>>106861519
lol

>>106861519
Isn't even relevant. Why are rustling evangelists so stupid and deceitful?

>>106846603
Truly white man's distro

>>106861490
RDS - Rust Derangement Syndrome

Which one of you niggers was that? Because shit's _almost_ started calming down
https://github.com/nyabinary/nyanbinary.rs/issues/12

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>>106830354
Looks like it works on thunderbird, but i had to do some small shit to make it work

>>106866747
It doesn't matter if it's real or not. It's fingerprinted

>>106866973
Congrats and welcome in

>>106866973
>thunderbird
Might want to try Betterbird.

>>106830354
>eternal-september.org
>site is so slow it's giving me dial-up flashbacks

Kino of the highest order.

i truly believe that macOS' command+option and their layout is more superior to windows/linux ctrl+alt

>>106860186
I microbenchmark my personal programs and spend hours optimizing them to shave off milliseconds for programs I only use a few times a year. down to 5ms from 300ms originally

I have nothing to confess. Perhaps one: I have not been giving my all to Emacs. I could be writing more elisp.

>>106860186
I covered for pajeet teammate after his fuckup and misconfiguration that caused major incident. I'm torn between my racism and low level team loyalty.

>>106860186
I use MacOS, but I write in my resume that I have experience with Linux.

>>106867040
to add the disks I was writing to were not actively being read from at all as my vm's disk image were on 2 mdadm raid0 sn850x ssds. ZFS sucks

Someone some time ago said something about there being a better/safer/something way of updating from windows 10 to 11 and I dont remember anymore
Not through the updates menu but something else. Maybe with windows 11 files or something
help

The hoops people jump through just to keep sucking the Microshaft

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>>106866849
if you mean how many clicks to get to the vm's desktop: 2 clicks to start either one. one more click to start looking glass. I don't worry about passing through my usb peripherals because I have a 4-port usb controller that lets me pass individual usb ports to a given vm. I then use a usb switch to switch my peripherals to the vm when I want.
>>106867040
the same pool gets used for my host's /home. I really just need better ssds. they're qlc and they become worse than hard drives once their cache is exhausted.

stop spamming the same garbage every day already

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reminder

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Not quite centaurs

>>106867088
you're right. she should be a fat loli

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>>106867223

>>106867088
she's very full of herself, kinda like how windows 11 insists upon itself, it's install requirements excluding all machines older than 5 years old doesn't help

>>106865126
Is her show any good?

>>106867088
>windows 11
>11 years old
Simple as.

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>>106866252
>Clippy will not forgive, Clippy will not forget

Daily reminder tham barely any cracked games work on Linux

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>>106866252
I thought the pic was desktop destroyer lol

>>106867384
works on my machine

>>106866252
w11 should include an ankle bracelet kek

>>106866954
let's look at swash
>Non goals
>Due to the intention of being generally useful and easy to integrate, the following areas of related interest are specifically avoided:
>Text layout. This is highly application specific and the requirements for both features and performance differ greatly among web browsers, word processors, text editors, game engines, etc. There is a sibling crate in development that does provide general purpose text layout based on this library.
>Composition. Like layout, this is also application specific in addition to being hardware dependent. Glyph caching, geometry batching and rendering all belong here and should integrate well with the application and the hardware environment.

>>106866126
Vector fonts were a mistake.

>>106867017
The idea is fine the implementation is bad, font formats are the transvestite of formats, they are the prostitute of Adobe, Apple and Microsoft designed to be portable to no systems (they chose to used BE).

>>106867017
Actually, the font library only adds 17M. It is the image library that adds 500MB

>>106866886
so this renders a single glyph, not layed out text? with stb_truetype it would be something like

#define STB_TRUETYPE_IMPLEMENTATION
#include <stb_truetype.h>

#define STB_IMAGE_WRITE_IMPLEMENTATION
#include <stb_image_write.h>


FILE* f = fopen(path, "rb");
if (!f) { err(1, "fopen"); }
fseek(f, 0, SEEK_END);
long size = ftell(f);
fseek(f, 0, SEEK_SET);
void* data = malloc(size);

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>>106867470
It just works (on Ubuntu)

>>106867211
everyone who liked gentoo moved on to guix/nixos. gentoo community is just tryhards now.

>>106867211
Everyone's time is worthless, since we all die in the end.

>>106867258
kill yourself now, then.

>>106864766
>meanwhile, robots fall and hurt themselves
>t. drives in a car made by 99% robot labor

>>106858254
>tfw your gf
Feels good man.

>>106867144
>being a robot arm attached to a rail working on an automated assembly line is totally like living in the real world, bro

If there is no one working, who is gonna have money to go shopping?

there's alway way less cashiers than when i was growing up

Use case for new form factors for obsolete technology?

>>106865812
I don't know but seeing a device advertise its ISA and parallel ports in 2025 makes my pp go hard

And could actually be better for low level hardware interfacing than a pi in some situations,

>>106864396
The Glorious People's Republic of China can do anything

>>106866430
*copy anything
all they do is copy and make it cheap, they don't design anything

>>106864396
I understand fpga consoles, but this makes no sense to me. you would be far better off buying a regular laptop and running dosbox or something

>>106865858
>syntactic sugar over pattern matching
exceptions are a kind of jump, they have nothing to do with pattern matching you dumb fuck
pattern matching is syntactic sugar for conditionals and assignments

>>106857285
Algol 68, PL/I, and Pascal already made C obsolete before C existed. PL/I was a more popular language with IBM and Gary Kildall, so it's likely that if IBM used their own OS or CP/M instead of MS-DOS, we would be using PL/I instead of C wherever C is used today. The Mac was designed for Pascal.

>>106866936
Please, stop being a funking retard. See >>106861672 https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/documentation/the-swift-programming-language/errorhandling/

>>106863263
This one dilates() in the standard lib

>>106861672
>instead of having to exit the function and unwind the stack until we reach an exception handler (yuck!), we repeatedly return from functions, deallocating their stacks, until we reach an exception handler (wow!)
I'm sure there's some sort of difference there, but what an incredibly vague summary of the feature they're trying to advertise

i just pirated a movie, works on m y machine