Three 24" monitors or one huge monitor for programming?
I've been programming for over a decade, have used triple monitors in the past, and now I just use my 13" laptop monitorcopy paper and a pen is great for working out algorithms by hand when working through tougher problems
>>107743092Don't laugh at it. It's mental illness. Some people can't deal with odd numbers. Number of characters in this post is odd.
>>107743145Meant even! Fuck!
>>107743019Why not get an ultrawide screen and divide it into 3 virtual screens?
>>107741019is there a /g/ approved monitor guide?
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>>107738887>6kg
Blaeks Onalou
Hell yeah MX Blacks on Alu SO FUCKING GOOD
>>107738911>>107739174Geonsissies FTW
Gateron is goated
How do you stay motivated when you're trying to teach yourself something new? I'm envious of programmers but the fact trying to build my skills in the arena would involve taking myself to that with only myself and my own intellect to overcome the specific roadblocks I could encounter and that sort of thing feels unmotivating to me. You can go to a forum and ask a question, maybe, but people just flowing in and out and dropping an answer might not hit upon your issue or feel timely. I feel like I really need either someone to learn alongside with or someone actually willing to take the time to walk through what I'm fucking up on to feel like I can actually commit to personal growth.
>>107742390>only 5% of the human population read and write in EnglishYou should have been white, looks like you lost LMAO.
>>107740093Programming is boringCoders likes BIG WORDS for hide the boredom."trying to build my skills in the arena would involve taking myself to that with only myself and my own intellect to overcome the specific roadblocks I could encounter"Holy shit anon, you amazing skill is "Writing with the keyboard". I prefer crimping Ethernet plugs
>>107742464Well...TBQH you're not wrong. I find typing cathartic and wish I had more reasons to do it.That's why I have so many keyboards (and not just high-end mechanicals but literally any kind that I think might make for a fresh typing experience).
>>107742006Nigger please go outside and talk to women
>>107742946No. I will die instantly from the sunlight
>If you're interested in the specifics as to what Windows collects from your machine, you can actually download Diagnostic Data Viewer from Windows Store, which provides full insight into telemetry data, unencrypted.>Anyone who has actually looked into diagnostic data & telemetry will tell you that it's absolutely nothing to be worried about. The ones who say Windows is spying on everything you do spread unwarranted FUD that has been proven incorrect again and again.
>>107742174Yes, you can simply not use Microsoft's cocreator.
Don't care still using Linux
>>107742218or any other product from a company who does that
>>107742009>They spy on the images you generate using their AI yesNot sure about this, might just be the prompts and not the images. Either way I don't care, this is a total tangent.
>>107729858on the same hardware Windows 10 file explorer worked perfectly fine
one is a tool, while the other is bloat
>>107741669>they took from youMore like they tried but messed up. Video by a former MS dev:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpRZ8BQiiMo
You weren't alive back then.Vista did not spark joy at all. People complained all the time about it.
>>107741877It was fine if you had 4-8GB of memory but most people didn't.
>>107741669I liked the sidebar idea
>>107741565found an zoomer here
why can't we have nice things? are we supposed to just abandon the best app made for this site? how do you make the captcha appear?
>>107743209You didn't see them posting in all the previous threads yet? Nobody posted a fully working script for retards yet. Maybe they're keeping them to themselves, like [spoiler]me[/spoiler]. No, don't bother me about the spoiler tags, I know they don't work on /g/.
>>107719654I will continue to keep using Blue until somehow posting through the webview stops working
>>107719654Switched over to the beta program and why did they hide the bar at the bottom?
anyone have luck with gold cloverit crashes everytime i try to run it
>>107743256The webview doesn't work for me. It always makes me wait. I just open it in a browser, there's no difference.
Do any of you use this? Is it usable in practice?
