>>108610885
Because i'm not a fag and can happily use both.

I iiterally never think about this shit anymore because I put in the effort to optimize my OS ONCE.

Once is enough

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>>108610645
retard op

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>>108610938
there are more fags using windows than all apple users on earth

>>108609313
the bill is cosponsored by a republican faggot
MIGA

>>108610833
It will be combined with techniques like strong play integrity (hardware attestation). Which means you won't be able to spoof anything. Not having a verified device and verified identity many parts of the internet will be inaccessible.

>>108610879
Agreed that is the desired outcome, but even then couldn't I set up a singular device with my authenticated info and then tunnel a shit ton of data from a local, urban mesh network over it by using it as a proxy for the traffic?

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>>108610067
ok, so, when setting up the device you have to prove your age, so sites can see it. and somehow that lets parents decide what kids can see, and not the providers. we don't want to bother parents. what? there's no logic. the bill proposes a solution to provide info to providers so that providers can choose, but he keeps talking about how this lets parents choose. and it seems to say that "just entering a date on setup" isn't good enough. so this is actual id verification?

>>108610918
No because its your browser and other apps on the device that verify your identity with the OS and service you are connecting to.

>>108610762
Do you mean if the interface is started or not? I restarted it it jumps between the state of present and absent yet the color stays red

>>108610772
Shortly before I had my original router in it and working, do u mean putting the wan in my original router and putting it on bridge mode to the openwrt one?
And if it works, I'd like to only use my openwrt router

>>108610745
I would investigate this properly with a mac-spoofed linux box connected to wan and wireshark/tcpdump to see exactly what happens.
Also what model is your old router? Are you sure it takes just plain dhcp to connect further to wan and not some pppoe link or some weird mtu setup and so on?
Any way to confirm the mac was spoofed correctly?

anyone here using ceph with a single node setup?

>>108610799
just connect the wan to a dhcp server and see if it grabs an IP.
if it does you know it's an upstream problem.
the bpi openwrt support is shit.

>>108610799
Do this:
>>108610954

This is literally all you need in /etc/config/network for a nice ISP (like I have) that does standard DHCP with no VLAN tags or PPPoE fuckery, etc:

config interface 'wan'
        option proto 'dhcp'
        option device 'eth0'

config interface 'wan6'
        option proto 'dhcpv6'
        option device 'eth0'
        option reqaddress 'try'
        option reqprefix '56'

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>>108610822
Just get proper cleaning wipes. I get by with just dry screen wipes every few months.
Unless you actively touch them, sneeze/cough or spit while talking towards them, a glossy OLED literally only ever needs to be dusted once a week or so with a dusting brush.

>>108610822
share pic on left screen pls

>>108594323
Based pussy getter

>>108610856
I constantly get spots that look like dead pixels i have to wipe a bit its not great
CRT also majorly attracts dust on the screen, worse then OLED, but OLED is still not great

>>108538198
What is all involved in a co-op? What do you do there?

one

0

>>108609661
Infinitely many because Linux is always cool and not weird

>>108609661
69

i believe i saw one thing that used btrfs subvolumes on the same root dedicted to each rootfs

>rapidus
Couldn’t they have come up with a less goofy name?

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>>108599731
>Globalism, western feminism, and financialization
Why name the same reason thrice?

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>>108599664
Isn't it sad Japan missed out on the AI race? Whoever creates AGI gets to control the philosophy of our civilization until heat death.

Chinese AGI would likely humiliate and erase their standing as revenge for nanking, turning them into 'le evil chinese province' for all of future history.

Other American AGI would be made primarily zionist, and likely incorporate extremely little of Japan's pagan values.

American's fucked them over so hard, US ordered them to slow down their chip industry, they wouldn't let them develop their own operating system, Microsoft shoved itself into the videogame race which weakened and bastardized Sony.

As a weeb it's pretty sad, could've had a Japanese/Anime biased universe. Instead it'll be Chinese or Zionist for all eternity.

>>108606336
This is how it has always worked.

they will succeed
i believe in Nippon

laziness. i had a usenet setup once and my girlfriend still wanted to pay for netflix over just using sonaar

streaming providers offer a better service than pirates do. simple as.

>tfw I started PCing with a Pentium 133hz and 16MB RAM
>mfw every time we did an upgrade back then we could physically see Windows loading times halve each time
>doesn't happen anymore
It was nice. Seeing the whole system from its core getting faster and your gaming FPS explode.

