>australians use a proxy
>it gets banned everywhere
gosh

>>107582667
>blocked by half the sites online
More than half the sites online aren't worth using to begin with.

>>107582667
What do you mean by that? You can't visit half the sites online at all due to IP blocks? Or that you can visit sites but can't make accounts, post and interact with them?

>>107582667
That just proves that Mullvad is good for privacy.

>>107584927
You get CloudFlare checked at half the websites on the internet, some sites prevent logging in, some sites prevent using _without_ logging in, some sites just refuse to serve content altogether.

>>107578975
It gets shit done and makes you a lot of money

>>107582148
database constraints are a pain for migrations and are never enough, you usually end with complex business logic that the database can't enforce. Plus, you are mixing up responsibilities. Checks should be the responsibility of the business layer. Despite SQL having checks you shouldn't use them at all besides unique and foreign keys.

>>107582289
What if some bozo accesses the production database and inserts invalid data? It could happen. Then your web app could produce unexpected behaviour

>>107582386
When you ask such a simple question, you don't counter with "what ifs" targeted at an enterprise with 1000s of DEO hires and millions of users.

>>107584523
I think it's a valid "what if".

>>107582216
I don't know.

>more AI slop
billions

>>107582216
Been using it to make code contributions to linux kernel, it's great!

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>>107582216
dont know dont care

>>107583951
>proper AdBlocker.
I guess Ublock origin isnt a proper ad block anon?

>>107583935
If your business relies on ads to survive - you do not have a sustainable business.

>>107584027
Every other firefox fork sucks ass and is only useful for browsing basic fucking websites.
The shill lion browser is unironically the best one right now because you don't have to deal with Gecko slop or any of the other Chromium shitters, and its native adblocker works 99% of the time.

>>107584103
It isn't if you use it on a CHROMIUM browser, fucking retards man.

>>107584006
>Mozilla's ceo just said that they will disable ublock for a $150 million bribe
so, what, "give us 150 millies and be commit sudoku"? cause every user gonna leave them if they get rid of their only advantage over chrom*.

>>107583448
If we ever figure out photonics it might be eventually possible.

4 core x 2.5 GHz

>>107583448

you cannot block roentgen via atx case can you

>>107584459
/thread/

>>107583448
It never materialized because silicon has unforseen problems at that high frequencies. We will need new materials or even photonics to get above 5-8GHz at reasonable power levels.

>>107582080
I don't know where you're from but in Germany they also require age verification for anything vape related.
And I just buy my stuff from ebay and they have that thing with DHL where the mailman verifies your age when he delivers it.

>>107583290
I'm in US. eBay banned vape related items in US some time ago. I thought it was a worldwide policy. Thanks for sharing your experience.
>>107582119
>Examples?
Geekvape, Joyetech, can't remember which others.
>And how are you paying for this
Virtual card probably. I prefer not to submit an ID to buy something online out of principle as well as for practical reasons, I get what you're saying, though.

>still using a slightly busted OBS cube mini and nic juice last bought 5-7 years ago
The coil has been changed a time or two and the tank gets a full cleaning on occasion. Is there any actual risk to this or am I clear not burning money in a post-vapes dot com world?

>>107583649
Joytech didn't list US as a destination once I'd populated a cart... but functionally, that can get re-shipped easy enough. UK => US postage a bit rapey usually....

https://store.geekvape.com
however listed me prices in $.. can't confess to being hot on US states, but a casual glance them was all in there...

>>107584644
Yeah, I think reshipping service would be prohitively expensive, but I'll look into it more.
I'll try geekvape again; didn't see my state in the options previously.
Do you think the Legend 5 kit is a good choice for someone that's only ever used Joyetech Ego AIO with 0.5 ohm Cubis coil?

>>107581138
Cool, never heard of this.
How does it compare to wine? And is it good enough that I can ditch wine/lutris forever?

>>107584555
>dictated
Open source means you can mod it yourself. You're not a brainlet are you?
>Troonix requires always online
You can install anything through a download.
>Ignore
Can't see the code. You can't ignore. Far easier to ignore for software that gives end user control.

>>107580486
Why should I care about professional software on my personal computer. I work on my company provided work computer, not on my own PC.
Then I go home and do my daily life stuff on my Linux-based machine, which includes among other things, video games.

>>107580520
>i want to have opinions too!!!!
>spew a bunch of retarded shit instead of knowing things
why are you like this>>107580977

>>107584386
kdenlive and shotcut do less than davinci resolve

>>107581045
Longer EOL and can be activated with HWID instead of KMS.

Apparently the ISO of Windows 11 downloaded through Media Creation Tool has the December security update. When is the standalone ISO going to get that?

>>107578190
Sankusu. This worked perfectly.

does anyone know if it's possible to change a Windows Service Logon without restarting the service?
I know it's possible because Windows does some bullshit magic to "rotate passwords" for Virtual Accounts and MSAs.

>>107583659
Yes

>>107583640
By white people.
Now it's made by jeets.

>>107583652
>implying that Windows was ever good.

>>107583640
I like having 64-bit support though.

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>>107583640
>When Windows was made by normal people

You mean people. H1Bs don't qualify.