>>107742906>Is it worth separating everything intoyou're not required to seperate just because. you can very well use just 1 VM for everything if it's OK in your threat model.I think it's not inconvenience that makes QubesOS hard to use but resource overhead and no GPU acceleration except full passthrough
>>107738449>Are you capable of reading?>Are you capable of understanding and following simple instructions?>Are you capable of understanding that Qubes isn't a consoomer OS?If the answer to any of these questions is no then no it isn't usable for (You).
>>107742968>you're not required to seperate just because. you can very well use just 1 VM for everything if it's OK in your threat model.If that's the case, then you shouldn't use Qubes to begin with because it offers no extra value over Linux when it's used in such a way.
>>107743013except wrong. you still get the benefit of dom0 disaggregation and being able to clean wipe your workflow with a few simple clicks without total compromisation.not including App VMs' root being immutable as a benefit here, because despite that it making the process more convoluted, the malware persistence can happen through different ways (re-infection through an unpatched program). Still, it creates an extra step for an attacker and makes things harder / blocks some attempts.
>>107742007anon... when you run an AppVM, you are running QEMU/KVM on top of Xen. you can see it in the list of processes running in Xen.>You have to compromise XEN from dom0 (VERY UNLIKELY)why would you need to compromise the whole system? if you want to get user data, you can just compromise the AppVM where the target user's data is, or, in some cases, the template VMs.since there is communication between AppVMs and the main VM in dom0, you could also compromise that, maybe.and then there is the routed AppVM. get that and you could jump everywhere (assuming you have the correct exploits).ever heard of user-mode malware, like zeus? assuming you need to compromise everything to gain user data is retarded. it shows that you clearly have no idea about security, even if your argument is "technical".whonix is also an AppVM, btw.
Closed source software is not the same as patent protected software. Releasing a offline usable closed source binary under no license is so much more ethical then a proprietary (patent) license that threatens people with prison time and civil liability for sharing/modifying software or using it the wrong way. Also the addition of spyware sometimes and cloud tethering. Which I also oppose.But it seems TMK that Stallman may conflate offline usable closed source and patented software as if they are both as bad. but maybe some people know more about him then I do, Does he recognize the difference and what does /g/ think of the difference? I'm saying I strongly agree with Stallman big tech patent hoarding and patent trolling is harmful, and and I view the GPL3 like a voluntary contract programmers agree to participate in and hope to abolish all patents one day, but I'm not following his logic that seems to hint at closed source software being illegal as an ultimate goal. Patents should be illegal but not software with no public code.
Freedom.
>>107736639You are retarded and don't understand the point of software freedom
>>107741960>get the jab,goyim! and remember about your mask!>her body her choice! Now stay back so I can abort your children, goyim!>Pedophilia is good actually, me raping your kids won't hurt them, trust me, goyim!>Now repeat with me, I AM FREE!Right, goyim?
>>107737754my brain had a malfunction I conflated patented software and copyright software with heavy restrictions. I think all copyright should be replaced with non disclosure and public agreements. NDA for closed source among a team of developers. And the GPL3 and BSD reimagined as a public contract that activates whenever someone modifies GPL code.Honestly if it was just copyright laws preventing sharing of software I wouldn't care. What pisses me off is how ideas are protected by the state. In example Adobe held a 20 year patent on adjustment layers, or Namco patenting the loading screen mini games. Or how some licenses say you can't legally modify the software even in your home or only they can fix the hardware. Similar to right to repair laws. That is what I am against.It just seems that Stallman views it as a human right to modify other people's software, that is where I disagree. Its a voluntary agreement of people participating in GPL3 software.>>107737922 Fact check them. Grok and DeepSeek do not understand but they do have very good fact checking abilities.https://www.reddit.com/r/GROKvsMAGA/The most likely hallucinations are when Grok gives something that sounds like an answer but is a complete fabrication. DeepSeek doesn't do that much at all but Grok does from time to time. Other then source checking the best thing to do is have the same conversation with different AIs several times and look for consistency and tell them to cite the sources.
