How come C# isn't more popular when it's basically Java but better? Is it because people distrust a language maintained by Microsoft, or does the JVM have non-obvious but crucial advantages over the CLR?
>>107835911What benefit do I get rewriting all of my Apache camel/springboot in C#? And that's just before I have to deploy it anywhere, after that I need to rewrite parts of my CI/CD
the only reason C# exists is so people can easily crack it open with a fucking hammer and mod out whatever dogshit the initial dev did
>>107834144It has nothing to do with "le distrust", real life has nothing to do with /g/'s schizophrenia, and all people spouting this crap ITT never had a job.It is just that most companies you're thinking of are either older than C#, or C# was not fully fleshed out by the time they finished establishing themselves.It costs more than you imagine to rewrite the entire company's project to another language, it is simply not convenient at all, even if it is a better language.
>>107836370I don't know. I'm mostly interested in backend work desu, so I didn't really look at how full-featured the UI libraries are. I know that the back-end frameworks in both languages are pretty full-featured.
>>107834144>Java but betterAnon, your definition of better is different from mine.
IPS or OLED?
>>107836833No burn in after 5700 hours.
>>107821187>muh contrastOLED has too many issues that retards avoid to talk about>black crush>vrr flicker with blacks>black smearing on low brightness>color hue shift when viewed off angles at a close distance>shittier whites and overall brightnessi came from good ips panels and have never felt an ave feeling that people hype about oled. and i compared it side by side on a daily basis. the blacks felt like a gimmick, given all the downsides. and i didn't even mention the burn-in issue (simply because i haven't experienced it yet and led wears out with time too, just not as notably)
there's also font fringing issues, but I will blame software for this for not keeping up with the hardware development and different pixel arrangements.
>>107821225OLED burn-in after 20k hours is less severe than IPS bleed-in at t=0
>>107821187Just Wait™ technologyI'm waiting for QDEL (also called NanoLED)
so what programs do you use to actually program in?
>>107825936In school? Nano. At work, VS Code.
RustRover
nobody here actually uses git do they
>>107835844of course not, it's tranny software
>>107825936vscodeneovim
If you want a tablet and also want to draw, should you get an iPad or a Samsung tablet?
>>107828973If you want to draw as a hobby for cheap, used Samsing tablets lose value way more than iPads, add a capacitive stylus and a matte screen protector and you're good to go.
>>107836386Okay
>>107835353that's what i did when i realized you could get a whole computer for the price of a new drawing tablet.you can use wacom pens on them since microsoft just licensed the technology from them, just check for compatibility before you buy the pen too. scored a very nice wacom pen for 9 bucks on ebay auctions since nobody else was bidding on it.
iPads are so cool
>>107838433said nobody ever
this is the technology board and nobody is talking about the solid state battery technology being unlockedthis is at least as big as back when lithium ion battery technology was unlockedthis changes everything. we're going to get flying cars and hoverboards now and a bunch of other shit that wasn't possible because batteries weren't good enough
>>107833487>>Low energy density doesn't matter in grid and home applications.Most batteries are not used in grid or home applications: you plug shit into a socket.Energy density matters for portable devices which is where lithium batteries are used. Even for example a cordless drill that's mostly used "at home" still needs reasonable energy density because nobody will lug around a 1kg battery on their "handheld drill". Electrical devices are either mains-powered or need to be portable and therefore have dense batteries.Maybe the only exception is literal grid energy storage but they already use shit like gravity batteries on hydroelectric dams, which have infinity cycles and are better, cheaper, simpler and more durable than any chemical battery at that scale.
>>107826716Because niggaz like you post TikTok tier shit constantly so I get tired from giving a fuck.Sure man break through bat no one heard about, sure man tiny nuclear bat to work for ever, sure man self driving cars, sure man artificial sentiment inteligance sure man flying cars sure man ray tracing, sure man 'nu breakthrou technoligi no one has ever heard about it!! O:::'
>>107833854Obviously I don't mean cordless drills when I say grid and home applications. Everything you said about energy density on handhelds is true, I agree. You need high density batteries to make these things worthwhile. I still remember nicad makitas; feels bad man.You slap some solar on a roof, and hook up a stack of nickel irons in a shed and you can relatively cheaply and sustainably get a week of emergency power or stack more and you become the grid selling watts to your neighbors at peak hours.In the same way that lithium density made handhelds viable, cheap on site storage makes solar viable.
>>107826716>china claimsAll battery technology is fake until it's a mass produced item in your hand.
>>107831574These are foul.
/g/, where did (You) learn Assembly?
