>>107598244
wtf is this ral?

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>he isn't capped on ram

>>107597976
Krita + Gimp

>>107597976
https://www.affinity.studio/

Pretty much the most viable alternative you'll find to Photoshop these days.

>>107595411
That was just a coincidence.

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>>107594290
hi my name is protesilaos also know as prot

>>107597419
That transformation from 2020 to 2021 makes me think that he managed to avoid the clot shot. (I don't know, but I hope.)

>>107580801
>Having that hline present is important, because it prevents the header from being interpreted as raw data by future computations that use the table as an input.
It's also important if you want to do org-sort on a column.

>>107583503
>See for yourself.
just tried it and i don't see the problem. maybe i'm underutilizing org-roam's backlinking capabilities

>>107597849
Bhop and surf were tryhard already n csgo.


>>107597887
It's about maps being too complex to create without a team. And if you have to spend a lot of time just for a map, it's more reasonable to make your own game. After the legal drama of og dota vs blizzard vs steams dota2, nobody competent wants to do work for free.
And then it's obvious that esports killed gaming for fun outside of the hyper casual "comfy games" and normie aaa interactive movies.

>>107598169
>It's about maps being too complex to create without a team
This is a very good point actually, everything takes more work when it comes to graphic design. On the other hand, coding is easier today than ever.

>nobody competent wants to do work for free
Good point again, in fact this is just not in gaming but in internet in general like zoomers don't even know what the older generations feel nostalgia for, the early internet era where people just did shit for fun and not for profit.
That nobody was "building their brand" or "getting that paper" people were just making things they thought were cool, and there were no "youtubers" doing it as a career but just people posting videos for fun.
When internet entered its turbocapitalism era all of that does seem so far away now and indeed the new generations that would make these things, as often the projects would be started by people in their teens that have a lot of time yet not much responsibilities, well today's teens are looking into their "influencer career" or "flipping those cryptos" instead.

That being said even though I hate the world today, I can't exactly blame the kids either, all they've seen is this hyper-commercialized version of internet and they just go with it, not to mention that during the early internet era of 90s-early 00s, the economic future of the West still looked solid and people had very different attitude about life overall like people didnt worry too much about "making that paper" they didnt think that if they did some "free work" now they wouldnt be able to afford a house in the future that every single waking second must be monetized just to survive

>>107598061
Based I'll have to keep an eye on this.

>>107598400
It's in public playtest, you just add it to your stream library

>>107596243
I just miss classic deathmatch. Free for all sucks, it's too chaotic for the map size. I always end up getting killed by some random guy spawning behind me.

>>107598417
hideous

>>107598453
Looks nice on a OLED poorfag

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mods we've round up the phoneposters, do your work

>>107598471
>no grid
hideous

>>107598417
Looks awful. Text is just one big pile of trash. No separation of important/unimportant info. Who designed this mess?

>>107596013
>shartroons are indians

>>107595480
lol why do you think we will stop getting more internet so fast in the future?? the chart will continue to go up not to go flat.

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>>107595480

It's simple, we kill ALL Indian Hindu rape rats, including their ugly inbred babies. Until based chads start googling "Hindu temples near me" and doing what must be done to save human civilization, we are going to see country after country fall to the Hindu rape rats.

>2 billion - Indian Hindu rape rats living in India
>25 million - new inbred, ugly little cockroaches (65% male) are shat out every year, 3 times China's breeding rate
>50 million - Indian Hindu rape rats have already migrated out of India permanently (next biggest diaspora are Mexicans at a distant 10 million)
https://www.statista.com/topics/13150/indian-diaspora/
>10 million - Indian Hindu rape rats leaving India each year (2025 migration rate)
>250 MILLION - number of Hindu male rape rats the Indian government is trying to send out into the world permanently, mostly targeting the west and rich countries - by 2050
https://x.com/amandalouise416/status/1929362235048231402
>10 million - new jobs per year are needed to keep India's unemployment rate stable
>50,000 - the number of jobs India actually creates each year
>100,000 - the number of Hindu rape rats born every single day in India (65% males)
>1 - the rank of the Indian Hindu rape rats as migrant invaders, all over the world; And their rank for breeding rate, population size, and inbreeding; And their rank for child rape, child marriage, incest, gang rape, animal rape, rape rape:

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>>107597861

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>range ban everything that isn't United States and Japan
>Require all user interaction happen in either English or Japanese
>my forum is suddenly usable again
Best thing I ever did.

>>107597503
Do not let Dr. Pepper touch your genitals, he is not a real doctor.

>>107587433
yeah man for whatever reason those nipps make it very damn difficult but there's a few strategies. i normally would not post such a link here but it's very useful and far easier than me typing everything out myself.
https://www.reddit.com/r/NPB/wiki/index/#wiki_how_to_watch_japanese_games.3F

short answer is yes; but relatively tedious

>>107555829
>yeah i know it's a reddit setup,
It fits because battlestation is a reddit term. Imagine calling your PC a battlestation. LOL, cringe!

