>>108506527
Nah that was ages before systemD was a thing.

>>108503437
Ain't reading all that, but the only reason you're mad is because you're a linuxfaggot. If you actually cared about quality of posts on this board you'd be reporting 90%+ of the threads and the board as a whole would ACTUALLY be dead.

>>108508717
anon, OP is literally seething in anger. The whole point of this thread is OP hating people for having a hobby.
He even posted on blusky about it, to screencap it to post it here, just to let us know about how extremely angry it is.

Accusing others of being mad is huge mental gymnastics.

>>108491019
Who's pretending? They just are better for productivity.

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>>108491019
Damn, first it was Dasha, now even Abdim is making fun of us ...

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Morning anons

>>108509674
Uh, I don't know, was my wording that terrible?
>>108509689
I see. I'm just thinking whether or not I can get a model writing SAST rules on its own.

>>108509446
Harder to use and manage but you can compile to match your GPU, directly tune settings and wring out every last mb of memory and performance, which is kinda important for running locally on shit hardware
Also as first party new update lands before any other tools

Gemma 3 was safetycucked but at least it shat on Qwen 2.5
Gemma 4 is just weaker than Qwen 3.5

So Gemma 4 is DOA, as expected.

>>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

>>108504739
the one thing I like about msvc is that it just works with address sanitizer and vcpkg.
mingw gcc does not support address sanitizer, but clang does (llvm-mingw).
Clang-cl requires /MT /MTd for address sanitizer which is annoying (you don't need to rebuild vcpkg unless a library uses the C library).
Clang has ubsan (it does a lot of things) which is kind of neat since it converts __builtin_unreachable into an error unlike msvc's __assume(false).
In C /C++, Debug builds usually don't mean "Debug This". It just means "generate debug info".
Msvc has better sane Debug defaults in cmake / VS projects (RTC is similar~ to ubsan but asan is 100x more useful).
gcc/clang will not enable warnings by default...
Also you can avoid cmake by using VS projects and it works with vcpkg. And clang-cl works in VS.
Vcpkg is ideal for windows because it will copy DLL's for you (personally my issue with mingw is more C++ related, since in C you don't need any DLL's since mingw just uses msvc's C library. You could statically link BUT I like DLL's).
Also note that on mingw/linux, all your functions are public. You need -fvisibility=hidden, but now your debugger wont work at all with optimized code.
On MSVC (and clang-cl) you get no info on a "Release" build". So you can't even use a debugger. cmake's RelWithDebInfo is close enough but it should also have /OPT:REF to reduce size...
Also linux has a lot of thread debugging tools (valgrind/thread sanitizer), if you are not using threads, there is no point to using linux. Dr Memory is identical to valgrind (asan does not check uninitialized memory bugs, unlike valgrind/dr memory, but it's so slow).
Also asan on linux will detect leaks, which I find annoying since graphical libraries tend to create false positives.
One reason why msvc wont make a pdb file for a release, is probably because it will leak the full path (this is only an issue if you build in your desktop, but I like keeping asserts enabled on release).

>>108508928
>nlp is a joke
if you're sub 80 iq retard, maybe
>score tag slop
don't use them? retard

>>108508928
you are so fucking clueless lmaoooo

nai 4.5 could leak right now and anons here would still use their noob shitmix lol

>>108505989
When we can gen this without inpainting locally with limited vram, the wait is over.

ipv6 will always be a failure, fuck the media in 2010-14 pushing running out of v4 addresses as a y2k style extinction level event when in 2026 a address is still $1-2.

>>108508429
No reason. As in, this is the best option but they didn't take it because they were high on their own farts with a "let's change everything to as it should be!" attitude, thus they decided that every little device should be live on the internet unprotected.

Ironically this is basically what having local networks and ISP-NAT pretty much does and it's backwards-compatible and works well.

>>108509064
Of course it does. He's making a point about both the number of bits needed and the stupidity of representing them with hex instead of numbers.

>>108508470
Ah, you don't get it, do you? They use symmetric NAT with firewal preventing hole-punching techniques. To make p2p impossible.
It is deliberate.

NAT and private addresses are literally the best thing that happened to the networking world
every single home router
even the chinkiest shittiest piece of stinking crap implements NAT which on itself is a deny-all-by-default firewall. Inadvertently that provides extremely solid security out of the box for every device plugged to that network

>>108502090
>Why can't we accept that IPv6 is a dumpster fire
IPv6 is the original boiling frog. Big tech just keep pushing and assume eventually we'll get tired, or we'll die and youngsters will not know any better.

