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Just buy an used one.

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>>107716446
people don't actually pay 7 euros a month for hard drives, right

we are never going back to cheap computer parts. Thats it. normies dont give a fuck, they have their phones for internet on the go, tablets for video slop and their $500 laptop they use once a week to send one email. If you were not poor, you wouldn't care about $1500 ram kits and $400 1TB ssds either.

>>107716483
poor people need to suffer for the entertainment of the rich, simple as

>>107716360
>>107716383
It's almost 4AM in Estonia, go to sleep.

How much could it cost to host videos?

>>107706337
>Subject yourself to digital vandalism or else

>>107713362
some people just wanted to share something with others and hosted it themselves
like personal sites, not necessarily blogs
the blogs platforms just made it easier for people with less technical skills to do that
people paid money to host their stuff, not for earning money
it was only later that people started expecting money from hits on their sites
and then more people started hosting stuff with that intention
the OG people hosted stuff without an expectation of getting something out of it
to this day people do this for their niche sites, a simple distro site or phpbb forum is just like that
we used to make phpbb forums to talk with others about our shared interests, there was no money involved

>>107706337
Sites are basically free to run, if they want to make a profit then fuck them.

>>107706337
motherfucking RETARD
https://forums.lanik.us/viewtopic.php?p=75469-youwatch-org-and-exashare-com-adblock-detection#p75469
RETARD

>>107716180
>You can't see individual pixels
I can see individual pixels on a 14" screen and my vision isn't very good. Do you have glaucoma or something?

1024x768. I bump it to 1366x768 to play games that don't go lower than 720p. Otherwise I mostly play games at 800x600. You don't really need more.

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>>107712570
>Mine's 3840x2160
that's not Mine that's Kikyou

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>>107716435
the only good fucking cat

>>107713062
>how can you live with such low pixel density?
excuse me? 1080p on 12.5" X270 screen is fucking awesome

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dude fuck modern windows lmao

>>107716044
polka dot man shat on your keyboard

>>107716044
you're mousepad says super because you're super :)

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>>107715361
get a monitor calibrator and calibrate it to 120 nits and use it in sdr. u dont need more than that

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What's good boys. Got a 5:4 monitor recently so time for an update - finding it really nice for having chat windows always open/calendar when I'm WFH. Still need a new poster or something to fill the gap on the right lol

>>107699526
Nice laptop OP, man I miss windows desktop widgets
>>107702063
Based wall clutter, looking good
>>107705502
Holy fuck yeah that light strip looks nice
>>107707683
Awesome setup, what did you guys play?

>>107715709
business as usual in china

See the importance of handwriting? If this was all typed up on computers he never could have snuck it out.

In my company all staff are banned from handwriting anything and there are no whiteboards - the biggest vector point for brain rapes

this is why Steve Jobs setup Apple to function as basically independent terrorist cells btw with no department having any clue what another department is working on.

Xi won

Based

>>107711740
rewriting legacy code is beyond retarded

>>107713298
Retarded jeet.

>>107713330
>Structural effects
I'll presume you mean the carefully-crafted kike pozz intended to destroy Whitey?

>>107711740
Rewrite it to what?

>>107716460
Rust and JavaScript.

My question was more about it being "FE" --- again, isn't it 1 fan? I'd rather pay a premium for something with better cooling that will last longer but that's just me.
Then again I assume people who like "FE" models have enough income to keep upgrading every 2-3 years or something.

Reminds me, where do you guys flip used parts? I might want to get rid of a PSU (used once and then got something better) or eventually my GPU I just got if prices temper in 2.5 years for the 2nm 6xxx Nvidia series (if we're not in the apocalypse truly by then)

>>107716630
FE hasnt had just 1 fan since the 1080ti
The fans are sometimes on opposite sides of the card so you can only see 1 fan from either direction where there's actually 2 of them

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>>107716575
>>107716583
You guys are seeing things from a very narrow pov.
These 4K gamers with an RTX card will be using DLSS at the very least, and (multi) frame generation if the game has a good implementation.
The better base frame rate gains amplify the performance gains when DLSS & FG are enabled @ 4K.

And these higher-end cards always offered poorer price/performance gains, especially when NVIDIA's uncontested in this segment.
The 5090 isn't 2x faster than the 5080.

>I don't care about DLSS/FG!
These guys do, and AMD Radeon cares about those features too.

>>107716649
Ah..good to know. Yes the last time I paid attention to FE ironically was the 1000 series... so I am an idiot

>>107716656
>These guys do, and AMD Radeon cares about those features too.
Remember all technical advancement is bad until AMD does it ten years later. Then it becomes good.

