>>108516484
Neat - My company isn't that small and won't hire on a basic referral, and I was on the hiring committee with a previous role. I've seen shitty resumes from shitty people, and interviewed a lot of shit.

I'll give it a chance if the right opportunity hits the right milestones.

>>108516520
I only ever got referral money from people who got the jobs. But i submitted at least a dozen to get 2 of em.

>>108516548
Same thing with my company's policy - Payout is only done after the candidate passes probationary period.

Even without context, 12 for 2 seems pretty good.

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>>108516577
Context is 2k$ per and over a 12 month period. Its been slow as shit this year. I think my customers(future coworkers) are hunkering down, DESU i am too.

>>108516591
Much of /g/ is privacy oriented, and that's why I posted, but I think I have a decent mechanism to perform basic vetting that respects the privacy of potential candidates.
Basically boils down to, 'I'll send an email to your corporate email account and you tell me what it says'

Of course, I'll need basic information to pass along (First and Last Name/Resume/Email Address)

Referral program with my company?
$3000 lump sum after probation (permanent hire)

>>108487257
pc speakers are mostly dogshit
bookshelf speakers is what you want, get a powered one it literally will dogpile on any "premium" pc speakers
i presonally use the fluance ai41 theyre good

>>108514074
>razer is better i think.
the last time I checked their 2.1 system was USB only and required their shitty driver software. Stay away from Logitech, Razer, Steel Series or any other gaming brand. Creative, Edifier or Klipsch come to my mind if you need something cheap that's better.

>>108488113
Based, I have these right in front of me. On full volume I can hear them blasting out on the curb 30 feet away from the house. I have to keep the volume knob at about 40% and still turn my video volume down to about 10%.

>>108487773
I though this would work better than regular speakers, since those are blocked behind my monitor and this could lie bellow nicely.

Long story short, I bought the Creative GS5 and they sound like hot garbage.

>>108514074
Nyche!

>>108509811
Because in Linux you get Tron soft in pacages.

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>>108506495
>>108506507
>>108507282
half a century later burgers still can't into basic fractions and percentages

>>108506586
I do and I actually like it.
>>108506780
Windows 11 literally runs fine. No need to "debloat" squat which makes the os even more unstable.
>>108506817
Microsoft doesn't sell your data. They're a cloud services company with some minor business selling operating systems. Do you have steam on your company? Guess what retard, steam has far more telemetry going than windows.
>>108509811
Because I like shit that just works and Linux doesn't just work unless I'm using an LTS build or steamos.
>>108515310
Like what >>108516274
Said what games aren't working

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>>108516325
Holy shit, this has to be the most blatant shill I’ve ever seen. What the fuck is happening in this thread.

>>108508351
>>108509610
>all Arch needed to win was an installer
Really makes you think.

>>108516386
It's a system file, you retarded, obsequious corporate whore.

>>108510424
>explicitly allow program to run as administrator
>program does administrative tasks (like modifying your hostfile)
>???
thanks, obama

>>108516557
None of those programs require admin rights to run.

>>108516578
Then don't run them as administrator so they can mutate your hostfile. Problem solved.

>>108516584
This has nothing to do with you running any of them as administrator.

>>108515608
It's only an immoral act and not a scam.

>>108515496
Sorry you're poor OP

>Buy a monitor that "supports" HDR but isn't capable of displaying it properly
>Turn it on
>It predictably looks like shit
>Try to convince other people HDR is a scam because of it

>>108516464
You can't blame him when there are so many fake HDR monitors out there, and the industry still can't agree upon one simple standard

>>108516464
Why would a display support something but not display it properly? That's retarded. That's like saying my display "supports" a 120hz refresh rate, but can only display 60hz.

>>108511610
>import some pajeet for <=50% of the pay.
no thats a common misconception. they hire a pajeet for 125% of the pay, but 50% of that pay is subsidized by tax credits, Larry Fink grants, various NGOs, etc

>>108512474
>Just imagine cooking that intervew plan up and thinking that anyone competent would tolerate that.
Many such cases. Ive had to explain to many employers that he reason they have retarded employees, is because james bond or jason bourne or whoever they expected to hire, doesnt apply to minimum wage jobs. when you set a low wage, only felons and retards and teenagers will apply.

>>108511433
>idiotic proposition.
>legally retarded fat fuck uses the opportunity to inject his victim complex and oppression fantasies.
Can't you go deal with your horrid fat fuck fetishes elsewhere?

>>108508623
>It ironically might
so not unironically then? so it won't?

>>108516544
>victim complex and oppression fantasies.

https://asianamericanforeducation.org/en/issue/discrimination-on-admissions/

>>108514034
>Anime pic
>Calling other people limp-wristed faggots
>For saying.. "daily driver"?

>>108513888
Checked.

>>108514034
Last time I went to reddit, there was no old.reddit because that was the default.

>>108514117
Thanks. Deprecated? F-droid last update is Feb 2025, which is hardly a year. Is it that long in browser years?
>Iceraven
I'll look into that, thanks. Is not on F-Droid for some reason...

>>108514164
Yeah, I remember seeing several FREE Browser/FOSS Browser and similar when I looked this one up, but the one on OP is the only one I saw shilled on /g/ once, which is why it was on my radar.

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>>108512752
Yes I use it, it's fine, but remember that 90% of the web will break if you disable javascript

>>108514721
>>108514721
Use FFUpdater

>>108514721
>last update over a year ago
2 weeks is ancient in browser terms. it's not secure anymore. move to something maintained.

Does anyone know where I can find saved HTML from very old 4chan threads? I'm interested in studying the changes since 2007ish until now.

