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https://9to5linux.com/mozilla-firefox-159-is-now-available-for-download-heres-whats-new

Time to updoot
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>>110215533
Hold on, brother. Post your PC specs. Firefox only started taking a second to load once I passed ~500 tabs. I currently have 2,179 tabs open. 99% of them are unloaded though.
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>>110216018
Thinkpad T430 user here. Works on my machine. I can't imagine anyone on here being much poorer.
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>>110179521
disable the shitty name dipshit, that's the beauty of Firefox. You can still fix its faggotry.

>about:config
>browser.nova.enabled
>click toggle to set to false and all faggotry cured
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>>110179119
>making the stupid updates even faster to "surpass" chrome's versions
the absolute state of mozilla
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>>110216676
is this your schizotheory

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do excelfags even need this anymore?
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>>110212368
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>>110214725
Do you.. people understand that these are bots, not people repeatedly posting the same 1pbtid slop?
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>>110215382
Correct
It belongs on the left, it's always belonged on the left
retarded niggers who don't realize that you need your fucking writing hand when you're using the numpad is only proof that literally every single one of you fucking larpers is only pretending to need it, while never actually using it
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>>110215392
Are you really going to sit there and pretend that you input numbers into a computer all day? Have you never heard of a csv file?
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>>110213560
The only time it has any benefit over the top row is if you're inputting a gazillion numbers into an Excel spreadsheet by hand, I can't imagine a time when I would do such a mundane task at work instead of just importing from a file
t. actuary

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>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.

>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.

>Emacs Resources
https://gnu.org/s/emacs
https://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacs
https://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs

>Learning Emacs
C-h t (Interactive Tutorial)
https://emacs-config-generator.fly.dev
https://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratch
http://xahlee.info/emacs
https://emacs.tv

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In Cider, how do I reload the deps.edn? I'm killing the repl buffer when I make changes there.
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>>110217194
What are practical use cases of this, besides circlejerking on /g/?
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>>110218375
None, especially with ai existing. Maybe you can get ai write emacs extension and that would be marginally useful.
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A Lisp/Self hybrid clone with a live GUI/DE.
A proper Self/Smalltalk OS successor with metaprogramming or homoinconicity built right in
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>>110218375
rabbi button's web framework

>B-but muh C
>B-but muh C++
Both don't have await or async features.
They are garbage.

In the age of internet, you really need those things.

>B-but muh wait(response) {}
This is shit code and not clean at all.

>B-but muh C#
>B-but muh typescript
Does not compile into computer language

>B-but muh python

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>>110213317
I see. Thanks for explaining.
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>>110203754
I don't like Rust at all. Specifically, I don't like that it borrows abstractions from functional languages. I don't like types either, nor the borrow checker. To me this is not what the computer revolution was/is about.
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>>110203754
i like python but honestly all real programs run on c++. or c. anything else is performative. even python scripts end up just facilitating c++ code
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>>110203754
Also OP, check out Goose. Compiles to C and is faster than Rust on all independent benchmarks. https://kostya.github.io/LangArena/#/top_tab
Has no "unsafe" feature and no borrow checker bullshit and no UB and is fully memory safe, unlike Rust that pretends it's safe.
And it has "async/await" https://aardappel.github.io/goose/docs/design/coroutines.html#coroutines-stackless-value-typed-scheduled-by-libraries
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>>110203754
>await or async
There has to be a better way.

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Is Hindi the language of the future for programmers?
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If you want to survive past the next 5 years or so, learn Mandarin Chinese. At this point they're just mocking us.
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>>110218407
>China
KWAB
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>>110218397
either that or punjabi
what a world it would be if programming was welsh instead of english
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>>110218407
you can learn chinese but you'll never learn the 200 slang they use or the 500% speed they converse at. there are also multiple branches.