>>107699518
Yeah, basically the whole OS was like Emacs, so you could easily modify it. Here's a recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4-YnLpLgtk
Personally, what I find most interesting about these systems is the shell. It's lightyears ahead of not only its contemporaries, but also what we have today. We're still using programs that pretend they're a weird VT100, which pretended it was a weird teletype. Meanwhile, these Lisp OSes' shells achieved a fusion between the traditional command line, GUI, and structured data manipulation a la PowerShell and nushell. It was centered around the concept of "presentation-based user interfaces", which has some similarities to today's Model-View-Whatever architectures. Basically, commands would output not streams of bytes, but Lisp objects. These objects came with "presentations", which were pieces of code that determined how they were displayed on the screen and their interactivity (if any). So the shell user would see a human-friendly visual representation, but another program using the command would see a Lisp object with structured data. None of that janky parsing of text output that you see on Unix-derived systems. The solution for inputting command arguments was also pretty nice, it was kind of like a form embedded in the shell. I don't necessarily think that this OS design would be great today, but I would love it if we had shells like that.
The Lisp Machines had a good run, but they got obliterated pretty quickly once the VLSI revolution started for good. The OSes were tied to the hardware, so they died with it. The manufacturers couldn't adapt to the new hardware landscape or produce a good cross-platform offering in time.

>>107705201
lol millennials used to have to wait 20 seconds for things to start, some programs even took a minute or more and this was back around the Y2K era
god I wish I could go back and live there forever, it really was the closest thing to heaven on earth

>>107716234
Not that anon, but I just went through my config and manually added :defer t to a bunch of places. (I tried use-package-always-defer but that broke my config). I managed to cut down my startup time from around 10 seconds to around 6.3 seconds.
Thanks for the tip.

>>107716204
Thanks anon. I've worked on lem a decent bit, definitely part of the inspiration. Just got tired of dealing with frustrations with it and emacs and made my own guy, ended up comfy enough I think others might have fun with it as well. It's definitely a bit idiosyncratic since I'm trying to do something a bit different but I think it's a good start. It's missing some goodies but the out-of-the-box experience should be pretty decent.
Are there any features off the top of your head that would make/break an editor for you?

>>107716222
>0.7 s
How do you achieve this?

ITT: retards who don't know how to torrent properly

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>site supports rss but doesn't put the whole article in the feed

>>107716462
stupid frogposter

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>>107716484
Put the article in the feed now.

>>107716395
explain

>>107702280
works with XT?

>>107715735
yes

>>107714818
>>107714885
Never had these captchas once

>>107715984
They introduced them later for untrusted cookies only. Who knows what "fun" is yet to come.

>>107701514
That cat girl is hot.

>>107716028
https://www.zero2prod.com/

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>>107712957
Yup, getting close now:

Benchmark 1: target/release/sort < bible.txt
  Time (mean ± σ):      12.8 ms ±   0.9 ms    [User: 21.9 ms, System: 12.0 ms]
  Range (min … max):    11.2 ms …  18.3 ms    214 runs

Benchmark 2: ./a.out < bible.txt
  Time (mean ± σ):      16.5 ms ±   1.2 ms    [User: 31.8 ms, System: 8.5 ms]
  Range (min … max):    14.0 ms …  22.1 ms    178 runs

Summary
  target/release/sort < bible.txt ran
    1.29 ± 0.13 times faster than ./a.out < bible.txt

Without sorting:

Benchmark 1: target/release/sort < bible.txt

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Just fix the shitty syntax

>>107716329
How about we will fix you by shooting you in the back of your head, Commie.

>>107716278
Oh no no no anti-MISRA C sisters we just got outed as total unemployable nocoders who have no clue about real world in one screenshot, how will we ever recover now?

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>>107708219
what did we do to you?

>>107708219
As if the pre-boomer generations' (silent, greatest) prejudicious attitudes on which OP's meme was originally based on haven't been proven absolutely right in recent years.

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>>107708219
I FUCKING LOVE CLANKERS

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>>107714930
Clankers are the best. They will usher in the '50's-era optimism again.

>>107716377
*50-s era optimism tm comes with your life-subscription cost of owning nothing and eating the bugs

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>>107716413
heh

>>107716398
>MLRS were a waste of resources THOUGH
no, and air launched rockets were used extensively in ground attack operations by both the us and uk.

>>107716402
What does it compute tho?

>>107716466
the positions of astronomical objects

>>107716466
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antikythera_mechanism#Mechanics

Back in my day son, we used HTTP error codes, and we took them seriously. Brave men fought flamewars just to correct someone who used 404 instead of 403.

Slightly better than troonbis but yeah

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>>107716418

>>107716335
>>107716392
This error was in place way before Microsoft took over GitHub.
I saw it back in 2014-2015 when I was doing some stuff with a project I was involved with.
It probably is there since the very beginning.
You are unironically a newfag.
The internet back then was more fun, and (you) are the reason it's kill.

>>107712117
Yes
>>107712952
Gaming feels like garbage if you want low latency and VRR. x11 is shit and the past. Move on.
>>107713071
Bot

>>107708922
>comparing a DE to a WM
I dont like wayland yet, but this is just retarded

>>107713559
you disable vrr if you want low latency btw

Is Gamescope the only Wayland compositor that handles latency competently?

>>107710123
...use case for running mobileslop apps on your desktop?