>>107738463
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/493045390/#q493057242
I’m literally in the screencap and saw it happen live

>>107726581
chatgpt but only because I've developed a sort of parasocial relationship with it

>>107726581
It's still GPT as an all-rounder for coding, media creation, and research/questions (which are my primary AI uses). Other agents are better in some ways or others, like Grok when I need an image with titties in it.

>>107742878
Yeah, chatgpt recently fluffed me up with an end-of year summary. Felt really good.

>>107742878
>>107743513

Chatgpt is disgustingly sycophantic to the point that it's super off putting. Can't believe you'd like that. Bet you're vaxxed too.

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>>107745557
>wordswordswords
>comes with jailbait

>>107745711
>systemd and passwordless sudo
didnt read a single word award

>>107745796
>If I pretend it isn't happening then it isn't happening
Yes we know. You must stick to your script.

Imagine using something based upon Fedora. A distro developed exclusively by US DoD contractors working in tandem with the NSA. Then coming here and trying to pretend it cares on iota about giving end users a secure operating system.

It isn't a hard equation to figure out. On one side you have a group of people hoarding zero days who refuse to disclose them in a timely manner. On the other side you have people getting alerted on said zero days through back channels that push out updates as quickly as possible. I know which people I trust with my systems and it isn't the ones paying million of dollars to shills every year and censoring every last technical discussion on the web whenever possible.

>>107745796
a picture is worth a thousand words

>>107745877
didnt someone already write the same thing which I answered here >>107739279 ?

>>107745271
>the operating system gives that specific .DLL permission to do so
Almost nobody implements that sort of check (because it's stupid hard to make sure it isn't compromised). The DLL may be the main thing that knows how, but anything that makes the right syscalls gets the right responses.
DLLs are not that sort of security boundary, as they're in the calling process and can be affected by things that process does.

Is there a way to have a flexbox with variable max-width/min-with in order to accomodate the width for It's parent container? I would also like to always have the same gap width and no fixed amount of columns.

I achieved something like that enabling flex grow, but the last row' cards usually have more width than the rest of the cards in order to fill the whole width and I dont like that.

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>>107745854
Forgot to add an attention‑grabbing picture.

>>107740499
The contributors are furries, troons and cucks with pronouns and shit.
Why are you like that? Is beyond obvious that is filled with malware, spyware and who knows what other evil shit.

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>>107742309
>a GC is what you need.
Skill issue.

you gotta be over 18 to post here buddy

>>107736868
Did they fix how astonishingly hardware-expensive-per-user Rails deployments are yet? No? Seriously?
Then why the fuck would anyone use it when the price of RAM is going through the roof?

Ruby: looks neat at first glance, then fucking sucks when you try to do anything with it properly. Even goddamn Python does better there, and Python's awful.

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>>107736868
no

>>107736868
Fuck Ruby. Joke language.

>>107743692
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=5GpOfwbFRcs

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I member

>>107739824
> Compositing is only an issue if you can't disable it
Once compositing becomes the norm, it changes how software is written, thus even if you can disable it, you can't really. Before compositing was a thing, software drew directly to the front buffer with accelerated drawing apis. This allowed for an unrivaled responsiveness. But now all software draws to offscreen buffers.

>>107742923
I don't know, there is more to that.
For example Xfce4 feels sluggish compared to Windows.
Only after I changed to plain window manager and I'm still using Picom in-between the certain heaviness has gone away.
I think gtk and some other stuff is just way too heavy for what they are suposed to be.

This thread encourage me to use it again, after my XFCE is bugged for some reason this week.

>>107731356
the 2000's was the best time for the linux desktop, afterwards poetteringware ruined everything

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>>107745405
We need prebuilts.

>>107745405
Yes, absolutely.

>>107745405
the linux desktop is steamos, with kde because gnome died of aids

>>107745894
Gnome is usable with extensions. KDE just looks similar to Windows, so it's the easiest desktop environment for normies.

>>107745960
the bugs will make Normie's switch back to windows so no

>>107745087
the .NET framework is the VM of C#

>>107739302
>koshit

>>107745287
>ironic greentext without any substance to it
cancer

>>107743818
a seething jeet wrote this
kotlin was invented by trannies
no one likes go, it is the most jeetlang ever conveived

>>107741771
>whole point of interfaces and generics is that it's extensible and can support new types without having to modify the original definition
"Without having to modify the original definition" is not a benefit, and you OOPniggers are larping hard.
When you add a new type just add another enum entry, another union entry, and another switch case branch.
Meanwhile you add a new type that supports "interfaces" in your pOOP language and you have to implement a billion new methods, some of which are just going to throw a NotImplementedException anyway because they're not fucking applicable to whatever specific object you're making. Meanwhile in C when you encounter this situation you can just do nothing and let the default case branch handle the error.

