Because it just werks.

>>107816805
It shouldn't be this easy to bait burgers, but it is.

>>107816661
It might have something to do with most of the current admin being completely fucking retarded in the first place.
They can't even redact shit without fucking it up

>>107816933
Most of they/them are munchkin insiders leaking confidential info.
Some are on the Soros rent-a-mob payroll.
>>107816944
This is also possible.

>>107816805
>You guys think I'm some cold heartless person but I don't think people should be treated differently based on characteristics they have no control over.

They have control over entering (or staying) in a country illegally.
You have control over putting on a wig and makeup.
I'm so sick of autistic people refusing to have any semblance of accountability. Your autism isn't an excuse. It at best an explanation for your defective world view.

>>107817316
People don't pack up and move away from their home Willy nilly there are pressures that push them to leave all behind. Second being trans is a legitimate identity and I don't get why it bothers you so much? You can play pretend with religious nut heads but affirming my identity is too much for you which is based on science?

>>107817266
>Why would you spend > twice as long on such a basic task.
Do you think Hollywood studios do their audio work in the video editor?
Open it in Audacity and tweak the audio a bit to your liking then export it out and remux it back into the video. Or if you don't want to alter anything then just use ffmpeg.

Then you can do whatever you want to in the video editor after.

>>107814414 (Me)
I'm obviously asking the wrong question, so I'll try again but from a different angle.
When I try to launch a wine game without bottles I will get audio crackling and other irregularities that occur when playing older games. However, when I set up and launch the game in a Bottle, all of a sudden the audio works, sometimes the graphics are sharper or at least clearer and my wineprefix that isn't a bottle.
It's probably because of the different of missing .dlls or something, but I've pretty much got the same .dlls as the bottle, thoughts?

>>107817299
Do you think most people have a professional sound crew producing 7.1 recordings + sfx with multiple editions for different venues? Just take the L and move on.

>>107815180
Oh shit sorry, I completely glossed over your comment, considering umu-run doesn't work I think its safe to say my wine prefix doesn't have umu.

>>107817339
So you don't give a fuck about your crappy audio? That's all you had to say. Okay, fair enough now go and get that Windows iso, fuck off and don't come back.

>>107817042
The burden of tinkering is on the minority, and the majority of people despise middle click to paste.

>>107817096
I don't use discord but what, it will automatically paste text into your text box regardless if the field is in focus? Sounds awful regardless of middle click past or not.

>>107775829

i use it all the time
double click to mark+middle click. sometimes just mark and sometimes shift insert instead of middle click,
>>107776200
left + right click emulates middle click

>>107775829
You guys have functional middle click? On my xubuntu laptop middle click never works and since I broke the package manager beyond repair there'll never be any fixing it, lol
I should really redo that install, but it was already a huge pain setting up Chicago95 the first time, I'd hate doing it again

>>107817248
>but it was already a huge pain setting up Chicago95 the first time
Don't you literally just run the script and it does the rest?

>>107816848
You can. Use an AppImage.

I'd use nix if they stopped shitting out AI generated packages that don't work and removing/rejecting packages because hitler

>>107806903
Flatpak is winning simply because competitors keep shooting themselves in the foot.

>>107816442
Ok then, enjoy your 1GB calculator

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>>107806903
literal abandonware

>>107794837

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    local x=vim.fn.getregion(vim.fn.getpos('v'), vim.fn.getpos('.'),{type=m})
    local ret = ':s/'
    -- loop over x, pasting its values (the selected lines) and \n-s as we go
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>>107794837
i bind ctrl+s to save. it's super convenient in insert mode, and it pairs nicely with my ctrl+q (`:q`) bind

im building a split keyboard, will put the escape key closer to my pinky

Is treesitter a meme or is it actually needed if i want syntax highlighting on huge codebases? native regex highlighting sound slow as shit but I haven't tested its limits to be fair

>>107815757
on my ergodox esc is to the right of 5

it's like bitcoin mining - completely worthless to try to accomplish with a normalfag computer. you're not even mining correctly, you don't hear music like normal people do. you're truly retarded shitstains. you're too retarded to see or hear in what ways you're being retarded.

if you think about it music is like an extension of the soul

>>107813790
big if true

>>107813790
seems like people posting their music in these threads have some pretty shitty souls

>>107813790
What does this say about those unable to make some?

>>107817031
U think people vibe coding know what their doing?

Yes, it's true. Why? Don't know or care. It's easy enough to hit the "123" at the bottom left and select your punctuation.

>>107816211
it looks ugly
having it hidden behind a submenu is better aesthetics, not that you'd know

>>107816787
Is it sir

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>>107816211
you put your finger on 123 and comma appears where X is, you drag your finger to X and release

>nononono don't use openstreetmap
>here, we 'sandboxed' google maps so you can keep using that!
yup, it's a honeypot

You know how some wintoddlers think that by using LTSC or some random jeet debloat script that they're somehow "safe" or ahead of the curve? Graphene OS is basically for that kind of person. Performative and without principle or effect.

