>>107689777
>>107689909
>>107689914
brown hands typed this.

>muh Linux
KEK
I just use Windows 11 with everything turned on.
The seamlessness of a OS+AI offers an unprecedented user friendly experience, it's basically a multiplier with a factor of infinity to your productivity.
Microsoft really knocked it out of the park this time.
Stop being troon Luddites and just take the leap of faith, it's the responsible thing to do, install Windows 11 today.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/software-download/windows11

>>107689916
I'm sure your most important achievement is being able to cum in your own mouth.
Maybe you should try getting a penis enlargement surgery so you can also fuck yourself.

>>107697661
Nice blog.

>>107695599
He just needs an email client, text editor, and a web browser, and it needs to run on a system without proprietary firmware and software.

>>107697675
Even under Marxist theory (which, in the interests of fairness, I should point out results in despotism and inefficiency every time it has been implemented.) that IS how capitalism works: The rich use their wealth and influence to get richer and siphon off all value in the economy towards themselves. Ironically the same thing happens under applied Marxism, just replace 'the rich' with 'the party.'
The one saving grace is that a Marxist nation would be so backwards and insular-focused that it wouldn't develop the technological capability for this bullshit in the first place. Still not worth the despotism, but we seem to be heading towards despotism anyways so, who fucking cares?

>>107697693
>Maybe if you created some value instead of posting here like a bitch, you'd be a billionaire too.
Billionaires are created in five ways:
>1. Inheritance - by far and away the most common.
>2. Profiting from a monopolistic market position
>3. Insider trading
>4. Fraud
>5. Corruption and political payoffs.
If you still believe in the self-made myth, congratulations, you are easily influenced.

>>107697709
That's a lot of words to just say you're a fucking loser

>>107693419
you've clearly never worked with jeets in fortune 500 companies. the only thing they are good at is ass-kissing, lying, and stealing other people's code.

>>107697731
And lazy. Very lazy.

>hey, outsourced jeet that I was told to treat like an employee, did you finish that small line of sql we told you to do?
>no, saar, I'll have it done today
>next day mornign meeting: hey, jeet, how's things? Got that sql done?
>no, saar, will have it done today. Ran into small thing

They always pushed it off and I cant even fire them cause the company thinks its saving them money

>>107693295
>be prepared
if this is true, nothing i can do.
if this is not, nothing i should do.
either way, idgaf.

my bets are that you are full of shit though.

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Can someone help identify this?
Looks to my eye like one of the T400's but not sure what one.

>>107692975
You paid literally what it's worth.

>>107696968
this is definitely the x series, my guess would be x210.

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>>107692497
I press the copilot key and all it does is opening the search bar.
Did I miss anything?

>>107697072
You got an extra key to setup on Linux. Emacs would love it.

>>107695188
They aren't really doing good financially so there is hope

>>107694022
>not Rick Rolling
Still based I guess.

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>threat elements successfully exfiltrated terabytes of source code and development kits
Finally, a competent team of actual professionals.

>>107693994
So who's going to end up buying this piece of shit company? Probably Microsoft, right?

more DEI MOAR

>>107697523
valve had nothing to do with it
the driver guys have literally nothing else to do but resurrect dinosaur gpus apparently
once udna releases they'll have their hands full fucking around with making compute work

>>107693725
I have an old W5000, would this make it less shit? It's not in a system but I should try it out because it might be fun

>>107694468
>>107693725
This shows how trash the older driver was to begin with

>>107697802
They did it on corporate time. Valve literally bankrolled it.

>>107696099
yeah they support vulkan 1.3 iirc

>>107697628
>ask an LLM
>i tend to think
kek

that looks like a skill issue ngl
its simply a matter of using a wrapper structure to hold the lifetime and use box and weak in the underlying node structure, isn't it? Rust isn't my forte.

>>107697736
what's confusing you?
i wouldn't trust a /g/eet to be able to do anything on their own. otherwise, they wouldn't pre-filter themselves as often, before even trying anything with some (perceived) complexity, be it a programming language like rust, or even something as simple and easy as Arch. so all they do is daily inane seethe threads.

>>107696817
It’s not. I tried to explain that idea to Rust proponents, that ownership or linear ability should be a property of the type, but they insist on the global, pervasive borrow checker.

>>107696817
> 50 threads showing that it's not
> muh still an unsolved problem
you are brown

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How can you remove the shortcut to the EMPTY AND ALREADY REMOVED ms edge in an offline image?
These are the folders I'm already removing after dism mounting the image.

