>>107844310
Probably just a Bethesda moment, anon.
Fallout New Vegas is notorious for being a steaming pile of shit at launch and was one of the most buggy and broken (and broken AFTER they "fixed" it) games of its time on all platforms.

Like, seriously, if you're not auto-backing up your saves to a NAS or something periodically with file version history you shouldn't be playing Fallout games. They're just that messed up.

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Anyone know how to make this setting apply permanently, automatically, and to all files shown system wide?

>>107845553
10 21H2 will run with practically all hardware, I can't think of anything that wouldn't work except GUI side software that might have some gay check checking for 22H2 or 11. If you have estrogen cores on your CPU then you should just use Process Lasso to get the performance back.

>>107848247
try:

1. Set your column widths preferences in an explorer window for some folder or subfolder.
2. W10: Click on the View tab and click on Options
2. W11: Click the "..."
3. Click on the View tab. Under Folder views, click the Apply to folders button.

>>107849373
well sheeit, does not work. nevermind.

how do i start working everyday?

>>107847032
I feel dread of having to maintain all this slop while my coworkers get lazier and lobotomized.

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https://leetcode.com/problems/separate-squares-i/
Unintuitive problem today. Even though the problem is easy to understand, I would've never figured the solution out without the hint.

About GUI toolkits, which data structurs/algorithms do they use to find out which button you clicked or overed based on the mouse's (x,y) screen coordinates?
There can be many buttons you can click in a given GUI and it's 2D, so...

>>107849189
not worth optimizing, the only thing worth optimizing is text.
if you care, you could benchmark.
but I think you will be spending 0.00001% of your time on UI input / collision events.
Maybe 0.1-10% on UI rendering depending on how much text you render.
10000hz polling mouse inputs don't send 10000 events, it only does that if you enable raw input, which is usually when the mouse is hidden in 3d games (and even then, the number of events are reduced in something like SDL2 to reduce stutter).

>>107844625
You say "good, then you don't need to care that they're using it"

>>107846315
>no average person uses GNUPG or LUKS
The statement is not reliant on people using GNUPG or LUKS, but reasonable/should nbe used by the average person.

>>107844639
facts

>>107846289
>GrapheneOS
Enjoy never using google maps in your car ever.

>>107846377
>>107846115
>its a zshill
opinion discarded

>>107840784
Well? What are you waiting for, verify it

>>107840784
I have an FB account of a deceased relative, I want it ERASED, not used as a "digital memento" for this fuckers to exploit. what should I do?
>>107845094
I still kek at how much money they threw at this and ended with a shitty platform. money well spent.

>>107841533
Anyone got the drawing of Zucks face with this quote.

>>107845238
>I have an FB account of a deceased relative, I want it ERASED, not used as a "digital memento" for this fuckers to exploit. what should I do?
I have no idea if this still works. But 12+ years ago when I nuked my old account from the original migration from myspace I did the following:
>write small script to refresh my feed and auto-delete everything
>facebook will detect it and stop serving you content at some point
>let it run for 5+ days (longer if you actually used the service more than once a month like I did)
>stop for a few days
>check again, it'll start serving you old posts you made years ago that it was hiding
>let the script run again
>repeat this process until you're sure everything is gone
>request account closure/deletion
>do not log-in for 2 weeks
>ignore all emails they send attempting to trick you into logging in (it restarts the 2 week counter)
>request the CD/DVD of all your personal data they're supposed to send you by law (never got mine, still waiting over a decade later)
>deal with the fact that normalfags are going to be angry for the next 5 decades that you do not accept their friend requests or return messages

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>>107840784
Normies in my country literally only use facebook/instagram, so if you want to socialize you are forced to use them. Yet fb/ig keeps banning me every time I try making a new acc because presumably I haven't deleted my old ones and they won't allow more than 1 acc, and I can't remember the password to them or their email acc. Just kill everyone working in Meta at this point. I fucking hate this world. My name is not important. What is important is what I'm going to do... I just fucking hate this world. And the human worms feasting on its carcass. My whole life is just cold, bitter hatred. And I always wanted to die violently. This is the time of vengeance and no life is worth saving. And I will put in the grave as many as I can. It's time for me to kill. And it's time for me to die. My genocide crusade begins here.

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>>107846467
>>107846533
jfc, how fucking retarded are you?

>>107846467
>>107847722
also
>Web Crypto API
>just enable javascript in a security-sensitive context, bro. what could go wrong?
>what do you mean glowies use 0days to compromise your system?

>>107847352
caddy does it automatically

>>107846653
Op didn't mention attack. Please stay on topic

>>107846507
>>107846533
Objectively false.
For example, mitmproxy is a proxy to debug your own connections, it requires the manual installation of a certificate, and it uses "mitm" in its name because that's literally what it does even if you're not "unknown" nor "cyberattacking" yourself.
Cloudflare is a MITM too, according to the customary use of the word, you're the only one trying to change the word's meaning.

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I guess I have MW4 to thank for my fondness for the number pad. I had never played a game with controls that complicated, and when Dad first got the game installed, I was furious when I began the tutorial. It seemed impossible. I was used to just arrow keys to move, and space bar to shoot. Dad did the tutorial for a minute or so, and showed me how to play. Game became my obsession for years. I still hum the soundtrack. And I still like numpads.

