>>107708946
Sales of portable grinders and cutters goes up 100 million percent after people have enough of these things.

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I hope you guys don't really believe mass surveillance will lower traffic accidents
australia's extortionate penal state makes everyone drive 20 under or pull off some unsafe dogshit because they're too scared to accelerate to a safe, perceivable distance

and the government will never tighten up license tests or conditions because the economy relies on retarded zoomers and immigrants falling into debt for their first cars

>>107708946
how old is OP?

>>107709010
Traveling at a faster rate of speed momentarily can make you avoid accidents or get out of dangerous of unpredictable situations on the road. Additionally, our speed "limit"s are defined completely arbitrarily. the German autobahn shows that if you have a well designed road with clear markings, good pavement and most importantly, high driving standards of all participants of the road, the speed at which you are allowed to travel is not actually what determines the safety, but rather it is driving culture. All that lowering speed limits does is it attempts to put a band aid fix (it's actually just an excuse for revenue generation) on the real problem which is diminishing driving standards. Now, if you have a complete retard on the road and force them to travel at a lower rate of speed, yes, maybe you will reduce the likelihood of them getting into an accident but you are failing to address the real problem here which is that you have a fucking retard on the road that shouldn't be there. Get rid of the retards and everyone can travel faster + be safer.

>generate revenue for public services
It should be illegal that the same municipal district issuing the fines can keep them. Peak conflict of interest.

>>107709160
cute pc nigga

>>107708334
buying new pc means no drivers for w10, accounting for eol and nvidia dropping support for w10 means all gamers (data is from steam) will have to move to w11

>>107681483
I agree, just want to add on that if you remove as much nonsense as possible from 11 LTSC with ntlite, and use Start11 to get old taskbar flyouts, you can get 99% of the way there if god forbid you ever have to use 11.

>>107688472
Go back

>>107693433
Wait until you try LTSC 2019 or 2016.

>>107709058
and where exactly is pp documented? I don't see it in (emacs) or (elisp) info

>>107709434
C-h i Elisp RET i pp RET
it's only one tiny paragraph though

>>107709434

(info "(elisp) Output Functions")
;; https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Output-Functions.html

at the bottom

>>107709726
Another way to get to this page is to:
C-h f pp
...and then from the docstring window hit:
i
...and that'll take you directly to where pp is mentioned in the info manual. "i" is bound to help-info-window in this case.

>>107705727
for clojure there's https://github.com/oakmac/standard-clojure-style-js

>>107708147
doom has its own config system that relies heavily on lazy loading and is thus incompatible with Custom, see also Doom's FAQ on that.

on keybindings, if you install a layer in Spacemacs, you'll usually find that most of the important functions are bound in a way that makes sense in evil. In Doom you need to be prepared to do a lot more work configuring keybindings yourself.

>>107706513
hey thanks man, thats very nice of you. its funny because i used to be big into tilling wms, but kinda outgrew it and this is what i settled on. found out i value my desktop being predictable and friction-less way more than endless experimentation with unfinished software. i guess thats how it goes for a lot of people once they really become familiar with their system. anyways, much appreciated
>>107706605
yeah, i really like maps :)

>>107692280
show webm for retards folder pls

>>107698975
Atlantic Fleet.

>>107708309
Objectively THE best going in 2026.

>>107708309
Look it was probably an uphill battle to get him to install Linux in the first place.
And he probably did it because he was incensed at the idea of having to upgrade.

>>107704147
>>107705046
What's so different in Fedora that makes it incompatible with things that work in other distros?

A normie boomer like my mom doesn't even know what the fuck a codec is and wouldn't know how to solve those issues.

>>107703818
nobara

The more I use Linux the more I prefer simple distros. I went from Fedora > Linux Mint > MX Linux. No I am not distro hopping, I'm merely seeing where Linux shines and where it could improve. Though...I did break Fedora a lot more.

>>107703818
it is considered friendly like mint or ubuntu and just feels like a better more polished version of those

Proper thread:
>baked at bump limit
>includes necessary safety warning for newfags
>not baked by a poster who got hundreds of his posts nuked and is thus likely ban evading and likely to get the entire thread deleted
>>107710264
>>107710264
>>107710264

Actual thread:
>made earlier
>no slanderous disinformation
>no off-topic
>won't get removed for spamming/flooding like the split thread that was baked later
>>107710110
>>107710110
>>107710110

>made 30 posts before bump limit
also known as spamming/flooding

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>>107709648
If you don't mind the wait; res_2s/simple is pretty nice.

>>107709832
Don't use "speculative language". It's pointless.

>>107710341
>speculative language
the fuck does this mean

>>107705656
no standalone cards, only IGPs in various arm socs,
powervr ,adreno maliect,
apple's graphics are probably the most powerful.

