>>106538673
>twitter-like
horrible idea, that site is designed to ragebait you forever
but of course it's possible, it would probably just not be tolerated in some places because people will just use it to spam you know what like they do on every single altchan
also it'd be a complete shithole, you don't actually want a no moderation site

>>106530437
>There's been a supply chain attack on NPM
This is why you should use Go and stick to the standard library.

>>106538673
Uh... that's an imageboard. Also "general"/"mass social media" type sites with no topic always die out. You want a niche like focus if you want to thrive and not deal with BS drama.

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real general here:
>>106540097
report this one for extreme furfaggotry (trolling will di), and post/repost in there

>>106540119
You're mentally ill kek

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>>106539458
Like I said, the iPhone SE is better than the 13 Mini.
The SE is more comfortable to hold and use in the hand, it's thinner and has rounded edges.
The SE has an IPS screen so no OLED PWM eye cancer.
Home button / touch ID is way better than face ID.

>>106539601
Swipe to go back is more intuitive with later iOS versions
The only improvement would be a fingerprint scanner like the iPad for 2 factor authentication or in the 1% of situations face id doesn't work

>>106539601
aye i have an se the next phone will be android if crapple continues to sell pwm only trash made by samshit panel cancer maker

>>106539454
same here, god will have to pry it from my cold dead hands

>>106539601
>>106540131
I've seen on plebbit that you can install LCD aftermarket display on Iphones.

>>106532435
>Some boomers 40 years ago failed to make a proper shell, which means we can't evre change this shitty design
unixtard

>>106538437
Go ahead and change if you can improve it. But change for the sake of change is retarded.

>>106525564
Here's a snippet for people who use jellyfin and often need to rename tons of files. This adds the `ep` column to the ls table to build new filenames from

let table = (ls | where name =~ '\.mp4$' | select name | merge ( get name | parse --regex '.*S06E(<?ep>\d{2}).*') )

>>106526025
I do use vim, why?
Are you trying to say I'm being a hypocrite because a TUI is just a terminal GUI?
The difference is I'm not trying to turn every cli into a semi-GUI. A few programs benefit from GUI-like interactivity, like htop and vim, but I still use the good old ls, git, grep, etc. the way God intended because it's an excellent way to interface with my system and doesn't really need improvement.
I could edit a file with ed, but that's a case with the cli isn't a good fit for the job. And sometimes I do just put a ps or pgrep command on a watch loop.

>>106540124
In PowerShell, this is just:

gci *.mp4 | select Name, @{ n = 'ep'; e = { if($_.Name -match 'S06E(\d{2})') { $matches[1] } } }

>>106539063
>Set a charge limit somewhere between 69% (optimal for battery health but may not be practical) and 69%
ftfy

>>106538961
Battery double as the surge protector so no.
The solution is to buy exclusively business laptop so you can buy the another battery

>>106539524
It seems the worst that could happen to the laptop is a bios reset

In the event of a power outage, a desktop is also a similar risk, no?

my laptop's battery is broken but it still runs if i keep it plugged, i have no idea why it does this

>>106540218
The huge ass power supply exists for a reason.

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slop text has ruined this 909 day

>>106540084
>RHYTHM COMADSER

Why don't they just make the standard open so anyone can use it?
Oh wait then they can't make even more money

does this affect me if i don't have any home appliances that connect to the internet?

I assumed it had something to do with the milimeter waves but I guess it's just some bullshit that should be over wifi

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>>106540046
>he doesn't know

>>106540166
WIFI is too complex and draws too much power. also suffers trough walls
this is for chips that fit into lightbulbs or switches and don't make them expensive. at a lower frequency

>>106539237
>Database systems evolve
Not often, and oh well you won't have access to the new features for free. The core will work. Databases typically don't break backwards compatibility.
>and get security fixes
Shouldn't require any API changes

>>106539237
>security fixes
nigga, the database listens for string messages over some port. this is ultimately all that your lib is doing, generating and sending these strings
SQL has existed since 1973
people will talk so much about "security"
nigga Lisp ain't C. you aren't going to have buffer overflows and shit.
people that talk about "security" in this manner often have no idea, at all, what it even means.

>>106536497
can't get this to build on arch because of guile-curl
something about obsolete autoconf macros

>>106538122
I could go buy a nice cold beverage, and get ready to relax for an hour.

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>>106513446

>>106537949
at the height of my usage (2022ish) I was subbed to 40+ accounts but most were free or free month trials and never paid more than $5-$10 to sub for a month. the pay pigs are all old men running up their visas/draining 401k/IRA or horny oil baron sons with bottomless trust funds etc. occasionally you get a single no kids tradie that pulled in a nice paycheck from the oilfields and blows it all on a single OF girl instead of just going nuts in Vegas for a weekend.

