>>107651995
>kike is immediately seething

>>107652162
>everyone is a jew if they don't like jew software!
not working out very well for you, rabbi. i'm sure if it was software not produced by the most revolting race in humanity maybe your shill thread for jewish pedophiles would have had some success? let us know when matrix is a recognized internet standard and not some rolling work in progress by the internet's least talented chimpanzees

>>107652193
Didn't read, keep wasting your time

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>>107608368
>>107652267
>matrix won
>jew spends entire thread having mental breakdown instead
matrix and israel lost

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>>107652162
>>107652267
just checking in.. has matrix won yet?

>>107624894
Could be useful if it can do the daily tasks on gacha games.

Or grind in MMORPG.

>>107624894
What will be the shitty half baked authoritarian measure introduced to "deter bots"?

>>107624911
Good idea.

>>107624894
>only 493 million parameters
I know it's just a proof of concept but breh.

>>107649244
>>107649262
You triggered a bot in the wild. RetardGPT didn’t know wow meant the sound you do with mouth. Probably some local fine-tuned model to generate gamer ragebait.

>>107647565
Updoot, get a good third party firewall and install Spybot Anti-beacon to exorcise the pozz.

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I summon thee, wise femboy
>>107644112
Your vxkex link leads to a 404 page. Googling it brings up all sorts of different versions/offshoots of vxkex. As one example, the newest one seems up to date but is also made by a Chinaman. Which is the correct version to download?

>>107650207
This.
It's actually nuts how many retards are falling for this zero day exposure bad advice of installing extremely out of support distros like XP, vista, 7

I legitimately think if it's not retards giving bad advice, it's state sponsored population security softening at scale

>>107647565
>How much do you have to debloat it and uninstall things?
That's the best part, you don't. Just the usual minor things like show file extensions. If you dislike Aero or the machine is really old, switch it to Windows Classic theme, but that's about it.
>there's a way to not have it becoming a SECURITY NIGHTMARE?
Don't install untrustworthy software or visit shady websites, and block ads on sites you visit. If it's on a network with other machines you think might be infected, set the network connection to public and make sure the firewall is blocking all incoming connections. Similarly if you're connecting it straight to the internet without NAT or an external firewall in between.
Also, get Supermium. It's a modern, mostly up to date Chromium based browser that does most of the stuff a modern browser does, but runs on any Windows since XP.

>>107652332
I don't even think it's state sponsored, it's just people being schizophrenic boomers with their computer, my sister's goofy ass boyfriend and his boomer parents watch CRT TVs with a fucking PS5 somehow adapted with some analog converter shit they purchased to connect it and stream shit, and they think it's okay because "a TV is a TV" and it "still works", and it's the same way with the Windows 7 schizos, it's not like they've got an old computer they've had forever that has 7 on it, but they are going out of their way to run an ancient operating system and try to make it work, and it doesn't help with internet and social media echo chamber, people start jerking each other off about how great Windows 7 is, but they forget that this is an operating system for computers, and things go out of support.

>>107647848
Clang because C and C++ are full of footguns and GCC's sanitizers are not as good.

>>107651352
yeah bell labs made unix and c to entrap people in the bell labs ecosystem shameful stuff

clang is a better compiler, unfortunately gcc supports a lot more embedded CPUs

compile with debugging and no optimization, -ansi sets it to C90, pedantic-errors rejects gcc non-standard C extensions

gcc -g -O0 -ansi -pedantic-errors -Wall -Wextra -o filename filename.c

release build with optimization

gcc -O3 -ansi -pedantic-errors -Wall -Wextra -o filename filename.c

clang++

>>107647848
GCC. I only use clang for libfuzz

>>107647925
>Why do you think he left to Japan instead of raising his kid in Britain or Sweden?
He's trying to raise the next Jared Taylor

>>107647710
Uncensoredai.com

>>107647710
Gab AI has a Hitler personality.

>>107648356
Repent sodomite.

there are plenty of open source uncensored ai models you can run these days

>>107649211
>missed the point this hard
Jesus, things are worse then I thought.

