>>107592838
The linux kernel makes extensive use of both pools and ring buffers

>>107580833
You say it like people here don't shit on quite literally everything the immediate moment it fucks up.

>>107581090
Kek
>>107581362
C does what it does without any major compromise, while rust pretends to do it right then goes "use unsafe bro" for the actually important parts.
>>107581479
Rust goes from okay to pointless when it comes to interacting with anything external that's not also rust code, which just so happens to be the entireity of the kernels job.

>>107580756
should i use linux kernel lts to daily drive?

>>107592996
>C does what it does
Rust also does what it does.

You know you can just keep both installed right?

>imagine being at computers
done.

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>needs ear piercing chink harmans
>calls everyone else deaf
>blames the bass

still waiting for an actual logically consistent reply to >>107589186

>>107592862
Still waiting for a screenshot.

Asking an amptard to show his EQ is as hopeless as asking chatgpt to show a measurement.

asking a lineoutschizo to hold a logically consistent viewpoint is as hopeless as him having sex

>>107563175
I used to work as a full-stack developer for a start-up and I did both React and FastAPI on WSL2 because it counts as Ubuntu. Feels good.

>>107589584
This is a friendly thread. Your not allowed to say rude things.

Anyone got windows 10 ltsc to work on the asus g14 released in 2025?

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>>107592386

I'm setting up a windows 10 PC for my grandma, and I want to atleast do a LITTLE debloat/detelemetry for her.

Should I use shutup10 or privacy.sexy?
She's not going to be doing much on it but email, writing and photos.

>>107592361
>>2017 Sony 4K TV
>VRR wasn't really a thing back then, or only for the very high end.
Try forcing it with CRU, I've gotten it to work on several, even budget, TVs from the end of the last decade.
I have a Apple Cinema Display from 2005 that even support VRR if you manually configure it with CRU.

>Still debating going with OLED or not
Depends, I've ran a OLED TV as a monitor for over 3000 hours now, zero burn in and it's a magnificent display.
If you can afford it, I'd go for it, but if burn in bothers you too much, yeah a *good* MiniLED display is fine too.

>Browsing Google on an OLED aggressively dimming everything on fucking google feels like a bad joke.
You would never use it for desktop use at 100% emitter brightness anyways, maybe 25% max, only use 100% for games and movies/media.

>Fuck BBC lovers, BWC is where it's supposed to be.
The white are very white too, like "my eyes hurt when looking at the sun in this game with HDR".

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>>107592415
>CRU
Holy shit, thanks anon, it looks like it worked. I never really used CRU other than trying to force my TV into 120Hz @1080p mode a few years ago, which works but with a few caveats.
Anyway, I made a custom 40-60Hz range, my AMD drivers detected the change and seemingly agrees with it. I'll try in-game, but before I forget or the thread dies, is the CRU parameter "definitive", or do I have to redo it everytime I restart my PC?

>>107573980
VLC

>>107584630
It depends how complicated your config is. From the top of my head you need to look out for path separators (;:) since they're not cross compatible, some obvious hwdec options being platform exclusive as well as some window placement options behaving differently if they're not outright Windows only. Same goes for moving a Linux config to Windows.

Is zewia sizumam?

>>107591296
>5 points has been added to your social credit score

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>>107591524
the American psyops are too powerful it seems

here's your privacy bro
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fshsk8MCAf4

>>107591296
I don't want them to have my data. Who knows what they would do with it. Maybe they would try to hack into my online banking account.
>If you live in the west you should be more worried about the local data collection companies and local governments.
The way I see it, some countries in the world are more democratic, and others are more autocratic/tyrannical. The latter are less likely to care about things like human rights laws, or laws in general. So I trust the former more. I guess for me it's a lesser-of-two-evils question. But yes, excessive data collection by companies or any government is something you should watch out for, no matter which country it is.

>>107587974
>someone could hack it and drive your roomba around
It is far from noiseless, I would immediately hear if it started trundling around.

>>107586730
So Copperhead was basically set up as an LLC. Daniel Micay was the lead dev, James Donaldson was the CEO. James started doing some shady deals, Daniel sperged out and revoked all the keys, killing the original project. He then started Graphene. Daniel is a massive sperg and a drama queen, but up to this point there are no reasons to question his integrity.

>>107586683
>also rarely every notices
Don't you just hate it when they rarely every notice? Fiends!

