>F44 delayed
I'll just stick with my Debian next-stable setup

>>108608051
macOS

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>>108608057
Fedora 44 KDE... ATOMIC!

>>108608051
Both are fucking shit.

>>108608051
Fedora 44 in WSL2.

>>108608649
I use adaway. for non-root you have private dns in android settings, set it to dns.adguard.com

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>>108607688
>X3 won't cut it anymore
>Security is a concern.
works on my x3 (pro)

>>108608759
still MiXplorer

>>108606524
>There were at least 2 or 3 other phones with 3.5mm jacks left in the past couple years but now they're all gone because nobody bought them.
Redmagic sent me a customer survey asking what I want in future phones and I told them I want a 3.5mm jack with nicer decoding and amplification

>>108595295
does anyone know if google pixel updates do that shit too? I'm still on op 7 and it was an excellent phone until android 11 update. I'm considering nothing 3 too because of apparent longevity

>>108607534
I use whatever is common at my current workplace and don't really care that much. I have one large personal open source project that is entirely Hungarian notation because that's what my work at the time did. My current personal project is a decomp/port project in which there were original engineers that used camel case, snake case, pascal case, and that one motherfucker who just tries to use as few characters as possible. So I just don't give a shit what the other contributors use.

functionname, variablename
CONSTANTNAME
TypeName

PublicMethods()
StructOrClass
privateMethod()
local_variable
CONSTANT

regardless of the language, unless that language has very very strong bias (like Ruby naming methods in snake_case)

I probably annoyed everyone with this, but this is very sane if you think about it. People who name their variables in camelCase don't understand ergonomics and that it's important to be able to quickly scan code visually without reading it.

>>108607534
>snake_case
everything but
>PascalCase
Types
>Snaked_Pascal_Case
constants

that's it

>>108607534
Pascal case for types, camel case for everything else.

>>108608817
I imagine it would be something like "quack quack quack quack"

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girl = tech
duck = board
tail = anon

>>108608817
They would talk about breadboards

>>108610163
They would take a while to reply.
All they know is hunt and peck typing.

>>108610295
The smart ones will install GBoard and learn how to glide.

>>108609872
>It makes absolutely no sense so why would investors put up the money?
You're looking at people wanting to pump and dump. They see a once valuable asset trying to 'pivot' and they understand that this will inject some life into it from other vultures feeding on the carcass, and as long as they get out before the top signal.

It's "We're all going to put our money on this pile of dog shit. Which one of us is going to take the money before people are finished putting all their money on the dog shit?"

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>>108609595
Based. AI is the present and the future.

>>108609872
They'll make smart shoes and be bought by google or something

>>108609872
>It makes absolutely no sense so why would investors put up the money?
Welcome to the dotcom bubble.

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>>108609742
Diferent times, same energy.
>picrel
https://www.pitzlfinancial.com/blog/ode-shoeshine-boy

It's coming and it's big. Take care.

fun to smash

>>108610079
>card reader
Usecase when cards are no longer produced along with optical discs?

>>108610079
They're good usecases for homeservers that won't lead to arguments with your wife.

>>108610281
You can use them as server? I thought the clients were just KVM that time-shared (so to speak) off the server/"mainframe" like the old 1970's terminals?

>>108610298
they're just cost/power effective computers with very weak processors.
most of them you can install normal windows/linux on to them and use them on their own.
you can do the remote computing you're talking about on any computer

No use case

Some anon has found the best way to trigger lintards these days isn't Editor or DE wars, it's by forcing them to defend the utter shit that is libre office. How do they take the bait? You know it's worse than Word/Excel, just admit it and go back to ricing, or whatever it is you tards do all day.

Half of you don't even know more than three spreadsheet formulas, yet you're in the trenches to defend the honor of Calc.

>>108608543
Word is online now grandpa
https://word.cloud.microsoft/en-us/
No one uses this shit anyway unless it's forced upon them by corporate rapists. Normal people just use Google Docs these days

I don't. At work my employer pays for Office 365 so I can just open it with MSO. I don't think I see many docs in the wild anymore.

>>108610042
Sure, Nutella. Now let's get you to bed.

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>>108602467
a single bash script that uses yt-dlp so i can share cat videos with my grandma and my aunt

>>108604760
What is a maid computer

>>108609652
It's a forced meme promulgated by one single individual on this board who's obsessed with Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid.

ssh into various devices around my house with one of my old shitty phones so it's like a second monitor for my laptop. widgets package makes it like a remote control for reboots and stuff

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>>108609652
A computer with a physical keyboard that can run local compilers and fits in your maid apron.