>>107817165
I go through about 2 dozen airports a year with my GOS pixel and have never once been stopped.
>>107817183
Or don't install Play Services? And even if you do they have access to significantly less information than they would on Android.
>>107817232
Organic Maps is in Accrescent.

I can never tell if the obsessive FUD is coming from people seething about it being Pixel-only, or feds trying to discourage people from using it, or just plain retardation.

>>107815428
I'm sad they stopped supporting my 5a, I don't get updates anymore.

>>107817303
>Or don't install Play Services? And even if you do they have access to significantly less information than they would on Android.
Why don't they include microG or the f-droid privilege extension? It's because they **want** you to use Google Play Services. I seem to remember one of their team members saying on their forums that the point was not to be "anti-google", and that was posted all over /g/.
>Organic Maps is in Accrescent.
CoMaps from F-droid for me.

>>107817201
>currently doing programming massively parallel processors
That book is also on the docket. Found lectures on YT that correspond with third edition I believe.

>>107807631
Autistic people not understanding the nuance of words makes me laugh so hard

>>107806659
why did it get it wrong tho? couldn't it read the specs?
i still don't fully understand how it works

I LOVE AI

seriously, the combination of AI + Google + Wikipedia is max late night comfy.

>>107801565
I did learn a lot since it became a thing. for example, if I'm writing a story and want to know how woodworking or insect anatomy works so I can incorporate it in a way that makes sense
that said, I should probably try learning actual skills instead of just trivia

>>107817182
Lmao straight up lying now? Name one software that worked on x86 that doesn't work on ARM now go AHEAD.
>>107817156
Why did you buy MacBook / MacMini if you are not willing to learn how the environment works?

>>107817225
Adults doesn't mean using adobe things and that's it nigga

>>107817237
It's my work laptop. It also messes up my copy/paste muscle memory

>>107814469
>>107814490
I do everything with keyboard on both. So I guess it really is up to the user. I find MacOS to be ever so slightly more keyboard user friendly because the Command key is more flexible than the Windows key.

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>>107817225
buy a toilet iJeet

>>107814944
the gluk gluk gluk of this thread would indicates its already here

>>107813440
>you just know this guy can't sell shit
Which makes me even more confused as to why all these billionaires essentially handed the fucking world over to him? Why?! All because he made some shitty Myspace clone that no one used and somehow sold it to Verizon for pennies over a decade ago? It's beyond baffling.

>>107814150
Monkey pics were a test run. One day all your records, licenses etc. will be NFTs with some sort of biometrics for "security". After the hack with covid like characteristics all personal data will be stored on the block chain for your own safety.

>>107815702
they all look like random shitcoins on coinmarketcap

>>107813330
There’s nothing special about it, Apple Pencil can do more on Ipad and Iphone than Openai Pen scam.

>>107816586
>>107816730
Running as a standalone app is more convenient for me because I've been using vim for the past 8 years and I really don't want to relearn a new editor. I tried Cursor and it's inconvenient as fuck. Claude Code just integrates into my workflow nicely since I run it in a terminal tiled right alongside my vim window.
As to why a TUI and not a GUI app - I think part of it might very well be to appeal to programmers who want to be cool and use a terminal tool, and it's probably also much easier to develop without mucking about with cross-platform GUI frameworks. Personally it's also more convenient to me because for instance the colour scheme is perfectly aligned with what I'm used to in the terminal out of the box, rather than a weird new app with fucky colours and a fucky interface, same for the font and text being what I normally use too. And the resulting UI is also compact and neat without having to worry about giant whitespace margins surrounding all UI elements taking up empty space while I'm trying to tile the window into a cramped spot next to my vim terminal.

A good GUI app could probably work the exact same way, like I said they probably chose a TUI both for the "street cred" marketing and for ease of development.

>>107817048
>A good GUI app could probably work the exact same way
these will show up this year and be aimed at average computer users - they'll just be assistants on your computer.
claude code is most of the way there to claude computer already.

>>107817048
That makes sense, thank you.

>>107817068
It'll be funny if anthropic's coding AI becomes a functional general purpose computer assistant before microsoft's general purpose computer assistant AI becomes good enough to be usable.
It'll be even funnier if "claude computer" gets adoption from people actually interested in trying out AI automation while copilot continues being ignored and hated by everyone due to how aggressively and tone-deafly microsoft has been pushing it.

>>107817284
i think openai will be the first to launch they acquired these people awhile ago:
https://www.macstories.net/stories/sky-for-mac-preview/

and i think computer assistants will probably end up looking like this.

>>107816575
>Certain packages for local AI that are built to Ubuntu work on Mint but don't on Pop.
Bro just use containers.

>>107816516
>COSMIC on Mint when?
Why?

>>107816671
I don't use Python. Python is part of the problem.

>>107816748
Maybe because I like Mint and don't like Pop, but Cinnamon is still stuck on X11 and Gnome and KDE both suck.

>>107816811
Containers are Go and Rust.
>>107817261
What's wrong with Cinnamon. That said COSMIC looks pretty fricken nice.