            "$tempFolder\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge*"
            "$tempFolder\ProgramData\Microsoft\EdgeUpdate"
            "$tempFolder\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Microsoft Edge*"
            "$tempFolder\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\*"
            "$tempFolder\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar\Microsoft Edge*"
            "$tempFolder\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\User Pinned\TaskBar\Tombstones\Microsoft Edge*"
            "$tempFolder\Users\Default\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Microsoft Edge*"
            "$tempFolder\Users\Default\Desktop\Microsoft Edge*"
            "$tempFolder\Users\Public\Desktop\Microsoft Edge*"
            "$tempFolder\Windows\System32\Tasks\Microsoft\Edge*"
            "$tempFolder\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\Microsoft Edge*"

And these are the registries

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>>107697662
(also I know most of those locations aren't even populated in an offline image but they serve as a nice reminder I guess)

>>107697311
unfortunately the way to fix FC3 is to use 1709 or windows 7

>>107697679
You could always just set the exe's compatibility mode to Windows 7 while giving it admin privliage if it doesn't have it.

>>107697698
does not work

>>107696352
this would make an epic poster
>>107695702
be still my heart T.T <3

a hammer is a hammer. sometimes you use it to pound nails. other times you use it to kill frogs.

>>107697484
Literally 99.9 of sites supported are pornographic. It's a tool of Satan.

>>107697479
haha OP i love froggo XD

good

>>107697479
>>107697510
i use it to download manga from mangadex. i don't care about porn

>>107693751
Mousewheel. Wiping it down just cleans the outside.

>>107693896
So how do you gonna use the mousewheel with a condom on the mouse?

>>107692335
All I need is soapy water, a kitchen cloth and a toothpick. I clean my mouse around once a month and it's enough.

The rubber that they use on mices is designed to fail because otherwise you would use one mouse for 20 years without buying new shit and that's not good when green arrow needs go up

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>>107692335
Invest in gamer gloves.

Don't buy shit mice with rubber on it. Wash your hands, clean your room, don't be fat and wipe your mouse with alcohol wipes at least once a week.

>>107696724
>Good. Exclude third world shit holes whenever possible.
They're the ones with the best IPv6 support due to their late adoption of the Internet, retard.

>>107694548
Every Western country tried to go hard or appear to go hard when piracy was new and physical media was still the driving sell because they were scared shitless. Nowaday normies have embraced streaming services and money keeps flowing so (((they))) don't give a fuck anymore.

>>107697082
If enough switch back to pirating again then they will go heavy handed again. They need to scare the cattle into compliance and give them a shock every now and again just to show them who the boss is.

>>107691694
Reminder
https://iknowwhatyoudownload.com/en/peer/

>>107697507
>No IPv6
I guess they don't know much

My IPv4 address is CGNAT so shared with others. My IPv6 subnet is the only thing tied to my household.

>>107681857
Personally I wish we could have a tag based fs.

Like, /tag1/tag2/tag3 and you could order it however you want, but the contents of the directory at that path would be files with all those tags. It seems the most logical to me.

>>107697562
windows has been able to do this since vista and has supported arbitrary metadata since XP

>>107697562
Have you tried shilling the idea to microsoft?
I'm sure they're looking for ways to fuck up the next windows even harder...

>>107697441
>resultingly arguing your one use case is the more sensible strategy in all cases.
Where did I say this?

>Then you certainly won't have time to actually read them.
See, it sounds like you don't know what research is. Research is not when you download a book and read the whole thing front to back. Research in this context is when you have a question and seek a small, self-contained answer.

Use a search engine. Find a PDF that may or may not have what you're looking for. It's not there but the PDF is still good for other stuff so you don't delete it. Go on to the next search result and the next PDF ad nauseam. Soon you've collected a bunch of files and you may not have a precise, ready made answer to your original question but maybe you can build upon the knowledge in the papers you downloaded.

I shouldn't have to explain this to you. The way you use a computer does not apply to how others use a computer. The way you use a computer is not the One True Correct Way™. If you have an inability to put yourself in someone else's shoes, it's your own imagination failing.

>Demonstrably false.
Because you can move any file and rearrange any folder hierarchy, it doesn't matter that it's a pain in the ass to fix it if you did it wrong and you have a lot of files?

>That's not what a filing system does

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all “search” algos are on a variation of a b-tree index, so hierarchical filesystems were a way to make it simpler when you had limited compute

main issue is that if you wanna move away from it you need to start filling indexes with other shit to allow people to quick search for files, and that goes against the unix philosophy and its pretty much bloatware

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>>107694581
>nvidia
hard to proper recommend, specially if you're going that route: >>107695855
its recommended that you use/pull your drives from non-free, contrib & non-free-firmware. i imagine you can get newer if you pull directly from nvidia, but that'd be a pain.

https://wiki.debian.org/%20NvidiaGraphicsDrivers#Debian_13_.22Trixie.22
https://docs.nvidia.com/datacenter/tesla/driver-installation-guide/debian.html

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>>107694292
>uses archinstall script
ngmi

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>>107694260

>>107694215
Arch for packages-first
Guix for design principles-first
Stick with Fedora for "just works"

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>>107694215
devuan server

>>107697708
Qmax with hall effect switches. Makes mechanical trannies seethe and troon.

>>107697732
is it good?