>>107704792
Nah there are some really shit ones out there
The bare minimum is the 7 series TCL

Also they're gonna start making 4K RGB OLED panels soon for the monitor market.

>>107704661
Mini LED.

>>107708846
paki retard

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According to the long term durability tests LCD fails more then OLED
OLED might get burn in after a few years
LCDs will have half their backlights fail
Imagine buying an LCD to avoid burn in, suffering with shit image quality and then it fails before an OLED
If you really want a reliable monitor buy a used monitor

>>107706346
ohhhhh that's so hot
Imagine kissing a furry anthro upside down.

>>107706634
Sex is the ultimate proof of biology being defined by physics. You just thrust your dick where it feels good and it just seamlessly slides in. But tech engineers don't have sex so they make shit like USB. It took people 15 years to turn their virgin shit to USB-C lmao

You're all fucking retarded. You feel for the two holes and face that part up when you plug it in without even looking. Literally shitsmeared dumbasses who don't know how to feel things with their fingertips. 0/10 problem solving skills.

>>107706613
That's why you grab the cable with your thumb and index finger, feeling for the hole with your pointer, and then shimmy the cable as you stick it in so that it falls into place.

>>107706354
And you would still have to try multiple time if you don't look at it.

>>107708477
Not the point!

>>107690359
Because BN is the worst MM spin-off.

>>107708673
BN is the only megaman content worth consuming, unc.

>>107708673
>I have never watch megaman ever
The first megaman was garbage, it was only "Good" cause it was different. I've played the games. Explain how it's bad. Go on. I'll wait.

>Hey guys what ROBOTS!
OK and? Get a strong fucking magnet and rip out their innards... done

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>>107690359
I was hoping for the google shit with android and demanding personal info from developers would spark something, but still crickets. Personal computing at an all time low.

Weekly reminder that if you own a pos, you're a dumbass.

>>107708752
nasty

>>107709232
which $260 iem did you buy

>>107709719
EDC Pro

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PR2v3 won. Best $5 shitbud of 2025

>>107708188
No .exe file
Won't use it

The private tracker scene is shining friends. Let's be happy and celebrate. Happy holidays everyone

>>107709712
>Is there a list of users with a giant ass library so I can just download folders?
Yes. It's actually just one user. Hrs called RED he operate through a website and we LOVE him.

>>107709950
Indeed we’re eating good! Huge thanks to everyone making it happen!!

>write the name of your source trackers where you will be upping the content from
yo WTF?! i guess i'll never try to upload anything from my collection on one tracker.

Visio

UMLet

LibreOffice Draw works just fine
t. former Visiofag turned LibreOffice-homo

PlantUML.

>>107704846
draw.io

>>107706674
Name variables with Indian words.

Currently working as an SAP finance consultant (manager level big4), but I'm exploring exit opportunities. Anyone has some advice?

>>107709953
Working with SAP is like crossing the event horizon, there is no going back.

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Hehe, jeets are actually working remote despite their offices being closed for the season. Everone is afk or on annual leave. Even Chinese declared a 2 week long "Christmas party".

Happy new year and happy Magi everyone. For one more year, We're stuck together, legends live forever.

>>107709961
So in other words, I'm fucked lmao

>>107706828
Honestly I've just been using Trillium. The two look pretty similar, but Obsidian seems to have a bit more features behind it.

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>>107709532
My plan is to bridge a Raspberry Pi directly to my gaming PC via Ethernet, establishing it as a resident SSH host. This allows me to keep a headless Linux distro of the month or what have you permanently active—a dedicated TUI environment just one terminal window away, effectively giving the Linux system a Windows host for its "head".
Thus I can make each pi a science tool I plug in!
My programmer pi 3 always plugged in. My audio pi, video pi, music pi in a cabinet somewhere.

>>107707125
>file sync is nontrivial
Syncthing works

>>107706828
i mean. its better than all the other noteapps + its markdown. i always used it when studying because it lets me create convenient indexes for everything and i can chain them together so i never have to *look* for notes. the application itself though is bloated electron garbage, which is why i dont really use it in my free time. still vastly superior to the alternatives

>>107707125
>I prefer to study with pen and paper
this is the only right way because if you write your notes with pen and paper it sticks better in your head.

>not a single mention of mullvad
All of you deserve to suffer

>>107709812
Does mullvad support syncing between PC and phone and does it support mv2 extensions

>>107709812
no one cares about your vpn company you stupid bitch
if i wanted to use a built in vpn in my web browser i would use BRAVE

>>107703537
>https://pastebin.com/PRQyRv6x
uhh I like typing in '4ch' and then it showing me boards.4chan.org/g/catalog. last time I tried hardened firefox, it deleted my history, which sounds great from a privacy perspective, but I like quick access to what I normally browse.

>>107710057
Wanting a browser to function like a browser is negro behavior
Use hardened firefox

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>>107708934
Paste that into the *scratch* buffer and M-x pp-buffer
.

