>>107620186
it's literally you lol. get some oxygen man

>>107620185
If you weren't talking about coupler variation here >>107620114
then your post is literally meaningless.
>if that were true, it contradicts >>107618330
It does not.

>>107620185
hahahahha ok sure pal
>>107620192
running out of excuses, make sure your caregiver refills that cope you used up lol

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>unit variation exists so you must use online graphs instead of checking your own unit
Literal negative IQ.

>>107620254
one must imagine perfect channel matching using online graphs with only one side measured, that is the "expert" way

>>107619680
thats what I thought, just wanted to confirm. Thanks

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>git clone Linux 6.12.y tree
>see the current version when doing nconfig/menuconfig (currently going at 6.12.63)
>can't see shit when doing automated builds
Where am I supposed to pull the current version from? From a file or a git command or what?
Problem is I'd like to place the built kernel (located at arch/x86/boot/bzImage) at /boot/vmlinuz-6.12.<version>.

>>107610179
Why did the culture of 4chan just turn into the politics and micro-communities of twitter / X? All the homegrown OC is dead. I barely see anyone make organic memes anymore. And no one really repeats the board specific lore anymore. It feels like 4chan became a relay station of other parts of the internet, rather than being its own isolated local ecosystem.

I have a Firestick HD and playing media from my laptop via SMB. MX Player is my preferred media player since it allows me to customize the size of subtitle font. However MX Player does not play media with EAC3 Audio codec which a lot of my pirated content seems to use now.

Is there any other media player that can play EAC3 and also allow to change subtitle size? Tried VLC & Kodi players but couldn't get to change subtitle size

>>107619656
It probably means its a burn once only CD as opposed to other CDs that were re-writable multiple times

is there an actual reason to use iwd as wireless backend instead of wpa_supplicant on networmanager?

>>107619979
xfs is for when data checksums are too much overhead or you have integrity provided by a storage controller. zfs is for parity raid and ssd / hdd hybrid configs

>>107620183
How are the decimals hashed?

>>107620169
Yes. It's more modern and better uses the cryptography in the kernel so can be faster and more performant and also better supports various enterprise networks.

The question you should be asking is if there's ever a reason to use wpa_supplicant instead? To which the answer is no, it's obsolete.

>>107620183
You should use Bcachefs if you have hybrid storage on both SSD's and hard drives. It's the only filesystem that does tiered storage right.

>>107616763
More like too busy being woke

>>107616217
>CIA spyware cpu
:/
>CCP spyware cpu
:O

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>>107616217
I wish I were Chinese.
China can't stop winning with how good their tech is.

They evenhave no depressing mandatory vacations, only 10 days of pto and from 9 to 9 work hours.

>>107616217
Does that mean the Chinese companies will now have to support the transgender ideology?

>>107616217
but rust doesn't support it

>>107612094
>yeah bro let's destroy the day/night cycle just to sustain the grid for a few years

>>107619887
>Some sort of battery
Batteries wear out too fast at grid scale. The cost to maintain an acre of batteries is beyond anything remotely sensible.
>It's a pity you couldn't use this energy instantly to, say pump water up a hill to harvest it running back down later.
The problem with that is we've pretty much built all the feasible hydro going and it's being used as green base load rather than storage. I forget why you can't use wind to pump water up and gravity fed water turbines to generate stable load, but apparently it's not feasible.

Wind farms exist to take advantage of subsidies on one end and bullshit skewed market conditions on the other. It's costing the tax payer a LOT and they get none of the benefit while the energy producers are allowed to sell the electricity for profit outside the country and shut down the turbines (at tax payer expense again) whenever they can't get the price they want.
If the price disparity was ever fixed, wind would suddenly lose all investment.

>>107619978
>Batteries wear out too fast at grid scale
And yet...
It's happening. Without notable complaints at the speed for which they need to cycle out units.
Not taking into account solid state batteries cresting the horizon that will have charge cycles in excess of 100k. Toyota seem confident they'll have some in their cars by 2028, if that's true then they'll be everywhere shortly after. Assuming china can't beat 'em to market.

