>>107639024
considering your choice of keyboard you objectively have bad taste

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Does anyone know how to disable this split view? I have a fold and when I open it up it defaults to it. I'm guessing it's some sort of tablet mode.

The dev is a retarded jeet, just use kurobaex. Still works after the latest patch.

>>107639215
>ux that you need to be mentally ill to like
You can tweak it. Export your settings immediately after just in case.
>browsing the local board archive
It's there.
>having a lot of useless bloat features
Such as..?
>random reloads when jumping between threads
werks on my machine
>battery consumption through the roof
werks on my machine
I suppose I'm too much of an AppleCHAD to have these poorfag issues.

>>107642815
It's not. Anyway. Search for "split" in the settings. Tweak the "Two-pane split" option.

>>107644441
Yes, you can create a surface the size you specifically want. That's what the Viewport extension is for.
https://wayland.app/protocols/viewporter

>>107643801
>legacy software.
so the 99% of linux software?

>>107643555
>try to run your computer in this contrived way that takes a lot of effort and see how well it performs
That is a very retarded thing to say.

>>107644690
Yes, the majority of software in existence is legacy because it doesn't disappear but that doesn't mean you have to run it.
Look at my screenshot, there is not a single X11 window there. Evidently I may at some point require running some legacy software but for modern software? Most applications support Wayland just fine.

>>107644690
99% of Linux software is console only.

>>107643333
>88 results found
I don't think it's physically possible for it to be one guy

oh hey thread's not in autosage this time

>>107642353
ask claude and then ask what URLs it needs because you have to directly link them (the relevant files like __init__.py)

>>107644719
oh, didn't realize we had a new thread

>>107627716
i have the new iphone 17 and the battery life seems to last forever, i can do pretty much a full day with 20% (charging 40% to 60%)

>>107629065
the resolution is higher to make up for the smaller aperture
a smaller aperture means less light reaches the sensor in the same amount of time
this means smartphones have to use smaller more sensitive sensors, at the cost of more nose, but more importantly, compressing dynamic range
to compensate for this they use a higher resolution sensor
this allows for the spreading out of light information over multiple cells of the sensor, of which the smartphone then aggregates and computes a functional image
this is why most smartphone camera sensors are 4x the "normal" dslr resolution of 12 MP

>tl;dr
it doesnt actually shoot in that resolution (unless you enable raw shooting)
its all just smoke and mirrors

>>107643461
>>107643478
only if the honor is sub-$100

My current phone is the Galaxy s20FE 4G but the battery is not in good condition anymore even after replacing it once. Now I want to replace it and I decided to get a flagship like the s25 ultra but honestly it's just huge and it can't fit in my pockets. What is the best phone right now with a 6"-6.2" display? I don't really care about gaming but I want a phone I can keep for at least 4 years or more

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>>107644627
base s25

why do you have to shove it in our faces? every country has sodomite marriage until we zoomers fight the fuck back

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While ignoring the religious-induced (and possibly, trauma-induced) nonsense, the idea itself isn't bad at all.
>>107644586
>If you are into anime and an unironic authoritarian, you are delusional.
Based.
>>107644624
Anon, I know you're delusional, but try to avoid assuming that everyone in your age group agrees with you. You'll get sorely disappointed.

Actually, big oughts will always get you disappointed because there's no God and eschatology out there. Reframing everything as relational and preferential might be better.

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>>107644594
>tfw u will never be Top G because your CTE won't let you count from 1 to 3.

>>107640793
Literally none of these is rendering 4k 60 FPS with RT. You'll be lucky if it's upscaled from 1080p.

>>107640614
cool reddit meme

>>107644583
Thanks

But PS5 loses to a 3060 in both native performance and RT
It scares me how ignorant you console rats are to native resolution man, it really fucking scares me

>>107640776
>2xAA
you don't need more than 2x MSAA

>>107644384
I actually tried import std but couldn't find a compiler that implemented it. Can you post a godbolt link?

PYTHONSAR

>>107644395
Try Clang 18+ and GCC 15+. They apparently support modules.
https://arewemodulesyet.org/tools/

>>107644544
Still doesn't work in Godbolt. Or locally with Clang 19:

split.cpp:1:8: fatal error: module 'std' not found
    1 | import std;
      | ~~~~~~~^~~
1 error generated.

Maybe more tooling would fix it but I'm not gonna install and configure a third-party build system just to use the standard library in this 10-line example program, sorry.

nocoder here those arent even remotely close to being equivalent

>>107644653
>>107644233
nice

gm anon

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oups forgot the gen

>>107639086
You can send a Client-Hints header from the server which forces the client browser to reply with an unredactable set of UA strings, including Sec-CH-UA-Mobile which will be set to 1 for a mobile device.

