So do we still fuck with Firefox on this board, or do we have a new favorite?
>>107608239Ladybird is coming to save us, just hold on a little longer bros
>>107611223good pick, i get all my security fixes, upgrades and support from deb/mozzila.are you using any profile? i tried using them but its of no use, i dont know if its my sandbox shiting with them but i gave up on them and change everything on about:config now. its more manual labour for me but it works.
>>107611218also meant for>>107611206
>>107611269im on windows lts, so its from mozilla directly, but i grab it from ftp servers because supposedly downloading from mozilla has some form of tracking if privacyguides is to be trusted. i mostly run just firefox esr + ubo, and make a couple of tweaks in settings, then grab some stuff from betterfox and put it manually into about config. i dont go overboard with tweaking as i usually regret doing it afterwards historically so i learned from my lessons
>>107611255this
Anyone actually use those things?Trackballs welcome
>>107607012>>107609370>>107610128MMO mice are a godsend when working with any sort of advanced tools that may require a tablet/stylus like Blender/Photoshop, and you are left handed.
>>107610539I'm right handed and it's a godsend on image and video programs, because I've never bothered learning most shortcuts, and because I just instantly move my thumb a little instead of stretching my fingers across the keyboard, hoping I hit the right keys.
>>107607012My trackball hurts my wrist.Mice are better.But I’m looking into keyboard mouse emulation via qmk firmware.
I have used this 20 dollar mouse for a little more than a decade. I actually bought another one a few years later, both still work. The side inputs I've used to spam mastery and emotes in League of Legends
>>107607012op, I love touching balls.
Do you use it?
>>107608638Artix
this is abot thread, jesus look at these replies
>>107606134Have it installed on our T580 Thinkpads. Works very well, but switched to CachyOS on my new Legion 5 for saner defaults when it comes to my Nvidia drivers.
The last time I've used Tumbleweed was about two years ago, and I REALLY liked it. How is it today?
>>107606929>>107607031Why is the software store down? Can't access it for 2 days now>>107608017Why does it sound cool?>>107611760Don't know, I have USB with Tumbleweed on it but I am using Mint right now. I want to go with Tumbleweed but what does it do differently that Mint? Isn't it harder to get software on openSUSE because it doesn't have a software app like Ubuntu and Mint? You have to go online, to the software store, and use the terminal?
Apple will make folding phones a mainstream success. Samsung will completely change their folding phones to match whatever Apple does once it’s announced.
>>107596054>That'll be $2599 + tip
>>107607503Samsung has already made 7 generations of foldable smartphones. They work fine.
gookreans can only copy not create. Apple is the best
>>107600109kys fecaloid
>>107596054apples products look like shit now!bring back the metal backed, indestructible iPods!
NEW: Under UK Legislation anyone developing end-to-end encryption is now labelled as a “hostile actor”
>>107609541I really don't care.
>>107609570/g/ be like
>>107609541wrong linkhttps://unlimitedhangout.com/2025/11/investigative-reports/cold-harbor-eugenics-epstein-and-big-tech/
Never give up, never surrender, and always go for the win
>>107611374>>107611379vo=gpu-next should be added, then it's perfect.
>>107609434i use vlc btw
>>107611402Charlie kirk would've used that desu
We are Charlie KirkWe carry the flame
>>107609434mpv is made by trannis
are p2p programs (and usenet) still alive or did everyone just move to torrents and sites like mega?
>>107611337people put things in 7z with passwords on it so that it's harder to dmca
>>107608800>I heckin LOVE opening my ports and have a dogshit insecure C++ client accept connections from the Russians and the Chinese scanning for vulnsQubes OS
>>107610087>99% of VPN IP ranges are banned here.Can't ban the residential proxies.Thanks go out to the God of Deck, for he brought us the wonderful -eck.
>>107611318>Torrents came about in the 00s because download speeds were dogshitBack in 00's I'd use torrents *after* being unable to find what I'm after on a nice high speed server.Nowadays when people are sporting seedboxes on them nice high speed servers, they can actually compete.>the only people still shilling torrents are 3rd worlders kek.There are use cases for 'torrent' other than 'high speed'. Distrobution is valuable.>>107611337>library is smaller and less curatedSurely if it's smaller it's easier to curate?
