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>>107706316
maybe

>>107706251
https://chub.ai/characters/mrnobody99/s3r3nd1p1ty-a2beda252314

>>107706328
Trying to deflect now though? Just when I discovered your another identity, as a /v/ mod, huh, desufag?

>>107706356
>desufag out of nowhere
Keep digging, desu schizo. No one respects your kind anymore.

Any new frontends to watch out for? I'm getting SillyTavern fatigue, but I do want something I can download to my computer... that isn't in Chinese.

>>107706397
>that isn't in Chinese
Good luck. You either give up your personal data and security or use ST.

>>107701668
Statistically speaking it's for yellow and black people. Most white people own an Android.

>>107700204
>On Win11 now, but one day I'll probably break and switch to Apple if MS keeps pushing this shit they do.
Why not do the sensible linux option instead?

>>107698560
Pretty much. I don't mind them, and in fact respect the tech in some cases, but 99% of the time there's something comperable for far less in cost.
Apple is a prestige brand, and I'm not normie enough to care about that.
>>107700204
Honestly if you haven't hit your breaking point already I'm not sure what it'll take.

i bought a brand new macbook air twice and returned them both. the OS is fine but i refuse to believe people do actual work on those things

>>107703722
based

Use case? What makes you think that's a valid metric?

>>107705413
damn ebussy looks like THIS?
P L A P
L
A
P L A P

>>107705452
de ebussy?

I like the gif where she's kneeling on the guy's thighs and you can see her feet while she's milking him mmmmm

>>107706191
ehhh...

>>107698190
My grandfather is some retarded cobol dev and re installs Windows constantly from all the bigfish games point and click goon tiddy adventures he installs on it. He has a second desktop just for using while his first one is installing Windows

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>>107705325
>Haiku

>>107698149
>They think they hold monopoly or what?
Because they do. They have insane lock in. You don't realize how many people rely on adobe or office or some game with anti cheat or SOMETHING. It only takes one thing and then it's much easier to stay on win11 than to do anything else. MS has been shittifying windows for a long time now and nothing happened to their market share. Look at how they're acting, they don't care what you think.

>you won't do shit.

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> Who asked for it?
i did. needed it to run the latest pirated premiere pro and after effecets.
.

>>107705519
3D works but only on a handful of 15 year old cards so far. But it's coming along.

It works transparently with BeOS, nothing needs to be rewritten if it adheres to the BeOS+3D APIs.

>>107705992
it was already a bit blurred by the camera
the game was rigged from the start

>>107699694
How old is that Aerobie?

>>107705502
clown

>>107705902
do not click that fucking link

>nice cool hardware
>shitty performing and looking software
:(
i miss the 2000's optimism towards the future and software...

>>107701528
My main programming language is Clojure, which is best supported in Emacs and IntelliJ. Vim and even VSC support is lackluster.

Also, elisp is a better config language than what any other editor has to offer.

>>107701513
the bottleneck in emacs isn't in elisp, but in the overall architecture. emacs, at the core, is single-threaded, its gc is very basic and the display engine is a weird mashup between a terminal and gui.

I've been using it for a couple of months now and It does the job. I've also configured it and now reading email with Gnus, using Org mode is amazing.
What other things should I try out?

>>107705839
>What other things should I try out?
4g.el - browse 4chan with org-mode
>>107692048

>imagine using a single threaded editor in the year of our lord 2025

>>107705013
1. QA department
2. White/East Asian developers
3. There wasn't a jeet at the helm whose only two interests are cloud and AI

>>107704549
so they tried to make it more like MacOS and... Succeeded apparently

>>107705013
win7 came out at a time when macOS was actually good, canonical was making the first moves toward linux being not-a-joke and microsoft's own misfires were starting to pile up so they had to buckle down and make an actually good OS to save face, this was back when windows was still their flagship
now they are an AI slop and cloud computing company so they have just stopped caring about windows, they release new versions of it to maintain kayfabe and pretend that they haven't been coasting on a de facto monopoly since the 90s. they do not care what their jeet slaves and female affirmative action hires do with windows because they aren't allowed to touch the slowly-rotting critical parts of the OS like the kernel. all that matters is that a bunch of shit was changed so they can put a version number on it and ship it out

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>>107704448
your lightbulb must be pretty dim.

I switched to fedora kde and its a marvelous breath of fresh air

and yet I am still forced to use Win11 at work
they even forced us to use the online mail account
they dont want us doing emails locally on outlook anymore
but the 365 garbage forces me off after like 5 minutes
and then i have to reset the entire browser
and login again
with the fucking mfa again
so i end up not reading any of my work emails
this hyper security crap that works against the user
i cant take it anymore

>>107689238
Then what happens to all the people who have no choice but to do those jobs?

>>107686167
If you put swastikas in your art nearly all AIs refuse to edit your art and most automatically remove it from training

>>107705118
for real? I could almost be a marketing ploy

>>107705189
Real put a swastika in your art, Gemini, GPT, they all refuse to edit it
They also use automatic software to filter out anything with swastikas or slurs in it during training to keep the ai from becoming racist
>Put obvious swastikas in your art
>AI refuses to touch it

>>107690246
I work as a freelance writer, and basically, it's going to make my skills priceless. I've been getting work through Upwork, and though the volume of work coming my way dropped significantly after ChatGPT worldwide release, the clients I do have are paying me more than ever because they appreciate the human touch.
In the future, the only surefire way to avoid AI slop articles will be to avoid Forbes, CNN, etc. to read an article; you will follow the writer you like and are interested in and read his work.

