>>107830291
If you do it while the OS is running then the backup will probably be invalid anyway, so no change there.
If you do it from a live environment or disk attached to another computer then SELinux won't be active anyway, so no change there either.

>>107830029
That's one of the reasons I prefer AppArmor. Most users will never notice it's there, and those who do are more likely to look up how to adjust it rather than disable entirely.

>>107830120
>chrome, steam, snapd, proprietary nvidia drivers
smart
>discord
>X11
stupid

>>107830029
It's set to permissive on my machine. Should be good enough, right?

>>107830029
tried using it few times - always turned off after a while, since it's more pain in the ass than it's worth
for corpo networks - maybe, but i don't need that for my 15y.o. laptop

>>107830029
How do you even pronounce that? For me it's Celine icks

>>107833030
games use both. udp for gameplay, tcp for chat and misc functions.

>>107833081
wow still uses TCP
>>107833097
yeah that's probably where QUIC fits in, good alternative since encryption happens transparently and firewalls won't have a problem with it

>>107831502
Can you encrypt QUIC packets?

>>107833655
QUIC has mandatory TLS 1.3 built into it, it's not even possible to disable it (last time I checked) because the QUIC handshake includes TLS handshake in it, so yes

>>107833694
Dang

>>107832816
so why not live outside of Paris and work remote? Or move to some border time and commute to Switzerland/Netherlands/Germany? Sounds like a better plan than roping.

>>107833242
Good luck begging for help moving out of that shit hole you were born in lol

>>107831953
>how do I move to a country that doesn't want me unless Indian
kek

>>107833301
could be much worse, at least I'm not Russian

>>107833304
It really seems like that
Only indian names at these companies including women

>>107827592
Moving from java to the most popular language on the world was a step big enough for now.

>>107831738
that's the thing, moving to clojure would've been a smaller step because it's ultimately just a java library and can be integrated into your existing java infrastructure.

>>107831811
Bruv, it was the first thing I tried. To many parens, to different. It's not technical, its cultural.

>Lisp the antithesis of Unix minimalism.
>All the WMs written in Lisp are minimal tiling troon WMs
Why? Not that I need it but even Genera made a lot of use of the mouse and was anything but minimal.

>>107833647
Lisp is not the antithesis of Unix minimalism. Only reason it feels like that is because Common Lisp and the like are basically full environments, and we run each program in their own environments. If you just have an image with the stuff you want already in it it's fairly minimal. I guess a good comparison would be having to ship the "OS" with every binary because you're running it in a different OS hostile to it. Also you have stuff like Guile/GUIX which are very Linux (I guess not Unix)

>>107833527
>muh google stocks
Ok, now please post some market data on those gains you mentioned. Protip: it won't happen in your next post, either.

>>107833466
Just say it

>>107833577
There's no need. Anyone human with an IQ over 80 knows immediately. Every LLM-based corporate spambot gets filtered. It's perfect. :^)

>>107831372
why is this a big deal. why does everybody care about what some developer does in his spare time. there's a project that needs to be done, i guess he didn't want to learn python (I don't blame him) so he generated some code, and... ? what the fuck is wrong with you people

>>107833607
>why is this a big deal
It's not. LLMs have so little relevance the marketers and spambots have to latch onto any little thing and try to make it into a fake controversy.

>>107832858
Stop shilling your trash, nigger

>>107832484
But same thing in practice? Strobe the screen for better motion clarity (smoothness) but IPS still has worse input lag than OLED.

>>107832931
Yeah. The difference being that it strobes part of the image instead of the whole image. so 180hz at 60hz content will strobe 1/3 of the image continuously as a rolling scan. less jarring for your eyes.

https://testufo.com/crt
mimics this.

i imagine the hardware version will have better color and gets rid of the rolling line.

any screenshot example of ufo test yet?

>>107832817
>semantics
>ad hominem
literally no u

Crts are shit and have always been shit. Anyone who says otherwise is either
>Fat fuck boomer who can't let go of 1985
>Poor 3rd world browns trying to self validation their broken CRT because they're so poor that's all they can afford
>Shithead zooms who nostalgia larp
That's it.

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>>107825321
For /vr/ and old /tv/, sure.

>>107825650
>in 2 years it was Crysis.
I get you man, I lived through the 90s and today? Imagine that Crysis is almost 20 years now and it still looks GOOD even by today's standards. Sure, vidya might not be a good benchmark of all technology progress, but it still shows that we have stalled in some aspects. Hardware is vastly more powerful than in 2007 (although it has stalled in its own way - essentially being just buffed up hardware from mid 2000s) but software didn't follow. Instead of utilizing that power for improvements, developers used it to allow themselves to be more sloppy in their work, releasing shitty code is apparently allowed now because the hardware can make up for it.

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>>107825321
for motion(games), absolutely.
for black levels, until oled it was superior.

for reading/creating text, never.
a flickerfree lcd is far more comfortable on the eyes. though many use bad pulse width modulation which is worse than crt, you go from rolling scan to staring at a stroboscope.

my favorite was the lg flatron 795+, one of the first with a completely flat screen and no annoying two trinitron lines.

