>>107588144
I have 5 machines currently running Linux. I was thinking about having my PS4 run it as well.

a ps4 pro is cheap as shit now adays, it may be a good deal... you may be able to use it as a steam machine

>>107587760
>>107589167
the cpu is too slow, you can't do anything with it other than web browsing

>>107586632
It's not even worth installing Linux on a PC

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>>107589487
based as fuck

Posting from a separate browser because chance sucks. Kuroba ftw. But not anymore.

Okay, fine, I will try to fix this shit by the end of the week. I still use the app myself occasionally anyway. But no, I'm not going to keep adding new shit/fixing other shit. You can send your PRs, though, but no vibe-code slop! (at least test that it works before pushing it).

Chance works but there's some weird thing going on with image ip range ban and its not consistent

>>107589323
based

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>>107586369
I had the image issue but it fixed itself somehow (hopefully stays that way)

>>107588320
>basically blow piss and shit particles
Kek that's why I was always skeptical of them when I was little and would just use paper towels, I can't imagine someone thinking "You know what this room where people are actively pissing and shitting needs? Some gale force winds"

>>107588382
>that's why I was always skeptical of them when I was little and would just use paper towels, I can't imagine someone thinking "You know what this room where people are actively pissing and shitting needs? Some gale force winds"
Meant for >>107588339

>>107585000
There's countless communities like this online, you just have to look for them
I keep falling down the light bulb autism rabbit hole. There's some seriously weird lighting tech out there that went nowhere

Really I don't think it's all that different to what your grandparents used to buy magazines for. Just some of it is socially acceptable like tools, antique collecting and vehicles

comfy

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>>107586540
I just don't like people, least of all, autists. I tend to get obsessed only about very small specific parts of any given subject, so I find it near-impossible to get anyone to engage with my thoughts.

CONDUCTOR WE HAVE A PROBLEM

>>107588572
beat me to it

China didn't announce anything
Reuters released a dubious, exclusive report

>>107588642
>better than ok computer
nah

>>107589453
It's a wumao thread. Stop trying to reason with the bug people.

>>107588243
probably a pretty noisy and slow inkjet printer too

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I'm addicted to genning sloppy drunk fat bitches

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>>107589057
Missouri 8

>>107574402
There is IceCat for android?

>>107544043
Does nobody use waterfox?

>>107588453
No, I prefer a cat of ice to a fox of water.

Don't believe anything a browser tells you about your privacy. Read the terms of service or better yet, assume the worst because it always is.

>>107555607
It looks fine to you because you've never experienced well-rendered fonts.

>>107587598
i bought this iPhone body cam thing for $10 off of amazon. it works surprisingly well for a $10 piece of shit, but then again i lost one of the straps so can't really use it now

>>107587598
does it do hybrid digital FM?

>>107587598
I currently own 3 radios
A commradio cr1a
A yaesu ft817
A ccradio skywave ssb2

Plus a few SDRs
Rtl-sdr
SdrPlay2
Airspyhf+

I hate these chink radios, they have a nasty receiver. But at the price it's tough to beat wtihout learning all about all the radios out there. SDRs also suck, for several reasons. The low-cost ones anyway. I suppose both are better than nothing at all but for shortwaver reception there are much better and more pleasant sounding radios out there.

>>107587677
I think they stopped making the chips lol, I know for a fact they stopped making the transmitter interfaces for that. The thing that would generate the IBOC signal and kinda overlay that on their analog output. See the HD radio people only made one product for the broadcaster, something you jam into the signal chain right before you inject it into the transmitter.

If you can get one, the little tiny Sony HD radio, XDR-F1HD, is exceptional and also has the best ever measured broadcast FM reception capability. It blows away the big fancy expensive ones, every one of them. Only thing is it's small and kind of ugly so it doesn't fit into a nice hifi rack very impressively.

>>107589243
Get the Collins crystal SSB filter for your FT817.

