>>107674650
nice bunda

>>107674487
C users didnt ask
the compiler people pretend they didnt think about it
and everyone copes that its better this way because theres less code surface to keep clean

cryptic compiler errors are one of the """"joys"""" of working with C
its this or its rust with its fucktarded syntactical strutures
personally id rather deal with lazy design only in select cases than deal with lazy design throughout every aspect of my code

just write native C++ or your own scripting engine pussy

>>107675169
>own scripting engine
(not op)
its actually not hard at all
surprizingly simple, even
and its a fun thing to do the design choices about that, especially when written in C
unironically.
how do you deal with the thing? do you transpile it into c and then link your scripts as a library?
do you decide on an interpreted language?
or maybe something inbetween?
fascinating stuff to be quite desu with you

>>107675227
and these days you can just unga bunga gemini gibe library pls ;) a few times

>>107668549
Yesterday I saw a video about the CIA sabotaging and running into the ground one of France's biggest company to steal some piece of tech. I didn't realize the US was this treacherous. I could conceive some of the evil shit done against enemy countries but against allies? Really fuck them.
I'm even more pissed against my country for letting this happen.

>>107668711
The Netherlands has 18x the population of Delaware and about 10 - 14x the GDP

>>107668822
So are Europeans, you should see the prices here. Food, energy, everything is priced fucking sky high. Taxes are over 50% of income too.
Poverty is a global problem, and it's only going to get worse.

>>107674485
man you never heard of gladio?
or the death of olivetti?

>>107674904
I had not but I knew about their anti-communism activities so this doesn't surprise me as much.

How can I profit from this?

>>107674155
>quantum graphics cards
Can they run Stable Diffusion?

>>107674965
but I am on a computer not a phone I cant use the app

>>107674932
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/aliexpress-bundle-skipper/
there is also a script for greasemonkey and some other optiosn

any wireless mouse you guys recc?
i play fps but not competitively, so i'm fine with chinkshit for this

>>107674989
thank
will try the userscript

>>107674975
sucks

A good companion addon that UBO doesn't replace is CanvasBlocker.

>>107675138
CanvasBlocker is perhaps the most placebo of all placebos.

>>107675164
Not even close. It lets me evade rangebans from this shitty website and it stops youtube from throttling me for using UBO.

>>107675175
It doesn't do either of those things schizo it randomizes a hash that's randomized every time your computer restarts anyway. And when the site notices you have different canvas hashes with the same session cookie, well, now yuo're fingerprinted.

>>107675198
Weird then how testing the same websites with the same browsers I got a completely different experience just from enabling that addon.

>>107674093
So true.

>>107672012
FAGMAN niggers (actually jeets and jews) never ends

>>107672012
Because to accommodate jeets, a lot of the backend everywhere not exclusively big tech is in python or node

>>107675083
>blaming the language
>not the code
braindead nigger

>>107672012
Because the splash page is made up of multiple teams somewhat competing products, with no holistic owner who is in the position to be able to hold the teams accountable with an SLA for sub-second loading times per feature.

Long long ago, I worked at one of the top 10 highest traffic sites. Our site performance had a history of being middling to slow, with 8-12 second page loads being the norm. A tech savvy C-level (who understood the "attention economy" decades before anyone actually used that phrase) joined and made a big deal about getting sub-6 second performance for a full load of the splash page. The product owners for each of the major components pretended to play along, but balked behind the scenes, and it never happened. What did happen was the C-level eventually left for greener pastures, the product owners instead continued to work against each other in delivering dogshit features no one wanted, the sites performance continued to deteriorate, and we eventually went under with other more performant sites in a similar market segment winning out.

>>107671951
Okay, normal mainstream distros:
Arch, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE.
Yes, there are more, but those + derivatives are the default. Only Arch and Debian are completely community managed. Sure the other distros are great, but they COULD be influenced by SUSE/Red Hat IBM/Canonical.
>But now that I'm thinking about it, Gentoo or Nix would be an option as well. SteamOS defaults to Flatpaks on the desktop anyways, they even package distrobox+podman now, so the distro really doesn't matter.

Debian is the only distro needed
All other distros are nigger tier

>>107674963
>But now that I'm thinking about it, Gentoo or Nix would be an option as well. SteamOS defaults to Flatpaks on the desktop anyways, they even package distrobox+podman now, so the distro really doesn't matter.
If they start using a bootc base then you could probably just rebase from SteamOS to Bazzite/Fedora in a matter of moments. Sounds like they're trying to go the distroless route.

>>107674963
ChromeOS does use Gentoo as a base for example.

