>>107888831
I find Defender to be the only 'quality' MS product so I keep the automatic sample submission on.

>network -a
>Mmmm yes, yes
>I have no fucking idea what I'm looking at
I want to check all my current connections and I want to be sure what is making what connection (like the browser or antivirus).

But I have no idea how to look at this, networking filters me hard.

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>>107890019
Playing with Stardock Connection Explorer but Edge WebView, ick. IDK if there is an open source equivalent.

>>107881597
Found a solution, praise goodness because I absolutely needed this.
https://github.com/Bladez1992/LTSConvert
Seems to run scripts based on everything everybody does normally, but he must have extra failsafes in place for whatever was gunking up my attempts. The guy who made it probably included a workaround every possible roadblock. Worked like a charm. Wish I'd seen this earlier. Saving and keeping forever.

>>107888559
you can turn that off on edge settings

>>107889968
>>107886558
>>107883060
>>107877595
>>107876384
get a toilet currynigger

>>107876268
macbooks are no longer overrated. they are very lightweight, power efficient, long battery life, have top tier performance (gpu aside), and have no need to be plugged in and most importantly they just werk. no tinkering around, just plug and play

I buy tools because they just work!

Translation: You buy shitty tools

If you could spend $2k on a new computer nobody here drops it on a macbook

>>107883050
apple gpu has been decent since the M3, the M5 however is stellar

Hot girls don't use Windows

>>107887688
>Guix
>CPUs may not function fully.
grim

I gotta just drop into the thread and say that vertico + consult + meow is goated

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>>107887873
Read SICP and achieve SATORI.
https://youtu.be/RhSwBgF-g4I

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>>107882731

>>107890558
This is with a very very faint selection (population size = 100, selection size = 95). In reality it converges in a couple steps to the min.

>>107884467
Is just a word, bro.

>>107883072
How about Assembled in the Soviet Union?

>>107889005
It has a ring to it.

>>107863213
Only way to be sure about that is to desolder the WiFi chip.

>>107860395
Some CRT TV in some flea store, and an android box is superior.

>>107890110
Docker only works for individual applications.
LXC/LXD are system containers, meaning you have services, logs, scheduled tasks, and so on, just like in a real OS.

>>107890160
Blame whoever came up with the failed (and pushed) streamed app shit. Now Apple wants to start renting apps and I can't even find videos about Google, streaming and apps without a flood of results about their new TV streamer.

Streaming *everything* is what these companies want. They'll stream you oxygen if they can get the patent.

>>107889708
I think I got it running (?) but I need to manually run
>modprobe -r thinkpad_acpi
>modprobe thinkpad_acpi fan_control=1
And start the thinkfan.service everytime I boot. Wiki says something about generating initramfs manually but I'm confused by it. How do I do that?

>>107890349
So if I want to run... idk a tor gateway or i2p router in a container to be used with other software (lets say, a web browser)
is better to run these services/applications as multiple dockers that communicate with each other (with docker compose) or run them in a single / multiple lxc container(s)?

I guess what I'm also getting at is, apart from portability reasons, why is docker more popular if you can do the same with lxc with all the benefits of system containers? Being lightweight can't be the reason since you can use alpine for lxc and I don't see it as inherently more secure since it runs as root ....

>>107890539
it is never always better to use one over the other, or else both wouldn't exist

>why is docker more popular if you can do the same with lxc with all the benefits of system containers?
time to market, LXD is younger than docker, config for LXC containers pre LXD was more tedious which is a problem Docker solved, as it was originally based on LXC

>>107889870
hi

>>107889801
why wouldn't it be fixable? Use more flux and re-wet those legs. the melting solder should contract on the leg.

>>107889801
i should have looked closer. you may have to remove some of the solder mask from those traces in front of the legs so you can actually get something down. it also looks like you don't have enough heat in the solder you are using. you may also try a tiny bit of wire from the (lightly) scraped back traces to the legs that are broken off.

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>>107889801
i have no idea how i'm supposed to respond to the text of your post so i'll just respond to the image you posted. your soldering looks shitty and there might be a poor/intermittent connection.

put some flux on the leads of the IC, and reflow the solder with a tinned tip. if there's too much solder after reflowing then clean it up with some solder wick. if your solder wick isnt working, put flux onto the wick and use a heavily tinned tip on the wick.

pic related is through hole but you get the idea.

>>107889801
Not quite...

