>>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.

>>107582647
Apparently so; So you would need a fork, like Brave

>>107582863
I expect it to do that itself.
Where I expect you to have to do things is where, for one reason or another, things are not 'correct'.

Ultimately, if it can deliver what you ask of it, then there shouldn't be any need to fuck with shit...

I'm learning AWS and am having trouble accessing the internet from a private instance.

I have a private EC2 instance that can ping a NAT instance, but not the internet.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong? My route tables all look correct.

Hey anons, I'm using my PC on a 4K TV and 3 out of 10 times the icons get all small and when I reset it they go back to normal, it's really strange, does anyone know what is happening? Or if there is something broken

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I've been playing a game on PC called Abiotic Factor, which has cross platform play. My friend has a PS5 and I wanted to buy it for him. How do I do this sorcery? Apparently you can't just buy a disk these days. I remember trying to buy a game for someone else once on a ps4 and it just bought it for me again.

>>107584364
For a dual socket Supermicro it's a good price. In my third world shithole those are almost non-existent though.

>>107580488
Anon proper Am4 setups cost like 150-200 usd, without gpu... At least you would have something that let you do anything you want till this ai craze ended in 2028 or till ddr6 got adopted

>>107582644
If the total cost comes up to 100-150 usd mark do not do it. Go look for a second hand 6 or 8 core Am4 rig. Ddr4 support is very important

>>107580488

dear anon anything since core2duo has been relatively powerfull

>>107584544
>So you're not looking at the user's arguments in their own right?
Can you provision evidence I did not?
I can provision evidence a frogposter made post containing zero argument and highlighted themselves unable to think through the premise they initially forwarded.

>Logical fallacies such as these are far worthier of automatic dismissal than some choice of cartoon.
If indeed, it was a logical fallacy, you may have a point.
But as you cannot think through the premise to it's logical conclusion before you hit 'enter', you have a folder full of frogmeme. And it has value to you.

>>107583641
why not?

testing

This is what mailing lists already are basically.

>>107583920
Yes, but there you control the website so you can just publish a public key, but on 4chan digital signatures are forbidden I think. Also mailing lists typically have a real name policy and log your IP, here it would be the opposite, the no name policy

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they literally just made the captcha easier for bots.
just clicking "Get Captcha" once gives you 3 times 5 examples (on the least trusted IPs, which is actually even better, it lets you collect more), and the prompt is always "find the odd one out", this means it can only be trained unsupervised, which is even better because it means the data can be collected automatically.
The images are very low res so it requires even less compute to train classifiers.
There are only 3 characteristics: number of dots, shapes, and text style.
I think a basic SVM/perceptron setup with less than 100k total parameters could achieve +90% accuracy with about 1000 unlabeled examples.

>>107581665
How does that even compute? even if leto had no captcha solver, the captcha is still so easy he makes his users fill it out manually, he gets users only because he has infinite residential proxies. Instead of changing up the captcha they could just make spam/cp detection better.
How did they even get the idea that making captchas harder would thwart any dedicated troll that is willing to fill out as many captchas as possible manually if it means they can troll le board. even when they do have to fill these captchas, the experience is much more convenient than on the actual site, not having to actually fill out these captchas is just the cherry on top.

I can post comments in Chance just fine, but it gives "ip range banned for abuse" when posting pictures. Just using a browser on the phone and same network lets me post images though. Anyone had this issue?

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>>107584022
Using chance right now

>>107584676
Yeah apparently it worked. Sorry fren it's on ur end

>>107578423
based Yandex
>>107578729
based anon

>>107579802
are you advocating for the use of modern racist terminology? jogger, yoof, yn

>>107580731
how far are you into your transition?

