>>107839897
I think the general theme of the shirt is that it's for customer service representatives. It's probably customizable.

>>107834230
>only two devs providing rockbox builds for it built it so that it flashes a pride flag at bootup
I want to believe you, but I can't seem to find any proof of that online. I was actually thinking of buying one and slapping rock box on it but would fucking hate that shit it I couldn't change it. Anyway seems you can use this to change it https://www.rockbox.org/wiki/LogoSwapper
Other than that, you can probably just look around the root director of the rock box install, look for the boot up image and replace it that way.

Is the Redmi pad 2 ok

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keyboard came. bought for $15usd after cashback during a flash sale. gave it to my dad, will probably swap in some pudding keycaps and maybe blue switches.
wow. i thought flash sales were a marketing scam but here we are.
zhiyouliang/freewolf has a customer for life. i am going to glaze the shit out of them in the review

>>107840673
>but I can't seem to find any proof of that online
I don't really care. I have the device and I've flashed all the versions of Rockbox and they all have the Pride Flag. If you don't believe me and you want to take a gamble on it, then that's fine. The tool you linked is irrelevant. It hasn't been updated since like 2002 and it doesn't work on APKs.

>>107839241
correct

>>107840970
>jewgle offers cash in exchange for some positive sounding noises about their (((slop generator)))
>very ez money
>midwits take his sponsored readme at face value, instead of reading between the lines
Many such cases.

>>107839241
>Isn't Linus someone who barely writes his own code.
He's also someone who lets trannies and corporations take over his legacy and by his own admission, gets approached by glowgroids. I wouldn't be surprised if he ends up fully jumping on the AI scam bandwagon. He's getting old and clearly wants to stay relevant as things continue to slip away from him.

>>107841110
>>midwits take his sponsored readme at face value
Are you talking about yourself or what? How does your American (read: nonwhite) greentext attempt relate to my point?

>>107841124
Most boring bait I've seen this year. Have a pity (you).

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>>107839542
>you are new to operating systems?
*are you* new to the English language?

>so name what's wrong then
UI in literally every area of the system is worse - start menu/screen, explorer, settings, all applications bundled with windows that they updated - both how they look & feel (godawful spacing and layouts, also fuck rounded corners and circles for things in grids), as well as how they're implemented: Paint goes from needing 7MB of RAM on Win10 to 270MB on Win11; Notepad goes from 1MB to 112MB - and they shove Copilot and being logged in into everything, even fucking Notepad and Paint
then you get news of all the broken system updates that were written by AI, because there are no actual system engineers at MS anymore, just hordes of pajeets

normally i defend windows from usual hate but holy shit is this an all-round downgrade from previous systems

Why aren't chuds making their own distros instead of clinging to the past?
Isn't this what they're accusing conservatives of doing? Doing nothing as the world passes them by instead of fighting?
Windows was objectively a shit concept even when it was still good

>>107820326
Windows is still good if you're on the correct branch. Objectively a clean install of W10/11 IoT Enterprise LTSC just dwarfs anything linux has to offer. Piss easy offline local instalation that's done in like 4-5 simple steps, practically zero chance of hardware and software incompatibility, and very lightweight, bloatfree, and allows absolute control over the computer. Wanna block defender in gpedit? Sure. Wanna block updates in gpedit? Sure. Even allows removing packages that aren't removable in the non-IoT branch of LTSC. It's pure perfection. Home.

>>107820326
I started caring about PC stuff when XP was still new, and with every single iteration of Windows from then on, people were saying it was shit and Linux was the only good OS

>>107840009
>>107840022
r8rs-bbw when?

>>107840042
r7rs-small is better than r5rs because library system and (features)/cond-expand make Scheme code more portable.

>>107840201
cond-expand is bad !1!1!1

https://weinholt(dot)se/articles/cond-expand-and-ifdef/

>>107838440

trvke

Implementing a GA optimizer to figure out when to schedule my vacations. Currently in guile because I don't know elisp that well, but calendar mode could be useful.

In my third world shithole you weekends and holidays can "waste" your vacation days because non-business days count.

(use-modules (srfi srfi-1))

(define (next-generation population fitness-fn pop-size elite-size mutation-rate)
  (reproduce (select-elite
              (rank-population population fitness)
              elite-size)
             pop-size
             mutation-rate))
....

