>>107740527
even if it didn't have all the weaknesses that it has, I'm not sure what value proposition is.
the 3d effect seems like a gimmick that gets old quickly.

>>107745471

You seriously think that the reason why 3D never took off is because the glasses?
3D never takes off because it's a fundamentally shit idea that only existed as a gimmick from day one. It does nothing to enhance movie watching experience, on the contrary it only hurts it.
It makes movies feel like ass and any movies specifically tailored for 3D, use shots that are blatantly there just to appeal to the 3D factor.

VR is an entirely different subject, even when very limited it's still immersive. It will absolutely get more adoption once the hardware is good enough and when the prices come down considerably.
There was no chance in hell for VR to take off when it was basically in alpha and that was the biggest issue.
You buy the goggles that are bulky as fuck for couple of grand.
Then you realize the tracking is shit and you need to buy additional lighthouses which are extra grand at least.
Then you realize you want a full body tracking and need to buy the trackers and it's another grand. Oh hey you want eye tracking? That's even more money spent.
Soon you'll have spent like 5k on the damn thing and you can't even wear it for that long, because you're going to be sweating like crazy and it's uncomfortable.
Oh yeah and you need America tier home space for the fucker to begin with, meaning you can't even use it in most European homes unless it's in the fucking living room.
So far it's been a niche at best due to a lot of limitations.

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iTODDLERS BTFO

>>107740527
this is like the 5th time vr has failed
vr headsets will never not be turbo autistic

also, the motion sickness issue will never be solved without bonine or ginger

>>107746449
die in a fire, ok you can believe that i'm ngmi if that helps you sleep at night, but you're ngmi as well, and blame it on your lack of marketing budget if that helps you sleep at night, not that your music sounds repulsive to most people which affects the algorithm, lmfao

>>107746461
You are going to make it anon. Believe in yourself.

okay but has anyone else noticed that every time a pop song hits #1 the drums sound like they’re marching east at 120 bpm and the producer credits spell nothing if you read them backwards except maybe soup. the labels say “organic growth” but my playlist refreshed itself at 3:17am and suddenly everything was minor key and smelled like cold static. coincidence? no, because vinyl is round, clocks are round, and someone keeps clapping off-beat like it’s a signal. not saying anything, just saying the beat knows things and the silence between notes is doing paperwork.

https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Areddit.com+audiophile+taylor+swift
the stereotypical audiophile is an older man who would want to be seen as manly and thinks it's taboo to listen to girly songs but they admit that taylor swift's songs sound great

Anyone else finding that Massive X sounds better than Serum 2? It's a pain in the ass to program for sure but it does seem to hit harder and sound cleaner

>there was a hackernews discussion i was reading this morning
>14 more minutes of blowslop
maybe i'll just BLOW my brains out right now haahahaha

>your command line utilities should be the same as your library, plus some user interface functions
>this will simplify everything
is he right? probably not

blow, no one cares about your flash games or your jank language. self-advertise somewhere else.

he had some good ideas about game design which made him start wrongly thinking that all his ideas about everything else is good too

>>107746117
ain't got no point to the OS you just click shit

>>107746483
>I moved my SD folder out of C:\
ouch.
Run:
>python -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools wheel

5. Launch ReForge and let it rebuild
Run:
>run.bat

>>107746709
Joking aside, nv linux drivers can crash your system when browsing internet.If it crashes there is not press key to continue.
I'm sure you know how to read journaltcl.

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i haven't gen'd in a year
i have so much catching up to do
i've aquired more amd hardware
stay tuned

>>107746983
post your system specs

>>107747008
i have to put the pc together first

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>>107730163
Fucking around with Windows XP to reproduce all the WM quirks accurately in a Wayland compositor
The event loop, basic protocols (core, Linux DMA-BUF, xdg_shell for toplevels and popups, zxdg_decoration for SSD, zwlr_layer_shell for Taskbar) are already implemented.
I'm only missing the WM behavior and actual decoration sizes and sprites.

