>>107662227
Write them yourself, street-shitter.

>>107662257
not what I meant

>>107662227
>Format your response like an essay, do not use bullet points

>>107662257
Obsessed

>>107662180
also, forgot to mention, just donated 10k USD to HeBits

>>107662206
I wouldn't

>>107662180
i am not poojeet! i already told you my birthplace and location from europe!

>>107662215
this... tracks with everything I experience living around evangelicals.

>>107662206
?? soften your heart, the Holy Spirit wants to live in your heart, and will if you allow Him

>>107662280
whatever your creed Jesus loves you

>>107662304
i think that was racist Silicon/Redmond anon. Evangelicals would throw their money at charities co-opted by Israeli state or anything toward the rebuilding of the temple, not toward kids passing bar mitzvahs

freebsd is sunni
openbsd is shia
netbsd is sufi
dragonfly is ahmadiyya

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>>107661108
cuck license

>>107661207
>Said gnooh/Microsoft OS user.

>>107661108
Binary packages are specific to dragonfly, dports is made by patching freebsd ports, and ravenports isn’t ready yet.

>>107661364
64 GB DDR5 on my main rig
64 GB DDR5 on my server
32 GB DDR5 on my NVR
32 GB DDR5 on my laptop
32 GB DDR4 on my backup server

Bought all before this summer

32 Go DDR4 3600 MHz (2×16 Go) 100€

>>107661969
what do you need 32 gogabytes of ram for

>>107661969
>Go
>€
i have 200 gogaeuros of dedotated wam

>>107662064
For 2K gaming

>>107659454
And he wrote something in Rust, apparently.

Doesn't mean he understands either.

>4.348125 weeks in an average month (365.2425/7/12)
>40 hours per week
>173.925 work hours per month
>5750 lines per hour (1 million / 173.925)
>96 lines per minute
>1.6 lines per second
so are they just not going to test any of the code at all?

>>107641296
If he is a cow.

>>107640674
> Removing code that has a copyright header of 1987 from Dave Cutler himself to shove in troon language
This will collapse under its own weight. Microsoft is irrelevant

>>107654956
.unwrap is opt out, assert is opt in. It’s the opposite approach to what Rust usually takes (i.e. Rust should be safe by default, but .unwrap is both easy and unsafe).

>>107660732
Amazon lost money or a decade before it started seeing any profits

These companies are willing to play the long game

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>>107660658
Then I use AI to develop everything I wanted to pirate to not even bother pirating anything ever again

Do you have Windows 11 installed?
If you paid for a license then you bought an AI product (willingly or otherwise).

>>107660658
Ai will make its own customers.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OHQRo3Uz_VQ

>>107660658
They'll just tax you to cover the costs, the tech boomers will NOT allow their failed product to die.

>>107658068
it's an interactive shell. how interactive do you want it to be? that should guide whether or not it's better for you.

>>107660966
>shell
do zoomers really?

>>107652036
Please explain me how it does those better
t. MacOS & FreeBSD fag
ntas welcome

>>107617634
>>gives a bunch of retarded normie shit reasons that have fucking nothing to do with technology
It seems they had legit reasons to like macos more than linux.

>>107661514
Airdrop is somewhere between "doesn't work" and "pain to set up" on non macOS systems, and it's by far the easiest way to transfer stuff between a computer and an iPhone. Apple's proprietary integration stuff like texting and handing off calls between the phone and Mac are also not really replicated on other OSes. Microsoft's Android linker app, Samsung Dex, Motorola SmartConnect, and the Linux Bluetooth stack being able to act as a headset replicate parts of it and in more standard and less locked down ways, but it's still not as smooth and complete an experience as the integration between Apple devices.

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trips and instead of fantasizing about "independent unrestricted warfare" i actually buckle down, re-learn some EE, and start producing "feature-light" e-bike conversion kits to sell on kijiji to undercut Giant and such after ordering a literal pallet of components and another pallet of batteries off of digikey

Is part of growing up realizing that you're first response, not invasive surgery? Or is it realizing that first response is everyone's job, and I have to get better at invasive surgery?

or should i embrace childishness and hang up pixel art of repair mice and photos of Doug Winger to make myself feel better

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>>107661676
>>107657105
amerimutts won't do shit

>>107662279
i have seen this exact video and everyone involved have very poor tactics and reaction time

love watching these bodycam videos because for a country with so many guns in it, everyone is hilariously awful at maneuver warfare and have a severe lack of force multipliers like shields or grenades (and incredibly poor reaction time)

even the cops be bandit shooting like it's 1910s china

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>>107662279
beseeching the god of destruction (applying to the Applied Ontology department at KEL_TEC)

>I used a famously anti-Linux GPU and a famously unstable distribution of Linux and now things are broken!

