>>108511978
I love it cause Linux are finally functional like Windows.

>>108514789
if Windows were functional I wouldn't be using Linux

>>108514811
Windows = Capitalism: Functional but against (us)
GNU/Linux = Non functional but for (us)
SystemD/Linux = Functional and for (us)

Mr Poettering has joined Microsoft to undermine capitalism from the inside. Trust the plan.

>>108510090
Fillers

>>108510090
convoluted and repetitive "plot"

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>>108515662
You unfunny hoe

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>now that I degooogled I can finally use my computer in peace

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>>108514526
also
>Gemini in the systray

>>108514863
>copilot.jpg
funny

Which filesystem should i use if i want my ssd to last as long as possible?

>>108515436
F2FS

>>108515362
>feel of how to install it
Non-answer here but the way it's installed is completely generic and can be applied to any Linux system out there.
>make up a space for a filesystem
>put a Linux system in it
>make it bootable
>chroot in
>set passwords
>install essential packages (such as Wi-Fi tools case you are depending on Wi-Fi)
What goes for Gentoo and having a custom kernel: you can practise custom kernels on your current Linux system.

what's the verdict on COSMIC?
I mainly want to play videogames (so I might end up needing some gamepad mapping utility and idk if COSMIC has this but I'm pretty sure GNOME or KDE do).
Other than that, I just care that it's fast, ideally vulkan-accelerated.

>>108515663
It's basically like if GNOME and KDE had a baby made with Rust. It's pretty good.

>>108514605
yes, they're very easy to make and I made one in my EE class (soldering practice class). they're two boxes, one with a 9v battery and it tests the pairs and lights up

>>108514605
If you search for 'ethernet cable tester' they should come right up anywhere. Just connect a piece of cable to each end and it becomes a wall port tester. Should be available any place that sells network gear or home improvement stuff.

Does anyone know where I can find saved HTML from very old 4chan threads? I'm interested in studying the changes since 2007ish until now.

>>108514981
I ended up getting what I wanted. I wanted to bring the gurochan stylesheet back and make it work on modern 4chan. That has been accomplished.

Lenovo LOQ Essential 15IRX11 i5-13450HX 16GB DDR5 RTX5060 GDDR7 8GB 512GB SSD 15.6" FHD 144Hz FreeDos Notebook
for 1054 ameribucks on sale, should i get it bros?

>>108511020
What did you change to anon?

>>108510743
computors are great as a hobby but horrible as work

>>108510743
>have 135 iq
>take a few programming classes in college
>immediately repulsed by the whole exercise
>tedious, repetitive, agonizing, etc.
>lose all interest
it truly is a midwit and autist trap.

>>108515595
In days gone by, it was more demanding to tackle certain tasks.

Until the 1990s (possibly early 2000s if one considers the advent of three-dimensional graphics and mobile phones), individuals were engaged in pioneering new endeavors. In contrast, current developments predominantly involve refinements rather than groundbreaking innovations. The recent suggestion to rewrite code in Rust serves as a poignant illustration of the stagnation plaguing the programming community. Artificial intelligence is arguably the sole remaining area where significant advancements can be made; however, this field is largely driven by technological advancements rather than software innovation.

I love having my shit rewritten.

>>108513076
>Just be a filthy rich hobby farmer with a million worth of equipment for a tiny farm. Then resort to posting on 4chan /ck/ about farming all your own food and meat, after all your real friends get sick of hearing about it.

Wish I could :(

>>108515629
csgo has already been freed as kisak-strike

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>>108504774
av1's only worth and reason to be is to encode at ultra low bitrates. ditto avif incidentally.

>>108503545
And then one day, for no reason whatsoever, the people voted for piracy.

Now normie zoomers can feel the joy of slow internet, long thought forgotten since the days of dial up

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>>108515577
I asked for embeddable encodings of Evangelion from the untampered Blu Rei sources, and that's exactly what I got.

>>108515691
seethe

>>108510550
>is it just placebo when other vendors add them?
yes lol have you looked inside them? its just a wire

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>>108510066
>MikroTik
Are they going to issue an ultimatum to Cudy?

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>>108513652
Latvia is not Estonia. And the ultimatum is simple: make a better competitive product than us or perish. Such are laws of free market.

>>108513634
I got some other replies as well that point me in some useful directions. Even if the tech is simple I was wondering if there was any secret sauce. I.e. it seems to be common wisdom to not mix 2.5G switches of different brands. Can you optimize your software for specific antennaes or does software truly not care (besides thing like having at least N antennaes for beamforming)

>>108510066
Mikrotik interface for routerOS is such fucking ass to do anything in. I still don't have any fucking idea how to use the thing correctly. Port forwarding was annoying as hell. Then look on there wiki lmao old outdated dog shit. I'll use there switches though they make really good switches with SwOS.

>>108514693
how is this even possible?