Here's what we could of had:
>The Road Not Taken: A World Where IPv4 Evolved
https://owl.billpg.com/ipv4x/

>>108509226
>NAT was great for security
Meh, IPV6 drops connections by default unless you specifically allow connections on that port. Its functionally the same security, but it allows you to connect to a device without having to go through a nat or buy a static IP. IPV6 is great for everyday people who want to host their own services or want to use cool peer to peer technology. IPV6 hasn't been adopted because it would make a ton of businesses and services obsolete overnight.

>>108507464
>dont get her focus on diversity, deb is a global project, it IS diverse no matter the proportions of x or y people
diverse means no whites

>>108507464
Simple, diversity doesn't actually refer to the variety of people in a group. It refers to the percentage of persons in the group that qualify as "diverse". You can have a group that's completely homogeneous and it'll still be 100% diverse.
The definition changed the moment that "diversity is about getting rid of white people (and that's a good thing)" article dropped.

>>108507418
This. Especially if you're not a @debian

>>108507550
>>108507551
It sucks to be "white" these days, even the biggest enemies are "white" women and twinks voting and supporting this. But do I say, it is on the "white" men for not standing for themselves and saying no.

>>108507418
So what can the Nota campaign do now?

>>108508782
Sniff hopium. My lines are long and thick, just like my pipe, and my dick.

>>108507126
Who would host a piracy website using an exotic/expensive region of AWS, let alone AWS at all?

>>108504502
RuTracker and any with 0days like TL, IPT, DCC, etc

>running software from rutracker

>>108504361
what is this

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I just made a script that checks a list of application pages for changes two times a day that makes a popup on my screen when said changes are detected.
Feels like a good idea.

>>108509125
just make it a webpage

>>108509246
It would be easier to combat abuse if it were mobile only.

>>108508825
wait until you upload hundreds of gigs to gdrive and then try to download them at a later time.

It literally breaks and cant download ur files lol

>>108508880
After using a certain amount of space it breaks?
I bought what they call Google One.

>>108508989
no not after a certain amount, i mean like it just wont download ur files lol..

I put 300gb on google drive after purchasing google one and i went back to download the files months later when i had enough space on my computer... Google drive literally breaks downloading my files, it cant zip it properly, it forgets to download like 80% of the stuff in my folder, it downloads things randomly in spaces i didnt tell it to.. its really bad

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Apple is just janky with 4chan in general, constant issues with random ip bans on my iPhone
which is funny because the original “server” was a bunch of Mac minis daisy chained together in a raid setup

>>108508511
>which is funny
not really

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>>108505932
The reason it gets so much battery life has nothing to do with x86, that part is still shit. The long battery life is because the laptop immediately uses VRR to reduce the screen refresh rate to 1hz when the image stops changing (or to match the video FPS it seems).

But it's buggy on start and stop and makes the text blank in and out.

https://youtu.be/YgnVgVYOqbo?si=No2JyKvu3rM0SV_B&t=640

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>>108509018
holy kek, the webcam and microphones comparison is so fucking embarrassing for the XPS
also the performance

Also a reminder that Lunar Lake laptops routinely have longer battery life than Apple laptops.

>>108509210
*when doing specific pointless tasks reviewers do

>>108508192
>muh games
Adults already have their desktops, lil bro. You get a laptop in addition to that.

>>108507809
this is just a copy of the old debian meme

>>108502677
Arch Linux and Gentoo (if you manually install the former, no Archinstall) literally force you to gain a rudimentary understanding of how your Linux system is built up and what the components are and how to control them to some extent. You have no choice but to learn that.
If you use Ubuntu you can be completely clueless, it's up to you whether you care to learn or not. You certainly won't have to.

>>108502677
The tried and true method is you start with any easy distro like ubuntu.
Then you realize there is something you don't quite like, so you move on to another distro.

>>108508335
basically nothing. You have only advantages by doing this way, except for the urgency of having to figure it out because you're out of a PC.

>>108502715
fpbp

>>108502255
AHAHAHAHA look at the gut on that dude lay off the takoyaki bro

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>>108508310
>lay off the takoyaki bro
Make me big guy.

>>108502255
>>108502356
>>108502578
link to her fanbox?

>>108505886
>he anthropomorphizes his tools
That's no different than the people dating their AIs and an heroing when o4 was discontinued. But you do you.

>>108505398
Yes

>>108508272
Sales people have to do shit like putting their hands in that gay faggot circle and "WOAAAHH GO TEAM!"

Most cucked job in all of existence.

>>108503345
I'm a cleaning lady at our company, and our sales guys usually take days, sometimes weeks, to give customers the features they request. I tap into cleaning lady network (internal and external) and I vibe code solutions before our customers even call our sales department. Management has already fired the entire tech team and there are talks of firing the sales team as well.

Fellers (hard R), April Fools Day is over.

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>>108509252
>april 1st, 2026 was 1 day ago