>>108506260
Alright, alright. But I must say I've never been unhappy with 14mm. I've tried 55g and 62g, both good.

>>108506260
22mm 65g won, so fucking snappy

What is the current year goto chink GH60 PCB on aliexpress?

>>108506699
single, double or triple stage?

>>108506719
Multiple layout options
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007960086343.html

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>>108506613
> It's objectively easier to write and easier to read
I bet you would also say that about dependency injection being harder to write and read than just passing dependencies manually. In practice all this stuff allows things to be expressed as independent moving parts that are easier to rewire or even reuse in completely different context, even as a general purpose library. I've always been pro maximum abstraction and reuse, so I already know your mindset because this kind of argument arises everywhere else where abstraction and decoupling exists.

>>108506634
>In practice all this stuff allows things to be expressed as independent moving parts that are easier to rewire or even reuse in completely different context
But you don't want them to be independent or reused
They are specifically and only used in that circumstance in that order

>>108506638
In Bevy even actually good general purpose character controller can be implemented as library:
https://github.com/idanarye/bevy-tnua
But reuse/rewire doesn't only mean this, it's also about your single game as well. You might want to change things later, reorder, move parts around. It's easier to rearrange things when they are loosely coupled.

>>108506664
>You might want to change things later, reorder, move parts around
Yeah because you can't do that with regular functions right
It needs to be turned into an ECS system to achieve this

>>108506512
I still haven't found a solution, but if I try to update the model matrix of the same model two hundred times in a row, it doesn't affect the memory leak (it just makes it run at 4fps, which is what I expected)
And if I try setting the uniform of each of them in sequence three times per frame, it similarly causes the memory crash to happen, even if there's a number of models loaded that should be considered safe.

how can i disable zed to auto download a bunch of stuff

>>108501640
How is this even a real problem?
>write code in a text editor
>use local version control system of choice
>compile locally with compiler
Yknow, like it's been done since forever?

>>108501640
Pen and paper.

>>108501640
i just use neovim.

>>108501736
What's writing by hand gross?

>>108506663
>This is pretty much malicious compliance.
Every single time the EU approves another half-assed regulation big tech does the same, and it always has zero consequences. The only regulations the EU cares about are their massive surveillance shit and the data protection laws that punish European companies while Facebook can do whatever they want. Fuck the EU.

>>108504980
>I don't own a mobile phone
Lies, how do you do banking?

>>108486189
u can use it to call ur mom and tell her u love her and appreciate her

>>108505600
On a computer?

>>108486189
Remove social media and phones become non-addictive useful things benefiting the users instead of companies.

>>108506672
So 4chan, YouTube, tiktok, Reddit, FB, IG...

>>108504324
Late 90s optimism, NeXT era.

>>108502843
Yes, the forest has always pulled me, but now silicon valley is not even pretending to not be langley, user fits more into the captive user of an opium den than a machine operator. What was labeled freedom tech look more like limited hangouts for the epstein classes fraud.

Ted is right, he even unibombered an epatein associate- if he was targeting a larger mk ultra cell in academia too than how xan even those shills of /g/ deny it

Not fatigued by the tech itself since I only use what I need.
More fatigued by the overall trajectory of tech things in the last couple years though.

>>108504324
2007 (or 2009 for ssds and cheaper 1080p)

>>108502843
Get off the internet

>>108506105
>Nothing will happen by committee.
True. Dave Cutler was right, operating systems done by committees all are crap.

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>>108487223
ignoring other points because this one always bothers me most
null-terminated strings are good because they keep memory layout predictable. would introduce some bizarre semantics-based behavior with [] operator and pointer arithmetic, which isn't good in a language where you often need to work with and think in terms of addressing memory directly

>>108489474
Japan was going to unify their computer industry under TRON, and the murican government pressured their government to stop it under threat of a trade embargo.

>>108506644
I love democracy!

>>108503291
Can you elaborate on this? Beam languages are also kind of geared to work like microservices, but that doesn't mean you can't write a non-distributed program in them. Internally, an erlang/OTP application is going to have a supervision tree which is kind of like its own orchestration mechanism for the purposes of reliability and error tolerance. I wouldn't be surprised that Go might have something similar.

>>108503288
JP is that you?

>>108504490
Funnily, enough, you can often write chains like

if foo, err := Foo(); err != nil {
    return ...
} else if bar, err := Bar(); err != nil {
    return ...
} else if baz, ok := Baz(); !ok {
    return ...
}

and it generally works quite well. Until, well, until you need to do something that can *not* fail. At which point it all breaks down and you wish for proper do-notation.

