>>106539460
I've done ESP32 and I really have no idea why I'd choose m5stack. maybe for teaching.

>>106539741
I work in industrial automation and they really have some interesting stuff. They make a PLC that want to try. A lot of factories use Siemens or Allan Bradley but a lot of the time it's overkill.

>>106539792
Why didn't you use it yet?

>>106539741
>made by Espressif
Huh, didn't know, it's really recent though https://www.espressif.com/en/news/Espressif_Acquires_M5Stack
>surprisingly small presence in the west
I would say they are as well known as Seeed or Lilygo in the maker/tinkerer/hobbyist/diy field, maybe not as prominent as an Adafruit (especially in the US), but still. They regularly throw boards at that Eastern European dude for example https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCit2rVgOvhyuAD-VH5H_IHg
I've been looking at some of their recent rotating knobs with a circular touchscreen in the middle for a potential project
>>106539875
If you're someone like me, a software dude who doesn't have a 3D printer who doesn't know how to design/fab custom PCBs, having a manufacturer with a real brand and some quality check delivering integrated "things" with the components you want (in a nice molded case, already soldered), is quite nice.
Teaching is an option too yeah, but you may not be their target anyway

Same problem as arduino etc - really cool but no idea what I would ever do with one.

>>106538302
they have

>>106531582
>cool let me android drop that to you
>how? I don't have that app
>well find this thing here and download it then do this and
you already lost

>>106534775
I use KDE and I honestly wish it was better.
It constantly fails to show paired stuff and I usually have to restart it on both devices before sending files. I use it on Windows (desktop + laptop) and android (pixel + chinkheld).
Sometimes I send files to my gf's iPad, but airdrop is obviously much better if you're only using apple shit.

I wish there was a universal airdrop alternative that's pushed by Microsoft and adopted by Google

>>106531574
warpinator / winpinator

>>106539503
I've also noticed it doesn't work too well on windows. If all you need is file transfer, warpinator will work.

>>106537938
I just want to do all of this shit from the command line, install and manage multiple versions of wine and set environments i can launch some apps from. A virtual machine is annoying and overkill. Also
>windows 11
Defeats the point, W11 runs like shit on VMs.

>>106539485
QEMU can hardware accelerate Windows guest but the process is annoying as fuck and requires two discrete GPUs (though an igpu + card combo works). You can thank Nvidia for that.

>>106539485
>more coping
lol

>>106537938
>packages up the hard work of others
>designs a logo

>>106537938
I literally just add windows programs to steam as a non-steam "game" and run them through proton.
I wish the sumatra pdf guy would port his shit to Linux already

>>106538926
They just didn't really do anything special and I already have plenty of generic sounding DDs that play well with EQ - HD600 and HD490 to be specific. I don't consider either to be objectively better than the AR5000 but those two were more comfortable for my head so I kept them and sold the Aune.

best headphones for solo piano music?

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For me, it’s Stax

>>106539532
why is that?

>>106538299
My SR-007 is literally see-through

>>106531302
>plumbers and contractors who know what they're doing
Most marinas will have this too but they'll cost a lot more in Western countries

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I want to get fast

I still don't understand what fastman is.
My guess is that he would be a hacker for work but also live off grid with minimal possessions.
The problem with that is that he hacking benefits from computer power, reliable electricity and internet.

>>106539239
>The problem with that is that he hacking benefits from computer power, reliable electricity and internet.
He lives in a van with solar panels, and only uses the WiFi from MacDonald's and (Generic coffee shop that isn't Starbucks)

>>106534856
fastman needs to be fast. they can't be slowed by stomach aches from parasites in the slop.

>>106539896
if youre interested id say this is a good representation of how a forum was
intpforum.com
its going to be leaning towards nerds but i imagine a lot of these people are millennials and genxs who grew up with those kinds of forums.
but back then, just imagine it that, you mightve had a really small forum around a particular niche and it got as much daily activity as a discord server today.

>>106539988
yeah i know the forum, so you're saying pretty much geeks used them.
i never used discord but i guess that means pretty active like dozens of daily posts.

