>>107634228
i have first hand experience

>>107634228
GPT-tier lack of basic self-awareness where the mentally ill retard keeps flipflopping between admitting he knows nothing about the technicalities of some craft and trying to make arguments about the skills involved (or not involved).

>>107634050
>Probably because you actually need to know how to draw to make use of those, you braindamaged NPC,
May I just add that you are categorically wrong.
All you need to make use of those are some form of functioning limbs and some form of cognition or sentience. Technically a toddler or a chimp could make use of those tools. You didn't need to reinvent the monkey typewriter scenario but congratulations for at least ending up there and proving that time is a flat circle.

>>107634218
>i heckin' hate people who have skills and talents, it's le bad
yeah, freaks are a pain in the ass to deal with
>the only reason i'm a useless, aphantasic golem is that... uhhh... i didn't get raped
yeah.. duh
>the only thing that matters is consooming infinite slop
I'm an engineer, I like to make useful things, unlike arts.
>The mask drops and spiteful mutant reveals the underlying agenda.
yeah, we can finally get rid of freaks, artists have never deserved respect

>>107633073
The mention of paint shop pro should have tipped you off that anon was talking about web pre-youtube. But I guess you're too young to know what psp is.

>>107632509
bazinga

>>107633955
Most vapes on the market are manifold more damaging than cigarettes.
On no-name brands, esp. the stuff imported from countries without scrupulus such as China, concentration of additives is often times completely out of whack wrt safety standards and swings drastically - which can lead to trivial and arbitrary fatal overdosage.

>>107630202
>why do cordless vacuums still suck?
because a real vacuum runs on 1200watts while the best cordless, on ((((high)))) power can maybe do 500 watts for 5 minutes.

lmk when they make 1kw cordless vacuum with a 20 minute run time.
also, lmk when they make a proper press fit fitting and not those retarded clip in fittings.

>>107630202
>why do every consumer-grade vacuums still suck?
ftfy
it's on purpose, just buy professional-grade vacuums, they cost less and perform infinitely better while not looking gay as fuck.
I was on the market for a vacuum nearly a decade ago and noped the fuck out the vacuum alley when I saw the eurokistan pricing for these things who won't last more than the warranty period.
also dyson is pure garbage, shit quality for piss-poor performance, you're buying a stylish product, not a functional one, it's like the iphone of vacuums, you're not really suppose to be use it, it's so people who come to your house can see it.
>>107630602
>if you go corded, they're underpowered and you constantly have to change bags
lmao what? these things have nothing to do with being corded or not.
>filter is clogged, so you're now constantly cleaning your filter
get it out, clean it and put it back, as simple as... hardware require maintenance, that's a fact of life.
>Maybe a really pro-tier one with cyclone and autoclean is better, but fuck spending 1k for a vacuum!
a cheap karcher wd2+ is 50€ and will outperform and outlive EVERY SINGLE consumer-grade vacuum on the market. it's also very easy to repair and maintain if needed.
>And "robots"?
utter dogshit, every single one of them, don't ever buy this shit.

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I bought a new vacuum the other day, it doesn't really pick anything up but it works really well.

>>107632658
from the thumbnail i thought that was a dog's paw lmao

>>107632343
Hairy bitch ass nigga.

>>107633587
You reminded me that for a while, I thought it was weird how no one remakes Casio cases out of gold or silver, surely with how popular they are, there should be a decently large group of possible buyers, and the logo is on the "dial" and back, so no risk of trademark infringement

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i like this one, looks way more expensive than it is, its elegant and clean.
>dowsides:
only 30m wr and no backlight.
>upsides:
digital display for stopwatch, auto calendar, and world time, all stainless steel, alarm.

>>107634166
>30m wr
to be desu, I don't understand why they use meters to show off water resistance, a beginner diver's license allows you to dive to depths of up to 12m, how many people do you know who have a beginner's diving license?

Building a CD Ripper / Jukebox thing with a raspberry pi because the fucker that sells them for a living charges £700

>>107634266
How do you get all of them on display at once?

>>107634307
It's just a simple userscript.

>>107584575
I can't get the damn thing to solve ever.

>>107634336
Mind sharing?

>>107634345
Not in the current state.

