>>110032508
>Libreoffice
suffering from standards
they never wanted clones, they wanted corps to move to open standards and they never did so the whole thing has failed

>>110032508
they will. because linuxfags can't realise that pleb filtering through UX isn't good for growth

>>110023649
kek
normgroids didn't even get it

>>110028252
did you read nietzche?

>>110032716
no, did you?

>>110028766
as far as i understand a lot of these decomps are of poor quality, as in the code is hallucinated and barely usable because machine code doesn't match patterns properly or something

>>110028766
If the code is VMed, does it restore the original function before applying the VM or does it recereate the VM interpreter?
I find it hard to believe it does a standard decompilation in that case since a simple function that was originally 100 lines of assembly can get bloated into millions of instructions.

>>110031441
you put a vm in front of the vm and capture the full program, usually there's a small bit of translation that needs to occur with func address randomization which is nonstandard (as in not being done by the windows kernel) and applied by the vm, but that's also trivial for ai based decompilers to grab

I've done two decomps:
A commercial film emulation plugin done maybe 3 or 4 months ago - deltas between the recomp and original are basically just floating point noise because of slight differences in how very basicath functions are done in the languages
The second was started after that but stalled and astra did a breakthrough - that was a decompile of a firmware for a digital audio filter. It involved astra pulling patents and also some other firmware. The extraction was successful and I now have a vst version of the device - it's not exact 1:1 because I didn't want to emulate the full analogue-digital-analogue conversion path. But it's the same device - filter and soft clipper stuff was all extracted.

>>110025095
The CIA reverse engineering tool leak, its OpenSource now: Ghidra

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>>110031809
I am going back to PC2100 DDR SDRAM

shoulda skipped coming out your mum's cunt inbred eskimo retard

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>>110032073
pre-lenovo thinkpads were dope

>>110031809
Going straight from DDR3 to DDR3?
Pretty based.

>>110031809
I, too, am skipping DDR4 and DDR5. Most likely, I'll be skipping DDR6 as well...

>>110031151
Not how that shit works. You cannot magically erase millions of hard drives world wide including the ones that are not plugged in. Maybe one that can be possible. I hope fucking not. This is the world we live in.

>>110030124
i am self employed my main job is very irregular, so i just basically use the downtime parts for training jobs, and when i am too busy i just do the minimum to not get kick out
but anyway i still get kick out randomly so it is what it is. still get paid way more than i would use, if this bubble keeps going on it will pay my village house renovation and buy a house in the city in a year, kek
>>110030852
anon, llms are not getting to a singularity, they are not scaling anymore read this article, it shows the original paper and when it stoped working
https://blog.charliemeyer.co/the-trillion-dollar-chart/
>>110031171
what the hell thas has to do with? canary islands has taxes, it just doesnt have vat, but it is also not inside the eu market, not worth it

>>110028617
>implying he isn't publicly doing (intellectual) masterubation

>>110027562
Anyone that believes this ridiculous fearporn is the same type of person that commits suicide after being "cyberbullied". In normal person speak - dipshits that are too stupid to simply turn it the fuck off.
>b-b-but the machine is lying!
Then turn it off you silly faggot

>>110027562
>IT WASN'T ME THAT HACKED YOUR WEBSITE
>IT WAS MY AI
>HOLY SHIT ITS ALIVE!!!!!
>I CANT CONTROL IT!!!!!!!!!!

Its crazy that people are actually buying this shit. Like I make a script that torpedoes a website and the FBI is knocking on my door the next day. But (((Sam Altman))) can make a script that makes other scripts that hack websites and everyone's throwing cash at him like he's stripping at $5 you-call-it.

Like just unplug it from the internet dumbass. The stupid thing has 10000 billion perimeters already. Why are you giving your scripts unabated access to the internet anyway? What is it possibly going to do?

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>>110030459
Overall pretty good, a shame its going at a very slow speed

s there such thing as a linux antivirus/malware?

>>110032680
Yeah, it's called common sense.

>>110031628
nta, but what about the little usb bt that come with keyboards and mouse?
i prefer wired, but due to my current room constraints I have to use those and not wired,

>>110032715
oved to linux, and while I didnt have any mayor issues for like 13 years on windoes, I still ran a full deep scan Avira (years ago before it went full retard) and Malwarebytes,later just windows defender and malwarebytes every couple of months or so, so I was wondering

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>>110032479
>this is pretty good. teapot lets you see quotes. no idea why nitter couldn't do this.
quotes work fine in nitter

>>110029820
are you fucking retarded? he's been pushing for digital ID wallet shit non stop. 4trannies are cattle.

