Are you ready to embrace Resolute Racoon? Release set for April 23, Beta out now.>7.0 kernel>GNOME 50>New document reader, Evince replaced by Papers (built in Rust)>New image viewer, Eye of GNOME replaced by Loupe (built in Rust)https://documentation.ubuntu.com/release-notes/26.04/summary-for-lts-users/I know at least one of you will make a certain post, and I'm betting with myself how many replies it'll take before it arrives.
>>108524599In this case rust-coreutils is largely faster and smaller than GNU, and sudo-rs is much smaller from axing lots of legacy options. Sudo-rs also has **** visual feedback by default, which is surprisingly nice
>>108524875you can just updoot
>>108524696Looks like they're shilling them by default but keeping the option for the GNU ones for at least this LTS.
>>108521169> he/him or they/themDecide, nigga.
>>108524892rust coreutils benchmarks are fake
The future worth building is a peer-to-peer mesh. A global interconnected network of peers who share the same space. Your house should be able to speak to the house next door without accessing another man's data center. Renting passage from a landlord who grades every hop for margin. They don't even want us communicating with each other anymore, just their ai agents. Instead, what if nodes were able to broadcast out their own content. You were able to own the hardware in behind walls and control not only what you broadcast out, but what you bring in. To go out and recieve the feeds from other nodes operating in the same. Many small sticks make strong branch.
>>108520574I have been placed here specifically to build the thing
>>108521293How are you gonna do that without having access to the Primarch System ?https://youtu.be/drDc01L_BsU?si=m_Zl9URgL2BWEA8b
>>108522600We will make our own index system via embracing and extending the kademlia protocol. A decentralized, peer-to-peer (P2P) distributed hash table (DHT) protocol designed for lookup and storage in decentralized networks. Utilizing a unique XOR-based metric to measure "closeness" between nodes, it efficiently locates resources in only a few steps, often used by BitTorrent and Ethereum.
>>108524830How will you prevent Sybil attacks and adversarial nodes in a decentralized network?
>>108524890https://arpaservers.com/sovereign-ledger/Great questions. First we must assess what (hardware wise) and when is joining our network. We must properly associate hardware capabilities with Energy Anchors. This allows us to on the meta layer assign tasks to mesh nodes whomst are best capable at serving out that job. For example we will need low latency nodes for notary services and combining zksnark rollups. And moreJoining means: bootstrap into the DHT, your device is assigned an Energy Anchor amount of work. When that is complete, based on the time signature and the pool of work you're in, your machine is now bound to a fixed identity in ID space.
it is actually good
>>108523477>Firefox mogs it in every metricswhat metrics?firefox can't even fucking open half of websites
>>108523581Firefox usually just behaves sanely imo. I'm always annoyed and shocked how chromium will layout pages on both phones and desktops. Lately both of them have their own subtle footguns of retardation probably because of gAI nonsense.
>>108521683>>108522284iOS Chrome is re-skinned Safari with extra spyware.
>>108523581damn, vertical tabs are the only reason why I don't use chrome
>>108521664I hate chrome and switched because they hate me.1) They want me watching ads and getting infected by spyware sent with ads2) Have over a decade of experience of right click "open in new tab" well fuck you to make you suffer we're making that "open in split view", if you're not using it the way we demand you use it we will make you suffer because we enjoy that. Fuck all those people.3) All their UI decisions are bad.They're trying to turn it into an interactive spam experience of interacting (usually painfully) with the browser itself whereas I just want it to render and GTFO. The usual enshittifying stuff. They have nothing left to do so they make it worse intentionally.
Thank you weabsno refunds
>>108522265>sony>hackedno way
https://haveibeenpwned.com/Breach/Crunchyroll
>>108522265>streaminghahahahaha get fucked retards, bet they use dubs too
>>108522668>imagine cucking personal info for inevitable data breachPretty good point and many never consider it which isn't surprising given the kind of person registering and paying to stream. Too much blind trust in greedy corporations nowadays despite so many cases of this happening.