>>106540185
>so you're saying pretty much geeks used them.
now yes but back then no, it was the same people you would find in a normie discord server. girls use them, women use them, kids use them, old people use them. variety. the only real difference was that the forum was superior for a community because of the better features. better community management software means better content (reward effort posting, allow long form back and forth communication, long lasting targeted threads)
discord has just been coping trying to add these features but the userbase is retarded at the root and they've made them that way, not themselves but they encourage it.
also the best feature was the public indexing aspect of the content, so randoms can find your community and join in the first place from search engines.

>>106539896
>do you think all those things were used by normal people as well?
nope, normies were either watching tv or using messenger/fotolog. maybe habbo hotel or some shit.. but since smartphones were non existent and they didn't really know how to use wap, they used it for a limited time then went back to their normal outside lives.
Grandmas, moms and boomers in general were watching tv instead of being brainwhased in facebook or making dumb tiktok videos, the modern world is crazy if you think about it. I never imagined my grandma drooling at a phone, but here we are.

>would they have the same number of users?
A big popular forum around that time would be something like a busy thread in a busy board here, most popular ones I knew were software sharing websites. Normal forums were small, but with fresh blood since google was actually useful to find them.

>>106540224
>it was the same people you would find in a normie discord server. girls use them, women use them, kids use them, old people use them. variety.
lurking the "non commercial" internet for something like two years made me realize how everyone is literally a 40+ year old geek. unix forums, cooking forums, movie forums, game forums, sdf.org. nothing against that but it's getting tiring.
i made this thread just as a way to rent about the fact that as a 20 something year old that does not use any kind of spyware like discord i will just be forever alone. i guess i was right then and someday i'll just be forced to keep my paranoia at bay and install windows + discord if i don't want to kill myself out of loneliness at 30. i just wish i was born in the 90s or something.
i guess honesty is a rare thing in this website, but there you go.

>>106540167
HE WAS PAID TO DO SO

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>tfw Intel + Intel build

>>106540211
Problem goyim?

>>106540167
I searched for it and found it.
AM5 B650 boards are also getting reports with people having their non 3XDs being fried.

Not good
I won't take the risk, I'd rather only have PCIe 4 for GPU and NVMe than getting the whole system fried.

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>>106540011
Rebar on novideo is garbage that usually does nothing or causes bad performance and stutters. Smart Access Memory works great on radeon

>>106538673
>twitter-like
horrible idea, that site is designed to ragebait you forever
but of course it's possible, it would probably just not be tolerated in some places because people will just use it to spam you know what like they do on every single altchan
also it'd be a complete shithole, you don't actually want a no moderation site

>>106530437
>There's been a supply chain attack on NPM
This is why you should use Go and stick to the standard library.

>>106538673
Uh... that's an imageboard. Also "general"/"mass social media" type sites with no topic always die out. You want a niche like focus if you want to thrive and not deal with BS drama.

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real general here:
>>106540097
report this one for extreme furfaggotry (trolling will di), and post/repost in there

>>106540119
You're mentally ill kek

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>>106539458
Like I said, the iPhone SE is better than the 13 Mini.
The SE is more comfortable to hold and use in the hand, it's thinner and has rounded edges.
The SE has an IPS screen so no OLED PWM eye cancer.
Home button / touch ID is way better than face ID.

>>106539601
Swipe to go back is more intuitive with later iOS versions
The only improvement would be a fingerprint scanner like the iPad for 2 factor authentication or in the 1% of situations face id doesn't work

>>106539601
aye i have an se the next phone will be android if crapple continues to sell pwm only trash made by samshit panel cancer maker

>>106539454
same here, god will have to pry it from my cold dead hands

>>106539601
>>106540131
I've seen on plebbit that you can install LCD aftermarket display on Iphones.

>>106539312
Maybe if you're into local AI or playing AAA gay-nigger fests.
My 1070ti is playing all my little games just fine. I can't imagine ever upgrading. If it dies for some reason I'll probably just get another one used on ebay for, hopefully, cheap.

