>>107629112
Based.

>>107629168
Leftists are really schizo these days. I used to see posts like this on Facebook posted by boomer sschizos.

>>107627817
>if you need curtains and stores on your window you're a pedo

Copilot is free and does the same stuff, shitposter.

>>107625874
Congratulations, you're in the bottom 3% IQ of AI users.

>>107627554
In terms of real working time I'd say about 4-5 months? In real time about a year and half. But I started in Rust, then Lisp, then Nim for a bit, then back to Lisp. So lots of exploration in there that I wouldn't really count. If I had to do it all over again it'd probably only take a month or two but this was my first CL project so lots of big rewrites, learning the language, etc. Also I work a full-time job so not as much time as I would want to be able to allocate to it.
>I've been wanting to try it out too, but more as an exercise and see what I learn from it. never done any game engine stuff, only data side of things.
Definitely do it, it's a lot of fun. CL has been the most fun I've had programming. What type of game do you have in mind?

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Is there some lisp OS project going on that I'm unaware of? I've been wondering since the 90s how come no one is attempting to sell a modern lisp machine. A microkernel combined with a userspace entirely written in LISP seems like the obvious way forward. We can run all the POSIX and NT/Win32 shit through emulation layer and finally be happy.

No Guix and StumpWM doesn't count.

>>107627826
https://github.com/froggey/Mezzano

>>107627826
>Is there some lisp OS project going on that I'm unaware of?
yes there is https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/

(emac 'lip)

>>107630507
Because LFS is a maintenance and security nightmare, retard

>everything just works
you're still stuck with inferior drivers.

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>>107630532
literally non issue, as a package manager and repology to keep track of outdated packages. I'm literally more up to date than any other distro.
>>107630629
I'll take a 5fps loss in muh video games if it means not using microjeet trash

>>107630507
because this is an extremely autistic waste of time. i'd rather spend that effort working on interesting software of my own, not fiddling with a bunch of useless shit which is effectively just a build system for someone else's software

>>107628374
Can you trust government 100% always until you die?
Can you trust this will never be exploited?
Can you trust yourself that you will never be at a wrong place at a wrong time?
Can you trust AI that it will never interpret your, or anyone around you, jokes as a thought crime?

>>107628374
>bro just let me put my finger in your ass
>bro if you have nothing to hide, what's the big deal?
>bro what if you have colorectal cancer?
>bro its for your safety

>>107628851
These concerns exist regardless of AI. The AI is simply more advanced monitoring, like the introduction of surveillance cameras was. It will send data to the police who use their discretion to decide what to do. And "wrong place at wrong time" is actually less likely when you are 24/7 tracked.

>>107628374
The argument for total surveillance often relies on Utilitarianism—the idea that safety for the majority justifies the loss of privacy for the individual. However, critics argue this creates a "pyrrhic victory" where the cost of safety is the loss of what makes society worth living in.
1. The Psychological Cost: "Social Cooling"
When people know they are watched 24/7, they undergo social cooling. They stop taking risks, exploring "fringe" ideas, or behaving eccentrically. This creates a society of forced conformity, stifling the innovation and dissent necessary for social progress.
2. Function Creep & Political Control
Surveillance tools rarely stay within their original scope. A system built to stop "crime" can easily be repurposed to:
* Suppress Dissent: Identifying and silencing political rivals or whistleblowers.
* Enforce Social Credit: Throttling web access or freezing funds based on "civic behavior" or legal but "unpopular" opinions.
3. The "Honeypot" Risk
Mandatory digital IDs create a single point of failure.
* Security: If a central database is hacked, every aspect of your life (medical, financial, social) is compromised at once.
* Algorithmic Error: If an AI "glitches" and flags you incorrectly, you could be "deleted" from society—unable to work, communicate, or buy food—with no human recourse.
4. Loss of Human Dignity
Philosophically, total surveillance treats humans as objects to be managed rather than autonomous beings. It assumes everyone is a "pre-criminal" and removes the "Right to be Forgotten," meaning a single mistake can follow a person forever, preventing redemption.
> Summary: While crime might drop, the result is a "Goldfish Bowl" society—safe, but devoid of the privacy, anonymity, and freedom required for a healthy, evolving democracy.

