ain't no one reading these :skull:

>>107627313
Just archiving for posterity,
you just got to read the first, it's reverse order.

Is Termux still the best terminal to use on Android? I don't have a Pixel so the new official one isn't an option.

>>107626187
Sony Xperia 1 VII
>headphones jack
>optical zoom with macro capability
>front facing speakers
>good battery size
>clean android
>no notch/punch hole

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>poorfags cant afford S25U

>>107626195
if you're willing to, i'd wait at least another month for potential turnip driver news
they need to hurry up with development because of sd8e phones
it is going to be impossible to beat base poco f7 for price:performance when they finally ship the drivers
(unless we get good news about base f8 soon)

>>107627252
you'll never be Satania

NEET general

>>107626653
I do agree shit like needing to recompile to change basic parameters and especially the lack of any documentation for the sake of 'muh minimalism' is just fucking retarded. for shit like dwm especially its certainly functional but only achieves a low sloc cause it relies on x11 to do the heavy lifting. Personally I like keeping my software super simple with only my config compiled in but instead of forcing that on everyone and making them use fucking patches (LMAO) to customize anything, you can just design the software to be modular (the whole point of the unix philosophy). If I want for instance use a config file that gets evaluated on launch, that can be enabled when I first compile the package and then I never have to worry about it again, or if I don't I can just set that to false when I initially compile it. This naturally makes your software a lot more extendable too

>>107626289
You can bind anything in tmux, you need to debug your terminal to find out what is actually being sent

>>107626065
The most minimal setup is probably gentoo with bare minimum USE flags

>>107627157
USE="-*" in /etc/portage/make.conf

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why do mods not delete spammed threads?

>>107622667
Too big and heavy, too much power consumption from a screen, too inefficient.

>>107626829
It's the size of a modern smartphone + keyboard.

>>107626829
>too much power consumption
Pretty much the only issue. This shit tends to last 8 hours top, which is okey, but not enough

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>>107626650
>iOS

>>107624734
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CSAGa58aan2rly7uKx_GEg7DL4rWC1FV9biymeWztAA/

>>107617889
>doesn't daily drive Qubes OS.
The horror!!

get a haircut and trim that beard faggot

>>107624734
what does phoronix guy have to do with this

>>107619684
>makes millions
nobody even watches his shit

>>107626196
>Sorry I don't want
>>Image retention
>>Burn in (that even with prevention is inevitable 2-3 years down the road)
>>Hiding taskbar
>>Pixel shifting
>>Fucked up text fringing
>>Adware pop ups every 4 hours that turns the monitor off for 5 minutes and if you decline ONCE you void warranty
>>Insane VRR flicker if you can't maintain 200+ FPS consistent
>>Twice the price
Imagine coping this FUCKING HARD For getting an objectively inferior glorified LCD display

Minuses of OLED are like urban myths. Nobody seen one I'm real life but everybody knows what it looks like.
>>107627018
Over the span of 4 years I had like 3 of those pop-ups.

>>107626196
I bought a new laptop with oled screen for a huge discount. Now that I think about it I have two main windows open all the time - browser and IDE and their layouts don't change like the ide toolbar and address bar stay at the same place.

>>107627083
>Imagine coping this FUCKING HARD For getting an objectively inferior glorified LCD display
I don't want to babysit a disposable monitor. I could buy a $1300 oled at the drop of a hat but I just refuse to either accept babysitting it or throw it away in 1-2 years.
Once microLED is attainable under $3000 im grabbing one.

>>107627201
It babysits itself for you with pixel shift

>>107620161
sorry i was ragebaiting

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>>107592470
we had it so good lads

>>107613298
no DVD menu
no chapter selection

>>107623462
>had
What do you mean? MPC-HC is still maintained. The last release was only 2 weeks ago

>>107624534
DVD menus are the most useless thing. It's like cookies popups on modern websites. Chapters are selectable on DVD.

>>107613571
In all fairness Windows does freak out when you try and get rid of it. Fucker hid bitlocker on me, flagged key grabbing software as a virus, and broke itself when I tried to dual boot.
Glad I'm rid of the trash.

>>107613571
People can hate on Linux all they want, but Windows already tries to control what you can and can't do. I can't imagine they'll use their agentic bullshit to help the user instead of tightening their control.

>>107613571
You don't need to know how to code to install Linux.

>>107623566
for me? I have enough neuroplasticity to unlearn Windows mind rape. computers should be fun.

>>107615444
windows legitimately does just get gradually slow, even in controlled environments with enterprise SKUs and pretty much no bloatware. It becomes noticeable around the 3 year mark in my experience.

I'm completely speculating but it might be related to accumulating updates and bloated logs, indexes, etc. Because

This is like a myth to a lot of normies, including my coworkers. They just assume that old = slow. I reimaged a bunch of OptiPlex 7080s and Latitude 5520s at work and the difference was insanely noticeable. Like a brand new computer again and don't even really need to be upgraded.

>>107619445
why are you so against gemini and openai

>>107624524
It's a tale as old as time. Things people can't understand scares them.

>>107619596
lack of competition only hurts users/consumers
l2economics

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>>107619487

>>107619337
I hope Rossmann/FUTO fund legal defense.

>>107626443
pozzed by thee feds

>>107626443
You can just set up your own dht indexer. There are several open source dht libs you can use.

>>107626443
Works for me. Post your search query.

>>107626651
found a workway using a proxy works.

>>107626443
Has an online DHT search engine ever worked? I've never ever found a working one.

>>107626822
Just stop being a lazy nigger
>muh AI
tts existed for decades and is SOVL unlike gayi slop.

>>107626822
>What is the state of audiobooks in private trackers?
I would even give you an answer if you didn't shit out AI slop

>>107626361
>stupid people exist therefore archiving is useless
flawless logic

>>107627097
It's easier to recreate something from scratch than to convince a schizo that he's wrong.

nCore open applications: https://ncore.pro/en/invites/request

>>107627187
I think Windows still hides file extensions by default so...nope.

>>107620257
Jon isn't rich anymore. He burned through all of his money and had to fire most of his employees

>>107613538
I agree with OP.

>>107624899
Isn't he a nepobaby? Someone on reddit said that his dad works at the Department of Defence.

>>107625706 (Me)
...or rather a trust fund band

>>107614574
>Braid: Anniversary Edition
shitty remaster lmao

Damn W11 sucks, any idea how to make it look like W7 8 at least?
Can't find shit, and notification are kill
I HATE IT

>>107626114
iot 24h2 installs without rufus bypasses just like that?

>>107627044
Yeah. Tried it in a VM with BIOS (no UEFI). It's pretty ridiculous, you select during the setup which edition you want. With regular enterprise it just shows an error, if you select the iot enterprise it installs with no issues

>>107627059
if it was that easy then plenty of youtubers would be shilling this

>>107627236
Try it for yourself. Just because dumbass youtubers haven't noticed it yet doesn't mean it doesn't work. MS officially supports it.