>>107731967
grape computer girl

>>107728164
Hey anon just wanted to say thanks for that guy's tool that is one of the best utilities I've seen in a long time. There are a couple of drivers that are kinda stuck in a "can't install" loop, but I was able to update 99% of them and all my peripherals are working way better than before, especially the media center keyboard we use when we switch the pc input over to the tv in the living room.

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Hey guys I'm in a bit of a pickle and looking for some advice.

For at least a decade Honeyview has been my goto for images, until just recently when I started saving images in HEIC format. I did all the research, ran my own comparisons from shooting in RAW and checking JPEG vs HEIC and it's true, it just is the superior evolution of the lossy compression format.

So honeyview has apparently turned into paid scamware if you want HEIC support and there's allegedly privacy concerns and whatnot. I saw there's qView but my muscle memory is so ingrained with honeyview I honestly hate how little QOL features it has and lack of shortcuts.

Is there a true FOSS successor to honeyview? Should I just suck it up and learn qView?

>>107734742
nomacs

can i get compromised by using a script like 4chanx?

>>107732093
you just know they made all of it up right

>>107735690
steam will run, sure
what kind of a question is this?

>>107732024
Nah hes dead right bro, i have spent probably 1000 hours or more over the last 18 months trying to get games working on debian and arch. Everything else was satisfactory, just gaming has been a struggle. Ultimately i either stopped playing the games that arent compatible or reinstalled windows 10 on the backup drive for the one game i want to play that just updated to unreal engine 5 with forced DX12.

I get that older games and your little japanese slideshow book porno games made by people using WYSIWYG game editors works fine, but its beyond broken and useless for any of the following categories:

Racing games (hardware wheel support usually broken)
VR (LMAO EVEN)
Anything made after 2020 because of DX12 being a joke on linux
Anything thats competitive with modern anti-cheat (thanks michaelsoft for paying off the AC devs to fuck over linux users)

>>107712513
THANKYOUBASEDAPPLE
Freetards can't get purged fast enough.

>>107710195
>Look we have a store front
Actual apple shit design

>>107717435
Anon, this is glowtown.

>>107735054
Are the glowies in the room with us right now?

Thanks for keeping the thread alive, anon. Been checking some certifications

>>107736912

They don't need to.

>>107736912

says the glowie

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/537571-facebook-login-bypass

YATTA

>>107737494
Every fucking website is like this now. It drives me up a wall.

>>107733666
what does it stands for in this context?

>>107733847
yeah anyone who actually does programming does not give a shit about le community, especially on a board like /g/ full of larping neet faggots and midwit/nocoder takes

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>mogs your firm

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>>107733766
>This is a trans are hysterical thread, isn't it?

>Andrei Alexandrescu
Wasn't he a Dlang fag

so it can't be eavesdropped by detecting the signal in the wires. the radio is a a radio-shielded case.

What's inside? It's completely transparent. Looks like a kid's drinking straw.

>>107737297
It's part of the style. When you're a special agent you want to look the part, don't you?
>>107737637
I think it's just a hose, the sound is physically transmitted through the hose from a small speaker inside the device

What's superior about a conventional IEM design? I've used these a lot and apart from sometimes wanting more or less isolation they've always been plenty good enough.

>>107735939
i count my age in hex
i'm still a teen in it

>>107735946
Chris Hansen disagrees.

>>107736520
>not having lived my life at its fullest
This is a myth and chasing it will only leave you even more unfulfilled.

Find purpose in God and everything will look fresh again.

>>107735939
>How do I cope with getting old?

Be happy to see your oldest child get married and have kids while your youngest is graduating from High School and going to university.

Also he happy that you got to be a kid in the 80s and a teen in the 90s and your 20’s were the 2000s.

My house will be paid off in 6 years and my wife will retire with a pension in 8 years at age 55. I will keep working from home as long as possible to keep saving for retirement.

>>107735946
this
the length of my telomeres is just a number

>>107720047
>yeah he made a 30 minute long rant for $2

>>107727821
>a/dsl
Incorrect. They were on ISDN.

>>107716999
>I remember back in the 2000s seeing kids born in the 90s who wish they grew up in the 70s and 80s.
I was born in the 90's and I wish it was 2001-2006 forever.

>>107737686
I agree. At least you'd have stayed there and we wouldn't be reading your retarded garbage here.

>>107723891
they look miserable, anon

>>107736822
What country are you in?

>>107736822
I think they're just getting blocked from a lot of places since they're russia based, and that's makes the results/image search worse

lenso.ai seems better but requires a subscription

>>107736822
They had to structure under a new business name in another country due to sanctions and then they partnered with Microsoft on some AI data thing.

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>>107736822
It's because we've been using it to dig up newds of women anon so they had to neuter it. Women, as we all know, are all angels and disney princesses and this is bad PR for the feminism movement hence the enshittification.

