>>107682610
ah my bad.

>>107682608
>the developer gets what she deserves
that's misogynistic

>>107681473
>>107682650
Looks like a very common pattern I've seen in production C code, working with nested structs holding pointers. If you don't have RAII or garbage collection you gotta free your heap allocations manually.

>>107683011
>Looks like a very common pattern I've seen in production C code
Then you're working with retards who rely on heuristics. And I mean actual retards, as in, double-digit IQ.

>>107680339
You don't, you can see the endpoints in the console's network tab.

>>107679646
>depends on internet 24/7

>>107682846
dream on, dude

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>>107683254
stop lying your fapping rite now

>>107683265
i'm whatever the actual opposite of fapping is right now, faggot

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>>107683271
oh so your playin with your ashole that makes sense

manufactured fomo

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>>107682796
Isn't it funny how the one with the heatsink is cheaper than the one without?
So far every time I checked these have always been around these prices.

>>107682279
lol
i bought the one on the right for $700 a year ago

I don't care. You don't need more than 250GB for a OS and games.
>buth games are 10000GB these days!
New games are shit and if you play them you are retarded

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>>107683078
because you cant remove the heatsinks on some of them which makes them incompatible with loads of motherboards/laptops and external caddies

Did they change something in ACPI table handling in 6.18 or are quirks broken somehow?

I'm getting this every boot now, on 2023 hardware:

ACPI Warning: \_SB.PC00.CNVW._DSM: Argument #4 type mismatch - Found [Buffer], ACPI requires [Package] (20250807/nsarguments-61)
k
ACPI Warning: \_SB.PC00.XHCI.RHUB.HS14._DSM: Argument #4 type mismatch - Found [Integer], ACPI requires [Package] (20250807/nsarguments-61)

The first one is completely new to me, never had it before even two years ago. The second I had it all the time in 6.6 but it was fixed(?) later and now it's back.

>>107682974
No problem, I'm more of a

setxkbmap -option "caps:ctrl_shifted_capslock"

guy myself.

>>107682863
Use Vivaldi.

>>107683001
ok, this one is nice too, gonna keep it lol

>>107682359
Yes, in the sense that they could have used bash which would have actually been useful to them.

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>>107680847
I really miss that old desktop aesthetic. Unfortunately it looks very jarring with modern applications such as web browsers.

>>107647899
Give it back, Jamal

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>>107642301
I always hated the vista theme. Windows XP was trash too. 98, 2000 and 10 are peak UI design. I mention 10 because it's OK for most part, though the downfall can already be seen from for example the new control panel.

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>>107680874
B-but that would be a whole 'nother package to install.

>>107682658
>98, 2000 and 10
*ME/2000

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this is my first razer, what am I in for?

>>107681549
sweet, both of my razer mice are on there
really seems like razor has stepped it up on the quality lately (at least on their wildly expensive stuff. my $200 PC-only controller is also top shelf components)

>>107681569
Not to ruin your mood, but unironically not in for anything super exciting, it's more of a lower end Razer mouse.

Did anybody else end up binding scroll click to the bottom thumb button after having it break?

>>107643865
>let me guess. you need more
yes I need the buttons on the side to not be able to be pushed inside the mouse. I need to get it out with a pin. These razer mice should be built gamer tough not cheap plastic shit.

>>107683209
Who the fuck is that even? I only saw her when loading Deluge's website

>>107683209
I look like this and do this

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>>107682122
Precisely because we're in the Year of Our LORD 2026, and this angelic technology we've been prevy to (derived from channeling an invisible force through rocks btw) was attained by ungodly means (glowniggers strategically taking powerful psychedelics while sacrificing children in satanic kike rituals youtu.be/KJ1tjCFBemc ) making them break through and reach to "the other side" for forbidden information like in the days of Noah (Book of Enoch).

So why does this matter? Because the devil ALWAYS fucks you in the end.
He may give you tailwind to a start, all while architecting his solution. But rest assured you will get the rope just like his children (the modern day kike).

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>>107682122
correction: YOUR software sucks

>Know exactly how to do method A and that its generally prefered.
>Need to use method B because of a nuance of the system outside of my control.
>Impossible to find any information on method B because any reference to method B just directs people to method A

>>107678828
Except for the part where I've been cutting C code since before your mom was giving out handies behind her school cafeteria, yeah.

>>107680223
You forgot the part where some dipshit replies to your stackoverflow question claiming you have an XY problem and demanding you justify to him why you really need to use method B.

