>>107668510
my guy all you do is get the same games and run them as non-Steam installations through Steam for the same ease-of-Proton. if there's something Steam-specific you're SoL regardless. it's impossible not to realize this within 5sec of writing your OP.

>>107668510
>Whereas on Windows using GOG I can actually own my game and keep a copy o
weird thread, since you can do the same thing on linux with gog

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>>107668883
just got done playing the new 2D terminator game on lutris with my PS4 controller and it ran great. The only controller issues I've had were from games made before 2000 and even still they were able to work with some fiddling.

>>107668586
Good morning saars

>>107668906
>why even buy games?
then don't
>Better yet why even live in the US?
then move out

Thank you /g/. Was having this issue myself. You guys are okay.

To anyone that was using Imagus and Simple Modify Headers. Delete the 4chan rule in BAKA. I was having the issue on Brave.

>>107669462
S M H as in Simple Modify Headers shaking my head famalams

>>107669462
Thanks for the heads up.
So it looks like this issue of thumbnails not loading can also occur in Chrome or Chromium-based browsers such as Brave, depending upon extension use.
Making this post mainly so there's a post with the words, thumbnails, Chrome, Chromium and Brave in Desuarchive.

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>>107668537
Don't just let any faggot know where you're coming from, install referrer spoofer addon like this one: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/referrer-switch/
Whoever let referrer header become a standard is a big fat FAGGOT.

>>107667777
>>107667871
1-based indexing is the way languages used to do it. C is the great replacement.

>>107669183
It's code, not a story book. Using wordies is only more readable for the first 5 minutes. Or maybe if you have a learning disability.

>>107658714
None.
All programming language uses English words that never make sense.

Local
Client-Function
IF
END

Client:Run

Imagine talking with other person screaming that words in this order.

>>107669434
braces are for tables

>>107658714
If we're talking purely on the merits of the syntax structure, Lisp. Doesn't get more elegant. But if we're accounting for performance ceiling as well, I want to say Nim. It's a niche language, but not rightfully so.

>>107667727
BLESSED

>>107667767
Decent little thing

>>107667339
>how do both of you you even live on such scaling?
i'm using my computer on a 4k 55'' tv, and im very close to it, so im not having any trouble seeing anything. but i think i could experiment or make use of some scaling. i'll eventually buy a 1080 24'' monitor.

>>107644304
Nice, Anon. What vidya do you play on that?

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Merry CHRISTmas and happy holidays

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I got this keyboard for Christmas
Its very clicky

Mechanical keyboard but the spring mechanism is rat traps slapping blocks of wood together for powerful thoccky switches

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Any leads on keycap sets with a Nintendo Entertainment System or "retro game" color-scheme (gray, beige, red, black) in a sculpted profile? I'm looking for something that matches an 8bitdo TKL + numpad or an 8bitdo fullsize, but also isn't the MDA keycap set the keyboard actually comes with.

>>107668802
i2c only. would have been great if it was usb. still cool

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>"retro game"

>>107654830
>ClearURLs
Interested to hear this -- ClearURLs is one of the only add-ons I use besides uBO. Why is uBO enough?

>>107662490
Replying to myself, to hopefully get someone to answer this question. It's a serious one.

>>107662432
You should have left that filter on, you piece of shit.

>>107661770
Just cooked up some new filters for gelbooru since none of the major blockers are fully working on it right now

gelbooru.com##div:has(> a[onclick*="addEngine"]):style(visibility: hidden !important;)
gelbooru.com##.headerAd,.headerAd+div
gelbooru.com##.mainBodyPadding div:has(> a[href*="v4.dvdstr.com"])
||v4.dvdstr.com^$document

Don't try to simplify the top one to be display none instead of hidden it will rape the rest of the layout

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>>107669446
This was supposed to have this picture attached to it merry christmas /g/ from /a/

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>>107668365
Curved screen edges are an abomination. And for this phone there is not even any justification for them. At least on modern phones they have the excuse of the screen being edge to edge.

>>107669297
Stung by samstung!

>>107668365
>no removable battery
>no phone calls with custom roms
>can't even unlock the bootloader on some models (kek)
it's shit

>>107669212
This.

>>107668365
>terrorist colonizer invader state of israel pre-installed spyware

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>>107669003
What even was Apple back then?
ThinkPads and Dells didn't have chicklet keyboards. Every anon shouldve been able to type at 200 wpm.

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>>107669061
>What even was Apple back then?
Pre-Intel? Unironically gods of hardware.

>>107668983
holy fucking based

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>>107669127
Are you sure about that?

