>>108568932
I hope a large gnome steps on you

>>108568932
Good, we're full.

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>>108568932
I switched to macOS

>>108569107
trans peeps are the good ones, the corpos have issues with them on projects

>cloudflare turnstile process in firefox using 8gb of memory
Excuse me?

>>108569107
>what's stopping them from telling you they're not and that you should give them your money?
What? I'm asking /g/ here, I'm not asking thunderbird devs
Are you implying that you think mozilla is astroturfing /sqt/ to catch people asking whether their projects are based enough to donate to and reply with shilling?

>>108569107
>Better to support smaller projects and devs that you know for sure aren't infiltrated/compromised.
Like what?
This shit is literally everywhere because once it starts there are ZERO legal options for recourse. None. They've taken all options for recourse away already. In most of the world you can't even legally complain about it, and where you don't get punished by law, you still get banned because whoever hosts your words will get legally punished instead.
>>108569124
Mostly them being commies, if anything. Otherwise, corpos are happy to have more diversity points and a seat on a project that no one is allowed to complain about.

>>108569124
>trans peeps are the good ones
Lol. Lmao, even.
"Trans peeps" are ideologically captured and will do anything the powers that be tell them to.
All the governments and corporations have to do for them to put backdoors in software or nuke them to oblivion is to tell them that it would be racist or nazi not to, and they will do it gladly. They're doing it right now with the ID verification shit, calling everyone who opposes nazis/racists/radicals/buzzword. Even projects who have nothing to do with Systemd, because the ones running or maintaining those projects are troons, such as Alpine Linux for example.
They've shown over and over again that they don't care about software quality or integrity. That's precisely why corpos and organizations promote them and fund them.
>>108569131
One or more of them could easily be here and tell anon to do it. Why wouldn't they? If anything the fact that you got so defensive at my insinuation is suspicious itself.
>>108569141
That's for big organizations with ties to legal/governmental systems. You have projects like XLibre and Hyprland who don't care about catering to lunatics but solely about making good software and providing an alternative. That's what I'm talking about.

Stop paying people for fucking engagement.

>>108540138
>How do you salvage it?
Manage a way to delete all bots without deleting genuine accounts, since that's impossible thanks to AI chatbots, then the platform is doomed.

welp, its down now

ban third world, gypsies, the bongs and any non christian country

>>108567205
Right wing boomers are so easy to scam that every impoverished Indian or Nigerian is making a fake "based" account doing just that for bit of the monetization pie. They should all fuck off back to gab.

>>108566814
>the time you'll waste on it just isn't worth it
Every accusation, a confession. Sasuga Windows.

>>108566814
>install meme distro
>get meme'd on

>>108567623
windows is much more complex than linux because it's full of redundancy, legacy cruft, corporate specific subsystems and globohomo anti-user code. more complexity doesn't necessarily imply a superior operating system

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>>108567616

>uses gnome
>has problems
You know you can just like, try a different desktop environment right? Im like 99% sure cachyOS has both KDE and cosmic available.

>>108568877
my teacher in programming classes made us set up fucking Eclipse bro, I hated it so much I instead used vscode. he looked like Gandalf

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>>108566630
>CSlets are all about big O notation until they find out it doesn't apply to real life data.
It DOES apply to real life data, it just depends on how big your IRL "n" is. If you're working on small scale projects bounded to a local environment, then write whatever slop you want. But any kind of business or simulation software is quickly going to reach ns in the 100k-1M range if not higher, where time complexity greatly affects performance. I have had to personally go back and rewrite shit people wrote in linear time because it was causing real world systems to buckle. Whereas, if they had just used a hash table or binary search from the beginning, the system would have hummed along smoothly.

>Premature optimization is the root of all evil
is horse shit. POST-mature optimization is the root of all evil. It's very easy to build something performant if you are starting from scratch. But if you build a complex web of unoptimized shit, it's very tempting to keep kicking the can down the road. After a system has been in place for so long, most people working on it won't even fully know how it works under the hood. Systems can languish for years or decades because digging through and refactoring a mature system is a tall task.

>>108561821
install linux and forget about this shit once you graduate anon. on the other hand if you can learn a programming language you can learn all the others in time. i recommend you to learn at least C and python on the side and then try your hand at C++ which is the most critical one in terms of jobs

>>108564817
this also happens in latin america and it's even more pronounced. the muh tradcath latina is a boomer meme parroted by old men that got lovestruck by some latina who pretended to love them and handed them out maintenance sex in exchange for a first world citizenship

>>108568877
i survived for years on shitputers including a pentium 4 shitbox and assorted laptops with 4 gb or less of RAM. my current uni issued laptop feels like a spaceship compared to what i had before. you can make it anon

>>108564251
thankfully i live in chile and we learn tools from this century, but it is a widespread problem

>>108569073
That's not what I meant. Suppose you have an almost sorted list (could be billions of items), if you have a fixed number of unsorted elements (unrelated to N), then you can use bubble sort and you'll get the list sorted in O(n) time. If you use quicksort, you run into the worst case scenario and quicksort would sort in O(n^2) time.

The bigger issue is that people often don't get into the specifics of the data they are dealing with. Real data is not pure entropy, there are very often patterns in data.

If you see two large matrices you need to multiply, then there are O(n^p) algorithms with 3>= p > 2 that do a really good job for all types of matrices, but if your matrices have a lot of 0's in them, maybe you should look for specific algorithms. For instance if you happen to have a LU pair, then multiplication becomes much faster.

>>108569265
Forgot to add, but algorithms like timsort and pdqsort are prime examples of what I was writing about.

