>$49.99
>no subscription

Not bad.

>>107884685
I don’t have money nor a job

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>>107884685
Got a 9800X3D/4090/128GB RAM PC, but bought myself one more with a 9950X3D/5080/128GB RAM just to have it for I don't know what yet, will see.
Got my gf a 9070XT/128GB RAM because she's retarded and wanted to try AMD for no reason.
And 2 of my friends got 5070ti's/64GB RAM combo.
Life is good.

I dont own property so I use a laptop

My 3060 will last me another 5 years or so.

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>>107884685
I got a 9070xt

>>107883977
In hospice.

>>107883977
Listening to cartoon waifu vinyl rip on R2R, tubes and PEQ'd PR2

>>107884108
>Listening
Heh.

Have (You) read the eq guide today?

>>107884352
Of course I do it every day.

>>107884724
this is it. the 1girl you've been waiting on

>>107884803
WHAT?!

>>107884241
see >>107882002
He's wrong.

Just make sure the hardware is compatible with libredrive, it's easy to look up what model to buy.

>>107880712
I don’t fall for artificial scarcity grifts

>>107884822
the lockout just preventa ripping 4k bdrs right

>>107872888
clippy being hated for the time is actually part of it too, because what we have now is so much worse that hate seems silly now.

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>>107873560
>ban frogslop
Imagine getting upset by a frog kek

>>107867555
>>107864841
I changed my PFP to clippy, cause why not. yeah, it's "armchair rebellion" or however the saying goes, but that's kind of all I can do. Same reason I use adnauseam. I want to send as much of a signal as possible, that I don't agree with how the internet is right now. Even if it's just virtue signalling right now, if enough people did it, especially the later, there would be a response eventually. We are their cattle, after all. If shit ever hits the fan for real, then I'm acutely aware it's not enough with an extension an a PFP.

>>107864791
>fighting for right to repair
He has really purple pilled takes. The real problem is the existence of intellectual property. It creates monopolies and surreal rules.

>>107881344
I hate Pepe. I love Apu.

>>107878391
You are nigger cattle and you deserve to suffer.

>>107883746
I am!

Why are most people so obsessed with making their Linux distro exactly like their Windows 10 and trying to install the exact same software with all the exact same files? Part of what made installing Linux so fun was having a fresh start and trying new things. I guess Mint/Zorin are popular for a reason, but why so closed-minded? I have never sworn allegiance to a particular OS or app collection, I just use what makes me happiest, and with Linux the options are basically endless.

>>107883746
And you're a niggerfaggot

No refunds saar

>>107881914
When your retarded ass submits a patch to Linus Torvalds with an implementation of that shit nobody cares about.

>>107878988
keep these coming syscall anon. these are the only threads on /g/ that yield interesting discussion

>>107879090
>since the beginning of windows nt
...which is younger than linux

>>107881822
how do you use it exactly do you block SIGINT and SIGTERM on each thread? and then handle the signalfd in some sort of epoll event loop?

>>107883342
But older than rt_sigaction with its size_t argument if I'm reading this man page right

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>>107884783
I also like Manjaro, a lot.

>>107884783
>>107884787
>I pick the worst arch derivative on purpose
I mean youre free to be retarded

>>107884591
ok shitter

>>107884591
Trash? Yes, but it was a necessary stepping stone. Going full unga bunga C is just retarded.

>>107884633
stepping stone to pOOP?
C++ wasn't the first

>>107884591
saaaaaaaaaaar? how else can we actually give instructions to the CPU instead just running some limited scope of it?

Object oriented way is inferior for my usecase, so when I have to use c++ I try not to write classes

>>107884144
>they degraded a lot and had a lot of static on them.
It's more likely the grease in the VCR had gummed up from old age causing it to run too slow and not track properly

The same happened with mine when I tried it a few years ago, artifacts and funny audio, let it run half an hour with a trash tape and then it was running ok (after a few more minutes a RIFA filter capacitor exploded, repaired and it works again)

>>107877076
>is this a tape of you being born? a recording of a vacation you were too young to remember, or of an important early moment? or are you gonna get a face full of your nude mother in her prime taking an olympic-grade jackhammering from dear old dad?
My project to digitize our old casette tapes (because my parents were too distracted to figure out you should use Firewire with something like Sony Vegas instead of a USB video grabber doohickey from Silvercrest) yielded all of the above in the results, funnily enough. I was annoyed more than anything, though also sad knowing one of them was likely a vain attempt of seeding a sibling of mine that never materialized. But what were they thinking I'd never find that one tape while similtaneously blocking me from digging through uncle's old VHS tapes in the basement?

>>107883802
>Reason?
Being a trauma-driven schizoid , plus having unhealthy paranoia.
> 3.5mm to cassette converters
They usually perform poorly. Modern full-fledged tape decks are (reportedly) okay, but they really can't match the quality of vintage hardware. I have one from Sansui.
>phone
>mp3 player
No, thanks.

>>107884443
Those damn RIFA filter caps, I actually forgot how bad those were. I used to see them a lot in old Korg synthesizers from the early to mid 80s. That and those awful NiCad batteries that would leak all over the PCB and corrode anything within its radius

>>107884689
>That and those awful NiCad batteries that would leak all over the PCB and corrode anything within its radius
As an industrial tech I still regularly deal with that, but the RIFA plague seems to be an issue more on consumer devices as I've rarely had to replace them

>>107883597
man I envy your tenacity
for what feels like years youve been spamming this board with these slop images. I've never seen anyone tell you that you youre doing good. instead maybe it's time someone told you that you are not creating anything of value or even visually pleasing. it's just slop. it would be kind of minimally interesting if at least you improved, but like I said it's just pure slop and it's not getting better or interesting.
this kind of workflow only works for porn you know.

>>107884534
imagine thinking your opinion matters

>>107882788
Wrong

>>107882788
>reading in direct sunlight
enjoy your cataracts

>>107876135
battery lasts weeks, lightweight, does one thing so it's distraction free

>>107876264
yes check rakuyomi for kindle but it does need jailbreaking, otherwise just load up the manda using calibre

>>107876156
>>107876159
Solved by low brightness OLED + dark mode

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>>107879859
>where will the money come from?
>>107883974
>>107884139

>>107883817
Cheaper costs in the future don't magically apply retroactively to the investments
>in the future you will be able to get 1TB of storage for ~25$, so you should buy this 1GB drive for $10k now

>>107884490
Kind of a silly analogy. Investors aren't buying hard drives, they're buying equity in a company. Obviously they're making a risky bet, but that's just the nature of this asset class and the potential reward is proportional to the risk.

>>107884599
And the company is using the founding round money from investors to finance their operations now. Unless we're strictly talking about megacaps like Google or Microsoft, that simply do not have enough shit to spend their profits on anyway

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>>107879859
United States taxpayers, such as myself.

>>107884471
Alpine can do that

>>107884471
>>107884509
Brothers, please read the sentence after the question mark too.

>>107883071
Featherpad

>>107884537
>look how other distro does it
>apply to your own gentoo stuff
>???
>profit!

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>>107883673
also works on Android

>>107884462
no idea if this is going to work, but what you could try:
1. copy your entire root system to a ramdisk
2. chroot into the ramdisk