>>107742247Just like people on Mastodon fall short of understanding freedom. The concept of positive vs negative liberty.Dude on Mastodon rails against software patents, big tech cloud tethering everyone's software, and supports local offline software use. I strongly agree with him there. Then I read more of his post and he goes on about how much he loves the EU and thinks that Government should pay all FOSS devs and how a massive welfare state is salvation. That's the point I diverge on. Its positive vs negative liberty and I have taken negative liberty to its logical conclusions. Where as the people on Mastodon and Stallman are mixing both in inconsistent ways. Stallman wants total digital sovereignty as do Ibut he also wants to keep the strong centralized government to provide welfare state creature comforts.I don't think you can have a Government that represents the people and as I cited in a previous post the EU is violating civil liberties while leftist on Mastodon celebrate them . Stallman expects both total privacy where Government doesn't know who you are and a massive welfare state to care for people. That is a huge logical contradiction he has. You can't have both and you must pick one, freedom or dependency! https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107698501/#107700202https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107561690/#107564545>>107737922When taking negative liberty to its extreme conclusion it would be better to live in a world without GPL3 licensing if it meant that most copyright and all patents were abolished since the early 90s onward. But we'd have to do that from the start, as like I said patents already gave capitalist pigs a huge advantage that can't be undone. The timeline we're in is fucked
What is Steam's secret? Why is Steam so succesfull?
>>107741631>you're too old to have heard of the thing i'm claiming to have been around longer than the thing you've heard of!wut
>>107742127You don’t have evidence either other than “trust Valve bro” which we seen was a very bad thing.
>>107742919NTA, but the evidence is in the fact that the EU hasn't fined Valve yet for review manipulation.The EU has strict legal requirements to publishing consumer reviews of products, which require the platform not manipulate the representation of said reviews in any way, such as using a cut-off point that purposely omits poor ratings.Steam is a known entity to the EU, and has been fined before for other breaches of EU legislation.Yet not for this.
>>107731752steam was already established before consoles killed themselves off, the other publishers tried to compete but steam already had a majority of IP's willing to participate, so they won by default >>107731806hasnt stopped them from being incredibly stupid, like betting the company on a lawsuit for the rights to the half life name, the decade plus of incompetent managing strategy from 2007+, the flop of hla, complete abandonment of artifact. Gabes hardly infallible, in fact he's a fucking moron, but you're probably not getting anyone better at the helm when he kicks the bucket
>>107743111Ok let me report them and see if Valve is indeed lying about reviews.
>fixes your desktop >will never break>just werksCome home.
>>107739402yeah but can you BLUR your tiling windows with it? I don't think so
Why the recent xmonad attention? It seems to be replacing dwm as the meme x11 wm.
>>107742095Already been a meme but last time I was paying attention like 15 years ago I thought herbstluft wm was replacing xmonad and bspwm as the meme wm has there really been nothing new in a decade and a half?
>>107739402I wanted to try xmonad but dwm is already so tiny and fast and does what I need that I don't really feel like it's worth going through the hassle of getting it in Void. Is there any particular advantage to other wms I might be missing out on?
>>107739402>x11im good
>>107568585"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."--Edward Snowden>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107739586I certified your moms pussy.
>>107740309certified rank
Been checking some C++, its such an elegant and well developed language. I'm surprised more people don't use it
>>107742173You could combine your interst in C++ with /sec/ by auditing SerenityOS.
>>107742173sarcasm doesn't convey well over the internet
It's never coming out. He has been in the cuts with this specifically since the first time that Trump was in office and he now looks like a 58 year old backup guitarist for a Rush coverband. Him and Casey who I'm not sure is going to be able to finish that came before he starts collecting old age security.
>>107735826he's not hated, just being made fun of because he's extremely arrogant for someone who made mario in a suit.