CRT obsession is mostly from tranny niggers and weirdos whos entire life is making everything feel like the 1990s again because their life sucks. A good CRT might be better than a bad modern tv but a decent quality flatscreen will be cheaper and look far better. Bring an OLED in and a CRT will kill itself after being thoroughly raped.

>>107833435
could it be speculation is happening right now to get advantage of an unrelated crisis and jump on the bandwagon of increasing prices?

>>107833435
10% of a $35 Thermalright cooler is tree fiddy.

>>107833608
hehe

>>107828079
works but not too fast because of react bloat

>>107828055
>rapes your hard drive and turns it into a floppy drive when you view a folder with images

>>107832032
It's custom themeable

>>107833266
>generates thumbnails instantly (literally) when scrolling a folder with 5000 pictures for the first time
>no hickups or slowdowns unlike explorer

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>>107828055
already been using it for a couple years now (pirated copy), modified it to look more like the windows file explorer which im used to, but the speed, built in everything, tabs, expandable folders, preview sidepane, shortcuts, etc make it so nice to use. you can still update it and then just rerun the patcher after the update and it'll let you use it with no issues

>>107825501
Microsoft has moved away from traditional version numbering. The fact that the kernel is still presented as 10 does not mean anything.

>>107820326
It was just the only game in town.

>>107831138
it's the same kernel, bye

>>107820326
Who cares? Why do jeets keep posting about old versions of Windows?

>>107826904
sovl, I will never updoot

>>107831905
Portuguese and English are seperate branches on the family tree of European languages and neither can be said to be a copy of the other.
But if either is going to be labelled as 'cheap' then I definitely assign that to English, which feels like a dirty combination of Germanic and Romance languages rather than Portuguese which is more pure in its Latin roots. So if that's what you're trying to say then I agree with you.

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>>107829174
>running random binaries is a pain in the ass
install steam-run-free, nigger
or nix-ld if you need some custom dependencies and don't wan't to use "steam-run" command every time you start a program.

that's it. Everything else is too niche for an average nigger like you, I mean, you're not interested in isolating your programs and your dev env, do you?

>>107832632
nobody talked about games

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>>107832870
It's unrelated. Steam-run is named so because it's using steam nixpkg's code related to custom FHS environment created by steam to launch non-patched binaries in NixOS. This environment is universal, obviously. You can even add new dependencies to steam-run, if some of your binaries is using packages not installed and used by steam-run-free nixpkg by default. But it's not so comfy to use as nix-ld, because it will either have steam related options in your configuration.nix (steam-run-free don't need the installation of Steam, in opposite to steam-run which does), or nix specific code to override the list of needed packages for steam-run-free nixpkg.

Either way, I prefer to use steam-run-free and static linked libraries for binaries, just because I don't want to have FHS globally available in my system. Though I guess a better way to lunch binaries, in my case, would be nix-ld with nix-alien-ld for local nix shell environment for every binary not patched for NixOS.


Anyway, use steam-run-free nigger and shut up

>>107826540
>Every masterpiece has a cheap copy
Why did you post two pictures of the same coil of shit?

>>107828625
>not the win you think it is
>Thinking PC was 60FPS locked in the 1980-1990's.
Oh I'm laffin'.

>>107828774
Things I never said for 500 alex

>>107825493
czech sites include 21% VAT, just go look at their steam decks on the site, theyre 200-300 over msrp

>>107830764
this price doesnt include vat, the list price should but that didnt leak just the internal values
you obviously still have to calculate and display tax separately

>>107815117
>ships decks to directly
niggerbrained retard get the FUCK off the White Man's board

>>107805439
Haiku?? That's crazy.
I tried Haiku once, but the network card drivers weren't working, probably unsupported card. Interesting OS, though

>>107828319
please, i once had to convert my screen to a jpeg because of 4chan size limits

This place is a wasteland

>>107826845
>>i'm too stupid to use the internet without google, so I gave up
Yes

>>107831745
>I like the BG so much that I don't care about the nixos logo.
NTA but would you use another pape if we added the BSD logo instead?

are there solvers yet?

>>107831269
There is a formatter script that works on comments captcha to show all images at once making it one click to solve, you might find it in the archive

I can't believe this thread is still up. I feel /g/ is pretty dead these days just because of this.

>>107829688
Not him but my chatgpt generated code has 90% accuracy.

>>107833165
It's almost like the captcha is bad

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why is the new context menu so fucking big?

>>107831825
Huh? It should not do anything when it's turned off.
If that's how it be then add an exclusion zone for the folder the MAS_AIO script in so Defender won't get pissy.

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>>107831834
Nevermind, I had to get into regedit, set up a 32bit value and restart for the script to work. Just be sure to delete the 32bit right after.

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>W10 Pro
I've run into a really annoying problem: the font that I have installed is not appearing anywhere but the font menu in the new settings app. I have tried the following
>installing for all users
>converting it from ttf to otf
>deleting any traces of it in registry (in both places)
>reinstalling that entire font family
>done all of the above in safe mode as well
but it just does not work. At first I thought that the font was maybe broken in some way, but I threw it onto my craptop and it installed itself perfectly with no issues. Is there anything else I could do?

>>107814454
faulty ram?