>>107583634
The thing is you never need a database. I do, for maintaining massive soul archives. A local search function for your devices works well enough just for the text data, my work is effectively creating a secondary off-site index of your personal "data" (Bookmark::Service).

Since your behavior is organic, this means you have effective immortality and unique freedom.

>>107584216
You into Ray Charles, dog?

dunno I have 10 bookmarks in total kek
but I would do this
a) download the exported file of your bookmarks, it should have data about: links+description+date added+folder name
b) ask claude to vibecode a tool that converts that data in markdown format
c) ask claude to vibecode a tool that given that markdown file will build an html page. It should separate links by folder name. Ask to build at the top a search bar that will hide the unrelated shit while you type. Ask to build filters to hide elements that are older or newer of a date or inside or outside a daterange.
Done,when you find a new webpage to bookmark add it to the markdown file, and use the tool again to rebuild the html
Put the markdown on google drive and you get to have your bookmarks on mobile too

>>107580264
>bookmarks
You're not a real hoarder.
You need to download all of those pages and archive them across multiple drives like me.

>>107584702
Thank you for true care.

>>107583172
Congrats, anon. Do you like it? What's inside the 3d printed enclosure?

>>107583192
>Do you like it?
very much, feels like im getting a back massage
the thing you're talking about is actually just a shitty mini PC that im using for the time being

>>107583014
gaming has been ruined by multi monitor normgroids

>>107583284
Really? THAT'S your big problem there?

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got rid of a few of my monitors, trying to go for a more minimalist approach
also added an in-line CD player and 3 sets of speakers for maximum music quality while I'm animating

>>107556607
>>107563730
>>107580754
I'm a stud, im ballsy, I don't have to hide my mess like you do

>>107584864
I unironically think it will disrupt the market more. AI datacenters have a bad ROI and people and smaller businesses are starting to realize they could just run their own models.

>>107584865
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>>107584770
Ah yes, the anon that made me second-guess my be quiet! purchase and sent me down a rabbithole from hell. Thanks for that.
Also the only be quiet! PSUs that seemed to be exploding were the Dark Power (Pro) line, mainly the Dark Power Pro 13. Didn't find any major complaints on their Pure Power products aside from my own regarding their lack of cables.

>>107584942
That was me. I'm sorry. Be quiet seemed like such a goddamn dice roll. I have a 10 year old Seasonic that treated me well but I was relying way too much on that hwbusters with my own personal bias and also reading how many great PSUs came with shit or stuff cables, such tradeoffs, and I didn't want to put a 1200w+ on a 650W system.

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>>107584570
Super Flower has very limited "official" presence in the English-speaking spheres of the world as of 2021, though it may have changed since then, and their warranty process may only be initiated through the retailer from which you purchased their unit, i.e. if you need to warranty your PSU for any reason you can only do it through Amazon or Newegg (if you're in the US).
If you're not in the US, then maybe that won't be an issue.

>>107584129
Can Windows updates and services still write to C:? Sounds like it would break a ton of shit.

>>107584129
Isn't it because you use windows enterprise?

>>107584129
but i did do this though, by installing nixos

>>107584213
kek

>>107584168
you can turn it off and on as needed. so for updates or changes you just turn it off, run the update, and turn it back on. it requires some rebooting but the advantage is also more deliberate updating. kind of ideal if you plan to update infrequently.
>>107584213
i'd assume but i'm talking about people on /g/ not windows users at large. i thought most of you are running iot ltsc.
>>107584280
well then stay where you are. i use nixos on all my other machines. i discovered this while trying to make a windows computer i need to use as nixos-like as possible.
it's not atomic, or entirely reproducible, configurations aren't declarative. but i can do a fresh unattented windows install, use winget to import a list of programs to install, and then run a powershell script that freezes windows after i get it set up how i like it.
accomplishing this with a variety of awful microsoft tools makes me appreciate how elegantly nixos handles things that's for sure.

>>107583229
shit.
do I need to add DO NOT USE FOR AI TRAINING to my posts now??

>>107574920
>>107575117
Also waterfox and palemoon

>>107583507
every update firefox adds new AI garbage and automatically opts in everyone
you can disable these components (for now) and they are local (for now) but you never know when you will wake up and your browser is now a chatgpt extension

>>107573766
When you google for something instead of linking you to sites with articles written by AI it instead summarizes them and hallucinates something on top to give you a wrong answer

>>107583507
browser.ml

>>107579198
zig does not have such niceties. I support using iterators but I was arguing why saturating sub is not the panacea.

>>107578923
you have my respect

>>107575953
t'was me. I am a zigger

>>107581788
i haven't even read it yet so i'll take your word for it, 1-9 has indeed been pretty easy

>>107581855
>zig does not have such niceties. I support using iterators but I was arguing why saturating sub is not the panacea.
We were talking about Rust.
If you willingly choose to use Zig, you should be PROUD of having to write something very explicit like

    var i: usize = 100;
    i -= 1;
    while (true) {
        // do something
        if (i == 0) break;
        i -= 1;
    }

>>107570836
>See also: https://obonofcode.com/ (Summer 2026)
How is this supposed to work? Obon is only a few days long, I could probably make that many puzzles by myself.

>>107584684
>I could probably make that many puzzles by myself.
No one is stopping you.