>>108507431
>and that specific usecase does not grant big boies more money
yes it does. nat and cgnat are stateful methods, plain ip with not address translation is stateless.
stateful implementations use more harware resources, slowing down the connection, increasing the latency, and using more power.
stateless helps the «big boies» not wasting money.

>>108508197
pure technicals it is superior
but from what we got reality says otherwise
ISPs just dont feel the financial push to make the mass transition besides losing the reason to sell static ip seats

>>108502090
Why didn't they just add 2 more submasks to ipv4 for ipv6 like 000.000.000.000.000.000?
Then the name would actually make sense

>>108502684
No they want to put you behind a NAT because there's only like 600mil usable ipv4 addresses and like 1 billion indians with internet connectivity. That shit just does not scale.

>>108508470
Why do we let indians use OUR internet. Jeets can fuck off and use their own jeetnet. The internet isn't a place for subhuman scum like those things

i am not expert
maybe you want to study
futaba wordpress coppermine jalbum

>>108508354
frontend: pure html + js
backend: whatever language
imageboard is very simple, you don't need anything more

the one you write yourself

>>108508306
In practice it can be more complex than a single call in a single place. When you keep things together like that states and transitions have potential to become muddied up and it's not clear anymore where the boundary between subsystems is.

>>108508502
ECS is not the only way to apply clear boundaries between subsystems
Feels like you aren't putting in any intellectual effort into this conversation whatsoever

While you fags were arguing about ECS for the trillionth time, I was making progress on my game.

>>108508523
It's not the only way, but it is one of the ways. If you don't have something that enforces things like IOC physically, your boundaries will be basically "trust me bro". If it's something that only exist in your head, it will depend on accuracy of your judgement.

>>108508610
>your boundaries will be basically "trust me bro".
welcome to programming
if you want to enforce strict boundaries between every tiny subsection of your code have fun spending ten times as long writing code as you actually need to
but you're a Rust user I suppose you like that

>>108508406
no

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Sooo, it's been a while since i enjoyed some free uncensored opus. Didnt really care that i lost it. But what is the current situation? Are there still reverse proxies, ai bankrolled by military or hacked vietnamese universities? What are you using for nsfw these days?

>>108508406

yes simple is called man
slight implementation google engineer blogpost and if you can read you can into it

>>108508406
April my beloved

>>108508322
>how much they were pushing the anti-semitism
kek, proof?

>>108507996
I believe you can test this in your own backyard (or your parents backyard) with less than $1000 worth of equipment and materials, so if you really believe nobody has tried it, go for it bro

Steady heat seeps through :)

>>108508017
.

A full metallic polycarbonate armor suit :)

>>108507996

it boils to knive cut or 75 joule air gun protect plate or be kia

It ironically might. The problem with jobs and society is that they are full of fuckheads who only talent is by being a backstabbing corporate ladder climbing sociopaths who only can get their rocks off by hurting others. If they do this to you, you need to tell them to fuck off. Yeah they will fire you in a week but it will catch them off guard and scares the shit out of them, but they need to learn their lesson. They need HR and management jobs to stay survive because they have zero skills and will tank any project if the company had to rely on their skill.

The good people with skills and honor can use AI as a extra helper and cut out the need to have middle management and HR middleman, because then you wouldn't have to hire dozens of third world code monkeys. Instead super autists and his AI gf can create their own competition software.

>>108503545

anon 2000k was fine with 480 dvd source

>>108505519
>Note that the bitrate numbers are for 1080p
So OP is a lying faggot as usual. Meh.

>>108503655
They don't care about you.
You're not youtubes audience. You're a feature. A side quest.

>>108505498
is enjoying film grain a millennial thing? i know boomers like hearing crackle and pop on their vinyl records. i think millennials are more into vhs tape distortion if anything. film grain seems more like a gen x thing.

>>108508590
>>108505498
it's not about sovl but about masking artifacts in a more bearable way
absolute cope tier shit tho kek

>>108506644
I love democracy!

>>108506695
and a (non) free market problem

>>108487223
>no ability to call programs in the same process
use case?

>>108488466
>Typed persistent objects
how do you enforce that the receiving process casts the pointer to the appropriate type though?

>>108506695
I love the republic

>>108506367
>null-terminated strings are good because they keep memory layout predictable
Complete and utter hogwash.
In reality you end up wanting to use some non-NUL-terminated string in some RO-pages as a parameter for an operation (say, opening a file) and now have to
- allocate memory for the string (unless you're smart enough to use scratch areas, which most people aren't)
- copy the string
- terminate it yourself
- initiate the operation
- release the allocation

Compare that to APIs with no NUL requirements, where you, for example, set up an UNICODE_STRING structure on the stack and pass that over to NtCreateFile - without a need to copy memory dynamically or copy string data around.

Just like everything else from the UNIX-era NUL-terminated strings had a usecase. That usecase hasn't been true for at least 30 years, yet autists keep repeating those outdated ideas because they literally cannot thing of any other way to do things. It's why you still have retards - even in this very thread - who favor microkernels.

