>>107900604
Matt Dillon (iirc his name) was not happy with the FreeBSD's SMP implementation and he believed he could make it better, so he forked freebsd 5 and implemented his message passing SMP

He also had interesting ideas, namely the hammer fs and the virtual kernels capabilities

To this day it seems that freebsd caught up dbsd performances (and also ended up being better)

The ideas are (were?) interesting on paper but lacks of men-power makes it look like it's virtually stagnating at this point


Essentially
> documenation is not comparable to other bsds (last time I checked there were graphs from 2012) and the "handbook" still had a lot of sections TBDed
> Performance wise it loses systematically to freebsd
> Hammer looks like it's "almost ready" since forever
> He seems to become shy talking vkernels

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>>107900604
It's to Linux what Dragonfly is to LSD

>>107904190
>he forked freebsd 5
if memory serves, it's been like 20 or so years, it is actually a fork of 4.x ... cause freebsd 5 was kinda shitty

>>107905011
Yeah you're right. I was probably confused by the fact that actually he wasnt's happy with 5

>>107904190
hammer is cool, did it ever get ported to other BSDs/.

>>107894653
For games 21:9 is awesome, for desktop stuff I prefer 4:3 or 16:9.

>>107894653
Laptop screen + 27" 4k (or 5k if you can afford it) and window tiling is the meta. Its effectively an ultrawide in terms of viewing space. Used to use 2x 24" 2k monitors and this setup mogs it.

>>107894653
Nah lol. Shits a gimmick for losers who don't like the gap from the bezel two monitors have, while providing hardly any benefit over just having two monitors.

>>107894653
No. If anything you want a 16:10 screen instead.

>>107898218
>>107905824
Why the hell is no one making any decent 16:10 monitors?

>>107904037
Yeah, if you're frugal about it.
Besides the occasional silly 100+GB monstrosity, most games aren't that big, and you can fit a bunch of them onto a 1TB drive.

>>107904037
It's plenty of space if you don't hoard.

>>107903865
Extremely antisemitic edition

How is this general even alive right now being that RAM and storage are unironically like 4x more expensive than what they were a few months ago?

>>107905820
This is rich goy club.

>>107894404
With rising costs of new parts I think repair will come back.

>>107903787
For higher priced devices... maybe. But also with accidental protection plans it may not.

>>107894526
Reminds me of that story about Henry Ford, where he had a broken equipment in one of his factories and asked an accomplished electronics repairmen to fix it. The dude listened to the machine with a stethoscope for 3 days while taking notes, then made a chalk mark on one of the walls and told the engineers to change the coil that's under that panel. Then billed Ford $10000 (this was 100 years ago, so it was like asking for 1 million dollars today).
Ford then asked a detailed breakdown of the costs, and the dude gave a bill that was like
>chalk (used) - $1
>knowing where to draw the chalk mark - $9999

it did fix the machine mind you.

>>107903057
The point isn't to be a consumerist yourself, but rather go into business serving consumerists because they have more money than sense

>>107894552
this. fixing shit is fun.

>>107904220
Maybe not:

(define (my-function x)
  (define (my-inside-function)
    (+ x 2))
  my-inside-function)

(define f1 (my-function 1))
(define f2 (my-function 1))

(format #t "are f1 and f2 eq? answer: ~a" (eq? f1 f2))

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>>107904220
>>107904235
Here's some additional weirdness for you

(define (f x)
  (lambda (y) x))

(define g (f 1))
(define h (f 1))

(define (i x)
  (lambda (y) y))

(define j (i 1))
(define k (i 1))

(eq? j k) => #t, but only in a repl, so it's possible one of the passes under `guild compile -Ohelp' is clobbering an earlier optimization

$ guild compile -O0 test.scm -o test.go

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>>107853099
Maybe there is a way to automatically do that, but the results will be pretty bad, like >>107850751 said. I think it would be better to do it manually for each theme. modus-themes provides a couple of bg-<color> color values that are good for this. For standard-light theme it would be something like