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Say no more.`

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>>106537104
winevine is ez
t. 23 year old zoomer

>>106537036
Meh
I don't see how not being into tech would stop them from downloading vids on leak sites.

>>106537036
reminder that google and apple would force you to shit yourself if they sold smart toilets

>>106532585
Maybe there is currently no way for the borrowchecker to do that, but there should be a way, patches welcome

>>106532441
> you can never use anything once, you must always use everything all the time no matter what

>>106537099
Yes, dangling pointers are impossible in a single-threaded context.

>>106537099
retard

>>106532848
>>106532868
>>106532873
Gtk uses GObject which is basically a shared pointer and OOP inheritance implementation in C

>>106539414
Whatever it is, it'll probably be coded in Rust or Zig.

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>>106537567
I highly dislike this clickbaiting faggot
>>106539124
pic rel

>>106537577
Don't mention this to the rustroons.

I use php, make money, avoid zoomer drama and pay for nigger fees on services I can just self host myself for cheaper.

I WILL ONLY USE
HTML
CSS
JS
PHP
SQL

FUCK YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU FAGGOTS

bots seem pretty good. takes about the average time for an openAI prompt to respond to what is said on stream. how big is the model?

it would bring me great joy to spend an entire afternoon bitchslapping you

>>106532190
mine freezes up if i have a browser tab open and the package manager GUI installing stuff at the same time.
4GB of memory is NOT enough for plasma mobile and Qt-based apps.

>>106539777
The game's are going to have to be run off the server because they do not have pc's just me, it kinda want it to be like a bunch of gaming systems in one

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>>106539817
Well, then the specs would have to be whatever the games require, plus enough SATA slots and a bunch of HDDs. The overhead from NAS functionality is negligible. Obviously, do make sure the thing is ethernet-connected for the NAS aspects.

It seems you're describing two radically different use cases, though. Wouldn't it make more sense to build two machines, one with cheap used hardware but multiple HDDs in RAID5/RAID6 shared over the network, and one as the gaming machine which loads the games from the server?

>>106531457
somebody last thread said the X540 uses a lot of power and it gets real hot is the x550 better? I don't really need 10G on my router my comcast is limited to around 300mbps and my NAS+ PC only have 2.5G

>>106539981
Honestly, might be a better plan, it would
help to understand it easier with a cheap storage like the previous anon talked about then focus on the gaming stuff later

>>106539994
NTA but I'd say get what you need now for cheap and upgrade later also for cheap. 10GbE will be the norm in maybe 5 years. 5GbE is only now being rolled out to new mainstream motherboards, and 2.5GbE prices, particularly for switches, have gone down quite a bit. It will happen again for 5 and then 10GbE eventually, future proofing in this case just means you'll spend more now (assuming inflation doesn't wreck us all until then ofc).

>>106518987
>WE NEED MORE GPU COMPETITION...
>... so Nvidia cards will become more affordable again

This is why gamers suck.

You should be aware that the linux driver is now developed by troons.

https://rosenzweig.io/resume-en.pdf

When Donald Trump will hear about that, he will definitively put sanctions on Intel.

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>>106539466
>This is why gamers suck.
I'm currenting gaming with Intel's garbage UHD graphics so I'm an exception to this rule. Maybe one day I'll get a RX 7600 if I can find a good deal.
t. Linux gaymer

>>106539682
>the linux driver is now developed by troons.
Tranny's have been involved in the Troonix + GNU project for a while. This is old news.
>When Donald Trump will hear about that, he will definitively put sanctions on (((Intel))).
No he won't, the US is banking on those Intel fabs being completed in Arizona and New Mexico just in case Xi Jinping is dead serious about chimping out and invading Taiwan unprovoked as a means to re-integrate them.
Sadly they aren't doing this for the consumer market but fear of losing out on TSMC's fabs fueling the gAIy hype that I wish would die already.

>>106539682
Probably why it sucks, because they bring their political drama along side, which emerges during the course of any interaction with them.

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Scores 7671 (graphics) in Time Spy with pre-release drivers, seems pretty solid for a slot-powered card. I have an RTX 3060 12GB in my server now, and it manages a 8913 graphics score for comparison. But it also eats 3 slots at full height and pulls 2.5x the power.

Seems like a really nice all-around server card. 16GB VRAM is plenty, low wattage, SR-IOV support, and gaming performance at about RTX 2060 level if you want a streaming box.

>>106539944
>no decent browser in 2025
>"never used never will" use the fixed versions of Chrome and Firefox.

>>106539944
Grow up.