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>>107838430
It's like the use of the term
>hate speech
Who and what defines what that is. It's open ended. Obviously is used for and in a myriad of ways.

So when you post, hunting down
>notorious, lel?
criminals and terrorists, the lines that define what those are have clearly been blurred, and shouldn't be trusted when it comes to the potential of a government
>Turning against their civilians

Look no further then the Patriot act. Uncle Sam doesn't care who or what is in the way. They will do whatever it takes, to complete the mission. Some say that's good. Others you say wear a tin-foil hat, if they use their God given brains. Let me guess, you lap up everything the man on the screen says, as matter of fact?

Why do you have locks on your doors? Why do you have blinds or curtains on your Windows? Surely, you're not a
>notorious
criminal or terrorist.

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>>107838450
>>107838491
Feel free to engage in actual discussion and make good arguments like >>107838521 instead of dismissing a difference of opinion as "bait".

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>>107838558
Well If I took the bait then at least my (You) will help your bait, ultimately.

107838558
>low effort thread
>wants others to make the effort for her
kill yourself

>>107838558
if you're such a proponent, then why didn't you just ask the AI to give you almost the exact answer >>107838521 gave you?
if you can't think for yourself, at least least AI do it.
it's going to be deciding if you're loyal to the party-- sorry, the country sooner or later anyway.

>>107838684
That's why, once you get everything setup, and get trusted captchas again, you export your settings to a backup. That way you can just restore them with one click. It's what I did when I switched from beta to stable.

>>107838707
And how do you think I would export when the app is nothing but a black screen/crash? Obviously would if I could.

>>107838721
Hmm fair point. I guess I should do the same in the future.

Still can't search downloaded threads and hold to delete. Have to scroll to each one manually

>>107838729
Lol I forgot :)
Still tho, you should've had a backup saved.

Is this a good place to ask about tablets?
Are they effected by the ram shortage and shit?
Want something to draw on and play retroarch and read (and doomscroll in bed less myopically) is this a good deal?
https://a.co/d/cNnpGvs

>>107837125
after jewgle gaslight all the banks to abhor root and sometimes unlocked bootloader. It's all over.

>>107830856
What was the image?
>>107830304
Side fingerprint doesn't doesn't have the gesture to open the notification bar, does it?

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>>107837581
Samsung has the best tablet pen in my opinion, but if you mind display issues I wouldnt buy that model
I ordered two of them last year and sent them both back because they had this glowing edge
I think the majority of them have it. Its in the amazon review pictures too

>>107837396
f7 pro is great
>>107837125
i don't see the point of rooting if roms bundle bcr, dolby, integrity fixes and underclocking tech

>>107829802
Don't do this. The surface is a huge piece of shit.

>>107838652
Then why do people recommend it?

>>107838655
Peoples needs are different. If you need a laptop you can sometimes draw on the surface is okay. If you want a dedicated drawing device very few people will suggest it since it was never produced as one. It's small, inefficient, and windows gets worse every quarter.

>>107837755
Didn't Samsung also license the Wacom tech for their S-pens? Wonder if they're compatible.

the standard is pretty much the ipad (pro) with the pencil followed by those dedicated portables like wacom movink or the chinese knockoffs from huion/xp pen etc, buy ones from last year to now only, older ones are bad
then samshit tablets with s-pen, mostly because lagdroid lol
avoid any microshit surface, garbage devices for this purpose and bad devices overall

>>107834464
you don't need an alternative (yet)
so just keep using xt

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?

>>107834656
sounds like vista 2.0 baybeeee

linux user here, why the fuck don't windows users use the scoop package manager? I use it on my windows machine fine, also
>ms notepad

>I intentionally used the malware OS and it's prompting me to install malware
ok?

>windoze issues

but we have better notepad on Linux overwrite the shitty wine notepad wrapper with


~/.local/bin

setsid l3afpad "$@"  >/dev/null 2>&1 &

>>107825560
Refund, duh

wait how do I update libreboot if I built it from source
pull, build, flash again? I gotta re-apply my settings?

pls help, I need a thinkpad for making simple games (rendered with pbr methods, no raytracing) and it also needs to be a tuner laptop for my car. It needs to run both linux and windows, Cost doesn't matter, I want it to be good. I'm coming from a surface laptop and I'm tired of random things like usb drivers not working :((

My thinkpad isn't charging and only works with a connected power supply. When I remove it thinkpad shuts down. What do I do?

