What terminal file manager do anons use?I'm on Yazi but I'm looking to leave it because it's clunky and annoying.
>>107693406>>107694182>>107694244>ranger>SLOW (python)>lf>yaziWhich is better? Or rather why use one over the other?
>>107699319same, I want to know too
>>107696991The following can be used in $FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS in order to update the search list after performing file operations.alt-M:execute<mv -ri {+} {}>+reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\
alt-M:execute<mv -ri {+} {}>+reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\
>>107701541For directory traversal:<keybind>:execute:<pushd {}>+reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\<keybind>:execute<popd>+reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\
<keybind>:execute:<pushd {}>+reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\<keybind>:execute<popd>+reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\
>>107701579nvm, it will cd in a subshell, don't do that.
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/artificial-intelligence/openais-chatgpt-ads-will-allegedly-prioritize-sponsored-content-in-answers/
the enshittification begins.
>Everybody hating on AI>Let's make it even easier to hate
>>107698714This- If you want to join in the fun, get into the fledging art of SEO equivalent for chatbots.
>>107698703You're completely delusional if you genuinely believe such as tiny fraction of users would be able to cover the costs of running such a bloated vc behemoth as closedai
they're going to lose to Google on advertising and anthropic on actual usecases
First time edition!!!The last thread was ages ago and I missed seeing some cool setups! I apologize if I'm missing anything cause this is my first time posting one of these, hopefully we can share some nice setups!!
>>107699694Awesome looking cave!! I’d love to get one like that!!>>107700082The thinkpad is a model W530, with windows 7 installed, tempted to dual boot some Linux but not sureSorry for the slow responses I’m at work sigh
>>107699526>>107699694>>107700082Based. Good start.
>>107699526Heyhoo
>>107701420oooo i remember you from one of the older threads, very nice setup anon!! looks comfy!
>>107701576thanks fren
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107699674lisp machines are a remnant of the past. they do not make any sense in the modern world because of glaring security issues. do you really want some smelly webjeet to be able to send code lisp code to your machine that gets ran as any program would? that being said emacs is as close as you can get to a modern lisp machine, and it can replace much of your computing if you want.
>>107699518>For example, how do you run multiple instances of the same program then?Emacs Lisp provides thread and process abstractions.https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Threads.htmlhttps://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/elisp/Processes.htmlSurely, a lisp machine could provide similar abstractions for running functions concurrently and asynchronously.
>>107699965The first part is not strictly true. While I agree I don’t want my web browser to be able to modify arbitrary code on my system, that’s also precisely the issue we had with Unix. But many bugs allowing unintended memory access wouldn’t have been possible on a Lisp machine, so the criticism cuts both ways. It’s too strong a claim to make that they don’t make sense at all.
>>107694836Nice, looking forward to it anon, I can contribute documentation once it's up, I've been writing docs for Lem too, haven't published any though, got sidetracked by making some org-mode packages..
>>107696888>I've implemented a lot of new featuresI'm looking forward to the next iteration of 4g.el. It sounds like a good one. I'm particularly curious about how you did async thumbnail downloads.
Pocket editionprevious: >>107648091READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Home_server/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.>What software should I run?Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.>Why should I have a home server?De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107700387>10 years agoNTA but good luck to anyone hoping to get a relatively clean IP for mail now.Email is bad and lacks privacy. If one of the goals of self hosting was to prevent Google or Microsoft from spying on you, then you're wasting time because messages often passe through their servers or other unprivate servers anyway. Everyone collects metadata and tracks deliveries and addresses and patterns. Where your mails end up being stored isn't relevant. Mails can be considered unencrypted in transit in 99% of cases. Mail headers expose a lot of information, by design.
