>>107729227
change

alt-/:toggle-sort,\

to

alt-=:toggle-sort,\

and add

alt-.:reload-sync<fd . --color=always -HiL -d1 -E .histfile -E .git -E .gitignore {q}>,\

Now, there's traversal.

>>107729280
This is the wrong line, was already in the pastebin

alt-.:reload-sync<fd . --color=always -HiL -d1 -E .histfile -E .git -E .gitignore {q}>,\

This is the one that needs to be added.

alt-/:reload-sync<fd . --color=always -HiL -d1 -E .histfile -E .git -E .gitignore {}>,\

>>107729227
ew

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>>107729291
Eat shit and die. I can change dirs without having to stop typing my command. At most, after removing a file with my file manger that I'm using to change directories without disturbing what I have already typed on the command line, I have to press up, then down, so that the command "refreshes" on the screen without the output of the commands run by fzf being mixed in.

Doesn't matter. Samba is cursed with Windows shit.

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>>107727718
he was the cameraman

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the fuck is wrong with germans?

>>107728594
I live in this hellhole.

These people can't be saved.

>>107728594
that a circus?

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>>107728594

>>107721811
>>107727410
is there any different between plist and normal xml?

>>107727425
>irrelevant
next

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>>107721811
iTODDLERS BTFO

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>>107726959
Do they poop red?

>>107727425
It’s either XML plists or binary plists
The last time I was editing a non-XML text plist I was fiddling with a Glyphs font file that uses the old NeXT format

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Left Gen 5, Right Gen 6
I have just looked at psref documents and I found that T14 Gen 6 has worse clock speed in both Intel and AMD (and less cores in Intel) than T14 Gen 5. How is this possible?

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what do you guys make of this ram shortage thing ?
should I buy a new T14 now to dodge these shenanigans ?

currently using a t495 with a 3500u.

>>107729199
thinking about that myself. could get a new t14 gen 4 amd for 800 euros. thought about getting it, or maybe wait for a good deal on a t14 gen 5 as they are better repairable and upgradeable (2 ram slots, but maybe this really doesn't matter anymore in 2025+1)

>>107726242
Great. Running g6.

>>107729156
Intel decided to care about efficiency again, like they did around 2013-2017. Not sure about AMD.

>>107729135
Next time post Nenecchi, she is actually technically competent.

>>107729135
grape computer

balls pyramid computer

>>107727799
I think swap is obsolete in 2020+6.

>>107727825
Looks okay to me

>>107727799
So I created a swap file and my laptops performance actually went up and stopped locking up when I run out of memory.

t-thanks anon.

>>107727350
How did the stupid motherfuckers not think to put bogomips or some rough equivalent in there.

>>107716308
Apart from torrents, no idea. I tried using them back in the day, they felt more like spam than anything.

>>107719569
https://org-social.org/

>>107716308
I still use Atom and RSS feeds to check the blogs I like for me instead of me having to poll sites manually
>>107722024
I use Feedbin with a couple of clients

>>107719569
https://micro.blog/ is based around this

>>107718716
https://osmarks.net/ has a feed somewhere and is worth subscribing to
Start a “post cool blogs” thread and subscribe to the interesting sites

>>107728736
you use swapfile/parition/ linux or swapspace in windows but if that is on a standard hdd it will be so slow you'd want to fucking kys. So goto second hand store and buy the cheap SSD and have it as your swap and not worry about it getting trashed from all the writes.

>>107729256
also in linux (you should be using linux...) fstab options for drive

none swap discard 0 0

then it will not fuck it self and oom, discard option means it will free blocks on the fly not doing this could mean the drive runs out of space and needs trim command and remounting...

and believe me wan could use depending on your system 50 Gigs swap space if your system only has 16/32 physical ram and that swap drive will use all its blocks in no time before then needing to free the blocks and make them available again.

comfy will offload models into the swap which you want because reloading them from your multi TB hdd is much slower than loading them from an SSD or the ram. its all about the read speed MB/s anons :)

You want the swap of data to happen as fast as your machine can do it.

A cheap ass mobo can hold like 128 GB physical ram but have you seen the ram prices? You knew that was gonna happen once people understood that offloading is a thing due to 24GB vram not even being enough. Next will be the SSD drives, they will come for those also.