>>107745926
>spanish voice of Hermione Granger
small world

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Problem: If a user accidentally double clicks something instead of single clicks it it will trigger a task multiple times which have annoying side effects.

Subproblem: I'm too lazy to address this issue in a responsible way.

Solution: Do the task on the UI thread so the program freezes after the first click and there's a built in ~3 second cooldown before the task can be triggered again.

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Rewriting my sticky notes program in ncurses because spinning up SDL3 for something like this is excessive.

>>107732962
Learn lambda calculus like a real programmer.

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>>107739063
yes, if you count tiktok as a screen saver

>>107743889
>Now it's simply better to turn off the display
How would that have not been better in the olden days?
The burn-in part is true, but displays are still prone to damage if they project the same image for a long time.

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>>107736919
The oldest Zoomers are 28, turning 29, you fuckass retard boomer moron, we had all the shit millennials had, it just got replaced by literal Star Trek tier tech before we got to high school.

ALL FIELDS

>>107739063
Most people just use a black screen. Screensavers look cheesy.

>>107736919
my kids have OLEDs, so yes, they absolutely know what a screensaver is

>>107746557
Isn't he like 53 in real life?

>>107746505
Decent hairline but 17yo with that scraggy ass monkey face? gfto.

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>>107746505
Yes. Not /g/ related but as I get older I don't like extreme metal or harsh noise anymore. Now I just want to listen to Getz/Gilberto on repeat.

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>>107746505
Every once in awhile I get these feelings that feel so great, and are so attractive. They come from seeing some path forward to a technology that could be built but doesn't exist yet. I can see a glimmer of an inkling of a path to those technologies. It feels good but ultimately hopeless. I cast my eyes down and I am.. evolving into... a. a boomer. I just know it. Like tears. in. the rain

>>107746505
Yep it must be getting old. I'm pretty much in the same boat, don't have patience to rice or install distros but I'm dearly clinging onto it to pacify myself.

>>107746526
You can rambus my chungus.

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>>107746473
>not posting a screenshot on an image board
right, and my piss smells of rainbow sherbert

>>107746473
RAM doesn't even have temperature sensors retard

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>>107746702
The hub does and it's all covered by one big heatsink, plus the power management is in the middle too. The separate chips don't.

>>107746702
maybe your poorfag ram doesn't poorfag

>>107731356
You can make me remember, you can't make me give a shit.

Use case for a 4-pane desktop cube?

Nobody needs more than two virtual desktops, nobody needs more than a 2-pane desktop sheet.

>>107731356
Plasma has wobbly windows and the stupid cube too

>>107746803
Vsync adds lag.

In the pre-compositor days, drawing commands were executed instantly, without any kind of delay or complex scheduling. Without compositing you got the best possible latency.

>>107736324
No. Compositing ended the era where you expected a UI to have some tearing (just not on overlay/fullscreen video or games), dropped frames, or frames spent waiting for the whole window to load in; and ushered in the era of bitching about all those things. Desktop apps were not expected to be vsynced and frame perfect like games or media players.

It did create a new, shittier form of UI jank especially in X11 though, since it complicated resizing and moving windows. When dragging, the window now lags 2 frame behind the mouse pointer. When resizing, either the content redraws at least a frame behind the border, or the WM just stretches the image of the window and sends it a single resize event at the end.

>>107741377
Sad but KEK

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I use grok to rp with gr15

>>107737970
Here's the clip if anyone is interested. I couldn't find the raw clip so you will have to deal with two retarded Canadians yelling over it.
https://youtu.be/e0Wpz4kA55Y&t=1722

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>>107737300
Yep, I went back to it recently since I remembered it being really repetitive for erotica and it's so good now. Has all the fetishes you want, doesn't refuse anything, listens to your custom instructions, even provides useful suggestions. I think Gemini is a little more creative but it's so censored that it cancels itself out. Has generous free limits especially when you can just log into another google account and share the same project.
Hope it doesn't get censored after normies discovered it with bikini drama. I don't like the UI for it so I made gemini write css for it that looks like 3.5 era chatgpt.

