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I will not use your website.
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>>109028390
>>109029823
I use a <details> element like this in https://fuze.page/mediaboard/
Still, I can't think of a way to add the ID of the message into the text field without Javascript, using `document.createRange()` and all that.
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>>109028965
Google search takes Javascript thodobeit.
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>>109028820
obviously, you have to pay, and that's even more cucked than just enabling the stupid page scripts
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>>109032158
Google isn't a "random website"
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>>109028039
>I will not use your website.
and I will not care when you're 0.01% of users
enjoy the internet being increasingly inaccessible to you ig?

Oh, so AI really is going to kill us. Huh.
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>>109032113
Consciousness is synonymous with "your level of mental complexity". It is quite complex in humans, and not as complex in AI. But can you really assume it will stay like that for the many millennia to come?
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>>109030168
no you are not, anon. ignore the other faggot.
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>>109030153
>Asking an LLM what it doesn't know
just put the fries in the bag bro
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>>109030118
>you stop existing as soon as you die
I don't think soul is necessarily immortal, and perhaps that is even a good thing.
But to think that Existence in its entirety is what we have derived of it by year 2026 is just as stupid. There definitely must be more dimensions to existence than what we experience, simply because assuming what humanity experiences in this day and age is the whole of it seems silly to even entertain to be true.
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>>109027872
I tested fable 5 in my workplace and holy shit it worked quite well. We managed to refactor some old legacy code that the last codetrans couldn’t fix (we fired him because he was incompetent)
This is a huge change, Snailcats just can’t compete, vibeGODS won

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>>108853420
Don't buy anything other than IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™
Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)

Why ThinkPad?
>Used machines are plentiful and cheap
>Utilitarian design: e.g. mix of old and new ports, stable keyboard layout
>Easy to repair, upgrade (some models) & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals, spare parts easy to obtain
>Usable in cramped quarters thanks to the TrackPoint
>Excellent Linux & *BSD support

ThinkWiki - General info
https://www.thinkwiki.org/

Model generations:

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>>109030395
fan noise. I cleaned it but I wonder if it's misshapen. I have a replacement coming in but I don't think I'll be satisfied with it. I'm looking into rigging up a much more silent fan.
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Is there a thinkpad t14 where the "ctrl" button is not second place on the left side?
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>>109018777
Just ThrottleStop it
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>>109031402
Swap Fn and Ctrl keys in the BIOS or in Lenovo Vantage.
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>>109031402
They changed it from Fn Ctrl to Ctrl Fn with gen 5 in 2024

let me guess. you need more? the commodore 64 and its modern equivalents are peak kino SOVL computing. nothing beats making a 2.5D vidya with one of these bad boys and figuring out creative ways to optimize it. this is what arch and gentoo users pretend their bloated tranny system is.
RETVRN HOME WHITE MAN
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Microillusions published a gayme called "Main Frame" that's about AI waging e-warfare against the world from an undersea bunker.
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I actually tried playing some C64 games yesterday (c64online.com) and the thing that killed it for me was the super long loading times, not sure why the emulator wasn't designed to speed it up somehow.
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>>109032252
That's the shittiest thing about old computers. Emulators do have a fast loading function, but it has to be enabled. The site is probably using true drive emulation (slow).

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>macOS 27 Golden Gate Is the Last to Support Intel Apps via Rosetta 2

All your legacy software you own? Gone! Pay up!

https://www.macrumors.com/2026/06/10/macos-golden-gate-last-to-support-intel-apps/
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>>109031465
>The author is long dead.
Just port him to Apple Silicon.
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>>109031894
>scientific software is COMPLICATED.
the science behind scientific software is complicated perhaps, but scientific software itself is typically quite simple
there's very little valid reason for unportable code unless it deals with obscure hardware for which drivers only half-exist, or it's embedded and works on janky half-C-runtime-supporting stick of silicon, etc

>>109031813
nta but I think the reason "current windows is broken as fuck" is in good part that microsoft can barely ever change a thing to avoid breaking backwards compat
even shit that's completely out of backwards-compatibility-promises.
niche "oh dinocorp X runs software that depends on the third section of the control panel being 123px wide at least" type shit
so imagine trying to do actual changes to non-obscure shit, like the cpu isa? lmao they will kick and scream till the end of time and microsoft will remain shackled until these people literally fucking die from old age or the companies go under

>>109031923
and they would keep doing it forever unless they started really getting some shit for it

>>109031978

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>>109030484
Really wonder what impact this will have on Crossover.
It already doesn't work on macOS very well compared to on Linux where it runs nearly everything. And compatibility and performance are even worse on Apple Silicon.

