmas Eve Eve Edition

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>>107641565
great wallpapers
>>107644907
I always liked this monitor setup. Don't really know why. It just looks comfy. What size are they?
>>107645556
how's the keyboard compared to an actual thinkpad? I always wanted to try one but they seem way to expensive for what they are
>>107647169
comfy
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>>107647512
Nicu, senpai.
>wine issues when upgrading to Fedora 43
I heard that, but it didn't affect me, because I don't have wine installed as a system package, I use Bottles for that.
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>>107647712
Based Sabrina enjoyer.
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>UIs to generate anime
ComfyUI:https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI
SwarmUI:https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI
re/Forge/Classic:https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassic
SD.Next:https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnext
Wan2GP:https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GP
InvokeAI:https://www.invoke.com/

>How to Generating Anime Images
https://rentry.org/comfyui_guide_1girl
https://tagexplorer.github.io
https://making-images-great-again-library.vercel.app/
https://neta-lumina-style.tz03.xyz/

>Output cleanup

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>>107647918
I see you posted this an hour ago and nobody helped you. This is a meme general.
Repost your question in >>>/e/edg/ they are helping out right now.
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>mpv constantly gets shilled
>"aight I'll try it"
>see picrel
Yeah nah, I'll pass.
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>>107634923
Calm down, faggot
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>>107648037
I read it. Poster is defending qanonsense, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yqfvka7QDO4

the poster is making the core claims:
1) leftist and jews have underdeveloped emotional brain regions
2) this makes them hate cuteness
3) hating cuteness makes them want to go full qanon satanist and harm children
4) watching cute anime girls is a sign of being righteous
5) we need to make memes about cuteness to weed out those jew and leftist evil doers

Meanwhile back in reality we know the overwhelming vast majority of jews and leftist do not rape and torture children. The only interesting thing to extract from this post is why some people are repulsed by cuteness.
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>newfags complaining about anime on a website founded on the discussion of anime
You love to see it
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>>107645646
This works but I hate it.
>>107646339
Using a mouse I can turn the speaker on or off but that's it. Unless there is some new paradigm in UI I am to old to get, like hamburger menus or the 3 dots. Is there a new tranny thing that needs to be interacted with?
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>>107648566
stop being such a little bitch and use the keyboard.

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overrated and not useful if you actually do any kind of work.
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>>107648209
i dont use arch (im a ubuntu user btw) but i watched all these in case i ever have to fix an arch install, ty anon
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>>107647705
>using it breeds in the user an unquenchable thirst for higher incremental version number
wut
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>>107645984
What if your work is maintaining your computer?
A few weeks of use and this thing elevates that to a more than full time job.

>Mom, cancel everything, Pacman updated and now the graphical session doesn't start and there's nothing in journald.
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>>107645984
Agreed. The distro of trannies and other mentally ill types.
Mentally stable as well grounded people use Debian and Debian based.

