>>107648340
>10 million?
The Global Hawks cost about $150 million a pop.

>>107648340
>>107648816
They don't cost that, they are charged that.
Military contracting is a bigger scam than the medical industry.

>>107646291
Pentagon exempt I assume, just like for Huawei.

>>107646291
>bans ALL foreign-made drones, not just China
If this was really a national security problem they would have at least allowed drones from allied countries or something.
America isn't even hiding it anymore. Can't compete? Just ban all potential competition.

>>107648340
60K is a good price for Made in America plane.
You also pay for patriotism
Anyone who complains over high price is a poor commie.

>>107648780
classic theme on windows 7 is crippled because WDDM removed GDI hardware acceleration. Because hardware acceleration is gone, gdi has to be drawn into system memory, and then copied to video memory, these copies are pretty lazy, so the UI is incredibly laggy, its a terrible user experience.

>>107648871
They should have made classic theme compatible with WDDM/DWM.

>>107649310
What they should have done is left the GDI acceleration functions alone. Removing them was asshole behavior, they were not complicated. And clearly GPU manufacturers had no trouble supporting them since XP drivers continued to exist for like a decade after vista released.

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>I like turd made of brown feces, it reminds me of chocolate

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Windows 2k is shit but I like it's aesthetic. It reminds me of Windows 11.

>>107647848
my own

>>107647848
clang because apple > gnu

clang for linting and in-line error checking
gcc for the final production build

>>107648695
>literally the entire player base plays with cave-ins turned off even though that's its entire differentiator
>the only nontrivial gameplay loop is climbing the metallurgy tech tree
>yet no in-game incentive to go past copper
nice game.

>>107648554
pocket edition was developed by mojang way before microsoft purchased them

>>107649367
Interesting fact. Notch is currently working on a game with a small team. It’s supposed to be a roguelike exploration game.

>>107649404
lol, lmao

>>107646137
It got made at a time when user generated content was THE selling point.
Think about LittleBigPlanet or Roblox.
But Minecraft is the only one where you can host it yourself.
The basegame does provide everything necessary for a modified server to do all kinds of cool things. You can join Hypixel with your default unmodded vanilla client.

It will never have any serious competition either. Because in the current year, you cant just let a player do what he wants. Imagine if he would build a swastika!
And self hosted game servers in 2025?

>>107644673
>Stores wouldn't be stocked
>Trucks and trains wouldn't run
>Restaurants would be gone
>Huge swatches of manufacturing
how much of the economy is this prole crap anymore? like 20%? the lords who own us and rule us don't care. this shit can crash and burn, and you barely contribute to it anyway. for every actually physically productive worker, whose output directly contributes to something other people end up actually using, there are already 10 freeloaders just clogging up the system and serving as distributed consumption engines

you already have barely any purchasing power as a non-elite. most office drones are already largely redundant. if they can reduce the number of caste menials toiling in complex, unstructured environments to a minimum that can be easily ruled, the rest of the teeming masses of humanity and adjacent humanoids become little more than friction in the system, an atavistic evolutionary branch that should be extirpated

>>107644673
>Stores wouldn't be stocked
they would still be stocked, but a more efficient and automatable shelving system would be utilized.
>Trucks and trains wouldn't run
already automated decades ago but due to unions we're not allowed to implement it
>Restaurants would be gone
also automated already
>Huge swatches of manufacturing would be gone
also automated already

>>107644673
Eliminate 99% of the population and none of that even matters, retard. We're returning to feudalism.

>>107642522
I hate to say it, but a nominal fee for applying to white collar jobs would at least CURB the issue. This of course only if we've already gutted h1b and every indian first.

>>107642522
Hitler had an idea. A very good idea.

>>107637847
>350mb
That's pretty impressive. My system processes are 1GB alone.

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Hey sisters

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Wish I had a mux chip

>>107648879
this but Feeblon and Jewgle

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>>107649117

>>107648943
wonder why exactly they restricted it

>>107649289
Anon, if you wanted m--t's dox you could ask me.

>>107649401
You, the retarded newfaggot who contradicted a well-known fact? Just give it a rest already.

