>>108496113
>digital cameras are such a technological dead
no... just no.
I used to shoot 35mm and did so for almost 30 years. digital is light years better than any film. I will never go back. I sold all of my old film cameras.

>>108511163
all that leaded gasoline and asbestos scrambled your brain, boomer

>>108511163
ok boomer. digitshit looks like ass. it's why all movies look bad now

>>108511223
are you gay? is that why your every post is about shit, arses or poo? are you a gay schizo?

>>108511733
pretty telling that you hear the word shit and get a boner

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>>108508256
>You're making a spreadsheet table, not a list. Make the rows independent of each other. That way, you can easily apply the formulas based on data only each row
You have no idea how simple this advice, and how much it helped me.
Thanks man

>>108508861
Localsend

>>108511483
Isn't this spyware?
ad blocker is blocking it.

>>108508358
i don't think mega.nz/mega.io supports hotlinking, at least not for free accounts

>>108511520
What adblocker?

>>108510984
this feels right

>>108510904
Librewolf. I haven't seen any browser beat this.

>>108511555
Works on my machine

>>108511555
maybe but it feels so GOOD not to use chromium

>>108510904
>before i switch to this, is there anything better out there?
This sounds like it's a huge commitment for you. Nigga there is no single best browser + even if there would be "THE BEST BROWSER", you should never use only 1 browser.
>daily driver browser
>login accounts browser
>private browser
You need at least 2. Yes, Brave is ""probably"" the best chromium based browser at the moment, fits perfectly fine in the daily drive category, because many websites and services just assume you are running chrome. For something more private you should go with a gecko based browser like FireFox or Librewolf.

>>108507127
Just wire them in series. It's that simple

>>108507127
shucking powerbanks for cells is not very cost effective

>>108507559
> They are fucking massive and heavy
They can be tiny as well. Also they are approx. 2 times lighter than lead-acid batteries, like those in cars or outdates reserve power systems (PC UPS etc). So lighter, heavier.

>>108510923
That will increase voltage.
Perfect to kill OP actually if he will have like 25 of those.

I say trust the egyptians, cooper and acid

>>108507836
Been through this shit multiple times. Fuck them, collect your paycheck and do less than nothing.

>>108510707
No, it must be Skynet putting them out of business!

>>108509607
What kind of restaurant?

>>108511679
good mornings sir,
the contractors are lowering your izzat.
much love,
anon

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i have been unemployed for over a year while searching for jobs, working on projects, and studying leetcode / my stack

favorite meme shell?

>>108511114
Reminder: if your shell scripts don't handle file paths with spaces in, they're unreliable shit.

powershell 7
In windows 7
bite me.

>>108511335
tcl
its seems kinda neat.
And if you compare it to clusterfucks like bash or dosbatch script,
it actually seems like a reasonable alternative for a pure shell language.

>>108511114

yu dnot hurrr rathan heenda heenda poorrr rathan na doo da poh rathatteka doo da poorrr rat da

What does this even do?

>>108508343
https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/master/test/hotspot/jtreg/runtime/StackGuardPages/exeinvoke.c#L97

>>108507823
You're not a baby, you're a grown adult. Get a grip.

>>108507929
shut the fuck up, i like learning random ass syscalls.

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>>108507929
autists are GOOD for this board.

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>>108508378
nah-uh i'm baby

>>108511112
>ext4
wrong
>apt
i dont like it but it's fine
>x11
arguably better

>>108511123
>ext4
correct
>apt
you can brick it by turning off your computer when it's running
>x11
It's shit

>>108511112
>x11
best argument for mint yet

Won't Mint have (((((age verification))))) soon when Debian have it?