Anyone had the issue of the mic-mute button being constantly lit on their T480? I think it started happening after one of the recent kernel updates but I am not sure. I can still turn the LED on and off with the appropriate console commands and it still mutes and unmutes the mic but the LED doesn't toggle when I use the button. I use i3 if that is important.

>>108506039
Z13, X13 gen2

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>>108503912
I think optical zoom is only 2x
I use it most of the time and it's fine
I don't have any great examples but this sunset looked nice

>>108506299
T14 gen 2 is probably the easiest of these not to go wrong with. Screens are ok to good, RAM can be expanded and CPUs, especially the AMD ones, should be good for another few years. It isn't super sturdy by pre-2017 standards but it's backpack-worthy if you cover the screen with a thin cloth. L14 gen 2 is a passable alternative, essentially T14 but thicker, but you have to mind the screen which is sometimes an ugly 1366x768 TN.

>>108444677
based and endgame pilled
though rebranding is not something I'd agree with since it potentially shifts the discussion to modern laptop slop with model numbers so diluted nobody can know what the other anon is talking about.
it still needs to be kept to business or enthusiast laptops
the thinkpad (considering how long its been active) still communicates the concept the best

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>>108503995
OP gets proven right?
arch captcha btw

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Why are they like this?

>>108507819
Based. Far-right politicians and *cute* traps should be BEST friends

>>108507819
it's his son

>>108508025
guy on the left is guy on the right's son, that is

>>108505437
Are we hacking the moon?

whoever made this needs to learn how to market
https://github.com/seqra/opentaint
35 stars is criminal

>>108507201
>needs to learn how to market
We know where the taint is, he just, erm, opened it.

>>108507336
we open your taint so hackers don't have to

>>108505437
I wish more cyberpunk works dealt with the moon

>>108508304
Still beats law

>>108506581
>What alternative do I have?

match write(...) {
  ..0 if (errno == EAGAIN) || (errno == EWOULDBLOCK) => ...,
  ..0 => ...,
  0 => ...,
  _ => ...,
}

>What alternative do I have?
Law! Nothing beats it!

>>108507607
>I think the issue with syntax highlighting is that people overdo it.
Very much this.
When a work colleague opens his IntelliJ, almost every word or symbol is in a different color. At that point they might as well not be in any color.
My color scheme is just:
1. language keywords
2. variables
3. numeric values and strings
4. inherited members
5. comments

>autocomplete
combined with snippets and templates, it solves about 98% of typing
you really don't get any better at programming from typing stuff manually, in fact it's a detriment because instead of focusing on the actual problem, you're instead splitting focus on typing correctness

>>108506581
>What alternative do I have?
functions, nigger, functions

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>>108508459
Pic rel is not dead, but it should be.

>>108508476
Exactly! Dynamic languages always wind up worse in the long run. They don’t even have the value proposition of saving time up front anymore, as static languages have gotten much quicker at the compile - iterate cycle and refactoring is a breeze with static analysis. I feel so much safer with my types proving the program for me.

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Another day, another AI Chad win

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>>108506632
we have like a dozen different insolvency crises brewing and that's just the ones we know of. the government debt crisis being the biggest one.

it's kinda funny because if you look at the numbers, basically like 60% of the budget is just directly transferred to boomers on the simple merit of being over the age of 65 (medicare, social security) and then interest is also mostly being paid to boomers since those are the ones who hold US bonds. and then on top of that, there's not enough taxes to cover the budget, so the remaining 25% of the budget is borrowed from, guess whom? boomers mostly. and they end up having to pay even MORE interest to them

anyway idk what's going to happen exactly but the most logical outcome is the insolvencies erasing a huge chunk of the assets' market cap across the board (since everything is somewhat bound to US bonds and debt in general). but maybe i'm just wishing that because i categorically refuse to believe in the "passive income" meme being in anyway sustainable. a more cynical belief is that the US gov tries to bail out the people they care about the most, which is the boomers, and we go right back to status quo for another 5-10 years until they need another bailout

>>108507400
Odd, despite "winning", you still live in sao paulo.

>>108508300
>Calling me mexican out of nowhere
lol lmao retard

>>108507382
>I was conceptualizing a structure for LLMs to be more intelligent
yeah and i was conceptualizing how to make everything in the world perfect. if you're so genius, stop picking the fuzz out of your navel and build something, bitch

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>>108508173
lowered the psu specs and it's still horrible

>>108506361
originally planning to change when it finally dies but it just keeps going.. and going..
and suicide run overclock 24/7 seems retarded so here it is

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>>108508173
>>108508313
Do you own Nvidia GPU or Radeon GPU? If former fuck you and I hope your financial situation goes to shit so you can't build a new rig even when priced have gone back to normal. If the latter you have my consolation and sympathy

>>108508349
I have a 6700xt.

>>108507677
It.... it's not that bad
god DAMNIT
It's the smallest good actually bright qdoled panel above 32"
32" is all fine and cool but hdr it's kinda eh, brightness eh, size eh