>>108507086
Isn't Swift that kid's programming language for MacOS? Isn't it in the same class of languages like Scratch, LOGO, pyBricks, etc.?

>>108504537
It's kind of ironic that your attempt at a counterargument actually proves that microservices are a good idea. Because in reality, you place an order with the waiter, and the waiter relays your order to the kitchen, which keeps track of inventory levels and relays orders for ingredients to suppliers. The kitchen then assembles your meal and the waiter brings it to your table. Every restaurant is a distributed system.

>>108509280
damn go is so fucking elegant and nice. miss me with that linq garbage meant for crudware.

>>108509528 #
>the threadpool decides the optimal number of threads to spawn based on the hardware the program is running on.
great so it's unusable for any program where the number of threads you're running is a relevant dev concern or even just something you would like to know and manage yourself. maybe spend a few more years programming and get to the point where you understand the usecase for different levels of abstraction before you say dumb shit

>>108514825
I can hear the smooth jazz in this picture

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>>108497718
You need to learn how to cope.

>>108486695
If you stop wasting money on useless shit maybe you will afford a bigger shoe box to live in lol

>>108514825
ive always loved the weather channel even now the weather is my favorite tv show

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i just make music because it feels good to i never understood the “trying to make it” nonsense

>>108514808
those who are talented and smart, first of all they fucking love the music and are passionate about it, they think their favorite artists are fucking awesome, whereas anons tend to be indifferent or hateful about virtually all mainstream music, they don't get it and don't seem to enjoy listening to music much at all or only very specific music, then when making music yourself, a talented person would naturally gravitate toward finding the most amazing and satisfying sounds you've ever heard in your life, the progress keeps stacking with no ceiling in sight until their understanding eventually becomes essentially legendary tier like any goated artist of all time, whereas anons aren't even interested in learning much of anything, there's a /dmp/ a few threads back in the archive where anons basically say to do any random experimentation instead of learning traditional music theory and production techniques, they don't have the most basic appreciation to want to learn about things, like a noob in a cooperative video game who runs around like a headless chicken
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/108262404/#108331943

>>108514774
Tell us how schizoposting isn't worse than practicing an instrument for that matter

>>108514507
I only learned pitches when I was 17. It's never too late.

non-troll thread: >>108515630

>>108515215
on top of ed25519 keys with set passphrase?

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>>108515237
Of course

>>108515215
What do you do when you want to use rsync? I think SSH has an option in its config to re-use an existing connection so you can login once and then rsync will just work over that same connection. Never really looked into it though.

>>108515258
I don't really use rsync but if it uses ssh I imagine you would just be asked for your TOTP just like sftp does

>>108514859
I'm not gonna try it but the intel igpu supports hardware decoding for the major codecs (h264,5, vp9).
This guy managed to playback 4k60fps on youtube on loonix https://youtu.be/b6O74NRbfUc?t=1007 but honestly it might be underpowered for some stuff so might want to aim for a stronger unit.
Honestly just look up any thin clients available used in your area, check the specs and if the price is right then it's worth it.
At first I wanted to get a raspberry pi (duh) but everything is massively overpriced nowdays so it was more of a shot in the dark.

>>108510014
Older hardware was not enshitified to the same degree so it is inherently better than brain rotting on the algorithm
However the majority of people doing this are performative and still engage with the algorithms

>>108510441
It has always existed and was good when we were more primitive, but is frowned upon now because it is less compatible with modern technological society.
Its like schizophrenia. Schizos used to be fortune tellers and wise sages and shit. Now they are forcefully medicated and hated because they don't fit into the pyramid scheme of modern life.

>>108512845
>After four days the fear goes away.
I think between 3-14 days is all it takes for the human brain to adapt to any situation and start thinking of it as the "new normal". I learned this in boot camp, and in college, living on my own, working at 9-5 job, when my dad died, when I changed my diet to control cholesterol. The first day I think it's the worst thing ever, but as long as I tough it out for 2 weeks everything returns to normal. If you know ahead of time that you WILL adapt, you can deal with a lot of stress.

>>108515449
Phones are absolutely not cool. They're fucking garbage. I don't want Android or iOS anywhere near me, it's a god damn nightmare.

Take music for example, yeah I can play music on my phone, but Android is such a pile of shit that the volume increments are too large. At the bottom of the volume scale I have 0 for off and 10 for too fucking loud with no option to go between.

>>108515477
that is wrong, Its always been enshitified its just things had more style in some situations.

>>108506339
any recommendations for energy efficient dongles? had to retire my LG and get a normie phone, but ive picked one with shit battery life. looking for something under 60 usd

>>108515379
to add, dont need it to drive headphones, just iems an earbuds

>>108515012
not inserted vs inserted what?

>>108515379
apple dongle

is apple dongle (USB-C one) still cucked if you use it on an Android device?