>>107840221
i use one of these every shift at work

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>>107840845
>>107840826
I'm a software engineer. No. If I had to, I would put the numpad on the left.

>>107840221
I use it for easy access to page up and down, home, end and punctuation. Only a math asian uses number pad for the numbers.

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>>107847576
>>107847576
ah i miss the sidewinder

i ended up getting a asus claymore instead though
knobs are better than wheels

>>107849118
Not quite the point I was making. I was advocating for simpler more direct rendering pipelines. PS1 games running at high res look amazing, as do a lot of older pc games that had simple rendering pipelines without post processing. The point of the post was not to specifically single out PS1 games as looking, better, it was to contrast older rendering methods against modern ones.

>>107849236
isn't ps1 grafix the latest indie trend? tons of those kinds of games on steam

>>107848234
You will never be a real frame

>>107849284
I am not advocating to literally recreate the style of ps1 games. The purity of rendering is completely separate to stylistic choices.

>>107849320
be more specific

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Fucking trash arse whore.

>>107848760
>it can't output emoji
what the fuck is this shit

>>107848795
Poogle, saars!

>>107846287
We have project-specific ones
Start there with your “stop doing dumb shit” orders
You can generalize later
>>107847534
If it’s for some kind of illness you probably can’t get super popular
Worst case you need to tell people “I have this illness, and I can only do so much”

i miss schizo anon

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>>107849067
>you a napper?
on the weekend, if I go for an early run or something, the only way I can usually do anything with the second half of the day is with a nap. no time on weekdays though so once I'm dead, I'm dead
I'm a cat napper though. I only clock out for maybe 20min max. my dad naps for hours.

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>>107849084
What would you say the definition of a catnap is capped at? I can usually nap, but only for around an hour or less. Do you find that going for a run gives you additional energy? I don't run, but I've heard that it sort of gives you a second wind.

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Last one from me
Good night anons

>>107848284
the catch is you didnt need to open the terminal to paste 7 commands before it breaks anyway and then you had to manually edit 2 config files and paste 4 more commands before it worked so linux trannies are gonna hate you and the software for it.

No GPU support so your GUIs will look glitchy

>>107848284
The remote desktop stuff for apps is very leggy.

There's no catch its just WinApps with an Electron GUI and Reddit marketing

>>107848383
whats so special about artisan?

>>107848390
They make the best mouse pads available right now.
Plus they are nippon, weebs love em.

>>107848395
okay im not rich enough for artisan yet but thanks

>>107848395
>84 bucks
>and it's not even a deskpad, JUST a mousepad
Fuck that

>>107849298
Yeah, I love it when people loose their shit when you say you have a 4090 or related. Bitch please, my mousepad is a 100 bucks by itself.

>>107848480
that's what makes it the funny answer!

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>want to actually buy something off Bandcamp

>label page missing anything official-looking
>people selling 24b upscales upon inspection
>some wonky algorithm that bases purchase price on previous buyers

>>107845140
How long were in for? And for what crime?

>>107845140
Nobody gave you the correct answers (I am proud of /ptg/ for not being public shitters!) But they were in the previous thread: >>107829635
>>107829735

Though the power of Ganesh I compel my poop into HUNO

>>107848391
I wanted to see if there was something better suited for those genres of music

>>107845058
8 EQs posted by IEM users. 1 EQ posted by a headphone user(the one with a -50dB filter). 0 EQs posted by amp users.

>>107848785
8 fake EQs, the headpos one is real because it reflects the users deafness.

>>107849045
EQ won. /hpg/ lost.

maybe the real /iemg/ was the r2r and tubes along the way

>>107847712
I've only posted 2 pics to /DE3/ in the past 3 days, and recently I explored and posted "pen and ink + watercolor" in other threads. Is this what it is, or something else?

>>107849231
I just promoted for colored illustration with hyper detailed features

>>107846009
I was referring to the non-blocking aspect of it.
In order to perform any operation on the data, it has to be in RAM somehow.
What "zero copy" refers to is that the kernel doesn't need to make its own copy of the data.
The data will instead get written directly to a memory address you specify.

>>107846088
>The data will instead get written directly to a memory address you specify
It won't, though. Not with read(), not with io_uring. The data will get written to the kernel's page cache (that way, if another process tries reading the file, it will already be in memory). With read() and io_uring, (part of) the data in the page cache will get copied to the buffer you specify, whereas with mmap(), you get a view of the page cache itself, with no need to copy anything.

>>107844659
when it comes to performance read can be a lot if you don't need to read a whole file e.g. find some string in a file
otherwise memory mapped files are the way to go most of the time since its also easier to make them read-only or tell kernel how you want to use the file

>>107845169
malloc is turbo fucking dogshit and top 3 cause of issue in C programs
and malloc doesn't let you a lot of the things that are possible with memory (prefault, make it read-only etc.)

>>107845826
Multics did have a high-level stream-based I/O interface that could also abstract over files and AIUI virtual memory was so difficult on the early Unix hardware that they didn't have it until Bill Joy brought over some BSD tapes. It makes sense that they went with streams as a primitive even without the worse is better boogeyman.