Geon Fuck Yeah

https://youtu.be/GynhDcWIa3c?si=MgjmBZaJ7jIlA4_v

>>107889591
hoooly shit
this motherfucker lives by geON onLY

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You know Geon only makes sense
when you look back at what used to be hot
like this fucking piece of shit
what was UP with the KOHAKU?
I DON'T FUCKING GET IT FUUUCK

>>107882708
What really bothers me about the Agar is that the super and meta keys on the right side are shifted to the right a bit compared to a true HHKB layout.
It's the same with most "HHKB layout" keyboards. On a true HKKB layout the super and meta keys placed literally perfectly.

>>107884356
>sword damage
>compiled
again, refer to >>107888813

no wonder gamedevs make like 1/3 of what actual software engineers do

>>107888832
>an example gets brought up (sword damage)
>retard automatically assumes thats the only thing its good for
>cant think outside the box
>cant think in abstractions

you are literally a retard thinking you are a genius

>>107884356
that's because you only program character by character rather than like chads do, function by function

>>107884244
I don’t see how this is a C problem.
You could embed a C interpreter or JIT in your program if you really wanted. Now C has this functionality.
Or is this just me being retarded?

>>107884244
>doesn't embed his program with lua

Looking for an foid to say risque (lewd) things for use on song/s (seriously).
For more info:
4chanmu@proton.me

>>107880782
It's a vocoder

>>107881788
>>107883132
>>107883534
No it obviously isn't, how else do you explain the french accent in all of daft punks songs.

>>107884732
same reason as Martin Garrix and Ed Sheeran.
It's far easier to get 1 million poo's to watch a music video, than 1 million westerners.
All you have to do is have a verse with the most basic chromatic movement and show an indian woman dancing sexually right before she's raped.

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>>107889092
>for use on songs

>>107889263
it's whatever makes you sleep tight tonight champ :)

>>107889055
>dw bro it gets better in ur 30s
I'm 43 bro

>>107889842
>Tech News & Industry Insights
The Register - https://www.theregister.com/
TechCrunch - https://techcrunch.com/
Hacker News - https://news.ycombinator.com/
Fudzilla - https://fudzilla.com/news
ZDNet - https://www.zdnet.com

>Software Development & Programming
GitHub Trending - https://github.com/trending
DevDocs - https://devdocs.io
JavaScript, CSS, HTML sandbox - https://jsfiddle.net
MDN Web Docs - https://developer.mozilla.org
Stack Overflow Blog - https://stackoverflow.blog
The Missing Semester of Your CS Education - https://missing.csail.mit.edu

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>>107880957
>get into a non-tech career
when you do that do you feel everything not worth it because not a lot of things are high value skills
have you thought of becoming a salaryman?

>>107889055
I’m 38 and this is the worst job market I’ve ever seen. Even the worst years of the Great Recession weren’t as bad as this. My 20s were a breeze compared to the economic hellscape that is life today.

>>107890440
at this point you might as well follow your passion and dreams because getting hired and a career are just as less guaranteed as that.. maybe u will succeed and actually enjoy what u do while making good money

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>>107890095
>I still don't know what the use case for arm rests is.
good for smaller tables when you don't have the space to rest your arms on

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>>107889943
this is the new basic armrest for most of cheaper chairs so not really

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>>107890237
that's nasty looking. would screw those off and just buy arm rests on the table. gaming tables should be bundled with these by default

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luckily they are easy to remove. i removed mine and sold them for 25 dollars

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removed these retarded side bolsters too while i was at it. the metal supports are still there but they dont touch and round my shoulders anymore. dont buy gaming chairs

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>>107881903
I don't want a sex robot, I want a loveable maid housewife robot that just happens to have sex capabilities

>>107890361
I think in an interview the creator of neo it said that it uses no gears because of its custom robot actuators which i think make less noise. But im not spending $300 a piece or however many 3 digits on robot actuators for the time being.
Hell theres better alternatives to regular servos like the mg90 which are cheap. As a rule of thumb the less the motor struggles the less noise itd make which means youd want more torque. There might also be tricks like a low pass filter and dampening the vibrations….

>>107882372
Kek.

This is the company that threatened legal action against someone for reporting security holes in their shit and went on to not fix said holes for many many years even after it was publicly known.

They also haven't been able to make a stroker that can simply "move to position" without seconds of delay. Meanwhile the OSR2 guy made something better for cheaper in his own fucking garage.

>>107883685
>love not real
in this pagan world sure

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will be another 20 years at LEAST

Boston dynamics have spent 34 years building robots and go look at their most recent one, it still walks like a robot, it’s shit it falls over etc
Even now I think about it 20 years I very optimistic it will probably be 35/40

>>107890267
Same.

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>>107890267
It never got *that* bad for me but relatable.

>>107887544
copping by calling that anon a brown third worlder XD

>>107890484
>z'gok
based