>>107693019>backupwhere do you store backups? locally hosted forgejo?>>107692984>>107693026I think youtube embeds ads into the stream. For my roku TV's I enabled developer mode and added Playlet but i think its since been approved and added to the Roku app/channel store page so this work-around isn't necessaryWith playlet you can watch youtube without adsI've found thad AdGuardHome blocks ads that show up in phone apps. I don't block external DNS requests, but simply making my local AdGuardHome ip as the primary authoritative DNS server was enough for me
>>107700976No shit using a decent provider helps. This is still possible and using things like mxtoolbox.com to check reputation and there the important lists should all have automated forms to clean things up assuming you do all the meme stuff (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)>>107700982>Email is bad and lacks privacyLooking at the state of TLS adoption for mail server is kinda hilarious/terrifying and running the kind of opportunistic encryption that ignores 95% of sanity checks just to get some semblance of TLS is pretty much best practice.A lot of providers don't even attempt to TLS, even when the receiver is properly set up.My main goals wasn't really privacy, more like>doing it because it can be done>firstname@lastname.tld is coolAlso, full control allows for constructs like setting up catch-all aliases, so you basically have unlimited addresses.Meaning you can use unique mails for every single account you create somewhere. And if you start getting spam,it becomes very clear who snitched your data. And then gets bounced/blackholed.
>>107701087>where do you store backups?Depends.Things I've downloaded off the internet and won't care if I lose it in a house fire? In another machine in my basement.If it's things that I can't replace like family photos and videos? I have multiple copies. One in my main storage server. One in my backup storage server in my basement. Another digital copy in my siblings' place burned to CDs. And the original physical copies in my parent's house or my siblings, depends on who took the originals.If it's really important things like birth certificates or the deed to the land or citizenship papers? Digital copy in my main server. Second digital copy in my backup server in my basement. Third digital copy and a physical copy in my siblings' and parent's house. And lastly the physical originals in a safety deposit box in my bank.I have multiple backups of important things. I'm more lazy about things I download off the internet. My thinking is if I lose it because of a house fire I would have a bigger issue to deal with than some lost games or movies. But I still want to have a backup that if it does get corrupted I don't have to go looking for it, which is why I only have one backup.
>>107701183I think having a 10 year reputation is probably more than a /hsg/ anon is going to have to start a mail server. It's not wrong to say they won't be able to send, this is /hsg/ not pay for a pro VPS and build your email rep for a decade.Just pay for email service if that's what you want, you still get your aliases@lastname@tldit's not a skill issue, it's by design.
Had Logitech G305 - developed doubleclicking in a yearSwitched to CoolerMaster MM712 - scroll wheel started scrolling in random directions in a year, on top of shitty wireless connectivity.And the funniest thing is that I used $5 store brand mice before and all of them lasted me much longer than that without issues.Is there a single reliable brand of wireless mice that work and I won't have to pay through the roof to get?
How does this compare against the elecom huge? I really don't want to have to deal with batteries so is the mx ergo the best option?
>>107697048Neither did IGood thing it's really easy. Just buy some breadboards and some wires or shit to practice first.
>>107696886yes? the chinese $5 one
>>107696886Had G305 for 5 years and it still works as good as new only thing that changed is the logo wearing out. You're either a retarded caveman or you got a one in a million faulty model
>>107696955>>107697048You can canibalise the spring from another mouse and replace it without any soldering. I've done it multiple times over the years and keep a bunch of cheap old mice to have a variety of switches.
/dpt/ - Daily Programming ThreadWelcome to the Daily Programming Thread. What are you working on, /g/?Previous thread >>>107670460
bros its so overthere is no point in improving im just so fucking old its just better to sit around and do nothing
>>107701168If you're just going to sit around anyway, might as well spend that time doing *something*.
>>107695082>-fno-strict-aliasingWhat does this do here?
spring boot is kind of enterprise-heavy for me. Are there more lightweight web frameworks for java in 2025?
>>107701481>lightweight>javaZoomer brain.
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>>107700655yes, linux flags it as such because it (the driver) knows it can't check it
Is there an equivalent of notepad++ on linux that doesn't involve a terminal emulator?
>>107701261Notepadqq, Kate or Geany are the closest.