>>107628374
This has increased my suffering due to stress

>>107629998
MMM (3M)

>>107627050
>>didn't invest in RAM
I'm definitely dumb but Sam Altman buying half of the world ram supply to not even use it wasn't the most obvious prediction I think

>>107627050
for comparison,
1Kg of Gold is 130000 USD
1Kg of LSD-25 is worth around 8 Million USD
1Kg of antimatter will yield 63 Quadrillion USD

>>107627050
>>107627912
>buying the peak
Lol

>>107628232
>retro
bad bait but 2/10 because i responded

>>107629069
>xbox 360 controller
>decent dpad
choose one. it's a goat controller but the DPAD is trash

Waiting on Alpakka 2. But, realistically, something joycon sized with two gyros and a keyboard. Nextick is pretty close, but had build and connection issues. Gyro aiming is a lot more natural to track targets in the air. Counter-strafing with analog sticks or a trackpad sucks and there is not enough buttons to blow two just for A and D. Its the same reason why many FG players moved to hitbox or "leverless" sticks. Gyro in general is good though. You can play RTSes, mobas, and strategy games no problem with a gyro.

>>107626532
This one: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0CXY8HG8X

>>107628555
Would TMR work? If so, I suggest the Steam controller.

>>107617566
It was made for Gabe sized hands. I couldn't use it as well.

>>107627649
Someone edit that red missile into Saddam

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>>107627649
This one ain't bad tbr.

>>107627649
I don't see the point of any captcha but this one is better than previous for sure.

>>107627649
piracy

>>107627649
The puzzles aren't interesting enough but at least I don't have to switch between letters and numbers when I'm on the phone anymore.

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https://github.com/simeononsecurity/Standalone-Windows-STIG-Script
Has anyone used something like this to debotnet their personal install? Is it overkill compared to something like WinUtil

>>107627830
thanks, will report back if i cant do the Shift+F10 process

will suck if i cant

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>>107562997
I recently got a gaming latop that came with windows 11, and am thinking about downgrading to 10 using a boot I got from here a while ago. If it asks for a license is it better to use one that I got from the laptop or to use the script in this thread?

I did all the typical stuff to get rid of copilot other debloat stuff by looking through the settings and shutup10++, but I don't like the idea of having to keep checking up on it, and apparently windows 10 runs better, but then again I didn't see any drivers on HP for windows 10 for this thing: https://www.microcenter.com/product/698806/hp-omen-max-16-ak0003nr-16-gaming-laptop-computer-shadow-black-aluminum

>>107630251
Try backing up your drivers with this: https://github.com/lostindark/DriverStoreExplorer afterwards install them again with the software, or device manager, or command line (look this up).
For license, anons on here will usually recommend you to install an IoT LTSC version of windows and activate with MAS (the script you mentioned). If you plan to install the same edition, you may not need to activate at all since the manufacturer may store the key in the bios.
Basically: activate with script if Windows doesn't automatically activate it or if you're installing an edition that's different than what your laptop came with.

Anyone use wintoys here? How is it? Would you recommend it?

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>>107630878
>he gave his email to 4chan

>>107630878
>gives his email to 4chan
>struggles with the new captcha
It's official anon, you're retarded. Sorry it took you this long to figure out

>>107630895
>>107630907
It's a throwaway email you ding dongs. Who's the big retard now? More likely to be you guys. And your dicks are very small

>>107630878
>nd many anons started getting these messages that their IP range is blocked due to abuse for no obvious reason.
Most likely you or one of your family members got botnetted and/or installed one of those "free" VPNs that allows people to shitpost from your IP address

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>>107619916
>see a reddit comment
>"i wish i knew another femboy who uses arch"
>click on his profile
>"post on pcmasterrace
>"just built my first pc as 13yo"
whos grooming them what the fuck

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>>107630387
discord is destroying kids

>>107619916
Because they're really really stupid. What they want us loonix.