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>>107576540
the truth is that all licenses are cuck licenses
proprietary licenses cuck the users
non-copyleft free licenses cuck the copyright holder
copyleft free licenses cuck developers who want to incorporate a piece of software into their own and turns them into perpetual indentured servants

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>>107575883
i'm going to be setting up a VPS to host some services, primarily an httpd, SMTP and IMAP servers, maybe DNS
assuming that both security and performance are important to me, should i use DragonflyBSD or OpenBSD?
i realize that OpenBSD is probably the most secure by default, but it's quite slow

>>107588592
for those usecases performance quite literally doesn't matter, pick whichever you feel like

>>107588592
dragonfly is shit
run openbsd

>>107589450
>dragonfly is shit
how so?
>run openbsd
that's what i'm learning towards

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>>107589140
and no, i am not going to once again argue with crabs whether the country exist or not. THE UK DOES NOT EXIST. end of the question. If you look like pic related, i will not even respond to you. Post a selfie when responding to me so I know I am not arguing with crabs.

import base64
from nacl import public
from nacl.public import SealedBox

def generate_keypair():
    sk = public.PrivateKey.generate()
    pk = sk.public_key
    sk_b64 = base64.b64encode(bytes(sk)).decode("ascii")
    pk_b64 = base64.b64encode(bytes(pk)).decode("ascii")
    return sk_b64, pk_b64

def load_private_key(sk_b64):
    raw = base64.b64decode(sk_b64.encode("ascii"))
    return public.PrivateKey(raw)

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>>107586751
>UK
I wonder what's their opinion on the shit like PGP/GPG is

this is what happens when you vote for socialists

>>107587789
The OP pastebin only has 24H2

>>107588384
Use the massgrave repo or os.click to get ISOs

>>107562997
where's the thread where I can vomit intense hatred for windows 11 suddenly forcing me to use regedit to prevent it from hijacking my search queries so it can return worthless internet results instead of shit on my goddamn computer? I hope someone takes a fucking tire iron to the marketing scum that talked that into production.
I should give steam os a go. I should play with WINE more. I should find better things to do with my windows partition. holy fuck am I mad

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>>107587579
Well I dunno wtf is going on. It just seemed to randomly fix itself now. Its no longer saying "Your device is missing important security and quality fixes"

>>107588491
group policy can disable online search
your fault for not using the best (enterprise) edition

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Does anyone know if grain synthesis is supported by avif hardware decoding? That should help deal with the hipster faggot grain thing.

So which is better for when I make a pretty picture and want to save it at whatever quality is default on the Save File interface?
Like what every normal person doesñ

>>107588458
Probably not. Baseline spec is pretty... baseline.

>>107588832
Depends on the picture but if the CLI scares you, you can try squoosh defaults and choose the one you like the most. Hopefully the kind of settings used here become the default for pretty GUIs soon.

>>107586759
>For Images:

avifenc --sharpyuv -d 10 -y 420 -q 70 --cicp 1/13/1 -a tune=iq in.png out.avif

I simply use

convert input.png output.avif

Am I missing out on avif image quality?

did she get rid of the starfish?

>>107584998
AI as they're trying to sell you is a rebundled search engine where you risk inaccuracies for faster results that are more relevant to your question. It's vaguely useful but it's nothing people can't live without, otherwise OpenAI's revenue would be a different number already.

>>107587542
most people don't understand what chagpt is

>>107584390
Why don't they just kill geforce entirely already? They have been in a complete shitstorm ever since 2019.

First ever ponzi scheme where the scammer and the victim are the same entity

Honestly just buy a Mac at this point for AI at home. It crushes Novideo.

>>107589332
>skill issue based cope
Many such cases

>>107589351
People hate working with pretentious assholes who can't admit they're wrong too

>>107589329
is the entire point of your rant about stack based allocations and that c++ doesnt support that c feature

>>107589371
No, it's about the type system.
People can go on about all this shit about how stack VLAs are """unsafe""" (I still think they have legitimate uses) but pointers to VLAs are actually a genuinely useful feature. I often do that when working with pixel data.

>>107589368
I'm not wrong in any real sense. std::vector provides 100% of every piece of functionality that you're talking about.

printf("sizeof arr: %lu\n", arr.size() * sizeof(decltype(arr)::value_type));

gives you the same 40. You're just playing word games.

>>107589413
>std::vector provides 100% of every piece of functionality that you're talking about.
No it doesn't, std::array might though