>>107639988
Such is the fate of the White Man.

>>107639714
If you're allowed to put the expressions flush to the left such that there's no space before the initial "(", you can just do:
M-x align-regexp RET SPC RET

Just align on a single space character.

>>107639714
https://github.com/edkolev/evil-lion is an option for evil users. It's not completely automatic, but it can get you a lot of the way there.

>>107640155
>>107640175
>It's not completely automatic
>If you're allowed to put the expressions flush to the left
I think so, once you got it interactively it's possible to wrap the command inside a save-excursion block with whatever initial mark placement you need

>>107639159

(defun align-let-value-forms ()
  "When point is at the beginning or at the end of a `let' bindings
form, indent all the value-forms so they're all aligned with the
value-form on the highest column."
  (interactive)
  (unless (and (listp (sexp-at-point))
               (seq-some 'listp (sexp-at-point)))
    (user-error "Not a valid sexp for `align-let-value-forms'."))
  (save-excursion
    (let ((begin (if (char-equal ?\( (char-after))
                     (point)
                   (backward-list)
                   (point)))
          (end (progn (forward-list) (point)))

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>>107636515
I haven't used uv much yet but I bet you can set it up with uv run so that declaring the dependency is the only way (or at least the most convenient way even in the short term) to fix the issue. That's how many other package managers operate
Stateful environments were a mistake

>>107637361
>And Python is crucial for building Rust.
Facepalm.
More retardation from the low IQ RusTrannies.

>>107629555
Yeah, I also hate that every fucking lib requires "this particular version of yada yada, or I won't work!"
Heck, requiring a major version, I can understand, but going minor (or revision sometimes), that's just the best way to push people to use containers (aka, "if it works on my machine, I will ship my machine")

I use pip and requirements.txt, and fuck if people while about it.

Nice trips btw

just use an ephemeral container and pip install -r requirements.txt fucking scrubs lel at your loserness

>>107629555
if you think pip werks just fine then keep using it dumb dumb

>>107641451
It's a hobby, I guess. Also you never know when a piece of media will get scrubbed from the internet.

>>107641641
>It's a hobby
Have you learned things from doing it?

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Saving files from the internet aside, I really wish I still had my personal files from the last 2 decades or so. Photos, drawings, projects, Minecraft worlds, so much lost to time. Now consciously make an effort to keep what I currently have. I hope the future me will be grateful.

>>107641451
I'm running out of space and there hasn't been a good deal for storage in a while. Think I might just start watching what I've collected

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out of everything (legal), I fear ancient H-games and H-anime getting wiped, and now especially with long-term chilling effects being compounded by financial censorship
but that's thankfully one thing both the occident and even firewalled orient care about

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>>107639512

>>107641479
your penultimate message there tells me all I need to know about your intellect

>>107639937
Makes sense. Glad I turned that shit off.

turned all the memory/sharing stuff off and it still gave me this. how does it know all this stuff about me if I already deleted all these chats?

>>107642094
>memory/sharing stuff off
>deleted
Fell for it again award

>>107641044
i don't really care about hwbot numbers either, i care about what i can run daily without having to worry about micro managing the system's stability or damaging the hardware
DDR5 is much more of a pain in the ass in that regard, sure it usually works if you stick to like 6000C26 with 2 sticks but that's boring

>>107640850
so you're saying ayymd was selling unfinished products all along

>>107641058
you're not the only one, most of the companies are rallying around either cu-dimm or camm2 for this very reason, the old school dimm configuration is starting to show its limitations.

>>107631141
>>107640863
It's a headless server, just there for acceleration for VMs, beats software only.
Just what I had laying around and don't need better for the job, plus it's one slot and Quadro, so no driver fuckery.

>>107620274
my 3600x just works

>>107639249
>you need an MS account to use Windows Backup
What? If I remember correctly you can setup windows backup on control panel…

>>107640680
That's the whole point of the recommended settings. You just pick those and your system won't act broken.

>>107640599
>>107640622
When I last installed windows I ran wsreset -i after doing all the updates and settings etc and it did not work. Or it was working for more than 1 hour with no apparent result.
Then I reinstalled windows once again and ran wsreset -i asap and it worked instantly.

>>107640721
The new app requires account to do anything, even if you do not upload backup to onedrive.
The legacy "Backup And Restore Windows 7" in control panel does not.

