>>107672141
Probably most of them

>>107667677
Yeah I see no point on the language as it is

>>107633071
If the only record I have is a speeding fine am I still good enough for the glownigger career?

>>107669535
>speeding fine
Probably not a problem. Pot would be a problem, even if Clinton, Obama and no doubt other presidents also used pot.

>>107634561
I just use RCS. It just works. I think it's only end-to-end encrypted if you're messaging between Android and Android, but I'm messaging from my Android phone to a bunch of iPhones (most people I know have iPhones), and I don't think it's encrypted in that situation.

Who cares though. My texts aren't very interesting. If someone can read them then I'm not too bothered.

>>107672078
>RCS
isn't that federated? into the >>>/trash/ (>>107653712)

>>107671572
and yes, it's as hard to set up a game as you'd think, considering you need to coordinate the connection over the only line you can talk to the person over, so like you call them, tell them what to do and when, hang up, and just hope they do it right

>>107637108
>everything is slow
>no way to pirate
>watching local videos sucks
>no online video
>way less games compared to consoles
>no trustworthy information sources, everyone writes whatever schizo shit they can come up with
vs
>I had a good 2 hours in that chat
human brains really do remember only the good abnormally well

>>107660660
"organized in categories" is what phones do, and especially "automatically organized" is wrong. that's real idiocracy combined with petting the baby ducks

with a start screen you can group shit however you want. it's actually like desktop icons but better, since it goes temporarily over open windows, instead of having to minimize windows to get to it

>>107671637
>no way to pirate
that's not true, though piracy was quite different then. i'm not old enough to have seen that first hand (i was 5 in 1995) but i have since learned of what people did (ftp servers, bbs's, sneakernets, mailing floppies, etc). it's certainly more accessible now but people absolutely pirated software well before 1995. many groups you've heard of like razor1911 started in the '80s

>>107671637
You install a game on your computer
Then you install the game on your friend’s computer
Then you take apart the code wheel and photocopy it and put it back together
And make another code wheel

>>107661758
>

boards.4chan.org#%#if (performance.getEntries()[0].responseStatus == 404) { location.hostname = 'desuarchive.org' }

neat but 4chan x is just better

>>107671677
>This site is just low IQ manchildren talking about stuff they don't understand.
You posted this to describe yourself I guess? Unless you got a PC from 2005 everything that you and Gorhill wrote is just wrong.
Filters literally cannot overlap themselves, uBO just stops using duplicates, looks like you nor the addon's creator know how it works lmao

>>107672090
From the way i understand it, having more filters makes you easier to fingerprint. But that's the only REAL concern. The other "Hecking more performance and bandwidth" are secondary concerns.

>>107672090
I'm sure you know better than the creator of uBO. Have you ever asked yourself why if you're so smart and superior to everyone, you are such a fucking failure in every aspect of life? Food for thought.

The GrapheneOS community considers MV3 vastly more secure than MV2.

>>107672052
You're right.
What to do then?

just posting to say
MPC-HC MASTER RACE

>>107669188
thumbfast

archsisters where is our update

>>107669105
sooo since the mpv yt-dlp ffmpeg bread died i guess this is the new /mpv/ bread?
if so: i recently finaly got a vrr (freesync) monitor, /g/ told me you can definitely get vrr going in mpv for judder free video playback at any framerate... but i just can't get it to work
currently running video-sync=audio interpolation=off but it's the same with display resample
also tried a bunch of other shit like vulkan instead of dx11 (freezes and just doesn't work), vrr is enabled in windows and dynamic refresh rate on/off doesn't make a difference, it just says 180 hz (maximum rate of the monitor) and gets stuck there, monitor vrr readout is static at 180 like it is with regular desktop usage.
am i missing something? does it only work on troonix and not wangblows?

How should I store event flags? Right now, I'm leaning into just storing all of them as strings in a vector, because having them as text you can input and edit makes things much easier for me.

Even if I have like 10000 of them, comparing strings can't be that much worse than int if they're short, right?

>>107672014
store them as strings and deserialize them as a bitset or something

>>107672014
is this a bait question where you pretend you don't know what an enum is

>>107672032
Interesting.