>>107818768>Do the names Justine Tunney and Mary Ann Horton ring a Bell (Labs)?How does ""''Justine"""""" Tunney relate to Bell Labs? I had to look that dude up and he was born in 1984. Bell Labs ceased to exist in 1984. Was he working for them as an infant?
could you do anything with x86_64 assembly in current yearwould you not get defeated by all the 'security features' of modern OSes and UEFI?
>>107837184>could you do anything with x86_64 assembly in current yearSee KolibriOS discussed earlier in this thread.
>>107818149From a little-known tech YouTube channel called LaurieWiredhttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn_It163He32Ujm-l_czgEBhbJjOUgFhg
>>107838055>19 minutes to explain shifts and rotates
Best Practices Editionprevious: >>107761293READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Home_server/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.>What software should I run?Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.>Why should I have a home server?De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107834996doro...
retard alert here.If I build a NAS, I think I need 1 SSD for appdata and at least 1 for cache. Are these separate drives? And since I see people saying mirror your appdata and cache, does this mean you need 4 SSDs total?
I don't understand docker at all i feel so dumb
>>107838177Neither do I but that doesn't stop me from using it.
>>107838190I'm struggling with it but maybe it's because it's my 1st time using it (and that I'm also on linux)
NEWS>somebody submitted a huge PR to fix all the issues with 10.11 and it is being reviewed as of a few hours ago!https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/pull/15986
>>107837739>It's been on the Play Store for over a month now. I don't use the goy store, all I know is I installed it for my dad and at the time it wasn't.
>>107837987>I know is I installed it for my dadMost dads use the goy store. what's the problem? your dad is probably good goy boomer anyway.
>>107837998>at the time it wasn't [on the play store].Need more help anon?
>>107838011Switch him to the goy store then. Don't you want your dad to update his Wholphin easily?
>>107837739>All my subs are embedded. They work fine.good for you but if anon wants to solve his problem he should try extracted subs to test if that solves his problem
>Windows 10 LTSC 2021> (pick i dont have internet)Run these programs first:> ionuttbara / windows-defender-remover (removes windows defender)> Windows Update blocker to permanently disable updates> SimpleWall to block internet access for spyware, bloated apps etc. (if any exist)Internet on:>Whitelist qbittorrent and firefox in simplewall>get your drivers from the official site> install MPC HC because you're not gay LOL> notepad++ for coodingThere you now have the best OS in the world.
Doesn't disabling updates kind of ruin the point of using LTSC? If you just want to get rid of the UWP apps that's a one-liner post-install. And some software will refuse to run on LTSC so don't use it unless you're gonna use it. My whole apartment building is one LAN so I'm not going to run unpatched code lol
>>107834193
>>107834193>Manjaro>sudo pacman -S yay>yay -SyuAll done.
just fucking install kubuntu. Its faster and works better than meme windows 10.Windows is dead didnt you get the memo, just let go bro. Steam plays everything and what doesnt play on steam will play on heroic.
>disabling updates on ltscfor what purpose???that invalidates the entire point of ltsc
What cybersecurity service would many people pay for, or what service would a small number of wealthy people pay for?
>>107834560There's a billion retards that can cobble up trash in a matter of hours. Do you think you're special? You're so unremarkable and unoriginal that you're trying to outsource even the easiest part - the idea.Rich cunts don't want anything made and maintained by a single person. You don't have the capacity to offer support and you don't have resources to get access some kind of specialized resources that would offer something others can't and distinguish your product from the competition. They will always go with a 24/7 support service from an established tested source. Maybe try to have an even narrower potential client base? Write something for bezos alone, I'm sure that's gonna work out. >cs in anno domini 9/11+25
>>107834430make a react wrapper around some basic CLI tools for OSINT goons that dont want to use commandline.
>>107835213Then what do you do other than trying to make your way up the corporate ladder?>>107835434>You're so unremarkable and unoriginal that you're trying to outsource even the easiest part - the idea.Original ideas often fail because markets reward familiarity and scalability. Novelty doesn't pay.>They will always go with a 24/7 support service from an established tested sourceyou could have said that from the start.>Maybe try to have an even narrower potential client base? Write something for bezos alone, I'm sure that's gonna work out.If you don't want to spoonfeed then why'd you take the time to post? It's almost like you have a child’s understanding of reality due to a stunted growth induced by learning everything about the world from cartoon characters and obese aging hag middle school teachers telling you that you won't make it big in life if you don't get good grades.I don't know if this is deliberate (trolling) or not, but if it's the latter, then you're a mind rape victim and a bottom barrel scraping mollusk that subsides on the leftovers and shitstains of your better priors. Your entire existence is painted in half assed stale regurgitation. Dont lecture me on anything you fucking worm.
>>107835654>you could have said that from the start.If you don't even know that, you are not going to create anything worth shit, bozo. Anyonr with even vague understanding of the topic do not need that spelled out for them. Didn't even bother reading the rest, you are a retard.