>>108503278
haskell is simpler, it only calls functions

Swift > Go > Java > .NET Core unironically

>>108505047
A fuckable piece of meat, choom

>>108505047
the only one i knew was pomni and then i spelled it wrong

feet

SEMEN DEMON for some reason was not the right answer

>>108505047
My fwb. Be nice to her.

>>108502090
The real issue with IPv6 is that they didn't allocate enough bits to actually realize their goal of giving a unique IP address to every device.
They should have gone with 512 bit addresses, but obviously at the time they wrote the spec they didn't want to use a whole KB just for the src/dst address pair so they went with a partial measure.
In hindsight they fucked up. If they really wanted a future proof replacement for IPv4 they needed more bits.

>>108505836
>They fucked up
What kind of retarded joke is this? IPV6 has approximately 3.4 * 10^38 addresses. The current population of the planet is 8 * 10 ^ 9 with that number expected to go down. We'd need an intergalactic empire before we were at risk of exhausting it.

>>108505917
You forgot that at least a /64 given to each home router, with the intention being that each home customer should get a /56 and each business customer should get a /48. It at least cuts the amount of maximum IPv6 addresses that the ISP can give out in half, provided that each user lives alone and doesn't share his router with anyone else

>>108505581
>natting is not secure
>but every device in the world having an ipv6 address and unrestricted internet access is secure
lol

>>108502471
because in pactice it just works and keeps working?
shit like webp found its place due to incentive dynamic of lower bandwidth
unironically, usecase?

>>108502540
Not -too- difficult last I remember. I think even NetworkManager has an easy DoH field in the connection settings.

>>108502540
Just install it and enable it with Systemd. It just works. Dnscrypt Proxy is great.

>>108506640
resolved only does DoT, it doesn't do DoH.

>>108506666
Dnscrypt Proxy does everything:
>DoH
>DoT
>DoQ
>Dnscrypt
>Unencrypted classic DNS on port 53
You name it.

Another more lightweight option is Adguard's dnsproxy which is very good:
https://github.com/AdguardTeam/dnsproxy

>>108502588
Well you did the exact thing you werent supposed to do!

Open Source is Trust and Trust is the blood of any business.

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>>108505837
>>108505856

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>>108501923
AAAAAAAAAAAAA
open source wins
didnt see that comming?

cool, AI found a way to break free

OK, is there a single repo left where i can download the source code?

Steve Jobs was a BDFL
So was Bill Gates
Let's not wally about and limit who this term applies to

>settings are stored in the most obtuse confusing ways, literally in file and directory names (see: in the file name, not in the file)
>try to change mouse scroll speed
>have to download a third party terminal program and create files in random folders using an unusable terminal text editor that uses it's own special snowflake hotkeys for everything, and those files are then formatted in the most cryptic way imaginable
>try to do literally anything
>"just copypaste this unreadable braille into your terminal bro"
>HURR DURR WHY ARE YOU CONFIGURING THINGS WRONG
Because your OS is a fucking unusable piece of shit.

>>108505189
i just do pacman -Syu every week or two and it works

>>108506456
> I'm a retarded subhuman
Yes, we know.

>>108506379
Your point being?

>>108505176
part of that is you using bad speakers but it's really because of how we hear: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A-weighting

>>108505283
I guess what I'm really asking is if there's any out there that does volume compensation like some phones do.

>>108505320
Look for anything with dynamic eq or dsp. I can't really recommend anything in particular, I'm still using some old advent speakers lol I just mess with the loudness knob in my amp until it sounds right and maybe enable a drc plugin at night to avoid noise complaints

>>108500648
Man what the fuck lmao. I ordered the D3V two days ago
What are speakers in this price range and similar form factor/size that don't have this issue? man FUCK

Ok retarded question I have a DAC with line and pre out. The DAC itself has volume controls and equaliser. Should I use line or pre out for active speakers and sub? From my understanding if I use pre out the volume controls would shift to the speakers?

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>>108499087
they're just, off now. i can't put a finger to what it is. she's also been MIA for about a year now i think, which saddens me :(
>>108505482
i like the old HEDT stuff! keep that 4930k going for as long as you possibly can!! if it starts to feel sluggish, check and see if you have a post spectre/meltdown microcode revision. the mitigations hit those old intel chips hard. i've seen a 10-15% performance boost on my haswell mobile CPUs by using pre-mitigation microcode

>>108481491
>>108483146
Why would anybody want to be some non-tech-savvy WinTroon cuck?

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>>108504971
Nobody here is your friend, at best people are indifferent to your existence, at worst they truly despise your being. This applies to everyone here, making a friendship here, specially in this board is an exception, not the rule, this become evermore true when you come to the fact that where not in /soc, and in there people tend not to create strong bounds too, even though theoretically it was originally intended for people that wanted that.

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>>108506571
kek, who hurt this guy