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>>107818189
Okay let's begin from the very beginning. In the beginning there was only one init and that was sysVinit. The way sysVinit works is very simple, it just execute shell scripts in order, but this is exactly why people hated it, sysVinit is dumb and doesn't have many of the advanced features that modern sysadmins demand today.
The first real attempt to replace sysVinit came from Canonical in 2006 with Upstart, this was Ubuntu's init system till 2014. Upstart was good on paper but horrible in practice, in fact, Upstart is the reason that Poettering started systemd, so in a way systemd existence is Canonical's fault.
In its infancy, systemd was actually good, people quickly ditched upstart and went with systemd, the last major distro to switch to systemd was Debian, which had a heated debate which resulted in the forking of Debian in 2014 as Devuan.
All this up to now is fine and dandy, but the real problem with systemd is that it is more than just an init system, it has many components which are tightly integrated and inseparable from it, this leads to a situation where if an applications hard depends on one of these components then it becomes impossible to use the application without systemd, and this is basically becomes a vendor lock-in. The best example of this is GNOME having a hard dependency on loginctl, a component of systemd that manages login sessions. I don't really care about GNOME, but imagine in the future, as systemd grows to have more and more components, what if <insert your favorite application> starts to hard depend on one of these components? This is really the crux of why systemd is bad, I see a lot of people hate because it has bugs or bloated or whatever, all these reasons would not be an issue if there was no vendor lock-in because you simply can switch to another init system, but as it stands, systemd is not just an init system, it wants to be the only init system and more than that even.

>>107817515
Im a newGOD and I've been using void for 2 years doe. It just feels like less linuxtroons care about privacy nowadays percentwise

>>107817360
systemd is a godsend for anyone who actually uses his machine
the only valid criticism i've seen of it is that it's got its fingers in too many things

>>107821029
Gentoo still uses some of systemd components, you can't get rid of it completely, even on OpenRC you still have this package:
https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/sys-apps/systemd-utils

>>107817515
>Thats just new /g/. Which all they care about is kde vs gnome or whatever gay shit they shitfling about nowadays
Bullshit, it's just because everything NOW that isn't systemd fucking SUCKS.
I remember greybeards at my job crying about learning systemd unit files. FUCKING UNIT FILES. When I was working on transferring all of my Linux infrastructure from initd to systemd it was honestly a breeze. I fucking yearn to go back to those days. Fuck, take me back to those days. Now everything is BROKEN ASS TERRAFORM AND HELM DOGSHIT EVERYWHERE. Motherfuckers out here crying cause they had to relearn some shit compared to hell that is helm and terraform. I'm glad most of those greybeards that shit on systemd are in old folks homes probably being abused by somali caregivers. THEY GET WHAT THEY FUCKING DESERVE.

>>107821199
>Cloudflare is being Jewish. Copyright laws are White.
What the fuck did I just read.

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Euro censorship really is wild.

Massive censorship (UK is currently considering outright banning X) and then having the nerve to act offended when the Trump admin criticizes their lack of free speech.

"Hate speech isn't free speech"

End of online anonymity by mandatory ID/age verification

Etc.

The golden age of the internet is over, thanks to left-liberal totalitarians

>>107821305
what no great firewall does to a mf

Oh cool, matthew prince pretending he cares about free speech. So when is he going to drop the ban on any site called 8ch@n or kiwif@rms using cloudflare?

>>107821324
Being an arm of the NSA.
>ssl added and removed here ;)

>>107820930
If you hate feature updates you should be using IoT LTSC instead, not a GAC edition
LTSC gets you security updates only and nothing else

>>107820948
Which version? I used to put a pirated version of MS Office for mac on Macs all the time

>>107820949
I like feature updates but I have to have them scheduled, not force scheduled by the os

>>107820948
No all you need is Homebrew if you want to install stuff to your Mac outside of the App Store. Stuff gets installed under your user so it doesn't need special permissions, even on a local account.

>>107815503
I don't know about *best* but dopus is about the only reason I haven't had a stroke using Windows the last couple of years and it's one of the biggest things I miss whenever I'm on a Linux desktop

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>>107819850
Trial 1 result: Frog

>>107820108
actually fuck me im retarded.
completely forgot you had to specify how many uniforms/storages/etc a shader expects when constructing them.

video game dev is fun. idk if i'll ever release anything but the dopamine hit of getting something to work finally is kino

>>107818764
I just couldn't live like that.

>>107820108
SDL GPU is a meme. Either use an engine or use a gfx api directly.

