Light themes are objectively superior to dark themes, why do so many people still choose dark?
for me, it's blue themes
>>107835866Because most programmers haven't outgrown this.
>>107837777Studies show that light theme in bright environment > dark theme in dim environment > light theme in dim environment > dark theme in bright environment in regards to eye-strain, but there's also a study showing people perform better while using dark themes.
>>107835866Because fuck you.
>>107835866>objectively superiorYour brain is too small to be worth addressing if those words ever cross your lips.
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?
>>107840376>(windows has a small minority share of the server OS market)those kinds of stat charts only point to public web servers, and maybe databasesWindows Server is used for a lot of enterprise software which isn't exposed to the internet or advertised online. C#, being a Java clone, also shares its primary use case of web-enabled enterprise softwarepretty much all companies use Active Directory and other Microsoft/Office/SharePoint stuff, all of which run on Windows Server
>>107834339The standard library has generally very nice naming conventions.But go try explain the difference between NET Framework, .NET Core and .NET (by which I mean .NET 5 and up)..NET in itself is already a godawful name for a general purpose computing platform that isn't really focused on web shit at all.
>>107838989And remember, Microsoft was waging a proxy war on Linux via SCO at the time C# arrived. It was not just Windows only, it was hostile to other platforms for a long time. Everyone assumed the Mono developers would eventually be sued out of existence by Microsoft.
What's the consensus on msbuild when it comes to C# development?Usually I see people hating on it, although I'm not sure if that comes more from C++ devs working with it.I had to get a little bit more in-depth with it recently, and I found it to be rather pleasant.Modern msbuild is very flexible and expressive.and consise IMO.I do hate how the most popular IDE for csharp (VS) basically hides all that flexibility from the average dev cause they wanna give people fucking GUIs to configure their builds, and solution files are an absolute disaster even with the recent modernization efforts.But ignoring those is easy if you don't use VS and then you just have a good (and starndardized) build system.It being standardized is also worth alot.
>macroslopjust fuck off
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What am I doing wrong that lsfg-vk isn't working on Steam? The lsfg-vk conf file works just fine for games launched directly through wine, but it isn't doing a thing for Jet Set Radio, which is launched through Steam. I tried setting this launch command for JSR on Steam but it's still not working:>LSFG_LEGACY=1 LSFG_MULTIPLIER=4 LSFG_FLOW_SCALE=1 mangohud %command%
https://www.youtube.com/@shinywr/videosWhat is going on guys? Can anyone rip the videos and reupload them? We need to scrub them.
https://github.com/z-libs/Zen-Cwhat does /g/ think of the new C killer?
>>107839634that looks vibe coded
>>107839810false
>>107839888good argument, you're right
>>107839634>RAIIcome onleave the stupid feature naming to c++
>>107839634>var x>x is immutablekys
PNG supports HDR now.Pretty cool, right?
>>107837099It's completely backwards compatible. Earlier devices will just read the base PNG portion and ignore the HDR extras.
>>107840729it does
whats so difficult about hdr support tho>heres a pixel with some values>program : is that more bits than usual? aaaaaaaaaaahhh what do I do?
>>107840841They need a way to specify the difference between bright and very bright, otherwise you end up with an image where everything is dark except for the sun.
>>107834174That's great, now we just need proper HDR support in Windows 13.
>be me>working at local county government as software dev about a decade ago>we have a jeet working on the team as well for unknown reasons>the jeet leaves and I'm assigned with modernizing an application he wrote, and converting it from PHP to C#>app is for tracking how the county commissioners vote on approving/rejecting contracts, should only need to track if they're approved, denied, or still pending a decision>instead of just counting if two of the three county commissioners have voted to appprove, he created the most convoluted calculation system I have ever seen>a vote to approve is 1, a vote to reject is 4, abstaining from a vote is 13, being absent for a vote is 40>if you were paying attention, each number is the previous number times 3 plus 1>jeet does this because he can uniquely identify what each vote is even after turning them into numbers>almost brilliant in a retard savant way, he found a way to not have to learn what an enum is>the PHP code then has the most complicated spider web of ifs and else ifs I've ever seen, calculating if the contract is approved or not>I turn his 1000+ line of nonsense into 12 lines of C#>mfwShare your horror stories, bonus points if they involve jeets shitting out unmaintainable spaghetti code
>>107795817>saar he didn't died, he are resting
>>107796415>>tell them to go eat cow pooit's a compliment
>>107813815Actually retardedly brilliant.>Keeps you always useful.>makes it look like doing something>security inc8dents collapse network automagically.
