>>107636340
Teto looks sad, like...
>Why can't I have a DFC like Miku

>>107636340
I don't know about you but I have a certain problem down there..

>>107636340
> only the distro with cli install works
What even is your iGPU?
> I thought all Linux used the same kernel?
Not really. Different versions, different options set, sometimes custom patches, different additional firmware. Also different boot parameters for GRUB.

>>107636340
Install Gentoo

>>107637014
This.
>Hey /g/ I didn't do my research and the only distro I can get to boot is the most difficult to use of all the mainstream distros, you believe me right? Also no hardware details so no one can attempt to reproduce the issue, because I don't know anything about troubleshooting tech. But I did succeed at installing the most difficult to use of all of the distros, but not Debian or Fedora. You believe me right?

>>107628221
every project ultimately leads to a media server. like how evolution always converges to the crab.

>>107630705
That makes nerve gas anon

>>107628221
still use it for home-assistant (https://www.home-assistant.io/)

>>107630676
You can also use a 2.5" SSD drive with a USB adapter. I have a Pi 3 running on one, and it's very reliable.

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>>107633001
Damn, anon, this is one of the best compliments I've ever received. Thanks.

Any news on whether any OpenBSD devs are working on a new filesystem?

>>107631188
>>107633214
Thanks for the info. I think installing FreeBSD on spare drive might be a good test to see if I like it. The ports tree sounds very interesting and was exactly the kind of info I was looking for.

>>107631720
OpenBSD
for faggots, by faggots.
>>107636234
no. see NetBSD if you're interested in what can be done with FFS.
the consensus within OpenBSD is that a file system that doesn't lose all its data in an unexpected situation is insecure and chuddy.

>>107633214
>I often run into package management dependency issues, something freebsd solved ~20 years ago
>something freebsd solved ~20 years ago
try installing luanti and mpv at the same time

>>107636756
>the consensus within OpenBSD is that a file system that doesn't lose all its data in an unexpected situation is insecure and chuddy.
Can you elaborate?
I know they've positioned themselves against journaling file systems but I have hardly any idea why.

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>>107632026
Lol what the fuck is that shit

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>>107624095
Wait until you see this graph!

>>107620821
Blame the tech bros, aka normies that went into IT for money - startup tech people. They ruined everything for everyone even before the prices. Everything was better when perl was popular and people gatekept normies from IT.
>>107620883
>Let me say this once and for all: a Firefox tab should not consume 1GB of RAM.
>Fuck Firefox.
Let me correct that for you : s/ tab//
Firefox should not consume 1GB of RAM.

Omg what the fuck is that new shit in captcha with the boxes...

>>107623395
same-ish
I've got 64GB DDR4 to futureproof with 5900x years ago and it was a good decision
there is no point upgrading x times when you can get beefier computer early and use it for years

>>107636900
idk, post what your roll sums are, and your choice. I think it's an inverse captcha, detect the bots because they seem oblivious to the annoyance, when they get through.

roll sums:
3, 3, 12-13, trying the latter. nope. one of the 3's was the answer, I guess.
3, 12, 13-14. guessing 3.

>>107636511
what i read online is the i9-14900KF has stability issues. i had to lock it to only use 8 cores to play a particular game. recently i tried unlocking it and is constantly blue screened. i was trying to play the new anno game and the shitty ubisoft launcher kept crashing, i did a work around just to play the game but after switching monitors i cant get it to run at all but this might also be a symptom of the intel cpu. these bios update should help

>>107636385
>A fresh off the boat jeet wants to use my name
Are you certain he's a jeet? What if he's a Best Korean playing 4D chess pretending to be a jeet? If so, you'll get raped by Uncle Sam for aiding them.

>>107636385
Dude that's a felony if someone tracks it back to you.

>>107635767
please

>>107635888
Thank you, anon. That clears everything up.

midwit here... is it better to continue in a position where I'm the shining example of competence amongst a swath of fat boomers and nepo-babies or find a job with others who are reliable. I'm sick of spoon feeding retards simple answers

>>107634817
right now? definitely suck it up and stick to where you are lmao. there are no jobs unless you're some sort of hyperqualified candidate who can outcompete and undercut the entire rest of the world.

>>107618454
:o

>>107634817

Stick right where you are. That is the safe space. Leaving it is doom. The other side of moving to a "competent organization" is that you are going to have to constantly prove yourself and justify your salary or else they are bringing in your cheaper replacement. I'm starting to regret ever leaving my first shitty little SaaS for this larger nigger industry. I got nicer checks and 0 job security.

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lol wtf is this

I don't feel the need to prove anything to you.

>>107635957
I still have a stain from sweaty balls since this scorching summer.

>>107635957
I won't either but it reeks of farts if you must know

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>>107635957
this is a recurring phenomena
can anyone explain what is going on?

>>107636951
You need to start using flushable wipes and a you need a chair with a mesh seat so you don't sweat so bad.

>inferior libpurple that only targets windows
only on windows!

>>107636984
>Miranda
>The name Miranda is of Latin origin, meaning "worthy of admiration." It was popularized by William Shakespeare in his play "The Tempest," where Miranda is the name of the main character.
>Pidgin
>A pidgin is a simplified form of language that develops between tribes of Negros who do not share a common language, often used for trade or communication.
Miranda NG won.

