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>>106473640
Nope, the whole point of the name Personal Computer was that you owned it
>it's YOURS

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>>106473283
>MY PC
>Personal Cumdumster

>>106473195
Acceptable pronouns are "xis" and "xy," (You) racist faggot.

>>106473215
This.

Now let this thread die, please.

>>106473328
>no. The web platform does not support OpenGL itself. It supports a dumbed down version of it(OpenGLES) and calls it "webgl". You need to use WebGL2 instead of OpenGL itself for the web platform. That is exactly what the second example I shared does.
Ah shit. Does WebGL2 have the same API at least?

>>106473302
>DirectX
proprietary and windows only

>>106473789
It's required to support Xbox. It's also good for the resume if you're trying to work in the industry on a rendering position. If you only care about desktop thou then yeah Vulkan is the priority

>>106473765
>have the same API
its pretty much the same

>>106471629
I own a copy and I like it. It's a massive book, over 1100 pages. It's very good reference material. Probably not something you're gonna read cover to cover

>>106473881
Yes
Are you normal?

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>>106473881
i thought that was a nogger but it's a different shape

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>>106472294
I think classic forums are pretty cool

>>106472294
i understand that not everything new is better but this old design is ugly shit

>>106473402
True, but you can rate limit that based on ips and failures within a specific timeframe, utilizing an in memory db like redis to help deal with that and keep your normal db clean. And you can host the login point on a different server.

>>106473751
>retro thing

The point is not to be retro for its own sake. The point is to create a medium which encourages a certain kind of long form discussion and long-term community beyond the transactional nature of reddit and the anonymity of *chan

>>106473729
HN is just linkedin for AI chuds

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how do i make it louder?

>>106464015
>>106466968
https://youtu.be/Wae8LdBoN_E
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRh9M9oX4V_hkL54cf6ifthXrctcWJgsx

i spent more time customizing reaper than making music holy fuck

>>106472680
unironically the arch of daws

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i mean just use an alias, man...

>>106473823
Designed for brainlets

>>106472912
I have no women to cook for me and its fun

>>106472912
women can't cook for shit

>>106472174
This isn't a home built phone, he took a Galaxy Fold, removed the folding screen and the hinge, then added a different hinge and a keyboard.

>>106469559
Looks nice, does she sell them?

>>106469559
It's a palm pre with upside-down cameras

https://github.com/slint-ui/slint
anyone try this?

>>106472400
Can you explain? I'm a pleb

>>106473811
It had very weird and convoluted licensing scheme so I stayed away from it. I heard iced is better anyway.
For now egui was all I ever needed.

>>106473827
Wayland code is very verbose. Win32 has a lot of 'wtf' design decisions, like how everything is a "window" even though we think of a window as a top level object, or the weird enums they use and their ambiguous behavior. But Win32 is more succinct than X or Wayland

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>>106473827
you have to write lots of boilerplate for wayland because its design mandates you maintaining a large state machine of the whole client state yourself since states are only delivered with events (for which every single one you need to register a listener for) and can't be queried
there are also lots of restrictions on wayland that don't exist on any other window systems
in my library wayland uses 2x of the code to achieve the same functionality as win32/x11

>>106472865
They're pretty simple to use in my experience

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>>106440500
My home web server is a php file that dynamically generates the page content and menu from a json file

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>>106419365
Finally fixed it.
I didn't have to re-implement zlib deflate in the browser. It was much fucking png filter reconstruction failing edge cases all along. And it only took rewriting my png decoder to handle byte streams in full color to find out.
Have some glitch art.

>>106473388
yep, in tutorials

>>106473757
What's your issue?

/** 
 * @param {ReadableStream<Uint8Array<ArrayBuffer>>} stream
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 *     width: number, 
 *     height: number, 
 *     bytesPerPixel: number,
 *     colorType: number,
 *     bitDepth: number
 *     data: ReadableStream<Uint8Array<ArrayBuffer>>
 * >}
 */
async decodeStream(stream) {
    if (!await this.readPNGSignature(stream)) throw new PNGError("Not a PNG file", "Bad signature");

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>>106472390
Anime girls are based on cats. You saying you wanna fuck a cat?

>>106473047
weebs certainly want to

>>106468092
Couldn't care less about your pagan gods. It's named after famous ransomware which is far more relevant.

>>106471144
You have to enable some javascript and cookies, but that's literally no different than cloudflare or any other one of these captcha things.

>>106467601
is this a beaver?

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>>106473560
>everything is so CV reader optimized. so if you start in game dev, you may very well be stuck with it
QRD? What is your theory on this anon? What is the ideal title to start with? Genuinely interested.

>download unity
>open it
>read instructions
>you are now gamedev
if that's a committment that needs consideration then how the fuck have you ever done anything with your life up to this point

>>106473462
Nobody sleeps in a bra

>>106473462
She looks Jewish.

>>106473675
i mean you just run into stuff like job postings explicitly asking for 5 years of experience in C# webdev but you might have 5 years of experience in C# game dev, which makes it a lot harder to get that job. webdev and game dev is pretty different even in the same language

>>106473083
I am not him but I used Mint recently, seemed perfectly fine.

>>106473173
>Are you sure that's needed? It sounds like they have an included GUI package manager.
Eh. It's extremely barebones, whereas pamac has:
>screenshots of the apps
>a better search system, even letting you search for Flatpaks if you want
>a background service that checks for updates
>pamac also lets you install updates, for your programs, drivers, firmware, etc
The CachyOS welcome screen confusingly has TWO package managers, one that lists every package and one that lists a handful; pamac is in the one that lists every package, and is found under the "Additional tweaks" button on the welcome screen if I'm remembering the name correctly.