>The cost to maintain an acre of batteries is beyond anything remotely sensible.
Oz seem to be coping. As does everywhere else that's deployed.

>we've pretty much built all the feasible hydro going
No. It really isn't.
For building a dam and flooding large areas, you're probably right. But for pumping water up a hill, or a tower... There's loads of unused incline changes, and the ability to build an incline change hasn't waivered any.

>Wind farms exist to take advantage of subsidies on one end and bullshit skewed market conditions on the other
And yet. They still run profit without subsidies.

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>>107611249
that's called hydrothermal power, it works well in some regions
>>107611265
fuck you buddy

>>107620208
>that's called hydrothermal power
Um. No.
There's a clue in the name. Where's the "thermal" coming from in your model?
I phear you may be trying to talk of harvesting the current, which does indeed work well in some places. Some units can harvest the current *and* the waves.

Hydrothermal is something completely different, and involves temperature gradients, and is related commonly with geothermal.

>>107613705
Wrong, he released Braid: Anniversary Edition. But JAI isn't getting released before Order of the Sinking Star, which will hopefully come out next year. And its engine is also getting released, open source.

>>107613538
>Game developers are cucks. They earn peanuts
You are fundamentally right. The best possible move a programmer can make is to get out of the games industry.

>>107617234
I was a game dev from the 90s to the 2010s.
When I started the switch was just happening from pure asm to C.
Most devs I worked with were hella smart.
The transition to 3d games meant everyone needed a bit of linear algebra. Any physics programmer needed a bit of calculus. Game AI is basically state machines and graph search.
Basically most math you needed could fit on a single page.

Mostly what made game programming hard was using limited memory, understanding and using the hardware and writing very efficient code to run in a frame.

By the time I quit none of that was true. You used an engine for all the 3d stuff and physics. It's really the same level as building web pages now.
I moved to companies doing real software engineering and never looked back.

However, if you do want to work in games the only way to make money if you can't make your way up the corporate ladder and become an executive, is to write your own game on the side. Not easy, not guaranteed, but at least you won't be poor and burn yourself for some shitty game company that is likely to shut down when you ship.

>>107613538
his sokoban game looks less interesting than his tech demos compiling source code un under 20 ms, i guess that's his main audience now

>>107614561
To be fair, Jon is semi rich so he can afford his game flopping. It's like Notch. That doesn't invalidate his argument (his cause is noble), but I'm sure there's plenty of people who would love to make a passion project or an art piece but you need to be financially sound.

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For fun tonight I wrote a program that generates mazes like this.

>>107618189
is there some bias in your RNG that results in the square having whiter corners?

>>107618189
how do you do this and guarantee there is a solution?

>>107618143
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHfdUqLmPNU

Every time I have to interact with Java build systems, I feel like I'm getting more and more retarded.

I should also say that it's not like RED or OPS enforce any rules related to downsampling either. They don't really care how the 16 bit 44.1 or 48 version of something with a 24 bit 88.2, 96, or 192 version got there just that it's there. This is one of the reasons why I archive the high sample rate stuff even though it can be argued it's just bloat. I have it on drives and I make my own dithering jobs/encodes/whatever I need. I just get the best that's available and deal with that myself.

i passed iq test today.

>>107619925
f+

>>107619480
You have to join their torrentbd group on facebook. If you are making an account please make one with a bangladeshi name and you MUST have a profile picture of a real bangladeshi person. Your join request will be rejected if you don't meet the two requirements above.

You also must have a gmail account preferably with a real name, or a cringe gamer type name.