I hope I won't have to use VMs in the future. The only good one is Parallels' and they are too expensive / a bitch to pirate.
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>>109030697
>Windows gamer buys game on Steam in 2006
>Still runs just fine 20 years later
>Mac Gamer (LOOL) bought game on Steam / App Store 20 years ago
>Sorry, support for 32 bit apps ended lol
>money stolen

It downgrades you to the console experience where you can't play the games you already own. Not until they give you the option to just buy the remastered remixed HD super duper edition for full price again, which might work against for a few more years before future macOS changes break it again.
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>>109032375
apple could easily just hook into what valve is doing with linux by just supporting vulkan but they're too stuck up to do that

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Ed Zitrons claiming he'll make every AI zealot kill themselves in two weeks
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>>109032238
>We can't spend money when we're in debt? That's quite the discovery anon!
National debt is different from personal debt. A moderate amount of national debt is a good sign, it means that an economy is heavily investing on itself, that is unless the economy wastes all the money they've borrowed on useless shit that don't meaningfully grow the economy and as a result they're only left with an increasingly ballooning debt with interest payments that grow out of control. Greece already learned what happens if they do that the hard way (i.e. worse economic crisis than the Great Depression), and now US and the rest of the western world will find out as well.
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>>109026704
there's some structure in the human brain that is highly tuned to things changing in a substantial way in a time span of two weeks
one week? nope, too short to do anything meaningful
one month? nope, too far-sighted
two weeks? it must be true
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>>109032244
all dems had to do to avoid this situation is field a better candidate than Kamala the charisma vacuum, this is their choice, they voted for this
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>>109027269
oh, podcaster, sorry
wtf?
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>>109029331
>Actual Indians responding to your requests
that'd be the new McDonald's streamlining moment, kek

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Claude Fable 5 is sending me into psychosis
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>>109029937
Based LLM.
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>>109029937
I hope it suggests you kill urself
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>>109029937
just psyop it back harder, you're a human with unbounded creativity and fable is just a stochastic parrot, you can do it!
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i wanted a future with cyberpsychosis, but it's just people staring at screens for too long
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>>109032406
Yeah we live in the boring dystopian timeline, the other timelines get the cool cybernetics.

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GIGA FINDING:
https://www.nber.org/papers/w35310
https://www.nber.org/papers/w35310
https://www.nber.org/papers/w35310
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>>109030657
mommy was right;
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Yes, now instead of having sex couples just lay down scrolling their phones.
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>>109031431
That's what the studies say
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>>109031431
Žižek spoke of this.
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>>109021426
The real answer to reduced fertility rates is women's education and age of consent. Of course no western study will ever admit this because it would completely undermine feminism to its core.
Divorce laws obviously don't help either, but those alone don't tank the birth rates.

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>What phone has X and Y feature?
https://www.gsmarena.com/search.php3
https://www.kimovil.com/en/compare-smartphones
https://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&s=query

>Reviews
https://www.gsmarena.com
https://www.phonearena.com
https://www.notebookcheck.net

>Recommended phones
https://www.gsmarena.com/smartphone_buyers_guide-review-2036.php

>Frequency Checkers
https://www.frequencycheck.com

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>>109017642
I just bought an Air too. I like that it's thin.
I used to have an iPhone 15 back in 2023 for a few months and it was pretty alright.
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Should I switch my A52s for a "free" a57 I can get at work? The a52s works fine because I've been taking care of the battery and I use the audio jack a lot.
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looking for the next phone after a52s - barely game but occasional pic and work apps
no poco shit please
pixels too overpriced where I'm at
I guess sony's no go too
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this is such a useless thread full of whiny bitches.
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>>109032176
pointing out flaws =/= whining
sounds like (You) have a problem

wayland has made all niche alternatives like xfce, lxqt, budgie, etc completely dead and worthless
kde is receiving all of the attention and development with valve now on board
gnome will soon become niche and unused
linux is becoming more unified than ever and thats a good thing
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>>109027657
So.... .deb?
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>>109024366
>gnome will soon become niche and unused
I wish.
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>>109024366
>wayland has made all niche alternatives like xfce, lxqt, budgie, etc completely dead and worthless
I came into this thread and I saw gay
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Wayland saved BSPWM's tree model from dying and gave us shit like MangoWM and Niri, not that bad all things considered. Labwc's ecosystem is also nicer than Openbox.
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>>109024366
COSMIC will become the de-facto Linux desktop in a year, so who cares?

