>>107912243
>>107912957
>>107913339
>>107913367
>>107913380
>>107914291
>>107914679
Cute!
I will now proceed to cum on my motherboard.

>>107916219
That's a waste when you could cum inside me instead

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>>107916479
usecase for bussy?

>>107916479
awawa~

>>107916760
Yes
>headphones
Oh... isn't that too much power? The amp is like 100 W per channel.
I thought you were talking about loudspeakers.

>>107916738
i could get used heresy for $100 but i don't trust schiit with QC
i can find jds labs atom amp for like $150 but that's way too much

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I have the WH1000XM4, but the mics for the ANC broke due to humidity. Should I upgrade to the XM6s? Are the XM6s as comfortable as my current pair? I think the XM5 and XM6 look shittier than the older models.

Do the Audeze Maxwell compare to wired audiophile phones or are they just another shitty retarded gaming headset?

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>reddit-tier Schiit jokes
>unironic Laughing Man avatar
>nonsensical wall of text
ASR in a nutshell

Just switched over to Mint full time, just wanted to say it was an honor, microsloppers, but it's unironically time to move on, I'll still keep a secondary boot for gayms and windows exclusive applications but those are few and far between for me now.

>>107914673
Nah, if you care about those data that much. You should have already burnt them on DVD+DL.

>>107912592
quick question, I want windows 10 ltsc iot in spanish, what is the way? download windows 10 ltsc 2021 from massgrave and then MAS script? does it give the option to transform the normal ltsc to iot?

>>107917147
Use a Spanish LTSC 2021 ISO to install it, then activate it with HWID and MAS will automatically change the edition to IoT LTSC as well.

>>107917160
thank you comrade

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>>107916277
that's not how you use meme arrows newfren
also no idea, doesn't 4chan use dumb html text fields?

>>107916277
Install asahi then lurk moar, fren

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>>107916277
iTODDLERS BTFO

>>107917180
Basert

I used to work a lot. I've worked for 10 years. I've done a lot of stuff. but when someone girls me about it I sound like such an idiot that they think I'm lying

>>107916864
i'll girl u :3c

>>107916611
i did

I was reading in some reddit thread that it takes 100 bids on average before you get your first freelance gig on Upwork. But that amounts to $200-300 in credits you'd have to spend on bids. Is it really that bad?

>>107917094
More like Scamwork

>>107913787
bootcamp kiddy or retard

>>107912380
Give it a try. I'd honestly consider taking a course or just grabbing a book in your case. Microsoft tutorials are pretty decent (not as good as Python's manuals or Rust how-to) but it might be not for you if you have ADHD.
Personally I think it comes down to having a good teacher.

When it comes down to literature –seriously just get anything from No Starch Press, O'Reilly or Pearson, preferably trying before buying. Skim through the Index and see whether that interests you. Having an IT bookstore close by is a plus.

>>107913787
blond haired, blue eyed raging beast of german forests: der übermensch

>>107912380
C# will force you to learn and adapt to OOP, but I do think they've made it easier to do functional programming.

>>107913886
accurate af, same goes for python

C, C#, and SQL. these are the white mans languages

>>107895668
based Steelcase Leap user

>>107881811
>I need a proper desk.
same but its hard to get inspiration from here because no one has a good one or it looks good but there is no focus on the desk

>>107913897
yeah, if you're a creep

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where does /bst/ get its deskmats?

>>107917074
I got mine printed from a site called customenvy.com.
t. >>107889866

>>107915581
>t. jpvenson

Are there any jellyfin music players for android tv that have visualizers like milkdrop etc? I know that the default jellyfin android tv app doesnt rly need it but why not the dedicated music players? fuckin winamp had a visualizer

>>107905947
still loads slow af. what the fuck happened. Also why aren't the cast & crew images loading?

>>107908071
typical open source response. why the fuck did they have to fuck it up in the first place.

>>107916685
>>107916942
being fixed now
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/pull/15803

>>107909463
Disturbingly, this is becoming easier. Tons of materials i had access to on the net, legally, are no longer to be found.

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>>107895900
>There won't be a need for pilots , engineers , programmers or soldiers when it can all be automated the future will probably just end up with us living hedonistic lifestyles while robots do work.
Humans have an innate drive for discovery, explorations, learning, quests and more. People will want to set goals and work to achieve them, no matter if it is needed for oure survival. Some will probably end up vegetating in front of the TV, others will become gentleman scientists, most will hopefully be somewhere in between.
You might want to check out Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou.

>>107904226
>How does this follow?
There exists a set, Set A, of problems that mathematics can describe
There exists a set, Set B, of problems that mathematics can solve
There exists a set of problems that mathematics can both describe and solve, Set C, yet Kurt proved that Set C is not a subset of Set A or Set B AND that Set C is not the intersection of Set A and Set B, or Set AxB.

There exists a set of problems, Set NP, that computers can check for correctness if a known solution exists
There exists a set of problems, Set P, that computers can solve if a known solution exists
There exists a set of problems, Set PxNP, where it is assumed that Set PxNP is a subset of Set C. Let the proof that PxNP is a subset of Set C be defined as the proof BS.