>>107795067>Was working at a large financial firm>they hired a group of Indians to come over and code the latest platform.>It was supposed to be a month contract but they kept dodging requirements, blaming internal software, the lot.>one month became six months, half of them got local women pregnant (one jailed for snuggle struggle)>team got sent back>two of them managed to return on next project>that went to crap as well.>same firm. One of the munchers brown nosed so much.>got his own team, brought in more munchers>ended up getting rid of the whites due to assassinations>his entire team fired because the traders had enough>kept him. put him into disk server maintenance. >internal cloud/disk redhat thing - he became in charge of a high profile group, demanded more peopleComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>work at smaller financial firm>jeet coworker>explains things in the most convoluted way, addition becomes linear algebra>so much manual work not funny>I automate most of my job>he tries to copy me. spends weeks on a 2-line code change to a script.>script now breaks regularly, boss has to get involved - he's crap at coding too.>weeks go by, they eventually get it working>its silently failing from then.>traders cannot get access to business-critical data>script rolled back>they do everything extra manually.>I tried to help but told to get lost>jeet pleasant to everyone above him, except those who he considers below him, he's horrible>satan pops in to get tips from himComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Is this a good option to escape (((Intel ME))) and (((AMD PSP)))?Yes, I'm a targeted individual
>>107840951Yes but you would instead be inside the chinese equivalent
>>107841084Not the FOSS I use. I do no porn so hardly child one. >>107841099Didn't know 4chan had access to my computer >>107841114Never setting foot China, not an issue.
>>107841135>Never setting foot China, not an issue.未来可能不会给你选择
>>107840951>1300 eurobux>256/16just buy a mac mini
longsoon processors are running a novel architecture that only has a handful of linux distros that support it, so unless you can read chinese i don't really see how you're going to even use it. zhaoxin processors are based on patents VIA stole from intel like thirty years ago and when intel bought them out and shuttered the company five years ago VIA sold their remaining IP to a chinese company. hygon processors are literally zen 2 on a worse process node. same architecture and performance.all three of them are going to have massive backdoors
I never owned BT earbuds. What are the downsides versus wired?
>>107838835>the batteries will eventually die and you wont be able to replace themSkill issue. Replaced batteries on sony wf1kxm3 in like half an hour for both buds. Batteries where like $5 on aliexpress.
>>107841073>this is an old problem, most buds over $40 have the feature to connect to and switch between multiple devicesThey continually tell me this and every time I fall for it and buy one, it ends up only working smoothly sometimes. The best I've used is a Qudelix 5K but that only works as well as it does because it maintains a connection to 2 devices at once and swaps between them based on which is higher priority. But even that makes its own issues, like a phone stealing audio from a computer to play a notification ding. Apart from that, Samsung seems to handle device switching best, but even so there's the occasional time it randomly doesn't and I have to either take a call holding the phone to my ear or tell the person on the other end to hold on while I fuck with Bluetooth settings until it works again.Pulling a plug out of one thing and putting it in another works 100% of the time, never happens when you don't want it, and only takes a second.
>>107841183I have a cheap JBL. It prioritizes whatever device is playing audio first and only switches if that device stops. I don't use it for calls so maybe that's where our experience differs.
>>107838774latency, and thats about it. I've been using mine for 3 years and they're still fine. If you're using your earbuds continuously long enough for them to run out you're destroying your hearing. There's also this>>107839441Unless you pair samsung with samsung, apple with apple, cmf with cmf, etc. their absoulete bestest codec wont probably work
The real problem, the battery will eventually degrade in 1 year or so, I know this very well because I use wireless exclusively and I have to replace them every 9 months or so, because once it starts to degrade you only got 1 month or 2 before it sharply degrades even further. Now, actual battery time will depend on the price, cheap ones do like 4-5 hours while expensive ones can go up to 11 hours, HOWEVER, charging these things for like 5 minutes gives you like 1 hour. literally if you're out of battery pop then in the charging pod and wait a few minutes and bang you've got another 1 or so it's very fast.these thing also have high latency but if you're only listening to music it doesn't matter, many of them come with a low latency mode too.
