Why does a niche linux distro have cloudflare as a sponsor?
you have to cast your net as wide as possible for data collection
>https://cachyos.org/about/>no-names>2 jeets>a kike>a faggot>russians
>>107121738>Give away 0.00000000002% of your revenue once>Permanent advertisement spot on some bozo distro's websiteGood deal
>>107121738They are virtue signalling to the antichrist so they can eat.
They probably mean that they use cloudflare for their site
>>107099105+1 got the 8bitdo pro2
>>107116922>steam controllerI know new one is about to release soon (in Valve time™ anyway), but is there a way to get a replacement dongle for the original? I lent mine to a friend, who immediately lost the receiver, and when I contacted Valve to request another even thought it was almost brand new to the market they basically told me to go fuck myself. Bluetooth mode always felt like shit in comparison because of the difference in latency, and I think it also did something to weaken/disable the haptics, but I'd be keen to dig it out storage and give it another go if I could get an actual USB adaptor for it.
>>107097183Switch 2 Pro Controller
>>107105544>vastly superior to their old DS3 for surethis is just a bad opinionDS3 is perfect ergonomically if you're not a monkey who needs to death grip the handles
>>107097293wait the fuck i thought tmr was all of hall-effect's benefits plus some more.
This is just too good. How can other text editors even compete?
you don't need more
>>107121119Yeah, that reminds me how Microsoft just doesn't give a fuck about anything that don't make them money. Basically IE of text editors.
>>107121100>>107121119Also, you can install LazyVim on Windows and it works great. You better use scoop for a package manager to make installing process easier, and Neovide as Neovim frontend because Windows Terminal sucks ass. Some people suggest running it through WSL, but I'm sane enough to understand that running text editor through VM is not a great idea.
>>107121100What are some NVim distros? I'm using NvChad, is there a better one?
>>107121100No thanks. I'm good.
Tell me why you aren't using Firefox right now?
Firefox is a great browser, more than enough for most people. The only personal issues I have are that syncing across devices needs an account, bloatedness, and lower performance. I use Brave because ads are natively blocked on mobile and syncing doesn't need an account. I've been able to use browser extensions just fine. I also like the browser autofill better. If Brave is ever somehow affected by Google's ad blocking crackdown, I will switch back to Firefox.
>>107118218Pocket.The minute they decided to put a "News App" in my new tab page is when I looked for a fork.
>>107118218unlike kikezilla I don't need more than deplatforming
>>107118218SlowBloatedTook away themesPrivacy invasive
>>107118218Because I am using a fork with better defaults.
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There's perfect sunlight out today, so I better hurry with round 2 before it sets in 2 hours.
>>107121797Yeah, that's what I feared. I guess it's either powerlimiting or the Max-Q then. Thanks.
>>107121006There are some 4x24 6400 and 7000 mts kits in the QVL listI'll see in a few days
henloi used to use thishttps://outervision.com/power-supply-calculatorpsu calculator but the website no loger works, is there a similar calculator available?preferably something that's not just a marketing tool for psu companies like the bequiet one
>>107121960QVLs are pretty gameable but the fact that they can get at least one sample to run 7GT/s is a good sign. Though those are likely Hynix kits and (I believe) you're buying Micron so it's still not cut & dry.
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>>107121676I always thought of it as weird to wrap SDL functions in a platform layer, since SDL itself is already the platform layer.Realistically, you are never going to change it anyway.
>>107121757Missed the pic
>>107121737Say you have a sprite, and you want to flash it in a certain color. With shader it would be easy, just set the color to desired color for every pixel with nonzero alpha and then mix it with the target pixelBut afaik no blending mode in SDL does that. You would have to convert the texture back to surface and set all nonzero pixels to white, then render on top with color mod.Second thing, texture repeat. SDL has rendergeometry, but it doesn't support indexes above 1.0, which means it cannot repeat textures efficiently.Third, a camera implementation would be much faster with a shader.Imagine you have a tilemap of 1000x1000 tiles and each tile is 32x32. You also have autotiling meaning some tiles have to be split into 4 parts of 16x16Obviously I want to use RenderGeometry for this since it is more efficient. But using this I can only do it efficiently if neither the camera or the tilemap moves. Otherwise I have to recalculate one million quads every frame to check which vertices are visible and then apply camera transformation and local translation on it. With a shader, this would cost nothing.
