>>107713480
Does anything happen if you click on it?

>>107713480
The value of mode-line-format is

("%e" mode-line-front-space
 (:propertize
  ("" mode-line-mule-info mode-line-client mode-line-modified
   mode-line-remote mode-line-window-dedicated)
  display (min-width (6.0)))
 mode-line-frame-identification mode-line-buffer-identification "   "
 mode-line-position (project-mode-line project-mode-line-format)
 (vc-mode vc-mode) "  " mode-line-modes mode-line-misc-info
 mode-line-end-spaces)

I thought it might be mode-line-frame-identification, but that doesn't seem right.

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>>107713665
Nevermind, it is mode-line-frame-identification. Seems to be a terminal/msdos thing

;; MSDOS frames have window-system, but want the Fn identification.
(defun mode-line-frame-control ()
  "Compute mode line construct for frame identification.
Value is used for `mode-line-frame-identification', which see."
  (if (or (null window-system)
          (eq window-system 'pc))
      " %F  "
    "  "))

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Decided to get back to this package and finish it.
>visual-shorthands.el

Mostly for elisp but can be used on other languages as well. It allows mapping symbol prefixes to a shor thand or whatever the user chooses.
Created it because I want to be able to shorten function names when reading other people's code without having to modify their files by adding a footer with shorthand specifications. It's completely visual and the full name is revealed on hover.

Functionalities are basically:
- a mode to toggle visibility on/off
- add-mapping command to map the prefix to the shorthand (it displays a preview of symbols where it'll be applied)
- remove-mapping: self-explanatory.

>>107714007
forgot link lol
https://github.com/gggion/visual-shorthands.el

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>>107711247
Should be mandatory for every big tech leader to spend a season herding cattle then

>>107709783
>We are not zoo animals.
Maybe not yet, but shit is heading that way

>>107709311
It'd just be a more complex input device. Probably be incredibly inaccurate so I'd disable it.
A real and accurate one would be extremely useful.

>>107709311
straight out of a Black Mirror episode

>>107709783
What's predatory about it though? It's just a new way to interact with devices. They already use finger printing and face ID and stuff like that.
>>107712859
Why? All it would do is tell advertisers what you're actually interested in. Wouldn't ads be better if they were stuff you liked to look at?

>>107713659
It would be much easier to believe that them losing their domain isn't entirely their own fault if this wasn't a thing that happened before.

>>107713687
Idk they have good internal releases apparently

>>107713659
Why don't PTs agree to put a DNS server somewhere on a static seedbox IP and assign domains from there? They could use names like empornium.tracker or redacted.tracker.
You add that IP as DNS resolver on your seedbox/computer and you can now access the trackers.

>>107713742
>PTs agree
You're funny

>>107713938
Yeah, not every single tracker out there has to agree with it, but some of them could do it.

>>107712875
>>107712896
how can you live with such low pixel density?
>>107712916
>A personal maid that will have sex with him.
god I yearn for that reality
>>107712973
post it

>>107713062
>how can you live with such low pixel density?
While not perfect my monitor is 21.5 so completely fine resolution.

1366x768
:( I'm a grower not a shower okay? Anyway size isn't everything.

4k, but i want 1080p.

>>107712570
1440p on my gayming PC, 2160p on my multimedia PC.

>>107713062
>how can you live with such low pixel density?
It's all about monitor distance desu, 1080p is still fine for gayming specifically.

>>107711770
This is what they really do.

>>107711875
>who
tough to say, my attempts at this is constantly a your princess is in another castle
best i can theorize is at the what. Those individuals who come from a world where presidents come and go, but america keeps on fighting. those who adorn their guards in medieval attire + halberds and fly to the antarctic every now and again

so apparently quantum computers can't yet factor even the small numbers yet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa4Ok7WNFHY
there isn't really any working PQC key exchange yet, so why bother

>>107712090
>there isn't really any working PQC key exchange yet, so why bother
I bother because I know that one day my cipher will be broken, that's why I use what NSA fears the most - security through obscurity. All stuff I have to hide is never on the computer, never in front of camera, never spoken out loud, destroyed immediately when it becomes useless.

>>107712263
based, I add in some sm4 to my disk encryption though
there was supposed to be information about chiasmus floating around, but I couldn't find enough to implement it

>>107711455
Immutable distributions are retarded.
Please consider switching over to a proper distribution as soon as you're the tiniest bit comfortable with Linux.