>>107611146>no it isn't
never buying shitty headphones again
>>107611292I guess maintainability is not a priority for most consumers.
honestly a lot of it is, at least for headphonesthe difficulty is first party part support, a lot of times companies dont offer it not because its something they dont want to do, but because the consumer front end for it is difficult to manageyou can probably buy replacement parts for just about anything contacting the right people in customer service departments for many companies/products, the issue may be that theres no direct way for them to sell you the replacement parts in a format that can be correctly invoiced and managed by their accounting department/teambasically lets say you need a right, back side plastic ear cup cover, you cracked yours and want a new onethey have that part somewhere, but they may not have a way of getting to youit may not have a part SKU they can put into a point of sale system, theyd just be emailing or calling someone from wherever its manufactured and asking for that piece to be included on their next shipment, and when it gets to the customer service/sales point they might not know what to do with it, its probably not going to be listed on the manufacturers paperwork with the end customers name or anything, or even a traceable part numberthe infrastructure to set this up is the hard part, a lot of companies avoid it entirely because the easier solution is to warranty the entire device
and then theres also the idea that realistically most things are fixable by the end user if they have basic idea of how to it themselves, if you can take apart your headphones, you have the technical knowledge to say, solder back on a broken solder joint, replace an entire cable, modify a different headband to fitfor a lot of consumers who dont have any of that knowledge they basically presume if it stops working its dead entirely and not fixable, itll have to be replaced, but that isnt the casethink of how people view bluetooth headphones, once the battery is dead theyre entirely dead, right?well, replace the batteryjust because its not behind a user openable port with a quick disconnect to swap the battery doesnt mean you cant swap the battery, it just means its going to take more disassembly and a soldering ironyou dont even need the factory spec battery, you just need one thats close enough, puts out the same voltage and physically fitsthe only time where this gets questionable is in entirely nonservicable designs, sonically welded plastic housings, stuff you have to destroy to get inside of
>>107611292>shitty closed cans that cost 260€ bucks and sound like 26€ bucks ones>but you can replace all parts for them with overpriced parts Massive scam. A new speaker costs 40€, if you also need cover, pad, battery, etc you're looking at upwards of 80€.You could just buy a proper set of headphones for 120-150€ and you'd get much better quality. They'll last forever too, unless you're one of those braindead niggercattle NPCs who always break their things.
>>107611292fairphone products are nice, i want their phone but its expensive af
What went wrong?
>>107611261>>107611493The real question for the west is why did they all forget the way? they do not know the way. And the way is : cheap tech that solves every days' problems. China knows the way. they make cheap tech that solves every days' problems. The west has lost the mandate of heaven and china has been granted the mandate of heaven. The west will no longer make anything worth purchasing as it is all trash. China will grow larger.
nothing.
>>107611261google cant into hardware/software, they're only good for cloud.>hardwareapple>cloud/webgoogle>softwaremicrosoft>hrt/mtf/femboys/traps/sissies/trannieslinuxsimple as.
>>107611261Nothing. You get it for Graphene and it does everything reasonably well, hardware-wise. So, as a result, you have a non-faggot OS with near flagship hardware. What's not to like?
>>107611464It is 8 Gen 3 tier and throttles on top of that.
So last time I've checked /g/ was around 2008. Now watched some youtube vids on this topic and seems like Fedora is one of the best? WTF how did it came to this? Noone talked about Fedora back then.
dnf improved massively. It's nowhere near as slow and shit as it used to be. KDE is now an official edition which doesn't krash anywhere near as much as it used to and GNOME (Fedora workstation default) is still GNOME but it's much less shit than it was when GNOME 3 first released. Fedora stays very up to date despite not being rolling release. It pushed hard for Wayland and the transition (haha). The growing pains are over and now things like Mint are pretty much just there for retards because Fedora is easy to use. KDE has GUI for fucking everything even enabling repos and third party codecs and Fedora is one of the best distros for using it.
>>107610404*the transition is complete
>>107610404The biggest annoyance with Fedora is that most non-repo distributed software is still .deb instead of .rpm
>>107610404discovery is kinda buggy and kde is still a DE with many problems, specially if you want to use it on any stable distro, but on fedora it is alright. i agree with mint being redundant for new users now, even tho fedora has its problems
I'm still kinda surprised why smug lizard is not more popular on /g/. It just werks.
>User base almost entirely consists of people who don't want Chrome style AI shit>Add AI shitWhat the fuck is Firefox's new retard CEO thinking?
>>107610427Mark my words google is going to sign exclusive contracts with cloudflare and Amazon and Azure after a false flag zero day dropped on Mozilla and MS by mossad. So any services hosted on those platforms will only serve content to a google browser with a signed key exchange and permanently lock out everyone else. This will be supported by the NSA to backdoor everything so there won’t be any antitrust problems.