I personally don't know if they will allow this, but you can lie about living/studying abroad and would like access to the tracker because you want access to bangladeshi movies/tv etc.

facebook/groups/torrentbd/

>>107620059
Nothing some good ol chatgpt can't fix

>>107616248
Depends on "why are the disparate?" and "how much will it cost?". If they're off-the-shelf systems you're tying together, that's one thing, but if it's your own design and you find yourself having to awkwardly jam stuff together, that's often (in my experience) indicating some large flaw in the design. Conversely, if you're just converting library A to library B's representation, and it takes 500uS, then say "fuck it", take a shot, and implement the dumb conversion code tagged with FIXME:

If those questions don't provide you an answer, then consider "Is this a pattern I'll end up using more in this project? Could some overarching system solve both/all those problems elegantly (without taking longer than the project itself)?"
You should at least be able to say "If I had unlimited time, I would tie these together with (X) because ...", and then "(Y, Z) can substitute for (X) with (downsides)". Figure out what tradeoffs you're looking at, then pick the one least likely to screw future (you) over.

time 2 work, on the cards today: some refactoring

>make system for game
>can set timelines to play things in sequentially or async
>loads timelines from json so I can update the whole system during runtime
This part was great. But its niggerlicious because now in order to change from one menu to another I have to:
>connect button to code in user interface
>on click signals the game that the menus need to change
>game gets the timeline manager from its services list
>loads the correct timeline and plays it
Why is it niggerlicious? Because now I've moved on from sending nice IDs and explicitly telling my game what to do, to loading all of my information from a json file and its a ballache to work with.

>>107615846
https://github.com/MoonsideGames/MoonWorks
for reference API usage. this is made by the same dude that made SDL GPU

>>107616248
i don't have this problem because i'm not a pOOP fagget

>>107620040
There's no reason to go any further reading your post when you intentionally undermine yourself and exclude yourself from the conversation with ego-driven insults and nonsense.

I really recommend you consider talking to someone to work through whatever issues cause you to engage in pointless cyclical zero-sum shitposting games. Good day.

>>107619964
again, I wasn't the guy you were arguing with. I just wanted to point out you sound like an insufferable faggot with a room temperature IQ

>>107620037
I don't read books written by indians

ITT: americans that don't grok their own language are all screaming esl

>>107620170
Americans are the only people to correctly speak and write english

ok . ok is it worth it to get into apple ecosystem
alll my life i used android and got bored of it
> should i pull the trigger and buy new iphone
> can i sideload apps there

>>107619491
based. silver 17 pro max is the best looking phone ever made, I have mine with a nice clear case and a screen protector. feels like a brick but extremely robust and beautiful at the same time.

flicker

>>107619539
m5? I want one aswell but they are expensive af despite having the money for it

>>107620187
>m5?
Yeah, I've had one with 32gb/1tb sitting in my cart for a few days. It costs a bit less than a windows laptop I would consider.

>>107612983
Sooo, what was your problem with linux since I'm not reading all that.

>>107603265
You need to move on, opensuse is not what it used to be anon. They are now garbage and they won't get better unless they have a complete restructure. I see you cope on a nearly daily basis and your typing style is easy to reconize.

>>107618680
>All that
>Interested enough to post and ask
>Not willing to read for 30sek
What's the point? someone like you will be never be able to contribute anything of substance

I just put Ubuntu on my new laptop today.

Because of the ram shortage I just decided to quickly buy a new high end 14 inch laptop with a AMD Ryzen AI 9 and 32 GB Ram. So I can browse 4chan at lightning speed.

>>107610533
i like gwenview

Sneedful

>scrollbar bg brighter than fg
delete this

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>>107619435
>removed f-droid

Yesterday I managed to get a goog goy score and post with wifi, but today it reset back to rangeban.
Now if I want to post I have to switch to mobile data, redo the cloudflare check and wait for 60 seconds every fucking time.
Ponyfucker managed to store the cookie in a way that even if you switched connections all the time, it only did the cloudflare thing and then you could post directly without cooldowns and without daily rangebans.

Test

>>107620014
hyprland, sway, i3, xmonad, dwm and other tiling wms

>>107617634
did your "friend" post this thread too

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>>107617634
What you gotta understand is that no one was doing it like this at that time. It was like the Wild West out there. There were no rules. We were just flying by the seat of our pants

>>107620014
Blender

>>107620014
KDE, not based on Mac and Windows tries to copy it regularly.