>>108522265lmaoing at normalfags that need accounts to "stream" anime
FAQ:>How do I activate Windows?HWID2 generates and registers a permanent legitimate license on MS's activation serversgithub.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-ScriptsUsage: paste this into Powershell, run.irm https://get.activated.win | iex>and Office?Same link, select Ohook optionYou can also use Office.com if your needs are very minimalor try OnlyOffice/LibreOffice and set it to save in MSOffice file formats>What version should I install?>W10 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2021Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>10852479210 isn't EoL yet because of its extended security updates, which give it life until October 2028.Running 10 22H2 with the ESU will allow you to stay on 10 and use most any modern program is currently the best way to stay on 10, while IoT LTSC 2021 gives you the five more years of updates but some programs are stubbon about wanting to be run on 22H2 instead of 21H2. Going with 2024 gives you updates until 2035 while having an 11 base which means any modern program will run on it fine.
>>108524845sounds like ltsc 11 is gonna be a less of a pain. I tried asking claude how to disable automatic updates. is this the right way?
>>108524964Changing the policy to "notify for install" makes it that it'll download updates but notify you for the go-ahead to actually install them.
>>108524979So no weird ambushes in the shutdown menu forcing me to update before shutting down/restarting?
>>108524986Only if you tell it to install the updates when downloaded.
Where is the issue
>>108524929Stop being so antisemitic.
nobody talks about how the performance and input lag is rapped with dlss
>>108524940I like Jews desu ne. I'm not American so maybe I'd get twisted about it then.
>>108524923Midgets.
>>108522478If you like AI generated slop then its great.
does anyone else find it exacerbating that people push ai in coding when it basically does jack shit? maybe if you're clueless or a noob, it can describe the process for something, otherwise I find it pretty underwhelming. the essence of coding is about building layers of abstraction, ai seems to get stuck on the first two layers, it can't reason on a higher level for some reason, and if it could it’d be self awarethe fact that nobody has bankrupted adobe by making an opensource photoshop or microsoft word clone is more proof of this
>>1085231919/10 of people astroturfing AI online are just influencers paid by AI companies
>>108524091He meant exasperating.
>>108523191I wanted to make my own fully functioning calculator for 3 bases.I had the GUI made with Tkinter (took me days to code) and AI ported the whole thing to Pyside6 as well as implementing the AST code to make it function (which would have taken me weeks to learn and implement) in a couple of hours.>I find it pretty underwhelmingThen start using it to implement things that would take you days/weeks but it can do in minutes/hours.Your time is important anon.
>>108524560>(which would have taken me weeks to learn and implement)learning is the point retard
>>108523191you really think jeets can reason?
Desktop thread
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>>108520864It is Windows
>>108524755I'm also curious.
>>108522704kys smoothbrain. zsh > fish>>108522629hey elliot, do you have a cute trans gf?
>>108524805ksh > zsh
/g/ anons who have been here for more than 10 years and still use Windows: why?
>>108522353>/g/ anons who have been here for more than 10 years and still use Windows: why?I daily drive windows, but I use Linux for gayming. I built a console PC with SteamOS, I mainly do gayming on Linux, because I rely on repacks and cracks and I simply don't want to install that shit where my private data and accounts are.I might get a Macbook soon and use it as daily driver + Linux for gayming.
>>108524660>Linux always breaks>Doesn't do anything requiring significant system modification/tweakingHow are you so retarded? If by "every distro you've tried" do you mean fucking arch and templeOS? Unless you're really fucking around with your system configuration, changing things that an update would assume remains constant for a normal user, you shouldn't have any issues. And if you do need obscure tweaks for some reason, you'd better learn how they actually work and their implications. Just use mint or Debian, don't be a massive fucking retard, and you'll be fine.
>>108522353There was a /g/ thread the day I got here telling me how to disable all software updates. I haven't upgraded my windows or any software unless I had to in the last 10 years. Other than the occasional random cmd window popping up and closing before I can read it, everything is stable.
>>108524766By every distro I mean all the major ones. Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, Arch, Zorin, Pop, Bazzite etc. And no, I didn't fuck around with everything. Linux is a mess compared to Windows and I don't care what cope you're bringing to the table. You can use Linux, I won't. It's garbage.
