why do i need sveral gigs of some thing to compile a program?

>>107581919
That's a nice round ass. How to craft that shape? I find that it's difficult to command these models to make an ass that's just right for my taste.

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>>107589579
It isn't bad at text. 512x768, just picked the best from a run of 8

>>107589824
Should work even better if you use a 1MP resolution like 832x1248.

Day 0 support!!!

>>107587926
>the good stuff
Uh, didn't they mostly delete videos of underage girls?

>>107587926
aside from the professional videos a lot of it is just exhibitionist couples. I click on channels and it'll be the same two people in the same apartment for years

>>107588054

Yeah.

>>107588188
Based.
I wish I was aware of the fact before they shut it down.

>>107588054
It was everything from unverified channels.

>>107588318
No

>>107588318
there's not much you can do with black and white rocks

>>107588676
they could represent 0 and 1 and you are on your way

>>107588676
You can just use it as an abacus, and implement the algorithm in your brain.

I'd love to see someone solve AoC puzzles using children in a chinese sweatshop.

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I'm addicted to genning sloppy drunk fat bitches

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>>107589057
Missouri 8

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Last Tifa.
When doing img2vid upscaling can be very helpful.

What works:
>C code of a random Russian (nginx)
>C code of a Russian, modified and distributed by Chinese and with some Chinese lua (OoenRESTY)
What mostly works:
>Russian C code with some random murican lua
What absolutely doesn't work:
>Rust code written by the best American Rust coders in existense payed for by one of the largest corporations

>>107578395
C#. and ,NET Notice how Microsoft never has any of these type of outages and their computers run pretty much the entire world.

>>107589686
Azure is dogshit and is down and gets hacked almost every month.
Probably because they also bet on Rust now.

>>107589592
No, Cloudflare in the past has also had trouble with an EDSL that compiled to C and that introduced a very bitter memory safety/UB bug. It is 100% reasonable for them to be apprehensive about UB. The issue is, Rust is not memory safe either. https://materialize.com/blog/rust-concurrency-bug-unbounded-channels/

>>107589794
Also, memory safety, or the absence of UB, is necessary, but not generally sufficient.

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

WinClassic vs StartIsBack?

>>107589577
ur mum and a non fucked windows system

>>107589577
StarAllBack is easier to freely activate

>>107589599
this is what i use to reset the key

powershell.exe -WindowStyle Hidden -Command "Get-ChildItem 'HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CLSID' | Where-Object { $_.PSChildName -cmatch '^[a-z0-9{}-]+$' -and $_.SubKeyCount -eq 0 } | ForEach-Object { New-Item -Path \"$($_.PSPath)\reset\"; Remove-Item -Path \"$($_.PSPath)\reset\" }"

>>107582604
>2 circles
>1 rectangle
>1 circle
HMMM I WONDER WHICH ONE IS THE ODD ONE

are people actually struggling with the new captchas or are they jus memeing?

>>107582604
Bro if the capcha was an IQ test it'd be the first fucking question. Why are people having such a time with it?

k

it took me like 10 tries to understand the puzzle.
first i thought i had to select the circle that was the biggest since it was different in size of the others
then the half circle because it was different from the edged geometrical shapes
lastly the text that was white since it was different from the others
but alas, i failed a dozen times.
it's fucking over. i am below 100 iq and i do not dare take a test to prove it lest i confirm my own fears that i am dumb.

>>107584772
It was bugged in the first few hours
>Select the one different from the others
>Image with 2 dots
>Image with 1 dot
>Image with 3 dots
Uuh, okay?
Now it works, you get something like two images with 1 dot and one image with 3 dots.

>new browser
>look inside
>chromium

>>107589771
It's all so tiring.

>>107589770
>>107589080
>stop mentioning a feature that got removed for no reason
no.

>>107589780
When was the last time you visited a website over FTP?
We have this thing called HTTP now. Use it.

>>107589022
Buy an ad

>>107584221
make sure that you understand the question that they are asking before answering or they will think you got the answer wrong. if the two devs are poojeetas, flirt a little bit. Poojeetas are actually smart and secretly hate indian men, so you might actually get the job.

>>107587439
must be nice.

