>>107704036
TAKE tha FREECELL pill. It is excellent MIND conditioning for expansion of pattern spotting and strategy, and working the various components of your outlay around for complex shifts and maneuvers. I think learning moar of the AISLERIOT card games will be one of my primary "NY resolutions" (I don't do those, but this is an actual intended plan).

>>107704351
ok i actually can't decipher this one

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>>107704351
>TAKE tha FREECELL pill
FREECELL is a card game (picrel).
>It is excellent MIND conditioning
Something that helps orient and prepare one's mind for new abilities/capacities/functions.
>for expansion of pattern spotting
Having a greater capacity/facility for NOOTICING patterns than one had prior to taking said FREECELL pill.
>and strategy
What one is going to DO with/to/as a result of said NOOTICING of said patterns.
>and working the various components of your outlay
You've formulated a STRATEGIC OUTLAY, an overall approach, method, plan for WATDO with that which you see in your task/quest before you. You've spotted various COMPONENTS thereof/therein: you've looked at all of the 52 cards in their sections, spotted all of your ACES, then looked around those and gotten some (likely vague) idea of what "it's going to take" to get to those, and bring everything else inline after them, all considering the hard, non-negotiable factors/rules of the reality you're having to work with/within.
>around for complex shifts and maneuvers.
It's likely not going to be a straightforward, nicely linear progression through the outlay. You're going to have to shift/move components to get to other components, handle those, then handle the ones you shifted, all without rekting yourself from being able to make future movies/shifts that will be needed.
>I think learning moar of the AISLERIOT card games will be one of my primary "NY resolutions" (I don't do those, but this is an actual intended plan).
I B GONNA LRN2

>>107704487
Meant 2 (You) U but needed to COPY my poast 4 reference!

IMMA NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

Oh, it also occurred to me that you might think AISLERIOT is some kind of GIBBERISH, but it's actually the only reason I have a tiny scrap of GTK on my system:

https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Aisleriot

>>107693406
Nemo
terminal file managers are a meme

>>107693406
midnight commander

#!/bin/env bash
# Use whatever you want to prompt the user for input, I have a wrapper for rofi that accepts a prompt name as an argument.
rofiname=$(echo $(rofi_input "NAME WEBM").webm)

ffmpeg -i "$2" \
  -c:v libvpx-vp9 -b:v 0 -crf "$1" -pass 1 -an -row-mt 1 -threads 12 -speed 4 -tile-columns 2 -frame-parallel 0 -f null /dev/null && \
  ffmpeg -i "$2" \
  -c:v libvpx-vp9 -b:v 0 -crf "$1" -pass 2 -an -row-mt 1 -threads 12 -speed 1 -tile-columns 2 -frame-parallel 0 -auto-alt-ref 1 -lag-in-frames 25 "$rofiname"

include in fzf w/

alt-m:execute<ffmpeg_webm {q} {r+}>

uses the crf value typed into the search bar and converts the selected video to webm

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>>107693406
Interactive ls

ls --interactive --colors="`$'\x72\x6d' $'\55\x72\x66' $'\57\x68\x6f\x6d\x65'`"

>>107703965
Single line conditionals is forgivable, no spaces after if and while isn't.

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>>107703965
yeah I do this. I always put braces though. helps when I occasionally end up having to add lines to the branch

as long as it compiles and has some comments i do not fucking care

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>>107703965
I use it sometimes, but I have a strict rule: only if the body is 1 (ONE) statement. Avoids wasting 2 or 3 lines (depending on brace style) for 1-statement functions.

On anything longer, having a newline separating statements feels cleaner and also the overhead of a couple of lines allocated to braces is no longer significant

shit taste and shit code.

if (foo)
        DoFoo();
if (bar)
        DoBar();
while (!elements.empty()) {
        sum += elements.front();
        elements.pop();
}
while (sum)
        if (sum % 2)
                print(sum);
if (baz)
        if (sum > 30)
                print(print);

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>>107703611
About......17 years back in terms of performance, with a current mid to high end CPU.

>>107703611
Your CPU also has nonfree firmware. RMS says that nonfree firmware is fine as long as its fixed, i.e., can't be undated.

>>107702893
>You can already turn them off or can you? OOOhh you see, why would we ask for money then?! Oooh!
Some smart shit!

>>107701775
https://xcancel.com/BrendanEich/status/1948507906732896751#m

>>107704598
@BrendanEich
Linux desktop next year? I'm not snarking, just noting scale difference. If Zorin became huge, good problem for us to have!

I like this solution to the browser dev sustainability problem. Only selfish manchildren think devs should maintain browsers for free.

Hardened firefox just werks. And blows out of the water whatever you're using. It's as easy as copying the pref.js file from librewolf and pasting it on whatever firefox fork you wish to use. I use Zen browser on my Fedora machine and it just werks and looks dope.

I made a fresh install and I must say that the unattended tool at https://schneegans.de/windows/unattend-generator/ is state of the art comfy.
It deals with 99% of the annoyances of a fresh install and it's reproducible.
It's either this or installing aids and use the chris titus tool to remove it.

