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>>108564921
cloc says I have 59067 lines of C code in my decomp/port project in the *.c files. This is inflated somewhat due to its nature as fixed up decompiled pseudocode and the shit I added to port it to modern systems, so I'd guess maybe 75-80% of that figure for a rough estimate?

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>>108565643
My estimate does not include the in house libraries used for networking, audio, etc. as I replaced all that with SDL3, editing tools, or any of the resources. The compiler used was Watcom, either 10.5 or 10.6.

>>108569314
yeah, but what about the programs they had to write for the project? Big projects usually require a few in-house tools, for making assets, making levels, in game debugging and more.

for instance, id made the wad packer, they also made their in house editor to make levels.

>>108568332
Kek

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>>108569362
I know they had a track editor tool from interviews with people who worked on it but I've never seen a released exe to reverse engineer. I made my own in C++, it is 39670 loc.

>>108564661
Every single dotnet app I've used felt really sloppy, I'm noticing a pattern

>>108564661
They made it pay to dev.

>>108568015
But have you considered that they are evil and the chimpouts are warranted because they bundled Internet Explorer with Windows 30 years ago?

>>108564718
>>108564738
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>>108567945
SARS!!

https://isdotnetopen.com/
All I have to post.

Fresh when ready

>>108569503
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>>108569470
Remember anon, SaaS always regresses. Sora 2 and Seedream 2 quickly became a shell of what they used to be due to censorship. Sure, technically nothing local matches them yet. But something will soon that can do more like NSFW, and can be finetuned to do more based on edge cases, which is where local shines.

On the music gen side of things, Udio quickly removed its ability to be useful as a tool for musicians who are looking to do remixes, covers etc... after they took ownership of every song its users made. Suno could face similar levels of censorship, with that possibility hanging over their head, ACEStep is leading the way with XL (which now has covers very close to Suno's quality).

There's never any guarantee that one will own API made assets, it's just impossible.

>>108568186
>instead of just typing a prompt, you can now make a shitty jpeg of your prompt to make slopped SD1.5 gens!
Why? I mean, I guess being able to circle the designated spot to place objects or drawing an arrow to point at something would be helpful but why did they train it with text overlaid on the input image?

Is there any way to regional prompt in comfyui that isn't completely fucking insane?, i've been at it for 2 hours now and i get dogshit and it doesn't work, i tried Invokeai but the "regional prompting" there is more like regional suggesting, not nearly as good as forge or a1111 but those 2 are slow and clunky, do i have to pick the lesser evil? thoughts?

>>108569776
forge neo anon

>>108557306
My friend played FPS with that shit.
Most disgusting mouse I ever touched

I bought mine like 2 years back in my local hardware shop, one of the best purchases ever

>>108556985
Designers are faggots in general. Nobody asked them for a second right click button. But they should've solved the middle click problem in a similar way.
Also why is there no more side scrolling wheel? What happened, does it cost a hundred dollars to have it? Or are web devs suddenly not retarded so nobody needs that? Certainly no that, as horizontal scroll is still a thing. But they don't do anything about it. Or idk, maybe they just don't hire designers anymore?

>>108556985
I still have two new boxed ones of these because they were incredible and I caught them right as they were going out of production and disappearing in stores, so I panic bought.
Ironically I eventually stopped using MMO mice, I mostly use trackballs if I'm not doing FPS gaming now.

>>108557329
I know for a fact Elecom has ring finger buttons on their trackballs (but maybe that doesn't infringe on the mouse patent or maybe the japs don't care or something)

cause they are inconvenient niche use - low demand product
and the companies need to sell 10+ millions to make it viable

>>108568950
The settings app

>>108568950
99% of people dont change their default settings

default settings is the curse

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>>108568950
iSlave asking for help. HAHAHAHAHAHA.

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EVERY. BREATH. YOU. TAKE....

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>>108567271
Awesome!

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>>108567271

What launcher do people use? Smart Launcher is great except for the fact I can't rearrrange homescreens which is retarded as fuck. And Nova Launcher is owned by an ad company now.

>>108568468
Home UI

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Yes, i am poor and brown

Das keyboard used to sell custom Linux key cap replacements for the start key that had a little penguin on them, but of course they stopped selling them as soon as I bought my keyboard.

I have gotten used to using a 60% keyboard for FPS games and my full size for normal use. Why aren't detatchable numpads/navclusters that I can move to the left standard?

>>108569441
cos it's still niche af

I don't enjoy anything from HMX
I enjoy scratchy dry Nixies on POM

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MX Bwown

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>>108566319
>fare
This guy?
https://github.com/fare

I've been having some fun with eshell prompts.

;; https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EshellPrompt#h5o-4
;; replaced reduce with cl-reduce
(defun shortened-path (path max-len)
  "Return a modified version of `path', replacing some components
with single characters starting from the left to try and get
the path down to `max-len'"
  (let* ((components (split-string (abbreviate-file-name path) "/"))
         (len (+ (1- (length components))
                 (cl-reduce '+ components :key 'length)))
         (str ""))
    (while (and (> len max-len)
                (cdr components))
      (setq str (concat str (if (= 0 (length (car components)))
                                "/"

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>>108567569
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(car components)

lisp is so cute

>>108566092
I'll do you better than >>108566176
If you look at the ASDF manual C-h i m asdf, in chapter 4 you can find this:

  There are a number of different techniques for setting yourself up
with ASDF, starting from easiest to the most complex:

   * Put all of your systems in one of the standard locations,
     subdirectories of
        * '~/common-lisp/' or
        * '~/.local/share/common-lisp/source/'.
     If you install software there, you don't need further
     configuration.(1)

That is to say ASDF searches these directiories for asdf systems by default. So just git-clone to ~/common-lisp and then do (require 'asdf) (asdf:load-system :{system name ie the name of the .asd file})
See the manual for further instruction.