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these are the last things i need to make windows stop making connections entirely, is it possible?

>>107631553
Fun fact: The people who have seen it spelled as "Berenstein" are real people (the ones with a soul) who's memories remained intact when the demiurge made a massive change to the earth-moon matrix. The memories of the NPCs have completely changed because unlike us, they can't retain their memories without the soul, which is why many people will never remember the original "Berenstein" book.

Here's a video of someone who has the original Shazam movie, the original Berenstein Bears: Kindness Counts book, and some clothing with the original cornucopia Fruit of the Loom tag (I remember seeing all three of these during my teens):
https://files.catbox.moe/sbox8v.mp4

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>>107639822

>>107635649
>>107635667
>it has this much trouble with H, I and J.
I remember Jolicloud/Joli OS, but that's not the logo, kek.

>>107631344
>boor racist is uneducated
unsurprised

>>107637471
this

>>107642035
>monkey
actually i prefer the term ape, learned about it back when i was trading crypto on biz

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>>107637532
>>107637626
you dropped this

>>107641983
Men over the age of 30 don't write in all lowercase.
So you're a woman, a zoomer, or worse.

just ignore him guys, he's the same retard 'vibecoding' a garbage LLM engine mad he didnt get appreciated here when anons called him out

>>107637102
I'm going to need 25k hours with HDR engaged before I take any of this OLED shit seriously.

>>107639121
If you spent a few days of work on it you would be able to buy it, try it and decide between keeping or refunding instead of being 10 years behind

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>>107637102
>I have over 3000 hours on my C4 now and still no burn-in in tests.
you sweet summer child. still no burn in on pic related used exclusively as a computer monitor

>>107637281
exactly, fucking amateurs

>>107637306
i run it at 100% all the time

>>107637681
>i'm too poor for FALD

>>107639121
15k hours and still going strong

>>107634828
Burn in is not solved if it means I'm not allowed to use the TV normally by playing the games I own

>>107640560
>you sweet summer child. still no burn in on pic related used exclusively as a computer monitor
BASED
fuck burn-in boogiemen

>>107640124
Only if RAM usage is cut significantly.

>>107639106
Maybe that's because people DON'T FUCKING WANT THEM? Sure, announce the feature when it's added, and if the user says no, make sure they know where to find the setting if they change their mind, but if they decline it there was probably a reason.

>>107635199
it probably has happened but if so it's been pretty rare
you can still turn off most of the bad shit in about:config

>>107635004
>Computer programmers still don't understand consent.
Yes, it's the software developers who are pushing this shit, not the MBAbros and woketards that run the companies. Everyone knows manager cowers before the might software developer, falling to their knees, begging the software developer to have mercy on the poor powerless managers when dictating the direction of the company. Why are software developers like this?

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>>107635004
This

>>107641830
That’s not a screenshot.
It’s a *shitpost*.

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>>107641873

>>107640770
I don't use jewish services.

Kill yourself pajeet.

>>107641622
Free marketing by feeding into people’s narcissism.

>>107642084
>who is moot

>>107617634
give examples or kys; for example, if im a faggot it's easy to see how anything can have something to do with technology; take a look at steve jobs' whole shtick

>>107626446
Wonder how that dude is doing, not that I care enough to look it up though

>>107636884
t. poorfag

>>107637163
rent free

>>107640573
I only remember he exists when I see posts, but sure I guess

>>107638196
Shit has terrible burn in

>>107631330
unless you live in china, they're the better data harvesting OS choice

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>>107640973
Only thing that matters is single score speed.

>>107638196
>577dpi
I too hate battery life

>>107641827
Its good because i can ignore it by not updating.
>>107641819
Anti-niggas update their OS and have no time for bitches as they have to deal with Updood consequences.

>>107641148
DEI: The Language

>>107641134
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/careers/biggest-mess-say-us-attorneys-as-h-1b-delay-grounds-hundreds-of-indian-techies/ar-AA1SPEqP

^ kek the jeets are getting screwed around like we do at the DMV. Then again, the DMV probably isn't as busy with less illegals these days.

>>107641827
I’m sure they all agree that they will need to use a Rust-based editor, otherwise the Rust code will be “impure”

>>107641949
It's like some kind of karma for all the terrible tech support phone calls.