>>107640599
yeah it depends on hardware, i'd rather install winget manually tho rather than a whole store.

What antivirus should I use? Is Kaspersky still the best?

>>107650787
my laptop is one generation newer and i use w10 iot ltsc with no issues

>>107653571
Stick with Defender. If you truly want a third party thing use Bitdefender or ESET.

I got an 12th Gen Intel i7-12700K. Am I doomed to install Windows 11 if I mostly code ?

>>107647755
My approach to UB is just to not write shit code that violates narrow contracts.
Your mental illness is equivalent of a spastic schizo building a whole lab at home to inspect every single atom of the meds he's supposed to take when the meds were already extensively tested before showing up on the shelves.
>b-but what if some schizonigger nonsense
I don't know, don't take the meds, see what happens then, I can tell you that it's unpredictable and you may end up getting kicked out from your home and your only option might be getting ran over by a train, not my job to tell people how to live.

>>107653914
your post suggests you're not taking meds when you should be

>>107653964
may I see it

>>107652169
You'd do the check on bit size before you cast. It's not an implicit cast at all like C/C++ does with defaulting to ints. The contract is only about the value of the shift

>>107654013
Or you could just be white and stop creating shift values that don't exist.

>>107653883
Based retard

>>107652858
use helix

>>107653883
gorilla nigger retard

>>107652883
Visual studio NOW needs a guide for installation? WTF

>>107652867
Krashes konstantly

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usecase for jews?

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>>107653666
Based. I began posting this a few days ago and jannies here banned me. Also, is this a bug or a feature?

>>107653999
Nice trips
Also kek

>>107653736
heres the attention you crave.

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holy shit someone fork it how hard could it be.
i'm not a tranny so I cant do it

I will write a new 4chan extension and charge a $4.99 monthly subscription would you be willing to pay good sirs.

>>107654026
can I send you pics of my penis instead of money?

>>107654026
I would not redeeeem, saaaaaar

Bros, any script that shows all the captcha shapes at once?
I hate the scrolling thing, the captcha itself is fine.

>>107652224

this was older service pack feature that they fixed later on?

>>107652254

dear anon no one else has new lenovo

>>107651912
I want to actually use my laptop, not keep it on life support
>>107652254
I am realising that now yes. Unfortunately I do lots of compiling (and I hate using a remote server it's so fiddly) so I can't just use a 15 year old one.

>>107653286
Valetudo can de-botnet them if you get a compatible model. In my experience they are good IF a) you don't have pets or other sources of dirt, and b) you leave the house for work and so schedule it to run daily without interfering.
If you WFH and sit at home all day it's going to get in your way constantly when running daily so you're going to not run it daily and so dirt and dust will build up and it will clean worse.
And if you have lots of pet hair, or if you have any cat litter pellets on the floor or any sort of large-ish debrish, pretty much all models will fuck up.

Lastly, you need to keep your floors tidy at all times, because all models come with "obstacle avoidance" which means that if you left a sock on the floor, like an entire square foot area around the sock is not going to get vacuumed or mopped.

>>107653674
No retard, it's data mining not about money.

>>107653697
they already data mine FOR FREE fucking retard

>>107653708
They want each person to have a google account. Le Digital ID footprint.

>>107653674
Then they rug it. 6 people, why do you need 4 people? Only 1 person per subscription.

>>107651611
Buy an ad itoddler

>>107652959
Jolla Phone

>>107653955
The iPhone 6s I’ve been using since 2015 still received security updates a couple of months ago. I'm just not gonna upgrade is all.

>>107651611
Fr? I had thought it would be 25 years old by now

>>107653992
2015 tech is sleeker and more futuristic
Compare the 5090 to a 980ti and the size and power draw difference is night and day

VHS, DVDs, 4K BDs and some cartridges of games I like

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>>107650128
>What kind of physical media do you collect, anon?
I like bootleg Game Boy carts.

>>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

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>>107648740

>>107648740

no but have managed to process few images with perlmagick

>>107648740
I knew it a lot and used it for working. Nowadays I still use it here and there since it gives me total expressivity, meaning that I achieve thing faster and it writes more efficiently than in any other language. When programming Perl you literally feel like you have superpowers.

And I’m surprised that the industry dropped those “superpowers”. The issue was that mediocre programmers would get filtered and during COVID era the industry became dominated by midwits with the idea that quantity wins over quality

Particularly better then the prolix language Python, that unfortunately I have to use at work nowadays

>>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.

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>>107647202

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reminder

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I was told that Rust filters jeets so if MicroSoft is actually going to do this, are they going to hire thousands of white men suddenly?

>Microsoft plans to eliminate every line of C and C++ from the company by 2030.
So they'll remove Win32 API? At that point Wine will be the only thing in the world that can run older Windows programs then?

>>107650292
What AI are you using, or is it custom?

>>107653760
You actually could rewrite the Win32 implementation in Rust (or C++ or Zig or Hare or any other language that can expose a C ABI) and keep only the header files. They did something like this with DirectWrite already.
But what's actually going on here is that a team lead had a manic episode on LinkedIn and people wrote news articles about it.

>>107653873
True, but there are so many edge cases you will never finish the rewrite. Forget even one tiny thing in a standard control, and numerous programs will stop working properly. There are probably still important programs out there that won't work correctly with the V6 common controls that were introduced in Windows XP (theming support).

Wine's been going on for like 30 years and they still discover new edge cases and missing features daily. Sure, Microsoft will have more manpower to throw at the problem but it won't go away.

I doubt they can actually get rid of their old APIs. There's so many programs out there that rely on the exact behavior it isn't just feasible.

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Hello

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>>107653159
cuck license

>>107653283
>implying the GPL isn't cancer
BSD license is freedom. GPL is communism

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It's OpenBSD without the ideological autism. I highly recommend it.
>Journaling FFSv2ea that supports extended attributes and simple snapshots
>ZFS available too, if you deem it necessary. Not OpenZFS.
>Excellent in-house software: NVMM, NPF, pkgsrc
>In-kernel sound server straight from Solaris
>Supports Bluetooth, Nvidia with nouveau, WINE
>pkgin package manager is friendly and also fast like apt
Regarding security, it has ASLR, KASLR, SMAP/SMEP, PaX Segvguard, PIEs, Veriexec, kauth, among others.
The drawbacks are the worst consumer hardware support among all BSDs (except DragonFly and Midnight) and lower software availability. It has Chromium and Firefox though.

>>107653159
Everything in NetBSD has excellent code quality and documentation. You can literally start working on kernel hacking day one.

There is at least one feature that is unique to NetBSD: rumpkernels. It lets you reuse kernel modules in userspace. Thanks to rump kernels on netbsd mounting an external drive will be done in userspace with exactly the same code used in kernel space. Same could be done with drivers. This is a huge security improvement and I’m surprised openbsd didn’t adopt the technology

the 60 sec cooldowns are absolute cancer.
this app is unusable.
it's faster to use the
>open in browser
option

If you actually open up the source code for KurobaEx you will immediately understand that it's the best, most professional, well documented, and well thought out 4chan app ever made.

Everything about it is professionally done, it makes sense, theres documentation throughout the code, it looks like it was a labor of love rather than some hacked together garbage.

I sincrerely appreciate K1rkshenaou (probably butched kek) for his work. It's really just a good application, period.

Go open the source tree in Android Studio if you don't believe me, and actually appreciate the work that he has put into it.

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On EX you used to be able to expansiv the text box and make it full sceen like in pic rel. Is that possible in the Beta?

>>107653385
yeah it's fucking good

>>107648285
It's the beta version, nigger.