>>107832151
thanks, didn't see your message until now but the solution actually ended up being in your first link
see >>107836780 >>107836813

>>107821187
>muh contrast
OLED has too many issues that retards avoid to talk about
>black crush
>vrr flicker with blacks
>black smearing on low brightness
>color hue shift when viewed off angles at a close distance
>shittier whites and overall brightness
i came from good ips panels and have never felt an ave feeling that people hype about oled. and i compared it side by side on a daily basis. the blacks felt like a gimmick, given all the downsides. and i didn't even mention the burn-in issue (simply because i haven't experienced it yet and led wears out with time too, just not as notably)

there's also font fringing issues, but I will blame software for this for not keeping up with the hardware development and different pixel arrangements.

>>107821225
OLED burn-in after 20k hours is less severe than IPS bleed-in at t=0

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>>107821187
Just Wait™ technology
I'm waiting for QDEL (also called NanoLED)

>>107838493
I'm waiting for solid state short throw cathode ray tubes

>>107836857
It supports both, tested it out, it's broken as fuck though.

>>107836868
I see, thanks

>>107836801
>people aren't using our meme formats
>quick, time to """update""" the formats they actually use and break compatibility to mess with them
Thank you google very cool

>>107834187
>>107834198
the sdr looks better on this sample.

>>107834187
>You can view it if you own an HDR monitor.
why would i need a special monitor or image format support for hdr?
HDR is about image capture, in cameras. Like wtf?

>>107837459
>Ignore HE shill retards.
>Get something with as short of a travel distance on the keypress as possible. Setting analog switches like HE to 0.1mm actuation isn't going to help. You will not be able to train yourself to only move down 0.11mm on all your fingers subconsciously.
such a dumb fucking take. you can set rapid fire where you can actuate the key at any depth, just releasing it ever so slightly and pressing on it again. you have no fucking clue of the technology you're talking shit about, go school yourself moron

>>107836666
Those soldered joints are very clean

>>107816536
The most expensive I own is a Feenix Autore. but I only paid $50 for it. The metallized keycaps are cool but I don't use it because it's mxbrownslop.

The most money I ever spent on a board is $80 for a keychron somethingorother that I also don't use.

My daily driver is a corsair K70 that I bought for $15 on ebay and swapped all the switches for box navies. I unironically like the shitty ABS keycaps.

>>107837726
Not nearly as low profile as those switches, also I don't know how well split ergo would translate to higher typing speed, if you haven't used ergo it takes a while to get used to and almost everyone I've seen has to work back up to their normal WPM. If you're really set on it that's on you to bite the bullet I guess.
As you can see in that video... it's really just an end user issue, rather than the hardware after a certain point. Like the moment you get 1000hz and mid-press actuation you're already basically set.
>>107838286
And here comes the coping faggotry.
I already know about rapid fire, it doesn't change the fact that the world record for WPM ignores that shit entirely by
>setting his actuation at or even lower than the MX standard actuation points
>his fingers come all the way up anyway
As I said, you troons cope sooo hard and think you can feather your fingers 0.01mm while typing at speed, not true. Go watch that video again and listen to how he is fuckin' SLAMMIN' the shit out of those keys. You're just a hypebeast subhuman who wants to write of any and all valid criticism as "muh fuckin' luddites n sheiiiiiiiiiit", which is ironic because analog input on keyboards is not new. It is, however, the newest gimmick gayming companies convince dipshits like you to get because you think your hardware.
>uses 3.2mm actuation on Shift keys
Like... lol... analogfags are such jokes.
>b-b-but
Do you type at 300wpm? Nope. That dude was using normal ass Brown switches before in 2021 and 2022 and was still typing at around 230wpm average btw, and only stopped using it because his keycaps faded.

>>107838286
>>107838711
Oh, and you wanna know an even simpler reason why rapid trigger* is fucking useless for typing? Because... you are not keeping your fingers on the same exact keys when typing, with any typing form because... you only have 10 digits, retard. Two of which are preoccupied on the spacebar only, so actually 8 that can hit alphas and mods.
Even for gayming its only real proper use is rhythm games as a tiny form of assurance.

The current CEO is a parasite that has no actual gameplan other to enrich his people and has systematically replaced the American workers with his own people who are inept at programming. The more they fire Americans the worst the products get.

>>107834516
this sounds like capitalists saying china will collapse in 2 weeks.
the most linux could hope for is beating ChromeOS and macOS.

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>>107834516
>Why does it seem like they're trying to kill Windows on purpose?
They want out of the consumer space.
>Is this the year of Linux?
yesn't

>>107834516
I don't think Windows can ever truly die. 90% of society is dependant on it for their work. The US government will never let them kill it either

So what version of linux should I install for gaming then?