>>107808842
I have a 6650 xt and a 1650 super
hoping to get a 6070 level card in 2028

>>107808893
Digital Deceit

for me it's the RTX A2000 12 GB
>70 watts
>sff
I kept my old GTX 750 Ti to connect my second screen due to the connectors of the A2000 sucking.

>7800xt
It certainly is a graphics card.

4090 in my PC, 1080Ti in my wife's/living room PC, and a 3080 10gb on loan to my SIL so she can run retarded Local LLMs.

Got the 4090 for 1600 USD worth of BTC at its absolute peak this summer, and bought 128gb of ram as well... Man I got lucky.

If GabeCube is successful enough it becomes the new minimum standard for good PC gaming experience. Especially now that most people will be priced out of high end gaming PCs.

>>107815101
WAIT

that shit has 16 gb RAM?

aaaaaaaaaaa


hahahahahaahahahahahahahaaa


what a piece of shit, DoA.

>>107815116
This is Trump's fault.

>>107820529
steam machine is a 6 core zen 4 + 8gb 28 cu rdna 3, the 7600 has 32 cus , but is clocked lower than the steam machine, a pc with the parts listed will be within 10% of whatever the steam box is, assuming they are using "off the shelf" silicon,

amd has done custom silicon for valve before, so the performance could be higher or lower depending on if they did something like zen 4 on a 4nm etc.

>>107820255
market conditions change, the steam machine isnt out yet, price will change accordingly

true

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>>107821326
another classic :)

>>107821326
Sysadmin still kicking?

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For soundproofing, I was thinking of putting some think MDF wood against the walls, but this would create a lot of reverb in the room and look pretty ugly. So was thinking of sticking these on the outwards facing side.

>>107819452
Something burst alright.

>>107819436
Oh you're a retard. Nevermind then.

>>107802159
>b-b-b-but all these weeb header images
really nigga?

>>107805670
>Head of IT thought it was sabotage on my part
what a clown

>>107808339
>the Indian invented the Large Voton Collatzer
more like the large colon volatizer

>>107802058
I feel more sorry for the retards who pay him a salary. Or for the retards who don't enforce debts.

>>107819161
Not gonna lie, I'm whiter than sour cream and i like doing teams calls. Can't say i haven't had this exact thought process.
Although in my case i don't have malicious intent

Lol stfu tranny

>>107821367
>67
Bait thread.
Mossad wants to make you think the human (derogative) is better than the Divine. They are working with the Jesuits to fulfill child sacrifice through catholic priest child rape.
Everything is a Saturn ritural.
Remphan.

its 12 dollars

>>107821378
>its 12 dollars
Stop using that number for heresy.

>>107821367
because they don't know the price yet

>>107821367
>supply shock in ssds , dram ect
>wonders why there is no announced price on unreleased product
yeah im thinking you're a retard

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>>107816583
fuuuuck i hate windows so much.

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>>107816462
Windows XP was so great and peak.
All the menus and buttons had great readability and were instantly understood regardless if someone was computer savvy or not.
The whole system was lightweight and lean, stable too.

You paired with Winamp and Office 2003, what more could you need from a personal desktop computer?

Dare I say it was the perfect operating system and there likely will never be another one like it.

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>>107820448
>zoomers will never experience the 00s
Grim

>>107816693
Linux hasn't been a secret club thing since valve and youtubers began developing for and shilling it respectively.

>>107820864
>rust tranny mental breakdown time
it's always great to see threads where chad programmers, that know how languages work, turn rust shill threads into a comical farce because rust tranny's are the most delusional and hilarious liars that can't even lie properly. couldn't lie straight in bed.

>>107819013
cow pages are for forks. for mmaped files like libraries I think it's just many owners to the same files paged into memory. they both use the same concept of having the mmu show the same physical page to many virtual pages.

>>107820947
Why do you really hate Rust? Rust is made by people with more C and C++ experience than you will ever have.

>>107820853
Bak2skool.Lrn2read.

>>107818973
>Random opinion on Twitter
Yeah very interesting, looking into this

>>107816990
>apple is king
no it's not
you can plug any chinese phone into the outlet for 10 minutes and that's enough for the entire day
capacity doesn't matter, charging speed does.

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>>107819082
As if native English speakers don't regularly make far more egregious mistakes. You're lucky if a normalfag uses punctuation at all.

>>107821183
>punctuation
classic ESL cope

>>107817459
I'm sure they can but Apple doesn't want poor people to be associated with their product.