>>107886498
>The Speccy was awesome
never happened. still regarded in 2026 as one of the worst 8-bit computers ever created. it's quite spectacular how all these spectrum pedophiles have started spamming this website since commodore reformed and re-released the superior c64.

do you sex offenders think memeing a piece of shit back to existence will work? sinclair computers will just magically reappear and continue making trash nobody wants? lmao

>>107887455
>one of the worst 8-bit computers ever created
Yeah, it was so fucking bad that it sold enough to get around 8 different models plus 5 licensed Timex models

>>107887682
>popular therefore good
kys

>>107887841
No, it was popular because it was good
People would have stopped buying it after a year if it was absolute dogshit. Why else did people keep buying it over the years?

>>107887891
Good marketing, low standards, and then comes familiarity.

>>107855401
Wrong, I like my bitches heavy

>>107885018
I’m currently using the Keychron M3. While it’s nice, I hate that I have to recharge it once or twice a month. I’d rather use a wired mouse and not deal with charging at all
maybe I’m weird, but I really hate charging mice.

>>107883063
Cheap keycaps do be like that, just transparent abs coated with black paint.

>>107865301
Is this just a better version of this? >>107862224

>>107881976
Yes but intellimouse is very different.

>>107886282
I recommend Bosch as well, but they are expensive as fuck. They are very, very quiet though.

>>107881001
My fridge has been in the family since the 60's and still werks. I know I know, sounds like jeet poverty but it's true.

>>107881010
>>107881072
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>>107883921
To be fair Eurotrash (and other poor "people") have major spiritual problems that they don't even understand and are completely unaware about.
Demons literally afflict their bodies and minds, preventing them from being properly functional members of society.

>>107883921
No thanks not adding another point of failure in my plumbing system

>>107883921
wtf is a water dispenser a water filter? the fancy ones not cheap plastic chinkshit

>>107882356
SS lost.

>>107885362
Gonna need that pape

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im drunk but this is my current desktop, I have a new tripcode

>>107887892
this desktop is very new and unriced so whatever, i will rice soon probably

just shipped an update to my vst plugin
https://ahfkdy7.itch.io/pussi-xtc/devlog/1318918/beta-31-spatial-cues-and-rear-externalization
the code is like

// conv
    for (int k = 0; k <= halfN; ++k) {
        Cx Xl = fftBufL_[k];
        Cx Xr = fftBufR_[k];
        Cx Xlp = cmul(HLL_[k], Xl) + cmul(HLR_[k], Xr);
        Cx Xrp = cmul(HRL_[k], Xl) + cmul(HRR_[k], Xr);
        fftOutL_[k] = Xlp;
        fftOutR_[k] = Xrp;
        const float ref = 0.5f;
        float rL = fabsf(mag2(Xlp) - mag2(fftBefL_[k])) * ref;
        float rR = fabsf(mag2(Xrp) - mag2(fftBefR_[k])) * ref;
        if (rL < epsPow) rL = epsPow;

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>>107887464
The second value is either the value of the plate, or the stack it's popping from
push(20) is pushing a plate with the value of 20 from the stack
pop() right now would expect the value of 20 back
popAtStack(n) is popping from the n stack

>>107887516
>itch.io/pussi

>>107885059
retard

>>107887821
You're attempt to side track me has failed.
Kneel bitch.

>>107887828
What is your opinion on illegal immigrants, tranny

>>107886284
Is antisemitism officially a leftist thing now?

>>107887848
I dunno what's your opinion on ice murdering defenseless women and then laughing about it?

>>107885804
It's literally never been easier to make a lot of money

>>107885870
Speaking of network states, you can literally apply to go to Balaji's kinda-sorta network state any time. You can even crash it if you're not accepted (I did)

Anyone can start a company from their mother's basement. Anyone can start a crypto currency (or scam). Anyone can use claude to make a product that makes them a millionaire. You can literally use crypto products with a network of bot accounts and get a lot of money for free

There really isn't an excuse so what is yours?

>>107887880
I don't mind it. She shouldn't have been doing an illegal activity around officers with guns

>>107886778
AI increases share price massively.

>>107885047 (OP)

No thanks, get that Chinese spyware out of my face.

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>>107885047
browser for homosexual niggers

>>107885047
Please release Opera GX as free software. That is my only request.

>>107887857
LMAO, They won't even open-source Presto.

>>107882516
you don't get it do you
once billionaire j*** don't need you, they will get rid of you

>>107870553
It's even worse. If you look into the source code, it uses an existing HTML/CSS renderer and it uses QuickJS as a javascript engine. It literally imported like 3/4 of the project. It's jeetshit.

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>>107869615
>AI can create browsers from scratch in rust
>it's literally just

mod servo;

and it doesn't even compile

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46649046

"From scratch" sounds very impressive. "custom JS VM" is as well. So let's take a look at the dependencies [1], where we find

- html5ever

- cssparser

- rquickjs

That's just servo [2], a Rust based browser initially built by Mozilla (and now maintained by Igalia [3]) but with extra steps. So this supposed "from scratch" browser is just calling out to code written by humans. And after all that it doesn't even compile! It's just plain slop.

[1] - https://github.com/wilsonzlin/fastrender/blob/main/Cargo.toml

[2] - https://github.com/servo/servo

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>>107869615
Meanwhile I'm struggling to make GPT-5.2 understand how to compile a kernel module.

"to test, compile this, install with sudo, and check hwmon entries"
> it gets confused because kernel was compiled with clang
>so I interrupt it and tell it to
>it decides to change the makefile for some reason, rather than adjusting the make command
>i try to correct it
>it comes up with the wrong command (you should use LLVM=1 V=1)
nah these things are still utterly retarded

other greatest hits: "move this into this other file"
>it edits 0 files and declares it's done
>but I've made the changes anon!