I don't know, but I always wanted photorealistic games, so that would be the minimum.

>>108606635
If it can do everything I want it to do while drawing 50% power from the PSU, then it's good enough, because 50% power draw is the point of maximum efficiency.

holy Fucking plapsex

>>108606704
it's still possible on linux without systemd, wayland and pipewire

>>108610782
child pornography is illegal and this was being used to share child pornography while hiding behind cloudflare. cloudflare didn't like that so they kicked them out.

>>108610789
will other matrix clients be targeted I wonder

Probably worldwide, a github issue was made about it about an hour ago and the few people I know in other countries also say its blocked
https://github.com/element-hq/element-web/issues/33163

>>108610282
Steam turbines will be replaced by supercritical CO2 turbines.
They are much smaller (so eventually will become cheaper to build) and have better thermal efficiency.

Too bad water has the highest specific heat of any useful fluid. Perhaps you could try molten lithium or hydrogen, but engineering around those will be a pain in the ass.

>>108610282
you can make a big conductor net out in space to harvest energy from solar wind
you can boil stuff other than water like CO2
nuclear fusion is supposed to get electricity from plasma somehow
it's just that we've gotten really good at boiling water and it will take a while to fill out the tech trees for other stuff
the real question is whether we can make turbines that don't rely on magnets

>>108610589
>sun is moved by boiling water warming the sun
lmao

>>108610798
they dont really have better thermal efficiency per se, they are better in the temps range many power plants operate
>>108610836
the idea of using co2 is that you dont boil it at all, boiling and condensing are not really productive conversions.

>>108607922
Install an older version?

>>108607932
nyo... I already applied the first workaround...

>>108607031
>>108606685
I'll give Object-Oriented Python by Irv Kalb a shot, looks like it covers some game and GUI development as well so that should give me a good starting point to work with Godot later on.

>>108607788
Found a fix, for anyone wondering, the error at the bottom can be fixed by going to
:e $VIMRUNTIME/lua/vim/_core/defaults.lua and commenting out lines [972,989] in interval notation then call nvim with nvim --luamod-dev as described on the link I posted on >>108607922
The letters issue seems to be plaguing more versions but you can fix it by by editing your init.lua on :e $MYVIMRC
on 0.10 add
vim.g.clipboard = false
on 0.11+ add
local termfeatures = vim.g.termfeatures or {}
termfeatures.osc52 = false
vim.g.termfeatures = termfeatures

as described on
https://github.com/neovim/neovim/issues/28776

>>108609597
I'm happy for you, Anon.
What are you going to code now with this newfound power?

>>108608929
So any suggestions for any alternative brands who are more reliable?
I only want to spend $150-160 AUD

>>108610668
Actually how is Akko?
I just want something reliable

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it's time to man up and admit it
mechanical keyboards are SOLVED
Geon's O-ring gasket mount is flawless
Geon's top mount is flawless
get a Geon, others cannot compare

Wait, if I start getting double tapping on my keychron could I just re-solder it to fix it?

>>108610664
it's not a piece of shit and you won't be crying about keys double pressing after a week like people regularly bitch about but you will need to buy stabs and lube for the classic tkl because it's a custom, not barebones

>>108610176
Updating is still more correct than not. What's important is to have backups.

>How?
Cause Microsoft abandoned the idea of someone owning a project because those guys cost too much. When someone ones the project they decide its direction and have the ability to tell people to fuck off. This is important in maintaining quality. When everyone owns something they tend to treat it like shit. Managers come into a project looking to get a promotion to make a few extra bucks or pad their resume. They don't care about the end product they only care about getting all the credit and none of the blame. This means managers can recommend some retarded unnecessary "feature" rush the whole thing get their promotion and then fuck off leaving the team with a technical debt to deal with. When that thing turns into shit because another manager doesn't think dealing with bugs is gonna get him a promotion nobody is blamed and nobody has to take accountability. The engineers eventually just get sick of it and leave with all the specialized knowledge that helped onboard and maintain the project. The team now needs to rebuild their knowledge base and just focus on fundamentals, but instead they'll just keep pushing features that won't work and will be half baked. This is why Microsoft can only produce shit now. Anything good they make is a fluke.