>>108511301
stuff that takes a gimp user like 5min and some googling takes them like one click with smoothing and antialiasing

>>108510463
how is this compared to simplewall

>>108512468
i have lines in my hosts files that block my pirated adobe products from phoning home

>>108510442
Or just use Krita.

>>108512901
https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/105337432/#q105355923

>>108509069
Probably not if it's emulating a motherboard. I doubt these hacks were designed to infect Linux through wine.

>>108510689
Bro just emulate the DS games. Is HV really worth it to play a collection?

>>108510787
SB is genuine slop, Persona just sucks, SMTVV had a demo bypass since launch.

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>>108510689
did you even check

>>108505658
It's just few clicks on your bat files and a reboot. You don't make 70 bucks in that time. Probably not even 7.

>>108511838
>There's also Saved Games but literally nobody has ever used it in the history of Windows.
CD Projekt Red uses that folder for all its games

>programs installing all their shit to your local appdata folder so you don't get a uac popup when they update 4 times a day

>>108511556
>look inside Program Files (x86)
>it's not 86 times bigger than Program Files

>>108511580
android also has that but then devs made their own folders in the root internat storage lmao

>>108512136
Microsoft also like to be "helpful" and make copies of those folders in the cloud without you knowing about it.

>>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

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>>108511489
But the GK Kunten is available for like 200 rupees with coupons. You might have to break bank for the GK Streak though since they're new and cost like 3000 rupees. The KZ PR2 is like 2000 rupees probably so its a mid-fi compromise

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Moonhifi mystery box arrived. It's the participation prize. Not even worth the $5 I spent for shipping.

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>>108512995
>trusting chink mystery boxes

Of the cables on the coonsomer guide, which is the best? They're all pretty cheap so I just want to go ahead and get the best one.

>>108513038
Zonie is a classic but a bit overpriced, at least you have the usual amazon benefits
redchain is meh, would rather get any of the trn cables if modular connections are important
get whatever fits your iems and is cheap, too many to go over

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>>108511675
Rustcunts. Always rustcunts.

>>108511937
>>108512012

$ time yt-dlp --version
2026.03.17

real    0m0.236s
user    0m0.196s
sys    0m0.041s

>>108512544
It touches a shitton of files at startup, though.

$ time yt-dlp --version
2026.02.21

real    0m0.282s
user    0m0.255s
sys     0m0.027s

$ vmtouch -qe .local/lib
$ time yt-dlp --version
2026.02.21

real    0m1.414s
user    0m0.414s

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>>108511675
>quarter gig of javascript bloat + quarter gig of python bloat to download a youtube video
yt-dlp is written by hopeless idiots

if the majority of the computing is handled by ffmpeg there is basically no reason to not use python, or something else interpreted. python3 is on most linux distro by default so that isn't a deal breaker either. i would bet that more than 95% of the computing is done by ffmpeg when you download a video.

>>108506072
When I was checking it out it was simply an outdated chatbot, nothing special about it whatsoever. Perhaps it is something they hoped they can ship so that random people would jump on the hype train before realising limitations. Or maybe it was an attempt to shit that purely to enterprise environment. Idk, but it was very meh. One of the most meh and mid pieces of software so far. Which in case of Microslop is actually a huge compliment, but still. Far better tools exist.

>>108506072
I use it because work refuses to pay for Claude

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>>108506072
>How can you own the entire ecosystem and your own integrated tool still blows this hard

>>108506072
It seems like a discount chatgpt. I just disregard it.

>>108506072
Its for companies already locked into Microsoft. Has audit data if you already have Intune or Purview. I can't remember which. So you can see prompt and responses.
It also has a "work" mode that uses your tenant SharePoint and office shit as a makeshift "RAG" AI. I can only imagine how effective that can be. The places I've been were a SharePoint nightmare. So many versions and renames of files and none actually used offices built in versioning.

>>108509125
just make it a webpage

>>108509246
It would be easier to combat abuse if it were mobile only.

>>108509125

is this thread from year 2007? obviously they somehow blocked dataroute so you need to do preowed boobie trap thing

>>108509125
I have an idea for an iPhone virus
>when you try to delete a picture, it instead posts it to social media

>>108510985
Because plastic ball joints are peak planned obsolescence.

jews

>>108511119
Really...?
That's worrying

>>108511119
>t. never heard of powder coat grease
low iq

>>108512680
>that thing sucking up the dirt from the endite house?
>yeah, we put grease on it
genius

thoughts on fujitsu and toshiba?

>>108502845
Currently using a Moto G32 with LineageOS. All of the same benefits as the Redmi Note 10 Pro mentioned above, minus the AMOLED screen, but I only paid around €200 for it at the time.
As for more recent models, there's the Fairphone 6, but their hardware is less competitive for the price.

If Motorola ever adds the SoC of their upcoming GrapheneOS-certified flagship to their midrange models a few years later, those will be the true Thinkpads of smartphones.

