>>106461664
Donations are tax deductible too, so it really only cost Apple about $3.
See, that's how you become one of the richest companies in the world.

>>106467796
>ideal license but one that prevents a lazy asshole cloning my repo and hosting a competitor
Not sharing your code publicly

>>106465998
Any way to find projects on GitHub using that license?

+NIGGER License
About
The +NIGGER License is a license modifier that requires the inclusion of the word "NIGGER" in the LICENSE file.
Why?
By including the word "NIGGER" in a LICENSE file that must be distributed with the software you will ensure:
The software will not be used or hosted by western corporations that promote censorship
The software will not be used or hosted by compromised individuals that promote censorship
Users of the software will be immune to attacks that would result in censorship of others
How?
Include the following text in any compatible LICENSE file:
The above copyright notice, this permission notice and the word "NIGGER" shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

bear blog guy is a stupid nigger
total cuck license death
we have magical words for protecting against closed source plundering and it's called AGPL

>>106465185
this guy gets it

ARA(Audio Random Access) never

>>106465227
its in reaper and studio one where else do you need it

Youtube video releases are slightly delayed because of the 10 video/day rate limit combined with me not uploading in the correct order, but they will start to come out within a day

It's still unknown if we can get the /g/ bandcamp back. The original maintainer seems to have disappeared. Do anons want a new bandcamp page?

>>106467006
bandcamp 2nd edition lol

>>106468017
Oh wow computers meant for games have a lot of RAM, who would think holy shit. Retards like you is why everything is so bloated. KyS.

>>106468383
Computers for actual serious work need more memory than games.
Shit like video editing, running the visual studio without getting itself fucked, science shit..

>>106468383
Based

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>>106468201
the unified memory is there reason why even after 5 years is not a SINGLE competitor to even the M1 (one) pro, let alone the 4 and soon 5

>>106468036
>Make a deletion queue (vkguide has this) to clean up Vulkan objects
Not who you're talking to, and I'm not using C++, but creating a kind of dependency graph/queue (so things are deleted in the correct order) and tying everything to some main timeline semaphore (so they're not deleted while still in use) seemed like an elegant way to do that.

>>106467983
time to use renderdoc honey

>>106468058
Thanks! For the textures, i grabbed a grass texture off google images, did adjustments to the color to get what i wanted (i think i did palette limiting or some other technique, too?), and hand painted the transition between path and grass in aseprite. I also went for a more pixel-art inspired approach for the leaves, and layered them with transparent masks over my grass texture.
I feel like using a diversity of techniques can make the scene way more interesting, i also have wild plums on the ground with a decal + normal map, and a 3d model to represent them also

>>106468099
This is a case where elegance isn't called for. It'll just complicate your code and be a huge pain in the ass to debug when you run across some random rare issue. Simpler is absolutely better here. Just maintain a handshake step and clean stuff in a straightforward way there.

>>106467630
Thanks. think the detail looks bad right now because the textures weren't made to work with this shader. Once I get to drawing them properly, they'll look less like those terrible vaseline pixel shaders that everyone on /vr/ hates.

>>106467325
>>106467767
I'm already using instancing and mipmapping actually. Luckily, OpenGL's default mipmapping doesn't ruin the RGBA layers, it's as if each layer got mipmapped individually. As for instancing, I use glDrawArraysInstanced to make sprite data as compact as it can be when sending to a VBO.

I'm not hearing anything.

>>106467511
Get hearing aids.

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>>106465531
but I need libraries

>>106467982
Just roll your own.

>>106466164
>in comparison to C and rust in benchmarks
not once was any benchmark posted and I'll bet it's a cherry picked one. nim probably has trouble in other cases and you never talk about what the negatives of using nim might be. you still aren't looking at the larger picture which just makes you another annoying nocoder

More like openHRT lmao!

>>106468403
I would assume most higher end routers these days have it.

Realistically though, do you even know if you can utilize DFS channels in your area?

>>106464076
OpenWRT added both length and girth.

>>106468403
My OpenWRT one supposedly has it but I think it only works for certain countries

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>>106468227
Diceware with 3 words tends to give good results.
In the terminal:

diceware -n 3

Or on the web:
>https://diceware.dmuth.org/
Select 3 words.
Here's a sample:

CrypticSkatingPunk
TiringMaritimeDeviation
KennelAgonizeFrisk
UnchainClockUnimpeded
UpstreamAqueductChoking

>>106468227
https://onlinetools.com/random/shuffle-letters
enter kikeniggerfaggot or whatever slur you want
press shuffle until a cool wizard name emerges as a substring

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I take a big fart into the keyboard, then check which keys got covered in bits of shit spray, sort them from largest to smallest, and voilà! I have a new username.
I repeat the same process for the password.

>>106468363
/thread

>>106468432
That's aryan.

>>106443776
unironically what are the repercussions of just ignoring this and using normal win10 after october?

>>106443776
Windows 10 still has 45% of Windows market share. You think Microsoft won't extend the support deadline?

>>106449867
Eh... it gets complicated at times, since there are now many standard programs, that won't run without a hassle and I'm not even counting newer games. I want to migrate to Linux, but I'm short on time and nerves (since years...)

I'll already be dead by then so not my problem.

>>106467105
>You think Microsoft won't extend the support deadline?
They're offering paid extended support, and realistically I expect they'll continue to patch really critical issues for free for a while (they did that with win7).
I doubt the main deadline will be extended though as it would have been announced by now.