>>107671951
they did base steamos off of debian

>>107673538
Tried using moonlight on a 8th gen with igpu the input lag was terrible. Not sure if its cause i was trying through batocera or not. Also tried using libreelec w/ moonlight add on but it wouldnt detect igpu.

I ask cause im trying to decode high fps 1440p and would also like to use the box for watching stuff from plex from coworkers box who doesnt have a gpu.

>>107671719
I see, I think I understand a bit now, thanks anon

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>>107674353
I don't think the issue is with the sunshine/moonlight.
I mean I was getting 60 fps over 2.4 ghz wifi at 720p with no lag.

>>107674927
>720p
ick
yikes

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>>107675012
OK

>>107673135
>>t-troonix!
>>w-winjeet!
>The absolute fucking state of /g/
XD i imagine 2 cute lolies that shout these 2 to each other

>>107674356
>that you didn't download
Skill issue.

>>107674720
ok xD

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>>107674417
>wine crashes
>ask community
>sorry chud, we don't support piracy, piracy is hekin evil and immoral. doxx yourself and post proof of payment or gtfo
This has literally never happened.

>>107674720
BASED

>>107674616
yea idk how you'd sell a second hand gog game. since traditionally you'd do so by selling the original disc, which was itself the 'key' used to verify if it's an original copy
that's what you're selling/buying when you pick up a second hand game, not the software itself, but the physical media which proves in some way that you own something that was produced/sold by the developers.
nobody would but a cd-r with a gog game on it even if the seller promised to not keep a copy, because such a disc has no externally recognised value. it's a complicated issue.

for drm-free stuff which is distributed as files downloadd over the internet, there's no such "unique token" you can physically give to someone to transfer ownership. like if i sold my original cd of "tempest 2000", what's really being transferred is the physical disc itself, something which is relatively rare and difficult to precisely replicate, while the software therein isn't difficult to find freely. it's rarely said because it's implied, but when you buy old media what you want is /the original media/, not just a license to use the data contained on said media.
idk how you could sell a gog game second hand, since there's no physical object you have to relinquish that proves you're the owner of the game

>>107647947
Looked okay at first, then turned into complete and utter dogshit.

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>>107647781
Looks alright at 0:00, then turns into OMG WHAT UTTER RUBBISH!!! JUST PICK UP A PAPER AND PENCIL AND DRAW SHIT AT THIS RATE! *smacks your right hand really hard with wooden ruler*

>>107662491
Disgusting. The cat has human hands for a second.

>>107668758
looks better than the usual ai "art" because it was probably scraped from an actual drawing.

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>>107675163
>probably

Test

>>107674323
I'm also curious

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>>107665285
Same. It just werks

>have a direct line to the dev so he can tell you to fuck off when you ask him to fix his broken, bloated shitpile app
Chance is superior, clearly.

>>107674859
>>107674859
Nah, we just need to re-enslave them. That way they actually serve a function.
We were the first people not to genocide or enslave the animals we conquered. The last century should remind us why this is always a mistake.

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>>107674865
Animal too dumb to understand that everyone sees through his samefagging even when this is explained to him repeatedly award.

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>>107671221
>ivy bridge
why? thats not just obsolete thats doubly obsolete. 8th gen puts everything before it 6' under and iris Xe puts everything before that another 6' under, you can buy 11th gen laptops without a ssd for a hundred bucks. 12th gen is worlds faster on the cpu side and is coming up on that pricepoint fast, there's literally no reason to peddle this trash

shitty old latitudes/elitebooks are the /g/entoo's ultimate weapon (because they are often found in the corporate dumpster dive)

>>107675011
>Installing Linux in 2026
>Krashes
everytime.

i installed ubunchu 24.04LTS on my laptop
lack of HDR and color profiles with my nvidia card is disappointing but windows has degenerated too far
there's a vague roadmap to enabling HDR and color profiles without dicking around with rube goldberg X11 scripts, i guess i can wait
i forgot how much bullshit i was already putting up with on windows like no side taskbar

theres no point if someone already did to program technology
>but it would you didn't do it so just try it
but what is the point
>but you get better
but you won't ever be the best, the ai is better thna you and there is no point to waste energy to even try

>>107675026
Better a crash than being copiloted.

>>107674611
Good to know. Must still only be Insider only and hadn't gone downstream to Consumer/Business.

>>107674729
Are you setting up for the next "REEEEEE M$ IS REMOVING BYPASSNRO" clickbaited moral panic in six months?
I probably should remind you how well that's turned out for you over the past fourteen years.

>>107674492
The only one that doesn't involve external methods, obviously.

>>107673848
I can read the Lorem ipsum even with this font size.

>>107674413
>I downloaded rufus but there isn't any option for offline account.
You are given the option when you click the button to actually start making the USB