>>107630380
stick them in my behind

>>107630380
Htpc
Mame arcade cabinet
Pc nas

>>107630380
bring them to the recycling center

Multiple buttplug io instances across multiple states that trigger at random intervals for every participant. A team that plays together stays together

>>107630380
Nothing without motherboards

>>107629545
>C deprecated rust
>he hasn't seen the recent news regarding a certain popular piece of open source software

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>>107629162
>What if we made GNOME but bloated as fuck, statically linked, use 100% of GPU and CPU constantly and a theme that looks worse than anything 1 star in KDE store?
>What if it was made by a corporation that will sell out or drop it the moment it's no longer profitable?
>What if was shilled to you by a pedophile that gets paid to dramafag?
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CSAGa58aan2rly7uKx_GEg7DL4rWC1FV9biymeWztAA/

>>107635030
are you such a redditor that you really thought anyone on /g/ would get mad at this?

>>107635030
What's the relationship between Brodie Robertson and Michael Larabel?

>>107635030
>the spammer has returned

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>>107631407

>>107634914
Maybe they're just addicted to surgery like people get addicted to piercings and tattoos?

>>107631407
Bezos said this shit three years ago.
https://www.cnn.com/2022/11/14/economy/jeff-bezos-economy
The full quote to CNN:
>"“Things are slowing down. You're seeing layoffs in many many sectors of the economy.”
>“If you're an individual considering purchasing a big-screen TV, you might want to wait, hold onto your money, and see what transpires,” the billionaire recommends. “The same is true with a new automobile, refrigerator, or whatever else. Just remove some risk from the equation.”

Rajesh used the AI needfully when to writing This Article for sharing VEry ImportAnt Jef Besos advise DO not buy the fredge

>>107632140
kek

>>107635078
Alpha fucks
Beta bucks

>>107634743
>just deactivate wlan
phone / 4g router
>i meant on device not the access point
kids did, do and will crack their laptops

>>107635141
Just don't give kids laptops.

Glad to have finished school before this laptop shit became a thing. I've seen videos of kids in the US breaking those cheap chromebooks for tiktok attention.

>>107634743
>blacklist
Everyone knows what a VPN is now

>>107634728
Install templeos

Force them to write their own network driver if they want internet access

Dont help them out until 16

>>107634916
godot wasn't enough for me because of the performance of gdscript, and I'm not learning c#. If i'm going to have to write c, might as well do it without the bloat

>>107634916
C is ass for gamedev though. all it would need to be perfect is operator overloading

>>107634966
Ok yeah if you dont wanna use an engine you should watch some handmade hero. I wouldnt use C++, it's way way more bloated than C, but you do you.
fwiw I use Jai and I would recommend that for gamedev over anything else, plus it works with raylib, but it's not out yet, so you gotta use another language or hunt down a leak of the compiler somewhere. You could also use Odin which is basically Jai lite edition

>>107634115
You might not need to know any C at all, I think you can make fully fledged games for Minetest with lua

>>107634115
C++ + Raylib would be fine. Or Rust + Bevy/Vulkano, but that might turn out somewhat more challenging.

>>107631544
>low power netbooks and tablet computers in the 2010's
most were perfectly fine but storage sucked
with a modern ssd they would be usable

>>107631562
I'm using an MX500 here and it is definitely not the problem.

>>107631544
There was a heat issue with multi core cpus. So pretty much laptops needed to be low power in order to be thin. There were some decent models but also chunkier.

>>107634430
sorry sis i was very angry -_-
what are your OSnouns i am curious OwO
mine are and/lix UwU


i fucking hate faggot speak

werks on my shit

>>107627721
>decent
Let's not go overboard now.

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Chance dev says that he will post an update to support the new empty square captcha later today.

We keep winning, Chancechads!

>>107635059
Buy an Ad.

>>107634961
>devs only test with AI enabled, AI disabled becomes buggy
>devs spend all their time on new AI features and never work on improving the core browser
it doesn't matter that you can turn it off. the fact is they'll spend all their time on AI features and stop working on the browser for a few years until the AI fad passes. then you'll be stuck with a bunch of shitty AI code shoveled into your browser when firefox inevitably shifts focus to whatever the new fad is.

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>>107635199
well when was last time Firefox added AI to their browser?

Firefox already has AI in itself, go to about:config and search for "browser.ml".
It's hilarious though, nobody bats an eye when others do it, but when Firefox does it it's the end of the world, btw Firefox is 90% owned by Google, no browser is sacred, you're all retarded.

>>107635117
Opt-out always becomes permanent eventually.

>>107634961
I don't think anybody here is retarded enough to believe there won't be forks of this garbage without the AI pozz.

>>107635142
Ah yes, I had forgotten about the client fragmentation with each choosing whcih features to implement and which to ignore. Thanks for reminding me.

>>107635182
yeah seems like matrix clients are fragmented if some will never verify no matter what, on xmpp side just install snikket or monocles and you have all the features ootb, unless you insist on using some pre-alpha project that barely handles groups, but... user problem

>>107635203
I, for one, would even argue that using matrix at all is user error. For God's sake, who in the hell goes "Email 2.0? Sign me up right now, good sir!"?