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we won

>>108511171
>>108511349
I got reminded of this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8s9uzPIqQ4

>>108511349
Frankly I don't know. In my eyes the reason that FOSS software is great it's because of it's community, and the main defining attribute of it is (among other things) that it cares.
If you ever seen a sperg around /g/ saying that "the moment we get the 'year of the linux desktop' it will oficially be over'" then you probably saw me.
In my eyes, companies fold and bend over for their userbase when there is a financial incentive of doing so, thus, any company that pisses off it's userbase enough will find itself (Eventually) bankrupt.
It's not an anomaly that Windows is shit nowdays, it's the direct result of an userbase that legitimately has no fucking interest on what's going on under the hood of their OS. That is "the average user", personally I don't want them to come over to this side, not only because they are a pain in the ass but also because the suits that found ways of nefariously making money through them will stalk them, eventually swooping inside.

>>108511454
You're right for the most part, but you omit or don't know an important detail: financial incentives from the userbase don't matter when you have direct access to an infinite money printer or (((donations))) from parties with conflict of interest.
Windows is like that, and Linux is already becoming like that as well.
It has been shown over and over again that woke stuff doesn't make money, yet these companies/corporations keep throwing money at it. The Blackrock CEO himself admitted they were funding and artificially propping the whole thing.

>>108509855
You could probably just do this with grub but you would have to write the config from scratch
You would have grub try to detect the rescue usb using whichever method like a specific uuid or partition name and then generate a menu entry for it, and then have a menu entry for the other usb, and because the default boot entry is usually the first entry it will automatically boot the recovery usb if the menu entry was created, otherwise will boot the other one.

>>108510175
You can have the disk unlocked on boot remotely through ssh by adding dropbear to your initramfs

>>108510859
>I don't expect any privacy (other than manually encrypting messages with pgp keys, but that's on the user's end) i just want something that doesn't ask for my phone or some alt e-mail address and can be used with an e-mail client compared to proton or tutanota who do their own thing that's incompatible with any e-mail client because they want to larp as private services.
Your only real options are joke emails like cock.li, pissmail and such.

Depends on your use case, but Proton seems a pretty good setup overall; even better if you get a paid version (either your own domain or theirs etc).
>phone number, secondary email
these are optionss but I don't recall them being required. If you absolutely are worried about it, you can just use a Firefox Relay generated email mask as your backup, or if you're willing to chance it one of the tempmail/guerilla mail addresses for the backup. However, as I recall theere is an option for Proton to basically check the tiny out of the way box that says
>yes I realize that without the backup email or phone number if I lose my password etc..I realize I am truly fucked and Proton can't get it back for me this is not a drill it will be gone forever.
option. At first they just want to make sure you're not fucking things up and then crying about it after they warned you. Also, if you have a paid proton unlimited/pro account you get all the features of SimpleLogin mail masks and proxies too; its under ProtonPass features.

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>>108510887
>>108510900
I'm looking for something that i might be able to use in a more professional context. While cock.li seems to have decent alt domains (no swear words), I would prefer that if somebody looks up my e-mail address to not get hit with sites about cocks and piss and things like that. Thanks for the suggestion.

>>108510997
I already have a Proton e-mail but as far as i heard you need to setup something like a bridge to be able to use it with your client. Another time waster. Also check this >>108510859. They wanted a secondary e-mail so they can allow me to see certain confirmation e-mails and that just pissed me the fuck off. Got me real mad. The Firefox Relay thing as a secondary address for signing up is a really interesting idea. Got to look it up. Thanks.

>>108511070
>Bridge to use with a client
That's pretty much if you want full, E2EE including subjects like they use. You CAN simply turn on IMAP/POP3 on your account and export the OpenPGP keys, but like any other use that's just for the body. However, running the bridge in the background - a FOSS program : https://proton.me/mail/bridge - basically seamlessly sets this stuff up. If you plan to use Thunderbird, Outlook etc.. then its worthwhile and pretty easy with Proton using the Bridge, but you can also "manually" use the encryption keys if you want as mentioned though its not quite as smooth or cover as much as it were.