God I'm so fucked lol

>>107632857
classic dilemma between money and passion. At the end of the day only you can really answer that for yourself

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random variables today

Everything went completely dark since late last week, I have one recruiter email this morning and a recruiter phone screen later today, and nothing else

I have already had final round interviews at 2 places and haven't hard a rejection, and several recruiters (external and internal) have mentioned they're submitting my resume to the hiring manager

It's going to be fucking nothing for 2 weeks then I'll get slammed, I kinda was hoping I'd have an offer before the holidays just for the emotional release, or at least even some rejections so I'm not left in an anxious holding pattern

>>107615359
Usually they coordinate doing background checks and shit like that, you really notice the lack of HR in hiring when you apply to a startup that has no HR, I found myself basically driving the conversation as I'm used to the more formal step by step process

>>107632893
I never had a controller battery die on me yet also worst case you do wired only using a usbC
I don't like that the 8bito pro 3 lost it's battery pack and because of that I will no longer buy from the line but they will learn from less sales.
The pro 3 can be replaced you just need to be more advanced and have soldering tools

>>107632975
Both my dualshock 3 joysticks have barely functioning batteries and I can't get decent replacements, just used batteries with a new sticker slapped on top of them from AliExpress.
AAs are superior for that reason alone.

>>107633030
xbox controller that uses them is fragile shit with shit tier QC so your next bet is the previous 8bito pro which imo has reliability issues in same cases compared to the more durable newer gen models. Can't really win. You might be able to do a TMR mod on your controller

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>>107629097
The M30 is very good.
My only "complaint" is how retarded the RetroArch mapping is for Sega controllers. They (retroarch) picked the worst possible layout.

>>107633030
>Both my dualshock 3 joysticks have barely functioning batteries and I can't get decent replacements, just used batteries with a new sticker slapped on top of them from AliExpress.
there are some chinkshit batteries on ebay

>>107633411
>where do the green peppers come from in you mythology?
saint ignucius asked the holy ganoo to make a freely redistributable program for painters, which the ganoo in their folly misheard as peppers, and so a legend was born

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Anyone tried Janet? Not pure Lisp, but seems pretty cool.

>>107634289
i don't see anything special.

>>107634289
>no JIT
I just don't see the usecase, there's already easy-to-embed scripting Lisps out there.

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>>107634289
Janet is great.
This tilling WM for Windows is written in Janet btw
https://github.com/agent-kilo/jwno
New release just dropped
https://github.com/agent-kilo/jwno/releases/tag/v0.9.16

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>>107633547
change themes maybe? I don't have it and I'm on whatever's the default

>>107633631
Yea, it's the global 'cyan color' that's in settings/ticks/downloads/bookmarks etc, literally embedded into the browser, however I managed to change all of them except the urlbar one, it's giving me aids

>>107633651
It looks like that for me too in private tab, I tried changing the theme and yeah it does change it but I lose my custom transparency options sadly

I recently switched to Librewolf, and the 4chanX reply box now looks like this (Warosu also has fucked up formatting), is there any fix or is this my life now?
(Catbox link because I'm not giving Hiroshima my email)
https://files.catbox.moe/mrb7wr.png

>>107632629
yeah, got sound somewhat close to what i used to but still feels off
MSI had fantastic blaster cinema that made the wonders back then and now ASUS...here, get a damn dolby and realtek, good luck lmao
>headphones are dt770 pro 80

Not for any particular purpose, but I like collecting identity leaks (usernames, emails, etc.) and would like to consolidate everything into a single DB so that duplicated data across multiple torrents isn't taking up as much space as it currently is.
That said, I'm not a big DB guy and wondering if there's a particularly good choice for this task. I'm imagining I'd like something like a primary key be some UUID that then has columns for username arrays, email arrays, and then other general info that might be found. Not sure if I care about uname:pword mappings. Also not sure if I'd want to redo my data model at some point in the future as I work on it. Performance isn't a great concern, but it would be great if it had good on-disk compression when the dataset is entirely short text entries.

Also, what the fuck is with these captchas?
Is there any particular database that would be good for this?

