>>107540856
>using image generation AI for this task
retarded, but expected for OP to repost

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Americans will hate me, but those prefabricated homes they all have look like total shit. soulless, not even made out of bricks ('drywall'? Jesus.)

>>107549674
Drywall is great, shut the fuck up kraut go fucking die of freezing you don't have a powder room or fun bath 2 for Jack & Jill
t. balkaner

>>107549637
I still don't have a powder r00m or master roksn

>>107542750
The bedroom has a sink so you can piss.

>>107546159

__attribute__((naked))
long syscall(long number, ...)
{
    asm (
        "mov %rdi,    %rax\n"
        "mov %rsi,    %rdi\n"
        "mov %rdx,    %rsi\n"
        "mov %rcx,    %rdx\n"
        "mov %r8,     %r10\n"
        "mov %r9,     %r8\n"
        "mov 8(%rsp), %r9\n"
        "syscall\n"
        "ret\n"
    );

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>>107552566
>__attribute__((naked))
lewd

>>107548395
>>107548426
Thanks, I'll check it out.

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>>107542891

bool ZEKEObjectIsScroll=FALSE;
bool ZEKEObjectOnScrollV(ZEKEWindow *w, ZEKEObject **p, ZEKEObject *v){
    ZEKEMouse *tm=ZEKEMouseInit;
    bool con=FALSE;

    w->GetTick=w->SetTick;
    if((ZEKEObjectOnPress(w, p[0]) || ZEKEObjectIsScroll) and tm->Y > p[0]->Y+p[1]->W+2 and tm->Y <= (p[0]->H+p[1]->H)-2){
        //Hold Press Mouse LB While Dragging the Scrollbar Thumb, Set TRUE
        if(tm->IsMousePress) ZEKEObjectIsScroll=TRUE;
        else ZEKEObjectIsScroll=FALSE;

        //v->X=(tm->X-w->X)-p->W/2; 
        v->Y=((tm->Y)-p[1]->H*2)+2;
        con=TRUE;

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>>107552566
are we in retardation competition now? even using dynamically linked glibc wrappers would be more efficient at this point.

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>>107542631
They patched it because...uh you guessed it, fucking kikes said it was discriminatory or some shit.

>>107542148
>>107543306
>>107543618
>>107547037
>>107547843
Love seeing trans software representation on /g/

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>>107541609
this is so funny every time

>>107541609
I did a spit take lol

>>107541004
I want to like it but it's pretty bad if we're being honest. Mostly the UI I guess, it's borderline unusable. As in, I don't use it because PotPlayer is better, malware be damned.

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lmarena being stingy with hazel

this shit is the reason vscode exists today, fuck you and fuck everyone on this earth for this god awful path we took

>>107551442
>muh baby hitler
Retard
>>107550926
Still exists but maybe CoffeeScript wasn't the best language of choice for Atom.

>>107551442
vscode was made by hitler himself

>where Electron originated from
Fuck this piece of software in particular.

>>107551579
i'm a beginner too but for CL, lookup https://github.com/froggey/Mezzano

>>107551579
that's a good question. how people usually do system programming on lisp? I imagine that any language that has a syscall function and a way to interact with asm can do anything

>>107552142
Okay "syscall" I guess the answer. Makes sense.

>>107549273
>Does the hanging even happen anymore?
Yes

>I know it was a big problem, but in recent version you can just C-g out of it.
This has also been my experience, but having to C-g is still annoying.

https://github.com/jsadusk/tramp-hlo
This is supposed to help, but I haven't tried yet.

>>107547341
i had exacly the same problem as you half a year ago!

solution no.1 (for non guix os distros, integration wit foreign distros)
https://gist.github.com/peanutbutterandcrackers/844c211a91137c19607ae75b59fa116f

solution no.2 if no.1 not works (because i tried it and it didnt worked for some distros, idk why, it wont work as good as no.1, launching via gui in gnome, no integration with desktop, etc..., but at least i have most of environment variables set correctly,)
https://pastebin.com/wSpvPLra

>>107551510
>laptop
As a rule of thumb, install OpenBSD. If it doesn't meet your expectations, consider NetBSD or FreeBSD; the former is a last resort, depending on your laptop's architecture. The latter no longer supports i686.
I run Free on my laptop for ZFS. Battery life is better on Open. Both are easier to use than Net.

