>we care about users' privacy>we don't scan your mail like stinky google>immediately detects confirmation code sent to your inbox and blocks your account
>>107821575>believing in privacy>2026you are already losing"privacy" as a concept was a political tool, nothing moreif you want privacy nowadays the best deal you will get is being on someones list that you know won't be shared aroundmy best bet is being on a list of russians and chinese because the western world already has my data
>>107822301>They literally gave mail access to authorities when askedstill pushing this lie, huh? how many years now have you been pushing it?
Insane amount of retardation ITT.
>>107823584show me your private email
>>107823527how the fuck would you even get a proton email then if it was your first email service?
>>107826540plagiarism is the highest form of compliment
I don’t see any masterpieces in that image.
>>107826540cosmic is nothing like gnome. it's a completely different DE you fucking shill moron.go bait somewhere else. maybe on /v/ where they fall for everything
>>107826540both suck though
>>107827382he cropped out the fruit, these are just the cheap copies.
What is this ssd size supposed to be?This is clearly not recular NVMe, right?(HP Elitebook 840)
>>107826825>However, the middle hole is for screwing down right?Yea, most likely one of two supported positions/sizes of m.2, with the hole right left of it being the other.>So what are the connectors on the right?Aren't they the actual contacts?
>>107827026If you gave us the exact model number (generation) we could tell you exactly what size it supports.
>>107827086Pretty sure that's an SD card reader
>>107827087It's the Elitebook 840With nothing added to it. Just Elitebook 840
>>107827135Anon, they all have a generation G1 through 10.
what is the modern obsession with adding charging circuits to everything? everything used to have a battery that you took out to charge. now every single glowstick and whirlygig has a charger built in and youre stuck with the shitty battery soldered to it.
>>107826988personally i use these. they take standard lion batteries. charge from usb, output power over usb and have 3V,5V,9V pads to solder to. if you're out you can both swap out the battery for a fresh one or plug it into usb charging. ive put it on my fpv drone tracking antenna system it powers the drone tracker and a raspberry pi i use to to convert tracking data.for electronics big enough to fit you should use these but for small/flat stuff like laptops/phones i kinda get why theyre going with nonstandard batteries. i think something like the fairphone headphones do it well to where its not a standard battery but you can easily swap it or mod it to use any li-ion battery.https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ASc8sa5O2ikhowever most things with Li Ion will have a battery last so long that plugging it in occasionally is no issue and hotswapping batteries would not be needed. and if you do run out you can always connect a battery bank and use it while charging. this often simplifies design as you dont need parts that open up where you can put batteries in/out that can have points of failure.
>>107826034How do you think this was done before vapes were invented?
>>107824201You had me at >whirlygig
>>107824239>toxic incendiary grenade
>>107826055>master charging station for all your cellsthats antisemetic
So what's the linux distro with the lowest number of indian devs?
>>107826281>install Garuda because it looks neat>runs like absolute ass>fifty different transparency effects on every window>find out it's entirely indian-developedI really need to look into the dev team before I install a distro
>>107826281The one you make yourself because it would only have 1 Indian dev.
>>107826281Pop!_OS. Its run and developed by System76 a company in Colorado. All white people no blue hairs. Solid plug n play Distro that >just werkswith little to no tweaking. I daily driver it and fedora and i actually like it more than fedora, especially for gaming.
>>107827403>Colorado>no blue hairsI guarantee they have troons and fags, they’re just smart enough to hide them.t. Denveranon
>>107827423>smart enough to hide the blue hairs>no streetshittersI think I'll take that, still
Is it worth to get into coding in 2026?I have zero experience with coding, and have no idea where to start nor what language to pick.
>>107824952Agreed. Honestly programming is fun and a great skill to have, but I'd go with engineering as well. I regret not studying electrical or mechanical engineering way back and opted for compsci which I didn't even finish, because I got a job in the field as a sysadmin and my career went from there. I am doing well now, but definitely regret it. Is it worth pursuing engineering in your 30s?
>>107825016I personally believe that it is worth pursuing an engineering degree AT ANY AGE and especialy worth pursuing one if you truly plan to go all the way by working in the field and aim for becoming licensed PE in that field as the ultimate goal. https://ncees.orgIf said engineering field DOES NOT have a PE designation, then no it is not engineering it is fake.
>>107820842this is the worst fucking advice ever, no one should follow it. learn to code and use AI to help you
>>107824952>treating devs like an expense that needs to be cut.Your fault for demanding 300k for writing 100 LOC a day and whining it's not 500k.
>>107820724Fuck off rajesh, we're full!
These services need to increase adoption to survive, but most users can't see what the cutting edge models are capable without paying upfronttraditionally this problem is resolved by trial periods or upfront free credits. There's a huge problem with this. There's a legion of millions of thirdworlders, mostly Indians, abusing free trials and credits bleeding these services dry of compute.I have a behind the scenes view of how bad this problem is. I know that it's costing one smaller company tens of millions of dollars, and I can extrapolate from that, that it's costing the industry billions. It's a huge problem and these companies don't know what to do. For every legitimate user free access brings in, there's ten users abusing it. Some companies are beginning to close out trial periods but their new users are falling off a cliff. They're fucked either way.