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Linux is often sold as progress, but philosophically it feels like a step backward. The people who shaped the field at its best, Engelbart, Alan Kay, Licklider, were trying to make computers amplify human thought, not turn users into part time system administrators. Engelbart wanted integrated systems that helped people reason, collaborate, and build knowledge. Kay imagined the computer as a living medium, something you could understand, reshape, and learn from. Linux goes in the opposite direction. It inherits the Unix mindset where the system is a miserable little pile of loosely connected tools and the human is expected to glue them together through arcane commands and configuration files. Complexity is not reduced, it is pushed onto the user and normalized as a virtue. Instead of higher level concepts, Linux clings to decades old abstractions like everything being a file, text streams as universal interfaces, and shells as the main way to think. The result is a system no single person can fully understand, held together by conventions, folklore, and cargo cult practices. What makes this worse is the culture that formed around it. A common trait among Linux enthusiasts is a mix of resentment and shallow elitism, where struggling with the system is reframed as proof of intelligence or moral superiority. Difficulty becomes a badge of honor rather than a design failure. Many users overestimate their understanding, mastering a narrow set of commands and rituals while mistaking familiarity for depth. This Dunning–Kruger confidence feeds contempt for ordinary users and for systems that aim to be coherent and humane, as if usability were a flaw rather than the point. Instead of demanding better abstractions, the culture defends rough edges as character building. In that sense, Linux does not just fall short technically. It fosters an attitude that resists the ideals of clarity, empathy, and intellectual humility that the great figures of computing actually stood for.
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>hours passed
>still no refutation to op besides ad hominem
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>>107646962
>The people who shaped the field at its best, Engelbart, Alan Kay, Licklider, were trying to make computers amplify human thought, not turn users into part time system administrators.
You only have to apply as much time to system administration as you want to.
>It inherits the Unix mindset where the system is a miserable little pile of loosely connected tools and the human is expected to glue them together through arcane commands and configuration files. Complexity is not reduced, it is pushed onto the user and normalized as a virtue.
Doing everything yourself via shell scripts is only one approach to using a Unixlike. Also, define 'arcane'. Most unixen come with manpages. To find out about some particular aspect of your system all you have to do is issue "man -k <thing>". Windows has no such thing for its internals.
>The result is a system no single person can fully understand
Are you fucking serious rn? No, really, you're telling me that Windows is something that one person can understand from top to bottom?
If you think it's good for computers to 'amplify human thought' then don't you think a system that lets you do what you want with it would be in line with those ideals?
>Instead of demanding better abstractions, the culture defends rough edges as character building.
Debatably true. Plan 9 refines a lot of the concepts from Unix however it never reached adoption.
>It fosters an attitude that resists the ideals of clarity, empathy, and intellectual humility that the great figures of computing actually stood for.
Intellectual humility? Dude, fuck off. This is just a verbose way of saying that it's bad to ever challenge users. What you get then is a bunch of complacent idiots who can't solve problems. Which is why we're in such a rut now.
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>>107647035
Ubuntu isn't Linux, it's pozzware.
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>>107648492
It seems that you know about Plan 9 and how the original Unix people created it specifically to move past Unix’s own limitations. Do you also know that Plan 9 itself was influenced by systems like Oberon and Cedar, which were already pushing toward coherent, higher level environments long before Linux doubled down on Unix compatibility. If even Unix’s creators felt the need to escape Unix, defending Linux as something that needs to be defended on philosophical grounds does not really make sense.
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>>107647087
I agree with all of this. Lisp machines, Smalltalk, and Oberon have a lot of these ideas.

>>107648492
>What you get then is a bunch of complacent idiots who can't solve problems. Which is why we're in such a rut now.
That's what you get with Unix. Unix people blame everything on a "skill issue" of the users, so they never fix anything and they complain about anyone who makes things better, like you're doing right now. It's been the same since the Unix-Haters Handbook.

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>Update (Dec. 22, 10:11 am): A Spotify spokesperson just released the following statement: “Spotify has identified and disabled the nefarious user accounts that engaged in unlawful scraping. We’ve implemented new safeguards for these types of anti-copyright attacks and are actively monitoring for suspicious behavior. Since day one, we have stood with the artist community against piracy, and we are actively working with our industry partners to protect creators and defend their rights.”

NUMBER 1 STORY ON BILLBOARD
OOOH THEY MAD NOW
ANNA BETTER WATCH OUT
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>request content from streaming service
>data is transmitted from their servers to your device's memory
>write the data to your storage instead of sending it to your speakers
NOOOOOOOO THATS ILLEGAL
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>>107648245
>ruin your life over
by the sounds, Spotify fucked up here.
cba looking up the technicalities but even they seem to be pretty much admitting they got scraped and the worst they can do is make the culprits register with a new email. Torrenting 87 million music files might be a different story entirely, for sure. But they haven't done that yet and I've seen no suggestion here anyone has actually done anything 'illegal' per se.
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Spotify is trash. And if there was a way like Rimusic to pull bandwidth from their servers without them even knowing I would use it constantly
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>I like this song
>forced to use Spotify instead of downloading an mp3
>song disappears forever
Fuck this fucking shit
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I actually own most of the music I listen to.

