>>107648740
I have dim recollections of Perl and I still use Automator shortcuts that are basically seven-line Perl scripts
>>107649595
PHP is very much alive because WordPress is very much alive
also I hear Laravel is a thing if you want PHP but with modern stuff

>>107656024
Yes, Larry Wall's co-author of the Camel book, so also a top expert on Perl.

https://www.shadowcat.co.uk/2025/07/09/ripples-they-cause-in-the-world/

>>107649595
PHP is not dead, Laravel is the least shitty web framework out there.

>>107648740
80% of the internet is still on a LAMP stack.

>>107656930
Does it have the formatter script integrated to show all the captcha images at once?

Under the specific and non-generalizable conditions of my local computational environment, empirical observation indicates that the software application "KurobaEx-beta" demonstrates behaviour consistent with functional operability.

>>107656399
try without the first / and /i

Works on my machine, have you tried using a non ancient phone?

>>107656939
Yes

>>107655667
>no i hate customizaiton i just want something that loks like ass that i cant change

Where is the Bocchinigger now?

>>107654861
It's basically the same as regular old clover as I recall.

>>107654320
Mostly works but filters are fucked.

>>107656675
Oh nyo nyo nyo, don't bully him like that.

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>>107656675
>You now realise he was the dev the whole time

>>107657077
more than thinking, I've seen it in action at hundreds billion dollar-level companies so...
people are poor and stuck in shit jobs for a reason, mastered excel macros can get you very far in various fields.

>>107656819
Windows is losing users to Linux with Steam, PC gamers that is, I always liked the Nintendo & Sony game consoles

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>>107657218
No, we're in for a wild ride.

>>107657323
Jeetsoft doesn't care about B2C, they only care about B2B, they might as well push an update that bricks every PC running windows 11 forever and it will not hurt their bottom line.

>>107657364
might help push pc sales + new licenses too

>>107654515
What's your damage?

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Datavac
UPS
hard drive
not very interesting i know

>>107653330
Fem peen add-on optional?

>>107653410
erm the book says they can get one if they wanted to

>>107652146
2B belongs to black cocks.

>>107640271
open source ruined software, devs are more busy trying to make their code look good to others while it is a garbage buggy/bloated software anyways.

>>107654038
Among keys to individual power

Whether from the perspective of a frustrated noob like OP or some angry old nigger like >>107654160, the entire interaction called "help" appears to be a massive waste of time. I certainly don't bother with it anymore. If it's not the sort of thing I can teach myself, it's not worth bothering with

>>107640271
if you were smart enough to figure out things on your own then you wouldnt be asking for help
ergo listen to what you're told instead of being """"creative"""""

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>>107654160
I ask that bc I want to learn the language / system and got stuck without a clue on how to proceed, and because I don't want my homework done for me. I only learn by really grokking the most retarded-seeming details of the language, not by adopting "design patterns" or "best practices", which is purely about aesthetics and preventing feuds between codemonkeys.

glowniggers are crashing windows with no survivors because they have gained complete control of foss

i hope this blackpill will carry you through the coming year

>>107657556
>they don't exist
>they do exist and they're similar to this

>ctrl-f crash_if_null
>10 gorillion hits
hm

>>107657539
They effectively do the same thing. Check for something and abort current operation if a condition is not met. Whenever that is done via aborting the process, killing thread, unwinding stack or whatever else is configurable doesn't really change the point of that function.

>>107657556
Retard

>>107657518
Not sure what direction you're going in, but yeah, anon's claim that plain unwrap (as opposed to unwrap_or_else) is promoted in production code isn't true.

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>nvidia
>fix driver bugs in 2025
kek, they dont give a shit about Windows drivers on their newest video cards why the fuck would they care about lincux

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>>107657508
DirectX does not exist to the Industry
It's all vulkan now and that's a good thing.

>>107657520
4070
>>107657554
except for the games that dont support it like rivals

>>107657600
Boycott and don't buy.

>>107657614
Like I said if I had caught on to linux before buying I wouldn't have, but I actually switched from amd to nvidia on windows because of the constant headaches and crashes the amd drivers were giving me and experienced none of that with nvidia until specifically this issue on linux.

>>107656060

check out dave aitel, charlie miller, mark dowd and orange tsai. they're very good.

