What is your DNS setup?
>>106479494How much does this even do, privacy wise? Even if your ISP can't see your DNS traffic, they'll still see your HTTP traffic, right?
>>106488941What does what do?
>>106488941HTTPS alone does not cover DNS. You need to use DoT or DoH. That being said just about every modern browser uses DoH and if your operating system has secure dns setup it'll defer to that.But if your concern is your ISP / Cloudflare / Google / (Whatever DoH resolver you use) snooping on you then DoH does not fix that. DoH only prevents 3rd party observers seeing what you're doing, the endpoint (ISP, Cloudflare, etc) will still see your DNS request... as they need to in order to resolve it.So it's a matter of "who do I trust more". Your ISP (They keep logs for police if subpoenaed, I forget how long but they do). Cloudflare, Google, etc. (Spoiler: Most probably keep logs for legal reasons).Also yes, if you go to a http website your ISP, and everyone else, can snoop on it. Also even with https they can snoop on the IP destination. If you really care about full coverage for both https/http/dns you need a VPN. If you're a schizo you can probably find a VPN in some shithole that won't cooperate with the US. If you're not schizo it just gives a tiny peace of mind, but if the VPN provider keeps logs don't be surprised if they (the feds) can reconstruct what you did. Realistically if you're in that much shit you have lots of other things to worry about imo.
pihole > cloudflared doh > quad9
>>106489066Two major uk isps are keeping all dns queries but won't say why. It's a good idea to consider a secure dns these days. At the very least you should all be putting dns on max protection with a custom dns in your browser settings.
When did office suites peak?
>>1064830552016, in ma 'pinion
>>106487179Countless companies, my dear NEET.
>>106484617SOFTWARE>(there is no software inside this packaging)
>>106483073>>106483217>>106484647>>106484513>>106484423>>106484418>>106484307>>106484104>>106483805>ribbonworking in IT, I had execs require that I load office 2003 well into the 2010s because they all hated the ribbon. Eventually they had to switch as our IT security policies became more important and formalized, but the ribbon was universally hated by just about everyone in business.
>>106487813>MS Word 2002 nigger edition
Does anyone here use Bootstrap Studio or something like it to build out the front end for websites. I'm kinda new to this whole thing and I feel like it would be nice to be able to just move things around and feel out the visuals rather than having to write it out each time. Am I missing something retarded?
>restart phone>gallery search no longer worksI FUCKING HATE SAMSUNGI FUCKING HATE PHONESI FUCKING HATE TECHNOLOGY
>>106489202It's important to understand that this world is actual, literal hell.
>>106489202that's what happens when everything in the modern world is made by companies that only care about milking you for data so they can show their shareholders quarterly profits, as opposed to someone who actually cares about creating something they'd be proud of.
>>106489202what never had this issue but who uses gallery search
>>106489282no, that hasn't happened to me before>>106489322I do, because I have so many fucking files any other app I've tried turns my phone into the demon core trying to index it allI'm not a faggot OP so I'll say I managed to fix it by resetting all app permissions (maybe just need to reset all files access) and restarting my phone again, it took a while but now it seems like the gallery indexed everything properly again and the search is workingI don't know why this shit randomly breaks all the fucking time, I know I have literally hundreds of thousands of files but fuck you restarting my phone shouldn't just make it stop working entirely
>>106489322also I use gallery search because when I download images from threads it makes a folder for that specific thread, so if a thread is titled properly I can just search (series name) or whatever and the gallery will show every image IN those folders instead of just the folders
So far I know Cashapp does not work. What banks have you guys had luck with working?
>>106480077
>>106480077>>106487130do they still need google services to work even if they're on this list?on a sidenote, i've logged into my banking app from the mobile browser and it works better than the app. what are they for again?
Bank
>>106477531I just don't bother with banking apps.Not to be rude but unless you're some big money investor-ass rich person there's not really ever a time in your life where your phone's gonna do better than the 20 minutes it takes to get to your bank or the 5 minutes to pull out a tablet or laptopHell; nearly every bank has a website so just open it in your browser?
>>106477531Revolut works. And so does every single banking app in Croatia.
I do not care for the modern computing experience. I long for the past.
>>106478250Tiger was peak UX. It has all been downhill from there, and not just for MacOS.