No one uses phone number logins so yeah we need email option

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>>107648002
Yes it is, https://github.com/pocket-id/pocket-id
NO EXCUSES

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>>107648002
every website / app/ service asks for your email in order to create an acount, yuck
in today's age, i just refuse to create an account for anything, unless it's really necessary
that's why i lurk on 4chan

>>107648466
>>107652321
Do zoomies even know what an email is? I'm too unc to know.

>>107650763
This could turn into a PW tribute and annoy some people.

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gn

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>>107651773
gn

I'm just going to wait a year and tell Claude to write a new browser for me

>>107652264
That's plan as well. All browsers sucks. I will have to make my own.

>>107652199
>https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues/6872
>we are sticking with un-apologetically native looking UIs for now.
I think that's very much NOT like Chromium.

>closed as not planned
isn't that a good thing?

>>107652199
lol I solved this problem by eliminating the web entirely. There's nothing redeemable in the web to begin with, it's bloated and FUBAR'd. The trick is development of a parallel system that runs as an alternative to the web. Plot twist: this isn't even the main purpose of the solution either, it's an addon.

>>107646370
OK Chuckelfucks very fuckin funny joke tellin me this was easy and i'm the one that's reatarded
I figured out how to flash the iso to a USB drive
I installed the right bazzite
my mouse and keyboard don't work
>oh.... you wanted going to use the same bluetooth keyboard and mouse that work on your pc, mac, android, iphone, raspberry pi, smart toaster, thermostat etc.? you can't do that, and here's why it's unjust for you to want to
good one
you got me once again
fun experiment while it lasted
welp, back to windows, hope you boys have happy holidays
see you next christmas

>>107652112
You should have installed NIGGIX instead.

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>>107652103
>>107652112

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>>107652079
on it, thanks

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Getting annoyed by getting nagged by win10 constantly so thinking about installing cachy. I have a 2TB ssd which is less than half used so I figure I could set aside the last 1tb for it.
Anything I should know about partitioning? I was thinking of doing something like
>-- existing files (ntfs) -- /home (ext4) -- / (btrfs)
that way if /home gets tight I can expand backward into the windows shit. Is this retarded?
Should I skip the ext4 /home and just shove everything into one big btrfs partition with subvolumes? I hate having to decide how much to give root. I underestimated that on windows and suffered with c: being nearly out of space all the time, while everything under the sun wanted to put shit there. But I'm not sure if a subvolumes setup would be able to handle distrohopping if cachy turns out to be a meme, or if btrfs causes problems for things like sqlite dbs and games.

>>107649052
What about FreeBSD?

>>107648748
How's Mayo, Florida, holding up for you Luke?

>>107652122
>t. (((intel aviv))) glownigger
keep shilling cuck licenses, good goy.

fucking hell, this thread got shit up worse than usual
>>107649114
could you provide an example or are you merely here to troll?
>>107649303
>Since the thread doesn't seem to have links to guides, FAQs, etc...
there's literally a documentation section >>107647005
>>Is it advisable to use BSD if I don't have any servers? I mean, for simple desktop use.
openbsd is great but freebsd is perhaps easier to learn
>I'm also unaware of the advantages it may have over Linux.
the philosophy behind it is entirely different, which is a huge reason people prefer BSD
there are a number of videos and articles out there that cover the philosophy
>>107650615
are you complaining about the zealotry of the image or the useful links?
>>107650868
doesn't it always?

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>>107652122
Nice I didn't know Luke Smith lived in Mayo, Florida. Woah holy fuck

>>107652220
>pc is dead because people are buying pcs

>>107652220
Even more of a reason to bring this back. People are going to AM4 but if this was an option once ram prices went down they could just go to AM5.

>>107652246
Has anyone here tried those ddr5 to 4 or sodimm converter things do they work alright?

>>107652291
That's not how it works Anon, the So-Dimm riser cards are for hooking up laptop RAM to a desktop CPU, DDR4 is a different technology for the mem controller to work with.