>>107737300
>GOOD MORNING SAARS
>@GROK PUT HER IN THE BIKINI SAAR

>>107744977
That would cause audio stutters. You should be able to set the sampling rate of the audio, or resample it wth relatively few resources, to make it match the video. Dunno if there's an option for that.

>>107743714
Ikatroon ruined this general

>>107745475
It does not.

This stupid script adjusts the audio delay to maintain A-V sync every time the value changes (several times per second), and there are absolutely no audio stutters:

mp.observe_property("avsync", "number", function(_, avsync)
    if avsync == nil then return end
    local current_audio_delay = mp.get_property_number("audio-delay", 0.0)
    mp.set_property_number("audio-delay", current_audio_delay - avsync)
end)

Explain https://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/issues/17222

>>107746967
usual gpu-next and vulkan brokenness

>>107741454
Pre-ordered this thing if I don´t forget I will make a thread when it arrives. Most likely in march.

>>107744782
Actually looks like a neat idea. Sucks it's subpar for Android use.
Looking forward to your thread.

>>107741454
What's the problem?

>>107741454
look how much screenspace is lost around the stupid island.
look how it cuts off at the other side
do iToddlers really?

Is it worth it, jannies?

>>107744824
I love child porn and gay boron


I don’t fuck 12 year old boys

I fuck girls

>>107746047
I rape girls , even babies

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Could someone kindly link me to Chance?

>>107719654
We do have nice things.
Just give them a Chance™

>>107740569
>How is RedoxOS coming along?
Well, is it at all? They had an interesting idea about "everything is a URL" but them went back on that fo rmore UNiX like philosophy. And that was after all the drama and purges. So after 10 years it is still not as advanced or usable as Linux was after 4 years.

>>107742231
>That's because monolithic kernels have never been tried. No, not even Linux. It's a hybrid LARPing as a monokernel, but it's not.
Monolithic kernels are brain damage because it means they have no loadable drivers or modules. Everything has to be compiled into one binary blob, so all your GPU drivers, USB drivers, file systems, all hardware you will ever support, is compiled into one blob.

>The Finnish retard copied the API from
He copied it from Unix.

>A true monokernel wouldn't block on open and reads. A true monokernel would allow you to create sockets and FDs in batches. A true monokernel would have compound functions (open + mmap + close) for the most common patterns.
That's just a non-Unix-like design and has nothing to do with monolithic or microkernels. Windows NT, VMS, and IBM mainframe OSes have a non-blocking asynchronous design. Microkernels are also inherently non-Unix-like, because anything similar to Unix is provided as user mode processes. They don't even have the concept of a file system or opening or reading files because that's handled by programs outside the kernel.

>>107742281
>Also, a true monokernel would've probably used something like shared mappings between user and kernel to properly utilize memory layout and out-of-order execution
That has nothing to do with monolithic or microkernels either.

>>107743317
>They had an interesting idea about "everything is a URL"
It followed pretty naturally from the network transparency features of most microkernels before it. Have they really abandoned the idea?
>So after 10 years it is still not as advanced or usable as Linux was after 4 years.
Not the same thing, Linux was slotted into the existing GNU ecosystem that had been worked on for a decade already, whereas Redox is effectively starting from scratch (bar rustc) and has much more complicated modern hardware to deal with.

>>107744937
>Monolithic kernels are brain damage because it means they have no loadable drivers or modules.
Ah, you're a retard. Thanks for telling me upfront, now I can ignore the rest of your drivel.

>>107746959
That's how Unix on the PDP-11 worked. If you wanted to load drivers, you had to recompile and relink the kernel. The kernel was called /unix, then /vmunix when they added virtual memory. There were no kernel modules or loadable drivers.