Qemu, obviously. You fuckin pisskidney.

windows with wsl

>>107649132
/thread

>>107649132
/thread

>>107649132
fpbp

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>wipe windows partition
>install linux mint
>immediately regret it
>come crawling back
I cant do it I can't fucking leave windows. this is the third i tried to swear off of windows and it failed miserably. I am LITERALLY in an abusive relationship with microsoft

>>107649291
ten was perfect
however the hate for eleven ive seen for the past two years was legit, whoever coded the taskbar in some web viewer needs to be sent to the gulag
and there are so many tiny little things that are worse or harder to access for no goddamn reason so i need like ten different debloaters/tweakers fucking hell

>>107649312
oh yeah 11 is a joke, i'm on windows 10 iot ltsc until windows 12 comes out, it sounds like copium (it is) but im hoping they get their shit together for 12.

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I really, REALLY like this character

>>107626850

picking grapes at wineyard?

>>107645298
sorry meant this>>107645697
is meant for this >>107645196

sorry, didnt look it has nothing to do with slackware 14.

anyways, running current is not perfect.
its like running debian sid or something. breakages are to be expected.
i mostly use it for the up to date kernel though.
inside the chroot, i have some quarterly stable. i am definitely more concerned about what will happen to that when i have to upgrade.

>>107645839
quarterly stable *gentoo*

>>107635569
>oldest distro means design choices are based on long term experience
You got it completely backwards. Slackware's design choices were made in the early 90s, without the benefit of experience.

That said, you don't want a very new distro -- they haven't proven themselves and don't have the critical mass of users (for bug reports) and maintainers.

>>107638951
>>107638999
Nice, Slackware was the only distro I used consistently for a couple of months, maybe up to a year. I was in a remote place for work, far away from civilization and internet, so I needed something that had everything (I had a bootable full dvd). I kinda miss it now because otherwise I'm a Winblows user. Any tips for returning to Slackware/Linux after a 15 year hiatus?

>>107634486
but /dev/null is your /home/

>>107647863
I don't think pewds qualifies as the type of chud who would do that. More likely he just hates big tech/Indians. Which is normal for anybody exposed to both.
>>107647881
>Not available to researches because of 'outdated views'. Who's stopping them from releasing it on huggingface? Or stopping someone from training a new or small base model off of similar datasets?

>>107647907
He used to make his meme review content directly from pol memes, said nigger and made references that he reads pol. Why do you think he left to Japan instead of raising his kid in Britain or Sweden?

>>107647881
>https://github.com/DGoettlich/history-llms
POTD

>>107647881
>homosexual described subjectively
>no value judgment on the person of tolerance
lel

>>107647710
Te amo, Tay. ;-;

>>107649382
>cmake
you were cooked from the beginning

>>107649382
why are you depending on git versions of your dependencies?

>>107649393
I was gonna pin it to a specific version or use a system library later, I swear.
>>107649390
I wanted to see what it's like.

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>>107640104
>window refreshing a few times
>font resizing
this is too accurate

>>107640104
needs an ad or an AI based response in the window and its literally perfect

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>>107640000
checked

>>107640000
digits: checked
feeling: shared

>>107642892
imagine being nostalgic about crap like this

>>107647918
I see you posted this an hour ago and nobody helped you. This is a meme general.
Repost your question in >>>/e/edg/ they are helping out right now.

>>107648366
>>107648621
What has changed in your side sustem/model wise?
https://files.catbox.moe/hy0duf.png
https://files.catbox.moe/aobq6r.png

>>107648141
Networking world is generations behind when it comes to automation. I moved from DevOps to network engineering, and was shocked by the state of things. Ansible is still considered cutting edge. Good luck finding anything that isn't total shit.

>>107648450
First time I saw that elf, it took me like 15 (literally) seconds to find the artist.

>>107648141
>selfhosted solution for switch management
Half of the timer the vendor solution doesn't even work what world do you live in?

>>107648612
>>107648710
im seeing now that networking is in a bit of a fucked situation.
im starting to see why people like unifi so much nowadays.

>>107648612
>Networking world is generations behind when it comes to automation
because reliability and uptime is important, not vibecoded fisher-price webui