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Pawtastic edition

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>Keyboard recommendation template:
https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V

>Find vendors
https://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptions
https://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys

>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!
https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)

>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")

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My world revolves around MX Blacks. Lubed + filmed + SS, of course. All set for 1.2 million actuations for that vintage smooth Cherry, haha! It's the patrician choice! Let the youngins chase long pole, in I'm I mean in gonna I'm gonna turn aro
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>>107648027
GMK obviously. OBVIOUSLY.
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>>107647244
anybody got recs for a keycap set that's just black/grey/beige, real boring and standard looking, but with a decent font?

Getting sick of my GMK shit and kinda want to regress
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>>107648506
GMK WoB or beige not good enough for you? Sweet fuck. A decent font? GMK has the best kitting for fonts and legends.
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Regress all you want.

>Email login

Isn't this kinda out of date?
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>>107648002
I wanna login with a scan of my ballsack
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>>107648002
Why would it be?
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>>107648002
Passkeys are a trojan horse for digital id and hardware attestation

The future is self signed ecdsa

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Why are Americans ok with Flock cameras recording everything they do 24/7?

https://youtu.be/vU1-uiUlHTo
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>>107641932
Because some con artist told them it'd own the libs.
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>>107641932
I remember 10 or so years ago when mutts used to mock the Brits for having CCTV everywhere. Now they live in a surveillance state second perhaps only to China, and rapidly gunning for first place. That's karma for you.
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>>107641932
Nobody is ok with this unless they have a stake in the money to be made off of it or are in on the government.
The US is not a Republic and hasn't been for some time.
We just vote in the face we can direct our impotent anger towards while those in power just do whatever the fuck they want to do to us.

Maybe the gen Zs and Alphas will get the fire to tear it all down and start over if things get bad enough. The Millennials were poised to make positive changes but got side tracked by race and tranny nonsense.

However on this current trajectory the U.K. is like looking at 10 years into the future of the U.S.

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FAQ:
>How do I activate Windows?
HWID2 generates and registers a permanent legitimate license on MS's activation servers
github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts
Usage: paste this into Powershell, run.
irm https://get.activated.win | iex

>and Office?
Same link, select Ohook option
You can also use Office.com if your needs are very minimal
or try OnlyOffice/LibreOffice and set it to save in MSOffice file formats

>What version should I install?
>W10 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2021
Binary identical to Enterprise except no MS Store or apps
Preinstalled with: Edge & Win32 system apps

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IMPORTANT

https://x.com/massgravel/status/2003262090887463151
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>>107647462
people should be safe as long they copy the command directly and not write it from memory kek
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I'm trying to install Win 10 IoT LTSC. Currently on Windows 10 build 19045. I keep getting this error message when trying to install LTSC
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I bought a Dell laptop from Costco. Been reading madly about Win10/11 changes the last ten years.

If YOU bought the laptop, would you:
1) offline hack and backup drivers and install clean Win11 enterprise
2) just offline and MAS to enterprise (I think it comes with Home) and manually debloat dell shit and use util with windows?

A) what's the difference with Win11 24 and 25?
B) should I be using WinToys exclusively or use Chris WinTools AND (or) ShutUp10?

I knew a lot about WinXP/7/8.1 but changed careers a decade ago and am out of the loop, bought new shit due to the shortage scares and holding out since COVID

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Why is PC stagnating HARD?
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what mouthbreathing retard still uses a console unless it's some retro split screen?
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>>107640614
>800$ console
>+80$ per year for subscription
>+80$ for proprietary vendorlocked controller replacement maybe every 2 years instead of buying cheaper, higher quality controllers
>+extra cost for software
Normalfags do not understand deferred costs.
>>107645051
Instead they're paying more on subscriptions to emulate things they could do if they had their own PC.
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>>107640614
you're a special kind of retard, aren't you?
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>>107640614
you're a special kind of chad, aren't you?
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>>107645188
>Normalfags do not understand deferred costs
Youre just poor. Probably a jeet. In the first world, $1000 is a chumps change


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