>>107627756
I'd trust laurie (male) over any jeet ai slop coder

>>107631482
I can't wait for a massive outage and see kikeflare burn in hell

>>107634035
>elon explicitly calls loc a great measure for output


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9JLIuSZ3Gbg&t=2338s

>>107633220
Assrekt that Cnile freak

based /ourgirl/ publicly shaming slopjeets and triggering mindbroke trannybrained chudsters as usual

>>107633800
I didn't actually execute the project, since I didnt want to install dotnet. All the review was done purely from reading code, without testing. I think it did well.

>>107633653
BASED
FUCK ALL FRAMEWORKS

>>107633342
The React Compiler is a new thing which can automatically provide optimisations for your React code - optimisations which otherwise might require hooks

>>107633548
I just went to the React docs for `memo` and it recommended using the React Compiler. I didn't see anything suggesting the Compiler is experimental. The compiler NPM package is version 1.0.0 so presumably they think it's production ready?

If I run into problems I guess I'll get rid of the Compiler and just use `memo` as before

I'll never use react no matter how much you shill it lmao

>>107633499
you have to review one by one?

if no, explain what i'm missing
if yes, how is this better than doing it in a file manager or even image viewer?

>>107634124
Are the fake floppy drive covers for real 5.25' bays? Kinda tempting.

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>>107633758
>>107633939
>>107634000
I was surprised this shipped. I ordered it two weeks ago. It's form Amazon so your order should be ok. I thought they would cancel as well.

>>107634181
ye but it's not cheap.

>>107634190
Neither is a good /vr/ pc case. I have a pentium II Pavilion and the case is too small to do anything useful with it.

>>107634124
>>107634190
Are there any for sale anywhere? I can only find the FLP01 on Amazon. The FLP01 would suit my needs I guess, but I'm kinda not big on the way the side intake fans look.

not technology

>>107631911
Yes, I want to come with her.

>>107633784
Have you literally never exercised in your life?

>>107633784
why are americans like this

>>107631911
Yes! Then you can show me your bellissimo attico ;)

>>107632865
none.
Old people with poor eyesight would benift from 14"-16" screen with scaling set to 150%

>hinge of my x230 broke today
>remember I have a replacement bought just in case
>10 min job
>all works as before
Feels so good mates. Is this how tradies feel after unclogging a shitter?

>>107632865
forget Option 1, those are shit
Option 2 is great if you install linux , maybe t420 is better if they dont take it outside, cpu is not soldered + bigger screen
i suggest x1 carbon (at least gen3)

>>107633072
What can you do with 3rd gen i-series intel CPU?

>>107632865
Find used T15 laptops

>>107628402
>Working at a shitty company
That's your first mistake, if you're truly talented you don't apply for a job at a company, you set up one, this is where America had the biggest advantage, and where they made the mistake of encouraging the mediocre lifestyle of "Go to college and get a good job"
>>107628375
>Whereas other countries provide free university education to its people
A free degree is worthless, wanna know why 70 years ago people who only completed middleschool could get better jobs than most people with degrees get today? Because we had less middleschool graduates back then than college graduates today. If anything, the issue with American college is that it's way too easy to get a scholarship, which defeats the point of paywalling it

>>107628323
This is an absolute fact and it's the reason Americans get absolutely thrashed in every competitive video game known to man.
Video games are the last unpolluted bastion of meritocracy in existence and Americans keep losing, because they worship mediocrity.

I don't buy into the initial premise that there's a lack of skilled labor. That just sounds like a very convenient justification to look elsewhere for something cheaper. Saying the labor you're getting from elsewhere is culturally superior sounds like just pitting labor against itself, get the qualified people who were rejected here mad at their replacements and not the companies replacing them. This is all textbook wagie manipulation.

>>107628323
capitalists outsource labor because it is cheaper elsewhere. how is that so difficult to say? do they really need multiple paragraphs for that?

>>107628323
Reminder that this jeet is unironically the king of scammers. He made his wealth by creating fake medical company, listing his family members as the only employees and then once he funnelled all of the investment money into his pocket he declared bankruptcy with 0 products being developed. This fuck is worse then Elisabeth Holmes but got away with it presumably because our standards for fraud have gone out of the window. I have not checked recently but I bet not a single member of his family even has any degree in any health-related field: