>>107635346
yeah but it doesn't do anything meaningful right now
jumps around with the jetpack and tries to gather some resources
trying to find a FPS or a fighting game instead

>>107635680
it's learning tho was able to use shield recharge short before death which is pretty cool

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>Nvidia
>the way it's meant to be played

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When can I unleash this as an osrs wildy pk bot to cover the cost of bonds on my ironman?

>>107625000
Sorry. I'm not twelve years old. I don't know who those pe- (I assume they're people) people are.
I have vast amounts of time to waste but can spare none of it towards streaming and influencer culture.

>>107630342
>FreeBSD seems more flexible and likely easier to transition to
yes; it is easier to learn and the handbook is more in-depth than openbsd's faq
>OpenBSD is made out to seem more cohesive
a cohesive system is one trait shared by all BSD operating systems, it's part of the core philosophy
>Void Linux
I have only touched alpine, debian, and (most unfortunately) ubuntu so I can't help there specifically
what I can tell you is that every time I use linux I get frustrated to some extent
I often run into package management dependency issues, something freebsd solved ~20 years ago
the thing I absolutely hate the most is how software is out of date because they only provide packages for versions released years prior, so you have to add a separate package repository to get a newer version
the solution for the systemic deficiencies linux has in general is "curl this random url and pipe it into a shell as root"

while jails are really cool, the real selling point for freebsd (and openbsd) is the ports tree; packages are available but sometimes you need a compile-time feature and it's easily accomplished with a couple commands ... and the result is intertwined with the package system so everything works together (like a system should) because it's how packages are built in the first place

a caveat to consider is that new hotness simply doesn't work in freebsd; it will take literal years to get something that is second nature on linux .... but there is the linux emulation thing that can smooth out some rough edges

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>>107629195
Which one would you recommend to use on a ThinkPad?

>>107628493
more users is both a blessing and a curse
you need enough users for projects to care about compatibility on your operating system
no one complains about hardware support on linux because its big enough for vendors to care
>>107636095
start with freebsd, fren

>>107636124
Hardware support is fine now. So we're full I guess. Also you're setting him up for a very painful time if you actually think FreeBSD has decent support for thinkpads.

Any news on whether any OpenBSD devs are working on a new filesystem?

>>107635394
try C# or Odin

>>107635394
Jai or Odin.

>>107635842
What's the status of Jai? Is it still just in (leaked) closed beta?

>>107636112
>Is it still just in (leaked) closed beta?
Yes.

>>107635394
I don't know about Zig but I can vouch for Odin. It has a bunch of small and oddly specific features that make perfect sense when you're writing a game, especially if all the pain points of doing it in C are still fresh in your memory.

>>107635732
Debian isn't made by transsexuals. It's literally named after a heterosexual couple you dumb hon

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>>107636035

>>107635981
Schizobabble discarded

>>107636134
That's not schizobabble that's zoomer larping.

Debian is cool and all but Arch is already all I ever need

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hihi. I don't use docker.
what's the non-retarded way to do this (it works fine btw)?

>>107635840
I mean just look at how old those posts are. Back when /g/ at least pretended to be moderated kek

>>107636017
docker compose. dockerd starts services automatically on boot with your current restart setting so the unit isn't 100% necessary.

>>107634779

>gets groped by misato
shinji, you lucky bastard.

>>107636017
nigga might as well use podman quadlets if you're using systemd shit

the fact that the package manager doesn't handle dependencies makes it a completely invalid project

>>107635783
just use sboui

>>107635832
okay, so now we're talking about a distro that I can't trust to just let me start working after I install it. I need software from somewhere other than the distro itself, and the assumption that I won't be installing the OS and working on many different machines, so I can just leave an extra helper program on there and it's fine forever.

>>107636128 (me)
Like, until that 3rd party program doesn't get updates anymore even though the main distro is still alive. Love how often that happens.

>>107635832
I was baiting you into mentioning a third-party pacakge manager but I hadn't even heard of this one. That's how bad it is, they can't even agree on which one to use.

>>107634717
up to you, i have a potato pc(8gb ram + HDD) , whenever I download worth a few gigs, browser fucks for reason i don't know, same for chrome/edge/firefox/brave, so i just used them

>>107632991
>before you open the browser it won't popup instructions on obvious features
what?

>>107634894
i knot you are not the guy who made this thread
And whole day i still wait to see if anyone will make a script to fix explained problem
nope
best i got is
>easily done in chrome.css
and your proposed solution

>>107632991
Tinkertranny lol

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Why not just uninstall it, isn't that easier?

>>107631099
I don't know anyone who started their own company without being a nepobaby.
At the very least, their parents or uncle taught them about these things.

>>107613538
>and spend their time and effort just to make man-children happy
false, I do it for myself. I despise most of the AAAslop eating gaymers from today

>>107632781
>cope

why do we keep putting vidya devs on a pedestal? fucking bread and circus shitters. t. ex-vidya addict

>>107613654
what other lists are there?

>>107633954
think of the AI instead
it needs our nurturing and support to grow
it takes a village to raise an artificial intelligence
the children can help

>>107630803
GOOD
MORNING
SAAR

>>107636054
I'm sober. I simply do not have the capacity to bring myself to caring what a 10 year old thinks right now. Go wake up your neighbour and ask them to care.

>>107636030
>the imaginary artist boogeyman is mean to me because i can't draw
Literally never happened. As far as I can tell they're just mad about corpos scraping their works off the internet and using them to train slop generators to be used by retarded proompters who flood everything with trash and call it "art".

>>107636073
>I'm sober
Then why are you rambling about retarded shit nobody asked?

>>107628221
pi provides kodi to my tv and runs a bunch of docker services as well. i have other sbc doing other things like webcam and environmental control for my vivarium.

>>107628221
every project ultimately leads to a media server. like how evolution always converges to the crab.

>>107630705
That makes nerve gas anon

>>107628221
still use it for home-assistant (https://www.home-assistant.io/)

>>107630676
You can also use a 2.5" SSD drive with a USB adapter. I have a Pi 3 running on one, and it's very reliable.

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>>107627786
I'm still waiting for a good, native implementation of vertical tabs. Edge is okish, but the sidebar is too slow. All the other implementations I've seen are garbage.
Thank God for Tree Style Tab + userChrome.css.

>>107627067
they're being shilled non-stop on orange leddit

>>107623860
it's an eternal sharingan

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>>107632397
It is though

What the fuck is this captcha holy shit

>>107635017
>he thinks that's hard
This website is IQ gated now, get out.

>>107634652
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux-Musterl%C3%B6sung

>>107634652
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_corporate_collapses_and_scandals?useskin=vector

Not tech related
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peak%E2%80%93end_rule#Applications
TL;DR: Your experience of something in retrospect is largely controlled by how you feel during the most intense part of that thing and how you feel at the end.
So you can offer a mediocre service to a client but still end up with a positive review from the client by putting your all in at two specific points.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Excitation_(magnetic)#Self_excitation
Self-excitation: If you make an dynamo with only permanent magnets, then you will only reach sub-1V voltages because the magnetic field strength is very low. You need to also add electromagnets to your dynamo.
The neat thing is that these electromagnets can be powered directly from the output of the dynamo. The emf of the dynamo gradually increases, increasing the electromagnet strength, increasing the emf in turn. (Eventually you get limited by the rotor becoming harder to turn.) I guess the math cancels out to mean you have a positive feedback limit.

>>107630810
Copilot is genuinely retarded.

>>107633064
>downgraded
t-thanks

>>107627817
>I'm not a pedo
Yes you are. You prey on legally aged woman with underdeveloped features instead.

>>107626675
No.

>>107630251
Try backing up your drivers with this: https://github.com/lostindark/DriverStoreExplorer afterwards install them again with the software, or device manager, or command line (look this up).
For license, anons on here will usually recommend you to install an IoT LTSC version of windows and activate with MAS (the script you mentioned). If you plan to install the same edition, you may not need to activate at all since the manufacturer may store the key in the bios.
Basically: activate with script if Windows doesn't automatically activate it or if you're installing an edition that's different than what your laptop came with.

Anyone use wintoys here? How is it? Would you recommend it?

>>107624422
>we need two windows threads, both around page 9

Kinda a weird issue. Some videos on my external drive wont play when I try to play them directly from the external drive but if I just copy them over onto the desktop they play perfectly fine. Its not even every video. Its just some of them and the size doesnt seem to matter as some videos over 1gb play but others could only be like 10mb and not play and vice versa so the file size of the videos isnt the the cause. Thoughts?

>>107562997
Mama

>>107635345
the youtube video I'm watching is decoded on my own hardware

>>107631634
They'll find a way to somehow vendor lock in the games so that devs begin to optimize for remote gaming hardware, while everyone else suffers.

>>107631613
Reminder that you did this. You kept buying GeForce for years and years, fattening up Nvidia.

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>t.

>was saying the other day on /v/ how cloud gaming hardware is obviously what they expect to funnel gamers into in the future and Microshit and Nvidia are already investing
>"Nah you're a schizo retard"
Geforce now improves on an almost monthly basis, with the skyrocketing price of literally everything, including computer hardware and consoles, its obvious what they are doing.