>>106478918Here are some DEs, you can see most follow the same basic formulas. But a few are weirder, such as UDE and Sugar.> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_environment#Examples_of_desktop_environments
>>106483811>It also works surprisingly wellonly if you have a compatible dgpu (rdna2, rdna1 or polaris)
>>106478347It's great but no matter where I try it there's always something missing drivers
>>106489192That's just the sad reality of smaller OSes. I really, really love the idea of Haiku but I'd have to find the right hardware to dedicate to it first. I'm too dumb to write drivers.
Gee, it's almost like AI is a bubble that will obliterate the American economy when it pops.
>>106488549As long as you understand what it is, and thereby its limitations, its ok. How many times do/did we see boilerplate mentioned on /g/. That's what's going to going away. Its like any other tool that amplifies human capability.Musing right now, think about all the languages and frameworks that get created to manage the boilerplate itself. Maybe with AI tooling that is seen to be unnecessary.Is this a bubble? Of course it is! So what? Just because the .com bubble popped doesn't mean the internet disappeared or that technical progress stopped. Modern hardware is immensely more powerful than in 2000 - and really that progress lead to this bubble being possible.
>thread descends into memewordbotpostingHow predictable
>>106487332AI is the ultimate tranny technology. Trannies are inseparable from technology. Why do you think so many troons write their own operating systems in Rust and shit like God told them to do it.luddites are based
>>106486208>Have Europoors not come up with contingency plansThey have but never implemented them because every time EU tries to get little bit away from US, US then smacks them back into submission. Recently EU was talking about spending trillions building local military manufacturing, but then Trump got a deal where he forced EU to only buy US military equipment and also pay 4% worth of EU GDP for US LNG. Not a single European I know likes it, because instead of making our own equipment we will have to buy extremely overpriced junk from US that is 90% manufactured in China anyway, and then also risk US not following article 5. You can’t make contingency plan for US fucking up when they keep behaving like this and trying to put everyone else down. The only reason why China has yet not completely beaten US in AI is because US put the chip ban on China which only bought them less then a decade time before China invents their own NVIDIA chips.
>>106489041>spamming everyones filterwords to slide the threadDid they let you outside the Great firewall for a few moments?
"You cannot stop Chaos!!" Edition/gedg/ Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//gedg/_-_Game_and_Engine_Dev_GeneralIRC: irc.rizon.net #/g/gedgProgress Day: https://rentry.org/gedg-jams/gedg/ Compendium: https://rentry.org/gedg/agdg/: >>>/vg/agdgGraphics Debugger: https://renderdoc.org/Requesting Help-Problem Description: Clearly explain your issue, providing context and relevant background information.-Relevant Code or Content: If applicable, include relevant code, configuration, or content related to your question. Use code tags.picrel sauce :https://enginearchitecture.org/downloads/REAC_2025_Saber.pdfComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106488654you should replace SDL_WINDOW_OPENGL with SDL_WINDOW_VULKAN to tell sdl that you wish to use vulkan and remove all the OpenGL related stuff(basically, anything with _GL* in the name)The rest, you can proceed normally as you would.
>>106488654>>106488689there are only a handful of Vulkan related calls https://wiki.libsdl.org/SDL3/CategoryVulkan and as per the docs,> Use SDL_Vulkan_GetInstanceExtensions() to get platform-specific bits for creating a VkInstance, then SDL_Vulkan_GetVkGetInstanceProcAddr() to get the appropriate function for querying Vulkan entry points. Then SDL_Vulkan_CreateSurface() will get you the final pieces you need to prepare for rendering into an SDL_Window with Vulkan.is all you gotta do.
>>106488654This is bait so when someone posts the 1000 line triangle example you can complain and say it's bloat. We are onto your tricks.
How do I create and manage these so called “handles” for bindless resources? I know people fancy unordered_map but all my stuff meshes, textures, materials are in vectors and needs to be in such container for Vulkan purposes (mainly textures). I import a gltf on startup but obviously deleting and changing things would break everything without some kind of handle system to properly guide resources to each other.