>>107705656
S3 ViRGE
STM powervr3 Kyro stg4000
3dfx voodoo 3 2000 (but acquired by Nvidia shortly after)
XGI Volari V8Duo
Matrox mystique

>>107705656
most non-nvidias and non-amd:s (intel GPUs did not even appear until year 2006 or something) were quite old, from 1995 to 2005 then everything died an deaths

-S3 company (supported by Win2000/XP)
-Bitboys (Finnish GPU maker bought by ATI, they only functioned for 12 months before getting bought)
-Chips and Technologies (the source of Intel integrated GPU tech, they were bought by Intel in 1997, Chips made separate VGA cards up until 1997)
-Matrox (supported by Win2000/XP but also Win7 for their last model of cards, the current state of Matrox is unknown, they faded away in early 2010s without making a sound)
-NeoMagic made PC GPUs up until 1999 and then changed into various handheld devices making graphic chips for those (their PC graphics were shit so nobody misses it)
-TsengLabs (last models work with Windows 2000, they are from late 90s)

all drivers were mostly 32-bit for all of them

mostly none of these work since Windows Vista
not sure about Linux

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>>107707907
>matrox faded away
matrox c680 and c900 would disagree.

>>107701544
OpenAI has no revenue and floats only on giveaways from investors and mutual masturbation circles with Oracle, Invidia and fuck knows what else.
The moment when one big name will realize that Sam Altcuck is powerless fraud and will just leave, everyone else will follow.

Take notes about the fact that Silver is currently above NVidia stocks and crypto memes on the market, meaning that people feel unsure about the shit with purely imaginary value. Usually it's the sign of incoming recession and shit hitting the fan.

>>107701544
what kind of mouth breathing retard actually buys this shit? literally for what purpose?

>>107701544
until they allow uncensored shit I don't give a shit.
>inb4 wan or run it locally
my pc sucks.

>>107710081
It's jeets paying 5 rupees a month to pump out javascript tutorials, and gooners paying to generate retarded ERP shit.

Both of these groups will flee like rats the second the bubble pops and the prices increase to what it actually costs to run these server farms.

>>107701544
i use the GPT 20B all the time and might build a pc that can run the 120B one

>>107709932
>benifitial
ironic

>>107709910
test

>>107709910
that fucker is annoying as hell. desu I'd probably want to do the same shit as well though can't blame him.

>>107709910
The "son" looks like some random dude lololol

>My Son
fr?

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Has anyone tried the other chans that are available in KurobaEX?
Are any of them worthwhile? The Lainchan is nice but slow and anal with moderation.
And a russian one I tried with the millions of dancing webms of russian Qts.
I don't remember which one it is I haven't enabled it now.

>>107709577
Holy shit. Thank you!

Test

retarded cool downs
the most idiotic captchas. poorly written and displayed.
more retarded cool downs.
the old problems are back. with thumbnail pics disappearing or wrongly displayed. with board pinned threads coming back over and over again even though they were removed.

it's literally faster to post with kuroba dev

>>107707537
keep seething, bozo

>>107710022
Listen, retard. Software engineering may be a tarnished term, but the fact remains that the development of software can follow more or less formal processes where diverse areas such as architecture, information theory, proof theory, and even softer areas such as risk management come together. I suppose you see yourself as having "common sense" or something because you throw everything under the banner of "programming" and call it a day, but what you fail to understand (because you likely are very naive) is that complex software does not materialize out of thin air, nor will it evolve in a desired manner unless you enforce principles. When you write code in basically any language you are already applying possibly decades old theory on computational modeling, software architecture, and other areas. The degree to which you take theory into consideration in your work on software design and implementation decides the degree to which you are a software engineer. Even applying others' solutions means understand them, their constraints, and their limitations. Not all programming involves software engineering, but software engineering encompasses much more than writing code in your room.

>>107710140
>meaningless salad of buzzwords and vacuous abstractions
Not reading any of this shit. Please tell me more about how "software engineers" formally verify the software they "engineer" for correctness. :^)

>>107707537
Nobody cares about your definition of engineering, retard. What matters is what makes money. A fucking prompt engineer is one of the most sought after engineers in 2025. You can adapt or you can keep complaining until you starve.

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>. A fucking prompt engineer is one of the most sought after engineers in 2025.
They ACTUALLY believe this, holy kek.

UMLet

LibreOffice Draw works just fine
t. former Visiofag turned LibreOffice-homo

PlantUML.

>>107704846
draw.io

>>107704846
graphviz. can't be beaten. you can also use java/c# introspection to output to it

PSA:
> any storage device can catastrophically fail at any time with zero warning; HDDs, SSDs, optical disks, tapes, anything
> RAID is good protection against drive failure
> RAID does NOT protect you from user error or software bugs
> RAID does NOT protect you from shorts, fires, cute imoutos spilling tea all over your machine
> if your data is on one drive, one device, in one location, be prepared to lose it

>>107704420
that doesnt add up

t. someone who records at 4k90fps all my game footage

>>107701368
>streaming sites nowadays offers 1080p no watermark soft subs
bitstarved garbage

>>107709073
>imoutos spilling tea all over your machine
It's the first thing you learn about in cs but some people never take it seriously until it's too late

>>107696098
convert your Satania gifs to webl to conserve space