>>107731952
Why exactly do we need another browser engine causing more fragmentation? Chromium and Firefox are already open source.

>>107731952
Kling is a former Apple employee and current iToddler writing a browser for himself to use on his macbook. It's main competition isn't Chrome, it's Safari.

>>107736615
It's even explicitly double, why would that ever be that fucking slow?

>>107731952
take a look at the readme on github you dumb fuck

>>107737731
The actual website says they're aiming for summer 2026 for the alpha release

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>>107733788
every restart gives a nice strong ping to the glowies i'm sure.

>>107737221
Tho I cannot doubt your premise - and strongly suspect hemmehroid to be as bad - this would make it a lot easier to detect a reboot that's just cleared the malware you've just zero-clicked over... and correct that...
Can't say I've seen much evidence there... re-infection usually takes a lil while...

>>107733800
>Singapore
>hostile

>>107737221
Yeah totally! They only get good pings on restarts because they designed it in a way that they knew 99% of people do maybe once a year!

>>107736997
>babyduck spammer is patel himself
color me surprised

>>107733409
Every Flock camera should be destroyed

>>107733409
Wait until you begin to understand wifi motion-tracking. They're literally able to watch you in your home and measure your heart rate.

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>>107733409
I don't have a problem with this. This is pro white as only poors and criminals don't update their tags.

nmp

>>107734862
>Gentoo installed
>Custom firmware on Router
>Librebooted Thinkpad with wifi kill switch
>Tape over webcams
>GrapheneOS on Phone

>>107736710
Put you wifi modem in a mylar bag

>>107737482
Yeah, the whole reactos thing seems like some retarded university research project not intended for real world usage.
Despite being based in Russia they feel the need to follow American copyrights. They basically don't know what the fuck they're doing and it's a dead, irrelevant project. I don't think it even works on real hardware.
>What they should have done is developed each module to 100% before touching anything else
Agree

>>107737482
>What they should have done is developed each module to 100% before touching anything else. And they should have tested each individual dll separately dropped into a win2k3 install. Had they done this they could have had it done 10 times over by now. Windows is not that complex.
Then why haven't you built your own OS already?

>>107736901
According to protondb it already fails at playing kirikiri engine vns(yuzusoft, marmalade, a majority of vns) without artifacts in at least some configurations

>>107737535
>I don't think it even works on real hardware.
It does, if said hardware is a 30 year old Dell Dimension or some equally old Packard Bell.

>>107736641
everone here knows about it, it's rarely mentioned because it has been in alpha for the last 20 years and progresses slowly

>>107736523
it wont youll just be less and less capable

>>107736306
It already did this to some redditor

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>>107736273
This.
I've been using it to create little software packages. It even writes up the notes and readme files.
>>107736349
Deepseek lol
>>107736368
It uses a lot of tokens. Choose your llm wisely.

>>107737162
local deepseek?

>>107736581
>As as I can tell running it, it is limited to the folder you run it
It isn't. I had Claude enter a directory one above and start populating shit.
> incessantly asks if it is allowed to run commands,
It does this to a retarded degree though.

>>107736259
It is much nicer. I've had it spun up projects for me very quickly. If the project is small and simple it can slam dunk. Evem. Better if you skeleton out your architecture first.

However if the project is sufficiently large or complex it's still retarded. I had it try and do disassembly ASM docs of an NES game. It told me it was done 6 times when it wasn't. Then the same thing when porting to C. I got it to finally render the main menu of a game with the right palette, sprites, and text. It couldn't get the cursor or music right though

>>107736561
>And why do you still buy Apple hardware?
Linus torvalds bought macbooks for his kids (he installed linux) and he even uses an m series macbook running Linux. The hardware is good, the software is just aids.

>>107736412
>Please, convince me not to.
That's the only way I'd ever consider using a Mac, so I say go right ahead.

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>>107736808
>The hardware is good
It's not really distinguishable from any other high end laptop chipset. What matters is software.
>Muh battery life
Yeah a 70Wh battery and hyper aggressive power management software will do that.
If by hardware you mean that fat fucking battery, sure. The actual silicon isn't special though.
>Muh less heat
Probably the one real advantage the hardware has, especially for a laptop, so I'll grant you this one too.

>Please, convince me not to.
If it's newer than an M2 it's not going to work very well, if at all.
It's also based on Fedora, so it's really just going to be even shittier than MacOS.
GPU drivers work, but suck because Apple's hardware isn't designed for Kronos APIs.

>hates mac os with a passion
>still owns apple hardware
This does not make a lick of sense to me desu.

>>107736808
Linus Torvalds is an authority on good hardware because... he reads emails and kernel code without syntax highlighting all day?