>>107720396
the spec is easy to find. if you want an api, look at rtorrent. i remember it being packaged as a library.

unironically just ask ai to point you at protocol specs, it will nudge you to the relevant ones and even notify you about undocumented shit.
For example, while I was testing my DNS resolver I didnt understand why single packet multiple domain resolution request wasn't working, turns out all online DNS servers either discard entire packet or anything after 1st domain to prevent DOS attempts
https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0003.html
https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0023.html
https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0020.html

also there's a python wrapper for transmission API, if making a BitTorrent client is not your goal
https://pypi.org/project/transmission-rpc/

>>107716483
Computer parts are pretty cheap all things considered though, people tend to forget how much the entry fee into personal computing used to be.

>>107720910
Poorshits are always going to find excuses to complain.
Victimhood pays in the modern day, and if there isn't a reason to bitch, they'll invent one.

>>107716360
Imagine the glee of sellers who had a large stock and the manufacturers'.

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>>107716360
https://arvutitark.ee/en ?

>>107716483
>plastic stick with historically dirt cheap sand rectangles is now more than the CPU which costed enormous knowledge to encode, optimize, and maintain
>meanwhile plastic stick goes stack machine brrrrrrrr
competency + fearmongering scarcity crisis

>>107716984
I love Wikipedia

Test

>>107716984
i donated in the past long ago.
Then i found out they were sitting on unused money and donating their money to retarded projects instead of funding wikipedia. Never again will i give them a dime.

>>107721080
they simply remove sources and citation for politics along cited message. Politician and church crimes have been scrapped like that. The site has been dominated by single people owning articles and forbidding changes for a good decade now. In general its always the same, any remotely popular platform becomes a propaganda outlet for pr with public.

I corrected a few tiny punctuation errors like 15 years ago.

>>107720556
and you can't just decide while you're tabbing to your file that you want to see the metadata of a different file, realize you want it gone, delete it with a keybind, and then select your completion.

>>107720187
>>107719757
snippet from updated preview wrapper

    video/*)
      case "$(tty)" in
        /dev/tty*)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"
          exiftool "$1"
          ;;
        /dev/pts/*)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"
          exiftool "$1"
          ;;
        *)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"

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>>107720750
In fzf's key-bindings.zsh plugin, if you replace the contents of the fzf-cd-widget function with that of the fzf-file-widget function, and duplicate the _fzf_select function to handle the environment variable, the fzf-cd-widget will place the selected directory onto the cursor position on the command line, rather than changing to that directory. You can duplicate these functions to handle any fzf options and commands for custom widgets for fzf that place selections directly onto the command line.

>>107720989

# CTRL-D COMMAND
__fzf_dir_select() {
  setopt localoptions pipefail no_aliases 2> /dev/null
  local item
  FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND=${FZF_CTRL_D_COMMAND:-} \
  FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS=$(__fzf_defaults "-d / --preview='fzf_preview_wrapper {}' --walker=file,dir,follow,hidden")\
  FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS_FILE='' $(__fzfcmd) "$@" < /dev/tty | while read -r item; do
    echo -n -E "${(q)item} "
  done
  local ret=$?
  echo
  return $ret
}

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>>107720989
>>107721002
In this way, with

alt-1:reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\

set, alt-1 will always return fzf to the list with which it was started, regardless of which widget spawns fzf.

>>107719736
Of course he can't. Instead of making it better he goes around from thread to thread shilling it.
Chance sucks BTW it's ugly and it drains battery

>>107720173
cope

>>107719703
This. I use it together with a 4chan pass and there's literally nothing that can beat this exquisite experience. Chance looks like absolute garbage (and the dev is a seething jeet lmao)

>>107719654
Don't care, still using Clover.

Buying a pass is retarded

>>107718905
Hmm you're right, you seem self aware enough. I was too harsh. I also like buying the chink shit, won't go as far racking up tokens personally, but I do go hunting for coupons like a pathetic Jew.

>>107720931
also just do add you dont even need a cart flasher you can flash then with an nds homebrew

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>>107721040
huh I never even considered that option for flashing GBA bootlegs. The flasher I got years ago works with GB and GBC too at least so I might keep it

>>107721084
yeah i also got a gbxcart rw when it came out because theyre just cool in general and its more convenient than using a ds. also just looking they do now sell bootlegs on actually good flashcart boards for relatively cheap its been a pretty good year for gba stuff by the looks of it https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009450932007.html. ive been playing emerald with a patch for daynight cycles + following pokemon and wanted a dedicated cart for it https://github.com/aarant/pokeemerald they dont modify anything involving save data so it works fine with gamecube/palpark which is cool also if you compile pokeemerald decomp with the bugfix flag it makes the rng work properly so you can soft reset shiny hunt i also made a small change to let you run indoors enjoying it quite a lot the following mon + day night cycle makes the game feel refreshing kek

>>107708851
>>107708622
>>107708446
thanks anons
At some point this is just a false economy
I've spent so long looking at stuff to buy that I could have just actually worked and made more money
To boot, I found a bunch of semi useful stuff on Amazon Haul, but then found it cheaper on AliExpress so now my free voucher is leading me to actually spend more
>why not order the stuff with your free voucher anon?
feels like a waste when it's double the price

>>107719955
(different guy btw) Do you? I've been using brave for a while and I've never gotten any payment prompts or anything like that... I was honestly curious what this thread was about. Is "brave origin" going to be an extra layer of something or another? I had never heard of it before.