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>Fall asleep on my keyboard
>Poles in the thread agree

>>107726157
Polsko si lahko nekam vtakneš

>>107721789
>modifies an entire git repo just to erase his deadname
that fucking tranny should be blacklisted from every project for his entire life, simply and only for not understanding how much danger this course of action entails.
imagine being so deranged you cater to your mental illness at the cost of public trust.

>Why do mentally ill people do work that is worth thousands for free

>>107721789
>dev prefers to stay anonymous
>people doxxes them
>they cease the development for fear of being doxxed and thus deanonymized
>surprise
Are you genuinely retarded?

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>>107728228
Beef > C# > D > C++ > C > being muslim

A lot of my hobby projects are written in D and I really like writing in it. What I think would benefit it though is better tooling. Especially auto-complete with auto-import. Currently using neovim with serve-d as LSP implementation and while it does some things it clearly lacks functionality.
Often times it has no idea what type an "auto" variable has. Even if it knows the type, UFCS is not supported. I wish pressing dot would suggest any kind of method that is applicable to that type (from all available functions in std or own code).
Right now I keep looking at the docs to find what I am looking for instead of doing everything in the editor.
Using IntelliJ at work really shows how much of a difference a good IDE makes.

>>107728348
>Got a C library? Congrats, you have a Cnile buffer overflows in your D code.

If you can afford garbage collection just use Java at that point

>import std.stdio;, not std.io
Why???

>>107728374
(I'm talking about Kurobaex btw)

>>107728374
Ok but what kind of inbred mongoloid do you have to be to where your typing speed on a keyboard is so slow that a phone offers a comparable experience?
You can easily fix the UI in the browser with userscripts, so clearly there's more going on in your pea brain

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>>107728401
It isn't about typing speed. It's about the browsing experience of 4chan. And not having to install 10 million userscripts and just having 1 app that does it ALL. For example: saving bookmarks, saving attachments, converting attachments, notifying you for (You)'s, saving/downloading threads, having different themes, etc etc. There's much more and I'm confident other anons can fill the gaps. Shitposting without kuraboex is the mongoloid thing in reality.

>>107728825
Also 1 more important thing. I can CONVENIENTLY shitpost from EVERY part of the world I am in. I'm not dependent on a desktop/laptop

>>107719734
>using your compooter for something other than work
good morning saar

>>107724412
youve cursed me, im gonna have to make that miku track after all

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how do you filter this background noise? i think it's from laptop fan. (it's not music recording)

>>107727632
I don't know what's your setup, but if you have coiled cables try to keep them extended even if you don't need the full length. Also put a gate on that channel and set the threshold to whatever dB is the noise floor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqb4WJdmiOc
kek even with the classic trance riffs it sounds uninteresting compared to the hardware, people are mostly too late to capitalize on copying this style anyway like those boomers who play the shadows hank marvin guitar riffs from the 60s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gHGIY1Q-yU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tyYb3yXLhI

>>107728286
10" are basically A5 sized. Most books are bigger once you open them.
8" was a compromise that evaporated once the prices for large panels went down.

>>107728207
>I just don't understand why the fuck the resale value went through the roof.
The scalperpocalypse in 2020 for GPUs made every tech product increase price on the used market because people finally noticed they could price used electronics at almost retail price and still get buyers, instead of not paying attention to the prices.

>>107728776
yeah except this is completely false because i fucking bought a thinkpad x1 carbon 6th gen literally 2 months ago for 90 dollars which i'm typing to you on right fucking now. this laptop i'm shitposting on right now should not cost less than a fucking ereader.

>>107728812
>should not cost less than a fucking ereader.
How are those even comparable? People buy a new notebook every other year while an e-reader will last for over a decade with occasional recharging.

>>107716766
my kindle is supposed to have ads but they just dont work so i didnt have to change anything. It's kindle keyboard, the first one

>>107729268
Not shizo, it do be like dat.

>>107729268
>I'm not sure if I'm going crazy or being gaslighted
There's definitely a lot of AI text. I don't have an issue as long as the author adapts the text to his own style and doesn't blatantly copy-paste everything.