>>107700105Basic understanding on the file systems and OS structure, ability to use the terminal
>>107700105you sound like you're 15 years oldnot strictly in a bad way, but i don't think i can help you
For a laugh, let's find the absolute worst most shittiest computer possible that's being sold brand new (not preowned).Rules: it has to be a real computer that can run a real OS like linux or windows, and without hardware hacking or jailbreaking etc, so not some chromebook fischer price toy or something like that. And it can't be refurbished or preowned.I'll start. Windows 10 tablet with Atom CPU and 2GB memory:https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006046602349.html
Half-venting, half-serious inquiry: why the fuck is Google shadowbanning (shown to only me while logged in, not shown to anyone else or to me while logged out) the following comments. Separate comments on separate lines, all shadowbanned:>About hardware: even back in 2016 I needed 128Gb of RAM to provide a service for my clients on a level that they expected, in 2025 that's a Threadripper with 8x32 and 24Gb of VRAM at minimum.>My company will outperform anyone who has inferior software, hardware, and less efficient pipelines. Outperform on money and on time. Clients expect top end results with a quick turnaround.>Another example, I have 3 large screens because over a year, it's far cheaper for me to buy 2 extra monitors, than to constantly waste time alt+tabbing to view references or communicate, etc.>But nobody would ever need 3 screens because you can do everything with 1 screen also, right? That's the difference between tinkerers and professionals: time = money.(arguing with a faggot saying my shitty thinkpad and opensource toys can do *everything*)Is Google fucking retarded? I haven't been able to converse with anyone for the better part of the last 5 years. The same bullshit, have a casual conversation going (or try to have), then check it while logged out and see that 70% of what I've posted has never appeared publicly. Sometimes the most mundane shit gets autodeleted like: "I wish you happy holidays, mate". At one point I tried to help some guy out by typing only "You can find it by googling *some mundane shit about computing*" aaaand shadowbanned. I may use my phone and an alt account, still the same shit. What in the ungodly fuck is going on? Not a single swearword. Not a single no-no topic. And then there's endless fucking botposts with the same exact spamcontent on every fucking major fagtuber 15 seconds after publishing a video. Oh then they are powerless, nothing they can do. Fuck them with a rusty iron spike. What the fuck is their problem?
>>107695270There was never any serious conversation on YouTube. It has always been a cesspit.
>>107700561>There was never any serious conversation on YouTube. It has always been a cesspit.that tells me more about you and the channels that you frequent than youtube
>>107696066you can pre-emptively ban keywords obnoxious people tend to use such as "thinkpad" "arch linux" "open source" etc.
>>107700876You don't know me at all. Go on literally any comment section and it's just the same jokes and engagement bait posted every single time and has been for years. You're probably one of these people.
>>107701486I see discussions about music theory, people trying to help each other understand things, IT boomers sharing very interesting insights into their days at IBM and early Microsoft, STEM guys nerding out about niché topics, and so on, and so forth.>same jokes and engagement baitI dread to even think what kind of slop you consume.
>The development comes a little over a year after the tech giant [Google] disclosed that its transition to Rust led to a decline in memory safety vulnerabilities from 223 in 2019 to less than 50 in 2024.>The company pointed out that Rust code requires fewer revisions, necessitating about 20% fewer revisions than their C++ counterparts, and has contributed to a decreased rollback rate, thereby improving overall development throughput.>We adopted Rust for its security and are seeing a 1000x reduction in memory safety vulnerability density compared to Android's C and C++ code. But the biggest surprise was Rust's impact on software delivery," Google's Jeff Vander Stoep said. "With Rust changes having a 4x lower rollback rate and spending 25% less time in code review, the safer path is now also the faster one >With roughly 5 million lines of Rust in the Android platform and one potential memory safety vulnerability found (and fixed pre-release), our estimated vulnerability density for Rust is 0.2 vuln per 1 million lines (MLOC).>Our historical data for C and C++ shows a density of closer to 1,000 memory safety vulnerabilities per MLOC. Our Rust code is currently tracking at a density orders of magnitude lower: a more than 1000x reduction.https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/rust-adoption-drives-android-memory.html
>>107701278I believe you, just send the binary man
>>107701302What binary. rust.out and bible.txt are text files.
>>107691340This reminds me of a post a few years ago, saying the biggest contribution of Mozilla to the world isn't Firefox but Rust. I guess it was spot on seeing everyone jump on the Rust hype train.
>>107701308I meant a.out.rust
>>107701488You mean the compiled Rust program?https://files.catbox.moe/omb80y
> We have mini screens>raspis>wireless adapters>card readers>multiple desktop companions from SteamWhy has no one actually made this into a PET yet? Seriously, I wanna fight virus' with a long sword and eventually cross-fusion my way into this.
>>107696771>I've never seen Megaman NT warriors or played Battle Network>>107698383considering that Roll would get jealous if any other female navi would try to get Mega's attention. Shit was funny.
