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>>107668726
I thought for sure this article would be fake.

>>107668726
>works as a civil servant
lmao just

>>107670457
It really makes you think about surface vs deep tissue. Maybe the deep tissue is way less important.

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>>107666152
You do think about us.

>Americans at 19th-century World's Fairs felt insecure about European judgments of U.S. culture and industry, striving to prove their nation's worth against "European prejudices and attitudes of superiority"
>in the late 1800s, American elites sent their children to study in Germany and France, believing German universities and French arts represented the pinnacle of intellectual and cultural refinement
>early American architects and city planners modeled public buildings and urban designs after Paris, Rome, and London, reflecting a belief that European classicism embodied civic dignity the U.S. lacked
>during the Progressive Era, U.S. reformers looked to Bismarck's Germany for inspiration on social insurance, viewing European welfare policies as more humane and advanced
>in the 1920s, American expatriate writers like Hemingway and Fitzgerald romanticized Paris as a haven of artistic freedom and sophistication missing in "puritanical" America
>post-WWII, American urban planners lamented the "cookie-cutter" suburbia of the U.S. compared to Europe's historic, walkable cities with robust public transit
>in the 1970s energy crisis, Americans admired European (especially Dutch and Danish) approaches to cycling infrastructure and fuel efficiency
>the lack of universal healthcare in the U.S. has long prompted comparisons to "civilized" European systems, with critics calling America backward for not adopting them
>American parents often cite European (e.g., Finnish or German) education models as superior in fostering creativity, equity, and critical thinking

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>>107666152
>food critics and chefs, from Julia Child onward, have framed French culinary tradition as the gold standard, with America playing catch-up
>Europeans' guaranteed paid vacation (4–6 weeks) is routinely contrasted with the U.S.'s zero federally mandated days, fueling envy and reformist rhetoric
>gun violence debates frequently invoke Europe's strict regulations and low homicide rates as proof of a more "mature" society
>in climate policy, Americans point to Scandinavian leadership in sustainability as evidence of moral and technological superiority
>European attitudes toward work-life balance—long lunches, siestas, shorter workweeks—are held up as more humane than America's "hustle culture."
>public intellectuals like Tocqueville (though French) set a precedent: Americans internalized the idea that Europe offered cautionary or aspirational mirrors of democracy
>Cold War-era cultural diplomacy saw the U.S. anxiously measuring its "high culture" output against Europe's centuries-old institutions like opera and ballet
>the U.S. prison system is often condemned by comparing its mass incarceration rates to rehabilitative European models like Norway's
>architectural critics lament America's car-centric sprawl while praising European compact, mixed-use urbanism as more sustainable and socially cohesive
>parenting debates invoke "French parenting" or "Dutch happiness" as superior philosophies fostering calmer, more independent children
>in rail travel, Americans mourn the absence of Europe's fast, affordable, and scenic intercity trains as a sign of infrastructural decline.

>>107668701
fuck off china I'm not revealing my trade secrets

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>>107667634
>they have had a lot of very good mathematicians
not going to say they didn't have any but it's another illusion/propaganda that Russia loves to spread globally. per capita they are not even average compared to other countries. also a lot of the good engineers and scientists in Russia came from UkrSSR.

>>107668019
Godspeed anon

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>>107668320
>>107669929

>>107670456
>also a lot of the good engineers and scientists in Russia came from UkrSSR
And pilots, and tank crews, and a ton of other shit
That's why they miss USSR so much, for a brief moment russia was something more than a vunxh of alcoholics

>>107669785
>stick to Win11 24 IoT Enterprise LTSC?
I would assume thats correct.
I was learning about win10 differences last september, went with win 10 enterprise ltsc iot and have ignored the shit they are doing with win 11.
so I can't be sure about that.

but it was the same for me when I jumped from win 7 to win10
essentially all the same shit, run updates, install all my needed progs and get things sorted and adjusted to my personal prefs, turned off remote desktop stuff.

