>ask how to do something in specific closed system
>dude use react
>rewrite it in rust
I hate trannies so fucking much

>>107640271
>programming help groups
>join our discord
bloody bastard.

>>107640400
You are a burden. You are incompetent and you display a passive aggressive attitude, blaming others for your idiocy. This is a very simple issue to solve.

If it's just about methods, go to the people that actually work that way already. You wouldn't go to a Rock guitarist to learn all about Jazz.

The problem is you. Always.

>>107641133
Forced arousal is pretty much a gray area, I would say it implies you have a decent sense of immersion.

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>>107641467
Have you ever considered that you're the tranny?
If you have gonads inbetween your legs, you don't ask for solutions, you invent them.

power of open source tho

>>107640533
If you knew anything at all about how Canonical operates internally, you'd be surprised their desktop products ever make it to release, much less this stillborn POS.

>>107640533
as soon as it is re-written in Rust

>>107640533
with lepton, valve will make the steam phone

>>107640533
Wake me up when Ubuntu Touch can run desktop Linux apps and desktop Linux can run Ubuntu Touch apps

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>>107642296
This is a good question, best I've seen in what seems like ages. I've messed around with nmap to a good degree of success, to the point of saying that I even understand how the tool works. In short my advice is to read the nmap manual and try to understand how the scans work. I'll try to explain.

#-sn option specifies a ping scan
nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24

# above terminal command is functionally equivalent to doing something along these lines in Python:
IP = "192.168.0/24"
online_IPs = {}
while(IP=this.get_next_IP()):
    response = nmap_ping_scan_(IP) # nmap_ping_scan(IP) returns None if target host is not up and responding to pings
    #response = get_ping_response(IP) # works the same as above
    if response != None:
        online_IPs.append(IP)

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test

>>107635287
Yes, you can.

>>107642296
>why does the nmap ping scan run faster on WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux)
Probably because the ping binary on that system is lighter, or because WSL gets allocated more resources, or both. You could decisively answer this by using some mix and match logic.

>how to discover more hosts with nmap continued from >>107642718

-PS/PA/PU/PY[portlist]: TCP SYN/ACK, UDP or SCTP discovery to given ports
  -PE/PP/PM: ICMP echo, timestamp, and netmask request discovery probes
  -PO[protocol list]: IP Protocol Ping
  -n/-R: Never do DNS resolution/Always resolve [default: sometimes]
  --dns-servers <serv1[,serv2],...>: Specify custom DNS servers
  --system-dns: Use OS's DNS resolver

Also you could try a different type of scan. Assume your permissions are low, you'd probably still want the -sT TCP connect scan rather than a ping scan. The portlist thing might be a good way to get more results, if you can figure out which ports you should be scanning.

>firewall evasion

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>>107642974
>Anything that creates a lot of ICMP traffic is a ping scan
Or a DDOS or something else that's questionable.

>but technicians use ping to check host status ad infinitum
Yes but that's like one host. A device pinging everything on the network is different. Although honestly, a ping discovery scan isn't considered a very serious threat. It's not technically an attack.

>>107642687
Chatgpt lost.

>manufacturers are lying, you need to own an IEM to know how much power it needs
Schizophrenia

my full audio chain is actually an apple dongle into a zahl hm1 into my edc pros i feel like if im putting all 7+ watts in to them it sounds best and eq provides no benefit anymore

>>107642687
And then there's 1 measurement that you can't post.

>>107642374
Foxzo just can't stop winning.

i'm not trying to do rocket science. just tightening a fucking screw and nut. anons are actual retards across all hobbies.

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>>107642239
you just got curb stomped by a fucking chatbot.

>>107642327
you're mom rails me nuts

>>107640299
Something like a dull mix of everything around you.

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>>107642577
Nevermind, it does work when I copy your code to an elisp buffer and run it there. But for reasons I don't understand it doesn't work in the 4g Org buffer.

>>107642697
What's that font? Looks really good on my screen.

>>107642697
The char literal probably confuses org-mode.

What about:

(let ((begin (if (char-equal 40 (char-after))
                 (point)
               (backward-list)
               (point)))
      (end (progn (forward-list) (point)))
      (sexps (sexp-at-point))))

with char literal:

(let ((begin (if (char-equal ?\( (char-after))
                 (point)
               (backward-list)

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>>107642876
yes, that does work

>>107642859
Iosevka

>>107637534
It is private. This issue could affect many encrypted messaging apps, not just Signal. For the average threat model, it's more than private and secure. If you're being targeted by a nation state, then you would definitely want to use different means of communication.

>>107638489
What would work if targeted by a nation-state?