Assume that the proof BS can be described by mathematics; therefore it is in Set A. =><= Contradiction b/c if proof BS is in Set A then, by Kurt's theorem, Set C is not a subset of Set A.
Assume that proof BS can be solved by mathematics; therefore it is in Set B. =><= Contradiction b/c if the proof BS is in Set B then, by Kurt's theorem, Set C is not a subset of Set B.

The truth of C1, C2, C3... such that Ci is in Set C does not prove the truth of C4.
Although the human mind is capable of assuming (believing) that given C1, C2, C3 are true, and that C1 & C2 & C3 => C4, then that C4 is true. However there is no proof that C4 is true, unless C1 & C2 & C3 & C4 => C5 such that C5 is true. Given that C5 is true then there is no proof that Ci is true unless C1 & C2 & C3 & C4 & C5... & ...C(i-1) => Ci, However there is no proof that Ci is true. Given that the human mind is capable of assuming (believing) that Ci is true until C(i-1) is found to be false. And Given that mathematics can describe this problem, yet cannot solve it, then this problem is in Set A. =><= If Ci is in Set A then, by Kurt's theorem, then Ci is not in Set C.

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>>107914303
>Set C is not a subset of Set A or Set B
this is straightforward nonsense, and not at all what the incompleteness theorem says.

>>107895900
so we'll all live in south american favela or indian slums instead. Only rich people will have cars.
>import the third world, become the third-world.

I agree, Do you have any pictures of her without clothes on?

>>107914477
she's making me grow massively & expand.

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>>107914489
This is a sfw board.

>>107916819
But malloc and free are very expensive. Most of the codebases I work on at work do not even implement them.

>>107916940
or

ignore @@ Scanf.sscanf_opt

if you really want to ignore scanf failures like the C is.

>>107916940
*better than scanf()
if you wanna go fast in io you use read() and write()

im trying to sort directory items in some different ways in python; if i was in c i would want a

FILE* file

and

int* metadata

to load into mem (metadata being some chosen object of interest about the file, like filesize, a timestamp, etc) but in python theres no such thing as a file pointer. how big is a file object? (the thing returned by calling open())? would it make more sense to just keep the filename instead of that?

>>107917085
... look at ulimit -a

$ for x in $(seq 1 1025); do touch $x; done
$ perl -wle 'for (<*>) { open my $f, ">", $_; push @files, $f }; print {$_} "write something\n" for @files'
print() on closed filehandle $f at -e line 1.
print() on closed filehandle $f at -e line 1.
print() on closed filehandle $f at -e line 1.
print() on closed filehandle $f at -e line 1.

I DID IT.

>>107913112
>emacs-pgtk
>wayland
Yep

>>107905189
I don't see any weirdness

>>107864736
>4g
hi emacs hangs when i select a board. is it normal behavior? (it will unfreeze after a few minutes)? thanks

>>107915844
In chez j and k share the same address both in a repl and when compile-file/load with optimize-level set 0-3, whereas guile only does that optimization at lower levels (maybe the information to lift that lambda is lost during the -Ocps or -Ocontify passes idk), it doesn't affect program semantics but suggests some weirdness in guild

In the case of g and h (or f1 and f2 in anon's example >>107904235) neither chez or guile share the closure. It's reasonable for anon to suspect that optimization would be done but it at least involves checking all call sites of f are the same

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>>107914631
I don't know anon but I feel bad that your thread gained zero traction so I'm posting anime as a consolation prize. this one is on the house

Winblows drivers an an afterthought for everyone.

>>107914631
Full specs please, but
>>107916702
is likely at least partially correct. Sadly non nvidia GPU drivers are horrible on Windows if you have any newer cards. Intel is pretty much all new GPU wise for now. Linux might be better but I haven't had the chance to mess with Intel GPUs outside of Windows yet.

>>107895554
Leaving aside the fact you’re wrong, why the fuck are you using Access? The only reason I can think of to bother with it is old weird company specific shit written by some boss who knew how to use Access and decided he’d use it for everything. I’d argue even abusing Excel as an RDB would be a better option.

>>107914455
At that point use Inkscape or something (or just actual CAD lol). I always found Visio a weird tool to use, but I guess if you need workers to make diagrams without fucking it up.

The one Office product I have not found a good full replacement for that doesn’t suck ass to use is Project, but it’s so use case specific I will just run it in a VM if need be.

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>>107880143
>Why doesn't IOS run on Android phones

>>107880143
Is it really an official OS?
>>107916636
>sex
Instructions unclear, got dick stuck in computer fan

>>107917066
my sister likes computers too!

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>>107914141
Its one of the most cyberpunk cases I've found honestly. I love how dark the cities are getting, I just hope they became more rainy and full of neon. I don't think the places I've been in can capture true cyberpunk ambience.

What are you hacking this week, anon?

What do you think, anon?
>Boston, Massachusetts, USA (Wednesday, December 24, 2025) -- The Free Software Foundation (FSF) today announced it received two major contributions totaling around $900,000 USD.
https://www.fsf.org/news/free-software-foundation-receives-historic-private-donations

>>107914888
Some chicken tendies and ham radio!

>>107916826
Are you making a makeshift radio?