>>107652300
oh bother, anyways pc's will be dead by 2030s all according to plan

>>107650591
>Do you have an opinion concerning the width of the RHS though?
Not really. Choosing uint8_t doesn't meaningfully prevent errors over a larger type. Rust chose u32 for shifts (it has overloads for u8 too) and can still be optimised into auto-vectorisation. u32 means you can have a bitint type greater than 256 bits which you'd lock yourself out of with u8

>1. Use unsigned values if the value should always be greater than or equal to zero, and signed values otherwise.
>2. For indices, pointers, or other values which are tied to a data structure whose size is proportional to the size of memory, use usize or isize.
>3. For cases where the acceptable domain of a value perfectly fits a fixed number of bits, use the appropriate fixed-size type. For example, a method like write_u16 would take a u16 argument.
>4. Otherwise, use i32/u32 if the value has a narrow range and i64/u64 otherwise.
>>The radix of an integer would use u32.
>>You might expect u8, since a radix higher than 256 is not useful, but the domain of useful radices is actually much smaller than u8, so using u8 isn't providing a meaningful guarantee, and will simply increase friction.

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>>107651886
>u32 means you can have a bitint type greater than 256 bits which you'd lock yourself out of with u8
I hadn't thought of that, good to keep in mind.

>Choosing uint8_t doesn't meaningfully prevent errors over a larger type.
It's more a safety against large shifts.
I haven't looked at what other architecture do but in x86, the bitwise shift instruction's operand is either an 1, imm8 or the CL register which is 8bit wide.
If the language were to accept uint32_t, the compiler would have to implicitly cast to uint8_t for code generation. First I don't like implict casting in general but here it's especially harmful because after casting, a shift of 257 would be transformed into a shift of 1 and this completely changes the result.
This would break the semantics of bitwise shifts, that a shift larger than the width of the shifted value should result in 0 or in a sign extension.

>>107652169 cont
So if shifts would take a uint8_t argument and given that there would not be implicit casting, the user would have to do the casting himself fot the code to type check and if the casting changes the value because it is too big, that's on him.

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>all stars
>all ducks
>/aocg/ dead
what now?

>>107645017
>PCMasterrace bla bla
You are just a faggot shitting on console fags. You deserve all the Microshit spyware and kernel malware on your ""Personal"" Computer. You don't know anything about PCs, you just "learned" how to build your PC (its literally Lego) now you feel almighty throwing buzzwords at console fags, while only being 1 tier above total normal fags. Go fucking back. I have more respect for honest console tards than fucking man child's larping as "PC dood"

>>107644863
you don't need an expensive pc to compete with a ps5, which shouldn't be surprising as a ps5 is basically a cheap pc

>>107652243
>you don't need an expensive pc to compete with a ps5
yeah but 6 years later it still costs more than 500 to beat it

>>107652265
not for me it doesn't, as i need a computer for my work anyway. can't do my work on a ps5

>>107640614
Because Nvidia has become so greedy, they barely outperform last gen with the next gen that for some fuck ass reason takes 2 years to develop. GPUs are not doing anything impressive. I can buy a 3090ti or a 4090, or a 5090. Still can't max out RDR2 a quality game from 2018 with all quality settings enabled at 144hz. It's a fucking joke that it's been almost 10 years and I still can't max out that game on my pc. I won't waste my money chasing 10% performance improvements every 2 years for $2k fuck off Nvidia

>>107652005
serves more people

>>107652005
site only (publicly) makes money from passcucks and morons who buy an ad

>>107652214
Why buy an ad when you can make a paid shill thread on a highly trafficked thread like /v/ and get far more impressions? There's so many of those where every post is glazing the game with glowing reviews while the actual general/thread of the game is dead as fuck or dooming it to hell

>>107652214
>morons who buy an ad
Hey now, GoodSmileCompany pays good money to have perpetual /buyfag/ threads across multiple boards so you can buy figs and nendos

works on my machine