>>108609009
>>108608979
weird. if you have the dialog still open attempting to post, close it. I think it's in a loop considering the 5 minutes delay between the posts

>>108606068
>It's quite rare
It's actually quite common, it's rare that a project ever gets finished, like all those opensource mangadex replacements from 6 years ago.

>>108606010
>i like sadpanda can you make it like that
Isn't that just LANraragi?
https://github.com/Difegue/LANraragi

>>108605941
Is DoA my dude, your biggest bandwidth users will not be a handful of casual manga readers but a bunch of APPs consuming your resources and giving you nothing in return while they charge for access to their frontend.

>>108610341
Would the egyptian girl help with that?

>>108610075
reminder that google needs to pay russia 10 trillion usd

>>108610075
>just lost a $322 million court case without even showing up in court
>but the people behind it are anonymous and overseas, so collecting the money won't be easy
Translation: Spotify wasted time and money on a court case where the judge declared them the "winner". Meanwhile the other party doesn't even know nor care that they got sued and will never encounter any of the consequences of "losing" the court case they didn't even attend.

If only they kept the files for themselves and used it to train AI, they could have stolen anything they wanted and got away with it.

>>108610180
The fuck are you talking about?

>>108610321
They can still do that tho?

>>108609287
https://www.peter-herth.de/ltk/
You really should just use racket gui or something like that though, if you don't care what lispy language you're using.

>>108609918
Thanks I'm going to try nodgui. Hopefully it's fast enough when it's compiled.

>>108596089
I liked this section where he compared immutable data structures from other languages.
https://fset.common-lisp.dev/Modern-CL/Top_html/Critiques-of-Other-Libraries.html

>>108609947
tk has been running responsive GUIs in tightly constrained places since the 1990s and has only gotten faster with time. if you do end up running into performance issues, it's probably a sign you're better served by an immediate mode framework. lisp is one of the best candidates for rolling your own, you're basically just walking a tree to move a cursor around and issue commands to a renderer.

I just learned a lot about dired.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hshWBtefSmE

>>108610073
>I only have the 1080p version
all good, thanks for searching bro

>>108610076
>gnome
>kde
KRASHES and GRASHES
lmao get a real OS like macOS tog et your work done, not this toy stuff

>>108608775
This is nothing new there's some imageviewers on windows that do the same.

>gweenview
It's slower specially if you have lots of images and just a waste of space when you navigate on a folder with images with different aspect ratios.
I use an imageviewer to view images, why should someone want a bigger viewer window just to show some empty space around the image?
Mine opens images on its original size, up to 90% of the screen, and prevents images with weird aspect ratios to push part of the window out of the screen this way every time you go to the next image it resizes to the perfect size for that image, with gwenview you have to constantly resize its window or keep it maximized.

And the best thing, I'm not forcing anyone to use it (it's a setting), otoh wayland is trying to force everyone into not being able to use this an other features with no way to add a permission or exception cause an application that can move it's own window is somehow too risky.

>>108609085
projecting much?

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When is KDE planning to get it together?

>>108608250
...twist it. The glass rim has a single 'thread' but it's reverse threaded so you twist it clockwise to remove it

>>108606193
I had 2 or 3 of those kits and they all fucking broke when the screw was in too tight (the tip and the base of the screwdriver stopped making contact, they must be glued together or something), or the screw heads just chafed off. I was really fucking glad when I finally got an exchangeable tip screwdriver kit that I've been using ever since.

In fact your pic gave me PTSD for the amount of time I wasted with those absolute fucking garbage screwdrivers.

>>108606314
>I don't own that specific one, but most mice have the screws under the skates, so you need to buy new ones everytime you clean them
You can put the skates back afterwards. As long as you do it immediately after unscrewing, they won't collect any grime and will still stay stuck.

Failing that, some mice come with replacement pads, and failing even that, replacement pads cost ONE FUCKING DOLLAR on aliexpress.

>>108607010
>For cleaning gunk INSIDE the mouse you retard
Take the mouse apart, scrub it clean, put it back together. I've done this shit dozens of times.


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>>108610302
>You can put the skates back afterwards. As long as you do it immediately after unscrewing, they won't collect any grime and will still stay stuck.
Read >>108606314, the issue isn't grime, it's deformation
>replacement pads cost ONE FUCKING DOLLAR on aliexpress.
It's not about the money, it's the inconvenience of having to buy them at all given that it could be as easy as not having the screws under the skates. Imagine needing a screen change everytime you want to switch your phone's sim card

>>108609030
yes he should stop
public fags deserve nothing

Why do you need to have ranked up on BHD to access the invite crap. PTP has a better thread and requires nothing. Delusional

when will PTP BTN HDB RED close recruitment? AB is already impossible so that's good

>>108607490
It got dropped on 4chan way earlier however

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>>108595602
you have the reading comprehension of the average redditoid... you need to go back