>>107826302normalize local models. these companies deserve to die
I use daily free computrons on huggingface but it's not worth the hassle of getting a paid account for a mere 8x increase of computrons.It's not worth the hassle of getting any paid service on the Internets until the yanks kill off Visa and Paypal.
>>107826302Jeets are always a liability. Even if they paid, it'd be on stolen cards (chargebacks), or they'll pay the subscription for one month using the entire villages accumulated wealth from 3 generations and then overuse the resource and actually not even make the company profit.
Why does Rust not have libraries?
>>107818973>apps
>>107827115that amounts to periodically memcmp'ing every physical page with every other, basically a glorified OS-level garbage collector, quite inefficient without some kind of hinting at leasthttps://docs.kernel.org/admin-guide/mm/ksm.html
>>107818973rust is predominantly copying from c++ in this area. Specifically the style of header only libraries, where everything is a templated function. C++ shitters invented the "unified build" where they compile their entire project as a single file, to *speed up* compilation time, because of the templated headers. Rust basically consists of taking c++ "best practices" (read braindead fucking retarded ideas) and codifies them in the compiler or build tool as the default.You can still have a shared object in rust, you just have to use the C ABI. Which is incidentally the "best practice" of what you should be doing in C++.
>>107826747>t's just C++ ... have unstable ABI.??c++ staying to a stable abi is why nothing is fixed in the standard.
>>107827010At least on windows you have copies of standard library for each major compiler version.
Why not?
I briefly considered using it because I had the image of based cnile boomers running the project, but apparently FreeBSD has a Code of Conduct.
>>107825900Which distro (or OS for that matter) actually has based cnile boomers running it then?
>>107826282the systemd-less projects all seem to resist the rot pretty effectivelyI guess you have to be pretty contrarian when you reject the systemd takeoveralso jfl, github even provides a 1-click solution to make a drive by CoC PRhttps://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/community
>>107809060You know they would have done it anyway, free code or not?
>>107808988Cause OpenBSD is better
>>107807281>let's rewrite in rust>because....BECAUSE WE JUST WILL, OK??!!?nah that's ok ill just use bash like i have for t he past 20 years
>>107807946this nigga mighty zesty
>>107806560that's why it's great, cuckboy
>>107827079Seething zsh cucks can't handle the truth that my fish shell is ready to accept input near instantly. Imagine sitting there like a cuck for a fifth of a second before you can even use your shell. Cuck behavior.
>>107827353What happens when you press ctrl-b?I'm not reading enough of fish's webtard manual to rewrite my zsh config, but for fish, and not have zle.https://pastebin.com/u/_Keyboard_Warrior/1/ZyeApBnvhttps://pastebin.com/abr9sgit
Let's be real here, x86 will be forgotten in 10 years.
>>107823946let's be real here, who cares>>107823982this. wake me up when it happens
x86 was an anomaly from better times, if arm win, you have to worry about the state of the world.
>>107824825>hope that arm machines will stay as open as they are right nowso not at all
>>107823995Architecture won't matter, since you WILL stream everything from "the cloud".
>>107823946maybe on laptops and might even minipcs, but certainly not on desktops.
Cloudflare refuse to block pirate sites
>>107822403You're one of the bad ones, yehudi.
>>107821199>Copyright laws are WhiteCopyright laws are the most jewish and capitalist that ever could be.
>>107821496cool response. Dunno how anyone reads white text on black background i am seeing stripes everywhere now my monitor's a fucking zebra atm
>>107821838you can't fine a company that doesn't operate in your country.russia has fined american defense corporation trillions of dollarsdoes that matter?
>>107821496America can no longer be trusted and banning X in Europe is the right thing
previous: >>107813965#define __NR_poll 7so early on, and we're already breaking into async operations. poll is quite exciting! it makes use of signals, timespecs, and structs with varying definitions. it's a good example of how linux had modernized over the yearsrelevant resources:man manman syscallshttps://man7.org/linux/man-pages/https://linux.die.net/man/https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/https://elixir.bootlin.com/musl/https://elixir.bootlin.com/glibc/
#define __NR_poll 7
man man
man syscalls
>>107824810>posix only softwareuse case?
>>107824813>you should kill yourselfI won't.>>107824940Portability.
>>107824813be nice
#define __NR_lstat 6
>>107827400:)
Thank you xi
>>107826843>>107826849jeets or bots
>>107826873wumao spotted
>>107826843Their hardware design and branding is gaudy though. Chinese sensibilities are horrible.
>>107826887projection
>>107826888It's because their design language is informed by what they think Western customers want, but their view of the West is so tightly controlled and filtered that they always get it a bit wrong. And I think they visually can't process fonts the same way we do since their alphabet doesn't allow nearly as much freedom
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