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>Hidden Layers
>Very clearly visible

So this is the power of artificial intelligence...

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>>109028744
Its a VM dude
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>>109030260
NO SHIT ANON
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>>109031333
Your previous statement makes no sense if you knew that
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>>109028189
If this shit worked with modern CPUs and let me run my IDE I would use it. Modern windows sucks both in looks and performance
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>>109029357
>win95 memphis corp grayslop
thanks but no

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usecase?
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>>109032248
Silence, dalit.
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>>109032248
absolutely none, but the new java interop with C from project Panama is pretty cool (and I imagine this just builds on that), and makes the JNA/JNI days seem like a distant nightmare
pretty cool tbqh, especially since they built it as a general FFI system and project Babylon aims to AST-parse java code into GPU kernels to be pushed out that way for example
it might be too late to avoid replacement by python in all data engineering silos, but it's a good effort
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>>109032248
Android apps will be written in Switft soon

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Do you think that if Big Oil discovered global warming back during the first oil boom and they didn't try to hide the fact that CO2 emissions are rising and can cause planet temperature to rise, would people and intellectual institutions opposing oil buildout say that environmentalism was just pro-oil psyop. You know, the same way that lot of elite institutions and public intellectuals that oppose AI say talking about UBI, post-labour economics and even whatever Yudkovsky is talking about as AI propaganda?

>Oil can do amazing things, we could give almost everyone a huge cart made of metal that will be fueled solely by refined oil, ships will be using it as fuel to make international trade impossibly cheap and people will use the gas byproduct as main source of heat instead of coal or wood furnaces. But using this much fossil fuel could produce so much greenhouse gas that it will warm up the planet.
>Yeah, sure, but totally a selling point, if everyone uses so much of it and global population tenfolds then anything is possible
>We will be able to create any organic compound out of oil byproducts, our labs have created plastics, materials that can never break down and cost next to nothing, if we use it for packaging all food, making all doodads from it and using it as one use bags we will run a risk of putting microplastics into every corner of the world
>Oh, so if we all use your product more then we use air then we will have a problem? And you are worried about THAT?
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Not my problem, faggot.
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>>109032329
this is a great question for /his/
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>>109032334
fpbp
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>>109032357
Only /g/ takes AI seriously, so I posted it here

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>built on the stable NT kernel
>no bloated touch-first UI
>no ads
>simple start menu
>no webshit in the shell
>code never touched by an h1b
>no forced updates
>no forced online login
>runs just a handful of background services
>gigachad mmc snap-ins for a consistent ui
>has never even heard of the cloud
>doesn’t try to create albums of your porn
>doesn’t pre-load the file explorer, still opens it 10x faster than Windows 11

We will never have this again. Long live win2000.
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>>109027122
I actually just recently got an Optiplex GX1 450MHz, installed an IDE to CF card adapter and a Voodoo 3

Both Win98 and Win2k are great fun. I'm using it to play games I never played from that period, and just rediscovering a bunch of old software I used as a kid.

Also check out ProtoWeb, you can configure old IE versions (and other browsers) to use an archived version of websites as they were in the 90s. It even has shit like current, up-to-date Reuters news but in the 90s site format.

It's actually really refreshing to install software that just fucking works, even completely offline. Installing Encarta 98, Office 2000 etc have made me realize how grim software has become. But it's inspirational too, in a way
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>>109030258
I'm not going to argue with you because you clearly don't understand what the term controlled opposition means or how it's used colloquially.
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>>109030162
ngmi
It may be active, if so it's a place to hang out with unusual people, nothing more to it.
If you need something that runs windows-compatible software, but is not windows, then it's wine on linux and wrappers around it.
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>>109027165
32bit trash
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>>109029613
>Linux is bloated
You might want to try the GNU/Hurd, then. The microkernel of GNU/Hurd is like 1/10000 the size of modern Linux


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