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>>107590471
Yeah it's an MOC
I can find the instructions but the trouble is this MOC uses a lot of replacement parts instead of the originals

So it's a pain in the ass comparing.
I don't want to be a dick and just open a dispute on the POSSIBILITY of missing pieces but at the same time I really don't want to start this build only to then find things missing and have no course of correction

>>107591450
>>107590433
i also started getting recommended tractors and excavators recently
i..i think we should get one guys....

>>107591450
>>107592263
chang know that you yearn for the farm
(seriously dont startanything that needs a tractor as a hobby)

>here's a coupon for items in your cart
>10¥ off 1000¥ purchase
Gee thanks Zhang

>>107592254
I've not had any missing parts in lego sets from chang for awhile, but then I mostly buy bootlegs not MOCs

retard

>>107592758
shut up, you fucking retard. you don't know what you're talking about. OP is right. for example, i wrote a shell function that removes audio from a webm using ffmpeg. I have no fucking idea how to use ffmpeg. But I just loaded up my .zshrc and typed in

>removeAudioFromWebm() {

and antigravity filled in the code for me. and it worked.

programmers are doomed unless they know how to work with AI better than the other programmers.

>>107592777
all that you need to do is label things and the AI does the rest for you. as long as you write good comments and give your variables long, descriptive names, the AI will 100% be smart enough to write everything else.

>>107575711
Disable them with
https://github.com/christitustech
He also provides the tooling to kill all spying not just telemetry in that script invoke

>>107591056
How do you run Chris Titus Debloat Tool locally?

https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/winutil/releases/tag/25.12.01

>download source code.zip
>download winutil.ps1
>then run winutil.ps1

Is this how you use it? The instructions say compile first but there's the winutil file there too

>>107563175
I used to work as a full-stack developer for a start-up and I did both React and FastAPI on WSL2 because it counts as Ubuntu. Feels good.

>>107589584
This is a friendly thread. Your not allowed to say rude things.

Anyone got windows 10 ltsc to work on the asus g14 released in 2025?

>>107591053
Make bootable installer (requires a flash drive that is at least 8GB, preferably larger)
Plug it in. Restart the computer, and press the hotkey to access the boot menu, then select the flash drive and continue with the installation steps.

>>107589130
In the catalog? Hold shift and click the thread(s) you want to hide.

>>107589089
You were doing something retarded if your company noticed. Either creating crazy high system load somehow or, most likely, getting infringement notices sent for your IP.

>>107589031
Because they put the fast ones on the CPU for latency reduction, and CPU hosted PCIe lanes are expensive. SLI was always a scam anyway.

>>107567084
I have a huge library of audiobooks and podcasts, unfortunately I don't have much space. What's the right step if I want to keep my collection and at the same time free space? What's the equivalent of converting your .png images to .avif?

>>107592196
If Nvidia leaves the consumer space, Intel will happily take the scraps.

2GB VRAM

Unfortunately they need 10 more years of experiences and bugfixes to catch up. That's realistically way too much money.

If the green jew leaves the blue jew can become the next red jew while the green jew can be the green jew but shittier.
The blue jew will have great use if it maintains high vram cards with lower prices.

>>107592196
Now that RAM prices have 5x'd, it'll be funny to see AMD and NVidia putting 4 and 6gb VRAM in their cards, with Intel "saving" us with 8GB cards.

>>107592053
The real question is: why is iOS and Mac worse than both?

>>107592082

trvke nuke!

reddit homelab is so weird
>hey guys could you tell me what server should i get and what should i do with it?
i'm pretty sure these guys wouls get kicked out for being annoying niggers in any normal community

>>107592643
>a beginner asking an uninformed question
>NIGGER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this is why you don't have any friends

>>107592705
>leave the heckin redditors alone
negative izzat for you.

>>107592732
why you even bringing up reddit in the first place.

>>107592744
so i can trigger redditors itt

>>107592454
now you're talking about two different things, stack protection and memory safety which are definitely not interchangeable terms
stack protection isnt even necessary if there are no memory bugs, wasnt rust supposed to be "memory safe"? :D
stack protection is a safeguard that catches if memory corruption bugs such as stack overflows happen or the stack pointer gets misaligned
if you dont have any memory bugs, stack protector is just a completely pointless cpu-waster it literally does nothing when anything is not wrong
that is what usually stack protector does that is, i dont know if it servers some special purpose in rust

>>107592467
>I'm not part of the debian team that is what I am saying is that the project was taken over by people who are running it to the ground.
Then talk to the original maintainers and continue to work on the original, pre-takeover version. This is what happens to literally any hostile takeover of FOSS projects. Look at insomnia or lens ide. As soon as there was hostile takeover, original maintainers and contributors made a fork and continued the project on their own, leaving the intruders with nothing.

Why can't you do the same here? No one wants hostile takeovers. No one wants to contribute to project that was taken by foreign force.
I only see 2 possible explanations:
>trannies did in fact took over the project in hostile manner -> you can easily take original contributors and maintainers to ditch the trannies and continue working on the good version
>nothing of sort happened, this is what maintainers wanted -> you are just a dick who want to dictate how people should maintain their own project (hostile takeover attempt)
I give you 100% benefit of doubt and assume you are taking honestly without malicious intent. If that is true, then it really means that someone took over Ubuntu and Debian projects by force. The only solution to that is to take the maintainers and ignore the foreign bad actors. This is trivial in FOSS world and happened countless times already. So the time is now, grab every honest maintainer and get rig of this tranny menace! If they want Rustified Debian, they will have to maintain that themselves!