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>>107630353
Don't ask questions.
Just consume the product and get excited for next product.

>>107630317
Nothing
People literally just eat shit up without thinking

>>107618454
yellow

>>107629807
In a warm climate like California I would love it
the money I would save while still being able to have a bed, furniture, walls, and modern amenities

>>107629951
you're not getting any "modern amenities" if you're camped on the side of the road
These guys are there to steal g-bikes and raid the dumpsters when they throw out the leftovers. Also there's a bathroom in Charleston Park that doesn't have any toilet paper.

>>107629687
The property just outside the campus isn't owned by them, or the landlord, but by the city of Mountain View so the tenants don't have the authority to kick them out.

>>107630499
Yes but are they bike thieves or elite developers?

>>107628364
Literal Karen behavior

>>107628364
I would defend the art like the uncanny bad Photoshop whore house art in shinjuku

>>107627555
what trainer UI do people use for zimage?

>>107628665
onetrainer or aitoolkit

>>107628364
>spells like a child
>acts like a child

>>107630612
It's fine from consumer perspective, you know.

>>107630612
You are morally obligated to steal from (((datacenters)))

>>107630623
Trillion dollar companies have more money to spend on ram than you
they have so much money they dont know what to do with it

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>>107630612
>japs are willing to go to prison just to break tsmc's monopoly

>>107630626
Things like that don't always end well. Remember the capacitor plague of the early 2000s?

>>107620983
Bump

>>107627979
Do you actually have a use case for 256GB RAM? Do you even have a use case for 128GB RAM? With memory capacity you either need it or you don't, if you don't then having a ridiculous amount won't really help you in any way.

>>107625187
>burn 30 watts
get a 9500 card then stop crying about $9 per year cunt

>>107627979
>enterprise NVMes with 2x the power usage of consumer drives in a mini PC
I'ma stop you right there

>>107627979
Oh yeah I guess the second question is now relevant as well, btw even most consumer NVMes are fucked in a mini PC chassis without heatsinking/airflow.
>can I check the internal sizing easily?
The answer is no and that yes you would have to manually test. So unless you want to add your findings to benchmarking data or you're chasing borderline imaginary performance, 4K alignment is probably going to render any difference irrelevant.
and fuck it while I'm feeling charitable I'll answer the final question
>blah blah blah RAM
RAM is not going to get cheaper, or potentially even be in stock for fucking ages. Always buy your RAM in a 'final configuration' and buy more than you need, so just buy 4x32GB and cope. You're going to benefit from more memory surface in 2DPC. The real answer is have more money and buy RAM yesterday, but it is what it is. I'm no cuck that polices people's RAM totals, but I kind of have to agree with the other anon considering you're being choosey in this climate.

>>107629340
modern gaming pcs have such boring hardware inside, its like
>black or white motherboard shroud with rgb
>black or white gpu with rgb
>maybe the fans are rgb
that thing has a transparent power supply, the gpu has a temperature and fan LCD, and the ram isnt just LEDs, its a usage meter
>>107629360
it definitely sounds like one at the very least

>>107619103
A faggot, he is now a faggot.

>>107629409
I've always been a sleeper/stealth rig type nigga myself, even back in those days I always felt it was self indulgent. But I agree, the only skill involved in "personalization" these days is getting fans that are compatible with your controller. Gone are the days of heat shrinking your own wire loom over your cables, every PSU has custom cables made for it now. Keep the old ways alive anon.

>>107629159
Not at all, why? I sit like 10 hours a day on it when I'm just at home NEETing, half of the time with my legs crossed under me.

>>107624156
Does anyone know the source?