Fuck off, Larry.

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>>107732088
>I DON'T CARE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uswRbWyt_pg

>>107726658
you can't. they don't want you to have this.

>>107726658
this video is how i imagine what having a stroke is like

>>107730757
maybe you're having a stroke right now?

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>>107726658
>Retro Encabulator
Jesus Christ, it's 2026, get a turbo encabulator.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7xOG2Ag
And go with General Electric, the original.

>>107726658
Don't forget the pre-fabricated amulite and dingle arm. I personally like the nover trunion feature.

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>>107724782
unc:
https://elfurro.s-ul.eu/desktops/3ITRmb7j

Happy new year! It’s the perfect time to fulfill your dreams of becoming a girl. If I can do it, so can you!

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Daily reminder that if your DESKTOP isn't picrel then u r a NNNNNNNNNNNNNN & u need 2

LOWER
UR
TONE
O
NNNNNNNNNNNNN &
EAT SHIT 2

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>>107727849
That font that you use for your clock is nice.
>>107729816
Cool setup.

>>107731241
Yeah no. There would be practically nothing left of the original code. Might as well just start from scratch, about all you could keep from the original code is the UI. And even that is pretty questionable, it uses incredibly over-engineered MFC nonsense.

>>107730724
i cant hear you over all that AI cock in your mouth.

>>107729714
You are creating a velocity vector from mouse coordinates aren't you? Smudge is directional blur with a fall off.

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very nice OP, amazing work
several years ago i became interested in how smudging worked and tried to implement some virtual "brush tools" in graphicsmagick. after much trial and error i found the right formula to make a smudge tool simulator happen (you would define the size of the brush and provide an x,y array to define the path the brush would take), i ended up losing the code but found a couple of screenshots, it felt like such an accomplishment lol. it is very cool seeing what you did with paint b/c i didn't even know you could modify the program itself, so i am blown away

thanks anons for the cool words
>>107730551
no, i didnt look at the source code. yes i did some disassembly to find the exact function calls that it uses, it's not obfuscated in any way (why would it be). not a port. it's injecting a dll so that i can run my code alongside the actual program without actually touching the code itself
>>107730736
the only part of mspaint's code that i changed is the address table so i could load in my own dll. everything else is reverse engineering the function calls and redirecting program flow. i figured that doing this first just to ensure that it is even possible before i attempted to truly modify the code itself instead of jus how it works
>>107732912
thats cool shit man. thank you
>>107731217
YOU HAVE MY ATTENTION. i didnt know this, maybe i can fix the annoying save bug that plagues windows 11, gonna look into it

>>107732111
Symfonium with Jellyfin backend for already bought/stolen music
Metrolist for things undecided about

>>107732111
Spotify has lossless, YT Music does not.
But both are shit, SoulSeek is where it's at.

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>>107732111
neither, i have a sd card and blackplayer

>>107732111
Youtube Music has the ability to listen to anything. But I found sometimes it would play the music video versions of songs which sucked ass. There's an option to play non-music video versions but sometimes it still plays the MV one.

Spotify has the best cross device integration.

Apple Music

>>107733221
Box is a dimensionless idea like a ball with a taxi-cab norm.

>>107733286
the way that checkmark is centered is triggering me

>>107733286
checksquares

>>107733221
They are boxes seen from above you braindead nigger.

>>107733286
glasses with a wink

>>107732420
hey that's my main frame you idiot!

>>107732420
Rename it 'masterframe'

>>107732420
Plant cp and extort.

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>>107732511
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS

There's a wall of encryption

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>>107727030
Happy new year /g/entoomen. In the AI techbro cyberpunk hellscape of 2026, the future of gaming is right here.

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I have this chunk of HLSL to select which view matrix to use when doing point light shadow maps. in old code I had this if-else structure:

    if (xDot > yDot)
    {
        if (xDot > zDot)
        {
            axis = 0;
            component = positionToLight.x;
        }
        else
        {
            axis = 2;
            component = positionToLight.z;
        }
    }

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>>107729160
worst thing I've read all year. agdg sucks ass.

>>107731663
There's nothing to think, avoiding branches is always better.

>>107731663
Pretty cool. I like languages where boolean expressions are integers or can be implicitly used as integers.
Did you get any speed increase? I'd wager there exist some optimizations for obvious cases like the last if block in your first code listing.