>>107552078
Why BSD isn't called GNU/BSD? I thought Stallman basically owns everything because he is the sole developer of GNU Operating System.

>>107550430
Didn't you catch the memo? You can't have BSD threads on this board without constant spam by ganootards.
>winslop, aislop, consoomerslop threads exist unimpeded

>>107552253
Because they don't use the GNU coreutils, instead they use their own implementations.
I actually wish there was a BSD that embraced GNU/GPL software, closest thing I know is NetBSD but that's just because they aren't as dogmatic as the others.

>inb4 cuck license
I like FreeBSD. I like OpenBSD more conceptually but it takes like 5 minutes to boot on my machine compared to ~45 seconds for FreeBSD

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I updooted my system from LTSB to LTSC 2021, and it says Enterprise LTSC. So it's the non-IoT version.
Is there a difference between this version and IoT in practice?

>>107550725
>Is there a difference between this version and IoT in practice?
Non-IoT LTSC security updates ends in 2027
IoT LTSC security updates ends in 2032

Simplest and best way to switch to IoT LTSC is to use MAS to activate your install with HWID
HWID is the best activation method and since it's only available on IoT, MAS will automatically convert your install to IoT at the same time

new build with 9900x3d/9070xt
if all i really care about is gaming, does it make sense to go enterprise iot ltsc over just normal enterprise?

>>107547655
I could stay on 10 LTSC for a while longer.
Before anything else I can't imagine having to use Windows without 7 taskbar tweaker, the default is just too annoying and the program doesn't work with the new taskbar in 11.

>>107551752
>9900x3d
>all i really care about is gaming
anon you retard return it and get 9800x3d
normal enterprise you will most likely want to disable / uninstall a lot of bullshit
iot ltsc you will maybe want to install some missing shit or maybe not
but wilh 9900x3d you will definitely want to install xbox app and xbox overlay to unfuck dual ccd threads

>>107542795
Short wave, sir.

>>107552621
not really unless you're middle eastern

>>107542795
>Ham radio
Problem wtih that tends to be bandwidth on frequencies you tend to be allowed isn't great.

>>107543007
>BBS
And how do you get to the BBS without a service provider?

>I don't know whether I missed out on something great or not
It was a whole other world...

>nerdy Gen X's before there was such a thing as an internet.
There was internet. The common peasants didn't have it for quite some time. And then HTTP was born, and what *you* think of as the internet happened...

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>>107549130
Terrible latency.

>>107543637
>THAT is the problem
It's your problem. But have you tried not being a little bitch and doing something about it?

>>107544673
>requires license
Depends on jurisdiction and frequencies intended. There are unlicensed bands.

>>107551777
>aliexpress radios might work tho
Do got a cable that goes USB => Kenwood....
Design intent is programming the baofeng. I've been meaning to see what can be done in terms of brute forcing PINs on "locked" channels, and using it essentially as a modem for distance links - I should have better part of 8 mile range with the motherfucker...

>>107552592
>ccp spyware
How much spyware you reckon to be in f'kin walkie talkie?

>>107549232
I'm just glad there's at least one of these threads up at all times.

dualbooting Fedora and 10 LTSC IoT(for anti cheat games)

>>107549508
The constant chinkposting makes it clear there are a lot of chinese on here. Just look at the eu import tax thread.

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>>107544717
>Debian + KDE
my condolences, to this day kde on debian 12 was my worst experience on linux.
>>107544864
its a buggy and inconsistent mess, and its only getting worse lately.
>t. ex kde user
but if you really want kde that bad, stick with fedora or arch. i personally think fedora is giving the best kde experience nowdays: stable and all the advantages of upstream (bug fixes and new features).