>>107669808
I might as well go Win11 bc of new build so I dont get fucked by Chromium related apps (fuck you embedded Chrome!) and also driver support for my 5070 Ti

Ill install a cracked StartisBack I think after I work out the kinks

gonna use my laptop as testbed, wish me luck, I imagine it doesnt use the October 2025 build so I should be able to OOBE or cmd -- otherwise I also saved the JavaScript dev cmd method if somehow my laptop has October/Dec 2025 Win11 that patched out the usual bypass

cheers, thanks everyone for the links, god bless massgrave

>>107669825
should just be able to use cmd command to get around msa, unless they disabled that too
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_VCyNqWaMQ
well good luck anon, hopefully not too many bumps along the way of you setting up your new os

momoka sloppy sex

>>107669736
>he doesn't know
ngmi

https://nightshade.cs.uchicago.edu/whatis.html

The examples are human slop. They deserve to lose their jobs.

>>107661205
I don’t care if artists are trannies. Im all against aislop so this is based

>>107666628
>It used to be legal
No, anon. Only because law wasn't written down doesn't mean it didn't exist. Humans were always tribal creatures and you would not get away with unconditional killing.

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>>107670264
no reddit and x are infested with pro-AI neckbeards,

use case for image editing on x?

loved ER
wtf does this have to do with technology

>>107670578
I also loved Elden Ring, but this documentary is about the history of computing technology.

>>107670578
what kind of schizo are you

>>107664603
I used the 1060 6gb for 8 years. It makes me teary-eyed thinking about how glorious that card was.

>>107664623
Nah m8, 1070 goes hard even today.

>>107668485
I gotta say those boobas are quite shapely

>>107667798
The biggest fuck up in GPU history was 3DFX. They refused to really innovate with the Voodoo3 series and as soon as NVIDIA brought out the Riva TNT2, it was over for them.
My first card was a Monster 3D 4MB card, still have it in a box haha. Was fucking mind blowing playing GLQuake back in the day on my folks old Pentium 200 system.

>>107664623
Ran a 1050Ti until I bought a 3070 for a game released last year which sucked and gave me buyer's remorse

>>107654472
It's even worse when open source devs cite Microsoft's end of support as their excuse for not supporting Windows 7.

>>107669045
This is lame as shit. Win32 has done everything you need for many versions now.
Recently things dropped it over GetTempPath2(). The only difference between GetTempPath() and GetTempPath2() is if you are running as SYSTEM, aka fucking nobody because that is one level above Admin that normal programs can't run as without hacks. Gotta use the latest API though, can't be seen using OLD shit.

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>>107668383
tranny's rope too loose

>>107647565
Windows hasn't changed much since Vista.

>>107669356
Probably not, it's everything around it that's changed, that's why we updoot.

>>107667573
For you - none, you don't have social life.

>>107667606
Imageboards are harder to get addicted to, but once you do, I also think they're way harder to let go of. Once you're browsing boards daily, you feel like you have to be there every day, in case something interesting happens.

>>107667573
4chan. I can quit anytime I want

>>107668971
And yet you're still here, curious.

>>107667606
>>107668971
If 4chan is social media, like this post and follow me.

>>107670093
Usecase for buying new hardware?

>>107670006
>and enjoy freedom
Freedom of what? To spend hours doing what could be done in minutes on Windows?

I didn't know Parabola was still around, that used to be shilled hard here like 10 years ago or whatever. I don't use /g/'s flavor of the month distros. Fedora Plasma is my comfy place.

>>107670006
I'm waiting for hyperbola to release their BSD, it seems promising

>>107670069
You could use NixOS without blobs and nonfree software by assigning variables related to that.

>>107659047
get a million blowjobs from your mom

>>107659047
>make a distro that ACTUALLY just works
impossible
> can at least attempt to match macOS
download literally any distro

>>107659047
elementary OS exists and seem to be the only one that has actual HIG and actual coherent design
all the other DEs are made by people that have no clue and just do random shit

>>107659047
Easy: make my distro support Mac hardware exclusively.

>>107659047
>match macOS
Don't need that, we have ai now.

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>>107666248
>>107666099

are you fucking retarded

>>107664336
seriously has the entire fucking planet forgot how to save jpgs overnight or something? how fucking obvious is this shit, you guys aren't even trying.

