>>107975858

dear sir or madam thinkcenter is desktop

>>107994171
>which you can install through winget via asheroto's winget-install script.
Can you not install programs normally in win 10 anymore?

>>107994700
It goes without saying, you can

>>107994713
Why do people always talk about these scripts then? I'm honestly afraid to switch because I expect some cell phone app store shit.

>>107994866
because they are easy to automate, when I had to do two windows installs a day at my previous job, it was much easier to have winget uninstall a bunch of shit and install a bunch of shit, I don't want to sit there and babysit a bunch of Next -> Next -> next -> finish prompts

>>107994717
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/keynote-design-presentations/id361285480

>>107994330
>Big new version of software comes out
>You have to pay for it
How is this any different than going from Office 2007 to 2010, or Adobe CS5 to CS6?
This sort of faggotry leads to subscription services.

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>>107994831
it's not, but don't let the wintoddlers or droidjeets know that.

>VERY GOOD VALUE SARS

>>107994762
>In-App purchases
w-what?

>>107994625
what did the gAI generate as presenter notes for that empty template slide?

>>107992605
>>107992446
It's alt-0151, and many people insert them manually—retards.

>>107994709
No they don't, they use --

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Also since apparently nobody can remember the past at all, the 'house style' of ChatGPT etc. comes directly from professional copywriting, where this style was the norm for many years. Any time you read a public statement from a business, particularly one that was dealing with a public relations disaster, you would encounter this very conventional professional style of writing.

Word processors automatically replace double dashes with em dashes, and a LOT of people use word processors to prepare documents like this.

With all that said, it could be AI. But there is no clear "tell" here beyond the em dash, which in this context is hardly a tell at all. The em dash is a common piece of punctuation which has only gradually fallen out of favour in the computer era. Open any book and there's a better than 50/50 chance you'll find them, depending on whether that writer is more fond of semicolons. I opened the book in front of me on my desk as a sanity check on this one, and the very first page I opened to has one. If you follow literate types on twitter, or read blogs of a more literate bent, you will find em dashes there too. That's because they know the em dash is indispensible punctuation, and it looks sloppy having a break between two short dashes.

>>107994792
You don't know what everyone else in the world does. I actually have a fn macro on my Typface to insert an em dash when I press fn + dash (because I can't get used to the left-hand numpad).

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>>107993429
don't you tempt me with a good time

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>>107994872
cummawn mweesiter
not just us, not just us
but, but
these transition phrases are peak AI

>>107952779
>>107952887
Let's see them get Browned.

>>107992994
I want to save videos locally and the pastebin I used to yt-dlp isn't in these threads anymore.

>>107993092
Never mind, it's on the arch wiki

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>>107991623
Mate please

>>107993250
>be anon
>post a pic with a bunch of keyboard names in response to question about girls
What does anon mean by this?

>>107977292
Yet

>>107984146
>Because if they were, they would have been charged.
>he believes in absolute law

>>107991507
That isn't a reaction that makes sense alone. Obviously punching the car does nothing to hurt it or the driver. That's the whole thing in question in this line of replies.

You are driving through a tight residential street with a deadly weapon. Throw the driver in jail for a year for endangerment.

>>107977140
That likely Hispanic nigger was driving way too fast in a tight residential road.
That dash cam might have incriminated him lmao

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>>107990929
Welcome to 1994.

>>107993783
Apple Kings win again

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>>107990929
but I've had this since launch...

battery percentage on the taskbar when?

>>107990929
>>107990946
It uses more power because it uses a more precise event timer which affects CPU polling.

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Did you know Picts may undergo the spontaneous fission when dropped?

>>107994269
>Higher numbers means better
Not always and if there has been a performance competition, you'd lose bigly.

>>107994316
yeah those were the trve goats

>>107985579
/thread

>>107991388
revisionist retard, 98 was so shit that MS made 98SE, and you forgot Windows 2000.

>>107994550
>98 was so shit that MS made 98SE
The SE to 98 is what SP2 was Vista.
>and you forgot Windows 2000
I did? You're giving me too much credit.