(modus-themes-with-colors
  (custom-set-faces
   `(font-lock-keyword-face
     ((,c :foreground ,fg-main :background ,bg-magenta-subtle)))
   `(font-lock-function-name-face
     ((,c :foreground ,fg-main :background ,bg-blue-subtle)))
   `(font-lock-string-face
     ((,c :foreground ,fg-main :background ,bg-red-subtle)))
   `(font-lock-comment-face
     ((,c :foreground ,fg-main :background ,(color-lighten-name red-faint 100))))))

and so on for each font-lock face, adjusting each color to your liking with `color-lighten-name' or `color-desaturate-name' for example.

>>107905189
yeah I'm keeping the aux fns out lmao.

man vtables suck for displaying tabular data bigger than 1k rows with 30 columns. Whats the fucking point.

Whats the fastest table data display in emacs, packages included?. Will I need to make my own?

OP, I am happy for you,
or sorry that happened.

>>107904920
he intentionally made the mv3 version, ublock origin lite, shit for arbitrary reasons and pretends its the limitations of mv3 and not that he just isn't doing it

>>107902676
>cited phishing risks
So you think something changed about his position on that?

>>107902676
something tells me you are twice as autistic as gorhill and not even 1% as talented. very embarrassing.

wow so he added a feature that lets me replicate libredirect's functionality without having to install a second extension?

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So, I drew this character for my game (only the first sprite), and then I managed to prompt nano-banana do do the rest. That took so many retries that I won't be able to generate the rest any more.
I also tried with img2img ComfyUI + IllustriousXL, but it didn't really went well like with nano-banana.
Now I wonder if there are any more practical ways on creating sprite sheets. I mean, I can draw the first sprite, but I would need a way of "telling" the AI to complete the rest of the characters.
I tried some of the guides on the OP but they weren't really that helpful for this (or maybe I missed something along the way).
Any where else I can look for more info on this? Searching the internet I only found people trying to sell their own AI platform, I don't want that! I have a pretty good GPU, I just need some guidance on workflow. Thank you in advance.

>>107905528
One of the good very good lora makers had his account banned for a while because his weight slider lora was supposed to "promote anorexia".
Civitai is getting big enough to amplify safetyism through the attraction of retarded moderators.

>>107905656
that's pretty gay

>>107905653
option 1 (LoRA): https://civitai.com/models/2177558/lah-animation-sheet-or-qwen-edit-2509

option 2 (workflow): https://civitai.com/models/2206848/posed-sprite-sheet-generator

Kino
https://files.catbox.moe/bbdyjf.mp4

Is there a docker image with console emulation out of the box? Ideally all the old consoles up to the PS2.

do you guys turn off your servers when you're sleeping?

>>107904353
No, it runs my CCTV.

>>107904353
No it runs everything

>>107903643
What your looking for has nothing to do with servers or docker and is called retroarch

>>107902152
is that cs_assaults ?

>>107902792
no idea !

>It should never be called directly.

Cool technique:
https://cr0mll.github.io/cyberclopaedia/Exploitation/Binary%20Exploitation/Stack%20Exploitation/Sigreturn-oriented%20Programming%20(SROP).html

>>107902152
>sigreturn() exists only to allow the implementation of signal handlers.
>It should never be called directly.
What the FUCK is sigreturn()'s problem?

>>107902152
Why is linux so weird and obtuse? Can't they release a new set of good syscalls and leave these ones to rot

>>107894337
You know that's not what the telescope sees, right? They create that image with CGI

>>107904599
>Literally nothing else on Linux is this powerful
>refuses to do anything with it

>>107904599
The first bit I understood okay- the latter half went over my head. What does JavaScript do that allows gnome to be epic? I mean again, I love Gnome lol, but can you explain like I'm 10

>>107894376
No that's the cool thing about it. The problem is that it's just aping GNOME instead of being something original.