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>>107668086
sorry anon, i simply watched a representative example of an old television to illustrate how much smaller TV sets used to be. one without watermarks or any other bullshit.

here, i used ImgOps' tools to find a larger-resolution JPEG from a newspaper that had licensed the image. i hope this helps!

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>>107664336
We weren't staring at video displays 24/7.

Television stations went off air at midnight.
Video-on-demand a relatively recent service; with the ease of clicking "next" to keep things playing, at little to no additional charge.
Personal computers not a common household fixture until mid/late 90s.
Smartphones not commonplace until late 2000s.
Menu boards all physical.
Auto dashboards all physical.
Relatively few computer based jobs, retail POS terminals not screen based.

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>>107664336
when covid happened, I was mostly confined to my computer screen and because of it I lost my vision to see far.
take care of your eyes bros... it was mostly caused by me browsing and gaming with no other lights on but my monitor.

>>107667750
this is because the linux foundation never bothered to make their own sanctioned distro with the blessing of linus torvalds.
Notice how the BSDs don't have this issue?
That is cause these distros aren't linux as an OS but seperate OSes all doing their own clown shoe thing that just so happen to have the linux kernel.
The only saving grace to this hell hole will be steamOS since valve has pretty much already perfected package distribution unlike the zoo of most distros.
Theres a reason linux games don't release as snap,flatpaks or debs.. it's cause steam has already solved tthe issue and those are imperfect solutions. Hell even libre applications that aren't games are on steam like krita and blender.
At some point all linux apps will be steam apps. All because the macfag incharge of the linux foundation was too busy sucking corporate cock instead of helping fix linux.

>>107651731
such a RETARDED idea that it's still in use to this day and is the only way to install software in 2025 without signing in to some kind of (((account)))
>>107653305
>Just bundle 10GB of dependencies with your app, bro!
>>107656623
Yeah, except when it doesn't work (which is most of the time) you get some retarded C/C++ compiler error because someone put -Werror into the build flags and then you have to go edit it.
>>107665878
unix and C are tightly interconnected because the inventor of Unix also invented C in order to write Unix.
>>107655587
Works until you need to set file associations or other things in the registry. To be fair about 60% of apps can be made portable (on Windows. not on Linux though lmao)
>>107661098
>Want to install a program
>Linux tranny comes out of the woodwork and tells you to do unpaid repo janny work FOR FREE
lmao
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>>107667750
It's called a makefile, but yeah linux ecosystem is a total clusterfuck. Not that it really matters since the vast bulk of the systems are the same.

>>107651707
It's for programmers you dip

>>107651733
kek, OP is ngmi

>>107669603
you don't understand, every time you click on the like button, you used some force to move your finger/mouse and tap it, that energy is contributed to fighting others in their imaginary world where they can't stop winning
this satisfies them and they are happy

>>107669289
>>107669209
based CHADtists mogging aijeets and fighting back (even if they lose kek)
Meanwhile programmers get excited when some ai jew launches a new model so they can replace them with an Indian using ai.

>>107669282
> stop uploading
No, make burner accounts and upload tons of random ai slop scanned boring public documents, literally random bytes and pretend it’s encrypted.

Is this because of the sharty adding israeli/ice edits to every artists uploads?

>>107669289
slacktivism

>>107668418
I only updated my own copy of it so that it shows the instructions at the bottom (and removes the now useless "use the slider" and "then click next" parts of it so that it takes less space)

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I enjoy KurobaEX. I don't have captcha because I have a 4chan Premium account.

Test

well it works

werks

>>107667777
Matlab and Fortran both use 1 based indexing, and they're rather popular. It's the logical way to do it, for math and science in particular. 0 based is an aberration and only existing due to implementation details.

>>107669460
Yes, in your silly little language.

>>107667859
>love it so much
You are not allowed to love a language until you've used it. Odin is actually noticeably slower than C. It's roughly like Golang, when it comes to speed. If you are OK with this, why not just use Golang?

>>107668912
I like javascript but the runtimes are hot garbage. node is slow for what it asks for but bun has memory leaks. quickjs has no ecosystem.

There is LuaJIT and also there is a language that looks a bit like Haskell and compiles to Lua. It's called MoonScript. I recommend checking it out if you don't like Lua's syntax