>>107616562
>I secure wiped my SSD from BIOS. it took like 3 seconds. how could it be this fast, isn't it supposed to take at least several minutes? it's a Crucial 1GB.
do you mean 1TB?
it's done "in hardware", but you shouldn't trust that shit.
an analogy: in some cases software sends commands to simply "delete" encryption keys from SSDs, but there is research that shows that "hardware encrypted" data can be recovered, and keys are reused or insecure keys are used once and once again.
just run dban or

dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/your-ssd

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Currently reading pic related and really enjoying it. Learning how to build my own containers just with bash commands, learning about all the internals. Haven't had this much fun in a while. It's only 200 pages, absolutely recommended for anyone interested.

Btw, is there ctf but for containers? There used to be such a site but it's no longer working.

>>107656618
Looks interesting. I will take a look into it. Thanks, for the recommendation.

>>107656060
All day everyday

>>107651731
yes, lets all build around a single point of failure

lmao linuxtards

>>107656731
That's what mirrors are for. If the one I was using goes down I deal with the minor inconvenience of changing it.

>>107657076

>change package mirror
>get malware

>>107653212
Package managers have no software in them. Package managers access software that's either on your system waiting to be installed, or in your distro's repos.

>>107657270
>does not know anything about security, devops, basic IT
>opens his dumb hole wide open
>brain diarrhea comes out
>gets back to flipping burgers
Many such cases

All screens are bad, go play real games in the real world and do real things

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>>107657402
We really can't win

>>107657458
>>>107655967 (OP)
>>Modern VA panels have absurdly fast response times
>False unless selecting very specific panels and even then they are not fast
>>(faster actually except for black to black)
>it's faster but it's not faster, bad logic here4>>107655967 (OP)
>>when your average $200 VA panel is almost certainly better than a $200 IPS one.
>the average low end va panel is fucking bad compared to the equivalent ips
>VA is shit for monitors, completely unusable for TVs (even slower)
>for TVs if you are a gaymer you have to buy oled or you are a masochist retard
>for monitors it's more complicated
>>>107656189
>>2 years ago 240hz VA monitors entered the market for less than $200 which have next to zero smearing left.
>they literally have smear and suck cocks


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>>107657402
Some of the more recent IPS displays I've gotten have somehow made the glow much less noticeable. It's still there, but not as obvious as the distractingly uneven glow I got on a display from around 2015.

>>107653745
Not the guy, but, the m's are a dead giveaway. I was looking for an Iosevka prebuild, as I recognized these glyphs immediatley.

>>107652984
>26.2 isn't awful, by the way
not a big fan of the glass stuff

>>107655873
I actually kind of like the glass stuff. I don't like how buttons have less useful area and so iPhones don't get five or six buttons at the bottom of the phone anymore, but the readability hits aren't as bad as I thought because I mostly know what buttons' labels say anyway, so I don't really need to read the button label if there's something gnarly underneath it.
I'm actually coming around to the opinion that Alan Dye's Liquid Glass thing is overhated. It deserves to be hated, but not _quite_ as much as it's hated.

>>107639756
Love th pape can you share it? Also why the Apple Loop too left?

>>107609034
I fucking hate working with Python. Everything about it sucks.

>>107619483
If it's anything like St. Judes then I wouldn't be surprised.

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>>107617810
based

>>107610064
we wuz python devs 'n shieeet

>>107637894
I could answer "hosting all those python packages, which are getting big because the ML ones all have CUDA packaged in" but Google is hosting all their packages for free under the table :^)

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>>107655793
OK, you are better than me.

Bought a ironwolf nas before they sold out, gonna get as much kino as possible. Fuck everyone.

I have always downloaded music, movies and tv-series and saved them on HDD's.
But i also ripped my CD collection back in the early 2000's
Music is strictly kept in .mp3. If possible i go for 320kbps.
Regarding music files, i haven't downloaded for the last 20years or so. I currently have like 120 GB of music.
Mostly stuff i listened to in the nineties and eighties.

TV series are strictly kept in .mkv format and i go for 1080p. If not available, i chose 720p or SD quality if it's a real classic worth keeping.
I am currently on about 160 TB of tv-series. So it's a well sorted collection.

I never had any streaming subs in my life. The only thing i have (but lost the login credentials to) is a lifetime premium account for Spotify, since i partook in their beta programme, but never used it after the beta phase were closed and Spotify hit the market.

I wish the doujin music sharing scene were through bittorrent or at least slsk.

>>107653216
Texas is a fundamentalist christian theocracy, it is christofascist politically

>>107653240
From the outside I really don't see a difference on your two political tribes with this sort of shit. They both seem fundamentally against personal privacy.

>>107653788
So to fix this you literally have to replace these religious retards with atheist retards.

>>107653820
I moved to another state, that's how I fixed it

>>107655247
You can't escape from your problems forever.