>>107607705>>Userbase almost entirely consists of people who don't want Chrome style AI shitlol. lmao. Firefox trannys bent the knee to being chromes dog when they nuked their richest features in 2017 ( legacy add-ons ) for chromium WebExtensions that posed a bigger security risk in the endhttps://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2025/07/millions-of-people-spied-on-by-malicious-browser-extensions-in-chrome-and-edge
I use librewolf and was dumbfounded few days ago when I found out about this new "AI preview" window or whatever the fucking retarded shit that is. Thank fuck it can be toggled off.
>>107609692Holy shit, you're such a semen demon.
>>107607705Librewolf CEO did the same thing. Bastards.
is it actually possible to see the difference? or is it just contrarians?
>>107611689mpv uses libplacebo and the highest quality scalers. There is no higher quality video player than it.
>>107611691the first of five stages of grief
>>107611689This but haruna player, it just werks.
>>107611689im not installing a separate codec pack
>>107611761just install klite and it gets mpc-hc+codecs at the same time, and literally everything runs in best possible quality and everything just werks. why settle for meme secondary optionshttps://codecguide.com/download_kl.htm
Recounting the threads edition/gedg/ Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//gedg/_-_Game_and_Engine_Dev_GeneralIRC: irc.rizon.net #/g/gedgProgress Day: https://rentry.org/gedg-jams/gedg/ Compendium: https://rentry.org/gedg/agdg/: >>>/vg/agdgGraphics Debugger: https://renderdoc.org/Requesting Help-Problem Description: Clearly explain your issue, providing context and relevant background information.-Relevant Code or Content: If applicable, include relevant code, configuration, or content related to your question. Use code tags.Previous: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107546157/#107546157
>>107608458>Command BuffersHow you use command-buffers is application specific, and you definitely can use more than one. It's basically just a batch of work for the GPU to do, and can be recorded ahead of time and reused.In the simple case, you'd probably just use 1 command buffer per frame.>separable actions that I want/could be run in parallelYeah, or not, depending on how you synchronize them. You could have a command submission uploading textures and another one drawing stuff, waiting for it to be done, but you don't have to wait for it on the CPU side.>Render PassDo yourself a favour and scrap the renderpass/subpass concept by using dynamic rendering.I always understood them as the specification/transformation of your attachments. It always seemed like it made more sense in a deferred renderer, where you have a depth-only subpass or a subpass otherwise generating your G buffers, and then another subpass using those G buffers for the final render.>Pipelines>denotes a pipeline of shaders from vert->geom->fragPretty much. Each material will probably have its own pipeline but pipelines are more general than that.It includes compute pipelines too.
>>107608458you don't need a command buffer for every render pass
>>107609704>each material will probably have its own pipelinethis is why it takes 2h to compile shaders in AAA slop, when you develop a framework you have the choice to not make it designer-centric and I think you should
>>107608458read thishttps://developer.nvidia.com/blog/vulkan-dos-donts/
>>107608306doom source ports (chocolate-doom, etc.)build games source ports (eduke32, etc.)quake1 source ports (quakespasm, etc.)half life reverse engineered (xash)morrowind reverse engineered (openmw)diablo 1 reverse engineered (devilution x)
Onedrive is currently being exploited to deliver malware and CSAM. Once a file has been shared with you, you cannot remove the file or block the sender and it will be visible in your Onedrive forever. You even get a notification which will directly open the file. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/5646972/receiving-unsolicited-onedrive-file-folder-shareshttps://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/1pe78bx/unknown_persons_sharing_files_with_my_onedrive/It has been weeks now with no fix. How fucking embarrassing.
copilot is fixing it as we speakit just needs to stop hallucinating
>>107611555No, but I'm not every other human on the planet you midwit
>>107611171this I don't have onedrive
>>107611624you have a sample size of 1 (one) and you concluded the opposite thing somehow?
>>107608682AI and hiring retards.
Mmm monke editionHow to request advice:>Budget>Intended use (media, source, environment)>Frequency response preference and music examples>Past gear and your thoughts on themFAQ:>Where do I buy IEMs?Amazon, Aliexpress, Linsoul, Hifigo, Shenzhenaudio>Shopping Guide (IEMs, PMPs, Cables, Ear Tips, etc.):https://rentry.org/consoomer_guideComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107609169Seems like they’ve been phased out.No new ones you can buy
>>107609178whats in the box
what's the best cheapest budget dac/amp for desktop use, no donglesbasically i just want a modern alternative for fiio e10k, what would that be (a brick with a knob and 3.5mm out)
>>107610931> vinyl scratch > the ipod, that's the perfection> chuckles
>>107610856If you're dongling anyway might as well get something better than the garbage they're putting in the phones despite cs43131 costing nothing.
