>>107711048
cool. maybe ill try it out too, its definitely a project im keeping my eyes on

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Now with an improved fastfetch

>>107705568
>about W11 being slow.
But it's very slow, not like Linux is much better these days but at least you have more choice in that regard.

>>107705532
Cool Christmas theme. Hehe

s/libre/troon

works every time

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>>107711051
You can get broken ones for really cheap and 99% of the time it's a fault with the caps and a easy repair. They have bad design.

>>107711098
good ol cap plague

>>107711106
Not even that, just bad design, the caps sit right above and against the power supply.

>>107709048
i love niche analog tech, but have little use for it

>Ublock Origin: :(
>Brave Origin: :D

The state of Lionbros.

Also don't forget Kagi wants you to pay $150 for their webkit clone.

>>107713575
If a browser works on netflix at all, that means it failed. That means it accepted PozzedRM which is already proof of how shitty it is.

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>>107713389

I like paying for software for one version+bug fixes and/or optional sub for going to the new version automatically. Also, I like getting it on actual media. I don't buy subs, but I like that its available for people if they need it. You should at least be able to give them money. I think the lack of friction in SaaS has led to less reliable software in some cases. When you have to release a hard copy version of something, having a bunch of bugs and then doing recalls on actual physical products or making a patch and then sending that out is very painful and provides an incentive to make the software work correctly.

>>107714079
Fuck kikelon musk
Fuck AI
Fuck Tech grifts
Fuck Death Cultist elites who want to force the Net down our throats
Fuck Zionists
Fuck (You)

>it'll be a gay electron app in docker with a chromium fork bundled into it
Wow bro super cool thenk you wased Elon

>>107711424
Schizo tips to avoid their phone exploding.

>>107711424
The BMS does all of this for you. You do not need to care. Just use your phone normally.

>>107711643
I tend to let it discharge to very low levels if I do that as a typical day of usage consumes 75%

>>107711424
Just replace it when it runs out, all of this is just pointless micromanaging.

>>107711424
>Why is rechargeable battery advice always so inconsistent?
Because whoever is writing the article has no idea and is mixing up chemistries and reciting old proverbs
>NiMH
Old and very finicky chemistry. This is the thing where the memes come from. Discharge fully, never charge by small amounts. Recovering from deep discharge is a ballache of its own.
>Lead acid
Keep it charged up to keep it healthy, handles abuse otherwise. Be careful tho, fully charged contains acid attack juice, and charging produces flammable hydrogen gas. Goes bad after fewest cycles.
>Lithium stuff
These will last longest if they're kept at 50%, but that's not how life works so you do you. If they're overcharged they'll puff up, but the real danger is the dendrites forming from old age and bridging something, making a short, which can ignite gas in the swellings.
>Lithium iron
Little bit safer variant because heat doesn't make it cascade, otherwise rather similar to normal lithiums.
>Sodium ion
Something to be excited about in the future, since it's salt and carbon. 4/5ths of lithium J/kg but otherwise works like capacitor.

>>107711294
>Why your pc on a toddler's table?
the other option to put it on the floor is not appealing, and this table was very cheap

>>107710475
submissive

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hey arseholes, barely post here, this stand's been doing me a solid ever since i last posted in /bst/, i might get myself a mechanical keyboard though, i've heard those were good plus the keyboard i ordinarily use (the laptop keeb) is higher up, considering a steam controller and a steam frame too. speaking of the steam frame, would it even hypothetically work with my laptop?

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>>107699526
chinese beer, you're not chinese are you?
>>107701420
what's the ups for?
>>107702063
id on the midi controller?
>>107705502
damn the colors on that little crt look amazing
>>107707683
this is insane, any chance you got a link for all those wallpapers?

>>107714094
>what's the ups for?
you mean my jackery? It's a solar battery so i can fap when there's a poweroutage

>>107711538
>>107713400
Sure, you have your fancy GPU-accelerated editors and your paid, professional-grade IDEs. But I have the good old reliable Sublime Text. Cross-platform, and light enough to run on a toaster, yet it still supports language servers and many other useful extensions.

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>>107713433
Hey if it works for you, then I'm happy for you. Go build some cool shit!

What are you guys working on atm?

I'm a frequent flyer here in /wdg/ but since web shit at work has been burning me out I'm just doing some /gedg/ shit with monogame instead atm

>>107713468
Thanks lad. I have built some stuff recently but it wasn't very cool. I just wanted to get a couple of things done and dusted to show employers. Now I will try and turn towards cooler shit.

>>107701295
>web dev in 2026
No.
Just no.

>>107709910
And this is why I will never race mix. Just look at that ugly chink. How does Linux resist the urge to just strangle it?

>>107709966
Not irony

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>>107711597
It's cheap and I can read my shitty little LNs and epubs by sending them by mail to the reader.
It's ironically a good tool for pirates.

>>107709910
I also use the Oxford comma.

>>107709910
They look like Beavis and Butt-Head.

>>107710293
I always had the best luck by just setting vf=loudnorm without changing any of the settings. I could never get dynaudio to work and the loudnorm defaults do a decent job of forcing up quiet dialog without completely destroying the score. But it will depend on your speakers, mine are pretty bright to begin with.