The secondary email can be gotten around as there's an option in your account (I don't recall if its the main global account page or the proton mail account options ) that you can turn that shit off but they basically don't want you to use the account to sign up to other shit and then complain if some day you lose access to your proton account and have no passwords, backups etc. Relay is a pretty solid if not as comprehensive as the ProtonPass/SimpleLogin featureset; by default you can use a handful of free email masks or an unlimited amount per site if you pay like $2/month. If you only need one to mask to your old email to give to proton, then you won't even need a paid one.

only cock.li
yes, im serious

>>108510922
what the shit are you talking about

>>108510960
there are actually six nines in the picture. dumb frogposter.

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>>108511175
uuuhhh aakhshually if you open the image in a hex editor you'll see 917269 nines, dumb nofrogposter

>>108510922
For real, so convenient.
Actually it's even more convenient when your CD/CI depends on something else as well, right? Just to be safe.

Now that's actually smart. Very good business decisions from microslop company, they clearly helped github become better and care more about customers and how many back up plans they have, ensuring stability of their business.

>>108510604
>If GitHub does not meet this SLA, Customer may redeem Service Credits only upon written request to GitHub within thirty (30) days of the end of the calendar quarter. Written requests for Service Credits redemption and GitHub Enterprise Cloud custom monthly or quarterly reports should be sent to GitHub Support
NOOOO, DO NOT REDEEM.

>imagine getting filtered by something as simple as DHCP and DNS

say that after trying to get unbound dns working on openwrt. it's a nightmare.

>>108511461
>find more shit to run on it to actually make use of those free 4 vCPU cores and 24GB RAM.
host a big titty elf gallery with a live chatbox feature so we can hang out there

>>108511444
>does that mean I'll have to point to my home server as a DNS provider or something?

Yes

The quick rundown on dns in a network is that when clients connect to your router, your router will hand them the address of a dns server that they should use. (It's also common for routers to advertise themselves as the dns server, and just forward requests from there). Either way, your router will have a setting that lets you set a DNS server that machines on the network should use, and you'll point that at the custom DNS server you run and everything will use that.

Note that applications are capable of having their own dns settings, for example if you go in your browser settings its possible to set a dns server there instead of using the system dns, so just be aware of that if you end up troubleshooting why something isn't going through your dns.

>>108511194
>I wouldn't have Viber installed if it wasn't for work
idk what your work setup is like but you should be aware that if you're using a work VPN those will often fuck with your dns settings

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>>108511546
Thanks for the advice, Anon.
I work for a startup that doesn't have much money for anything besides salaries (for now), I'm using my personal laptop and when I'm working from home my desktop.

>>108508504
You do all that just for them to not hire you and import some pajeet for <=50% of the pay.

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>>108510947
>have gotten
>low key

>>108511460
>The solution? nepotism
thanks, really helpful, didnt know that yet

universities should be required to provide job placement or you get your tuition back

>>108511450
me too, i'm transracial

>>108510743
As an end user i wanna slice your balls with nail clippers. Statically linked huge binaries, web wrappers, endless retarded bugs. Do you just sit there and pretend to fix stuff?

>>108511361
nigga, I make software for pharmacies and hospitals. please don't bully me

>>108510743
it only took me 2 years

>>108510743
Same, I have wasted my life in front of the screen and all I have to show for it is myopic eyes, an aching back, and a complete absence of social skills. Although I have worked blue-collar jobs before, and I don't miss them in the slightest.

>>108510743
I love the hiss of airflow and the tick of hdds

>>108488994
What tool did you use to take this screenshot with the drop shadow transparency effect?

>>108491475
>>108496471
These look great
>>108506571
This

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>>108508350
I compiled an autohotkey script into a simple executable that opens the snipping tool and allows me to either select an area, the current window, or the whole screen. Then after I close the snipping tool(it is only used for the clipboard storage of the desired image), I run that image data through a script that calls imagemagick to apply the drop shadow, pngout to reduce filesize, and then rename the file.
It sits in my notification tray and I simply Ctrl+Printscreen if I wish to take a screenshot. You can see the blue happycat icon here: https://i.4cdn.org/g/1774240101983185.png

>>108494863
>nice setup
likewise (:

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>>108506190
had to disable mitigations during this year