>>107568678
>a /8
Not A /8, multiple /8 - there are like a dozen not publicly used ones assigned to the US DoD
That way you get different networks, enough room for virtually anything in them and feeling like a special snowflake because you single printer lives at 55.5.5.5 or some shit.

what's more sensible pi-hole in a docker container in my ubuntu vm, or pi-hole as an lxc in my proxmox host?

>>107569270
lxc, but you've already fallen for memes

>>107569270
pihole on a pi

Is there an actually good solution for a self-hosted library for (e)books?
Booklore looks like a meme project and something like Koha and other ILS feels way overkill

>>107569474
Antisemitism by their standards is as simple as "jews should not kill every palestinian" and "america should not serve israel"

>>107566508
'Member the Holocaust? Whether it happened or not I sure would like for Round Two!

>>107569502
This. Their plans will fail though due to "antisemitism"-fatigue and jew-fatigue, you can see it already. People are sick of their bullshit.

>>107569497
>>107568261
>umm akshually goyim it's your fault
shut the fuck up golems

im working in SEO and i've never heard of it

>>107564054
What's the specs, and can I install Linux on it?

I already have a pc

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>>107564054
Apple invented $3000 cloud-only computers.

>>107565228
this

>>107565096
not xhim, but I still use XP SP3 and I can't imagine updooting to anything newer than 7. I would rather rob a boomer out of his old computer than updoot.

>>107568066
idk it looks like some bloated firewall

>>107567991
bloat

>>107567991
Whats the file size? Is it under 5mb?

>>107567991
i use it
I like the color coding and how it makes using a different DNS super easy
but it has limitations (no logging or packet inspection)
I've also tried simplewall but I find portmaster easier to parse

>>107567991
NetLimited is already a thing

>>107564380
you have terrible taste in women, anon.

>>107564044
Because that would make it good and a weapon, so naturally that what the military has already had for 20 years.

it's like asking why a typewriter doesn't have manners...
>it's a tool, not a brain-replacement or sentient being

>>107564264
it'd be some other stinky cunt and not gretas anyway lel

>>107564044
Because you misunderstand what "AI" is. It is not artificial intelligence, it is a pseudo-random text generator.

>>107568926
explain why

>>107569376
There's no benefit to having a third party repackage Firefox for you; trusting literal whos on GitHub to mess with your browser is a recipe for disaster, and they offer nothing you can't do yourself with a custom user.js or even your own compilation flags.

>>107569566
I've read somewhere that librewolf completely removes telemetry from the source code and if you use firefox you can only disable it. Do you have any benefit from this? If not, can you give me a guide how to harden firefox and disable telemetry so I can delete librewolf?

>>107569661
I use a slightly modified version of Zero user.js:
https://pastebin.com/PRQyRv6x
Go through each section and make any changes and/or removal of settings you don't want. Should only take about 10 to 15 minutes. Having used every Firefox fork, including LibreWolf, I will say that LibreWolf consistently gets about 35% lower performance than hardened Firefox (comparing on https://browserbench.org/Speedometer2.0/), so I would say the switch is definitely worth it.

>>107569748
thanks

>>107568710
Out of all the languages that have multiple dispatch, I think Julia makes the best use of this feature, because:
- All functions are generic by default (so you can't opt out of it), and
- as a result, they got community-wide buy in on multiple dispatch, so it's used pervasively.

One small example of how to design a library using multiple dispatch is Nomnoml.jl.
https://github.com/MichaelHatherly/NomnomlJS.jl

In Julia, Base.read is a generic function with many specialized methods. (They use the same function/method terminology as CL's generics.) Here are a few basic examples.

# lang: julia
# Load the contents of a file into a Vector{UInt8}.
# Base.read(AbstractString)
read("file.txt")

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>>107568710
Sorry I don't have any CL examples off the top of my head. If you want a lispier example, look at the Elisp code in map.el.
https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/master/lisp/emacs-lisp/map.el
It tries to provide a unified API for working with alists, plists, and hashtables.

>>107549675
>How do I experience the emacs magic?
>There's no prize at the bottom of the box
At some point you begin to ask yourself why are you learning this shit.

If you're not having fun, do something else.

>>107543874
What's the name of this amazing lips doujin?

>>107566921
I think it comes from aspell on 2016/17 Ubuntu his godwords come from /usr/share/dict/words https://web.archive.org/web/20170204193802/http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Home/Sup1/Sup1Bin/GodWords100

>>107566791
happy birthday to you too

>>107566648
happy bday

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A real kin/g/

>>107566648
There was already a thread.