>>107834430i'd call you a parasite, but i genuinely revel in your complete inability to find sustenancethanks for posting, my day is now better, and i'm not usually someone that finds joy in negativity
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>>107790921i saw this girls porn video where some guy has her take hrt pills or something from his cock while sucking it as she's in a chastity and calls him daddy and thanks him for it, super fucking hot. i cant remember what the dude's redgifs channel is, he's some white guy named Top something or Dom something no idea and he fucks troons, fug i need to find it again. linux, am i right guys?
>>107837844I want to be that girl so bad
>>107831850such desktop much wow
it is over, I abandoned all the ricing for the ultimate working man desktop solution>windows 11>non lstc>non debloated>not one single pirated software>no darkmode>defaults setting on all the appsyou will own nothing and be happy
>>107838216cringe
Would you live inside Wine Desktop? Would it be insane to turn Wine into a DE for Linux like Windows 3.1 originally was for DOS? I would use the shit out of this.
>>107838115No, because vanilla ReactOS has a kernel that tries to be compatible with Windows, but it's developed by too small of a team and they're trying to build compatibility for 30 year old versions of Windows. Using the Linux kernel avoids all that. If your hardware is supported on Linux, it works perfectly. ReactOS is just WINE, you're just running WINE on Linux like Proton.
>>107838138the site literally says it uses reactos code
>>107838166Yes, ReactOS is basically a DE that runs in WINE. That's the point.
>>107837918>>107829669Butting in. I would say NT is probably the most appealing part of Windows.Win32 is great for the compatibility is affords, but I don't think most people would say the API itself is the draw here, more than the library of existing software is the appeal of Win32. Kind of indirect value, or like incidental rather than intentional. Not that the API is horrible, but I know enough people complain about its verbosity and explicitness, which is how it ends up getting those portability guarantees.What I'm saying is that kernel versus kernel I think most people would prefer to use NT if it were open source / an option for them over Linux, so Win32 on top of Linux isn't much of a boon. Kind of like when people port GNU to other kernels, but the opposite sentiment. it's not like most people have some grand affinity for the GNU core utils, so ports of it to some other kernel aren't that interesting (to some).The Linux kernel isn't a big draw with its inherently dated design. They keep trying to bolt modern concepts on it from other systems, but then most developers seem to target portable POSIX standards anyway. Where in Win32 and NT, you can quite easily accommodate various versions of your APIs. I've noticed that in the BSD and SunOS kernels too, but I see a lot of Linux users complaining about breakages that annoy them. And even in my own experience the APIs really prove what they are, a first attempt at a modern operating system. A first attempt. That we have been stuck with for more than half a century now, while younger systems like NT come into existence and can take the same approach of learning from other systems, but had the benefit of incorporating them into the foundation of a brand new system. Retaining legacy compliance without compromising on the new parts. I find macOS to be somewhat simillar with XNU, the way they're retained POSIX compat is useful for them but their encouragement to use their modern mach based stuff, has done well.
>>107832473tsmt, troonix can't compete.
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107834122Makes you realize why so many people think they're gonna be replaced by AI tomorrow. Yeah, if your brain overfits so hard on the first programming language you learn you should be worried.
>chez is the best scheme this and that chez chezchez doesn't even have an ecosystem. There are no libraries, there is nothing. A toy.
https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1q978w9/packageel_package_diffreview_feature_has_landed/Good morning sars. You can diff in package.el now
>>107837582you need library to program? LOL
>>107837582Racket is the best "library" for Chez Scheme
i should've studied chemistry and kept cs as a hobby, i don't wanna write corpo slop software for a living
>>107838206my point was whatever you decide to do it is for corpos.
>>107837946I studied chemistry and now I'm applying to CS masters program.Chemistry is total fucking dogshit as a "career" and I would not recommend it to anyone.
>>107838314>Chemistry is total fucking dogshit as a "career"To be fair that was one of the reasons i didn't study it in the end. Tho the dream of working on some r&d shit still prevails
>>107838339>working on some r&d shitDoing that sucks, actually. The light at the end of the dogshit tunnel is more dogshit.
>>107838387Damn
No way you can activate a Widows 7 just using a private key from Epstein file EFTA00002467 - this really works -- check it out. Source: https://x.com/possiblyazure/status/2010130795596525719?s=20
damn if op wasnt a retarded facebook mum we might have been able to read the key from the image he copy pasted or saved from twitter but instead weve got a screenshot of a now deleted twitter post
>>107829895mfw
What's the kry you fucking retard
>>107829397SACH!
>>107836472What is it with /g/eets and spamming baby ducks? It's like the "timmy" spam on /pol/.