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>>107947567
>Lastly, a “Planet” website for Guix is now available at https://planet.guix.gnu.org. It aggregates blogs from various Guix hackers and contributors to bring you the latest and greatest in Guix news.
Pretty gud

So, I see org-roam-ui hasn't been updated in years. Is there a successor package?

Is there a decent UI framework for scheme or lisp? I'm looking for something like tcl/tk, but all I can find are just bindings to other toolkits. Obviously emacs exists, but it's not really what I'm looking for either being both exceptionally limited and complex at the same time.

>>107994769
there's ltk for common lisp

>>107861028
>they don't call it lithp
ngmi

I bought one, it arrived in a non-functional state. This is a recurring problem I have when buying monitors, so I won't try again until mine dies.

>>107982613
Eh. I like my current monitors. I wouldn't know what to do with them if I were to buy new ones. Putting them up on craigslist seems like a pain.

dont worry /g/ I'm sure microLED is at most 2 years away like you said in 2017

phones are disposable. I am not going back to a burn-in technology for a desktop monitor ever.

>>107993610
>>107994447
I could use a 16:10 1440p 32 inch monitor that is flat. I hope more 16:10s show up

Or just have cameras installed already where the alarms are with motion detection

>>107994759
This is already a thing and it's way more expensive than just having cameras set up. If you're a large corporate campus it makes more sense though but it never makes sense for residential or single building businesses.

>>107994781
Is not just that, if something goes off outside, or the neighbour's alarm sounds, or if you just want to check stuff out.
Is kind of cool and convenient to be able to fly something with a camera out of your house while sitting in your desk.

>>107994789
If it could be made cheaper people would buy it for sure.

Are there any good free vpn's? Cba paying extra to use the internet

>>107991986
>free

>>107992102
and what exactly do you think a vpn is going to do to protect you?
all they do is relay your traffic
>what about military-grade encryption?
tls, used in https, is also military-grade encryption

>>107991963
I use proton's free vpns. You can get a configfile and use it with wg-quick on linuy. Speed is excellent. No kyc.

Isn't TOR a vpn with extra steps?

>>107994254
it's white subhumans larping as systems programmer by (falsely) rejecting abstractions, design patterns and any kind of PL theory because it makes the code unreadable for those who only read 200 pages of K&R C book from '88 and this site is filled with jobless neet whites that know nothing but to complain about muh Indians and trannies. kill the mayoskins and the quality of this site gets 5x better

>>107984352
C was once seen as incredibly slow, a language nobody would use for performant code
then compilers improved* and C is seen as fast
t. my dad started out with fortran punched cards

* your computer is not a fast PDP-11; C is not 1:1 assembly

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>>107984895
>>107985502
>>107986234
>>107994275

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>>107984352
>>107994615
>>107994570
>>107994254

>>107994618
it's not worth explaining to plebs that malloc and free exist

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>>107994028
The average lifespan of someone who made it to adulthood was 60 years in 1850. And people were living in way more miserable crowded conditions at the start of the Industrial Revolution than they were in the Middle Ages.

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People dont understand how much AI will replace humans,

2040 unemployment rate world wide will be 80%

2050 it will be nearly 95%

in 5 yeras there is not a single job that humans can do with Computer better than AI

>>107994059
So the people who didn't make it to adulthood don't count as having had a shorter life expectancy? "if you just don't die, you live"?
also your figures are skewed by the aristocracy living significantly longer than the working man. In the early 1800s if a working class man reached 18 he could expect an average of about 20 more years, while an aristocrat could average about 35 more.

>>107994211
Feels good to have a job not done by computers and that can't be done by bipedal robutts

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>>107973363
I got an internship close to home, I can stop crying seething now

>>107991751
For whom? You?
You do not matter

>>107993503
NTA...
But quite literally everyone with a tarphone in their pocket, beacuse they rewarded it with purchase, they established the 'normality' of not being able to control your device, with emphisis on those who still haven't realised how restricted they are with this device.

yeah it is the big sad

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>>107991751
FTFY

>>107994643
you guys get ads?