We have the best theoretical algorithms, but they happen to do really bad on specific inputs, so these meta algorithms try to correct that by detecting worse-case scenario inputs. And also it turns out that these worse-case scenario aren't really rare, unless your data comes from pure entropy, which isn't usually the case.

>>108567722
bike cucks should not be driving on pedestrian pathways.
fuck you. I hope ANC bros make better ANC.

>>108567948
Formerly Czech, currently under VW group
Mostly they make downmarket cars on the VW platforms. Octavia ~ Golf, Superb ~ Passat etc
Generally what you'd consider a working class car brand. Had a decent bit of rallying success too

>>108568179
>pedestrian pathways
>the pathways literally have bicycles painted on the surface
now we know where all the microplastics in your daddies balls ended up

>>108568308
Rich bikefags around here lobbied for bike lanes and now every road shoulder has a fucking bike painted on it. It's the road; it's for cars. Go put on some spandex shorts and get run over.

>>108567722
Could they have gotten more boring voices for the video?

>>108551217
debian is great and perfectly fine for new users nowadays.
Cachy is also a solid choice.

Go for Fedora, stable enough, not as outdated. Debian is good for someone who already knows Linux, Fedora is good for someone starting out
>>108551484
>snap
You are retarded

>>108566977
>>108567095
I really like Debian's philosophy and as an OS itself and I've been thinking of switching to it to get the "most vanilla" experience Linux can offer, as you said.
But there's something that stops me: If I were to install Debian and then use PPAs and backports for newer kernels and drivers, wouldn't that defeat the purpose of Debian? Would it be better if I went with something else like Fedora/Arch, or even Debian Testing/SID?

>>108566977
I can't speak to flatpak, it probably does ok.
But thing's like Debian's drivers will still be way out of date, the kernel will be way out of date, it will be slow comparatively to a more modern system running flatpaks.

I used to run Debian by pinning a bunch of packages from sid that mattered for performance but it was such a pain in the ass I just fucking run sid these days and its breakage is less than the multi release system.

>>108551217
This is my cousin

>>108567541
That's baffling. Arena sounds like a waste of time desu.

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>>108568728
Some stuff gets broken often, they plausibly get low priority for API access. Somewhat ironically NBP looks significantly more reliable than others, but I might be biased because I use it more often.

>>108568379
You wouldn't happen to be a Sw*de, would you?

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>>108551686
I hate how everything has become about monetizing our hobbies. It's cool that the information is more freely accessible than in the past but at what cost? now everyone is a grifter and attention seeking clickbaiter and half the time they're not even knowledgeable or accurate.

i can't stand linuxtubers man

>>108569029
i've noticed a lot of what i used to watch has either slowed down production or quit entirely. ads pay less and youtube is paying a lot less. they're using all that money on AI. in a few years there won't be any new content to train on because they're starving creators.

>>108552003
12GB should be plenty for normies.
Especially on macs which don't come with 30 OEM shit programs and services that take 6GB of memory away doing fuck all.

>>108568554
>30 OEM shit programs and services that take 6GB of memory away doing fuck all.
just uninstall them, anon.......

>>108568585
I'm talking abut normies.

>>108568400
No I mean they're the same hardware so why does the phone which has a smaller screen less batteries and is produced in larger volumes cost more?

>>108568869
laptops don't always have oled. phones are smaller and thus the electronics are more densely packed. most laptops don't have fancy cameras or 5g modems, and every phone manufacturer has decided they need their own special android skin. phones get ads budgets much bigger than laptop ad budgets.

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Lilu Dallas.

>>108553863
test

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>>108553922

>>108553922
>Reduces search time from ~700s to ~12 minutes
>720 seconds is less than 700 seconds
ai slop moment

>>108553863
She need to fund an AI that would make retardedly sadistic choices like Red Queen

>>108569188
Yes but no more so than having a password manager and/or 2FA credential vault that you access through the device as well. If your device is compromised and you access your password manager/2FA hive from it then you're just as fucked, which is not far enough afield to discredit passkeys specifically.

>>108567943
>>108568172
passkeys are stored on a device you dont own
my ssh key is stored on a device i do own
so

>>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).

>>108554299
>give me prompts i may run them for you
[Board: cunny]
[Thread: what makes you go UOOHHH the most?]

Generate on /prog/
Consider this: A pack of wild AIs

>>108554299
>>108554327
tell your ai terry davis was a retard and acked himself like a tranny

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>>Can I have it?
>no

Bumping since I’ll run these in a few hours

>>108568013
Yes SAAR. INTEL IS FOR DALIT SAAR. PLS REDEEM RTX SAAR.

>>108567815
>slavic boomer
>alcoholism
>world of tanks
that pic only needs chainsmoking and maybe bad marriage but considering he is slav thats a given

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>>108567815
>>108568195
Looks pretty comfy to me

>>108568232
arguably it is super comfy when you proletarian maxxx your build

>>108557213
Those were the days man
Rpg maker 2000 with an active community
>nostalgic smiling sigh

>>108565759
It's a damn good mouse. I heard there's a v2 but there's probably not much of a reason to get over the original.

>>108566237
Thanks, anon!
I ended up ordering the v2. From what I read, the only improvement was the scroll wheel with an addition of a "dust cover" or something.
Like you said, nothing huge.

Is keychron m6 really worth the money?

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>>108566712
if u compare it to the mx master, it is very narrow, but lightweight and comfy otherwise.
t. had both.

Any recommendations for a wired mouse for large hands and a palm grip? I currently use an M65 and have done for a few mice, but I feel like the most recent version is smaller than previous ones I enjoyed using