>>107838511

To answer your question simply: Yes, they essentially create a global symbol table, but no, they don't just dump the raw function names into it (except for C).
Most compiled languages (C++, Rust, Go, Swift, D) compile source files into Object Files (like .o or .obj). These object files contain a mini-symbol table. The Linker then combines these into one massive list to resolve connections.
Here is the breakdown of how this works and how modern languages improve upon the old C model.
1. The Universal Mechanism: "Provided" vs. "Required"
regardless of the language, almost all compiled languages generate object files that contain two specific lists:
Exports (Definitions): "I have a function named X located at memory offset 0x123."
Imports (Undefined References): "I am trying to call a function named Y, but I don't know where it is."
The Linker is a program that reads all the object files, finds the "Exports" from one file, and plugs them into the "Imports" of another.
2. The Problem: The "Flat" Namespace
In C, if you write void init() in File A and void init() in File B, the linker will crash with a "Duplicate Symbol" error. This is because C uses the raw name. The global symbol table is "flat."
How C handles it:
You have to manually prefix functions: audio_init, video_init.
You use the static keyword to tell the compiler: "Do not put this name in the global symbol table; keep it private to this file."

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>>107838511
C: Uses raw names. Rely on the programmer to make names unique or hide them with static.
C++: Uses Mangling. Encodes the class name and argument types into the symbol string.
Rust/Swift: Uses Heavy Mangling. Encodes the package/crate name, module path, and a hash into the symbol string.
Go: Prefixes the Package path.

>>107838263
C.

>>107838263
C

>>107838263
>What's a better alternative to C++?
properly using C++

also possibly C++2 by Herb

but mpv used least resource among all video player

>>107833415
>I thought it did with gpu-next.
nope

>>107835010
Yes.

>>107833950
but some people want a bigger UI

Just use both mpv and mpcqt depending on the scenario. I made wrappers for both media players

~/.local/bin/mediaplayer

setsid ~/Applications/mpv-master/build/mpv  --player-operation-mode=pseudo-gui --stop-screensaver=always --volume=84   --geometry=50%:50%  --autofit=500 --autofit-smaller=360x800   --force-window --loop-playlist \
--cache=yes --cache-secs=60 --demuxer-seekable-cache=yes --demuxer-max-bytes=200M "$@" >/dev/null 2>&1 & 

~/.local/bin/mediacenter

setsid mpc-qt "$@"  >/dev/null 2>&1 &

and here is a bonus fun one for playing videos as puzzles in vlc
~/.local/bin/puzzlevid
setsid vlc --video-filter=puzzle --puzzle-rows=4 --puzzle-cols=4 --no-audio "$@" >/dev/null 2>&1 &

>>107824868
I used Linux for over 10 years and I never found a solution to this problem. I now run Windows 11.

I use fedora. It just werks.

>>107824868
KDE neon is the answer.

>pick a distro
>click "minimal install" or equivalent
>install de of choice
>enjoy your free operating system
You won't because you're a stupid whining cunt who can't do anything but complain but anyway.

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>>107836636
Trvke nvke

kubuntu has a minimal option and you can use flatpak from discover. it just werks

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>>107838469
>>Your Intel CPU has had an entire embedded SoC in it running MINIX in it for 10 years now, I'm pretty sure AMD's PSP is the same.
>yet none of you fucking brainlets have any fucking shred of proof about it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine

"The Intel Management Engine always runs as long as the motherboard is receiving power, even when the computer is turned off. This issue can be mitigated with the deployment of a hardware device which is able to disconnect all connections to mains power as well as all internal forms of energy storage."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Platform_Security_Processor

Critics worry it can be used as a backdoor and is a security concern.[3][4][5] AMD has denied requests to open source the code that runs on the PSP.[1]

>>107838603
>>107838580

1. INTEL‑SA‑00086 (2017) — Multiple ME/SPS/TXE RCE flaws

This is the most infamous ME vulnerability set. Intel confirmed that attackers could achieve remote code execution in ME, SPS, and TXE firmware.

Intel described these as security issues that “could potentially place impacted platforms at risk”

The advisory covered multiple privilege‑escalation and RCE‑capable bugs in ME firmware.

2. 2024–2025 ME Firmware Flaws (incomplete fixes)

Security researchers reported that recent ME firmware vulnerabilities were not fully fixed, leaving systems exposed.


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Good. Yank dominance in tech needs a challenger for the consumer's sake.
Let American tech go the way of their car industry for all I care. Sheltered and stagnant with no hope of competing outside of their borders.

>>107835922
Because it's inconsequential. If they sold RAM only to data centers and OEMs and none on the retail market the shareholders wouldn't even notice.

good old predictable /g/