>>107709058
and where exactly is pp documented? I don't see it in (emacs) or (elisp) info

>>107709434
C-h i Elisp RET i pp RET
it's only one tiny paragraph though

>>107709434

(info "(elisp) Output Functions")
;; https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Output-Functions.html

at the bottom

>>107709726
Another way to get to this page is to:
C-h f pp
...and then from the docstring window hit:
i
...and that'll take you directly to where pp is mentioned in the info manual. "i" is bound to help-info-window in this case.

>>107706554
Snappy enough for text-based sites like 4chan,you won't be streaming HD-content with it
>>107707545
Asking me what
>>107707821
I travel with it and use it on my couch. Love the formfactor.
I also had an HP Mini 2133 but that motherboard is fucked and the supposed electronics specialist I sent it to fucked it even further.
>>107709318
Better support for old Intel Graphics mainly, tho thats not really relevant on the device I am posting from

>>107707821
who is this and why do I see this guy everywhere

>>107709800
Emanuel Bassi, or "Ebussy", Gnometard famous for asking "usecase?" as a reply to every sensible feature request.

>>107709853
so I didn't miss anything

>>107707856
I saved up for mine and was about to buy and the price increased by like 200 bucks. I was so pissed. Still am actually

>>107701927
Framework 12 Bubblegum

>>107701927
Do you want a functioning laptop? Get a drab looking one.
Do you want to start conversations? Put stickers on it that are relevant to your interests.
Do you just want a fashion statement? Get Apple products.

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any thinkbook plus generation
theres eink lid ones, one had a super widescreen display and a tablet in the palmrest, ones a weird convertible tablet thing
this one has a roll up display

or really any weird business laptop, X1 fold comes to mind

otherwise proper sony vaio's, anything generally fuckhuge like a 18"+ machine of any form
but the real answer is if you want people to notice your laptop, macbook

>>107708093
lmao wtf

>>107707440
think of the poor automated scrapers anon!

>>107707418
I have all the ports exposed for years and nothing ever happened. Use non-standard ports if you don't want your logs filled up with junk, reasonable password and that's it.

>>107707642
From the github:
>Kanidm is pronounced as "kar - nee - dee - em".

Project looks cool but I almost ragequit at this retardation

>>107710030
cunny d m, got it.

>>107709195
Never had something like that happen with qbit but I use it on desktop pc, on server I run utorrent 2.2.1. because it's way way faster when dealing with lots of data.

>>107696886
my G203 died to a coffee spill then came back to life, never had click issues in 2 years but I broke the scrollwheel in some tardrage
so I got a G305 and if that shits the bed I stole an old but mostly unused Microsoft WMO not long ago and will use that for the foreseeable future

>>107697048
you will always be a woman

I never really get double click
It's always the side bottons or middle mouse that goes first

>>107696955
they are not 50 cents, they cost like 1-3 dollars each with like 5-10 dollar shipping charge.

>>107696886
My Logitech M650 L is perfect imho.

>>107709723
Ok and why does the defactor Rust library for parallel processing have these problems and a meme langs thread pool does not? Why is Rust, using Rayon slower than even fucking Golang? Why does the Rust community recommend something so broken and dogshit. Answer my questions instead of avoiding them for the 100th time.

>>107709618
>So whatever Vec does seems to prefault more pages than it should.
I think the allocator and the kernel just don't like doing the bookkeeping. And growing the buckets wasn't that expensive to begin with.
For that first test I was pre-allocating 2 TB of data, or 500 million pages, in the single-threaded section of the program, and that only took a couple of milliseconds.
I've looked at the implementation of Vec before and it shouldn't be faulting any pages until you actually push elements.

>>107709681
That helps:

$ hyperfine 'target/release/sort < bible.txt' './a.out < bible.txt'
Benchmark 1: target/release/sort < bible.txt
  Time (mean ± σ):      14.3 ms ±   1.4 ms    [User: 22.1 ms, System: 12.0 ms]
  Range (min … max):    12.0 ms …  20.2 ms    187 runs

Benchmark 2: ./a.out < bible.txt
  Time (mean ± σ):      22.6 ms ±   1.4 ms    [User: 39.0 ms, System: 13.4 ms]

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This move to Rust wouldn't have happened if cpp's creator wasn't such a bigoted transphobe btw. He should've just done better.

>>107709732
>why does the defactor Rust library for parallel processing have these problems
I think it's because rayon is overly enamored with work stealing and its join() primitive.
>Why does the Rust community recommend something so broken and dogshit.
Because parallel iterators are convenient and look nice.
Because the performance looks great as long as you compare it to single-threading instead of better multi-threading.

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>>107709737
>Maybe reducing the number of threads could help
that didn't make any difference here
what's curious to me is how it's so slow on your machine
pic related is on my shit laptop from 2020