John Kendall Hawkins (2026), Nano-totalitarianism: Brain-computer interfaces, fusion databases, and the weaponisation of consciousness. Torture: Quarterly Journal on Rehabilitation of Torture Victims and Prevention of Torture 36(2)

DOI: 10.7146/torture.v36i2.170024

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/415134475_Nano-totalitarianism_Brain-computer_interfaces_fusion_databases_and_the_weaponisation_of_consciousness

In case you didn't know, this technology is both real, being researched in NATO countries, but also undergoing field testing at this very moment. From what I know, it is being developed in at least the University of Oulu, Finland, where they already had relevant expertise through the development of 6G technology and so-called persuasive technology, which easily veers into coercion. There is at least one, but there are probably two test subjects currently undergoing "treatment" in Finland, one in Oulu (who spreads around notes around town containing his confused ramblings, which happen to loosely overlap thematically, yet not exactly in their content with what the other subject has been fed before). I've spoken to a researcher in Oulu involved with the development of this technology and its practical application protocols. They make a point of trying to argue it is somehow benevolent work, but torture, it is to my understanding, plain and simple. They use a cycle of Chinese-style brainwashing where the target is subjected to forced self-criticism under constant watch in a pseudo-social environment, to methodical humiliation, and conversely, the point appears to be to alternate to creating a Stockholm syndrome kind of relationship with the torturing party.
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No matter what, more people should be made aware of the sheer possibility of this kind of a system being put together. It's cybersecurity nightmare, from a tech worker's perspective, among everything else.
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>>110214204
>regime in which a detainee is held in continuous psychological distress through fabricated scenarios, interference with memory, and synthetic social contact. Such a system would turn neuroplasticity into an instrument, laying down durable neural pathways of fear, while automated monitoring assesses compliance in real time
Sooooo kind of like modern society?
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>>110214210
>authoritarianism and the antidemocratic system that is the EU
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>>110215069
Undoubtedly. You like her? I'd also recommend Kari Tapio and Irwin Goodman for absolute boomer-tier music.
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Why is the /x/ /pol/ thread still up.

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>AI this
>AI that
Who gives a shit, why are we not talking about the actual important things, huh? Is there anybody here that still gives a shit about freedom and privacy in computing?
Like the US KIDS act and EU KIDS act for example or all the other regulations in all kinds of other countries (all similar and at same time globally I am sure it's a coincidence right) whose purpose is to make it impossible to use any computer which runs an operating system or any website or other internet service without identifying yourself by using either a document or a government app, and of course this means that you will not be able to develop and distribute any of that without having to become an enforcer of this system, and don't think it only applies to kids because it you don't identify yourself you will be treated as a minor automatically.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfMB6yzAxKA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KIDS_Act
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EU_Kids_Act
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>>110214973
Goycattle need a pen. It's not like he could've gotten much use out of a PC anyways, desu.
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>>110181034
>the legal famework to even begin to try to enforce any of this this has more holes than swiss cheese
You’re an idiot. All it would take is to get a handful of major hardware manufacturers and software/social media companies in line. Compared to the internet of 2026, that essentially all economic and social life runs on, the music industry of the early 2000’s was minuscule. Very soon you’ll need verified hardware and a digital passport to get online or connect to anyone at all. It’s not the same as tacit acceptance of covert surveillance and you know it.
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>>110216469
Yup. It's the difference between a guy watching a crowd from a roof and the TSA. Systematization and centralized chokepoints...
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>>110180312
>I need the state to parent my kids for me because i'm too busy being a cog in the machine and can't bother getting a simple ip blocking service from my isp provider
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>>110180168
its all about the kids until it comes to relieving student debt

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FAQ:
>How do I activate Windows?
HWID2 generates and registers a permanent legitimate license on MS's activation servers
github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts
Usage: paste this into Powershell, run.
irm https://get.activated.win | iex


>and Office?
Same link, select Ohook option
You can also use Office.com if your needs are very minimal
or try OnlyOffice/LibreOffice and set it to save in MSOffice file formats

>What version should I install?
>W10 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2021
Binary identical to Enterprise except no MS Store or apps