>>107577677
>the things those people did? they didnt actually do them. it might look like they did, but noone did them, it just happened out of nowhere. youre being paranoid
thank you for your intelligent contribution

>>107580614
master bedroom

>>107580049
>32 reppys and survived the night
Nah

I miss when 10 mbps felt blazing fast
>>107580096
If you don’t game or download large amounts of data or run a bunch of shit then 120mbps is just fine

How slow is your internet kek. When I was in college in New York over 15 years ago, we already had symmetrical gigabit all over campus so I struggle to imagine that there are people nowadays who are still languishing on sub-gigabit speed internet service.

>>107584533
Fios 300mbps, don’t need more

>>107584561
By that argument, I also don't need a car with more than 75HP. Either way, if you live in the west don't have gigabit+ speed at home right now you've been left behind.

>>107582563
this is an ai post

>>107581032
>Can't import firefox cookies/bookmarks into waterfox natively
>Manually bringing over files from the profiles folder borks waterfox as a browser
Great fork you got there... Is there a browser that actually works that doesn't have ai slop in it?

>>107581162
If Mozilla goes down, so will Firefox forks.
All the forks do is tweak the source code Mozilla devs build a little.

>>107583127
Somebody will pick it up, maybe debian or some other distro with lots of developers will get it and keep it alive

>>107581032
>I currently use Edge now
You glow

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>>107581756
>2170
based time traveler

>>107581798
correct but also my Download folder is basically my f95zone folder as of lately

Hey frog, Breeze or Qogir? You have one minute to answer.

>>107581756
lol no.
My download folder has over a decade's worth of accumulated memes, and I'm never gonna organise it.

>>107583329
Thank you!

>>107566525
You don't need dbus for Firefox wtf. I've ran Firefox without dbus server running. DBUS is so piece of shit it never worked on my systems. The only functionality adjacent to dbus I ever seen was programs spamming retarded error messages in console, while applications still work. The only reason DBUS is installed at all is because of fucking dependency in GTK.

>>107584469
>Compiler in the kernel
Actually a very good idea. Just not GCC since it's fucking SLOW.
A super fast compiler that allows programs to be distributed as zipped sources (or a scrambled intermediary language) which are silently compiled for maximum hardware utility on first run would be a massive improvement to computing.

>>107572106
it would be shit
imagine an application supporting only linux that is 1 month
because the developer uses arch
this is nonsense
also, not portable to other systems
people don't even fucking want to make native windows applications
and you expect people to make native linux applications?

>>107584603
Nobody would use it directly, retard.
It would be used by SDL or SFML, guaranteeing standard behavior across all Linux operating systems regardless of userland distro slopware

>>107566523
What part of the wayland protocol is actually good? the only good thing about wayland is wayland compositors being more modern so they dont suffer from multi monitor issues, which are unrelated to the protocol itself

>>107583200
Why do you >reddit kys When you're literally >reddit itself sharing the exact same opinion and soul?

>>107583432
nowadays this place is just right wing reddit anyways, people who just wanna fit in on this site really bad regurgitate the jokes from when reddit was a million times more uptight and lefty, not to say it isn't anymore

>>107583432
If I wanted a reddit feed, I'd be on reddit. I know this forum is mostly Mossad bot accounts but it would be nice if some of us shared their own opinion instead of pasting reddit/twitter screenshots

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>>107583100

>redditor(synonymous with leftist)
>AI Derangment Syndrome
can't name a more iconic duo

>>107583844
taskbar should be hidden by default

My swaybar is at the top

>>107583844
>taskbar on the right >:)

Quick question is learnopengl.com down for other people as well? I'm getting a 429 Too Many Requests error on my PC and phone. If so I'll send an email about it

>>107583744
Yes I'm getting that too.

>>107583744
why r you learning an out of date graphics api

>>107583534
Always better to do something rather than nothing

>>107583744
Yes it's been going down for me regularly for the past week. I've been using an archive.org snapshot in the meantime https://web.archive.org/web/20251021174940/https://learnopengl.com/

>>107583534
if it makes you feel any better, the games that are most similar to mine either have 700+ reviews or around 5-10 reviews with absolutely no in-between.
I'm still making my game and not giving up. Also still smoking weed and thinking about thinking.