>>107595631
Chrome was literally stolen from the Apple maintained webkit, and had some otherwise unemployable retards at google fuck around with it.

Have you tried turning it off and on again

>>107601020
Have you considered the McDonald's alternative? Since McDonald's is doing the Washington DC thing these days.

>>107595631
>i know firefox is great at privacy
It's literally designed to siphon every bit of information about you, your system and your browsing right into their servers.

kys already.

>>107595631
Cool clock Ahmed

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Numba wan Chinese invention is gutter oil

>>107600719
is that part of the motorbike?
or a generic addon?

>>107600708
>>107600699
>heckin puppers being eaten
:(
>just as smart (if not smarter on average considering all the retarded SMASHED breeds) pig
OMYGAWSH I HECKIN LOOOOVE BACONRINOOOOOO PUHLEAAASE BREED THEM IN A CAGE THEY CANT EVEN MOVE I NEEEEEED BAAAACONNNN THE NARWHAL HECKIN BACONS AT MIDNIGHT LOLOLO

>>107598177
just get used to reading. the first proper book I read was 300 pages long but took me months to read. you just have to persevere. soon reading becomes piss easy. it's just a muscle. start with like 10 pages a day. look at some /lit/ charts, you might find something interesting, it's one of the best ways to find books in my experience (although some of it is dogshit).

>>107598004
talk to me about Principles of Modern Digital Design, OP. what is it?

>all these newfaggots shitting on k&r, the only good book in the op
/g/ has fallen

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all you need, just read then learn C and implement all the data structures you will be in the top 1%.
If you want something more relevant to modern computers read Media and Formal Cause by marshall mcluhan or some other media ecology stuff.

Understanding what a computer actually is, artifacts vs natural kinds, and the principles of order of artifacts are they key things to understand. Programming is not a unique thing in this and everything else can be derived through actual practice. Indirectly trying to understand these things through reading "specific foundational" compsci stuff that are not acutally foundational an any meaningful way is a trap.

There is some "skilled trade" esque books say for the specific things you are working with or trying to do say game engines or graphics programming or distributed data or compiler stuff but those are really just if you are actually doing them. All the mathematics stuff is largely a performative larp by people who think the universe runs on math. Read some of those if they come up but you probably don't need to read that many, there are no "deep" programming books because programming is not deep, it's a techne, a trade like plumbing. If you want to understand what underlies that you'll need to start with the greeks like any actual thoughtful person, ideally from the start but at least aristotle.

If you want to learn to program just do a bunch of programming, and read code/interact with good programmers.

Also maybe Donald Knuth's lectures on literate programming. I think understanding his approach is very valuable to avoid falling into false ideas about what programming actually is.

>>107598004
to anione using C or unix derivatives, the unix hater handbook
you will put a ton of shit in context and will understand many things even if you dont agree with their perspective

>>107598304
>>107598277
When I was younger and could hear past 20khz I heard more 'airyniess' on cymbals reflections. It didn't improved my enjoyment of music and overall sou though.

all the people who swear by flac over mp3 have not and will never agree to take a blind test

>>107590972
Yes but you probably can’t ABX the difference

>>107599645
no such thing as reliable sources

>>107599891
I listen to death metal and know how to use EQ. No blind test needed. I know the difference.

>>107599769
why would you want to prompt the ai with the same thing twice..?

>>107600009
i got the idea because i wanted to find my prompt history but i couldn't get all the text without some javascript in the devtools console

>>107600440
on second thought there has to be a better way to do that. fuck i'm srsly 2 lazy 2 google rn

>>107599769
haha OP I love froggo XD

>>107599769
This already exists in your terminal. It's called codex.

>>107592498
>multi-language kernel
i agree that this is a terrible idea.
same thing for trying to rewrite every good software in it.
i said multiple times in the thread that i think rewrites are only justified when they are the path of least resistance to adding new features.

though those peoples trying to push it in everything are a minority of rust users, and i do think they suck.

>>107600750
not all its components are*

>>107592039
btw MIT license is also similar to the license used by freeBSD, isn't it?

>>107583771
Obviously there is a bunch of fraudsters working there that think, like many rustacians, that rust is a literal “magic bullet”. The CTO should be fired and sued, and any kind of auditing/accreditation/certification be revoked, along with those that certified them.
Cloudflare is not really a technical company, they’re more like google—an advertising and selling user data and spying/surveillance company that uses/steals technology like pakleds.

Is this shit down again?

>>107592470
I have tried VLC and there is no way to customize subtitle font size, the large ass fonts n subtitles are driving me nuts

Does MPV have this feature for Android TV version?

>>107592470
i mean why would you try both yourself if you can make this thread and then after you heard all possible answers and then some decide which stranger on the internet you're going to trust on that...

>>107602384
>>107602404
>Akshually what you refer to as a UI is actually a GUI
I stand corrected.

For what it's worth, my S5IIX can shoot 1.8 Gbps 5.8K footage. On my computer, VLC cannot play this footage without stuttering, MPV can.

>>107602679
>I have tried VLC and there is no way to customize subtitle font size, the large ass fonts n subtitles are driving me nuts
>
>Does MPV have this feature for Android TV version?
ngmi

>>107603194
worse*
ftfy

>>107603179
>omarchy
https://xn--gckvb8fzb.com/a-word-on-omarchy/

>>107603223
Nah. Granted, I've tested Plasma, Kubuntu, and Fedora like year and half ago, but back then lizard mogged them all. Can't really imagine it being drastically different nowadays. But it is possible, I guess.