>>107580293
you gotta redo this shit. this is horribly optimized for the F-method that the HR roasties will use to decide if they wanna throw your shit in the trash (see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=veFlfYjRo1Y). once you get past the HR filter and into actual interviews, your resume becomes way less important
formatting, from top to bottom should be education > projects > skills
for each section:
>education
should only be your bachelors, GPA, and grad date. that's it, one line. get rid of everything else, nobody will look at it
>projects
okayish. expand this section with as much bullshit as possible because it's what recruiters will spend 90% of their time (which is about 5 seconds) looking at. lie if you have to. use the STAR format, you're saying what you did but not what it accomplished. i see a fuck-ton of acronyms that no HR roastie will understand. trim that shit down so it matches STAR within 2 lines or less. AI can help with rewriting this
>skills
should only exist to collect keywords so the AI filtering doesnt throw your shit out. keep the programming languages, tools, and certificates. remove the "proficient" and "familiar" shit
>experience
remove this section, it does nothing and shows off nothing impressive

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>>107589533
Quality post anon.

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>>107577530

>>107589657
>look for lightweight DE?
okay.

well i hope they aint too old then.
where to start looking?

I'm being serious btw.

>>107589619
>>107589708
How much Linux experience do you have?

>>107589708
Lxqt or xfce

Xfce is nice and simple. Lacks the excessive flash of modern mainstream software. Xfce looks modern without being too flashy either so that may be a selling point for your case. For OS I would keep it simple and go with Ubuntu. Debian or fedora would be fine too

>>107589749
I was thinking of recommending Lubuntu too, specially if you're not very Linux savvy and it's a decent out of the box experience for lower end hardware.

>>107589619
Obarun with Openbox.

>>107588418
>this should be taught in school at this point because people are hoarding hundreds of GB if not a few TB without a backup plan
99% of that is pirated media which they could just torrent again

>>107588504
>oddly enough, this has happened to me before and eventually it ended up working again.
and you didn't think to make a backup?????

>>107588562
>reconstructed from the data pieces that have yet to be overriden
That's completely incompatible with kdbx, the database isn't encrypted row by row but entirely when saving so there is no discernable data structure and is pretty much indistinguishable from noise. op is completely fucked unless his keepass distro cached the database somewhere but that's unlikely for something like keepassxc based on their security statements

>>107589709
It might be partially recoverable depending on how much and which part exactly is corrupted.

>>107588199
You have other copies of the .kdbx file, though, right?

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.

>>107575305
It's a web browser, you retarded nigger. If it wants to spy on you, it can do so without AI.

>>107544043
>>107544058
librewolf is essentially just a few changed aboutconfig settings
why are you people so surprised when its still firfox under the hood

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>>107571599
this isn't "cruft you can't turn off," it's literally cruft you CAN turn off. you can do the same thing in normal firefox
the guy you were replying to wanted examples where the librewolf devs have made changes that you can't make in normal firefox

as for that question, i looked a while ago and found basically none of these librewolf only changes, making using librewolf mostly a waste of time if you know how to config firefox. i'd love to be proved wrong tho

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>>107573105
>act malicious
>people think it's a supply chain attack and investigate
>"stop doxxing me!!"

>>107587208
So you have shizophrenia and low attention span. Circumcised?

>>107589724
>troonoid is completely buck broken by the god emperor

>>107589737
The god emperor yahweh?

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>>107589724
No, I just know freaks like you have taken this place over.

>>107587801
What's the difference between waterfox and librewolf?
>t. librewolf user

>>107588673
I'm sorry for your limited storage anon.

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>>107587801
Lolifox.

>>107587801
I installed it and my mozilla account kept disconnecting every time I opened it

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>>107588594
I flipped a quarter, it decided librewolf

>>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

Imagine being a retard who believes that "2d arrays" are a real thing and not syntactic sugar for indexing a contiguous span of memory with multiplication. You don't need a stack VLA, you're just a retard who likes wasting time and complaining about shit that doesn't matter

>>107589700
You're seething too hard about this

>>107589700
Bro, I know right? Types aren't even real.
I just do

static uint8_t *memory = 0;

// Initialize 32-bit counter to 10
memory[1000] = 10;
memory[1001] = 0;
memory[1002] = 0;
memory[1003] = 0;