>>107905440
>it's just aping GNOME
not really, the panels are very customizable, just gnome-like ootb

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>>107902377

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I'm probably going to go to LTSC next weekend. This works fine, just want to see how 11 LTSC is and I never tried it.
>>107902377
Never even heard of this distro. What's good about it?
>>107902635
Cool hackintosh. What will you do when Tahoe is unsupported? Ride it out until it's unusable for you and figure out where to go next?
>>107902930
Good hardware, 12th gen Intel was rucking awesome. I always liked KDE Plasma too, just solid out of the box.
>>107903754
Nice, I wish I went for the 16GB M1 MBA. I fucked up and got the 8GB, but it's solid for an around the house laptop that I usually just use to remote into my server and other PCs.

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>>107902377

>>107904175
>Never even heard of this distro. What's good about it?
It's OpenMandriva, I personally installed it just to be a bit of a contrarian lol, but it is a nice, easy, "just werx" distro, without the corporate aspect of something like fedora or Ubuntu. Devs are super cool too and it's been around since the 90s when it was called mandrake.

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What the hell. Here you are, data hoarder
>>107904175
DAYUM

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>>107902192
What did he mean by this?

Bump for rare non shit thread

>>107902263
psyop

>>107901250
>I am just a regular guy
>secret police
The (un)fortunate reality is that if you're indeed a "regular guy", then the secret police simply does not give a shit about you and the best thing you can do to secure your privacy is continuing to stay off their radar.
Otherwise, this man here >>107901568 is 100% correct. Unless you have some valid answers to the questions in his post, all you're doing is tickling your own paranoia, and you should probably know best if that's worth all the trouble.

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That's quite a setup anon.
It sounds like you've done your research and probably know more than me so take everything I'm about to say with a grain of salt, but >>107901568 is correct. I would try and identify who you're worried about and what you're trying to protect.
While you're figuring out what that is, don't go looking for trouble and you'll probably be okay.
In fact, it may be better to use technology less/abstain from it completely in a use case if the tech itself is something you're worried about.

>>107903625
>>107897416
>>107899113
Just reporting I managed to fix it with a combination of the Windows installation tool and this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blTKu0ZvTXg

Thanks bros, all files stayed in tact too. Honestly complete bullshti that Windows bricked the poor kids PC just as he tried to downgrade. I watched him do it, he just followed the steps in the settings.

>>107904843
thanks anon

>>107904087
https://boards.4chan.org/g/#s=pcbg

>>107889889
Anyone familiar with bloghandy/powr…

How does the ‘post limit’ work on these blog sites for example, on the free plan. It says ‘5 total blog posts’.

Does that mean your entire blog can only have posts then you have to upgrade? Or like the basic plan is 50 posts…so if you make 10 posts a week, your blog is just finished after 5 weeks or you pay more? Or is it just saying that’s what will be displayed and after 5 it gets archived? Appreciate it frens.

>>107905646
Ah fuck it, I’ll just use substack.

>>107882258
>back in my day...

>>107878391
>everything works fine
>must updoot
You people are legit mentally ill retards

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>>107878399
suggest me realistic alternatives for Photoshop, After Effects and FL Studio and I will. GIMP, Natron, DaVinci nor LMMS need not apply.

>>107905079
I saw this guide for SAI 2: https://github.com/TibixDev/sai2-guide - tried to follow it but SAI2 cannot load some textures/brush files when it first launches and don't know how to fix that.

>>107905630
Fuck you.
Gimp, Blender, Audacity.

>>107905416
>1 offsite (parents)
Based and backuppilled.

>offsite
30cm away from the cumstation, got it

>>107905463
>back up crypto wallet with 10 bitcoin
>store at parents house
>60 year old boomer mom doesn't know what it is
>throws it away while "decluttering"
why would you do this?

>>107905396
huh

you don't need to destroy and delete the old drives if you put all the stuff on a new one you know lol

>>107905628
...wut
When did I say destroy and delete lmao
I just mean I have 6 different HDDs and I want to put all their files onto one drive, but I'm worried about it failing