>>107669127
The only power macs worth using were the desktop class ones. I have a G4 12 in Powerbook which I installed tiger on and its surprisingly slow even though people say tiger is the best one for performance and software. Its ok, but I was expecting better desu

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>>107668421
>developed by the retard that thinks 150MB of RAM for a wallpaper is acceptable design

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tiling eunuchs faakhead nonsense

>>107669350
Fellow dwm adopter here. Still getting used to it. No need for anything else.
my “apt” unexpectedly killed most of gnome with a bad package. Went back to twm for a while, eventually found dwm.
> tiling
No it does tiling, but also monocle and regukar floating windows, and you can pop out any window to floating individually.

Only bug I’ve found is it sometimes crashes with firefox on videos with carefully crafted unicode which dwm tries to put in the title bar.

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>>107669411
tech geeker timesink
dwm and to a lesser extent all standalone window managers are just a trap for noobs that dont use their computers for anything except tinkering

>>107669425
I use it for contracting writing code and having teams meetings and hosting winblows VMs That’s about it.
Praystations for gaming.

>>107664482

have you ever been in said store sometimes databases mix and make double at unexpected time my event was corrected automatically

Your country doesn't support sims or something?

>>107664482
I despise jeets as much as tranime spammers, he'll hopefully empty your bank accounts

>>107664482
Go to that store, ask to see video from the time and date of the transaction. Then find the poo and flush.

>>107664989
they can still key in the cc info at the pos kek

>>107669387
how can you be so sure when you can't audit the code that's running on your system

oh it's a schizo thread, should've assumed as much

>>107666128
Because I don't have any machines old enough for that shit. I don't use e-waste.

>>107669403
it's up to you to prove that the proprietary blobs, bios, and os that's running on your system is not malware

>>107669403
You're right. Schizo thread. Just look at this faggot acting like he's owed an explanation >>107669421

>>107668064
capex

>>107668064
Most lithography machines get used for decades.

A chip consists of dozens of layers and you only need the newest and best machines for the first few layers.
So when a better machine comes out the older machines just get pushed down the line.

In an interview an engineer from ASML even said he found it a bit annoying having to build machines that came out two decades ago but sometimes an old machine breaks and the customers wants a 1:1 replacement instead of an upgrade.

>>107668132
Where are you interviewing ASML engineers?

so what happens when they literally cannot hire enough people to make all of these chips? Do they just stop taking orders? Or just keep taking them knowing they can't make them?

>>107669196
Lead time and prices increase

>>107668635
I think it's neat

>>107668569
nice. this looks well-suited for teledildonics.

>>107644011
>Vista
nigga, what the fuck are you doing

>>107669376
gonna assume it's https://gitgud.io/catpswin56/vistathemeplasma/

>>107668569
Are trackballs worth trying? I play games like factorio and I feel they'd be bad for those.

>>107668958
Nah, a byte has always been 8 bits. What you're thinking of is "words" (hence why early computers and storage devices talked about their capacity in "[machine] words") - which yeah, have been some wacky values over the decades. The first mainframe I worked with had 12-bit words, which we called "slabs".

>>107669275
this is more of a winbabby thing. they list KiB as KB because DOS did. hard drive manufacturers listed KB as KB for jewish reasons and windows users got confused. linux users also got confused because it lists KiB as K in cli apps and used to list KiB as KB in gui apps before adding in the i in the middle at some point. also KiB vs KB got standardized really late, like the 00's. and only deranged trannies use the real KB for anything. a 1024 byte "kilobyte" was og for decades and nobody wants to say kibibyte because it sounds retarded. linux calling it just K is the saving grace. a K was always 1024 and always will be 1024. but it could mean bit or byte depending if you're an ISP so you're getting jewed by 2 industries. i think neo geo also referred to mbit as mega. anyway normgroids became forced to learn the difference if they were to be correct but they didn't so now we have this thread

>>107667259
Because it's not the drive manufacturer's fault that windows gets the numbers wrong.

>>107667285
>Tera is metric SI prefix and the drive has 2 000 000 000 000 bytes.
I don't remember ever agreeing to this absolute horseshit.

>>107667285
But they taught me in school that every bit halves uncertainty, so adding a bit is always 2^N+1 capacity.

>>107669114
Ophelia
Sonia
Gemmy
Dipsy
Gloomy
Kimmy
Gregoria

>>107666085
So erm... what's wrong with these banned words?

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>>107666085
kinda close to my own

will we get free and easy access to an amazing rp model next year

help me please, for some the very long answer from my bot is always being cut off even if i increase the max response length. I just need to get 1 finished long answer because for some reason the bot can't separate the reply in 2 messaves no matter how many times i tell it. Claude 4.5