>>108514981
I ended up getting what I wanted. I wanted to bring the gurochan stylesheet back and make it work on modern 4chan. That has been accomplished.

Lenovo LOQ Essential 15IRX11 i5-13450HX 16GB DDR5 RTX5060 GDDR7 8GB 512GB SSD 15.6" FHD 144Hz FreeDos Notebook
for 1054 ameribucks on sale, should i get it bros?

Any way to disable youtube's "stable volume" that fucks around with the audio level and god knows what?
A while ago I used some ublock script for this, but I dont think it works anymore...

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Is there a 4chin archive that stores /gif/ besides picrel? I want to get to some stuff posted on march 22st, but apparently it just stores the actual gifs for about a week and no more.help?

>>108501768
Any guide on how to use a shitty old GPU (GTX 1070 laptop)?

>>108504310
Based

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>>108516522
How much ram & vram?
I'm able to run old SD 1.5 with a GTX 980 4gb

>>108510743
>have 135 iq
>take a few programming classes in college
>immediately repulsed by the whole exercise
>tedious, repetitive, agonizing, etc.
>lose all interest
it truly is a midwit and autist trap.

>>108515595
In days gone by, it was more demanding to tackle certain tasks.

Until the 1990s (possibly early 2000s if one considers the advent of three-dimensional graphics and mobile phones), individuals were engaged in pioneering new endeavors. In contrast, current developments predominantly involve refinements rather than groundbreaking innovations. The recent suggestion to rewrite code in Rust serves as a poignant illustration of the stagnation plaguing the programming community. Artificial intelligence is arguably the sole remaining area where significant advancements can be made; however, this field is largely driven by technological advancements rather than software innovation.

I love having my shit rewritten.

>>108513076
>Just be a filthy rich hobby farmer with a million worth of equipment for a tiny farm. Then resort to posting on 4chan /ck/ about farming all your own food and meat, after all your real friends get sick of hearing about it.

Wish I could :(

>>108511361
I do what the Jira ticket says I do.

>>108510743
i hear you. every day i sit down and have to fight stupid issues. everyone is constantly abandoning working software for new software with new bugs and missing features. you learn one thing and 2 years later it's replaced by some marginally better solution. it never ends. it's a hamster wheel of learning just to keep up with where you are now with a tiny bit of progress.

>>108516222

$ wget -O - https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v6.x/linux-6.19.11.tar.xz >/dev/null
--2026-04-03 20:18:58--  https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v6.x/linux-6.19.11.tar.xz
Resolving www.kernel.org... 151.101.205.55, 2a04:4e42:70::311
Connecting to www.kernel.org|151.101.205.55|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 156159916 (149M) [application/x-xz]
Saving to: ‘STDOUT’

-                             2%[>                                        ]   4.46M   304KB/s    eta 4m 56s 

>>108516350
What the fuck did you just say about me?

>>108516126
It's mining cryptocurrency on your PC because you never donate to open-source projects.

>>108516350
Once you click through it whitelists your IP. >>108516275
Not a tarball

>>108516480
>application/x-xz

>>108515569
LOL even if I didn't buy anything and could hoard all my money I MIGHT be able to buy a small collapsing crib in 20 years fucking LMAO

>>108516044
bit crowded but comfy, also shalom to you too!

>>108516093
thank you anon-senpai. I have to fit everything in one room. The sudden urge to throw everything away and just get a Laptop and live a happy life with a 2h battery.

>>108513087
Looks cluttered and stupid.

>>108514747
What? Electricity?

>>108511838
program data folder is for program data :3

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>>108514045
AHHH WHAT THE FUCK HAPPENED TO YOUR EYES

>>108511556
Blender...

>look into 3d objects folder
>all photos of women (aka my porn collection)

>>108504537
It's kind of ironic that your attempt at a counterargument actually proves that microservices are a good idea. Because in reality, you place an order with the waiter, and the waiter relays your order to the kitchen, which keeps track of inventory levels and relays orders for ingredients to suppliers. The kitchen then assembles your meal and the waiter brings it to your table. Every restaurant is a distributed system.

>>108509280
damn go is so fucking elegant and nice. miss me with that linq garbage meant for crudware.

>>108509528 #
>the threadpool decides the optimal number of threads to spawn based on the hardware the program is running on.
great so it's unusable for any program where the number of threads you're running is a relevant dev concern or even just something you would like to know and manage yourself. maybe spend a few more years programming and get to the point where you understand the usecase for different levels of abstraction before you say dumb shit

>>108512397
>Futures and “promises” are from web “developers” lol… get an education
level of intelligence of /g/. sad.

>>108514758
bidirectional HM. it was already said ITT tardo.

>>108515618
Shit, the first six days of AoC25 were all day 1 problems.

>>108515307
>>108515667
>>108515731
>>108515755
ASCII is all you need.

>>108516476
NT belies you.

>>108516373
>the practices with people fully understanding and rejecting them
Clearly demonstrated otherwise [the first part], for example: >>108516242
>except that library is indistinguishable in style from enterprise fizzbuzz. It acutally is peak overengineering and emtpy/misused abstractions

>ego
Brother, look at your own posts

>the idea that your adherence to such standards is evidence of competence or skill
strawman

>>108516449
>Have you ever even worked on really big code bases?
>I have. Which is how I know the cost of and complications of working code bases which no single person can understand.
First it needs to be distinguished why can't a single person understand it - because it's complicated code even disregarding its size, or because it's just so much code? Those are two very different cases of incomprehensibility.

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>another episode of the 200 chapter-long reply fight about nothing