>>108522353>/g/ anons who have been here for more than 10 years and still use Windows: why?Real /g/tards use Gnu/Linux, MacOS or BSD. Everything else is just /g/cosplay. You can't love technology and run Windows (except it's for work). If you love hardware and also windows, you belong to r/pcmasterrace.
Is it too late to get a swe job as a 37 year old?
>>108523143no>t. 40 yo
>>108524709How do you know that?
>>108523909Epstein is not a child
>>108524911I'm saying that they post him as a figure of endorsement or inspiration.
>>108523143it is never too late to rope, faggot
>wastes your precious time
>>108523619>bro believes what grok says as truth.not gonna make it lil gup
>>108523619Lol, cloud flare is the biggest glow op in the fucking tech industry. Faggots came about from a venture called "project honey pot". It was basically America's answer to China's great firewall and ddos websites with their traffic. Notice that cloudflare owns the DNS addresses 1.1.1.1 now? There's a reason for that. If china ever gets uppity again, cloudflare can and will direct all that trash traffic right back at them.
>>108524344If you have any evidence take it to the authorities across the world and have them charged with racketeering and extortion.
>>108522784This post is so low quality... that's it is actually good.
>>108522509you pay the pizzo or you get your kneecaps brokensimple as
How comes nobody talks about Nvidia Reflex?
>>108524806Reflex only matters to 10 people who play games at that stage/level
>>108524812If the game supports DLSS (which every game does now) it also supports Reflex
>>108524806I think most people can't really tell the difference. If you're not doing something retarded like running 37 VSync buffers at low refresh rate you probably already have relatively low latency and turning Reflex on will not really do anything noticeable. Going from 21ms to 9ms is probably unnoticeable or a very minor change.
>>108524820>which every game does nowjewvidia psyopive never played a game that supports dlss
>>108524806 I think the 10ms latency matters less than whether you had a coffee within the last few hours
>LinkedIn Is Illegally Searching Your Computer>Every time any of LinkedIn’s one billion users visits linkedin.com, hidden code searches their computer for installed software, collects the results, and transmits them to LinkedIn’s servers and to third-party companies including an American-Israeli cybersecurity firm.https://browsergate.eu/
>>108522950What are they going to do to us 4chanx users?
>>108522758>>108514180
>>108522816> I suspect they meant the LinkedIn app on phones.wrong
>>108522758use a better browser or block the script from running if you need to use that cancer platform>>108522816they are talking about the scanning for erxtensions, because chrome is shit like that and every big website uses js fingerprinting anyways
>>108522758>use web browser that lets sites check what extensions you have installed>go to site>it checks what extensions you have installed>this is somehow unexpected and illegal
> rc-update [ action ] [ service ]> rc-service [ service ] [ action ]What were they thinking?
Why does my Windows XP instalation on Virtual Box perform so bad? It needed all the afternoon to install and after that it was too laggy, slow and the screen ended up freezing.Before that I've had another instalation, this time Windows 7 and it did not allow me to do basic things like playing solitaire either. What am I doing wrong? Is it space? RAM? I want to feel the XP experience once more
>>108524635Current Win10 VBox setupVBox: Version 7.1.0Base Memory: 8GB RAMProcessors: 4 CPU ThreadsVideo Memory: 128MBGraphics Controller: VBoxSVGAStorage: 50GBNetwork > Attached to: Bridged AdapterIf that works for Win10, then it will work for XP and Win7.Do what this anon >>108524453 said and install the Guest Additions CD from inside your running Windows VM.
>>108524553qemu is goated. it takes .5 seconds to start a vm and boot to something usable.it's also much more flexible, better features, and WAY faster than vmware/virtualbox
>>108524699Oooh, so that's what anon meant. Ok ok>>108524719I'll tryThanks y'all!
>>108524553VMware Workstation Pro is now free to use, you just need to sign up on broadcoms website and figure out how to use their maze of a navigation system to DL it. It performs so much better than Virtualbox its not even funny I use it to compile some apps that require Visual Studio and the compile time is at least 500% faster than VBox did, I will never go back to that shit.
>>108524787there are some guis for it, but never used one. usually you have one command to create the vm's volume, then one command to run it.