>>107640832
carrier pigeons

>>107640960
I can see those getting easily intercepted

>>107641145

not if the messages are rot-13 encrypted

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>>107640764
>DHS claims that "In President Trump’s first year back in office, more than 2.5 million illegal aliens have left the U.S. because of the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration
Yeah that number is propaganda they feed the stupid goyim
The actual number comes from a self surveyed census, they polled 60k people asking them if they're illegal or not and then made projections to the entire population based off last year's census
Unsurprisingly less people are admitting they're illegal under Trump and Biden.
https://cis.org/Report/Overall-ForeignBorn-Population-Down-22-Million-January-July

>and more than 622,000 deportations
Just like the other numbers these are also bullshit because they're counting border turn aways as "deportations", so if someone gets caught crossing the border that adds to the number. The actual figure that matters is "interior removals", which is far lower. Granted DHS is deporting more people than previous administrations, but it's still a drop in the bucket compared to the millions of illegals that arrived here in the last 4 years and still not even half of the yearly legal immigrant influx.

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>>107640772
It happens but it's nowhere near 2 million people a year. Especially not the illegal immigrant types that come from shitholes like venezuela or honduras. If they try "self deporting" they're going to go back to living in a favela until they get eaten alive by barbecue the warlord.

>>107640812
I know Ukrainian refugees that went back to Ukraine. I know Venezuelan refugees that went back to Venezuela, from Germany of all fucking places. I know Brazilian nurse students that went back to Brazil because they did not like nursing... in Germany. Keep in mind all those peoples were legal in Germany and still did not want to stay there even with better treatment and eventual prospect of actually getting a German passport, which is literally impossible for illegalls in the USA, you don't have a citizenship pathway for them. You need to interact more with such people, I bet that a lot of the illegals treat the USA the same way many foreigners treat Germany, i.e. only as a place where they are earning money until they have enough to go back, build a house and get a wife.

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>>107640828

today's leetcode questions is one of those that makes me rethink this entire field and wonder if ill ever get a job in software dev again and if I even deserved my last one

>>107641426

are you using it for server or for desktop use?

>>107641426
Use case where that matters? Why not upgrade to the next release?

>>107640906
I don't like GNOME

>>107640906
I'm not gonna use anything that uses negro language, ubuntu deez nuts, nigger.
Also
>gnome

>>107640906
out of date packages

>>107639579
>>107639705
remember to always scroll, zoom zoom

just copy from previous web design you make it a miserable experience so they don't bother

>>107639550
i'm closer to chaotic evil - 3 monitors, 24" 1920x1200, 27" 2560x1440, 24" 1200x1920 portrait.
portrait screen is used for my media playlist and doujins/images/reading shit.

>>107639086
Can you read the accelerometer without any browser permissions?
>>107639667
What about "press these keys together to proceed: QWER"

>>107639086

if (!!navigator.maxTouchPoints) {
    window.location.href='https://goatse'
}

>>107642232
classic autist reading way too much into a simple pose he gave absolutely no thought to

>>107642095
is he natty?

>>107642264
serenityOS is still being developed because he donates money to the devs

>>107642243
good morning sar

>>107642095
He will release his browser, it will be good, but then corporations will get behind him and fuck it up and turn ladybird into bloated shitware just like any browser, it's the lifecycle of most software with good intentions.

Though, I doubt a browser can make a difference, the real problem is with the web and webpages using a fuckton of javascript. You can't fix a decade of bad web design with just browser, unless he implements some super custom javascript engine that prevents stuff like fingerprinting.

>>107634883

mac’s kernel (darwin) is a microkernel bro… if anything it has barely changed.

i think you mean the driver space sucks

reminder linux’s init systems were a fragmented mess until people realised it was a good idea to copy launchd from mac os x, and name it systemd

>>107610783
My AirPods Pro work best with MacOS. Simple as.

>>107642760
Someone finally gets it

>>107642778
Just wish the bluetooth antenna in the Mac Mini would be better.

>>107638806
Lol good idea

>>107633653
This. Our app was hacked, next js is a piece of shit software. Not only it is over engineered, but also vulnerable to hacker attacks and has gaping security holes.

for me, it's tanstack start and bun

>>107638225
I'd say php or golang, the main reason why I wouldn't use py is due to the lack of brackets

>>107641464
How was it hacked? I'm thinking of using Next for an idea I have

There were those vulnerabilities with React server components the other day but if you installed the patches quickly then I guess those vulnerabilities wouldn't be a problem

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>>107642223
Well i live in a region where we don't get other brands like americans do.

>>107642223
ProArt monitors shit on any other IPS monitors, ASUS GPUs shit on MSI/Gigabyte GPUs.
Idk why you'd put Acer next to Asus even, they're from a different universe.

>>107642223
is she vomiting shit?

>>107642223
My trusty Acer 24" 1080p monitor has been serving me for over 15 years already
the blue LED died in it some years ago and the picture looks a little ghosted on VGA input but otherwise it has no problems.

>>107642241
negative testosterone indicator

>>107622124
underrated comment

>>107619262
Based. It's karma for them trying to shutdown xManager/Revanced. I had a good 10+ year run of not paying for Spotify premium.

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>>107641056
As heavy as 10 of those.

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>>107641056
Less than an American burger.
>246TB on a single drive

>>107640958
1 EB drive when?