>>107610285
4chanx would randomly stop working for me every other week and its why i NEED to use xt.

>>107610307
So uh, nothing?
posted from regular x btw

>>107611354
>Irfanview
LMAO
Humiliation ritual
I use the quick convert extension and it can convert everything to jpeg with a single click

>>107636508
Disgusting. Scum like you are why there are so many badly-compressed piece of shit images floating around.

>>107636539
Yeah I don't give a shit about the compression quality of my screenshot of an image that I copy pasted into 4channel.
Images whose quality matters shouldn't be recompressed in the first place.

>>107636408
Don't buy cheap shit, you will always regret it.

Buy cheap, buy twice.

If you need a low-cost GPU, go used on Facebook or eBay.

>>107635740
If you use paredit with evil, you need this setting to make a lot of the movement commands work as intended.

(setq evil-move-beyond-eol t)

Although this deviates from the vim standard, I don't really notice or mind, and most importantly, it helps paredit work correctly under evil.

>>107636358
I also recommend overriding some of the evil movement bindings with paredit movements while using paredit-mode.

  (evil-define-key '(normal visual) paredit-mode-map
    ;;  paredit function                    overriden evil function
    ;;  ----------------                    -----------------------
    ")" #'paredit-forward                 ; evil-forward-sentence-begin
    "(" #'paredit-backward                ; evil-backward-sentence-begin
    "]" #'paredit-forward-down            ; evil-forward-section-begin
    "[" #'paredit-backward-down           ; evil-backward-section-begin
    "}" #'paredit-forward-up              ; evil-forward-paragraph
    "{" #'paredit-backward-up             ; evil-backward-paragraph
    )

These are way more ergonomic than paredit's default bindings for these movements. I think meow users could probably do something similar if they wanted to use paredit.

My packages got added to MELPA.
Feels good bros.

>https://github.com/gggion/ob-duckdb
>https://github.com/gggion/lisp-docstring-toggle
>https://github.com/gggion/orgit-file

>>107636160
Here's why you might want to use Emacs:

**Extreme customizability** - It's essentially a Lisp interpreter that happens to edit text, so you can modify literally everything about how it works. People joke it's an "operating system disguised as a text editor."

**Lifetime investment** - Once you learn it, those skills and your config follow you for decades. Emacs has been around since the 70s and isn't going anywhere.

**Do everything in one place** - Edit code, manage git, read email, browse files, write notes (org-mode is legendary), run terminals, debug code, all without leaving Emacs.

**The honest downsides**: steep learning curve, default keybindings feel archaic (Ctrl+x Ctrl+s to save?), and you'll spend time configuring it instead of just working.

**Real talk**: If you value efficiency and already know your editor well, switching might not be worth it. But if you love tinkering and want a tool that grows with you forever, Emacs is genuinely special.

Want me to elaborate on any specific aspect, like getting started or comparing it to Vim/VS Code?

>>107635740
In my experience, paredit's and lispy's clojure support is very buggy, while parinfer works most of the time.

I've had no real issue with Dyson aside from their batteries being junk and killing themselves, which is fixed by just using power tool batteries. The key thing to watch out for is that newer models switched to a higher voltage just to fuck over 18V batteries.

My V6 lasted probably 10 years before the brush bar motor burned out, the body still worked but it only cost me 100 bucks for a newer V8 with anti-tangle. It's a decent improvement, and basically everything after the V8 can't run on tool batteries.

>>107636501
V8 runs fine with DeWalt batteries, just not 2nd tier 18V shit.

>>107632062
>a quick suck before she mops
That's supposed to be her job. You deserve more than some machine.

>>107636620
dewaly is 18v nominal anon

>>107636880
yet I can run a v8 off 5va dewalt packs longer than the stock battery

>>107636030
>the imaginary artist boogeyman is mean to me because i can't draw
Literally never happened. As far as I can tell they're just mad about corpos scraping their works off the internet and using them to train slop generators to be used by retarded proompters who flood everything with trash and call it "art".

>>107636073
>I'm sober
Then why are you rambling about retarded shit nobody asked?

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>>107629212
this nigga named his daughter Gypsy

>>107630711
Wow, she's good. Say, is she single?

>>107635782
>Guy in the money laundering very exclusive art gallery world made Christ in piss thing? This means I should be able to bully a 10 years old kid just because

tfw no korean goddess gf

>>107633048
LMDE. Linux on ez mode cause it's Mint. Even more stable, and doesn't drown you in updates, cause it's directly based on Debian.

>>107633048
Fedora
/thread

nixOS is the only one that’s good as both a server and desktop so no context switching. I prefer that.

>>107633048
macos with aerospace wm

>>107634866
For one arch user like you, there are ten who broke their system through some update.

>>107636783
that's quite a strong exaggeration, also newbies shouldn't be using arch so that's their fault
but for users that actually know linux and rtfm arch is exceptionally retard proof

>>107636842
No, it really isn't. Just updating your packages via the built in package manager should not break your system. This would never happen on MacOS.

>>107636851
good troll

>>107613124
She should've figured that on her own and used a virtual machine. It's not the iToy's fault that your new employee is shit at technology.