>>107672074
I use enums, it's just that game flags need to be text. I want to be able to create them outside the game and set up stuff by typing them out in the level editor.

>>107672162
use a hash table

There is LuaJIT and also there is a language that looks a bit like Haskell and compiles to Lua. It's called MoonScript. I recommend checking it out if you don't like Lua's syntax

>>107669576
>memory is an implementation detail

go the fuck away from here

>>107670287
>Odin is actually noticeably slower than C. It's roughly like Golang
Proof?

>why not just use Golang?
Doesn't have a fraction of Odin's features, for starters.

>>107670287
>It's roughly like Golang
you are beyond retarded lol
Odin is on par with C and it's actually easier to make fast code in Odin than in C (if we're talking cache locality and simd)
the only reason toy examples might show Odin be slower is that Odin does out of the box what every real C program should already be doing.

>>107672150
>toy examples might show Odin be slower
Works on my machine. Have you tried disabling the bound checking?

turn off your tv manually, this is a tech board not a crybaby board. we don't give a fuck about your tv.

>>107672124
it's smart when watching (you) anon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automatic_content_recognition

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>>107671915

>>107671892
Not really a thing in the US.

>>107671959
Oh shit I never really thought about that. That sucks.

>>107667267
Summer sausage and a nice bottle of scotch whiskey.

>>107670839
>Go to college for a better paying career, dipshit.
Dont dorget the firm handshake too

>>107669988
Anon we're on /g/, of course it is for most people here

>>107669988
Actually yes. It never ocurred to me that someone would just randomly buy something as expensive as a Laptop for Christmas, without even asking if it's the right one for them.

>>107669995
So you've always gotten relatively cheap gifts then?

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>>107669944
I do own one for a year now and it's been great. Easy to debloat and you only install the drivers/software you want from their support page.

Recently did a clean install of Win10 IoT Enterprise LTSC and its more snappy than ever before. I plan on dualbooting it with debian or arch later.

will post if I get it done today...

>>107669944
Give it back Jamal.

well it works

werks

bless you k1rakishou

>>107666046
Ever notice in these threads how few people use this app? Shit just werks.

>>107670240
Lol what the fuck is this. Even in the 80-90s the shitty fake hacking was better then this. I'd say even the CSI was better

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Pretty entertaining. Put me in the Engineer category

>>107668657
Weak response

>>107670174
Like everyone on this hivemind reddit substitute

>>107670174
afaiu It's a little of both in a way. First, a shadow map is made for each shadow casting light. That involves doing a depth-only render of a portion of the world for each of those lights. Which is the sort-of world space part. Then in the main render the fragment shader takes those shadow maps, and the parameters for the lights, and tests each fragment for occlusion. That's the screen space part. There are techniques though that are more or less explicitly world-space, and a case can be made that the bulk of the calculations for lighting acceleration is made in worldspace using quadtrees, etc

ITT: nerds are not immune to flattery

the x11 mantra when confronted with basic modern expectations of display servers:
>i don't want it
>i don't need it
>i don't understand it
>i can't afford it
>it doesn't make a difference
>it works on my machine (it doesn't work on their machine)
>some babble about how they can't stop thinking about transexuals or pakis

>>107645786
>thank god I'm still on windows 10
Oh brother.

whats the name of the tactic of using so many criteria for a thing that at least one is guaranteed to apply and then acting as if they all do, or that the one thing is the most important thing every time even when its different next time or for somebody else?

>>107644110
>why yes, I DO believe that HDR = more colors
lmfao

the wayland mantra when confronted with basic modern expectations of display servers:
>i don't want it
>i don't need it
>i don't understand it
>i can't afford it
>it doesn't make a difference
>it works on my machine (it doesn't work on their machine)
>some babble about how they can't stop thinking about transexuals or pakis

Like is it just everyone since YouTube?

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I'mma go with people that only signed up to participate in social sites AFTER the phpBB/vBulletin days

>>107671963
Something Awful and shit like that you meant?

>>107671394
>Low Common denominator that has ruined the internet?
Money, the need to commercialize everything instead of just doing it for fun

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yep, illustrous identifies quokka as bird, lmao

i miss schizo anon