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>>108516111
>infomaniak

>>108516490
>that's right, the hardware that is currently in a rack somewhere and up and running got more expensive because of the RAM shortage
durrrr the ram never fails and has to be replaced amirite guys? what are maintenance costs lol haha i deserve cheap servers

>>108518830
you mean the xeon that runs ddr3?

>>108518830
Then why they still use comically old hardware?

>>108518874
They're not using ddr3 lmao
>>108518903
Good morning saar, can order dedicated hardware if need newer saar

>>108515960
Disable it in the video player settings menu

>>108518398
I am nta, just now realized this feature exists and enabled it. It's good because most YouTubers don't understand how audio works at all and they're often waaaaaaaaaay below 0dB.

>>108516848
Nah its a whooe thread, unfortunately.
>>108518382
>no external archive stores /gif/ media, they're just using 4chan's archive until it gets deleted
Well, feck.
Thanks youse.

is it normal for a few CPU cores to reach 95-100C very briefly (under a second) and then go back to normal?

this even happened on the desktop whilst it was idling.

WHat is a good and cheap laptop to get to do writing and maybe light supercollider programming on or maybe running tracker software like Renoise, but mostly just to have something small i can take places and write?

>>108515468
Let me rephrase it for you:
1. OP fell for one of the infinite gotchas of ASM programming, which is why you should really just stick to C unless you know what you are doing. C has fewer footguns.
2. OP could just call execve() and look! 1 syscall versus 1 syscall! Wangblows BTFO!

>*holds up fork()*

>>108512631
>we conjecture that a system that implements fork, particularly one that attempts to do so efficiently, or early in its life, inexorably converges to a Unix-like design.

>Our goal was to construct a fully-fledged general-purpose OS supporting a wide range of applications using multiple OS personalities on (potentially) very large multiprocessors. In the end, K42 was POSIX compliant and Linux ABI compatible, but the quest to make fork perform for the Linux personality caused fork semantics to subvert the OS design to the detriment of other personalities.

>>108514342
Which is implemented on linux using the Clone syscall, which is fork with options.

>>108512483
Most consoles you have are already Linux, chuddie.

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>>108518119

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>>108518003
going to bed knowing she will be NOTA overnight

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>>108518119
TAKE ALL MY ENERGY!

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>>108518119
>>108518003
lets go!

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>>108518119

>(((security researchers))) find vulnerability
>your new gpu MUST now be 20% weaker due to mitigations, oy vey!
>think about all of the viruses abusing cpu speculation mistakes, anon
:-)

>>108518765
Web browsers can compile and run shaders on the gpu
If this vulnerability could be triggered by one it would be really really bad

>>108516602
spbp. fuck you OP.

>>108518849
thanks but I'll keep disabling webgl/webgpu

>it's fucking nothing, again

>>108516960
forget needing zsh -i. That's not real. That will blow your shit up. I thought it was still in my config, but apparently I deleted that line years ago. That was for using aliases with :!, but it's too much of a pain to wrap every part of my .zshrc in conditions to keep it from blowing up when I do this.

Can you help me?
How do I extract this URL from html?
yt-dlp isn't updating their extractor.

var playerConfig = { sources: {"hlsAuto":"https:\/\/cdn.ashemaletube.com\/key=jkZdd5fG+ikqrDQi4FTmtA,end=1775089022\/media=hls4A\/multi=854x480:f04df8559839e125466d30abdd730859,426x240:m_f04df8559839e125466d30abdd730859,1280x720:hq_f04df8559839e125466d30abdd730859,1920x1080:hd_f04df8559839e125466d30abdd730859\/2026-04\/_TPL_.mp4"}, 

>>108511114
Does anyone even use korn shell anymore?

>>108511177

Boom-da-da-mmm-dum-na-ee-ma
...
Da-boom-da-da-mmm-dum-na-ee-ma

would get tiresome pretty quickly just to list files in a directory

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How do you bypass CF protection to curl something?

>>108517225
i use bash because it's the only shell you can actually use because everything else depends on it so hard its the standard at this point (even dkms)

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>>108518746
Pretty boring and dull of you, desu.

>>108518818
talk about low contribution baka

>>108518924
I know, right.

>>108517903
I look like that and I say things like that

>>108517430
Make things cache friendly has a huge impact mr brainlet

>>108518852
But did you actually profile your code and determine memory cache was holding you back?

>>108518892
Yes I did smartass, that's why I'm bothering in the first place

>>108518911
Show profiling results

>>108507866
Passkeys are better

I don't understand, do you want to hand over your phone number instead to every online service?

>>108507866
>log into service from literally anything else
>log into email and get verification code
>Wow!
What manufactured "norm" is this thread trying to push?