>>107660349
Linux is not meant for humans, just install w10. In a few years you wont even have that driver as everything is constantly updated for no reason

>>107662099
If you can get it that cheap, it's a good deal until it blows your PSU.
The prices I'm seeing are $80-$120 shipped, and for a little more, you can get something much newer like an RX 6600.

cultists will blame nvidia instead of blaming shitux
kek

>>107660410
amd cards were trash for a long time.
their idle power usage is still high? not sure.
then the drivers were trash, while nvidia still has the same setup for over a decade.
and now 3-5 year old amd cards are no longer getting support?

i'm not a fanboy to anything, but amd just seems the wrong choice unless you effortlessly want to play games on linux. though nvidia has been working fine for me on small games.

Why only desktop and not laptops?
Also can't you access radios from a desktop PC over the internet?
Dumb phones still have cameras too usually so you could just use that instead of having an extra device.
How can you games and media offline you need an internet connection to torrent them in the first place.

twitter screenshot via morse code

>>107661463
>goon to .3gp 'p

HAM radio is legitimately satisfying. Buying chinese radios and installing CFW so you can monitor everything that isn't encrypted at this point. The most interesting stuff imo is listening to air traffic on the AM bands and tracking flights.

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>>107662258
*laughing in my dedicated NPU + 256gb ram blade server*

>but muh gayming
Integrated gfx is enough.
Just use Linux like god intended.

>>107662258
buy an ad

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>>107662335

Yeah actually. You could even intentionally use a DE that does this on most distros.

>>107640773
i've been trying to redownload all my old playlists from youtube in the current day, and sadly a lot of stuff doesn't exist any more. but this is the command ive been using for max archiving:

yt-dlp --abort-on-error --no-overwrites --no-part --no-mtime --limit-rate 800K --concurrent-fragments 1 --sleep-interval 5 --cookies-from-browser chrome:~/.config/chromium/Default --extractor-args "youtube:po_token=web_music.gvs+MnRr4QhbK1V5G..." --write-info-json --embed-metadata --no-embed-info-json --embed-thumbnail --convert-thumbnails png --merge-output-format "mkv" --xattrs --output "[%(uploader)s]=%(title)s__[ytmusic-%(id)s].%(format_id)s.%(ext)s" 'https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ro085T0mnQ'

>>107640820
this is pretty basic and misses out on a lot of stuff

>>107662076
oh and if you want subs you can add

--sub-langs "all,-live_chat" --sub-format "vtt" --convert-subs "srt" --embed-subs

>>107640773
Categorizing and cleaning my libraries is one of my favorite hobbies.

>>107662095
>Categorizing and cleaning my libraries is one of my favorite hobbies.
>`rm -r /home/anon/Music/ Britney\ Spears/`
rip

>>107661987
Have you ever head of metadata, sich as ID3-Tags?
Who would ever create a folder structure sorted by genres, if you can have such infos embedded in the files directly?

Music/Artist/Album(MusicFiles.mp3 or whatever you wanna use (.flac , .wav ... )

>>107661803
If he's loading up on cpu and ram heavy processes and swapping then maybe not. With CPU he can nice the process if he wants it to get out of the way, it's ancient tech but it works. If he's spilling into swap then idk, that's always going to murder performance, but I'd be surprised if Linux didn't have ways to tune that if he really wants to. I think most people just bought more ram in the past, because "ram is cheap" was the saying until very recently.

>>107661663
What distro are you running?

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/tpg/ is kill. Anyone try Libreboot/Coreboot on desktop? What board did you used? I'm thinking of using a Dell Precision T1650 MT. The motherboards that don't come in prebuilts seem a little too expensive considering they're more than a decade old.

Also, I've occasionally read that I should go with Coreboot instead of Libreboot since the latter is often behind on updates; that I should just compile my own roms instead of using Libreboot's LBMK. Anyone have any links documenting how to compile/configure Coreboot? The old wiki was fine, but it's depreciated and I don't remember the old link for it to look through it via the wayback machine.

>>107661803
see >>107657482

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>>107662018
arch, using pipewire if it matters.