>>107635249
I really believe matrix is a discord project to sabotage any foss replacement, they had all the goodwill of the community, marketed everywhere as a replacement and then ppl try it and it fucking is just broken, welp time to go back to discord, we tried (the number of times they broke backwards comaptibility alone is criminal)

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>>107635278
Use case for backwards compatibility or good UX?

>>107634715
One constraint is that the executable content of startup.lisp has to be one expression for it to work with sly-mrepl-sync. You might have to wrap your startup code in a progn or let*.

>>107634715
Looking back at my old post, I realized I went beyond my original requirements. However, I've wanted this kind of project initialization too.

>>107634715
who tf writes lisp at 8AM on a monday

>>107624320
Okay this is freaky, I literally paused at picrel while watching the lecture on lisp before coming here after an entire year

>>107634983
I can't think of any language I'd rather write at 8AM than Lisp, except Clojure.

I don't buy into the initial premise that there's a lack of skilled labor. That just sounds like a very convenient justification to look elsewhere for something cheaper. Saying the labor you're getting from elsewhere is culturally superior sounds like just pitting labor against itself, get the qualified people who were rejected here mad at their replacements and not the companies replacing them. This is all textbook wagie manipulation.

>>107628323
capitalists outsource labor because it is cheaper elsewhere. how is that so difficult to say? do they really need multiple paragraphs for that?

>>107628323
Reminder that this jeet is unironically the king of scammers. He made his wealth by creating fake medical company, listing his family members as the only employees and then once he funnelled all of the investment money into his pocket he declared bankruptcy with 0 products being developed. This fuck is worse then Elisabeth Holmes but got away with it presumably because our standards for fraud have gone out of the window. I have not checked recently but I bet not a single member of his family even has any degree in any health-related field:

>>107634120
because jeets have izzat culture and can never admit that they were literally grown by the west for the purpose of replacing western workers. Indians arent just 'lol cheaper', they were born and bred from scratch to replace western workers. They are hired because of their race, they exist because the western elites didnt like the idea of letting lower and middle class whites share in their prosparity, so they created a new underclass and they did it by forcibly dragging indians into the tech industry. They have to pretend that they are just innately superior, some how did it on their own, and that they are just better than you so try harder ;)

heres a good example of this behavior

Original article: https://news.microsoft.com/source/1997/03/04/bill-gates-outlines-microsofts-educational-initiatives-for-india/

deleted and rewritten by a jeet: https://news.microsoft.com/source/1997/03/04/bill-gates-technology-investments-will-make-india-an-economic-and-software-superpower/

then rewritten again because the jeet didnt like some of the original details that they missed the first time:

https://news.microsoft.com/source/1997/03/03/bill-gates-technology-investments-will-make-india-an-economic-and-software-superpower-2

>>107628323
that's a bunch of excuses and misdirection. dude has how much money? if he has a real problem with the culture of the country he calls home he should try to fix things and not actively make them worse. fact: i knew a bunch of white kids who also barely got to watch any TV and were under high pressure to make good grades. it's not limited to immigrants. i also knew immigrant kids who had shitty parents. vivek can posture on twitter all he wants, but the fact is that he's a part of the problem. this is like the blame shifting with recycling. blame all the normies in homes and make them sort their garbage, when the main issue is the companies making shit you can't recycle.

>>107632713
thanks

Sleepy joe fucking up the economy

>>107631239
they have the same accuracy

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i knew the phoronix forums thread for the new release would be crazy and here llyyr is defending mpv's honor

Anyone knows of mpv lua script to log URLs?
I asked AI to make this slop and it just doesn't work as it should

local log_file = io.open("~/.config/mpv/mpv_urls.log", "a")

mp.add_hook("on_load", 50, function()
    local path = mp.get_property("path")
    if not path or not path:match("^https?://") then
        return
    end

    local timestamp = os.date("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
    local log_entry = string.format("\n[%s] %s", timestamp, path)

    -- Start a new line immediately
    log_file:write(log_entry)

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>>107634775
Hey you stop that. That's the image I was going to use for the next op.

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>>107634791
You can still do that.

>>107634696
>Your drives can be giving you bad data
could you post an example

>>107634164
A bunch of subhumanoids complained about anime on 4chan and got rekt.

>>107634696
That is exceedingly unlikely, HDDs write data to the platters with their own error detection encoding, getting bad data without it being detected and generating a read error is almost impossible as both the data and the error detection information have to be corrupted in such a way that they still match. Almost impossible. Of course if the system writes bad data to the drive due to memory corruption or whatever, that's an entirely different story, the drive wouldn't be to blame then.

>>107634487
Pretty sure god said 640x480 is optimal

>>107634487
1440x900

>>107634540
>>107634570
2880x1800

>>107634487
*x1200 so I can 2x integer scale 800x600, which's about the absolute highest resolution supported by anything I have intetest in running fullscreen.

>>107634487
1920 x 1080 or 1920 x 1200 for 13 inch

>>107635081
>Decode av1
usecase when the encoders have barely adopted HEVC?
>Render modern websites
headcanon
>Struggle with JS
headcanon

>>107634921
lies, amd has shit linux-libre support

>>107635157
jusy saying that an x230 would be a huge upgrade cpu and gpu wise

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Wots the best Zbook model that is reliable, durable, fairly modern and has sovl for around $150-300(used/refurbished) ??

>>107635157
It's reality grandpa.
I have X220, and I love the little thing.
It was good 4 years ago, but things change.
I just use it as markdown editor now.