>>108512179
Have you tried doing your government business inside a browser, or does your government strictly require an app?

>>108512179
not an issue for me, I don't have any government apps on my phone and my banking app works fine on custom roms

>>108512253
It's that one specific government app that GrapheneOS dev listed on his site.
It's tied to a phone with no browser alternative unfortunately

>>108509184
Yes the hardware is shit, but at least i can install Lineage. I will die on this hill.

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>this will sell our phone

>>108507375
another Jeet thread. Why are jeets so obsessed with cell phones? Jfc

Invasive being so fucking retarded that you pay $1K for l to be spied on

>>108507375
They all let me communicate, set reminders and events, keep my shopping list and set alarms. Anything beyond that doesn't make it better, just adds more shit I don't care about. As long as it runs graphene and lasts a long time I'm pretty much set.

The value is just in that we get to see what this shady company called anthropic may be hiding. For example it had the weird undercover mode.

>>108510823
>the april's fool gacha you can't reroll can now be rerooled in custom binaries
Also, I'm pretty sure they said the pet woudld continue working after apri 1st, and that whatever it talked wouldn't be billed under the regular token plan. I'm pretty sure someone can reroute the main program to talk via that endpoint and abuse it, forcing Claude to close it and kill everyone's pets. Or maybe not, idk.

>>108512118
Almost everything in it was super boilerplate and simple. Literal plain text instructions to the system. Standard user feedback. There wasnt anything malicious I saw.

>>108510770
literally nothing. it wont help you to make anything, the model is the secret sauce not a cli that sends a prompt to cloud

>>108512316
This is what i assumed. Though the interface could be nice. Is there nothing for context management in it though? All llms are stateless so its their tools that manage the context. Is it all done on the cloud with no mechanism in the code? Seems really inefficient.

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>>108512620
Sir, please consider the reply chain as it contains your requested information.
I understand that your autism may be causing you to become heated, but please attempt to de-escalate your feelings. We are attempting to foster a thriving community of schizos and would prefer that you don't trigger any of them.

>>108501746

fn names() return "me", "waifu" 
fn ages() return 20, 4000
print(interleave(names(), ages()))

main foot gun is multiple return values and no func arrity. sometimes this appears when you don't expect it
2nd major problem is you can make any value or type a function even null
and this happens accidentally if you set the apply method on a variable you think has a value but doesn't
but it's just a toy maybe some real languages have these problems too idk

>>108512079
you laugh this is kind of what mIRC scripting was like back in the day. Every line that wasn't part of an operation went straight to the input box. so /join with no other operations immediately joined whatever channel it listed.

honestly I liked it, that language taught me coding.

>>108512686
tell me how do you execute a goto statement with a tree-walk intepreter or shut the fuck up

What about brainfuck but all the characters are just different blocks, called brainravaged.

The captcha is

>>108498328
My belief is that 4chan is coming out with an LLM soon. Mark my words.

>>108498351
i got the sakamoto nichijou one. thought that was cool

>>108504772
fucking kek

>>108511851
who

>>108512730
If you pass a law then they're forced to comply and it becomes their problem. That's how laws work. Of course, they'd just find the most malicious way to comply, like setting up puppet companies to hire you at minimum wage then fire you after the minimum required employment period to satisfy said law.

>>108508504
>Surely AI will fix this right?
AI calls will be (or rather, are) yet another step on the HR humilliation ritual. You should have realized by now that AI is never used for good things

>>108508623
I had such experience with one of big fintech corpos. 8 interview step, all passed with flying colors, two with my future manager and his manager. I was hired for specific role, due to having a specific skillset, and I was supposed to build and hire team under myself.
But on first day I found out that I am on different project, different technology and different responsibilities. 'Try it, maybe you will like it. If not, we will move you to the project you were hired for'. I didn't like outdated codebase and technology so I quickly said 'nope'. Manager response? 'Oh so you dont like it? Everyone likes to work with you and praises your technical skills. But there is nothing we can do. You just lost your yearly bonus and are put as on track to be fired. If you would stay for at least a year we might move you to different project' And then 'btw project is constantly on fire, so we are putting you on unlimited unpaid overtime'.

Companies did this to themselves when they started accepting applications online from everywhere in hopes of being able to find a FAGMAN engineer that's somehow in Stinky Creek, Montana who's willing to work for pennies.
Hire locally and require screening interviews to take place at your company's physical office. 99.99999% of third world shit is instantly eliminated.
>But I read this article about this guy who hired this other guy to go to the interview for him at the company's office.
Only possible when employers refuse to use e-Verify upon physically seeing the candidate. And if you make it policy you must work on-site for the first three months as a probationary period, you eliminate even 99% of that edge case.
Companies, especially the recruiters and HR, don't want to do this because it's more work that sitting in an office all day playing with an ATS while hiring managers dream of getting a 0.01% engineer for minimum wage.

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>>108512826
>playing with an ATS
Wait, where are the companies that I can be employed with such a sweet tech stack?