>>107740170>vibe coding is okay if it helps you get things done more efficientlyhe never said that
>>107741272He says this here.https://youtu.be/yNdRv5LFuQk?t=2652
>>107733422This but with Casey, sub-unity tier and not even close to finished
>>107740052>Put this guy in a legacy php/java/C++ codebase written by retards and he collapses in max a week.Kek, can totally imagine his shellshock if he were to ever work in the trenches of multi-decade old codebases powering innumerable businesses today.He'd have a nervous breakdown when he first encounters two processes that are in logical conflict with each another but because of some stupid 3rd process it works out 95% of the time (with the other 5% cases handled manually as they arise) and source control is littered with commits and subsequent reverts of rookies trying quick fixes to clean up the situation... yeah a week max.
Wayland sisters, I don't feel so good...
>>107740570>("We're treated like hostile threat actors on our own workstations")LmaoI just know when D-Bus gets deprecated you faggots are going to sing its praises.
>>107741996The "you can't criticize Wayland because it's a protocol" cope is getting old. If there isn't a protocol supported by a strong majority of compositors that provides a given feature, the feature should be considered unsupported. If X11 had theoretical provisions for some feature in the protocol, but that feature wasn't actually available in X.org, we'd consider it unsupported too. Anything else would be dishonest.>>107742077It's pure security theater, you're not meaningfully more protected. There's a ton of ways to exfiltrate data, like reading your home directory or using LD_PRELOAD tricks. Wayland's "security" is simultaneously too lax and too strict. Too lax because it doesn't provide meaningful protection; too strict because security is merely an excuse for designing things that Wayland devs don't like out of the protocol. Configurable access control is a thing that exists, so there's no need to have a gimped protocol to achieve security.
>>107742943>The "you can't criticize Wayland because it's a protocol" cope is getting old. If there isn't a protocol supported by a strong majority of compositors that provides a given feature, the feature should be considered unsupported. If X11 had theoretical provisions for some feature in the protocol, but that feature wasn't actually available in X.org, we'd consider it unsupported too. Anything else would be dishonest.But the majority of the things labelled "Not Supported" here actually are supported in the majority of compositors, it's not theoretical. There's no loss of functionality in any real implementation, but because it's not required as part of the protocol they're claiming it's unsupported. It's very dishonest.
>>107743027Maybe I have outdated information then. Is there now a cross-compositor1. equivalent of xte,2. way for programs to position their own windows,3. way for programs to register global hotkeys,4. equivalent of xrandr,5. equivalent of setxkbmap?
Wayland is so bad that Valve put all their time and money into it!
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>>107740433>and ultimately you don't really know what the end result will be until you test it and gauge how it worksSo much this. It's hard to imagine someone ever being able to nail down the intended design from a written doc unless it's stolen.
time 2 werk
>>107730255Legitimately the only game that has done it well is Pargmata, but that game isn't even out yet.
Point light shadows in a deferred renderer, working on compositing multiple light sources
>>107742411looks great
you already know that for years now, big tech has been paying shills to shit-talk Linux and other FOSS projectsand with all the AI progress, most of the shilling is not done manually any more, it is mostly automated botsso why not fight fire with fire?why don't we set up something that scans internet for relevant discussions and automatically makes posts that promote Linux and digital freedom?
>>107741974try lebbid, im sure there's morons on there retarded enough to be your personal army
>>107741400another idea
>>107741400>shill for FOSSyou need to be so subtle about it because shills attract gullible troons. in the end, it will be better to keep things under wraps. I often stop myself from posting my software ideas because someone will steal the abstract, you should only post concrete solutions and study for those who need it. shilling attracts too many problems nowadays. in the beginning it was kinda needed but stallman's quotations are so neolib it's attracted jews and fags to ruin software with their incumbency and salary begging.
>>107742129>someone will steal the abstractoh no
honestly the shilling is tiring, and I honestly wish the worst possible fate to whomever is bankrolling it