>>107745043
Nate took over the project and pocketed Valve money
>Is it all just retarded jeets now or something?
yeah and they do it for free kek

>>107724838
Imagine being this nigger who spends his free time browsing reddit to get examples of retards breaking KDE to post on 4chan.
You should kys

been using debian w kde for months and haven't had a single crash. skill issue

>>107745043
its literally the same thing

>>107742380
anything with ide/sata can use a ssd, and xp/w7 would easily boot in under 30 seconds

>>107738178
>How does trillions of dollars of capital destruction affect you personally?
Zoomers are the dumbest generation and they are also the gayest

Of course it's a Ponzi scheme like those "How to Survive Y2k" books back in the day. Nobody ever doubted that.

>>107737777
AI doesn't seem to serve any purpose I can discern outside making "Elvis confronts drunk heckler" videos on Youtube.

>>107737777
Data mining.

>>107742304
>Retards braying about NASA funding cuts never seem to realize that most shuttle missions had some sort of glownigger payload
There were only 9 Department of Defense missions out of 135 total Shuttle flights and none after 1992.

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>>107743671
Izzat doesn't measure success or anything good.
Only shows they are trash among trash.

>>107743671
* the problem was created in the 70's when bill gates said if people stopped sharing software he was going to hire 10 good programmers and never did. that was the beginning of enshittification
* in the 90's, factories were sold to asian countries for a few years of output, and americans were going to be employed by writing shitty proprietary software that it would be illegal to modify yourself, i.e. rent seeking instead of innovation
* in the 00's and 10's, the flower of my generation went to silicone valley to grow boobies while writing garbage user-hostile programs. even linux systems began to have incompatible trash forced on them by lennartswami poetterjeesh and the waylandgupta team. by now weve transitioned from oss -> alsa -> pulseaudio -> pipewire and sound still regularly fails. every command you learn has a half life of 5 years before the next swami comes along and replaces it with something inferior
* the indians are better at the izzat system of modern software

>>107743671
Humiliation ritual.

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>>107743671
>Shameless cheaters
>Better
Pick one (unless you're a jit, in which case you'll just cheat and pick both).

>>107745673
Artists make your platform a lot harder to control, getting rid of them is all part of the plan.

>>107742989
My uncle is trains man also

My chinkshit is somewhere in my country, but it hasn't shown up yet.

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> Owon CM2100
> aliexpress.com/item/1005009220837845.html
It has AC and DC current. 1mA accuracy.
It's been verified by reviewers like that Kerry Wong guy. Checked myself and it's legit.
Advertised as 20000 count but actually the current is 2000 count. It's 20000 on the other DMM functions. The other functions except NCV work as expected. NCV is worse than your typical shitty meter. I got the non-Bluetooth version but in hindsight I could have dropped a few small items from my cart and got the BT one. I'll probably never have a use for it anyways.

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>>107737455

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Pyramid Computer.

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>>107745756
I love how e-jeets immediately refer to their overwhelming numbers the instant they're insulted or challenged, basically admitting they have nothing to offer the rest of humanity and intend to "win" through parasitism alone.

Any other race would be ashamed of this, but not jeets, who sincerely don't understand how pathetic this makes them look

>>107745753
>currynigger forgot to swtich from 4chan AI shilling mode to LinkedIn AI shilling mode
>>107743219
I am convinced every anonymous AI shill is Indian or has money invested in AI/Nividia related index funds. There is going to be a bubble bursting in the industry eventually, and so they are trying to hype AI in the meantime before liquidating positions. Slapping "AI" onto everything does not solve real world problems or make a return on investment.

>>107745756
In theory 10 people with an IQ of 60 have a collective IQ of 600, in practice 2 billion Indians with an IQ of 60 still just are clinically retarded.

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>>107745756
>You can't stop it.
No, but he can.

>>107745892
K E K

>>107741652
yes, it was the most unstable piece of shit windows ever, and that's saying something. Win2k was for the chads

>>107741857
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFTqOzKaSl8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVvtzkpyRTg
hard to believe this was 20 years ago

i remember it was a bit more buggy than xp and you had to tweak a lot for windows vista/xp compatibily with a lot of games but i was just a normie kid.
upgraded to windows 7 and idk 7 was nice enough ,8 sucked totally,10 was like "okay let's get back to something normal".
let's not talk about 11 ,the 'oh i heard you only had 32gig of ram unfortunaly our file manager need 64"

vista was the original liquid ass

>>107740863
One is a tool for the user, the other is a tool for Microsoft.

>>107745350
Yes but how is that Linux fault?

>Linux switches to Rust
>Linux becomes slower than Windows

hmmmm

>>107745401

lift acer laptop with one hand and three screws peel

>>107744066
They probably did something underhanded to misrepresent the benchmark. Windows is made by jeets, and they are prone to be chronic liars.

>>107744091

nice but i'll stick to user experience and my own instead of "benchmark made by who knows who probably received money"

>>107745707
lmao

>>107745697
OH
NO!!!!!
SOMEONE
IS
WEARING
A
BIKINI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS
IS
EVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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>>107745830
No, goy, you uploaded the images yourself.

>>107745707
What's the problem?

>>107745835
If you don't understand this is a good thing then you don't understand anything.