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>>110214841
Anon it was literally just the 21H2 October 2026 update that most people installed no hassle. Sounds like a hardware problem on your end.
And actually *bricking* your laptop? That isn't normal.
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sex with sophie
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>>110214841
Works on my machine
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>>110214841
That's what you get for being a frognigger
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Why do you need so much RAM?
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*downloads 512GB of RAM from France*
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>>110215644
Altman is just scapegoating DRAM capacity stopping his plans for expansion. It is grid capacity and NIMBY-types that are the real culprits. If mentions them, the opposition will double down. He knows that mania is about to explode violently and wants to starve it off before 2027 rolls around.
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i need to compile shit for my gentoo install
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>>110215644
I don't close tabs, and why should I have to? I work to earn money, I can spend my earnings on tabs, it's a free country
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>>110215683

>AI has no sou-
https://youtu.be/RlhGKn2739E
ANTI AI TROONS BTFO
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>>110215252
-l
Correct.
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>>110215252
Errrmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm what the sigma?
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>>110215252
>Do all the actual work involved in animation and use it as a renderer with AI glaze and 100x hardware requirments
no thank you
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>>110215252
>10 seconds in
>see a man react with a delay from a zombie attack
Yep it's an AI video alright. The problem with AI content isn't the capability of the model anymore, it's the retarded proompters who can't generate/revise a fucking scene that has the right physics and continuity throughout the video. These retards are so untalented that they can't even see what's wrong with the scenes.
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>>110215252
Is this a trolll thread? You're showing this garbage pretending you're impressed so you'll get people telling you how it is? 4/10

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When will we get AI robofoids?
Is this really a technologically impossible step to achieve like they say?
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>>110218480
November 3 stay tuned
https://x.com/SomniaRobotics/status/2115748024391700742

No, literally genuinely no memery, what is the point?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1omwSBju9Vs
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>>110218223
In slush and snow I need a lot of feel/control.
I wouldn't feel comfortable using an electric bicycle in those conditions at all.

I would also just buy a purpose build electric bicycle.
They're stronger and modern ones use carbon belt drives designed to handle the extra torque.
Muscle powered bicycles should be optimized for weight and efficiency so have very different builds from electric bicycles.
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>>110217712
>'tard bike
kek
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>>110217712
negative aura
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>>110218301
Huh what has the position of the motor todo with your bank account?
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>>110218419
There's more than enough grip especially with studded tires, just increased rolling resistance. Ice is the worst, or when slush repeatedly freezes and melts and forms icy bumps all over the road.

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https://www.wired.com/story/mistral-says-le-chonk-surpasses-chinese-models-cybersecurity/
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france? same morons who want to tax every gigabyte of data? that france?
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>>110215743
Yes. But fear not, that is only the socialists
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>>110209714
KWAB
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>>110210727
You're just making shit up.
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>>110209762
>>110210302
It's from a French AI company named Mistral, their chatbot competitor used to be named Le Chat, unfortunately it's now called Vibe in a classic case of EU can't name their tech properly if their lives depended on it
Anyway it's still widely known as Le Chat (the cat), now that there's a large open weight model they're calling it Le Chonk (the pig)

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>>110217455
nta but i think nixos is probably a better fit architecture for vibe setup/management
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>>110216683
sorry not enough freckles.
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>>110217455
Damn.. dubs both times, and 55 both times. Yer a wizard 'arry.

The Omarchy community is actually pretty focused
on making Omarchy the best we can; it's a distro that is an actual community effort rather than this disconnect you get with distros like Fedora or Ubuntu where you have zero hope of getting one of your projects added upstream unless you're well known, or have the right friends. With Omarchy anyone can make a theme and throw it on GitHub and you can install it with omarchy-theme-install, anyone can author a plugin then write a PR to have it added to the default, etc. Every user can contribute as much or as little as they want. Which of course gets us all branded as shills for just saying the name of the distro but idgaf.
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>>110217608
Not sure what makes Nix a better fit than a distro literally built around ai.
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>>110218447
bunch of assistive scripts for ai does not necessarily mean the os is a better architectural fit

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Any Lyrion/LMS users here? Built a Roon-style desktop player for it (bit-perfect, native DSD, signal path view). Free alpha, Windows only. Roast it.

odeonproject.com


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