>>107586671
Droid-ify user here. How fucked am I?

>>107592842
I don't know, I treat f-droid like distros, I want to be as close to upstream as possible. So do you want to daily drive Arch or CachyOS?
>Then just get the apks.
no, some apps arent even packaged, just like on linux, distro maintainer have to package them.

>>107586674
fpbp

>>107585119
People say Brits aren't allowed weapons when we have dozens of these things in our houses

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>>107585119
this and every other plug design gets absolutely mogged by the F
>symmetrical so you can plug it in upside down if you want to
>the grounding contacts keep the plug firmly in place
>recessed thus allowing the plug to keep a low profile
>not ugly

>>107586324
>why yes, I do like to make my morning smoothie in an industrial cement mixer

>>107592379
> recessed
I love having a hideous axe wound in the wall.

>>107586179
Funny, I went to the states and the plug fell out of the socket constantly. US design is actually shit.
Plus I had to wait 45 minutes for the coffee machine to make me a brew.

>>107584897
Ublock lite has been reliable for me so far. About 95% of as good as the original.

>>107588099
>>107588739
good morning sirs.

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>>107584897
Brave just works.

>>107592457
It doesn't tho, you have to wait for filter updates the same way you do on uBO Lite :)

>>107589675
https://github.com/henrypp/chrlauncher

>>107592040
Which driver version is best tho?

>>107592117
566.36

>>107591889
this is what happens when you rely on game specific optimizations to make your gpu perform good on every game
and it's one of the key reasons it's so hard to compete in this space when starting from scratch
this behaviour should be made illegal.
>dev makes shitty game that runs at 20 fps
>ngreedia/amd just add a bunch more lines of code to their driver to compensate
>repeat for 20 years
>you now have gigabytes of bloated mess
>new gpu brand enters the market (intel arc)
>all games run like shit on it except newer ones where they will also go in and manually optimize
>nobody buys *new gpu brand*
rinse and repeat, fuck ngreedia and fuck amd, fuck intel too for entertaining this I guess.

>>107592127
the last white mans driver. it will become legendary

>>107591881
no thanks, my system is working without issues

>>107589130
In the catalog? Hold shift and click the thread(s) you want to hide.

>>107589089
You were doing something retarded if your company noticed. Either creating crazy high system load somehow or, most likely, getting infringement notices sent for your IP.

>>107589031
Because they put the fast ones on the CPU for latency reduction, and CPU hosted PCIe lanes are expensive. SLI was always a scam anyway.

>>107567084
I have a huge library of audiobooks and podcasts, unfortunately I don't have much space. What's the right step if I want to keep my collection and at the same time free space? What's the equivalent of converting your .png images to .avif?

>>107592080
unrelated to your question but I'm surprised mozilla haven't removed this user-friendly feature, or being able to hold shift and always get the real right-click menu.
considering other user-friendly features they've removed, like being able to run unsigned addons or modify request headers and resend them. anyone else remember that there was such a button in F12 before?
i'm just salty about features being removed from firefox. FTP protocol? gone (why?). compact theme? gone (why?). view page source? now requires a re-request of the web page instead of just giving you the source code of the page you have open (why?). want to use the old tabs instead of bubbles at the top, well you can't (why?). want to use userChrome.css? need to modify about:config (why?). and why the flying fuck does about:config still not have descriptions for the variables? they obviously have descriptions somewhere, even if comments in the source code, just put them in about:config already (why not?).
feels like i'm forgetting something important that mozilla removed from firefox for no reason. (i'm not thinking of npapi or the old xul addon system.)

>>107590742
It's never too late when it comes to getting rid of niggers.

>>107590567
My brother in Christ. I'm a macfag too, it doens't take a troon(ix) to notice bait. But my mac is pretty trooned out with aerospace and what not trooniness

>>107589412
>I still prefer fedora because it just looks nicer.
yea that sounds like something a macos user would say

>bros

>>107589412
>I'm bicurious

>>107592586
does the original feature get remapped or something?

>>107592941
No, it kinda looks like it fell through the cracks and they forgot about it. When I looked into it, Info-history-back-menu wasn't bound to anything.

>>107592903
>defining
describing*

>>107592360
Merge with main, naoww

>>107592951
info devs are not emacs devs, so they wouldn't know the changes that have been made against emacs throughout the years
so it makes sense