>>107705841
>Jiff or Ghiff?
chiff

>Sue-doo or Sue-dough?
see-doo

>Goo-ey or G-U-I?
queef

>Nome or Guh-nome?
gah-noome

>Cash or Kaysh?
quiche

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>>107705841
qt314

>>107705841
>In my language, gi reads ji, so that's how I say it
>The command was named “sudo“, short for superuser-do ([Bob] insists that correct pronunciation is /ˈsuːduː/, not /ˈsuːdoʊ/).
https://hackaday.com/2014/05/28/interview-inventing-the-unix-sudo-command/
>Gui(tar)
>Gnome; where's the doubt?
>Cache comes from French for temp storage (lit.: hideout); it's cashe
>Obviously meant to be QuTe
Bonus: KDE name comes from CDE, its inspiration

ORAL or ANAL OP?

>>107705841
The guy who created it says it should be pronounced like jif but every nerd decided to just ignore him

drugs, shitposting, and squirting semen into fertile women with a turkey baster, apparently.

>>107706760
What is nonsense about it

>>107706835
he can still get loans for infinite money, which is how rich people are actually rich.

>>107706759
I think I understand why the rich love poojeets so much. Jeets are masters at flattery they will suck up to any person above them in the hierarchy and these insecure narcistic billionaires love that

>>107707703
this is literally the root of the SAAR meme

>>107707199
This got someone fired. If you want an “ironic” racist to hate niggers for real this is how you do it!

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make a GEGL plugin for GIMP. Technically each GEGL plugin for GIMP is an app of its own that runs in GIMP's gui.

https://storage.puri.sm/doctest/_build/html/Apps.html

https://developer.puri.sm/Librem5/Apps/index.html

>>107707199
https://motif.ics.com/motif/

>>107707199
first of all; what programming language?
if you are racist i guess it's not python nor rust.

C/C++:
fuck M$'s build system switch to CMake or meson.
for GUI learn QT (GTK still has too many compatibility issues).

web dev:
no difference.

C#:
say good bay to .NET framework, it's only supported on spydows.
everything else works just fine*.


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>>107689769
>>107689810
>>107689824
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

>>107689769
you still haven't realized that /g/ is the same as /b/ but slightly more technology related ?

>>107689769
>dual monitors
Once you're used to all the space it's hard to go back to just one.

>>107705022
His memory will continue long after you are dead and buried.

>>107706799
/g/ has slightly less explicit pornograhy than /b/

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Longtime obsidian user that actually uses it for serious notetaking every single day, and actually has to refer to those notes and access them efficiently so I am not just a 'productivity larper' like most people. Yes the graph view is a mega gimmick, hyperlinking notes is kind of useful.

I've done a lot of engagement with the science of learning especially through people like Justin Skycak, so that's what I base my note-taking system on. It's heavily inspired by the concept of 'incremental reading/writing' championed by remnote.

I only use three plugins, excalidraw for writing graphs for math classes and the daily notes/calender plugins so that everyday I can just click to the empty daily note template. and the anki plugin.

Everything I write gets a 'quality/urgency' property so it can be triaged later. It doesn't reach the higher levels of quality unless I convert all the information inside into anki notes. The only way that things stay in your mind is through active recall, so the only thing that matters is digesting information into an active recall system.

Somethings you learn are naturally subject to active recall, if you program everyday your mind will naturally be forced to recall the concepts and techniques you previously learned. Everything I write down is forced into anki so I will be forced to remember it for the rest of my life. Making knowledge into anki notes is the only thing that matters at all.

>>107706828
use case for typing text into md files?

>>107706920
not an argument

>>107706964
i sent a personal limit for myself as far as minimalism goes. neovim is sufficient.

>>107706860
it's like a significantly less powerful mashup of org-mode + org-roam + org-ql + org-appear + org-modern + org-transclusion, but for markdown. unlike org, it can only be used for notes, and not say, to build agenda, planning, project management or stuff like publishment, or literate programming. it also scales like shit.

the only real use I've found for it is for my GURPS game

>>107706813
We don't know how much of that money was for R&D and how much to actually manufacture the hardware. Meta built a ton of bullshit software like the metaverse and sponsored the development of vr games.

>have you seen any quest usb wifi dongles? (I assume the steam adapter works for quest headsets)
The Quest doesn't have a dongle. The Steam Frame one will use 6GHz only to communicate with the built in dedicated 6GHz radio in the Frame for the PC connection, the regular wifi connection ill use 2.4Ghz and 5GHz on the Frame. The Quest can't do this and only uses one wifi band for everything. The dongle will only work for the Frame. The windows drivers were already leaked accidentally some time ago and back then they were writing a custom driver for the Realtek rtl8814b usb wifi adapter.

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>>107693887
The real win for VR(in it's current form) is in simulation and remote control not traditional vidya or shitty social media.
Zuck and co completley missed because of two reasons, they're chasing retail consumer tech which it doesn't fit with AND coming at it from the wrong direction, it's not about people moving more into immersive digital worlds it's about tech moving more into the real world that actualy solves a problem.
VR will always be a niche non-normie tech until robots become more integrated into society then they'll be using it mostly for work not leisure.