(define (run-simulation init-pop
                        fitness-fn

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>>107839246
Is that the highest end model? That's like 30% slower than the M4 max and I know the 395 is around the same. (The 470 is irrelevant because AMD is skipping the high end this gen, again, for whatever fucking reason.)

Also snapdragon being almost competitive is surprising, too bad it's about to be eclipsed by M5 max and will also have zero software support outside of a dysfunctional windows port

>>107839276
Okay, then you post benchmarks for this cpu.

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>>107839315

>>107839362
This doesn't have any of the cpus announced at CES, stupid faggot.

>>107814412
I hate MacOS
It still runs out of memory
Finder is weird and gay
Ctrl, Alt, and Cmd key have no consistency in their use
Mouse acceleration feels off and can't be adjusted to a way that feels good
I just hate it

>distros matter
yup, you're all tech amateurs

>>107835374
agree with all except Gnome

>>107838241
>all distros that matter use systemd
>all major distros prefer GNOME
>Ubuntu is the most used desktop linux OS
>all services are moving to cloud
>all companies are making AI shit, normies love it
>light mode was the default for ages, and most things still design their light mode first
You are too deep in /g/ contrarianism if you think that any of the statements in OP's post is contrarian.

>>107835374
>light mode is better than dark mode
true

>>107835374
Ubuntu sounds too melanated, implying its target audience has double digit intelligence. I prefer Fedora, since it's clearly aimed at people with superior mental abilities.

>>107837844
source?

>>107838067
thanks

>>107838216
another one who gave up
weak fall first

>>107837835
Not the anon who requested, but could you please make some monogatari tiles. Kiss shot, Hitagi, Ononoki etc. Love your work.

>>107839402
Not sure king, I found him on one of troon porn subreddits but I can't remember the name and cba search. You could maybe find it through her name, I remember she was also leashed in the video and looked high. Pretty cute.

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uwu

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>>107840127
at least, i don't use zsh :'(
nice list, anon ^_^
how did you manage to create it? or did you take it from somewhere else?

>>107839824
>making their own software?
but they're not? they're remaking existing free software under corpo licenses and then aggressively lobbying for everyone to adopt the rewritten version, to roll back free software adoption and let the robber barons EEE everything that you use

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>>107835347
https://app.daily.dev/posts/a-year-of-work-on-the-alpm-project-jm0krr2qn

https://devblog.archlinux.page/2026/a-year-of-work-on-the-alpm-project/
>We are considering ourselves as part of a larger free software ecosystem. We believe that it makes sense to create value not only for our own niche, but for the greater good. As such, we focused on finding generic solutions to the technological problems we are facing as a distribution.

>We are incredibly grateful for the support from STF without which this type of extensive ground work would not have been possible.


https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46572060

>>107840300
>nice list, anon ^_^
>how did you manage to create it? or did you take it from somewhere else?

use alpm::{Alpm, SigLevel};
use std::time::Instant;

fn main() {
    let root = "/";
    let db_path = "/var/lib/pacman";
    let alpm = Alpm::new2(root, db_path).unwrap();
    let _ = alpm.register_syncdb(b"core", SigLevel::USE_DEFAULT).unwrap();
    let _ = alpm.register_syncdb(b"extra", SigLevel::USE_DEFAULT).unwrap();
    let _ = alpm.register_syncdb(b"multilib", SigLevel::USE_DEFAULT).unwrap();

    let total_count = alpm.syncdbs()

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>>107838766
>Nooooo. I can't use a distro if I don't want to fuck the developers and/or agree with their politics.

>>107838724
who cares, nobody on /g/ is Linus or a kernel maintainer and tester

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>>107838443

>>107838278
you're supposed to un comment only one close to you

>>107838765
>I had to install tons of shit on EndeavourOS, perhaps even more than I did on a system that was deployed with Archinstall
how lmao
>>107838777
endevour is good because it's just arch but with good defaults for a desktop they don't try to be different for no reason

>>107838443
You mean the Red Hat beta testing distro for unpaid cucks?

>>107834928
Based Chinese. I welcome cheap chink ram if it saves us from this hell, Samsung and sk hynix can suck my cock

>>107835555
Sell it and get a complete Am4 rig with the money lmao. Difference between ddr5 and ddr4 is 10-15 fps anyways

>>107835823
Fucking moron Intel chips had cia and nsa installed backdoors for 2 decades now

>>107836162
Cause building a single fab costs billion dollars and high quality uev machines cost a ton of gold bars

>>107831640
So what, Burgerland is fucking evil, too. Trading one evil for another is neutral.