>>107603259
>a word
>writes a fucking bible
Anyways this omarchy distro reeks of late 2000s skiddycore nonsense. It's vomit inducing.

>>107603115
>waste weeks on config or pipe someone's config in via shell
Ngmi

>>107600825
oh no no, slave/master we can't stop winning

>>107598609
>>107598638
it's more readable and easier to structure, and it will probably make more webdevs lose their jobs since it'll solve most of the crap that they use JS for these days

>>107599792
then you stream it through TCP?

>>107603188
>it's more readable
nobody gives a fucking shit if it's "readable". you useless fucking retards on this board just cannot comprehend how bloated such shit is. internet routers around the world need to perform at a high speed, not be slowed down because it has to parse dozens of lines of json because some retarded nigger on 4chan that snorted way too much fent thinks it's a good idea.

>>107598087
the only "benefit" is that you could separate the sections visually via brackets and indentation
not only is json ugly but its noisy syntax uses more bytes to express separation compared to newlines

>>107596558
Something actually got better somehow. WW3 all but confirmed

>>107602345
>NTA but there is some cost with AI
Yeah that's why I said past 2026. It can be solved with an AI now it's just not worth the compute cost probably.

I don't have an issue with that because I never used the ban evason site to dodge captchas, I used it to be able to post in the first place (all my everything is rangebanned for reasons outside my control even after verifying with email, and it's not even my fault it was other schizos in city or using residetial proxies or something)

>>107602306
How do you know what you want to look at if you can't picture it?
How do you know if the generated image is what you wanted when you can't imagine what you want?

what's going on in this thread?

>>107603211
>How do you know what you want to look at if you can't picture it?
I still know what an apple looks like even if I can't picture it in my head, if that makes sense

>How do you know if the generated image is what you wanted when you can't imagine what you want?
I can't imagine it (see it in my head), but I know what would look more or less correct.

E.g I know what a little Russian-jewish girl in a frilly bikini with a star of David necklace sitting on an American redneck's shoulders should look like even if i can't see a picture in my head, since I know what a girl sitting on someone's shoulders looks like, I know what a redneck looks like etc

>Noone talked about Fedora back then.
Get tipped faggot

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Arch, Debian, Fedora, Mint and Bazzite. Anything else is for jeets and tinker trannies.

Fedora is just a Red Hat hobby, CentOS (was) where the real stuff happened. Of course the source code model has since changed a bit now.

>>107602838
Take opensuse off the list and move debian down one tier because of the increased focus on linux malware. You can also add Bazzite to amazing for new users

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>>107602838
Just install Kubuntu

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>>107600972
>>107601175
Here's a webm for a better picture, I vibecoded it in like 3 minutes kek.

>>107601273
it even has emojis 10/10

>>107595423
anon this was dope as fuck but u got too cocky

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neat challenge I just solved, and was amazed at the simplicity of it due to the quirkiness of js, pic related

// mini-test track console log'd for your convenience
console.log(compress([1,1,2,2,2,3,1,1])) 
//  [1,2,3,1]

console.log(compress(["a","a","b","a","a","a"])) 
//  ["a","b","a"]

console.log(compress([])) 
//  []

breh yt shorts brainrot is neat as fuck, discriminating all the vids from non whites with ease is an incredible feeling

>>107597976
i miss hitfilm express

>>107597976
krita

>>107597976
won't catch me dead defending adobeslop but the person who made this image definitely doesn't use the alternative software in a professional capacity

>>107600557
Inkscape and CS are generally better than adobe shit.

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>>107597976
Is any of the alternatives compatible with Photoshop brushes?
And can they create brushes in the same manner?

>>107602251
Not when group policies restrict what your UAC enabled account can do.

>School jannies disabled the display properties in Windows 95 but you could still change the wallpaper by editing the image in paint.
>Was told doing that was illegal.

I was using ssh with socks5 proxy (built into windows) to tunnel out of employers firewall recently.
I stopped doing it because they're watching me now. They know when you open cmd prompt and flag it as unusual

>>107602144
just create a batch file

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>>107602333
>illegal
Kek, i was also told this after writing a .bat that shut down your computer and putting it on the school network drive.

>>107599887
I don't have space unfortunately even those G2k are pushing it. Also I don't live somewhere I have the freedom to blast loud music anyway

>>107600000
SPEAKER VICTORY
TOTAL /hpg/ DEATH

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>>107600354
It's more about bass extension and details than volume. You can listen quietly even with 8" speakers. Cheap full-range speakers (when there's only a woofer without a tweeter) are muddy. Those Edifiers aren't that small, actually. PreSonus in my example is just a few centimeters longer and thicker. iLoud Micro is even smaller than Edifiers in its footprint, but it's $300.

is there even a noticeable difference in the sub 50€ category?
Needed cheap speakers for my monitor so I bought the logitech z207. Wanted to go for pebbles but you can't connect them to the monitor.

>>107596408
After people would wrote everywhere even as monitor speakers they'd be fine I tried them but after 30 minutes I had to turn them off cause listening became unpleasant.