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I’ve got a hdd in my pc that has all my anime and tv shows, is there a way to add the drive to arch without having to format it?
For clarification I’ve jumped into the deep end, completely removed windows and have installed arch and got it running. I have plasma running as my DE, whenever I turn on my pc I have to enter my password to access my media hdd. My guess is that I need to mount it? Could someone point me in the right direction?
Pic of my retarded cat as thanks

>>106537552
>

curl --silent $url | grep -Po '(?<=href\=).[^>]*' | tr -d '"'

Bash has regular expressions btw.

>>106538982
>and your 128gb SSD from 2008 is still fine.
But it's not, my OCZ Vertex works for a while after TRIMming the whole thing but eventually reads start producing bit errors, and it gets worse over time.

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>>106534791
So I just installed Fedora KDE and its amazing, way better than Arch and Mint, why do people shit on it? they even call it FEDora..

>>106530528
That is riscv ignoramus. I haven't worked with other ISAs enough to do a syscall from memory.
>>106530556
>exit
>error handling
In any case error handling is for the user to handle just like you do in libc.
Stop embarassing yourself and go program.

>>106537611
libc handles syscall errors internally

>>106529425
nta, but the ABI is not just syscalls, you don't know what you're talking about. Ever heard of dynamic linking? Ever heard of calling conventions? Ever heard of program loading? Program loading and parsing is defined by the binary format, which is compiler independent, but dynamic linking and calling conventions are absolutely coupled to the compiler, and since the first compiler used in the construction of any modern system has been the C compiler, those parts of the ABIs are defined by C. This makes it almost impossible to entirely get rid of C as a whole, unless you write an entirely new OS in an entirely different language.

>>106533321
If you only ever have to run on a lab PC or HPC, you can just load more cores and memory and charge it to whatever grant program the lab has. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7891784/

Also, these are biologists, they flunked out of anything higher than calculus and probably have no clue what a compiler is. What would u suggest them to use?

>>106537796
It shunts them into errno and the application still has to choose how to deal with them.
>>106539291
None of those require C. Some of those conventions were established by what C compilers did but so what? It's like saying you'll never get rid of the PDP because that's what C was originally written for.
You could completely eliminate C and it wouldn't matter one jot that you continue to adhere to standards established by it.

>>106532435
>Some boomers 40 years ago failed to make a proper shell, which means we can't evre change this shitty design
unixtard

>>106538437
Go ahead and change if you can improve it. But change for the sake of change is retarded.

>>106525564
Here's a snippet for people who use jellyfin and often need to rename tons of files. This adds the `ep` column to the ls table to build new filenames from

let table = (ls | where name =~ '\.mp4$' | select name | merge ( get name | parse --regex '.*S06E(<?ep>\d{2}).*') )

>>106526025
I do use vim, why?
Are you trying to say I'm being a hypocrite because a TUI is just a terminal GUI?
The difference is I'm not trying to turn every cli into a semi-GUI. A few programs benefit from GUI-like interactivity, like htop and vim, but I still use the good old ls, git, grep, etc. the way God intended because it's an excellent way to interface with my system and doesn't really need improvement.
I could edit a file with ed, but that's a case with the cli isn't a good fit for the job. And sometimes I do just put a ps or pgrep command on a watch loop.

>>106540124
In PowerShell, this is just:

gci *.mp4 | select Name, @{ n = 'ep'; e = { if($_.Name -match 'S06E(\d{2})') { $matches[1] } } }

>>106539063
>Set a charge limit somewhere between 69% (optimal for battery health but may not be practical) and 69%
ftfy

>>106538961
Battery double as the surge protector so no.
The solution is to buy exclusively business laptop so you can buy the another battery

>>106539524
It seems the worst that could happen to the laptop is a bios reset

In the event of a power outage, a desktop is also a similar risk, no?

my laptop's battery is broken but it still runs if i keep it plugged, i have no idea why it does this

>>106540218
The huge ass power supply exists for a reason.

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slop text has ruined this 909 day

>>106540084
>RHYTHM COMADSER