>>106488968>all my stuff meshes, textures, materials are in vectors and needs to be in such containerVulkan resource handles are mostly uint64_t values.Your graphics drivers implicitly creates and maintains the memory for your resource via a dispatch table that is present within a dispatchable handle. That is why we need to pass a dispatchable handle like VkInstance or VkDevice everytime we deal with their respective non-dispatchable handle for creation, destruction and all other operations. We do not have control over this memory.We only need to bother with how our application manages the raw bytes of texture images or buffer data. That's the only thing within our control.>deleting and changing things would break everything without some kind of handle systemjust rely on tress for it.N-ary tree are very easy to implement and use as a scene graph. You can just allocate and deallocate memory recursively for your resources in the scene graph when you add or remove a node.Don't think of it as an handle system. Its not good for performance. Our graphics drivers already maintain a dispatch table, it is not optimal but works well as a generalized solution and we do not have to resort to such means for our application as well.
What does /g/ think of optical media? I remember when everything was on CDs and I remember how obnoxious it was when they get scratched, but they still seem cool. I know that Bringus guy on YouTube hates optical media, but I'm not 100% sure why.Also check this out, some company is trying to make LTO tapes but optical instead of magnetic. I thought that was neat because it's like a real holotape.https://youtu.be/QTN8pc9_35M
>>106487421Why?
>>106485465It's the most reliable form of media storage there is, so it's definitely got that going for it.>muh disc rotPeople just being this hearsay bullshit up, nobody has seen it. If the disc was properly made, it won't happen.The problem is storage size, a dvd is 4gb, this is nothing current day. But really important stuff being backed up onto dvd is not a bad idea.
>>106485465My only gripe with CDs is that it's not a very quick way to install things or for fast data retrieval.It's still relevant to me enough that I put a Blu-Ray drive in my computer, and a memory card hub.What I don't understand is why did OEM and PC part manufacturers remove SD/microSD ports off of laptops and computer cases? It can be expensive finding a good USB 3.0 SD card adapter that doesn't cook your card to death.It's easier to find something modern with a random DVD-ROM drive these days than it is to find something with internal SD card slots.
>>106488091>The problem is storage sizejust use blurays
>>106485465>same bot posts every weekdead internet
https://www.livescience.com/health/keratin-extracted-from-sheeps-wool-repairs-teeth-in-breakthroughhttps://advanced.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/adhm.202502465Figured i'd make a thread on actual technology rather than consumer slop.>Keratin extracted from sheep wool has been found to help protect human teeth. It could be coming to your dentist’s office soon. >After applying the keratin film to a tooth sample, the scientists found that it formed an ordered, strong and crystal-like coating similar to biological enamel when it came in contact with minerals in saliva. Over the course of a month, the coating attracted calcium and phosphate ions, building up a hard, protective layer over the tooth.>"We are entering an exciting era where biotechnology allows us to not just treat symptoms but restore biological function using the body's own materials," Elsharkawy said. "With further development and the right industry partnerships, we may soon be growing stronger, healthier smiles from something as simple as a haircut."Basically tooth decay will be a thing of the past once this biotech is fully incorporated into dentistry products
>>106486604It basically isn't? Since it creates a layer on top of the enamel rather than repairing it
>>106486266Sounds like a good thing.Can't get food stuck inbetween teeth anymore.
>>106488436Not really.Your teeth slowly move and drift depending on factors such as how hard you grind them, inflammation and how much fluid you have in your sinuses
>>106486266>turn your teeth into one giant toothReally? I want that more than anything. Tell me more?
>>106488444That only applies to teeth, not tooth. My one giant tooth moves and drifts for no man.
This shit is gonna pop worst than the dot com bubble, isn't it?
Hey man, can i borrow that car i sold you the other day? I'll fill it up with gas for ya.
>>106487443semiconductors are the single most expensive endeavor humans have ever gone on, with no comparison.they are not cheap by any metric
>>106488665nvidia could just shit out more chips for themselves for 150k, not 1.5b
>>106486526those numbers are starting to mean nothing to me, the relativity to real things is getting lost.why not just rob silicon valley people? what are they going to do? close our gmail idrive? wait for some alexander karp to beat us up? they rob us, we rob them. right?like for real, the capitol was stormed and needs tanks now for that not to happen again. what does sv have? "fentanyl spraying drones"?! wtf r they smoking that they think they're safe?