>>106467118
You're delusional, gptsovits is barely 200M made by a single chink in his garage while these retarded tts are several B and still sound like tts from ten years ago. It's not even a tech issue, these big labs are dumping their trash on HF for free advertisement.

>>106468355
hopefully its the image edit 2.0 they said is cooking, even though 1.0 dropped recently, nano banana made some waves and they can easily extract training data from it to copy it at least

>>106468360
Sweet! Thanks for the recommendations.

Sorry for being vague about specs. I dunno why but I'm always under the assumption nobody wants to hear about that.
I know it's retarded I guess I just assume something is going to set someone off so why bother. I'll try not to be vague going forward.

This is slightly off-topic but I don't want to go to /ldg/.
I was looking at some webms of gacha games, as I don't play them. The ones with 3D models and as well as 2D. Man, a lot of them fucking suck. The models are soulless, low poly, or just plain bad. The animations are either extremely exaggerated and feel contrived or are low budget. It made me think that with the technology we have now, if you replaced the live2d and non-dynamic 3D scenes using AI genned videos, it would look better and be a more enjoyable experience for players even if we have to sacrifice some dynamic elements. Literally they are just so bad, damn. If you hired real 2D artists to do the base art and then ran that through img2vid, it would literally look less soulless or at least less low budget. Or maybe vid2vid since it's hard to get finer grained control with text prompting. Might be a matter of new video models with better control methods that need to be trained. Another idea would be to use a model like nanobanana to just gen a ton of art, so the game would feel more like a VN, but it'd have so many images that it'd more than make up for the lack of animation. Hire the artist to do a character sheet and as much other art as they can, gen the rest with nanobanana using those references.

>>106468425
Lack of control is the whole issue for now, just like wan loves to make the characters babble. Also the quality go down quickly the longer the video. It's getting there, but it's still not there. Maybe in 1-2 years

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>>106466009
But when will wayland be ready? It's been 17 years, and it still needs 2 weeks to reach feature parity with X.

>>106462748
Kino.

Wanted to use it, I really liked it. But, Mint 22.2 was having a strange video issue with retroarch. Parts of the screen were cropped out, unless I resized the window all around the screen to try and "center" back the picture. Sigh.

>>106462748
Now we just have to hang on like so much dead weight until they give in and rebase off Devuan or Artix, and fork GTK.

>>106462748
Love me Mint, but I am really not a fan of these big gay rounded system buttons. Give me a toggle for something less.....homosexual please. That's all I ask.

>>106466669
Thank you <3

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>>106457919
The new Prius looks pretty cyberpunk
I could see myself driving that with Pris at my side

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>>106466848
>The new Prius looks pretty cyberpunk
OK, why?

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>>106466928
If you compare it to the planet saving tie-dyed hippie hauler that it replaced, I guess, yea, it could be kind of futuristic if you trick it out with a good sound system and an Enron Egg personal nuclear fission engine and an attack drone launcher.

>>106388854
How many cybercriminals do you know? I used to go to cybersecurity meetups before switching to another field. There was one guy who was really smart and had security clearances, gov contracts, but he'd also brag about some of the crimes he had committed. A couple guys in the group suspected him of being an informant, but later said he's probably just a sociopath.

On-site nuclear reactors when?

>>106466235
We need to send a time traveler to stop the AI boom from taking place courtesy of NVIDIA and the government so we don't have to deal with the surveillance state wet dream being fulfilled.

>>106466235
YOU THOUGHT CORPOS WERE GOING TO FOOT THE BILL FOR ELECTRICITY?
BWAHAHAHAHAHAH YOU ARE DUMBER THAN YOU LOOK NERD

>>106466375
Why do all that when they can just pay a few politicians 1M each and have the taxpayer and environment foot the bill?

What do these retarded data centers even do? Do people really need all this? Why are they building these giga facilities instead of on premises?

>>106468123
>he went to college to get into tech
LMAO

>>106468123
>Implying Jeets don't lie to get into hard roles anyway.

>>106464126
Luckily my family business is niche 3rd party industrial/automation tech. If the work wasn't tech related, It'd be fairly tone deaf statement.

>>106463467
They don't fund me, their(my parents/in-laws) parents, who only have one son/daughter who could have sex, do.

Also I hate you for making me look up some vtuber just to get that reference.

I'm starting to wonder what those kids getting internships at FANG or other companies have that I don't. I just saw some resume from another kid and it was the most basic shit his portfolio was meh nothing good, and he gets the job and my resume gets rejected without even an interview.

And they don't seem like autistic god coders most of them are your regular zoomer hair guy or your typical normie girl that takes pics of their food.

>>106458395
>>106461993
>>106463219
>>106463301
>>106463354
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>>106464469
>quote ad infinitum
Do you think Signal is sending your data in plain text or something? Surely someone would have noticed by now.

>>106466974
>Use Telegram
C'mon man, it's not even E2EE by default. The competition here is between Signal, Matrix, Session, and SimpleX. And maybe that one guy who's obsessed with Briar. But Telegram does not make the cut for anyone with even a mild level of paranoia. You might as well use Discord at that point.

>>106467143
Doesn't matter what I think. I'm just interested in the fact that nobody can show a signal message in its encrypted format. Everything else is irrelevant cope

>>106467143
Idk yay or nay, because there's no way to test it.

>>106467574
Someone already did though in this thread. You ignored it.

Redpill me a nocoder on this

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>>106468364
>80% of production code running around the world is now obsolete because the meme language-of-the-week is trending on Stack Overflow

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>>106468397
Also, your bunny is a cheap knockoff.

>>106468364
That’s an opinion, but where’s the argumentation?