>>107610905
>Can we hackintosh these useless windows arm laptops yet
apple silicon is not arm

>>107610904
MacOS is very private. All Apple products are are.

>>107610957
Boy are you in for a surprise.

Is there a way to try it first though? Like can I install it to virtualbox?

>>107610783
Honestly I would never use macOS as a Linux replacement.
Why use a terminal on macOS? You don't even get repositories/secure storage for your terminal apps with brew/homebrew.

As like a GUI Linux/Windows replacement, yeah it's pretty good.
The time tracking feature leads to a reliant indicator to know how much time you put in working.

my goon station

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>>107609765
>His rig runs on Nvidia

>>107609765
Are those giant surf boards?

>>107610608
Just use daily driver esl-kun

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>>107609400
this full tower beaut from 2012 cost about the same.

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>>107609960
Except having much worse airflow and ironically worse build quality, I have a Phantom myself from 2012.
Unless you really need the 3.5" and 5.25" bays, I'd go with >>107609400 (or pic related)

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moving tv to my vr rig in the living room.

>>107608092
>move the wifi antenna away shit looks retarded spoils the flow

ok, how about I jam it up your ass? would that flow better motherfucker?

>>107604834
What's the gaming pad with analog?

>>107592379
>symmetrical
Yes, except you swap the 0V and 230V lines at random, so electrical appliances must account for this.

>>107610895
>Which really isn't the greater percentage of local buildings.
Well thats you just being retards I googled about the ring circuit since ive never heard it before and its some UK thing that doesnt really exist anywhere else
I've only ever seen radial or "hub and spoke" or whatever type circuit no matter what type of building or when it was built even some ancient houses built hundred years ago where the fuses are the type that break and you need to change it, would still have radial circuit design the whole ring circuit type really seems like a design flaw

>At your exponentially increasing costs over time?
Why would cost of natural gas increase exponentially USA has and absolute fuck ton of it and lot of still untapped fields, its also literally the cheapest most efficient natural resource there is to use when you can just pipe it directly to wherever
LNG is the one that doesnt make sense like if you dont have natural gas locally, liquefying it and transporting in special boats and then un-liquefying is energy-intensive and expensive process and downright retarded due to its complexity and cost. That has nothing to do with the ease and sensibility of using natural gas locally tho
In fact oil is a worse resource complexity wise than natural gas is but its easier to transport and use anywhere thats why its considered the best resource, but if you have natural gas locally everywhere you can pipe it its the best by far to use for heating, and its pretty good for electricity generation too
NG plant you basically need to just let it out of the ground, its so easy to take advantage of

>>107610922
>> its literally the cheapest and most efficient method possible
>Both of those are demonstrably false.
Go on, demonstrate.

>>107585582
/thread

>>107585119
>hourly voltlet seethe thread

>>107610277
>https://discuss.python.org/t/psf-grant-shutdown-publish-financial-statements-since-2022-now/103390
In this thread alone:
>Circlejerking (post likes) for positions favorable to the PSF
>A literal tranny shilling for the PSF
>Author of the thread silenced and suspended
These motherfuckers will ruin everything, won't they?
I love Python as a programming language and have been writing Python code since the early 2000s, but the people "managing" it are some of the most ultra mega globohomo tier; not surprising, Guido van Rossum used to work for Google and now works for Microsoft.

>Also, looking at where the 640k in grants go, its 40% to pycon, and 32% to travel.
It's absolutely retarded. Volunteers contributing code won't receive a cent (I have contributed minor code and patches to the standard library (Python code and C code for the ones running C extensions) and the CPython interpreter.
Meanwhile, bullshit like "pyladies", whose only purposes are to social engineer and launder money, get fucking grants.

>>107609978
>>107610244
I would never throw raw money at foundations, especially online.
The chance of misuse and corruption is just too great.

