I wish I discovered this sooner
>>107709609>—hmm
>>107709276Why would you want that? Use a normal project management solution.Just because you can make it do everything doesn't mean you should.
>>107707626Incremental reading should be credited to piotr wozniak's supermemo you zoomer scum
>>107711375That's what I meant :)
>>107706828Undefeated, undisputed
>Use KDE gayland, everything is slow, low fps, input lag, weird frame pacing that doesnt feel smooth even with a smooth frametime graph in games>Use X11 with Xmonad Tiling window manager, It just werks, everything werks, no latency or input lag>High FPS, gaming just werks and I get 20fps+ more than gayland for some reason and its buttery smooth>Fast with zero bloat, Configure everything to my likingAt this point, I wont even use any desktop environment on linux if it isn't X11. Even XFCE is dead to me because it has wayland support. I will never support anything wayland based on linux.I'm X11 pilled.
>>107708922Stop lying.I was trying to use desktop Linux before Wayland was even a thing and nothing "just worked".
I will stay on Debian 12, x11 session until this gayland psyop is over.
>>107709401>They have no intention of ever supporting low latencyholy grim
>>107708922Wayland just werks doe
>>107710123>>107709697Sure but you can run waydroid on x11 by using sway/cage on x11. Yes, wlroots compositors can run inside x11
use case for gnome browser?
>>107706191ehhh...
WebKit browsers are neat.
>>107705413Post more of this technology.
>>107707610use case for posting technology?
>>107705413weebkit?
When will AI will be able to create a film as good as Forrest Gump?
>>107707469sure but it's not capable of making a movie as good as Forrest Gump, Anaconda 6, Ninja Champion, Twilight 9 or whatever yet regardless
>>107707302Right about now. That movie was garbage. Anything that doesn't force shitskins and faggots into your visual field mogs it by just existing.
>>107707302Forrest Gump was a *terrible* movie, so AI can do *better*, *now*.Actually, a bash script to randomly go through a directory of existing videos and assemble randomly-picked bits into a movie length mess would be better than Forrest Gump!p.s. have you noticed, when the captcha does the stars, the answer is always the seven pointed one?
>>107707469>>107708076>le youtube shorts voice
>>107707302>when will I be able to go to chatgpt and tell it "generate a film as good as forrest gump" and have it take things from thereDunno. Maybe never.>when will a small team of talented humans supported by AI tools be able to create a film as good as forrest gump with a far lower budget than traditional filmmaking2030 at the latest.
>...so you see ladies, now "they" want to take away our computers and move it to the cloud, and we will all be surveiled by AI. Couple this with digital ID, and it's 1984. But I won't go down without a fight.
in the future 4chan will be hosted on i2p in my sekrit club darknet
good thread
im still deciding on what stack my 4chan clone website should be on. I haven't written a single line of code and keep arguing with myself on weather I should use go or fastapi or maybe just use springboot
>>107708414just tell claude to write the backend, who gives a fuck what the omnipotent machine god picks, itll run better than any garbage you could write
>>107708341Well since your clone needs to handle peak traffic conditions of 2 posts per day I suggest you just sit your ass infront of the backend server's live logs and manually edit and redeploy the html every time a post comes in
>>107708341HTML and PHP.
>>107708341you dont need anything other than html javashit and css. you can use expressJS for the front/backend server code if you want to simplify things, and then just run a postgres image for the db
>>107708341>weatherZoomie, right? How can you faggots not spell with autocorrect?
What terminal file manager do anons use?I'm on Yazi but I'm looking to leave it because it's clunky and annoying.
>>107693406nnnIt has a better philosophical foundation than broot imo
>>107693406i tried like half a dozen a few weeks back and there's none i likei really dont want to waste my time learning keybinds for every single program i use so if theres a manager where i cant just run it and its usable and self -explanetory thats a dealbreaker
>>107693406usecases of file managers?
>>107711207managing files
>>107703532Because it just is! It's written in Rust so it's heckin flippin frickin the safest the fastest the most bestest heckin manager on the planet and we should execute anyone who uses anything else!!!!
>The development comes a little over a year after the tech giant [Google] disclosed that its transition to Rust led to a decline in memory safety vulnerabilities from 223 in 2019 to less than 50 in 2024.>The company pointed out that Rust code requires fewer revisions, necessitating about 20% fewer revisions than their C++ counterparts, and has contributed to a decreased rollback rate, thereby improving overall development throughput.>We adopted Rust for its security and are seeing a 1000x reduction in memory safety vulnerability density compared to Android's C and C++ code. But the biggest surprise was Rust's impact on software delivery," Google's Jeff Vander Stoep said. "With Rust changes having a 4x lower rollback rate and spending 25% less time in code review, the safer path is now also the faster one >With roughly 5 million lines of Rust in the Android platform and one potential memory safety vulnerability found (and fixed pre-release), our estimated vulnerability density for Rust is 0.2 vuln per 1 million lines (MLOC).>Our historical data for C and C++ shows a density of closer to 1,000 memory safety vulnerabilities per MLOC. Our Rust code is currently tracking at a density orders of magnitude lower: a more than 1000x reduction.https://thehackernews.com/2025/11/rust-adoption-drives-android-memory.html
>>107710846luckily nobody writes new projects and that's why massive tech layoffs mostly affect whites
>>1077100382019 laptop with weird hardware issues. Also lots and lots of background processes that don't cause high load but maybe aren't ideal for spawning another ~70 threads.