>>107723789
>>107725069
You're both retarded for using 1 as exponent when it's 0 and for using decimal when only binary is relevant and -3.14 is actually {-} 2^{1} * (1 + {.57*2^m} / 2^m)

Happy New Year, calculator friends.

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>>107720548
I need less.

>>107723789
>The TLDR is that they are fundamentally different kinds of computer.
That only applies to specific models with a Computer Algebra System, or CAS. The most common graphing calculators, including the TI-83, are non-CAS and use floating-point math just like computers.

>>107723713
>he believes in moral desert
get a load of this guy

>>107732087
az09 + hola

>>107731815
$4500 usd and they didn't even give you a 4 inch cable that's wild

>>107732473
cables are expensive. all that copper

>>107729911
what are you using?

imagine paying to pirate music lmao

>>107715709
BASED!

>>107719442
This. Eurofags are still arguing about brown people and censoring everything while China is working hard.

>>107715709
based Kim
based chang

>>107728698
The good thing about China is that they just delete their illegals instead of arguing about it.

>>107715709
China can't fuck these cunts fast enough.

>>107733263
forgot pic lol but the specs are more important anyways

>>107732952
>>107732649
iirc this is done on debian by default when using bash. I forgot what the fix is, but it's easy to find with a simple web search.

>>107733263
>RTX 5060
Install something with newer software like Cachy or Garuda or Kubuntu. Mint with 2024 packages might be too old for your gpu.

>>107733285
>a simple web search
Yes because I definitely didn't think to do that already.

>>107733263
>>107733299

Yeah its either old drivers or xserver fucking up.

>>107732396
I don’t know what to say

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>>107732396
The white female is evidently oblivious to the mating calls of the jeet.

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>>107732396
It brings me so much joy that neither party here is making any fucking money

>>107732396
>claims to recruit for tech
>does not know the online lingo
how do you do fellow cucks

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what is the appeal? after using wayland for so long, i decided to try out x11 again on a fresh new debian install. i've heard that x11 is known for its performance, but for me it's slower than wayland. is there anything that i'm missing? is it a nvidia gpu problem?

>>107729667
They're (somewhat) shared between eachother, I don't think a flatpak install should ever exceed like 10 gb without downloading old versions or such

>>107729845
USB BT dongles are notoriously shit. It's likely not a USB issue. But you might try booting with a thumb drive in that port to see if it's consistently recognized as a drive to rule out the USB controller. FWIW even the BT radio in an M.2 PCIe network card will still connect as a USB device.
I refuse to use those shitty dongles outright and have an AX210 in my desktop exclusively for the BT radio which has actual antennas attached.

is there an extension that shows if a youtube channel is owned by private equity

what's the best way to rip a blu-ray on Linux?

>>107733161
Arcan, mac, window and surface flinger have too. Phoenix says that their X11 implementation will have it.
However, you said to me "xorg doesn't have" and "wayland have". I abandoned xorg to use swc velox. But I don't have HDR nor fractional scaling.
For me, with wayland, less things are working and nothing new have been added. Even with wlroots (one of the major implementations), I still don't have hdr. So, why did you lie to me?

>>107708922
You are just making shit up

>>107733209
>So, why did you lie to me?
Wayland made it possible to implement those features. Just because a DE/WM doesn't have it yet doesn't mean it isn't possible. This is evidenced by the fact that:
There are no X11 DE/WMs with those features.
There are at least 2 Wayland DE/WMs with those features.
You lost, I won. Wayland won. You have no counter-argument, I accept your concession.
I have evidence supporting my argument, you have nothing. You've been completely buck broken.

>>107733272
One can edit xorg/xlibre metadata (ignoring abi compatibility) to have HDR (there's literally nothing making that impossible). Even then, using xorg or xlibre, I don't have them. So I can't say "Xorg/Xlibre supports HDR because it's theoretically possible". Still you are saying to me, WAYLAND supports HDR and Fractional Scaling because it's POSSIBLE. Which, for me as a user, is irrelevant. I don't care about the possibility, xorg could be secure if well configure, it's not, unless I do it by myself. So I'm using wayland (velox or hyprland), but I don't have the feature YOU said I would have. So, why did you lie to me?

>>107708922
i'm not even a wayland hater but yeah it do be like that