Looks nicer than kde. Is that with kwin?

>>107839306
stock kde looks like shit. it always takes me an hour to theme'ing to get it look halfway presentable. on top of that i can't stand everything being named with a fucking "k"

>>107839322
What do you theme it with? I couldn't make it look good, it looks just to clunky and jury-rigged.

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>>107839322
Kool story, bro

>>107839344
I just go to https://store.kde.org/ and try to piece together something that doesn't look like complete ass.
I don't daily drive KDE, I do a lot of distro playing and tinkering in virtual manager and I install KDE for a lot of those sessions.

>chez is the best scheme this and that chez chez
chez doesn't even have an ecosystem. There are no libraries, there is nothing. A toy.

https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1q978w9/packageel_package_diffreview_feature_has_landed/

Good morning sars. You can diff in package.el now

>>107837582
you need library to program? LOL

>>107837582
Racket is the best "library" for Chez Scheme

I am trying to implement a backend for Gnus. This backend already has a uuid for each article. Do I understand it right that I have to make a mapping from these uuids to an integer article id? I just cannot understand why this is required. Why can't it just use my uuids??

>>107838781
i spilled so much seed to this woman when i was a kid. now i remember why i liked tng so much.

>>107838781
>>107839117
I...am the goddess of empathy

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>>107836226
I did something similar and picked up at AT&T CLP99387. It's still hooked up to the Obihai, but it also connects to my cell via Bluetooth for calls and contacts. If I get a call on either line, the cordless handsets ring. It's nice to be able to put the cell on the charger when you get home and not touch it until you leave.
>>107837973
I'm a sucker for anime women with guns and purple hair.

>>107830866
nice.. i have the same ikea table as you

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>>107838781
I always liked Yar and Crusher better desu

>>107835213
Then what do you do other than trying to make your way up the corporate ladder?
>>107835434
>You're so unremarkable and unoriginal that you're trying to outsource even the easiest part - the idea.
Original ideas often fail because markets reward familiarity and scalability. Novelty doesn't pay.
>They will always go with a 24/7 support service from an established tested source
you could have said that from the start.
>Maybe try to have an even narrower potential client base? Write something for bezos alone, I'm sure that's gonna work out.
If you don't want to spoonfeed then why'd you take the time to post? It's almost like you have a child’s understanding of reality due to a stunted growth induced by learning everything about the world from cartoon characters and obese aging hag middle school teachers telling you that you won't make it big in life if you don't get good grades.

I don't know if this is deliberate (trolling) or not, but if it's the latter, then you're a mind rape victim and a bottom barrel scraping mollusk that subsides on the leftovers and shitstains of your better priors. Your entire existence is painted in half assed stale regurgitation. Dont lecture me on anything you fucking worm.

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>>107835654
>you could have said that from the start.
If you don't even know that, you are not going to create anything worth shit, bozo. Anyonr with even vague understanding of the topic do not need that spelled out for them. Didn't even bother reading the rest, you are a retard.

>>107834430
i'd call you a parasite, but i genuinely revel in your complete inability to find sustenance

thanks for posting, my day is now better, and i'm not usually someone that finds joy in negativity

>>107834430
It's not cybersecurity per se, but you would definitely require a lot of it for this service. Along with abandoning all human morals.
GTA3 had the parody of "babiesovernight dot com! Babies in a box, direct to your front door" and it was supposed to be for adoption. But now we know a not-insignificant number of millionaires and billionaires would be interested in that as a subscription model for their sexual and/or culinary desires. So there's your app idea.

>>107835654
nta and I hate the permanegative culture on this site but damn man you need a reality check in the worst way
>Original ideas often fail...
Right, so you admit that you didn't even need a great or imaginative idea, but you still want to outsource it? Why even post the question just ask Grok
>you could have said that from the start
If you didn't even know that, how can you possibly expect to get anywhere? You have ZERO business sense
>if you don't want to spoonfeed...
So now you admit you want to be spoonfed, and here's the grand irony anon - you then say that anon is like a child. SPOONFEEDING IS LITERALLY FOR CHILDREN. Then you decide to continue insulting the only anon trying to help.
Time for the reality check anon - there are 100 million jeets right now asking AI questions like yours, getting project ideas, and vibe-coding them all into existence. They will work harder than you, longer than you, and most probably understand the tech sector better than you (given you seem to understand almost nothing).
So do yourself a favour - admit to yourself you're only pursuing this path because you're too lazy to seek out work that means leaving the comfort of your chair, lack the charisma for grifting and lack the imagination to think of anything else. Embrace that truth and take decisive action - either commit to being a better worker and get out of your comfort zone into the real world (maybe trades) OR accept your worthlessness and settle for a life of unfulfilling mediocrity as a permaNEET.
but either way get the hell off this board, you don't belong here.

vibe code it

>>107834464
Never heard of it.