>>108507866
just get a cloud based 2fa app like ente auth or bitwarden anon...

or save the recovery codes in gdrive idk

>>108507866
>had to take out my sim and plug it into another phone
just use eSIM goy to deplatform yourself totally

>>108515134
>Get a hardware token so you're not stuck with shitty apps
BASED

>>108516472
>Passkeys are better
nope

>>108516317
oracle probably still sells some sort of sun-derived stuff and ibm almost certainly sells the descendants of the workstation line in some capacity

other than that idk somebody is going to claim a chromebook is a unix workstation lol

>>108516317
just use Linamd

>>108516469
apple's P and M core team is in Israel
their E core team is in Britain
the new M5 Pro/Max have only Israeli designed cores

>>108516317
>>108516381
Miyuki sex

>>108516463
>dumbass, the apple bootloader isn't locked
yes it is faggot retard nigger
also the bios is actually on the soldered ssd nowadays
ssd dies = disposable trash

>>108518285
what's the holdup? what's taking them so long? I have 10000€ to spare, I can donate

>>108518297
>what's the holdup?
banks and gouv, phones today are the best way to get data on your population, giving privacy away is a loss for them

>>108518279
imagine linux on x86 but with orders of magnitude smaller community due to ARM and the whole hardware ecosystem being more closed (so similar situation as nvidia drivers).
Another problem is that many killer apps on phones inherently have strong network effects and thus are impossible to replicate as FOSS programs (most instant messengers, banking) so users won't switch and these companies won't support linux without the users being there.
touchscreen program on linux are grim in general, but this might actually improve in the next few years with affordable tablet laptops
power managemant is also a much bigger issue on phones, and you will never can kill programs as aggressively on linux as on android as the assumptions are much different

If you are willing to buy a supported phone, check youtube for reviews. It will work, especially for things like simple telephony, but the experience will be noticeably worse than android

>>108517730
lol. try it. i don't think it even does calling or sms well.

>>108517730
depends on what device and what shell you're using
both phosh and plasma mobile are okay on oneplus 6, it is quite fast, you can use calls, sms, mobile internet, etc
the downside is that battery will not last a long time, and things like camera support are present but can require some workarounds as they're still WIP

>>108518424
No.

          int open(char *file, int omode)

          int create(char *file, int omode, ulong perm)

          int close(int fd)

>mixing int and ulongs just for the sake of it.
>char*
>what the fuck is an omode? Why don't use just "mode"?

>>108510894
looks like malware

>>108510765
the problem must deeper

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Von_Neumann_architecture

https://research.ibm.com/blog/why-von-neumann-architecture-is-impeding-the-power-of-ai-computing

>>108518161
Have you ever gone outside? The majority of human beings barely qualify as sentient. They have a hard time figuring out the semantics of a propositional implication and struggle with already dumbed down undergraduate level math as adults, if they can even manage high school level content at all. The average code monkey is no exception. Optimizing readability, or anything else for that matter, while including this lowest common denominator is a great way to hold back progress.

>>108518777
So its only particularly bad for sloppy slop, not a bad trade-off

>>108517481
The 600 had no front grill, I think it's a 1100

>>108518524
Unigine benchmarks are free

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>>108518037
these old cars have always been extremely creepy. I'm so glad I lived mostly in the 2000s

t. 1990s oomer

>>108518670
Creepy? How so?

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>>108518670
>creepy
wat

>>108509280
damn go is so fucking elegant and nice. miss me with that linq garbage meant for crudware.

>>108509528 #
>the threadpool decides the optimal number of threads to spawn based on the hardware the program is running on.
great so it's unusable for any program where the number of threads you're running is a relevant dev concern or even just something you would like to know and manage yourself. maybe spend a few more years programming and get to the point where you understand the usecase for different levels of abstraction before you say dumb shit

>>108512397
>Futures and “promises” are from web “developers” lol… get an education
level of intelligence of /g/. sad.

>>108514758
bidirectional HM. it was already said ITT tardo.

>>108509692
>>108509962
As another anon put it:
You will never be a Bell Labs l33t memory h4x0r, you are a CS50 jeet who made a fizzbuzz program and now larps about how much you use C on /g/

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>>108491230
Cs is a trans career

>>108507544
The best interviews even pre-AI were about understanding systems, not programming. Any dipshit could cram code questions, but asking an experienced engineer about shit they've actually made always gave better results. I could talk for hours about the automated testing framework I designed and built for three years of my life. Any dipshit jeet trying to bullshit their way into a job would have no such story to give because they have never made anything besides readme changes to high end github projects.
I think this remains true even in the age of AI. It will be more about what you've engineered and systems you've designed rather than what specific programming language you or your AI agent used.
At the same time, we're still going to have scores of shit companies asking all sorts of terrible questions that don't advance their own interests. Can't wait for "about how many tokens do you burn on average? Ooh, that answer doesn't meet our expectations."

>>108491230
AI is the solution. Get with the program or perish. Face it. AI is the future.

>>108517188
Yeah, but at some point you're gonna have to ask something strictly technical, i.e. what the exact limitations are of one approach or other, or how you'd troubleshoot a specific issue. These are the things that are harder to learn the more you use AI.

>>108491230
I'm pretty sure he'll get a tent for free at a charity. Problem solved. :)