>>106489285actually the drones have canisters of nerve gas, the fentanyl will be dumped out of actual planes
I have some kind of virus thats streaming my pc and iphone to a remote location, I have the ports on my pc listed, are there any dead give aways to which program has the virus. Also restarting is not an option because its emotionally motivated so they'll just get back in again.
are u underaged? or just deranged?
Just play 2 TB's of dolphin porn and wait until you see there's no more suspicious traffic. You don't always need a technical solution
>>106401320Don't buy anything OTHER THAN IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™>Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)Why ThinkPad?>Used machines are plentiful and cheap>Excellent keyboards, tactile feel and quiet + the TrackPoint>Great durability: magnesium roll cage for structural integrity, with high quality plastic body panels>Utilitarian design: e.g. indicator LEDs, 7 row keyboard layout on older models>Docking stations that easily turns your laptop into a desktop>Easy to repair (most models), upgrade & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for every model, spare parts easy & cheap to obtain>Excellent Linux & *BSD supportThinkWiki - General info about ThinkPads/specshttps://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWikiComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106487775Dollar wise, none of the workstation ever does. But I heard that the cooling system on the P16 is beefy enough to keep it really cool.
>>106484215Why do you need extra ports when a USB-C dock can have everything you need?
>>106488661Lenovo discontinues the X1 Nano series because the X1 Carbon achieves the same weight without sacrificing ports.
anyone use an X100e? this thing is at 50% fan speed idling in the BIOS. also, battery seems kaput quick blinking orange. overall, the system is in fair condition. screen is clean and scratch free, keyboard is also clean. nice to type on. i wanted to use it airgapped without wifi to minimize distractions while journaling. is it eWaste? sell for parts? what should i do, chat?
>>106488254>not waiting for it to descend into poorfag price bracket
Is it worth getting a Silicone Valley job if they just work you to the bone?Pratik Pandey was found face-down in the early hours of August 20 in Mountain View, California, inside the Microsoft campus, The Palo Alto Daily Post reported. An initial report from the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner seen by the outlet indicated that the 35-year-old suffered a heart attack.His uncle, Manoj Pandey, recalled Pratik as being a bright, hardworking young man but said he was known for staying at work well into the night. Pandey told the outlet that the tech giant and other firms need to be aware of the dangers of overworking and helping employees deal with stress and pressure. He told the Daily Post: 'That will probably save a life. It's a lot of pain for the family when a loved one passes away.'
>>106489197Bugman or brownoid shitstain, fuck back to your commie shithole if you like it so much human feces
>>106484522that fucker looks like he is 45 or even close to 50 not fuckin 35
>>106489197DirectX and Excel were marvels of technology. What has Microsoft put out recently to justify crunching these jeets? What are these jeets even capable of creating? Nothing. 99% of software is dog shit nowadays bordering on malware. Crunch my ass.
>>106489237>DirectX and Excel were marvels of technology.Whatever, I'm not even american and I don't want to live in your third world shithole.I was just reminding you you're falling for the kike bait hook line and sinker. You won't notice they're robbing you blind while you're looking at the nigger over there.Have fun.
>Ctrl-F sniper>no resultsIt's obvious he was a targeted individual.
Official /g/ approved linux -tier list: >GoodArch, Debian>OkFedora, Mint(debian version)>Accidentally installed on my dads computer Ubuntu>BadEndeavor, Cachy, Pop-os!, Mandragon, Mint(ubuntu version), everything else.
this is now dog thread
>>106483680>they forget that ubuntu ships the only good version of gnomeas if anyone wants gnome
>>106480832same
>>106483400>>Good>Manjarotrolling outside of /b/ is against the rules
>>106489122so is racism, /g/ has no rules, only tyrannical mods. if you made apple "generals" like the fat and greasy stinkpad users on here, you got banned for spamming 10 years ago, you also get immediately banned for posting a dox on meaningful targets like the recaptcha inventors, but trying to dox lobsters users or mods? go ahead "lole"!try for yourself and post a shitpost on a rarely visited board, it'll stay up for years. these people running /g/ are unironic meth/amphetamine abusers with stocks. if trolling manjaro makes them money, you can stay. if it doesn't you're going to have a shit timewhy didnt you post a dog