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>>107595846
Its a regular one, can't really afford the touch, but from my experience with mobile tablet, touch activate too much when I have my palm on it, but if you are one of those real ones that draws having your palm off the screen then you'll have a good time.

I had a 16 for a long time, and its kind of touch and go (I had the issue where it'll periodically lose signal) but now pro-pen 3 just feel more reliable in general. They finally have a sensible output, but its idiotic for them to use mini-HDMI ports but not include the cable in the box. This particular model will require at least two cable coming out of it if you have Thunderbolt. It needs 100 watts of power so it have a separate power cable and thunderbolt for monitor and data.

Since I have a typical AM4 built, I still need to use a hdmi to mini-hdmi cable, but not having the whole "3-in-1" cable they used to use makes cable management a lot better because power had to go a different area.
Its big and really heavy, like 11lbs, so really locks down what type of desk arrangement you can have

however, its size is a real luxury because you can actually include color management and additional navigation elements on the screen along side typical tool palettes. Although I'll be honest I don't use as much of its real-estate to draw as I had hope, so I think a 16 might be a more practical size. I think Movink is smaller than that, but its a real one-cable experience if you have thunderbolt.

in summery;

1. its big, heavy, size is luxurious but more than I needed,
2. require mini-hdmi cable purchase separately if you don't have thunderbolt.
3. good color and resolution, but only 60 hertz

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>>107597616
i'm gonna triangularize your position

>>107598423
marketed as having higher endurance

>>107598423
Legit ones have 2-bit MLC NAND which tolerates 100F+ temps like next to an oven but most are fakes.

>industrial equipment using microSD storage

Sometimes is just because companies can buy 100-1000s of them at a time and they come packaged in bulk instead of individually. sometimes they are the same thing as normal consumer SD cards.

>>107596377
SAAAAAAR DELET THIS NOW YOU BLOODY BASTARD BLOODY

>>107595660
wdym? option doesn't exist...

Impression eyes is the fastest to launch and render from what I've tried, so I use that.

>>107592556
Not at all, I was just taking the piss, as feh failed to suit my needs as a wallpaper application and made me recompile gtk2 and nitrogen. I'm using mpv out of anger to preview images.
>>107594678
It is very slow, and feh/sxiv/similar will load much faster, however loading whole directories into mpv is convenient. Using a wrapper for mpv that takes a filename as an argument and passes it to mpv --pause (and some other options), as the preview command for fzf, the wrapper also checks for the previous pidfile, removes it if it exists, and creates a new one, so that each time I press up or down in fzf, it opens a new image or video to preview. It takes a long time for mpv to open, though. The larger the image, the longer it takes.

>>107592556
https://pastebin.com/uhFu2fbf
Here's the wrapper script.

>>107595992
>improving performance of a game
why are you talking as if that performance improvement is generalized and not only targetting *your preferred corporation*?
>i like to see my preferred corporation "win" while us as consumers lose
you are beyond retardation, why do you enjoy sucking on a billionaire's cock so much?

>>107596042
Is it really too much to ask to have nu4chan users actually read and comprehend what they're responding to instead of posting some vitriolic bullshit that outs them as having no clue what they're responding to?

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Does anyone else have this issue where you cannot hide the Nvidia tray icon anymore? I keep disabling it but it comes back after every reboot, every wake from sleep and every UAC prompt and sometimes randomly as well

>>107596557
yup, and i disabled every freaking service!

>>107596557
its a known issue if you read the update.

>>107595631
SAAR IT'S JUST TIP

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Has anyone figured out whomtve is behind the constant anti Firefox spam yet? These threads have a wumao feeling to them but I don't remember Mozilla ever saying anything against China so idk maybe it's just some autist.

>>107596449
same but i used the maxthon browser in the very beginning. anyone remember it?

>>107595631
>just gotta accept the fact that 99.9%
Is that a fact, tho?
And even if it is, can you actually make me accept it?
More importantly, you should be questioning how this came to be.

>the modern net was designed with google chrome in mind
HTTP is only a tiny chunk of 'the net'... As chrome can't actually do... most of that, what makes you think it was designed for chrome?
Just because all the internet is to *you* is a few shitty websites, doesn't mean that's all it is...

>>107596467
>The internet no longer really exists.
Oh. It does.
There's just shit all in the way. The desperate grab for monetisation in the 90's normalised the enshittification process what has just accelerated and intensified.
All these artificially imposed layers don't actually *need* to be there...

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So what? Other browsers still work fine even if web designers don't bother testing with them. There's no way I'm using Chrome as anything other than a containment zone.

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>>107595374
>FOSS uses voluntary contracts like the GPL3 anyone can enter or leave at any time, FOSS critiques the Government's patent mopoly and peacefully builds alternative systems, small buisness owners can power their companies with it. I wonder what side FOSS is really on?