>>107121815Oh, I only use it for windowing/surfacing and input, so I guess it's not something I'll have to worry about then.
>>107121815You could try some weird blending like zeroing the src alpha and then some blending that makes it work like drawing underneath while drawing a solid color quad.God I hate having to figure out complex blendings to solve problems. I spent many days to fix my lighting blending by writing an entire test suite simulating the operations to find a decent solution.
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Trying to clean my +200GB var/lib/flatpak/repo/objects folder, but unused command says nothing can be uninstalled and repair just throws an error.
I finally solved my DHCP server issue (I hope). I thought Dnsmasq fixed it but I still got problems. I instead configured it to only listen on the gateway address attached to br-lan and configured my managed switch to relay to it and now DHCP is answered instantly. I really don't know why this is necessary when everything is on the exact same VLAN but maybe OpenWRT is picky about broadcast domains or something but fingers crossed that it keeps working.
>>107121726Like this. I never want to have to troubleshoot DHCP again.
>>107121331Jesus fuck. The largest mine got was 25 GiB after several years of use and me randomly installing and uninstalling over a hundred apps over time.Since repair is failing what you should do is:1. Backup your user data that's in .var/app in your home directory. Just zipping the .var folder will do. (I'm not sure if package managers clear that directory which is why I'm suggesting a backup)2. Do a complete uninstall and purge all cache through your package manager. So, whatever the "sudo apt purge flatpak" equivalent is on your distro.3. Reinstall flatpak, add flathub as a repo (and/or others if you're using them), then reinstall all your flatpak apps.4. Recover your user data.You can do a bulk reinstall by piping the output of "ls ~/.var/app" into flatpak install.
>>107113566>>107113904>>107114186>>107114234hahah
butt plug
Loli sexbot
drone jammer
Should elon musk buy reddit? He bought twitter for $44 billion, and reddit is only worth $37 billion. In 3 years, his net worth has increased by 200 billion. Reddit is one of the biggest site on the web, and certainly profitable. How can he convince the reddit owners to sell their site?
>>107121205And you even admit it?
>>107112642>He should buy Reddit to get rid of the botsthe bots got worse on twitter since he bought it so...
>>107112794>Reddit had r/niggers onceBASED???
>>107115323>FUCK YOURSELF in the facethat's gotta be a jeet writing that post right?
>>107121528its a movie reference
post your websites. I'll starthttps://tinfoil-hat.net
I have a lot of websites, it's part of diy projectsMain one;https://greertech.neocities.org/https://autodoctor.neocities.org/https://greertechuniversity.neocities.org/https://betterconsole.neocities.org/https://freestream.neocities.org/https://mechanicsonline.neocities.org/https://screenwork.neocities.org/https://habitathunter.neocities.org/A lot of them are based on collating resources into one unified website
>>107116260very cool
>>107116260I hoped disabling my adblocker would actually work. Please add that as a feature.
>>107113945http://sizeof.catIf you have ideas about what I should write, do tell. Don't forget to call me a melanin-enriched individual on my guestbook.
>>107121786Write more about your Hoshi OS. I found that to be the most interesting part of your website.