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>>107706041
>then why don't you just install a popular linux distro?

>>107705854
It is slower, you just have nostalgia goggles

>>107706135
I've use old versions of videos pretty regularly. 2000 isn't any slower than XP, if anything its faster, especially faster than sp3. Hell even ME isn't any slower than XP on my machine.

>>107706041
Nta, but there is a real and irrevocable difference between Windows and Linux. I hate the way UNIX and UNIX-likes operate and think they make horrible home operating systems.

>>107705709
Perfectly viable with the right hardware, which's much harder to come by than plain XP-ready hardware that's fast enough for modern use, and that's why I recomnend POSReady 2009 instead; it's XP but you can choose to install none of the junk so it operates more or less like Win2k.

>>107701859
Any laptop built on Clevo/Tongfang platforms.

>>107703270
I liked my HP Victus 15. Numpad is the correct size and the arrow keys are a bit bigger than normal, but the normal keys feel noticably shifted to the left. I also liked my Asus TUF A16. Smaller numpad and arrow keys, but it feels a bit more centered, bigger and more colorful screen (16:10), and you can get it in a lot of versions (all AMD, AMD+Nvidia, Intel+Nvidia). The Victus has a nicer feel, plastic but pleasant. HP Omen of you want to go a price bracket up. Newer A16's have fullsize arrow keys but a small right shift and the arrows are farther away from right control.

>>107701859
AceMagic any good? I want something that's better than a chromebook but not going to cost hundreds.

>>107705916
Unironically, I don't think I'll ever go back to a 16:9 laptop. I might even want to try a 4:3 at some point.

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>>107701859
Thinkpad P14s Gen 5 AyyMD to me

>C
>fast

>>107706217
Oh look, it's the ugly mouthbreather again

>>107704874
>the perfect lisp machine hasnt been tried or implemented yet
there would be no point in investigating rackets custodian model

>>107705727
how about

(thread-last x h g f)

>>107705149
oh i thought it was only slow because the official builds didnt support native compilation
guess emacs just isnt that compatible with windows

>>107706125
Windows' file system is bad at handling lots of tiny files, which emacs relies upon heavily. In earlier Windows versions you could tweak the registry setting NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation for a performance boost (at the price of backwards compatibility), I do not know if this is still relevant in Win11.

Time to get off Windows. It's long overdue.

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Follow up:
https://files.catbox.moe/kxy9ms.png
Not really NSFW, but one never knows.

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I just fell in love with this. I mean, the aesthetic of film stills from the 80s/90s

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What is the best site for generating id and passport scans and verification selfies with holding id for verifying for facebook and stuff?

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Brutal.

>>107705656
>Quality
>Intel
Quite buggy.
Especially chromium/electron

>>107705656
sure, buy a qualcomm laptop

china cards coming up any day now.
but even if they did catch up the western goyim market would just find a magical excuse to cockblock with sanctions.
Sorry OP but there is no alternative to overpriced fake frames in the forseeable future.

>>107705656
MATROX

>>107705656
no standalone cards, only IGPs in various arm socs,
powervr ,adreno maliect,
apple's graphics are probably the most powerful.

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>>107693406
lf!

>>107693406
I would use yazi, except I don't like how small images are not scaled up like they are in my lf setup

The following zsh snippet created a FS bookmarks widget accessible with ctrl-B. It runs commands listed in a file. The first command in the file should be "<editor> /path/to/file", as this is the only reliable way I have found to remove entries from the file by matching the pwd. Use 'ba' to add the pwd to the file. You will be prompted to provide a description, which means that this widget requires interactive comments to be enabled. Each bookmark reads like 'pushd "/path/to/dir" # Description of Bookmark'. Using 'bm' or pressing ctrl-b will open up a list of directories added to the list of bookmarks. "bl" will list bookmarks.

bm() {
  cat "$HOME/.config/bkms/bm.zsh" | fzf | source /dev/stdin
}

bm-widget() {
  bm
  zle reset-prompt
}
zle -N bm-widget

ba() {
  local bookmarks="$HOME/.config/bkms/bm.zsh"
  local dir="$(pwd)"
  local desc

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>>107705936
I won't be low key, either. It's literally this easy to make a zle widget where you select arbitrary commands from a list, and bind it to a key. Whatever thing you want to have a bunch of a commands already hashed out for, you can basically make your own cheat.sh for it, but it's the specific commands you need.

some-function() {
  cat some_file | fzf | source /dev/stdin
}

some-function-widget() {
  some-function
  zle reset-prompt
}
zle -N some-widget
bindkey -v <key> some-function-widget

>>107706119
you could even have fzf select a match for a case statement which then selects the list of commands. So, you'd have categories. Make backspace feed the list back into fzf w/ reload-sync(...), and you can go back and forth between the list of categories and whatever list of commands