>>107650888 (checked)
Can someone please save Windows from Microsoft?

bill gates was at least a programmer, what would xe think of this?

>>107650888
>One person at Microsoft proposes something
>Retards on /g/: Here's what Microsoft is going to do

since no one sane would propose this it's getting increasingly obvious that windows is being sabotaged on purpose

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>>107650888
>Windows UI is gradually shifting to web-based components. It’s not just about apps, as we have React within the Start menu. Moreover, we’re now getting WebView2 inside the Notifications Center for the Calendar’s Agenda view. This means a new Edge/WebView2 instance is triggered when you open the Notifications Center.

>>107650672
do you know how pdfs work, mr totally not shill?

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>>107650703
no, I definitely don't

>>107644199
>Apparently some of the files were saved as PDFs with the blacked out parts totally removable
hold the fucking phone, you mean to tell me that these dumbasses unironically used the highlighter tool, changed the color to black to redact shit, and called it a day?
dear god i gonna be a LONG 3 more years.
>>107644300
dont do that bro. its been an entire year of incompetence from these people, this shit was 100% an accident and the result of the nepo hires trump brought with him.

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>>107646845
wouldn't have been a problem if they used LaTeX

the people who think this isn't orchestrated are glow in the dark niggers doing a run around by hyping it up like it's a big thing.

>lemme release these files
>trust me bro it's real
>we gubverment never commit false flags to subvert you
>tee hee
>we are soo dumb please show us remorse we are just incompentent there's no foulplay
>tee hee

>>107646127
>107646127
I do both and exactly this. LifeRea, Individous and mpv yt-dlp

I'm pissed I can't get a feed for X maybe xcancel but that didn't work last time I tried it.

Where's that cutie transgirl that posts her youtube client in these threads?

>>107645581
If it's not this, it's their shitware phone app. Every day, a constant stream of tech support threads from retarded children who don't know how to use a website.

>>107645568
literally had this problem only once, it never showed up ever again

>>107645568
is this the daily brainlet thread?

>>107650414
PUSSY IS NOT
>MATTER OF FACT

how the fuck does an album that has pure kino like believer have pussy and cop killer ahead on the tracklist

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braaaap
>>107642662
moonman fell off
i dont recognize a thing from anyone else

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not posting a collage, just posting a band thats captured my attention/heart the past 5 years

https://youtu.be/Jp44IRShKZQ?si=vQNu4YozLDc2JxXV

https://youtu.be/EpzCM3ozg-8?si=KZ4yf4BoBm8-2x4X

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my favorite programming music though is vnv nation and assemblage 23
https://youtu.be/Sfyek7ah9H0
ebm just works great for programming idk why

>>107642662
white noise

>>107646897
>made billions by buying DOS for cheap and selling its license to IBM
>not evil

RealPlayer.jpg

mIRC.jpg

>>107646760
>took me about 30 minutes to download Ayo Technology from that bad boy during school lunch break
>shoved it on my 512MB MP3 player
>listened to it on repeat with friends for the rest of the day
>mom likes Lord of the Rings
>it just came out
>search for it and download it
>it's Miami Vice
>friend likes cars
>Fast and Furious just came out
>downloads it
>it's a chick getting fucked by a horse on a toilet
>we're like 10yo and wtf is this
>rofling for weeks on end
Good days. Now I just use qbittorrent, but have a W98 theme on Mint and play my childhood GBASP while the CRT is on with a PS3 playing live "TV" using plutotv or I just put a DVD or VHS on.

>>107644855
the most wonderful thing i've seen a UI designer ever do was in the testing notes for Windows 95. they noted that in testing, users liked to drop file icons onto the folder icon (rather than opening the folder and dropping the file into the folder window as the devs intended.)
this wasn't a function in windows 95 at the time, but it was something users intuited must be possible because of how the UI generally worked.

instead of going "PEBKAC" and trying to discourage the behavior, or asking how they could make it clear this wasn't possible, or asking "what is the use case for not opening the folder first?", or insisting their testers sat down and RTFM, or any of the other nonsense that you'd expect from contemporary designers who hate their users and assume they're idiots, the suggested fix was: allow users to drop files into folders via the folder icon.