>>108550514
I love my frog wife (white) and frog wife (brown)

>>108564834
good for you but the ideal play in these cases is to get a refund for the motherboard and upgrade to 7800X3D/9800X3D or similar unless you were upgrading from 12th or 13th gen(but 13th gen is just slower to degrade, only 12th was immune or was degrading so slowly it's as if it didn't)

>>108568604
for the motherboard too*
well at least it's what i did and got no complaints

>>108560005
Could you even boot win98 on a 386? even early pentiums struggled with that.
>>108562663
All the low hanging fruit has already been picked, this is the era of small improvements.

>>108568437
>you forgot tensor cores which everyone needs so they pay additional $200 for their gaming GPU's.

You mean PhysX coprocessor card.

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Why does this keep on happening? clearing out the Photo apps data doesn't work, and Restarting is only a temporary fix.

>>108569328
try sfc /scannow from an admin command prompt and if it fixes issues do a reboot
also check for updates

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>>108569337
done it, both SFC and an update check, found nothing

>>108569450
try removing the photos app entirely and see if it gets any better. you can use a replacement like nomacs if you need one (or you can even install the old windows photo viewer program i believe).

not entirely sure what's going on to cause this though. you could also maybe try turning off thumbnails globally, see if it helps. User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > File Explorer > Turn off the display of thumbnails and only display icons

>>108569489
>nomacs
I'll try it out, but to be desu the Legacy version of Photos is app I'm talking about, I never use the shitty new app

>>108567736
You know there's a good cooler under 25 called the snowman cooler which you normally buy on chinkexpress
You don't have to get scammed

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>>108561319
My package is in NEW JERSEY

>>108568091
>>it was so long ago that it doesn't show up in my purchase history.
NTA, but unless you switched accounts in that time it's more likely you're not looking for the right keywords.
I can easily search for stuff from 2021 still and I suspect the only reason I can't go further is because that was around the time I had lost my password to an old account and made a new one.

I can still see my Ali orders from 2015. Not that listings usually work after a couple of years.

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JULY IS CLOSER AND CLOSER YUROPOOR
>what are buying
>what did you bought so far
in preparations

Better off skipping the neovim meme and just use emacs

>>108566322
>You should just take the vi pill,
meme. If you're going down the terminal route, might as well use something modern worth the time, i.e. neo(vim) or helix.

>>108566156
It’s a plugin, retard. Plugins invoke under the hood such as fzf-lua. That’s why you only include fzf-lua instead of snacks which is a whole collection.

This doesn't follow, retard.

>>108566182
You just made that up.

Idk man I just watched like four youtube videos two years ago and I've been running my setup ever since, the only thing I changed was a keybind and added one language server
What's the fucking point of installing all the shit if I haven't even fully mastered what I already have?

>>108559154
Use case for not manually creating and editing text files to configure settings?

>>108569373
Saving time.

>>108569408
Not valid.

not sure what this thread is about.
wintard actors/actresses is like the exact target audience of vlc.

>>108558989
who cares.

>>108566350
Learn how to read motherfucker. I was praising the programmer

I'm a "real" programmer and haven't written a single line of code since I started "vibecoding" out of desperation to meet a deadline
now I only vibecode and I couldn't give less of a shit because I'm getting paid the same amount for less work and less stress, shit just works so why should I care? to impress some faggots that I wrote it by hand rather let AI shit it out in 2 minutes?
it does help if you know how things actually work rather than letting AI have free reign though

>>108567019
Shit just works? Does it? Every time i try these things and look into the code they produce i discover horrifying mistakes that would make me lawyer up if they ever ended up in production.

>>108566243
nice blog, fag.

>>108567128
He's not a real programmer and never had a deadline because he's unemployed.

>>108569204
Yes.
Which is why everything requires security at both ends.

>>108569210
>passkeys are stored on a device you dont own
If you count your phone or computer as a device you don't own (which could reasonably be argued for).

>>108569232
Well certainly passwords have a lot more ways to do security wrong. 2FA is a good band aid for the potential insecurities of straight password authentication (since you can't see exactly what the remote party is using to keep your password confidential and/or obfuscated) but passwordless does seem to be the way forward in an era where "something you know" just feels incredibly weak.

>>108568318 (which I also posted) feels like the only truly safe "something you know" left (since the characters you're typing are never the same twice, the only thing you know is the physical placement of the characters you're typing on your screen).

>>108569062
>icloud
oh you're one of those
stick to using your fingerprints, passkeys and passwords are too complicated for you

>>108569210
you can also store your SSH keys on google
and I store my passkeys in a local password vault like keepassxc
so
passkeys are stored on a device i do own
ssh keys are stored on a device you dont own

see how retarded you sound?