>>107652127
>I want to watch movies from the disc itself, otherwise there's no difference with just downloading it
You can do that with VLC

>>107650128
hard drives. The elites don't want you to know this, but the hard drives in the dumpster are free, you can take them home. I have 200 hard drives in my house.

>>107650917
Correct answer

vinyl and cd's
I don't do spotify and have a collection starting from back when it was considered 'normal'
Nowadays you can buy used cd's on discogs at very reasonable prices.
I buy vinyl when I really like the artist and want a 'collecters item' or just want to support them. They earn more from that than the 0.004$ per stream.

>>107650128
Hard drives.

>>107654523
Then you wait like the pleb you are.

Scene, FLUX, or wait. NTb is stuck in the past.

>>107654476
that has to be related with internal communication between staffers. according to your reply, it seems that BLU staffs are giant assholes.

>>107654592
It's already known that after the coup attempt they burned bridges with the cabal.

>>107654597
lol
BLUidiots who are obviously reaping what they sowed in pirate world.

>>107653950
Raku, the new name of Perl version 6, is also a great language for expressivity. Too bad that after 20 years of development it is still incomplete (but production ready) and is 10x slower due to some architectural choices (grapheme level Unicode, and almost contextual grammar, specifically)

>>107648740
god I love this language. like saying "fuck the constraints of good design and sound logic, how fucking weird can we *really* get with a programming language?". wrote a few shitty webapps with mojolicious in it. even got paid for some of them
could only recommend picking it up these days if you're doing a lot of awk/sed/grep-style data-munging on a linix or bsd system. it's based af for one-off scripts
re: perl or php, they're both perfectly capable of doing backend work. most turing-complete languages are these days. just pick any one and get good at the concepts instead of getting bogged down with the particular language.

>>107648740
I use it for virtually all scripts. The built in regex is super intuitive and top of the line. It's C but you can be up and running in 1/1000 the time.

I used it for writing Windows Messenger/MSN bots in 2004 because the only community for it used Perl (because the dude who reversed the protocol made his API wrapper in Perl)

>>107652151
And getting arrested for hacking a client's computer and then trying to justify it by saying you warned them the hack was possible but they didn't care as much as you thought they should, so you did the hack to prove yourself correct.

I no longer use Microsoft products.

>>107654467
Is that why they fucked up W11?

I poc'd tech migration of an app with copilot, and as it has a full codebase to read to know what to write (just tell it to migrate and it can handle itself reading the codebase), it works very well. I could migrate several thousands of lines of some old jquery/php shit to some react + springboot app in just a few hours.

It's the only task I found copilot does very well and made me spare a HUGE amount of time (I would probably have spent a couple of weeks full time doing what it did).

>>107654480
I haven't used them since 2005.
>>107654565
What? You think the react.js start menu is inferior to the older versions written in nasty C++?

>>107654596
But JS is written in C++

>>107652733
Yeah, ignore the tirades people will throw on this board, it's the most "just werks" video player for me, and its keyboard controls are very comfy to use on the tv with a mini keyboard.

>>107648037
you both are retarded jfc. i question if any reposters of this image have ever actually read any of the links.

>>107634080
>not using shinchiro or zongfly
ngmi

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>>107634923
>If you want to be taken seriously, you use your REAL FACE as your pfp.

>>107634080
>pfp
>location
grim
now we know why its being shilled, and who by lol

>>107652761
idk looks like something from marine

>>107652761
>>107652835
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfGuQELt1Tk
nvm found it

>>107652839
doesn't work for me, do I need some flags?

>>107653966
are you using the git master branch
do you have subrandr installed
have you built mpv with subrandr enabled

>>107654570
thanks for saying

Yeah, that's some sad shit. He used to be very good-looking.

>>107653130
I believe he is married.
>>107653939
I think it's from working on Zig so much that it takes too much time from caring for himself.

>>107653107
>I really had my hopes up for zig
u was gay for him b4 but u no like him no more?

>>107653107
u gay?

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>>107653939
man...

>>107654120
I keked, probably written by AI too

>>107652422
>prevent AI spam shitting up my website
Demand 1 bucks worth of XMR payment per post.

>>107652690
we're in our pre-blackwall phase. a few years from now we'll revert to social media being dead and normies only using the net for things like banking, and the rest of us will have to go to invite-only localnets

>>107654120
It would take me more than 5 seconds and you are too retarded to understand it so why would I waste my time?
If you were intelligent, you already know.

>>107654178
sounds interesting

>>107652527
You sound like a cute femboy.

Yeah

fn fizzbuzz(n: usize) -> &'static str {
    match (n % 3, n % 5) {
        (0, 0) => "fizzbuzz\n",
        (0, _) => "fizz\n",
        (_, 0) => "buzz\n",
        (_, _) => (n.to_string() + "\n").leak(),
    }
}

fn main() {
    let stringses: [_; 51] = std::array::from_fn(fizzbuzz);
    // SAFETY: don't worry about it
    unsafe {
        let _ = std::io::Write::write_vectored(

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>>107652527
It is indeed safe from chuds

>>107640271
I've been in vocational schools and the same thing happens. Most people just don't want you to improve or they'll lose their jobs since you're future competition.

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>>107640271
Instead of asking "how to do X" know-nothing retards will ask "how to do X by doing Y?" where Y is usually a difficult, error-prone, flawed and otherwise subpar way to do X - something you can't actually explain to them without huge effort, because the knowledge they lack to do X without help is the same knowledge needed to know why Y is a bad idea. Such retards also tend to be extremely insistent that you have to spoonfeed them not just about how to do X, but how to do X in their retarded way. Bullying them until they leave is the objectively correct approach.

>>107653818
I have no idea what you mean, sorry anon

>>107640271
open source ruined software, devs are more busy trying to make their code look good to others while it is a garbage buggy/bloated software anyways.

>>107640271
Works on my machine so it must be a skill issue. You're such a moron for not knowing what I know. I come here to make sure you understand that I am the superior human. I'm not here to help, I'm here to gloat.

>>107653764
I feel like if i use it i am going to catch something...

>>107653764
I like it
I use it for my main PC and Legion Go
Very good set it and forget it distro for me

it will go the way of pop os, nobara, etc

i'm not a tech guy at all but it works so much better on my machine than bazzite did

>>107654202
It's 2/3 as big as arch on steam, still making big gains
Arch is the biggest distro on steam
It's not going anywhere

windows 7

>>107654122
And to answer my own question: it was DMZ-White. Linux Mint 17.3 only shipped with Adwaita, DMZ-Black and DMZ-White.

Thats mate and it still looks like this fuckhead

>>107654532
No, it's Cinnamon.

Minor UI changes are fine, I'm glad they don't constantly rearrange the layout like everything else

>>107654547
The minor UI changes stack up over the years, luckily you can revert such shit on Linux easily