>>107649468
This is cool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXfYJ39Lm6s

>>107649339
maybe i'm the retard, i retract my previous statement

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>>107650513
VERY BIG
of U &
I IZ A MAN
o' mercy & grace
so u r forgiven
my son

>>107645294
wallpaper?

>>107647663
pic related of?

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>>107650427
Here ya go boss

>>107650130
Big tip my dude, look up people who are similar to your skills on LinkedIn and pay attention to the bullet points and style on how they approach how they list their jobs.

If they have bullshit stats, figure out how to incorporate this too.

Then use ChatGPT to assume two personalities with a prompt: "Assume you are two personalities who will review my resume that I am about to give you. Assume you are an asshole recruiter who will try to rip me into shreds over every stupid fucking bulletpoint to prevent me from getting the job. Then assume you are an amazing mentor in my field who knows how to assblast through the ATS with the proper keywords, bullshit hype, and ridiculous stats that retarded Stacy recruiters wanna see. Gimme the conversation between them both and give me their final result. Also tweak it based upon this awesome resume I found on LinkedIn"

That should get you started. This helps so you don't have to doxx yourself on some gay sub Reddit to get the same advice.

The recruiters are evil with ATS based AI. You need to figure out how to get through those fuckers gates so you can get the job you deserve.

I believe in you bro.

>>107650485
I wouldn't even go through the effort of making up scenarios. Just ask AI to generate you a resumee that hits as many checkmarks as possible for the AI autofilter but is still looks readable enough for the average HR Stacy.

How the FUCK do I learn mainframe computing?
This shit is so archaic and I feel like I'm back in middle school starting all over again. How am I supposed to learn COBOL if I dont even know where to begin understanding the OS

>>107650570
Depends, it might give yourself some insight as to why your resume sucks and how to improve on interviews. It's basically free advice so I would still do it anyway just for a slight edge regardless.

It's useful no matter what.

>>107649607
The cs rootkit is kinda scary but nobody seems to care

>>107646647
>For a small company, he keeps up relatively well. It's not easy to compete with large companies like BambuLab
Prusa had had a decade plus heat start, they where much larger than Bambu when they when Bambu putting out their first printers.
Prusa was large enough to guide the ship and is why there was so much stagnation because the entire formula for years was trying to emulate the i3 but cheaper.
>China is subsidizing a lot of companies so they can ramp out their stuff for cheap and take over entire branches globally
I'm not wholly convinced, not with western attitudes as they are. Most of what China does well is purely a manufacturing problem. Is there some things that the CCP is actually subsidizing? I don't doubt it but I just don't see high end 3d printing as something that needed subsidizing to be good at.
>this printer should easily cost 550 or even 600
And why do you think that? because of the capabilities or do you think the printer itself has expensive parts? Most of what I see in new printers is just a change in how they are designed and manufactured. No more industry derived jelly bean parts. Which while "common" aren't cheap. Lots of what you see in new printers is injection molded parts and stamped parts. Shit that is real cheap in 100k quantity.
The fuck is Prusa or the voron guys doing? There are a shitload of 3d printed parts. They have lost already here already because of reprap dogma.
>Can absolutely NOT agree on this.
>The open source community has put so much effort into the development of Orca, various CAD programs and also Klipper.
>It's only justified they want huge 3D-Printer companies to pay fees if they use Klipper for example.
I agree software is where alot of innovation is and can also be implemented on a wide scale. The biggest problem has always been hardware.
>Prusa may struggle to keep up and innovate,
It's purposeful. It's not from a lack of resources. Prusa has no right to sit on his hands and cry foul about dumping.

What filament do you recommend to get started?

3d printing is so 2015
all the cool kids are into home lithography now

>>107650243
The most versatile filament and best overall filament is Polymaker PLA PRO. Can basically be used for anything from shitty knicknacks, functional parts, figurines, guns etc.

>>107629041
Printing plastic isn't a hobby. You either need to print plastic to achieve something or you don't. No one is printing plastic for the sake of it

>>107650937
There are non-google chromecasts, srcrpy exists and less than 1% of users have a need for this meme
Why would they care

Is it true that Nvidia won't release more drivers for windows 10 then? I'm still on 8 and if there's still support for 10 then why the fuck would I want to go to 11
Doesn't seem like there any incentive for my new build except wifi 7 which I don't need

I have an old laptop with an i7 6700HQ and a discrete 950M. Honestly, the most I want to do is play some older games (take into account I'm talking about games that aren't that new and can run in there), in addition to basic activities.
What do you recommend? W11 IoT, W10 IoT? or just W11 Enterprise?