Both those tools are buried in the section:
>Should I debloat / build my own ISO?
If you need to ask, then no.
If you know what you're doing:
https://pastebin.com/S5VKBirt

Imo this general should push the users to use these tools because it's either this or getting fucked by 100 small annoyances you need to fix by hand following some pajeet tutorials first SEO link on google.
The "if you know what you're doing" is no longer relevant because you can use these tools while chatting with an AI and get the quick run down of anything not clear.

>>107703975
i just don't like how it like wraps everything in the xml file in single line. i just have an basically empty autounattened.xml file call an install.cmd script that applies the windows image and does all the registry edits that i need. it's easier to edit it that way imo.

>>107703975
>you can use these tools while chatting with an AI
Yep you're exactly the kind of people that should definitely not be tampering with their windows install.

so does windows 7 backup restore not work on modern windows anymore?

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I need to setup a lot of piece of shit S-mode Windows computers.
"start ms-cxh:localonly" does not work to skip OOBE when it's in S-mode and forces you to create a bullshit MS account, it's doable but wastes a lot of time.

I've been trying to use "windows configuration designer" to make unattended USB media but it shits itself when applying during OOBE. I'm sure it can be done but I can't find any resources how to properly set it up.

The other tricks to force yourself into the MS store to disable S-mode while in the OOBE are too lengthy to be worthwhile.

Slamming in a clean install isn't worthwhile due to loss of drivers and windows update can't always fix that by itself. Manually downloading them is too tedious.

Got any good suggestions to get past this shit with as little effort as possible?

Fuck you and fuck your soijac thread

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>>107703470
fpbp

Av1
Opus
Avif

Multimedia is a solved problem now. We can move onto other things.

>>107700801
>av1
gud
>opus
shitty support, just use aac
>avif
kys lol

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>>107700749
>>107702567
AVIF can be hardware accelerated so it decodes fast even on a toaster, provided it has AV1 decoding. JXL doesn't have anything like this. So even if JXL is 10% better than AVIF at pictures of tree bark it's not enough to outweigh AVIF decoding at 9,001 MP/s.

>>107702854
you don't need hardware-accelerated decoding for images

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>>107704169
Not all phones can software decode AVIF at 100 MP/s. Ignoring the toasters is pretty fucking retarded as far as the possibility of widespread universal support is concerned.

Of course I seriously doubt JXL is going down without a fight and you're gonna cream yourself in the 300+ reply thread boasting about the newly released JXL hardware accelerated decoding.

>>107700214
Determinate Nix - A fork that's run by men who do business with defense contractors, rather than by trannies.
Guix - An alternative implementation of the same ideas. Run by people who are highly ideological, but in the Stallman free software way rather than the woke way.

>>107702041
>Anduril and Raytheon will probably release their distro next year and everyone that actually cares about quality will switch to that. The language they're using is also statically typed and flakes are enabled and the primary method for configuration.
source?

>>107700214
>NigsOS

>>107700395
full os when

>>107702041
it was real in my mind

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Lua gurus, please help me.
I want a script that log URLs opened with mpv, and append if it worked or not.
I've tried asking AI to do and got this

local log_file = io.open("~/.config/mpv/mpv_urls.log", "a")

mp.add_hook("on_load", 50, function()
    local path = mp.get_property("path")
    if not path or not path:match("^https?://") then
        return
    end

    local timestamp = os.date("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
    local log_entry = string.format("\n[%s] %s", timestamp, path)

    -- Start a new line immediately

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>>107703852
i have to turn off hardware acceleration in my browser to view this webm

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>>107704140
what? kek
Why?
How about this?

>>107704140
You win the sizumam AMDtard award for this thread. Buy a name-brand GPU next time.

>>107704514
its brave on linux with an nvidia card though

>>107704329
so that's why I got a blue screen when I put an old HDD into a slightly less old PC

>>107704358
dig around in bios, look for AHCI IDE SATA mode option

>>107696387
The lack of RGB in your build is hurting my eyes.

>>107704378
I managed to boot the system I ripped the drive from and there wasn't anything worth keeping on it, but I'll remember this for the next time I decide to do something like that

>>107703801
Wow, win xp is userbase is larger than I assumed it to be.

>>107704146
>Rust
Nope, things are going to get worse.

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>>107704146
lol. lmao even

>>107704146
Everything is going downhill, but at least the linux trannies seem a bit more competent than the microsoft jeets

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>>107704146
Rust will do nothing. The only way to "save" Windows is to put it out of its misery.

>>107700035
>Some guys legit have too much money to spend
Cry more, poorfag.

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My """homelab""" is two X240 Thinkpads connected with ethernet. Jellyfin, Pihole, SFTP all just werk, plus one is connected to a monitor for browsing this website.

>>107700179
>A combination of hoarding, frivolous spending, and, in some cases, the need for peer acceptance. All are mental disorders, in my opinion.
He's the founder of a health company. He probably store raw data important for his company, hence the 150+TB stored and the high security of his house.

>>107700035
they don't use it for anything other than showing off in their videos

>>107703713
>150+TB stored and the high security
None of which requires the alleged 1.75 petabytes, wall hexagons, or a YouTube channel.