4chan XT is dead https://github.com/TuxedoTako/4chan-xt/releases/tag/XT2.24.2whats the alternative?
>>107839793no problem (yet)
>>107839794fucking 404
>>107839794404ed as fuck
I fixed it myself.
yeah coffeescript/typescript/whateverthefuck is turbogay. i forked the resulting 4chanx js myself years ago and have just been maintaining my own private build with new features.most annoying thing is how none of these shitty *monkey userscript addons can deal well with local files, especially if they have imports. muhbrowsersecurity, how dare you try to do what you want with your data, i need to protect you from file://localhost
Nuked by an escaped /v/ Schizo editionPrevious Thread: >>107781231>Links:>DALL-E 3https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator>4ohttps://chatgpt.com/https://sora.chatgpt.comhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro)https://gemini.google.com/apphttps://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fxhttps://labs.google/fx/tools/whiskComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107838289Mostly ellipsis, omitting whole words because they're implied by the context. But they can be quite dangerous in AI image generation, AI can and will make assumptions that are not actually warranted by the context, but they're nevertheless preferred by its safety guidelines or whatever else is overriding its normal "logic".>>107838347Noticed it yesterday once, thanks for reporting it. It seems to be completely random. Really quite perplexing. The location from where it fetches the pictures is identical too, both the fake PNGs and real PNGs are downloaded from https://r2-bucket.flowith.net/gemini-proxy-go-temp/[UUID].png
>>107838231even more ******* ads
>>107840565Ok
>>107838231I'm sure it'll be even more bad and gay than we can imagine.
>>107838231It's not too much off already. Some websites look pretty much like this without an adblocker.
>>107838502I watched Die Hard on VHS on my CRT TV on Christmas Eve, then Home Alone on Boxing Day.
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
>>107840036they look better, no doubt about it. dells are always cheaper in my local refurb shops though
I'm still on 10.10.3. Why should I update?
>>107840318>I'm still on 10.10.3Why not update to the last 10.10.x version?
>>107829091That's a six years old bug that comes and goes.
>>107840380>>107840380Not that anon, but I have version 10.10.2 pinned on my arch install because the current ones have regressions that cause hardware acceleration, encoding, decoding to not work properly. Example, in my pinned version I can stream the direct file to my tv without any transcoding, newer versions either transcode on the exact same file or don't work at all.
A Celeron CPU is good enough for 90% of you.>But my games--Stop playing games.
>>107840290Celerons can play games.Kinda suck at video encoding, though.
>>107840290I edit hotglue pics, I can't wait literal ages for each tweak and export. I need more POWER!
>>107840315>allthewebI had forgotten about this
right? leave computer parts for sam altman and the many indian CEOs surrounding himthey need them more than you do
>>107840290>Stop playing games.No.
He was absolutely right to take the embryos. If the most important part of the park is maintained by only one IT guy, a park that has the potential to make billions in profit, and you don't even want to pay him well, then you deserve to get your embryos stolen.
>>107834114i read the book and was disappointed to find out that nedry actually had less character development than he does in the movie. his antagonist arc is almost nonexistant outside of a few comments he makes early on. he is always desribed as ugly, awkward, and dirty. he is never shown as competent despite supposedly being the mastermind behind the entire park systems. meanwhile his death is incredibly gruesome and the author does not hesitate to remind you he deserved to die. then he beomes an afterthought. you are expected to hate the character outright.in the movie, he is more nuanced
>>107834114the modern equivalent of this is the discord hack where discord outsourced to some third world shithole and hackers bribed the workers with 500 dollars for internal access, and then a few thousand for more access because thats a lifechanging amount of money for these people
>>107838878>no rational argument>anger and threats brown mindset and behavior
>>107839226Didn't he get 750k for each embryo?
>>107841129No.He died.