>>107691340
>>107691340>rustnested auto-recursive dependencies diversity insertions with extreme prejudice. the source, it is open. good luck with that
>>107711308You don't have to use any dependencies beyond LLVM + rustc.
What exactly is the point of libreboot?
Libreboot is killing me.>>107710339
>>107701076>he decided to deblob libreboot again under the name Canoeboot so people would use it instead of GNU Bootlol, oh god, that's hilariousI didn't know about this partThat explains the name for me
>>107701076what a disgusting tr00n
>>107695906Who's this cutie?
>>107701076lmao based bpdemon
>>107708997They are quietly turning away from big booty sedans. I hate hatchbacks so much it's unreal.
>>107709945Yes. More tickets = more govt money = more bombs dropped on brownies = less speeding subhumans. It's a self balancing system.
>>107710742It would be nice to have these in Russia as well. Although this would probably raise the public transport prices (again) if done right.
this has existed in Europe for more than 20 yearsit's just time to buck break Americansyou won't do shit btw, even with muh gunz
>>107709795Schizophrenia inducing fines:>camera is indeed recording>violation is indeed detected>no fine, no notice>it keeps happening daily>enough is enough, lets bill this fucker for 10+ violations all at once because he thought he was being smart
Has anybody here used elementary os? if so, what is your opinion? I plan to install a new distro and this one seems interesting.
>>107698095It's pretty polished (looks wise) but not the most `power-user friendly.
>>107698095it's the only "modern" one that have not-retarded and coherent GUI designGNOME is trashKDE is unstable
>>107699613>It's for BigMacOS users>no airdrop>no time machine>no icloud>no appstore>no iphone mirroring>no apple music>no xcode>no photoshop>no final cut>no logic pro>no pixelmator>no affinityComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107698095it came out in a time when linux desktop was hot trash.i used it for a month like 10 years ago and it was shit then and its quite shit now.just use arch+kde and be done with it
>>107698095elementaryOS is woke shit also, their icons have become flat shit in the last update
Why havent you given your light bulbs to the botnet yet?
>>107702703Yes, I have everything connected to my Tuya app, lights, security cams, locks, home appliances, etc...
>The future we envisioned:>You can control all your lights and electronics through a computer, you can ask questions in the air and get answers, you can simulate reality to create any fantasy you desire:D>The future we got:>You can control all your lights and electronics through a computer, you can ask questions in the air and get answers, you can simulate reality to create any fantasy you desire>...but it's managed by a corporation}:(____)
>>107702703I only use zigbee shit. If I have to use wifi I connect them to an isolated network with no internet access. Not buying anything that requires jew cloud garbage.
>>107711236Hue bulbs are Zigbee protocol retard
>>107711260The what's the problem? No need to update anything if it works fine, there's no security to worry about if they don't connect outside.
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>>107711693>cnile has actual dementiaimagine how surprised I am.
>>107711693>Casting them to int makes +1 actually be +1. So that's a lot betterHow is that better? Use case for this?
>>107711184>Because built-in types are keywords so before it wasn't a built in type and now it is. Big whoop.
At what point should a static const array in a .h file be moved to a .obj with extern declaration in the .h?
>>107711764In rare case where your compiler + linker cannot deduplicate the array. Still happens in 2025 because cniles are dumb as rocks.>>107711723It's a big deal, it allows old and new code to be compiled optimally on any hardware no matter how it works, unlike 0 and 1 which are more restrictive.
Can we get a cool tech thread going? Pic rel. I just got one of these and it's pretty dope. I wish I could figure out how to configure it to use it's soundbank for creation though in Reaper using reacontrol. I can do that with the soundfonts I put on it like the SC-55 but the MT-32 mode doesn't seem to work. Definitely worth it though if you're into anything old school or planning on emulation old games from the 90s since a real MT-32 is like $300.
>>107710851want
>>107711051You can get broken ones for really cheap and 99% of the time it's a fault with the caps and a easy repair. They have bad design.
>>107711098good ol cap plague
>>107711106Not even that, just bad design, the caps sit right above and against the power supply.
Why don't we have a similar system as the Seiko Kinetic watches for recharging the batteries from smartbands and smartwatches?
>>107710269We have like 98% body/screen ratio on even cheap phones these days.
>>107709964The amount of electricity is way too small
>>107710269No. You don't get enough energy for it.The energy requirements of a simple watch movement and the cheapest smartwatch/band is vastly different.Like a CR2250 can run your watch for 10 years, and the best you get out of a smartband is a couple weeks.
>>107710100good morning sir
