>>107668516
Common Sense 2026

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>>107668516
I made a post over there so you can read it too
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>>107668652
correct they all have been owned by same company for a while and actually for very long time for Avast' acquistion of AVG. Avast used AVG's behavior module Identity Protection and together with its own relatively good signature detection Avast/AVG have been among the top for as long as I knew it. Now after merging with Norton/Avira/Bullguard they're like one of the 5 big (in terms of capability) consumer AVs there's ever left things haven't changed; Norton, Kaspersky, Microsoft, Bitdefender and ESET.

Also it was one of the lightest compared to the protection it provided. I don't follow AVs for a very long time so I don't know what things happened since but they looked like trying to be more privacy conscious after Jumpstart incident happened.

As I said in my other post I would not recommend for AV but you're definitely looking for one and the best one I can't answer it too, because Kaspersky got sanctioned and I would definitely say Kaspersky before the sanction. Now I don't know how much their threat intelligence got affected by the sanction or whether that sanction still exists.

>>107672399
*if things haven't changed

>>107668516
anything under their group (AVG) is shit.
decades ago i used their av, i think the last good is version 7/8 the rest is shit.

same with other av under their group like norman.

> https://lngnmn2.github.io/articles/fuck-mason-nvim-again/

Common nigger-vim L

>>107669037
one chinese guy liking emacs kinda implies that other chinese also like it
i.e. it goes well with their culture

>>107639988
>recruiters
Never had any. brb gonna kill myself.

>>107670192
literally me btw

>>107624384
Just write your own modal mode. The concept is much simpler than these packages do. You need at least 2 states for "command" and "movement" (and maybe more if you like).
Here is the entire of my modal mode. 38 lines in total.

;; -*- lexical-binding: t; -*-

(defvar fly-high-command-map (make-keymap))

(defvar fly-high--deactive-command-mode-func
  nil)

(defun fly-high-command-mode-start ()
  (interactive)
  (when fly-high--deactive-command-mode-func
    (funcall fly-high--deactive-command-mode-func))
  (setq fly-high--deactive-command-mode-func

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>feetren

>>107671663
>getting sick from the infra-sound emissions from wind turbines
solar i suppose is acceptable, ugly though

>>107671189
i unironically wouldn't mind it

>>107671076
>nuclear is too expensive
Moron or baiting?

>>107671693
>centralized grid is required for cities
cities
Now you are making solar sound even better. Every home needs to be able to put up enough vertical PV to supply its own power in winter, otherwise it's too cramped.

>>107672685
>early 2027
>6090
Feeling like that's not likely. But the 6090 will be good, new node

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So uh, what do I want to press here?

>>107672762
thats if it comes anytime in the next 5 years

>>107672789
you have bitlocker on and don't have the recovery key? press n and go back to your old cpu and disable it. you don't have bitlocker on or you have the recovery key? press y and continue to boot into windows. if you don't have the recovery key. you may lose your files if you press y.

>>107672762
The price is the only worrying part. That and how much better than a 5090 will it be. I don't care about power consumption, no one does at that price point. I also wonder what they plan for the questionable power connector.

what is this thread bros?

>>107672199
unc thread

GPT3.5 was the most fun.

>>107672342
the tsar trvke bomba that destroyed /aicg/

z․ai

>>107670482
That was the first serious thing I ever developed. It was written in PHP and used XML for storing blog posts and comments. It was absolute garbage. I still have the code.

>>107672327
I did the opposite. Started with Hugo and realized what a bloated, convoluted piece of shit that software is, so I decided to write my own simpler SSG.

>make a wordpress theme
>it slowly grows out of control
>it's now basically blogging software on top of blogging software

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>>107670482
What would I even be blogging about?

>>107670482
>Have you [reinvented the wheel]
I'm not that free, dumb frog

>>107672193
I don't see jeets in rust

>>107672221
That's because Rust is an academic tier language that just happened to be practically useful. It will probably never be that widely used in the industry precisely because you can't hire infinite indians to do it. It will be only used to few critical parts of any large corporate system.

>>107672260
the entire point of rust is to throw a million jeets at it and not have everything collapse
unfortunately this doesn't work in practice https://blog.cloudflare.com/18-november-2025-outage/

>>107672329
>the entire point of rust is to throw a million jeets at it
There is virtually no jeets using Rust.

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>>107664029
>>107672011
THIS
USE SWIFT

>>107668552
My favourite feature about the about the MX Master series of mice is not the side side scroll wheel but the automatic maglock on the primary scroll wheel. When you scroll slowly you get normal tactile steps but when you scroll fast the maglock automatically disengages and you get free rolling momentum scrolling.
It's very nice for scrolling through long documents like source code or 4chan pages.

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>>107671703
>softwarewritten in C/C++
Why does everyone suddenly care in what language their proprietary precompiled binaries are written in?