>>107718870
>Sponsored images
Opt-out and Ads. Don't you love it when your adblocking browser serves you ads. Thats it I'm moving to falkon or ladybird.

OH NO NO NO BRAVEXISTERS WAS IS THIS

>>107718850
Which one is that? Don't tell me you're suggesting FireCucks or even Homonium, maybe Fagari?

>>107718629
They are all free the way that Facebook is "free".

>>107718487
The city will have a lengthy technical and legal brief pre-written that explains how the system works, and it will submit that as evidence in addition to the actual photos from the camera. Maybe the first few cases, they also have technical experts from the company show up to testify to the evidence, but after enough cases they can just cite the previous cases as precedent and a judge is unlikely to deviate from the previous cases' evaluation of the system itself. After that point, the cases will focus on the evidence specific to the case rather than relitigate the implementation of the system.
Like, remember DNA evidence was once a new thing? And so they had to bring scientists and experts in to explain how it all works and why it should be trusted. But after a few years of that, everyone knew how DNA testing worked and judges would just consider DNA evidence the same way a crime scene photograph or handgun in a bag shows up to court.
Don't fall for the sovcit sophistry, there's nothing that says only witness testimony is the only acceptable evidence in court. Sure, witnesses may be called to the court if there are credible arguments made that call into question the system that collected and produced the evidence, but you need to start by inspiring some doubt that the system is different or malfunctioning in some way compared to "model system" that precedent considered.

Also, many jurisdictions are starting to allow cases to proceed even without the cop showing up to court. Because most courts realize the only thing the cop is going to do is show up and say, "yeah, these are the notes and tickets I wrote on the date in question. Refer to the details in the notes, because fucked if I remember a specific person or car from 6 months ago." You can still drag the cop out for questioning if you have evidence the cop lied in a previous case or forged notes, but, again, you need a plausible argument why the cop's notes would be wrong.

>>107708946
>OP has never heard of a speed camera before

>>107708946
this is the reason i dont have license plates on my car, i aint paying anyone a "fine" for driving my own car the way i want to

>>107709010
>>107710276
So many traffic laws makes sense in America when you realize they're for dumbasses.
>why are there speed bumps in residential zones? Because idiots keep speeding and near hitting pedestrians
>why is there a stop sign when 99% of the time there's no one there? Because retards are too lazy to look left and right, so everyone is forced to stop just to observe nobody
>why is there a speed limit? Because in main roads the traffic is so cramped with stoplights, trying to speed will only cause you to break and lose all your momentum abruptly/risk rear ending someone. On the highway it's because we don't want idiots going 100 when most motorist are trying to get home
I can't think of a good solution for America, because here everyone has to drive to survive. How is society that's based on cars going to survive if you can't drive cars? Therefore you lowered the requirements of learning to drive.

>>107720842
I drive at 120mph regularly, slowshits are the problem

>>107720236
security BTFO'd (by Beating The Fuck out Of Daniel)

>>107718238
works for me.

>>107718238
Wait until they learn what every GNU/Linux distro does with their repository..

What "vast majority"? The only apps you need F-Droid for are KeePassDX and NewPipe.

>>107718238
we need the gentoo package manager or pkgsrc for android phones. my phone should download from github and compile everything on the spot.

>>107719317
This is how gen alpha will go by their day, doing whatever those do in their lives

>>107719571
>>107719297
Roll is the ideal daughterwife and nobody can convince me otherwise.

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the future is rad

>>107721055
who is roll?

>>107718009
Historically inaccurate, catgirls weren't allowed outside with bare arms

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>>107720705
Rule of cool overrides everything else, anonie. I made her Spartan in this one, though.

>>107719949
>>107720848
A literary shithole in the middle of nowhere has like 10 FTTH connections per house.

>>107719939
Production for fiber optic cables can scale up and they also could partly get recovered.

Dividing the RAM production of a small cartel of producers by three ish to make HBM instead of DDR for years however likely needs state action to curb.

>>107719949
it's an improvement

that's the wrong kind of glassing putler had in mind

>>107720009
Those shitty games that suck are are better than most recent games, so sure.

>>107720977
You fell for linux shills nonsense.
IBM, REDHAT,AMD,NVIDIA,INTEL, random trannies, state actors are all contributing to linux kernel, yes ofc. it's backdoored.

>>107721024
so you might as well use windows or macos?

>>107720584
js, don't be that guy...
bicycle vs motorbike

>>107720602
>js, don't be that guy...
t. Mark Zuckerberg still pushing the Flow meme

>>107720674
>flow
no idea what you're talking about

>>107720692
It's some JS thing, made by Facebook, which I think gives you some of the same benefits of TypeScript, while generally not being as good

Anyway. Advising people to stay away from TS in 2025/2026 seems a bit odd. It's a good language and it's extremely common now.

>>107720900
you should 100% learn js before ts, or you're fucking retarded, that's my point

Wallruns have messed up my state machine
I hate them so much

need advice:
my game has another game inside of it, kind of like that game Ehrgeiz on PS1 with the dungeon crawler game.

which should I do:
>each time they start the dungeon crawler portion, they start over completely
or
>dungeon crawler portion starts at hub world, where they start over each area, but can start at the latest area that they unlocked/progressed to

>>107720858
Completely meaningless question without a huge amount of context

>>107720891
how so? Its a pretty simple question
>>107720858
second one.

>>107721016
It's a simple question but it doesn't have a meaningful answer without the context of the rest of the game design