>>107640271
I find that people only act like this when they dont actually know the answer to your question but still want to roleplay as the mentor and get angry when you dont play along. The minute people start asking "why", i leave because im 95% confident im not going to get an answer

>>107681694
You should answer philosophically then, make the rage peak on your exit.

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>>107682702
I like how the assumption is that you're testing zoomers when this board is mostly composed of the tech equivalent of the twitter dad with shades on

>>107682824
I ignored your post because I'm not interested in porn, but like >>107682924 said, I'm an old dude, and your question was weird and sad to me. You should probably try a-b testing your question format.

>>107682702
How do you have any idea that the people replying to your threads are zoomoids?

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>>107682702
>All those replies
>All the zoomoids pretending they're big dick gen-Xers now while still using "boomer" as a word.
Roflmao.

You got fried by fucking /vr/ of all places and you got 1:1 compared to /vg/ and /mlp/ roflmao. If this is in order then for some reason /g/ is the lowest on the totem pole despite /vg/ sounding way worse.

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>>107682702

>>107682890
automation tools for uploading > where is the fun?

If you have never ripped a CD yourself, your RED account should get deactivated immediately.

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>Happy Holidays and Good Morning @everyone, I hope you all are doing well.
>Some of you may have found out that there is a Qui/cross-seed comparison thread on /r/trackers right now that I have been participating in alongside ze0s and soup. I posted several of our v7 WebUI images, and decided to make sure the community here in the Discord sees the work we've been hard at for months as well.
>I've made a website for a previewing gallery of the WebUI - and while it is possible to jump in early and test it in #pre-release - we strongly recommend not using it in a production instance without backing up your `cross-seed.db` before your first run with the WebUI version.
>Please heed the warning, your instance will go through a migration and you will not be able to revert without a backup pre-WebUI of your `cross-seed.db` and all changes to config will be stored in the .db and need to be changed via the WebUI - your config.js will become unnecessary. Please also read the message at the top of the preview gallery, as well.
>Thanks everybody, and if you have any comments/discussion/suggestions please feel free to let us know here in #lounge - # pre-release is strictly for support and troubleshooting.
https://webui.xseed.sh
>Enjoy!
QUI BTFO'D???

Let's all share our Blu Wrapped 2025 here. Don't be shy!

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Where's option for "I'm a kissless virgin"?

>>107681653
>apple shill
>not retarded
pick one. thanks for the link btw, that's exactly what I was looking for

>>107681747
The story behind this is actually funny.
So cloudflare has a domain ranking based on the requests it gets on 1.1.1.1
https://radar.cloudflare.com/domains
This ranking used to work by the amount of total DNS queries. But that is a silly metric, since different domains have different TTL. Google.com has a TTL of only 5min.
So they switched to a new metric in October, which is DNS Magnitude, so a peak of requests within a TLD window.

As soon as they switched, .su became the most popular TLD and 14emeliaterracewestroxburyma02132 .su became the most accessed domain in existence, beating all big tech platforms.
https://domainnamewire.com/2025/10/27/new-cloudflare-radar-data-ranks-su-ahead-of-com/
Then people looked into it and discovered that it's a botnet infecting smartphones and named it Kimwolf. It took them two months between discovery of that domain and finding the first sample. This botnet makes extensive use of cloudflare and its DNS over TLS, in order to evade any filtering.

Cloudflare then switched back to the old metric, to hide botnet control domains again :D

>>107681883
Holy shit that's the funniest shit i've read all month thank you anon! Would you like to join a little privacy shizo signal group? Add me lambda.76 i'll add you to the group.

>>107681927
>privacy shizo signal group
Well, that's an oxymoron if Inever saw one

>>107680284
Because the paradigm of running malware and constraining it with permissions is retarded and a cancer on computing. Desktop operating systems were designed to only run trusted software instead.

>>107681695
But it's all true. There's no possible way for China to get EUV before 2050.

>>107681339
Dude is Copemeister general

>>107682604
He makes the same video every week and makes a fortune for doing so. It isn't retarded he is just a sellout.

>>107681339
>china will collapse
2 more weeks, cope and seethe

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>Chiner is lising!

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>>107682199
Exactly.

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who's the one deciding what's "wrong"?

>>107682199
>what is the point of all this free software
>free software
i'm a cheap sonofabitch

>>107682199
>nothing wrong
pay attention to whats going on in the world you stupid fucking faggot