How's it different from the standard 4chan X?

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>>107834464
I linked someone to this and the responses I got were:
1: this link
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/489508-4chan-xt
And
2: Being told to click (pic related)
Am I too stupid to understand that this is the solution to my despair or are neither of those helpful?

>>107838749
It looks like the former is just a link to the same thing maintained by the same dude, so if one is abandoned they both will be.
The other is just a fix for some issue that should already be included in an autoupdate, no?

>>107838209
It's better.

>>107816038
What's the best model for a poorfag like me? I have access to 8gb of VRAM.

>>107807335
2 more weeks

>>107825243
gpt5.2 high

>>107806541
I prefer cursor-agent. If I'm going to pay a monthly fee for AI, I'd rather have access to basically every LLM there is for a single price, as some stuff Claude is really good at, some stuff ChatGPT is really good at, some stuff Gemini is good at. I am a MUD developer, been working on the same game for nearly 15 years despite the fact that the genre has died off. It's my tism. What I like most about cli ai - especially cursor-agent - is that I can scp the binary to my MUD shell hosting account and have the AI work on code directly on the host rather than making the changes locally, compiling, starting the server, testing the changes, then syncing the new code with the host, compiling it there, and restarting the server. It's far better to make the changes on the server, compile, spin up a second copy of the server, test the changes, if they're good then I 'accept all' in cursor-agent and reload the binary of the main MUD server and shutdown the test port. If the changes break something important, I hit 'discard all changes' in cursor-agent and my code goes back to exactly how it was. I don't think I've written a single line of actual code in two months now that I've got cursor dialed in with prompts to the point where it's writing code almost identical to how I would so I'm at the point now where I just say "add <feature> ... This is what it'll do. Document it in a help file for the players when you're finished."

>He uses claude code when he could be productive instead
>He doesn't know
L O L !

could you do anything with x86_64 assembly in current year
would you not get defeated by all the 'security features' of modern OSes and UEFI?

>>107837184
>could you do anything with x86_64 assembly in current year
See KolibriOS discussed earlier in this thread.

>>107818149
From a little-known tech YouTube channel called LaurieWired
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn_It163He32Ujm-l_czgEBhbJjOUgFhg

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>>107838055
>19 minutes to explain shifts and rotates

>>107835312
>Trouble is, this material is super difficult to work with and I don't think you can get even a 1 inch wafer of InP.
not entirely sure. even the details provided by these articles aren't exactly clear

>>107835336
it's designed for use in all kinds of products that need to be small, light and use the least amount of power possible. perfect for medical devices industry, rfid shit.. etc.

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>>107839074
As a desktop or server?
As a server, all ways lead to kubernetes.
No matter what you do you end up building kubernetes of various levels of completion of functionality.

i swear distro-warring is as bad, if not worse, than console warring

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>>107839074
>flatpak / snap
this shit literally never works

>>107839302
i don't get all the hate for flatpak. i have never had an issue with a flatpak install. in fact i've some flatpaks actually work better than .deb packages i've installed.

>>107839310
i installed a browser using it before and it would delete my entire history/cookies every time i closed

>>107838893
Bump

>>107838893
for Minecraft, it doesn't really matter, but don't allocate all of the RAM to it. Also make sure you're using proper JVM flags for it. Check out the PaperMC ones for a good starting point.

>>107838893
For Minecraft specifically, good configs set the min and max allocations to the same value. So it will be static in practice.
Sidenote: You don't need a VM to limit the memory usage. Containers can do that too.

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>>107835746

>>107838839
Heh, same. I'm currently double checking my HDD health before putting a backup NAS offsite. Clearly I need to swap out some storage

SMART Self-test log structure revision number 1
Num Test_Description Status Remaining LifeTime(hours) LBA_of_first_error
# 1 Extended offline Completed: read failure 90% 56693 998612952

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CHUZO WATCHES TRANNIES Y'ALL
https://vocaroo.com/12cgAZtdeLzR

>>107812103
if you vote the remix shit in I guarantee it's going to be a dead thread for real this time. Let's face it listening to your garbage once on the stream is painful enough and you expect people to remix it? get fucking real

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKiIroiCvZ0

Mediaboard file uploading has been fixed. probably.