>>107693887
Sounds like an excellent price, here’s hoping.

>>107693887
>$700
>steam index was $999
um yeah I think its safe to assume the more advanced VR headset that runs your games locally is gonna cost atleast AS MUCH as version 1

>>107707411
The index had lots of custom hardware like the base stations and had good build quality
The Frame is much more cost optimized, the displays and lenses cost less to make then back then, the controllers are simpler. The additional cost comes from the CPU, RAM and UFS chip which wouldn't cost a lot if there was no bullshit market manipulation by openai

>>107707570
Time travel thread?

>europoors really live like this

>>107691427
>Akamai Technologies operate a large percentage of the high speed nodes
Circuits select alternate ASs for each hop for precisely this reason, not to mention geographical diversity. Are you suggesting that mixed message networks in general are a placebo for anonymity? And if not, what is your opinion on I2P, or Hyphanet?

Linux itself has terminal levels of AIDS

>>107704766
yeah?

>>107697385
>>107698723
i beliebe the schizo, we had russian communications hacked by someone just a few days ago i dont think anything is secure

>>107697385
>The military owns the internet
how does this work? Isn't the internet just a collection of computers connected together?

Kind of a noob here. Is Authentik a good security solution for when I want to expose a service to the internet without using VPNs or zero trust? How noob friendly is it? I checked their documentation and a lot of the terms they use to describe it doesn't make sense to me

>>107707418
expose it to the internet.
fill it with webms of people sticking glass bottles up their ass and the glass breaking.

punish them

>>107707418
Kanidm is likely a better fit if you want to delegate authentication to another service (with single sign-on as an added bonus). Piss easy to set up; single binary with no external service dependencies, can be deployed in a container also. Easiest solution of all is still just tailscale with headscale though, but if you really wanna avoid VPNs, OpenID Connect with kanidm is probably the simplest you'll get. Really recommend reading their documentation about what they do and can do for you.

>>107706185
>U is for vulture
Isn't that trve?

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This is going to be like in 40k where no one knows how the machines work and we just pray. Hail the Omnissiah!

>>107689871
Brown Luddite cope thread

>>107705925
Sure you did buddy.

>>107705336
>quadrillion cookies
Oy vey, shut it down.

>>107681309
>/fwt/: install W11 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2024
>mass: avoid LTSC and choose the general availability channel and its editions
really makes one ponder

What is your debloating ritual after a fresh Windows 11 install?

I want to do some debloating as well

>>107706050
gaming: win 11 enterprise
productivity: win 11 iot enterprise ltsc

>>107706441
Wrong. Gaming is all about Linux now and there is no going back to AI goyslop OS

>>107706788
SteamOS/Bazzite are 100% good for playing games these days on Linux but just using a local account'd 11 Enterprise is more just werks then otherwise.

>>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.

>>107704697
>>107705122
come on, at least give me some pros and cons of the two

>>107706949
My experience after using space for about 6 months and doom for 2 years:

spacemacs
- slow
- uses many obsolete packages
- updates often break shit
+ documentation all in one place
+ very nice setup for clojure and lisp
+ more complete keybinding setup
+ has emulation modes in other editors like vscode

doom
- documentation very fragmented and full of annoying stubs
- custom.el doesn't work right

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>>107706928
>it takes 5 minutes to set the task bar as 2-row....
Ah, no it doesn't, because they weren't able to implement it in their React bullshit and nobody had the knowledge how it would work. Same goes for task bar anywhere else but at the bottom.
Also in Win10 the Task Manager didn't crash when you tried to close it, nor did it turn itself into a fork bomb.
Furthermore, in Win10 you didn't have to open the actual useful right click menu by opening a right click menu inside the right click menu.

>>107704448
it's jeetware + vibe-coded dogshit, either you use w10 iot ltsc or hop off to linux entirely

>>107707028
useless features SHOULD be removed actually

>>107704448
meaning you have dementia?

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>>107705423
I assume it's a 1 TB HDD.
It belongs in a dumpster but you should keep it solely for the DVD driver.

I would feel bad about selling my friends ewaste for money

>>107705423
It's the ram that kills it but if you're ok with playing snes games and longer than average load times it's fine for the price.

>>107705423
If it has HDMI I'd consider it for $50 but I'm in the US--I know old tech is more expensive elsewhere. Random FYI all the usual web browsers are no longer updated on Windows 8 and won't let you log into your bank account and probably many other websites

I'd just request to 'try it out' and run photorec and scrape off any nudes. Paying any money for a 10+ year old computer is insane outside of classic computing.

>>107706999
Shame, I was unironically considering getting in on it. It's crazy to me how much people will pay just because electronics seem mysterious.

Linux status?

>>107707097
in the trash where it belongs of course

>>107706830
Amerigoys can't access aliexpress? there's current 64gb ddr5 for less than 200 dollars there and you guys complaining...

I'd rather be spied on by China than Israel and Jewnited states desu