>>107592535
>now you're talking about two different things, stack protection and memory safety which are definitely not interchangeable terms
I write no_std Rust and have both.

>>107592454
I did not claim that. Someone else did.

>>107592724
Then stop attempting to hijack conversation if you are not willing to support the claims that were made. This reply chain started with that claim. If you disagree with that claim then say so instead.

>>107590434
the feature id isnt event known for windows 11 yet, ranjesh..

>>107590438
see >>107590297

>>107590297
cant work the feature doesnt exist on consumer winshit

>>107590715
doesn't exist on WS2025 either unless you install KB5066835

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>>107590297
>KB5066835
yup built by jeets

>>107592276
Absolute Chad.

Was gonna post mine but KDE is fucking gay and won't let me take a screenshot of the popup, but I'm at 63.4 million blocked.

STATS
2,024,633
Trackers & ads blocked
27.89 GB
Bandwidth saved
1.18 days
Time saved

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>>107592401
>KDE is fucking gay and won't let me take a screenshot of the popup
you have to set a two second delay, press the key, the open a context menu. it's retarded but it work.
about picrel, it's a new installation

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six gorillion elements blocked

56.24 million currently

>>107591735
Yeah. I think you're doing faggot just fine.
You're a natural. Keep up the good work. The haters gonna hate, but you flaunt what you've got.

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>>107592031
>doesn't understand commas
Never go full retard.

>>107583035
This.
USA don't innovate, they just steal ideas and make them better.

>>107592272
That's what innovating is esl fren

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>>107589698
Wait, so no answer again? This is some skillful question dodging lmao. Can someone explain why such an innocent question is causing eurabians to seethe this much? Why is he getting this emotionally wounded over this?

Can any non-arab answer my question then since he doesn't want to talk about that issue at all.. seems like a rather touchy topic to europoors.

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so bored, I figured I'd give this a shot. reckon I'll get filtered by day 3 though
https://ghostbin.lain.la/paste/4yxcf
t.nocoder

>>107591310
Just because Rust deliberately makes working with statics painful doesn't mean they're actually bad. Using the heap doesn't automatically make you smart.
If you try to run this with a huge input, it's better for it to crash with a segmentation fault than to exhaust all your RAM.

>>107591762
nice cnility, dumb cnile

>>107591276
>input: &str
you didn't solve it

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>>107591560
huh, I'd heard that Ada was verbose but it's surprisingly competitive with OCaml

>>107592657
where can you learn to speak proper english, you fucking jeet?

>>107591453
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you little bitch? I'll have you know I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, and I've been involved in numerous secret raids on Al-Quaeda, and I have over 300 confirmed kills. I am trained in gorilla warfare and I'm the top sniper in the entire US armed forces. You are nothing to me but just another target. I will wipe you the fuck out with precision the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit to me over the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my secret network of spies across the USA and your IP is being traced right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your life. You're fucking dead, kid. I can be anywhere, anytime, and I can kill you in over seven hundred ways, and that's just with my bare hands. Not only am I extensively trained in unarmed combat, but I have access to the entire arsenal of the United States Marine Corps and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable ass off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what unholy retribution your little "clever" comment was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have held your fucking tongue. But you couldn't, you didn't, and now you're paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit fury all over you and you will drown in it. You're fucking dead, kiddo.

>>107591411
>Khan Academy or MIT OpenCourseWare
nigger get a EE degree

>>107591411
being an embedded engineer is no joke, imagine sitting inside a tiny microcontroller in some random costumer's device for years. are you sure you wanna go down this path?

buy an arduino, some leds and resistors, then get to work

in my 7 years of employment, I've only ever seen these chips:
STM32: they are really big in Europe
Texas Instruments: also Cortex-M chips, till pretty big in Europe. afaik they used to be bigger in past
ESPs, PICs: saw them few times on legacy projects
never saw risc-v in wild

You only really need to read assembly occasionally. I don't believe anyone writes a larger projects in assembly anymore.
In practice, you need assembly on only few places: startup routine, interrupt handlers, context switch, and few special CPU instructions.
Startup routine is usually a part of vendor's SDK.
Cortex-M chips have interrupt handler ABI identical to C ABI, so there is no need for wrapper entry points.
RTOS ports already contain the context switch.
And those few instructions tend to be provided in CMSIS library (implemented inline assembly).
So you can go years without writing any assembly yourself on those ARM chips.

Just a tip for starters: learn about UART/USART, I2C and SPI communication buses.

>>107586846
I started learning vim recently and i plan to stick with it for a while. i might switch after that.

I use emacs

>>107586846
Is nvim better than regular vim if I don't care about fancy plugins?

>>107586846
The AI experience is dogshit. I use VS Code with the nvim backend extension.

>>107592371
Switch esc and caps lock. This is pretty useful outside of modal text editing too.