>>107564438

>News (cont)
>>107547669 - Anon posts some soldering project, discussion about desoldering happens right after
>>107551454 - Cheese grater mouse already collecting gunk
>>107553997 - Notlego anon's package seems to have worked out, no missing parts
>>107559172 - Superbuy review
>>107559329 - Cheap wristwatch anon reports that they still like theirs.
>>107563247 - After 8 years of service, anon now owns a xiaomi IED
>>107566314 - Another anon gets a step counter

> After 8 years of service, anon now owns a xiaomi IED

So that anon was not joking, you really can get some explosives from ali

Dont die, thread.

thank you for the neeeewwss


>>107567652
reeeee
i did not know this

>>107559453
>>107561584
>>107564838
I think I've seen Anker around in some big stores but yeah not massively. I usually have a pretty great experience with Ugreen, I've no idea what's gone wrong with this one. The cube shape doesn't actually help in my bag, so maybe it took a knock but still, after 1 week it shouldn't just be dedded. Pathetic. It's annoying because it's an order Amazon said they'd refund me for after an issue with a different order. But now it's faulty idk what's going to happen. Sucks. I wonder what went wrong though. When I put anything on charges, it just goes to a state of on charge and off charge

>>107560532
Ah I guess Bingbongland is safe

>>107569493
Thanks for appreciating them anon.

>>107542499
doa these have been rumored for 10 years. 0 incentive to create anything

I used to say 16:9 but the deck has shown me that 16:10 is better

>>107541426
8:5 is better

>>107542368
>work
why are you a slave nigger?

Why is there no 120hz 3:2 or 4:3?

>>107567811
I love that band

>>107566933
100v truly sucks, make sure you don't run a water boiler and vacuumcleaner simultaneously kinda thing. and that waterboiler is twice as slow as a european one.

>>107566933
It's actually pretty bullshit because some of your big appliances tend to not work if you move from tokyo to osaka or vice versa.
Older washing machines for example.
My microwave oven is also locked to 1000W on 50hz even though it can do 1200W on 60hz. It's stupid

>>107567287
retard

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>>107567287
I can't believe we share a board with retards like this

>>107568284
>Full of bugs

There were zero critical bugs.

>It wasn't him. Smart contracts were already a thing before Bitcoin.

Yeah, I know what you're alluding to and you're wrong there, too. You probably think because you know about Nick Szabo that you can make such a claim, but nothing that he wrote is remotely compatible with the contracts that came to be created with ledgers. So your claim is just contrarian and retarded. Besides, the term "smart contract" today is used to apply to any program that runs on a ledger, whether or not it does anything interesting or not

>>Software includes a working p2p layer, marketplace, and programmable transaction system

Bitcoin included all of this in the first release.

Go ahead and cite those references now, neckbeard.

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>>107550362
Does anyone who program not look like a pedophile or some sort mass murderer like Breivik?

>>107563678
God I fucking hate AI generated images so much that shit is always displeasing to look at

>>107567775
Woz didn't do anything after he got rich in the early 80s. He didn't even work on the Apple IIe he's holding in that photo.

>8 or 9in
>Page turn buttons
>Open source OS
>Black and white e-ink, none of that half assed kaleido shit
There, I just designed the best ereader ever. Is it so hard for these corporations to make something that people actually want?

>>107569495
Kobo Forma came out in 2018.

>>107551723
Can you share the wallpaper?

>>107569543
Very cool anon, and where exactly can you buy it?
>uh ebay!
Have some self-respect.

>>107569795
The Kobo Sage is still readily available.

>>107561770
So what you're saying is that EU regulations make it impossible for European companies to prosper and instead benefit American companies and those get to monopolize the European market.

So why are Americans always bitching and whining about the EU if it benefits them?

>>107562114
American Fanta tastes like shit. You like it better because corn syrup is way more addictive than sugar.
>>107562386
>>107562194
Corn syrup is more expensive than sugar. Americans pay a shit ton of money to corn farmers in subsides and that keeps the price of corn and corn syrup artificially low, so in their market it's cheaper (and thus more profitable) to use corn syrup instead of real sugar.

Everywhere else sugar is cheaper so corn syrup is not used as much.

>>107567762
American Internet is what began the troon craze and all the modern liberal policies. Good riddance.

>>107568170
Just because these companies pay the EU's retarded taxes (they call them "fines") it doesn't make their market less cancerous to operate in. Also
>the EU keeps pulling one-off arbitrary taxes out of its ass
Any business would be rightfully angry about this. Like, I can't stand Elon but he's absolutely right about the EU's latest fines.

One or two big companies paying a fine from time to time is far from a tax.

>>107565004
>only 3.2 Ghz
>only
we have been spoiled

>>107567321
Nigger I have a 4 figure workstation board that can't reliably post a JDEC speeds with 4 DIMMs. DDR5 is a complete failure.

>>107568986
>workstation
>4 dimms

>>107565004
You are not giving it enough time to train the memory, be patent. The memory should be able to post at JEDEC mode. Can't guarantee the same for EXPO/XMP settings (factory overclocking).
The reason why it posts with 4xUDIMMs mode is likely because the memory controller is training at an easier, much lower clockspeed.
>>107568986
It will post, but you are not giving the memory controller enough time to train. DDR5 takes a lot longer time to train then DDR4. It may take up to 5-10 minutes, once it is done newer BIOS version preserve settings so next cold boot will only take 1 minute to POST.

>>107569754
I gave up training after 40 minutes.