There is nothing an end-user can do to prevent this, save for MitMing their HTTPS traffic and stripping the header, or recompiling and sideloading their own browser. iOS users are protected against this for now, because Apple hasn't implemented it. Yet.


https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Guides/Client_hints
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Reference/Headers/Sec-CH-UA-Mobile

>>107643999 (cont.)
Ofcourse, come to think of it - you could also fuck over Firefox users together with Safari users and only allow access if you get back a Sec-UA-Mobile: 0 header value explicitly.

>>107639434
>workd
Autocorrect would have caught that, you're literally a pc poster and you're literally projecting. Nice use of the word moulder though.

>>107639579
i never liked the catalog so i've never used it

just make it annoying to use on a phone. like use small buttons, a hard horizontal layout, features which require mouse hover to use, etc

>>107640785
>To hell with the morons who didn't pay attention in English class so hadn't known to use it prior, and so falsely associate it with AI now.
it uses them too much. same thing with emojis

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>>107640770
ever since gemini got memory across prompts i've been using it more. it can listen to audio files and tell me about their structure.

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>>107643124

>>107640770
find a rope and hang yourself

>>107641561
I do, it's not hard to set up a Compose key for special characters.

>>107637539
Windows 10's built-in Clock app is good enough for me

>>107643780
>no u
ok rakesh

>"While some other emulators are upping their system requirements, and dropping 32 bits or older windows support, I keep providing 32 and 64 bits versions and I am committed to keeping BGB working on both old and current PCs for the forseeable future, currently still working on Windows 95b and Pentium 1. I also care about supporting Wine."

http://bgb.bircd.org/

>>107643462
Why not? It works fine

>>107636945
>comfy software
IrfanView, comfy image viewer.
https://www.irfanview.com/

>>107644115
>Retard do you not use a web browser?
While it's not perfect the browser I am using fits in the kde esthetic.
>Does steam fit in retard?
I don't use steam.

>>107644278
>Aurora for the out of the box codec support though.
Sure.

>>107643532
bluefin is gnome (lmao)
aurora is kde
>>107643232
bazzite is gamer trash

all of ublues images are just the same shit with different default packages, all based off fedora's atomic anyway

>>107643532
one krashes
the other doesn't

>>107644278
which codecs do they support on install, ffmpeg non free?

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Can someone pls make a real version of this djb2 fanart that is not AI slop.

I thought AI has gotten better at making text. But I was wrong.

Nano Banana.

>>107643674
>djb2
doesn't deserve better than AIslop

>>107643611
>impotent rage
ok

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>>107627055
>What are you working on, /g/?
CLOCK. Always make more clock. Wireless.
Webm related. USB cables are just for power
State sync kinda works. There is one input but i am aware off. Gotta klean the kode now to make state handling easier and more robust

i think i will use Fedora when and if the prices go down and i can afford an SSD.
my previous linix experience was Mint. it was nice but dual booting on the same SSD broke the master boot record and i don't wish to mess with such shit ever again.

EndeavourOS is just arch for people that respect their time. It just configures the stuff you would have already done yourself anyway while not restricting you in any way in terms of customizing it further.

It's most likely going to be the default distro moving forwards.

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>>107644253
>broke the master boot record

the standard linux experience

>>107644273
>EndeavourOS is just arch for people that respect their time.

ye but I wanna experiment and really understand what everything is for inside my puter

I wanna add that I'm really happy that I switched to Linux right before the ram prices went into the stratosphere. Suck my dick Pedo Gates.

I see the notebook I got from my work svffer greatly, fans 100%, CPU melting because it has to run gaydows 11 bc of muh company security protocols and I laugh

>>107644489
I do think everyone interested should run through an arch install at least once. I've been using arch for 15 years and use EndeavourOS because other anon is correct.

Most arch users are midwitts with compromised systems. You can cope as much as you want but I don't make the rules

>>107644267
oh boy, the "we have more invention museum exhibits" argument.

you're listing who invented things, not who can deploy, scale, and maintain them.
>the UK invented rail...
... and then dismantled it.
>the US invented mass auto...
... and now can't even build mass transit, and you're forced to sacrifice thousands of soldiers and billions in weapons to obtain more oil.

china didn’t invent rail, it built the largest high-speed rail network on earth in 15 years and still runs it.

the difference between the west and china is that china can build things to scale and make them continuously useable.
on that metric, waving around "who invented X first" in the 1800s is about as relevant as saying slaves built your government's infrastructure (hi america, btw).

also funny how you pivoted from "rail debt" to a greatest hits cope list once that angle died lmfao.

>>107644307
oh, i thought you were the faggot talking about women can't lead. my bad.

>>107644362
I mean, yea, they can't. A good example would be Merkel, who burned through decades of economic growth just to pretend to be a leader on solving global issues.

>>107644178
>AKSHUALLY the economy went to shit overnight because Merkel wasn't there to fix it
Is this REALLY your best cope, Anon?
>are you that butthurt by the truth? lmao
that's quite a projection, coming from a merkel fanboy from germany
please entertain us with more posts kek

>>107644633
i provided proof. you provided cope. gg.