>>107698383I've played the first game way back, but I've never seen the show. The world is actually awesome and way ahead of its time. Every electronic device is connected to the internet and controlled by some AI. You explore the internet and everything connected to it with your AI "NetNavi". If something electrical is broken or malfunctioning its usually caused by virus or bad NetNavi and you can fix it with your AI. Like if you really think about it that's basically how the world is heading. Everything IS connected to the internet and controlled by AI. Like those smart fridge's that talk and order food. Chat GPT even lets users customize their AI's personality now. I do fix a lot of bugs by talking to AI. They got a lot more right than people give them credit for. .... That said, does anyone remember why Megaman was special? Lan's dad was supposed to be a genius or something... but megaman seems the same as the rest of the Navis.
>>107690359wait for it. I just learned about 3D printers, and have spent a year learning Ubuntu. I took an intro to automation course between all of my CAD and engineerign stuff for an AAS, so I should totally be able to make PETs and navis. imma use minecraft as a digital virtualization of the internet, and develop some mods whicu allow me to put an AI/LLM powered buddy into the internet and wander around, but represented in MC. ITS COMING. GOTTA BETATEST FIRST. I HAD TO GET OVER MY DRINKIN PROBLEM, IT TOOK A FEW YEARS GUYS.
>>107700205>hat said, does anyone remember why Megaman was special? Lan's dad was supposed to be a genius or something... but megaman seems the same as the rest of the Navis.In the games its revealed that Lan's grandpa had invented Net Navis for the world. Basically it was a different timeline to the Megaman franchise where Dr.Light(the creator of Megaman from the original games) went into software(and got laid) instead of robotics. Lan's dad later takes over the company/research but lost his first son named Hub, due to a disease. Lan's dad tried to make a copy of his first son using his DNA and probably some other top secret research mixed in that I can't remember since its been awhile since I played the games.I also can't remember if Lan and Hub were twins so some explanations might be vague. If I remember right, both Lan and Megaman didn't know until the end of the first game.
>>107700205playtheothersI recommend playing it on a GBA emu, but they also have it on Steam right now, volume 2 which has all of them (other than the DS games) for $19.79, which is actually an awesome deal cause that's the best I've seen yet. >>107700303here if this helps:https://chatgpt.com/share/6950e6cf-1844-8011-bf99-885abd3594ceBeen having Chat GPT help me with a parts list. I think a VRM would do fine. >>107700305Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107695413They got huge funding from tencent recently. They ain't gonna bust any time soon.
>>107693994good, fuck themhttps://www.ibtimes.co.uk/woman-took-her-own-life-after-35b-tech-company-cancelled-health-benefits-during-mental-health-1766243
>>107700995>jeeted companywhat a surprise
>>107693994Good, fuck Ubisoft just put them out of their misery already, it was frustrating watching them do everything in their power to destroy what they had built up.
>>107700992>They got huge funding from tencent recently. They ain't gonna bust any time soon.Oh ho ho, you're severely underestimating their crushing debt!The cash injection from Tencent buying into their IP-licensing vehicle provided them 1,16 billion Euros, pic related is their big 'ole consolidated debt at 09/30/2025. Btw, that's just long-term, they also have short-term debt that goes on top of that. They have more debt than they have current assets, meaning they're already at risk of operational discontinuity :^)
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>>107698898Oh yeah?
>>107698898>>107699403orbital insertion
>>107699547thermonuclear thrust
this is the worst thread to get any advice but I guess if yo suck ass (You) fit it right in, only losers with the most retard dooning takes will post here
>>107700691
>>107568585"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."--Edward Snowden>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107700206Didn't you have to commit sudoku if the Nintendo you manufactured red ringed?
>>107700310No. I did quality auditing in a NATO defence company. It was a great way to become unpopular, bearer of bad news and all that. We had to learn about the field before we could start auditing, and Japan was still a source of knowledge. The US was less interested in quality and I was not surprised to learn from GAO that F-35 had suffered a regression in the radar software suite. And that is far closer to capital offence than a red ring. GAO has also published MTBF info that is rather disturbing. F-35 is a hangar queen that one week into WWIII would all be grounded waiting for spare parts that are no longer on the shelves.
>>107699752>nate silver
>>107698775I like the idea you present anon, I think techwear has been an attempt by companies to commercialize what is essentially their opposite. A true /cyb/ wears low life hacker stuff
>>107701358There are some tech aspects that can be useful but are certainly not visible from the outside, such as radiation protection mesh.