Brassica oleracea edition, eat your veggies>Not sure what private trackers are all about?A private tracker is an invite-only torrent website. Each member shares common goals: collecting, preserving and discussing media.>Have a question?- FAQ https://archive.is/UVQkn- WIKI https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Private_trackers- NEWFAG PYRAMID https://inviteroute.github.io/graph or https://inviteroute.github.io/sheet/- STUDY https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/2F379FE0CB50DF502F0075119FD3E060- SPREADSHEET https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/- TEN CURRY COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/dBbdE73M - TEN NEON COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/Ud2pGYaE - RED SPAMMER'S BIBLE https://rentry.org/69zbxh4h- #ptg is on irc.sageru.org but it's pretty deadComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107121769us SCels can only hope...
>>107121779just keysits easy enough to grab new ones anyway
>>107121852I stopped bothering with omg/.in keys and even accounts because they kept dying on me. I had a good run even after they cracked down.
>>107121722Higher tier forums are lame on every tracker
>>107121597nzb.to is literally dead poser
Apple deployed their non-minified Svelte code to production edition.>Free beginner resources to get started with HTML, CSS and JShttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - MDN is your best friend for fundamentalshttps://web.dev/learn/ - Guides by Google, you can also learn concepts like Accessibility, Responsive Design etchttps://eloquentjavascript.net/Eloquent_JavaScript.pdf - A modern introduction to JavaScripthttps://javascript.info/ - Quite a good JS tutorialhttps://flukeout.github.io/ - Learn CSS selectors in no timehttps://flexboxfroggy.com/ and https://cssgridgarden.com/ - Learn flex and grid in CSS>Resources for backend languageshttps://nodejs.org/en/learn/getting-started/introduction-to-nodejs - An intro to Node.jshttps://www.phptutorial.net - A PHP tutorialhttps://dev.java/learn/ - A Java tutorialhttps://rentry.org/htbby - Links for Python and GoComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
dishwasher tablets are a scam and the dishwasher detergent industry have taken us for a ride
>>107119007I don't have a dishwasher, but i use powdered detergent for my washing machine, liquid detergent and pods are a scam, but they are "convenient".
>>107119007Powered and diap
Powder is hard to find here.There is only one big brand carrying a powder version (which is pretty expensive) and only one of the seven supermarket chains here carry a cheap house brand powder version.
>>107119007>check price comparison website>literally ONE (1) option of powder in the whole countryOf course I ordered that
who gives a flying fuck
name a more useless piece of FOSS software>open browser>kde wallet is asking for a password>refuse>kde wallet is asking for a password>refuse>kde wallet is asking for a password>refuse>browser opens>something may be misbehavingnobody wants this shit, this has been an issue for at least half a decade at this point
>>107121621No, it's a common problem in software development.People want to build, not maintain.
>>107118679Didn't ask grandpa
>>107118094What version are you using? I read in the patchnotes that this got fixed recently
>>107118967>>107121122I'm aware, the fact is I shouldn't HAVE to do this shit>>107121811latest version on Arch, 6.5.1. I doubt they fixed this, like I said this has been an issue for over five years now. I still vaguely remember a forum post where somebody suggested scaling back dependencies and when KWallet was mentioned as the annoying piece of junk that nobody uses one of the KDE devs basically went "hey that's not nice!!! that's made by a volunteer!! :("
>>107121300>>107118094Kde wallet is an implementation of the xdg-secrets-portal.It's not a new thing someone randomly came up with, it's something they have to implement because freedesktop.org wants it that way.It is bad, unquestionably bad, because the application you give access to your wallet has access to the whole wallet. It's not like a password manager who selectively only gives access to what is requested, but it's all-or-nothing.Gnome has the same shit.XFCE has the same shit.Even KeepassXC can be used as a secret service, but it will restrict itself to a defined group (but then give all the applications access to the whole goupe, cause that is the standard).The fault is on freedesktop.And honestly, i am surprised at the utter retards who think thats a KDE thing. Did you never, in your whole life, use any other DE? Or are you just dishonest?
based japanese giving the finger to AI and to Mozillahttps://support.mozilla.org/en-US/forums/contributors/717446
>>107120366based
fuck Mozilla