>>107544723
The current CEO of Microshit is a pajeet.

>>107545021
Shit covered hands typed this post.

>>107551708
you can set MANPAGER to nvim +!Man or install nvimpager and use that, which uses nvim without calling any config or plugins, has it's own config and plugins (so you can have only treesiteer with nvim's built-in package manager) and use nvimpager -p for MANPAGER. This will give you incremental search, and a table of contents, accessible with gO, as well as navigable links between manpages. Should you go with nvimpager, you will also have a cat/less replacement that uses the same colors as nvim, unlike bat.

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>>107551708
>>107546528
the *BSD man pages are much, much better, i don't know if this has always been like this
it still surprises me too how shitty are linux distros' man pages, giving you 20 gorillion text lines on a man entry, but not giving examples for useful commands that users would actually need or actually use

>>107552523
You can just can more poignant advice from an llm now.

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>>107552484
example

>>107552239
>man pages need to work in text-only environments, so interaction options are limited.
>1 person out of 1 billion might actually be printing on a teletype so let's inconvenience the 999,999,999 people who use a display that's at least as good as what PCs had in the 80s, even though every other help system can handle printing without making everything worse for interactive users.

>>107550143
Ok, but how do I stop the auto-translation madness in my YouTube feed?

>>107551798
There are extensions that do that. I'm currently using "YouTube No Translation", but "YouTube Anti Translate" works as well.

>>107552246
I'll take a look, thanks.

>>107552246
This sometimes manages to get in an infinite loop

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>>107550143
>reddit

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>>107550712
>>107550895
damn I take it back, I actually found it. thanks for the great tip

Which thinkpad + distro should I use if I will ONLY use it for 4chan, text notetaking, and listening to music (flac, ogg, mp3).

>>107552216
T60 + Debian

>>107552216
You can get 8th gen intel thinkpads for like 110-160 dollars. Look for t490 id say as its cheaper than t480(which was last model with external battery and no soldered ram, the newer ones have only 1 ram slot upgradable). If you want a better CPU then get t14 gen 1 AMD. 8gb ram will be enough for linux, id recc Linux Mint but its your choice.

>>107549987
I specifically went for the X13g4 because all the panels are at least 100% sRGB, was also pleasantly surprised that i got the touch panel as well as it wasn't mentioned in the listing.

The few T14 gen2 or even gen 5 i inquired about were all the crappier panels.

>>107551285
>Sony
The toughest versions of Denuvo were developed after Sony ejected them. While it was under Sony it was still easy to automate the cracking process. And literally ZERO Sony games on PC use Denuvo.

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I'd be willing to pay for a denuvo game if despite the DRM niggerbloat, it performed really good, as that would mean that those devs deserve my money, however, I am never ever paying.

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>>107537500
do you seriously need to pirate this shit?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA THIS GOTTA BE BAIT

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>>107551285
>Yakuza 7 / like a dragon. Is on GoG, DRM free. I shit you not. You can buy it, without denuvo. You can pirate it. On steam? It still has denuvo
UNPLAYABLE

>>107549456
Its literally being given away for free on Epic

>>107550124
>Is this normal?
It is not desirable but it is "normal" in the sense that:
Laptops have horrible cooling
Laptops manufacturers use absolute dogshit quality thermal paste that degrades quickly
In these conditions it is normal that heavy load can cause excessive heat and trigger overheating protection shutdown.
>could doing some maintenance help?
Yes.
Clean the dust inside and repaste GPU with a decent paste like mx-4 or whatever.
>>107550308
Just pay bucks to your local PC repair shop to do that then.

>>107550308
You can't be a good software guy without being a hardware guy. Find a new hobby, computers aren't for you.

>>107550654
Why exactly

>my 10 year old budget graphics card is a piece of shit, halp me gee

>>107551973
Yes.