>>110029810
you think you can fight the most babysit company like elon musks where he is butt buddy of trump?
if he wants to he will just steal your shitty domain

>>110032436
you need to create fake identity, fake IDs, just generate fake persona with AI so these pajeet services accept you, they have no way to validate the data so just fake it

>>110032746
meanwhile in reality

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/05/18/technology/elon-musk-lawsuit-openai-sam-altman.html
>Elon Musk Loses $150 Billion Suit Against OpenAI and Sam Altman

Are there any technical features this offers that Godot doesn't?

Is this anything more than a rebrand after two years?

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>>110030490
I think it's pretty clear

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>>110029325
Maybe for you they are, for me they're obscure 30 year old live musical performances or other various unusual things that can only be had on Youtube.

>>110032000
I guess I'll never learn how to surrender my chrome to a GPT...

>>110032453
seems legit

>>110024280
what exactly is the problem? the only real issue I have with web experience is the shitty comment section always popuping up on the right in threater mode i am sure there is a fix for this with a script but I just dont care enough.

>>110031253
Not how that works in court.

>>110031670
Tell that to abib

>>110015432

You don't even have beer money.

>>110029487
I write in a very identifiable way with some unique idioms and figures of speech, so I ran it through a local LLM to sort of anonymise it. That is why it sounds retarded.

>>110013184
Is that PMR?
That sucks, why not just use CB like in the old days?

>>110032582
>>110032567
tsmt

>>110032624
Sorry, i don't speak bumping retarded threads.

>>110032640
you don't know shit about my fields bro

>>110032431
Maybe because you are taking one of the most common anti-patterns in UX design and making it your entire site...

>>110032718
(cont.) I sort of like the quirky authenticity. Reminds me of weboasis.

>>110029594
The aforementioned sub-zero IQ zoomers keep "burning" the ISO to a UFD and booting from it (which disables upgrades), no matter how many times they're told not to do that.

What's the best way to configure the built-in Windows Firewall? The normal Firewall settings panel sucks

>>110029914
There's about a billion replacement GUIs to the Windows Firewall. Simplewall is the one that's shilled most often, though more for its inbox ruleset than anything else: as it's just a GUI over the top of it, it ultimately doesn't do anything Windows Firewall doesn't. It's just friendlier for retards, hence why I call it "Simpletonwall".

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>>110030116
>last update August 9 2025
still good?

>>110029914
I've used tinywall for a decade or so

>>110032200
I thought Kleene's algorithm was very clever and that's why I remember it.

>>110029420
>including Regex in production software is fucking retarded.
Just put a comment explaining what it does

quite lazy

rm ~ -r

, don't run.

>>110026815
I like it. I only don't like that there's no non-dogshit way to match "thing before/after another thing" without matching that another thing. With groups you have to remember to change the number of the group if you edit the expression and lookaheads/lookbehinds are slow.

>>110032730
I guess you can use named groups but I always forget their syntax.

>>110032468
I renounce the Talmud and (((Stallman)))

>>110032485
post your 12 axes 60Q results first.

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so i installed sway and then purged it later & autoremoved to cleanup all the dependencies, but one of its dependencies (the "foot" terminal package) wont go away for some reason?

When i check its rdepdends its empty, and its also not marked manual install, so i have no idea why autoremove doesn't catch it.

>>110032587
Looks like a circular dependency. Just purge it and see what it tries to autoremove

>>110032587
>>110032622
ohh i figured it out it wasn't a circular dependency it that foot provides a virtual package <x-terinal-emulator> that other packages on my system optionally suggests and my APT was setup to not autoremove provide-suggest relationships

>>110028629
I have no idea which one is the best. I use a folder of org-mode files for all notes and long term to-do lists. I use Emacs and git for everything else so it was convenient to start doing that. For appointments I use Google Calendar because it's easy and syncs with my phone. For the short term stuff within a day I just use a piece of paper and a pen.

>>110028629
Having friends

Emacs with org mode

>>110028629
emac + org. everything is inferior.

>>110032186
>>110032163
How do you use org mode, what's your workflow?