I'm technically a Python developer because I submitted a pull request to Python and it got accepted.
The pull request's purpose was ENTIRELY to change low-level details to make my own undocumented hackery easier, but I bullshitted them by saying it was to "improve efficiency".
Get trolled pyniggers.

>>107610891
>pyniggers
If only they were niggers. Like Rust, the Python ecosystem has an abundance of trannies. Many Python coders are also edgy/loud Rust hipsters.

>>107609034
go woke go broke

>>107608758
i didnt know that was a feature

>>107606585
so how do you bypass if it requests account during install? you cant deal with registry during the install

>>107611005
Yes you can. Just press Shift+F10 to open an admin command prompt and run whatever things you need to run like that reg into shutdown command.

>>107611013
can't you just not connect on the internet and it lets you do local? I'm sure this was an explicit feature on the pro version

>>107611061
Pro may let you, but Enterprise/Education definitely let you click "I don't have internet" first time.

>>107610173
>>107610723
Is this something that lets thread watcher persist even if I use it only in incognito and my browser window closes and I have to open a fresh incognito window?

When 4chanX was a chrome extension my watched threads and (You) notifications persisted across incognito threads, but since chrome removed it, I switched to tampermonkey and now watched threads are lost on browser close

Does 4chan XT have this same persistant functionality?

>>107610723
we did it but the dev is not around to make the captcha better

https://github.com/3nly/StyleChan/releases/tag/v1.0.35
https://github.com/3nly/StyleChan/releases/tag/v1.0.35
https://github.com/3nly/StyleChan/releases/tag/v1.0.35

time to updoot boyos

>>107610285
it converts those faggot webm files

>>107610307
>a bunch of shit nobody cares about
Great, I'll carry on using ccd0's version.

>>107608368
They sure won the race to create the most bloated chat protocol imaginable.

we used to have telegram, quiet a funny name for a cyphered mobile app, tele.... grams that were sold there, they shot it down off course, still a "prvacy" comunication program based on a mobile phone is laughable

>>107610917
OK but can you show me the backdoor in the code now or can you not?

>>107610885
How else would you make a decentralized network? It's like saying the internet is insecure because it leaks your IP address. If you care about that just use a good VPN

>>107610818
>>107610917
>>107611030
SimpleX said the quite part outloud: "open source" is just marketing label

>The usual counter-argument is that this can be easily circumvented, because the code is open-source, and the users can modify it, so this approach won't work. While this argument premise is correct, the conclusion that this solution won't be effective is incorrect for two reasons:

> most users are either unable or unwilling to invest time into modifying code. This fact alone makes this solution effective in absolute majority of cases.
> any restriction on communication can be applied both on sending and on receiving client [...]
https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/blob/stable/docs/rfcs/2024-12-30-content-moderation.md

>>107611045
the I2P and Session are two examples that come to mind

>>107606087
I do.

>>107606595
The F# foundation is independent from Microsoft though and, through Fable, can also transpile to Python, JavaScript, and Rust, making it even independent of Microsoft's .NET. Though .NET is its best feature regardless of Microsoft.

>>107607568
And OCaml is a butchering of Standard ML so it's still true by transitivity of butchering

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>>107607767
OCaml cannot interface with dotnet, therefore to get anuthing done you need a huge bloated package manager on top of having a project management tool that uses lisp for describing it's files and you have to do all of that by hand
In F#, it is just nuget install.

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>>107606087
Detach it from .NET and I'll come back

>>107607715
It's not updates that are equivical.

It's also not rape when you're paying for it to happen.
That's just sadomassocism.

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>>107610937
Little girls had him by the balls as well, it seems.

>>107610937
>He can't help this situation
"Won't" isn't "can't".

>demontats aren't the only crowd involved with Epstein
And about now you'll need some pretty impressive evidence to counter the very strong impression that donny is one of 'em.

> would turn against him and burn the whole country down
And?
Okay then.
Lets pretend these people are within and of themselves consequential. Lets pretend there isn't a literal queue of people that will just slot in and do what they do.
Lets pretend that if they are all getting thrown under the bus, then there isn't really going to be much of a support structure that's leaning on itself.