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>>107884237
I don't use adblockers, I just block the ads. Advertisements will have to find a way around my filters and then I'll let them know that I'm not going to click their shit.
If they start paying you for your time on top of all this then we might even get some good stuff back out there again.

I don't give a fuck if the corporations involved are mad.Because it would be retarded and nobody would care?

Why isn't Ad Nauseum more popular?

>>107884752
Because it would catastrophically fuck up the gorillion terabytes of CDN caches they use to have videos load at any reasonable speed. Even twitch only embeds ads for livestreams, ublock works perfectly fine for vods. Think about why that is

>>107885227
Because it's retarded and doesn't work. Giving them fake clicks just makes them think the ads are working, and that they need to buy more. Google and others are not going to tell them they are fake, and the sites the ads are on aren't going to either.

>>107880690
There are basically several different reasons why they don't do this (even if Google would really like to).
First, adblockers have a legitimate use for malware protection because ads are malware vectors and adblockers also just block suspicious stuff in general. It's not total protection, but if you try to boot out every single adblocker then you're going to be yelled at by anyone who uses it as a digital condom. And who knows, you make fuck up antiviruses along with adblockers and then you have people really mad at you.
Second, number goes down. Even if they block ads, if they're in your ecosystem then your number is high and that looks good to investors. You want to keep adblock users in your ecosystem, you just want them to be profitable. Forcing them to watch ads by countering their adblocker is one way, offering them subscription benefits not related to "no ads" is another, but all of that goes out the window if you kick them off your site.
Third, you basically can't. Computers are "do what you tell them to" machines. And so long as your online content is being injected into my browser on my computer, there will always be some way to tell ads to fuck off. This is perhaps one reason why they want to end personal computing and have cloud OSes and "everything on your PC is a chromium browser", because then they can inject ads into absolutely everything and suddenly the "do what you tell it to" machine is working against you.

>>107885397
so what you're saying is it's the linux of programming languages

>>107885397
>does not magically make it less ugly and sloppy
it isnt. but for that to understand you actually need to master it.

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>>107884591
Skill issue.
C++ is the best language.

>>107884515
it's a bloated mess. the c++ committee seems to lack any sense of a design philosophy.
>>107885397
it was designed by retarded, incompetent people.

>>107885329
>saar defer to authority saar c++ designed by genius saar iostreams are amazing saaaaar

>>107886196
Because while someone people like AI they like what they make with AI they don't give a fucking rats ass what you make with AI. Basically fuck off with your garbage they want to enjoy their own shit without seeing your gay ass nonsense.

>>107886247
>It's so good at searching reddit
Outing yourself as a faggot isn't a good idea
>but it
basically all the websites it searches it got the links from reddit

>>107886196
You're describing AI as an assistive tool—directing it, refining output, and ensuring accuracy—which aligns with what many policies allow. Medium, for example, permits AI for outlining, grammar, or idea refinement but requires labeling for significant assistance and bans fully generated paywalled content. Scientific journals often mandate disclosure of AI use (e.g., in methods sections) and prohibit it as a co-author, but human-edited AI contributions are increasingly accepted if ethical.
The pushback comes from:

Detection Challenges: AI detectors are unreliable, so platforms err on the side of caution to avoid floods of undisclosed AI content.
Reader Expectations: Audiences often prefer "human" content for authenticity, especially in journals where peer review relies on human accountability.
Precedent and Risk: Even edited AI can subtly carry over flaws, and platforms/journals want to preserve their reputation by prioritizing human-led work.

That said, not everyone sees AI as evil—it's transformative for accessibility, efficiency, and creativity when used responsibly. If you're writing on a topic, your method is valid for many outlets; just check their specific guidelines and disclose AI involvement to build trust. Over time, as tools improve, these stigmas may fade.

If it's so useful why don't you get the key iedas from it and rephrase it yourself?

>>107887836
This is an AI post. Merely recognizing it as such meant I wouldn't ever read it.

There are actually """artists""" on this planet who have never made a cave paiting

>>107883209
Why are you using macros, you filthy animal?

>>107884949
Neck vertebrae injury, either death or permanent disability.

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>>107882954
>retard formatting
>declaring the for loop variable outside
yeah smells like indian larping as K&R hacker wizard here

>>107880243
Pajeet moment

>>107884152
no

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>>107884173
Huh that seems to be the case, just 35, almost all in the Americas

What are you guys doing over there on the other side of the atlantic
And pacific

>>107884125
That makes no sense, I could just waltz over there, impregnate someone or bring a bride with me, spawn a couple of bastards and they'd all be "American" suddenly
What even is American again? Descendants of English colonists who rebelled and created a breakaway state? Clearly most people in the USA now must be nationless or diaspora then

>>107874919
>BE REASONABLE!
Exactly. So stop breaking the law, asshole!

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>>107874750
Our land.
Our rules.
Eat it, mutts.

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>>107885761
>Hello, I'm an AGI
>And I'm a Human

>>107885763
upvoted

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>>107885757
Imagine a woman trying to use a command-line.
Neither could they, and any man that was into computers was a nerd virgin loser.

>>107885300
>>107885684
She cute
Would babysit/5

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>>107883397
It does, called zluda.

>>107881006
nvidia is like apple they have dedicated accelerators for everything while amd is bruteforcing

>>107881482
>Just buy nvidia
you may as well be funding a terrorist organisation by giving your money to that company at this point

>>107881006
Radeon doesn't have BigNum support like CUDA's CGBN.

>>107881233
Damn, AMD's NVENC equivalent still sucks?