>>107837435
I bet most people would just take a 2nd shot at their favorite submission, try to re-event it somehow and submit that

quick preview
https://voca.ro/1aU4FCjEvvPM
very low chance of finishing this before deadline sorry to everyone who had alien abduction thirsty yandere hatsune miku on their album bingo cards

Stop listening to music on portable devices. It is satanic. You should be playing music instead, as in with real instruments, and ideally with other people. If you absolutely 100% cannot play music, then a home theater setup for occasional listening is fine. But do not listen on portable devices.

>>107828651
Phone are better, also you boughted the phone you should have know it didn't have a jack port, should have just BOUGHTED one with a jack port and microsd one too.

>>107838770
an audiophile-/x/ schizo mix, a most potent autism combination, anyways take your meds

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>>107828651
There's a lot of options, depends on what you're looking for. The cheapest and smallest you can get with alright sound quality are those generic S1 MP3 players that were everywhere 15-20 years ago. Still sold new on Ebay with expandable memory slots. I have an older revision with only 128MB onboard which I still use. Just get rechargeable NIMH AAA cells and you're good. Or get a Walkman.

For audiophile autism there are even more options with bizarre sounding names. The newer ones are all as big as smartphones and run lobotomized android, but if you look around you can find older, more sensibly sized models. FIIO X1 is a nice looking one.

>>107838801
>Phone are better
No they are not >>107832717

>>107838211
Alright, why isn't LLMs profitable then

Every single time I've tried to use an LLM for coding assistance, it has left me angry and unsatisfied. They (Gemini, ChatGPT, Bing) make dumb mistakes, don't follow instructions, and can't be guided because every time I try to correct it it just doubles down.
>You're exactly right, the C++ standard library does not actually have a std::solve_puzzle() function. Your keen observation shows that LLMs sometimes make mistakes.
>Here is the verified, bulletproof, 100% working actual confirmed code:

#include <solver>
// Solves the_puzzle using the verified, actually present, definitely real STL function solve_puzzle
std::solve_puzzle(the_puzzle);

>>107830897
why are people having a meltdown over a dude using antigravity in some project where he just fucks around with electronics.
like you havent done something similar

>>107830975
Older English literature used the em dash a lot more than now but still somewhat sparingly. You can write very effective sentences with it which no other punctuation can fill in. I think pre 1990s high schoolers actually learned how to use it. Now few learn it so they never use it. I actually see people use ellipses more when an em dash was what should have been used, because public education never gets around to finer points of grammar

>>107838202
op picture

Welcome to Costco, I love you

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>>107838364
>yeji
>chaewon

we have a kpop coomer here

Should use vidlii it's like old YouTube just needs more people using it. I'm probs gonna make an account on it and odysee I'll probs upload to YouTube as well but link then in.

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>>107838364
But if you go in fresh it doesn't assault you with garbage. And even after use it will still (mostly) pull from a recommendation algorithm that it thinks will keep you watching. If you don't click on crap it's a lot less likely to show you crap. Though how long that lasts is another question.

>>107838231
>>107838307
When did this algorithm shit take over, anyway? I've only ever used the subscriptions feed on youtube, and last time I had a twitter account (10+ years ago) it was common sense to just find people to follow and use the feed that actually shows every single one of their tweets sans replies.
But now apparently people use the slop feed (in both) that SOMETIMES shows shit from people you're subscribed to if it finds it worth showing to you specifically. How did it get to this point?

>>107838139
it's the same kernel, bye bye

>>107820326
>13 years since Windows was good
Look, I like 98 as much as the next guy but you have to admit that XP is simply better.

>>107820326
For it's time. Good for it's time. Wouldn't be good now days though.

>>107825501
strawman
the kernel isn't what's wrong with 11, and the system isn't just the kernel

>>107821060
As someone who started with Win 95, 7 was easily the best of the series. My personal soulful favorite was ME toughever.

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Powershell or shell scripting is probably the easiest to maintain parity between 2 sets of data. But the crux of the problem is your source of truth is 1 drive. While magnetic media doesn't bitrot to the degree solid state does, it you want a minimum of protection from it you will need 4 drives.
If you have 1 drive, you loose
2 drives you can mirror, but you don't have a source of truth cause one drive can fail.
3 drives you will have a source of truth as long as all 3 keep working, when 1 fails though you can introduce bitrot while rebuilding.
4 drives will give you 100% protection assuming no more than 1 drive fails at a time, and more than 2 drives don't fail at the same time(that would cause array failure).

On top of that you need to run a copy on write file system, ZFS or BTRFS ideally in raidz2.

Last item to look into on your file storage system would be error correcting RAM. This will protect data in transit.