>>107668274
g305 is too old now
mchose g3 is a 1:1 copy with infinitely better build and specs

>>107668099
>https://github.com/libratbag/piper
hmmm. Might woth checking out.
>>107668099
Gee anon, provided the probability that this is not a stock photo, if you truly cheriosh that mouse, would not be bad if you disassembled if for a proper cleaning.

>>107672348
uh ohh this goes against le board culture, you are supposed to shit on Windows

>>107672348
Apps spy anyways, no matter the OS.
Host based firewalling is only partially useful, more useful for behaving programs.

>>107661599
Please understand, we've already fired all the people who could maintain our on prem servers.
Now, no matter how much Amazon squeezes our balls by increasing prices and lowering SLAs from 99.99999% to 99.2%, there's simply nothing we can do but to use them even more.

>>107665047
I know what he meant. My point is he's wrong and so is
>99% of seevers are aws instances

is there any way to reverse the endless flow of indians

>>107661599
Why is AWS so smug and crashable?

>>107665074
Saar India is Aryan.

Anons, I just did a fresh Windows install and was surprised to see that almost everything is browser-based now, so the amount of standalone software you need seems lower than ever.
Archive: 7z
PDF: Sumatra
Image Viewer: IrfanView
Media: mpv
Torrent: qbit
FTP: WinSCP
File Explorer: Ditched everything, using win explorer.
Any other option/alternative worth mentioning?

>>107672120
(Pirated of course) Office 2024 ProPlus.

>>107672067
I downloaded Asus Smart Gesture, but it does not have this feature. The hwid seems to be that of a focal tech touchpad.
What kind of variant of software should I try?

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>>107672133
Now you're starting to find out why I told you to check Device Manager to find out who the touchpad OEM is. Asus don't make the touchpad, some rando company (likely Synaptics, but it's not guaranteed) does.
Every laptop manufacturer gets the basic driver, brands it with their logos, adds (or removes) features to their tastes, then puts it up in the "Download drivers for Fagbook GAY-9000+" section of their website.
I, for example, had great success running the Twinkpad touchpad drivers on my Dell Latitude years back: both touchpads were made by Synaptics, but the "Lenovo" driver had more features/less disabled parts.

>>107672212
I checked device manager and said in my last post that based on the hardware id provided it was a "focal tech" touchpad. But to be honest, could not find any driver for it. It was not synaptics nor elan, which seems to be a lot more supported.

>>107670219
What do you mean thrown together?

>>107671774
>OS that has had only 2 remote holes in 20 years
a totally dishonest statement that assumes you won't use your os once it's installed and let it rest doing absolutely nothing. a such dishonest and illogical statement by the project leaders says a lot about whether you should trust a complex multimillion LoC codebase made by them

>>107671274
It is
And it's pretty embarassing too
So called "experts" just say fuck it and throw that shit in a sandbox instead of actually fixing things

>The only non-abandoned distro is as cucked as linux
grim

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>>107671722
He's not the Qubeschad, I am.

>>107664623
Nah m8, 1070 goes hard even today.

>>107668485
I gotta say those boobas are quite shapely

>>107667798
The biggest fuck up in GPU history was 3DFX. They refused to really innovate with the Voodoo3 series and as soon as NVIDIA brought out the Riva TNT2, it was over for them.
My first card was a Monster 3D 4MB card, still have it in a box haha. Was fucking mind blowing playing GLQuake back in the day on my folks old Pentium 200 system.

>>107664623
Ran a 1050Ti until I bought a 3070 for a game released last year which sucked and gave me buyer's remorse

>>107664603
you got that right, though the shitty modern AAA games are to blame too

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>>107671053
update: Wtf it turned itself on in my pocket and started playing music out of its tiny lil speaker, kinda funny, kinda cute.

DAPs? Or just fuck them and use cheap Android phone with dongle glued to the back?

>>107669298
>another iemgger that doesn't know the difference between line out and driven
wew

>>107672223
https://www.ebay.com/itm/147053643398
Let me guess, you need more.

>>107672254
Funny that I have same phone, battery life is so bad that it's maybe 1h of audio playback at best, used it from 2016 to 2022 or so. Though more about cheap xiaomi and dawn pro or something like that instead of DAPs

>>107671691
OK and how do you know?

>>107668600
>Windows runs the world
Aktualy, the world runs on Linux.

>>107668958
>pic
They took this from us...

>>107671561
>n-no some loser nerd at ibm in 1962 saying "ehh, close enough"
>means more than si which has used steps of 1000 since before the civil war
Sorry nerd, real world doesn't work like that.

>>107671561
>>107672039
it's just an americanism. americans don't use metric, so they used kilo (1000) to refer to 1024 because it's close to the same value. it was wrong to begin with and should be forgotten today. if not for microsoft persisting in the incorrect usage of the terms