You think it's "better" to allow people exhibiting this type of behaviour to continue unabated? Just leave then in positions and places they can remain consequenceless to their actions?


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>>107611011
>"Won't" isn't "can't".
It's his choice not to destroy this country.

>And about now you'll need some pretty impressive evidence to counter the very strong impression that donny is one of 'em.
And you'll need even stronger evidence to counter the fact that he isn't.

>And? Okay then. Lets pretend these people are within and of themselves consequential. Lets pretend there isn't a literal queue of people that will just slot in and do what they do. Lets pretend that if they are all getting thrown under the bus, then there isn't really going to be much of a support structure that's leaning on itself. You think it's "better" to allow people exhibiting this type of behaviour to continue unabated?
False narrative. The Epstein operation has long ceased so children aren't getting fucked anymore because of Epstein or anybody else that set foot on that island. Most this would amount to is the aforementioned disaster plus nobody going to jail anyways because they aren't gonna jail themselves.

That's his thought process anyways. Reality is, if Trump could frame to trust/fear God enough to go after them, pretty sure God would spare us the consequences.

>Just leave then in positions and places they can remain consequenceless to their actions?
Either go scorched earth on everything God hates or go home. We have a country plagued with sodomy, witchcraft and infanticide. Bigger fish to try. Also he secured the borders and thus rescued many children from invader predators.

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>>107607715
>repeatedly click "postpone"
>bcuz youre so cool you can walk down the dark alley
>get raped by wannacry and bitch and moan
>obviously youre a retard and need to be protected from yourself like the woman/child you are
>noooooooooooooooo the consequences of my actions

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>that spacing

>>107606155
party pooper

>>107610065
The laptop being pinged is in North America. The person typing on that laptop is in Korea.
Either way, from the laptop's point of view every keystroke is local and has <1ms latency so whatever the fuck that guy is smoking isn't good for his brain.
In other words, he made it up.

>>107611041
I missed the remote laptop part. But even then, ping + check if there is any vpn or remote shit running should do the trick.

>>107606056
>Russia meanwhile making all that schizo posting about capturing keyboard audio and electronic signals remotely to identify individuals based on typing patterns a military study
>all while AI is being used now
I HATE THE ANTICHRIST

>>107610955
sorry if i wasnt clear but i actually meant smart watches in general
i personally havent ever seen a white man with a smart watch wether it be apple or android

>>107610978
White people don't need to show off with things that cost <100EUR anyway

>>107610069
Apple make a timeless automatic submariner?

>>107610069
brown world problems

>>107610069
>brown hands
>dirty table
Yeah, User Issue.

>>107609718
Fuck Angourie.

>>107610639
>fritz box dsl modem
>doesn't support "bridge mode"
It probably does but it's just vague and you have to manually set a bunch of settings on/off. Which model?
>wouldn't have wifi
>router is wired only lol!
I can't solve retardation unfortunately

>>107602013
this androgynous looking elf is in fact a female and my day is ruined
t. checked the artist's twitter

>install vpn on server
>set dns server to pihole
>now all dns requests from server itself are using vpn's interface with server's ip
is it supposed to work like that? previously I had docker ip there

>>107610814
7530AX
i will send the router back and maybe get one of those gayming ones with spikes i guess...

What's the difference between home server and a NAS? Do I understand it correctly that NAS is some low-end computer that just stores disks and exposes them to LAN, while home server is some beefed-up computer that runs actual software?

to deliver a status report to Emperor Putin

>>107610899
not gonna click that link desu

>>107610899
>saar, friendship terminated with Microsoft
>now Putin sar is my best friend
lmao
Russia fucked up so badly it's not even funny
They were winning in Ukraine but they suddenly had to do a massive own goal flooding their own shithole with "UNLIMITED" (their words not mine) number of jeets

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>>107611046
>They were winning in Ukraine