>>106472743
Sounds like you have no issues or am I mistaken? Just keep using it and come back when you do have issues.

I wish things would be as simple and easy like you guys say lol
I spent about 2 months using Bazzite, cachyOS and other distros and had issue after issue. I eventually had to go back to Windows since I realized I was wasting most of my freetime tinkering with Linux instead of actually gaming or doing anything fun or productive.

>2nd monitor
It's an older 24" model with no options to change color saturation/intensity in it. I can do that in 2secs using options found in my GPU driver. No such thing in linux. Had to deal with it looking like shit/washed out colors, but at least my main monitor was okay.

>headset
I have a wireless 7.1 surround headset from Corsair. In linux, it gets stuck in stereo mode with no option to switch to surround, or check battery level, or disable or change rgb settings, since iCUE doesn't work in linux and any attempt to force it to work failed. Microphone worked whenever it felt like it, constantly being disabled for no reason.

>gaming
I play a few battle.net games and running battle.net is a nightmare. It's very linux unfriendly and it constantly breaks requiring you to either rollback proton versions or tinker with it.
This was actually what finally made me quit linux since after an update, all games would break and get stuck in a "game needs update" loop forever until you uninstalled and reinstalled the game. I had to reinstall the game everytime I wanted to play it which is retarded.


Would I still recommend Linux, Bazzite etc? Yes.

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>>106473602
Windows went too far. I was willing to tolerate the shithole 10 became. 11 went too far. And yeah, it's a lot of spying even with 10. So for 11 to cause me to leave is saying A LOT.
>I play a few battle.net games
I would have had this issue before microsoft bought them. But microsoft has driven the company in the ground and their live service model has made sure everything is ULTRA POZZED!
So I stopped with Blizzard
>2nd monitor
I use a 4k TV so I'm fine
>Headset
this could be a problem but I use the audio jacks over the USB so I should be okay... if all the videogame lobbies didn't become neutered and gay.
>>106472982
Why?
>>106472985
>>106473083
Thank you. So basically as long as I have no plans to Rice or use hyper customization I am good. I still wanna play around with some of the other distros, but your break down is pretty solid.
May try Cachy as well to try an Arch version of Bazzite. Maybe try Debian as well because of the stability factor. Also VERY interested in Qubes cause I always wanted a compartmentalized OS.

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>>106469757
>I'm looking for a laptop that has a 1366x768 panel but a relatively recent cpu, at least 10 000+ cpu mark.
X13/L13/L14 G1 AMD with R5 or R7, plenty of HD+ panels on those models

>>106469757
>with my myopia worsening in the span of 2 months
why are you asking us about screens?
if you could actually notice your myopia getting worse in such a short span as an adult then there's something incredibly fucked up with your eyes and likely general health. go to the doctor man

Which thinkpad you guys swear by? Is it the t480? I'm a student.

>>106470717
Every model is a compromise, it's up to you to pick one that has the features you need. For this budget and screen size the choice is pretty much between T480, T480s, T470p and T495.

>>106469757
>>106469776
nowadays the problem is often not PWM. that problem has been mostly fixed, although you do still find screen that do it. some newer screen tech is reintroducing it.
the real problem is a thing called temporal (time-based) dithering. basically, the gpu and/or monitor flicker individual pixels back and forth in order to simulate a broader range of colors.
it is very similar to PWM, but the actual mechanism and purpose is different. at the end of the day you are still dealing with what is effectively a quickly flashing light in your eyes. no wonder you feel unwell.
temporal dithering is done on both gpus and monitors themselves. i believe ever modern gpu does it by default and it is difficult or impossible to disable. some monitors do, and others don't.
this is all done so that computers can display more color. as if anyone actually gives a shit. brainless nerds and marketing dorks have destroyed computing. imagine a whole group of people designing hardware or software and not one of them stops to think that perhaps rapid flickering might have a negative effect on our eyes or brain.
it's a complicated topic and not all flickering is bad. it just depends on the frequency of the flickering and the persistence of the light, ie: does it go strictly off and on like an LED or does it pulsate like an incandescent bulb. i am still learning about it and how to deal with it.
consider yourself lucky to be in the elite minority that has the highly attuned nervous system necessary to even perceive this shit. consider yourself unlucky that there are so few of us that manufacturers and developers do not give a shit about us and will continue to produce headache inducing hardware and software.
eventually we will be totally unable to use phones or computers.

>>106472999
Most good coders aren't that active on social media though. Or are hard to find. Roasties find this weird.

what happens to devs with 20+ yoe? they can't all become engineering managers and directors?

>>106473111
they grow potatoes or turnips

>>106468460
>I'm starting to wonder what those kids getting internships at FANG or other companies have that I don't.
nepotism.

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>>106455398
I have 800k in debt with 3.8m in assets.
>Buy house in 2022
>Goes up 40% because of (((reasons)))
Kek

>>106470355
With the right setup with storage on a bike, you could unwrap a tent around the bike, using it as as a support wall.
You could also cover said bike with another sheeting panel of some kind to hide it, and if you were really trying to be stealth, vegetation.
Of course this is going full hermit tier.
A typical work van is infinitely more useful for living in. If you need more storage than that, hiding shit distributed in weird to access areas, or even buried, works too.
Living behind an advertising billboard lets gooo

Well I got done with another round of good CCPA requests
Hit old ISPs, my old mobile carriers too.
All say they're complying.
Feels good man.

Reminder, seriously use this shit it's OP

>>106472222
Sounds very hot in most climates.

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What do you think about cyberpunk in gaming? Ever considered coding a videogame, anon?

>>106472222
I am talking specially about urban usage.
The videos of urban stealth camping are a small passion of mine.