>>107650754
Why would they? They're focusing on 11 now like a lot of companies are.

>>107650754
>Is it true that Nvidia won't release more drivers for windows 10 then?
big kek if true
I told you so, faggots if true

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>>107649291
you're here forever

>>107647881
>homosexual described subjectively
>no value judgment on the person of tolerance
lel

>>107647710
Te amo, Tay. ;-;

>>107647925
>Why do you think he left to Japan instead of raising his kid in Britain or Sweden?
He's trying to raise the next Jared Taylor

>>107647710
Uncensoredai.com

>>107647710
Gab AI has a Hitler personality.

>>107641141
Baldness is a male trait.

>>107646431
Unironically the first 2-3 years of undergrad courses can largely be replaced with AI. This was also one of the purposes of community colleges, to act as cheaper feeders for four year institutions. However colleges are a business so obviously there is no incentive to accept transfer credits any more than is necessary to maximize profits.

>>107640271
It's not just programming. In many tech support communities, wherever and whenever you ask about how to do anything out of the ordinary that might deviate just a bit from standard practice, you often get ebussy-tier unhelpful messages from faggots just asking "but why you want to do this?", "you don't want to do that", "you shouldn't do that", "use case?", etc.

>>107640271
I suspect this is because programming is still in some capacity profitable. Electronics is a hyper-commodified shitbucket of an industry, so the only people who bother with it (especially the white peoole) are super passionate and love it as a hobby, and have no problem handholding noobs and explaining everything in clear detail and entertaining their silliness, unlike hysterical bitter codemonkey autists

>>107640271
Because this industry is filled with midwits that have an inferiority revenge of the nerds complex. It's legitimately best to never engage with it at all.

>>107650098
she's like 70 bro

>>107650098
i still think about that video she made in the late 2000s, literally crying her eyes out after steve jobs died from curable cancer

>>107621228
You are not a real woman, troon.

>>107621192
This website needs an e-celeb board

>>107650602
>>107650604

No idea, I do a lot of code reviews and analysis with it. Although, I’ll skip many days of contact with it. I do really deep dives with it, that might be it. Who knows.

>>107650697
i dont really have it write a lot of code or review my code, i spend most of my time asking it plain english questions about how im supposed to do something in some technology, e.g how do i establish a websockets connection with no library. and then i ask it why certain things must be done, and then it often backtracks and says erm well no that thing actually isn't mandatory.

for me chatgpt is a useful replacement for google and documentation, both of which are full of other people's 1000 pages of self fart sniffing. that's how i got to 18k messages in a year

>>107650756
I do that as well, it’s such a relief being able to break it down and ask questions, go experiment, then rinse and repeat. It’s a tinker’s best friend.

>>107650796
it turns out that for a few decades now, documentation turned into a game of autofelatio and deliberate obfuscation. i've even heard of stories like this dating back to the 70s

>>107650884
Yeah, egos have a way of muddying the thing of study. I mean at the end of the day I imagine we’re all trying to figure out whats going on. It kind of shocks me how people put the most obvious question in the back of their mind: what are we all doing here? When you frame it that way, it makes all the ego games seem funny. I can go on and on about this kind of stuff, and it’s probably why I opt to use ChatGPT, to spare others the immense volume of thoughts I have everyday that everyone else seems to put aside or can’t/won’t spare the cognitive bandwidth, who knows.

>>107649886
love u too man

>>107650799
Yeah, well all those keyboards are ugly as fuck.

>>107650805
I use boards with either split space or I set space on hold as its own layer and home row sdfg hjkl for nav + arrows


the latter isn't good if you want to play video games because it means you only get space on release of press but it's great for programming. i have never missed not having a physical nav cluster with this kind of setup. if anything it made me more productive because it's just faster

>>107650799
Professionals use Apple Magic keyboards

>>107650921
Magic touch + keyboard honestly a goated productivity combo