And they accept and recognize capitalist rights, don't directly attack and try to dismantle big tech and end up being minority players in a capitalist hellscape

>>107592788
Because in its core its an altruism based ideology.
The result of it is that some people feel entitled to the givs and demand from you to work for free.


No problem anon you always learn something new.

>>107592788
>Why do some people compare FOSS to Marx/communism
They're retards. Next question.

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>>107596210
>marx doesnt really explain shit on how to get to communism

I know he barely wrote about communism's end result but we have clues. He described it as a stateless classless society without a division of labor. But he does explain partially how to get there. We know he called for a shift of class consciousness to get people to realize the great battle of workers vs bosses, unite and for workers to seize control of the GOVERNMENT then use state force. Where he was not clear Lenin took over with a vanguard interpretation. I agree Lenin wasn't following him 100%

Also why would Proudhon, Bakunin and others critique Marx for a centralized state leading to authoritarianism, why would Tucker say Marx was an ally of equality but very strong foe of liberty? The soviet union proved it was a hell.

The reason I disagree with you on [not explaining shit on how to get to communism] is

Wikipedia: The phrase "dictatorship of the proletariat" was first used by Karl Marx in a
series of articles which were later republished as The Class Struggle in
France 1848–1850.^[7] The term dictatorship indicates full control of the
means of production by the state apparatus.

>he fucking rejected the good vs bad narr

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Marx barely wrote about a communist utopia for the same stupid ass reason the Christian bible barely describe heaven in detail. Heaven is frequently mentioned in the bible but rarely described what its like there and the pleasures in it about it. At least Buddhist fleshed out their heaven realms leaving less to the imagination. But Buddhist don't view heaven as an ultimate escape from Samsara

My point is whenever flamboyant politically motivated college students day dream. They imagine the perfect luxury society which they don't have words for. They just loosely describe it with blissful emotions where everything is free, everyone lives in harmony without war and has universal education free government healthcare and not to mention "conquering the oppressive white patriarchical cis gender heteronormative system" Glossing over real world conflict and ignoring the natural world's clues on why society is a mess. Instead just blame it all on capitalism and say the alternative communism is a loose fairy magic enchanted land of pleasure. Marx was doing the same thing with communism with his end of history story or with that anti division of labor quote where he talks about someone post utopia hunting in the morning, fishing in the evening and rearing cattle in the afternoon. I believe the division of labor is the natural result of humans moving to agricultural societies from hunter gatherer and realizing some people are better at certain skills and dividing labor = better survival. But instead Marx thinks its exploitation and oppression. In example I am skilled at image processing with GEGL I don't have a fucking clue how to take care of farm animals and if I did I'd need to put 100s of hours of work to learn how to do it sufficently.

Perhaps black Luke Smith alt name Thought Criminal will show up one day and teach me how to raise and breed chickens and I will teach him how to make GIMP plugins and shitpost on /g/ like a champ

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>Yeah I use OLED, how'd you know?

>>107597435
>yeah i frequent reddit and misconstrue image retention after having the screen on for 2 days as burn in because i can't afford oled, how do you know?

>>107592604
Basically, to get you to buy more more often. VRR is a poorly implemented technology, so you really have two choices:
Invest heavily into this technology with a $700+ monitor or buy a cheap $200 monitor.
With either option you're getting flawed tech that will make marginal improvements over the next few years. The heavy investors won't check for a few years, unless theres a huge leap, but its a nice $700 chunk. The cheapie poors are the ones that will sustain the manufacturer's business model of year after year purchases.
Alll this eventually will disappear once they figure out subscription based performance features like VRR 3.7, AMD Local Dimming Plus, or whatever else these whores want to lock behind an internet connection and sub.

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>>107592604
>Why did monitor tech get so bad in the past 5 years?
What do you mean? OLED has gotten actually cheaper and with plenty of options for the average tard.

>>$500-$1000 for OLED and deal with burn in, text fringing and flickering
Truly said like someone never actually used OLEDs and just believes memes parroted by others.

>>107594197
crts still have phosphor trail/smearing, youve clearly never owned one. it fucking sucks dick ass for taiko for example

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this is the most beautiful, cohesive stock linux experience and it's not even close.

>>107598309
i get pissed off just looking at it because the general shape and likeliness is that of windows 11

>>107598326
i don't think that's a bad thing. i think visually windows is usually very polished, at least on a surface level. but i can see how people might not like that

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>>107596931

I don’t get it either. Are people concerned about getting sued

>Always hideous af fonts
>Awkward looking clock

Mint is the only one that looks serviceable but it’s 2010 aesthetic is already 16 years old.

>>107598295
>a nerd version of a hipster
Why is that your conclusion? It just looks minimalist to me.

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I do thoughbeit.

>>107598052
haha OP I love froggo XD

>>107598229
brr brr patapim tralalero tralala

>>107598344
owo