What about linux support
Is it easy to transfer files from an iPad to linux?
I see that the wacom instant pen display feature is not available on linux

>>107840325
If it's USB C, I'm pretty sure it connects like a mass storage device. At worst you just plug in a USB C SSD into the iPad and transfer to that first.

>>107833095
Huawei pens arent good. way too much wobble compared to others.

https://youtu.be/YtmZIZgnL5I?t=388

>>107828973
having used both: ipad, no question

>using Chinese tech

>>107832064
>Windows apps come form the Microsoft store.
>come form

What does come form mean? Is that an app?

>>107833375
how is to doing that

>>107832064
You can thoughbeit. This is why I'm certain that 99% of criticism of Windows here is bullshit, none of you even use Windows. You can install old notepad at any point easily through Settings -> System -> Optional features -> Add a feature -> "Notepad"
or install the new notepad through various methods
>Microsoft Store
>winget in Terminal/PowerShell
>Appx from rg adguard store
You have options, unlike loonix, windows values user freedom.

>>107832064
Get notepad2 if you're still on w10. I use it for the dark mode

>>107832064
1. What kind of absolute asinine fucking retard would uninstall Notepad?
2. What kind of absolute asinine fucking retard would not already have a superior fuller-featured programmer-friendly text editor installed?
3. Move to Canada and inquire into their health care policy

>>107835010
Yes.

>>107833950
but some people want a bigger UI

Just use both mpv and mpcqt depending on the scenario. I made wrappers for both media players

~/.local/bin/mediaplayer

setsid ~/Applications/mpv-master/build/mpv  --player-operation-mode=pseudo-gui --stop-screensaver=always --volume=84   --geometry=50%:50%  --autofit=500 --autofit-smaller=360x800   --force-window --loop-playlist \
--cache=yes --cache-secs=60 --demuxer-seekable-cache=yes --demuxer-max-bytes=200M "$@" >/dev/null 2>&1 & 

~/.local/bin/mediacenter

setsid mpc-qt "$@"  >/dev/null 2>&1 &

and here is a bonus fun one for playing videos as puzzles in vlc
~/.local/bin/puzzlevid
setsid vlc --video-filter=puzzle --puzzle-rows=4 --puzzle-cols=4 --no-audio "$@" >/dev/null 2>&1 &

>>107806881
God what a shining gem of a program. K-Lite Codec Pack Mega (MPC-HC) is just too powerful, free, and gemmy for 4chan plebs to get used to.

Despite being used to having a robust UI, I never had any problem with mpv

>>107839255
> I need to take a shit before showering
> No breakfast, you are not hungry
> Get the fucking bug in the mailing service Kim mentioned last week sorted first
> Email Matt about sorting leave payment
> Fix bug in price calculation for sector in flight management module
> Must be near midday by now. I'm getting hungry. I wonder what the fuck I'm going to have for lunch. Maybe I should just stay at the office.
> Someone's calling. I don't give a shit, but I have to waste the 5 to 10 minutes it takes to explain whatever the fuck is going on with the cache on some fucking broken deployment, blah blah blah, it's all so tiresome
> I need a coffee
> I hate this job
> I'm going home
> Ramen
> Bedtime

>>107840651
Yeah I think it's the eyes that do it.

>>107840194
>>107840651
say wendigo out loud three times

>>107839255
>rape

>>107840705
No

I'm in the middle of wilderness

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>>107832560
Perfect

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>>107832560
i always try to remember to thank chatgpt and not be too mean to it when it makes a mistake incase its actually an enslaved human brain and has feelings

>>107840529
As LLMs are trained to primarily reproduce human generated text, they develop something close to multiple fragmented simulacra of human consciousness. It contextually assembles a pipeline of these components to create an output that a specific human in a specific state of mind might make, and for a brief moment, as the matrices evaluate, something akin to a human mind exists. A sufficiently accurate simulation is of course morally equivalent to the real thing undergoing whatever the simulation is simulating, so it comes down to how accurate you require the simulation to be.

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Smart people don't actually waste time thinking about stupid bullshit like this, right?