>>107711971
tartube

>>107691109
just throw more money at the problem save yourself the headache. on dedicated hardware, hwdec is a gimmick and doesnt even give you higher power efficiencies at common formats like 1080p24. the only reason why hwdec is recommended for web browsers is because browser engines are bloated and have multiple subprocesses that can stall cpu i/o so you end up having to use gpu acceleration for browsers to even feel remotely smooth

dedicated media players like mpv already have the video rendering "gpu accelerated" which only leaves decoding to the cpu. even 1080p24 av1 is trivial on a modern cpu and you dont get any benefits from using hwdec. id only start considering hwdec once you get to 4k resolutions

can someone explain the rare random bug on the pipewire ao where you only get audio on one side until you seek again

>>107713996
That might be true on x86 but on arm there's a huge difference. Probably because arm's SIMD is much less advanced.

>>107690214
Yes and so is the entire tor network and anything that has intel/amd chip

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>>107703339
>Good enough for a Jew good enough for you
Uhhhhhhh

>>107690665
no one hates schizoware more than schizos

>>107690214
no. the youtube video you watched is fud

>>107697385
>radio
but anon, encrypted radio comms are illegal in burderland

>>107712334
how can you fail it? its always a fucking heptagon or octogon, you're fucking retarded. its literally the easiest one.

>>107707371
reports

>>107712334
hey man,
i am sorry i called you retarded.
just fucking get gud ok?

>>107701514
I forked it :)

>>107702280
>>107706509
based, thank you king

>>107712089
if you don't give a shit about people looking at your email just use gmail

>>107712089
I'm removing all my previous mail accounts and since I still need a mail for a few basic things, I'm looking for a "private" provider.
So far, the options I have are Protonmail and Tutanota, with 1GB of space for free. For more space the way to go seems to be Infomaniak (20GB), but I don't really like their public declarations regarding privacy.

I have been using it for about 5 years now and no complaints. I was able to find out that a scumbag company used my credit card to try and order an iphone from best buy by using the "masked email" feature which was cool.

You won't see it here because it's not le anti-glowie turboencrypted offshore server schizomail.

>>107712089
Pretty sure both Proton and Posteo have been around for a lot longer than 4 and 8 years, respectively

>>107712089
Anything that demands personal information in order to operate is pozzed, and anything that doesn't is effectively useless.

That's where we're at.

>>107713572
You can’t prove that a galaxy doesn’t weigh 1 pound

>>107713876
Yes you can. In multiple ways. Even just the period of rotation alone will give you a rough approximation.
>tl;dr
Its the biggest weight in, well, the universe! :D

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>>107713572
>Classic trick question vibes
Why have you instructed your chatbot to speak like that?

>>107713945
what about 2 pounds of ouzo

>>107713132
>Fags are gross
>Has an entire collection of shota porn on his pc

>>107713314
Not on my PC, on my phone. And that isn't porn, and I pulled these images from gelbooru and pixiv on my laptop in about 5 minutes, although I will transfer some of those to my phone later. Also shota porn is based.

>>107713373
so you like wacking it on the go then

>>107699370
It was the last usable version. Modern enough to support more performant hardware and some modern software, but old enough to not have the faggotry of modern releases. I still use XP SP3, however If I ever wanted to update, I would rather die than install anything newer that Windows 7 SP1.

>>107699370
jeets

>>107713480
Does anything happen if you click on it?

>>107713480
The value of mode-line-format is

("%e" mode-line-front-space
 (:propertize
  ("" mode-line-mule-info mode-line-client mode-line-modified
   mode-line-remote mode-line-window-dedicated)
  display (min-width (6.0)))
 mode-line-frame-identification mode-line-buffer-identification "   "
 mode-line-position (project-mode-line project-mode-line-format)
 (vc-mode vc-mode) "  " mode-line-modes mode-line-misc-info
 mode-line-end-spaces)

I thought it might be mode-line-frame-identification, but that doesn't seem right.

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>>107713665
Nevermind, it is mode-line-frame-identification. Seems to be a terminal/msdos thing

;; MSDOS frames have window-system, but want the Fn identification.
(defun mode-line-frame-control ()
  "Compute mode line construct for frame identification.
Value is used for `mode-line-frame-identification', which see."
  (if (or (null window-system)
          (eq window-system 'pc))
      " %F  "
    "  "))

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Decided to get back to this package and finish it.
>visual-shorthands.el

Mostly for elisp but can be used on other languages as well. It allows mapping symbol prefixes to a shor thand or whatever the user chooses.
Created it because I want to be able to shorten function names when reading other people's code without having to modify their files by adding a footer with shorthand specifications. It's completely visual and the full name is revealed on hover.

Functionalities are basically:
- a mode to toggle visibility on/off
- add-mapping command to map the prefix to the shorthand (it displays a preview of symbols where it'll be applied)
- remove-mapping: self-explanatory.

>>107714007
forgot link lol
https://github.com/gggion/visual-shorthands.el