>>107992850
Orion is run by 1 guy and it's hold together by hope and dreams.

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>>107994133
Oh no. Anyway.

>>107992850
Why is there a horse

>>107992850
yeah, you haven't even tried majority of them
Orion is "amazing" maybe in idea itself, but that browser is quite far from being stable/usable

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>>107992850
How about you go make your own opinion you stupid fucking zogbot lmao

cool device but expensive

>>107988611
omegalul

>>107988611
what is the problem if its mainline linux?

wow this would have been amazing before nvme prices doubled

here's the mainline support for this chip:
https://gitlab.collabora.com/mediatek/aiot/wiki/-/blob/main/mainline-status.md

>>107994060
no matter how harrowingly retarded /g/ gets, frogniggers will always consistently make threads 20iq points below the rest of the board

No...

Now you see it wasn't that bad he froggy?
Using 11 since 2011 and never had any issue.

>>107979528
>requires hardware from 20 years ago

lol

>>107989083
Why use a honeypot site outside of your VM?

>>107991821
>honeypot
>implies there's any honey at all
Can't draw blood from a stone.

>>107979413
Why would you need anything else?

>>107988613
>joke on desktop
There were some attempts to make various flavors of BSD that worked as functional desktops, and they just never went anywhere. PC-BSD etc.

>>107988798
There were some other variants of Unix similar to Solaris but for specific companies. I think HP had one, maybe IBM too

>>107993279
>TempleOS was made by one single schizo, now imagine what we all together we could make.
People on /g/ who still use Windows can't make shit.

>>107993279
>Until when
SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAR

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>>107993279
>ITempleOS was made by one single schizo
i tried running templeos on a virtual machine. it. looks. UGLY. the text is gross, i nearly vomited

>>107975976
in OCaml this is just

open Out_channel
open Printf
let (<<) out c = output_char out c; out
let endl  = '\n'
let let1 = 'H'
let let12 = 'e'
let let13 = 'l'
let let14 = 'l'
let let15 = 'o'
let let16 = ' '
let let17 = 'w'
let let18 = 'o'
let let19 = 'r'

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cute thread /g/

>>107975976
fuck you.

>>107975976
I know this is fake, but it legitimately made me laugh.

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>>107975976
Respect

>>107991033
what did she mean by this?

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>>107991033
>you spreaded seed?
The Gods Commanded that it Be So

>>107991033
>>>/x/

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q is still a thing huh

>>107991130
Radeon is only worth it if your time is free

>>107985693
This but I wish that I bought an ASUS Prime RTX 5070 when it was 600 euro.

>>107991119
TF2 should be able to run on a 7870 with flying colors, nevermind a 7800 XT.

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>>107993830
I panic bought one when the price jumped from 620 to 630 and 2 days later it dropped back to 600
it's not much more but I'm still mad, even when I try to do the right thing I have to get fucked somehow

>>107985914
You heard completely wrong, then. My Gaming OC version (that I got for $599) has 3x 8-pin connectors. Been running it on a 650w PSU since launch with no issues.

>>107993042
More like Hyderaworse.

>>107986439
yeah it's especially helpful nowadays when idiots make non-intuitive road layouts

>>107992050
I'd love to have a more comprehensive understanding of what the my town was like 30-50yrs ago
desu never bothered looking for footage

>>107987695
>>107991585
sorry i dont speak thirdie

>>107992163
and gain what?

>>107983448
based if true

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>>107983448
>says the source is from telegraph
>posts a substack article
The most I could find on Telegraph was this.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/01/28/banned-chinese-mobile-firm-linked-spying-starmer-summit/

>>107983448
>A Palantir is a dangerous tool, Saar US man.
>Why? Why should we fear to use it?
>They are not all accounted for, the TOR exit nodes. We do not know who else may be watching!

>someone else broke the story
>read about it on my substack
people on twitter need to be sealed off from the rest of humanity

>>107983448
>using two old cisco vulnerabilities that got patched years ago
nothingburger, one off occurrence
the chicoms got lucky

>>107988993
this

>>107987721
>t.

>>107989413
And you will fail.
I think more people should have tried harder back in the day, but realistically it's inevitable to reach it , the *best* you can hope for is to push it back a decade or two.
The problem exists outside of the scope of the internet, it's at the human layer and you're not going to be able to easily absent that. It's only time before someone thinks: I can make money orfa that....

>>107991074
So, not an internet, an intranet.
Fuck off back to /pol where such lack of thought belongs.

>>107987153
>What do you tell people
You don't.
You show them.
You're only going back to 1984. You pull a phone out of your pocket you're not going to be burned for witchcraft....
Use that to demonstrate the pace of advance, then use it to demonstrate how little control the hand computer affords the user compared to a laptop.
Make sure they are very aware it's the average everyday joe on the street accepting it that made it possible.

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>>107987153
I'd get more people on BeOS.

>>107991711
what do i use instead? i just care about it working idc what company or site. would bing work best or Yandex or what?

>>107991711
Fuck you and fuck your soijack thread

Thinly veiled anti-Bharat thread, gtfo /pol/tard.

>>107991742
not op but it just has to BELIEVE what it's seeing could infringe upon personal privacy or be something illegal, it doesn't need to be true.

i love that i hate hate video, shit's so cash

>>107991270
opencode depends a lot on the model to tool call with any reasonable success, a lot of models that were free last month are gone from their default provider now, so you either need to have 96gb+ ram and an expensive 4000 or 5000s card with enough vram to use a decent local model shell out hundreds of dollars in token fees every month.

>>107991222
should have used emacs

>>107991893
>the user has to be an experienced programmer, the shatbot is no substitute for competency

It's what I observed after experimenting with LLMs as well: they can spot mistakes, provide implementation based on existing code draft or detailed description, but they won't help getting a coherent architecture for your software. Unless you specifically ask for it or follow a specific workflow.

I had surprising results regarding this kind of counseling. I still struggle when "going raw" without frameworks and easily fall in every software design traps despite being aware of them (tight coupling, lack of abstraction, no separation of concern, etc.). I currently rewrite a proof of concept program using Claude and it helps greatly to understand what was wrong with the original code, and suggests me alternative design to make it more easily testable. It's a great learning tool.

What astonishes me is that it doesn't suffer *too much* from the usual "sycophantic" affliction and can advise against something I mention.

And i want to give my ubuntu fock s circuit skin i guess. But if you break it you die.

Vibecoding is more like babysitting a toddler, the bigger your code is the more kid is unbearable.

>>107992964
Kids learn stuff faster. My advice? Learn to script, rather than program. Scripting is way more powerful especially to a noob.

>>107993004
I'm learning Python so I will probably make some scripts to automate stuff.

I'm trying to get a certificate from a free online course so I can add it to my CV I already got an entry level IT cert from a course the Job Centre put me on so I am gonna be in work at some point this year all going well.

I do feel like the dumbest guy in the room most of the time in online communities of hobbist since I'm always hopping from one to the other never mastering anything while being terminally online.
It takes a stroll outside to find out how flat out stupid and retarded the average person is.

Go in any AI thread on /g/ and read some posts, you'll most definitely get an ego boost when it comes to your intelligence.

>>107993917
This. I have lots of general knowledge but I'm not a master at anything but yes when you talk to the average human you are blown away how someone can be so ignorant in today's time. Normies truly are a disgrace.
>>107993946
Lmao