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>>107713271
I'll consider it. I'm aware this is a training wheels distro, but it gives me no problems and has all drivers and codecs I need pre installed.
I just don't feel like trouble shooting for hours and want a gaming distro that just works.
Wasn't a fan of Arch based distros.
Fedora is okay, I have an older pc running that one.

>>107713321
>I just don't feel like trouble shooting for hours
That is only a meme peddled by illiterate Windows users.
>Wasn't a fan of Arch based distros
I would not recommend using a derivative distro that's basically just its base with a DE and some bloatware installed on top; Endeavour and Manjaro are examples of that - CachyOS, likewise, is on the same level as them, except it ships with a dubiously configured kernel too.
>Fedora is okay
Most people jump ship after a few years of using it as the maintainers do not care about their users, and mainly treat it as a platform for beta-testing features before they're upstreamed into RHEL; sooner or later, they're going to force something on you that breaks your workflow - that isn't exactly an issue if you're new to Linux for obvious reasons.
I believe its popularity is because of only two main reasons:
1. Professional Linux sysadmins use it because it is similar enough to the RHEL servers their work with.
2. The lead for ProtonGE made a soft fork of it because he is a Red Hat employee.

>>107713448
It’s popular because the average linux distro is chock full of ancient shit and the newer hardware you have the worse the experience. Debian on a high end desktop was such a shit experience it was almost funny, fedora just works (tm) aside from some questionable behavior of my $4k display (meant for color grading).

>>107711455
Autistic people hate each other most of the time.

>>107713417
>Bookmark interfaces are fucking SHIT
Bro is getting filtered by a tree structure.

>>107713167
being a tabfag is not a position from which to argue about psychology bucko

>>107712120
why do we have so many tools to organise, group, and access tabs, when bookmarks are at best relegated to a default filesystem? Doing something inbetween would be ideal. Make tabs organize easily and ensure you have to manually set it to remain loaded instead of doing that as the default.

>>107713372
It doesn't even eat that much memory because contemporary browsers just unload inactive tabs (undoubtedly because of people like this). One of the guys was an actual data hoarder though. I got excited to talk to him, but his hoard was like 50k webpages saved as PDFs into a single folder without any sort of organization.

nooo this takes too much effort aaaah everything in my life should require the least energy possible closing a tab I'm done with is so much work let alone the insurmountable decision fatigue to decide whether it should be bookmarked or not my entire life must reduced to aimlessly browsing the internet and masturbation DAE TAB HOARDER lol so many of us

>>107713201
Backwards compatibility is market cannibalism. It hurts profitability by allowing legacy products to compete with current products.

>>107711744
fpbp
/thread

>>107711744
You dont know how right you are.

>>107711740
One indian rewriting one million lines of system level code per month? FUCKING BASED!

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>>107711740
Since Curry Niggers can't code and find new solutions

>>107698095
it's the only "modern" one that have not-retarded and coherent GUI design

GNOME is trash
KDE is unstable

>>107699613
>It's for BigMacOS users
>no airdrop
>no time machine
>no icloud
>no appstore
>no iphone mirroring
>no apple music
>no xcode
>no photoshop
>no final cut
>no logic pro
>no pixelmator
>no affinity


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>>107698095
it came out in a time when linux desktop was hot trash.
i used it for a month like 10 years ago and it was shit then and its quite shit now.

just use arch+kde and be done with it

>>107698095
elementaryOS is woke shit
also, their icons have become flat shit in the last update

uglier than macOS, useless as the rest of Linux distros (in comparision with Windows)

>>107706756
>RTX 4060 Equivalent
ah yes, the performance of a budget gpu from 4 years ago and drivers worse than intel, just what I dreamed of

>>107708514
le jews are good just because ok!
i use yandex instead of google for everything too

>>107706785
when was the last time you needed CUDA?

>>107709845
no idea
even if it was, that wouldnt negate the fact that i was talking in general

>>107706756
WTF I LOVE THE CHINESE NOW

>>107713028
>but want to install viruses
ngmi

>>107707499
>sure but it's not capable of making a movie as good as Forrest Gump
i dont think you understand "AI" its not going to be used to make a whole movie in one shot. its going to be used to make certain effects, like deaging a person, or making them sound younger. Or adding weird effects to scenes. We are no where close to making "forest gump" with AI.

>>107707302
you dont need to be that good when everyone is on pills and braindead from staring at screens for 20 years straight

It can't because once AI is able to make one movie like that it will be used to make 100,000,000 movies like that and not enough people will ever watch the same movie for a shared appreciation to develop.
>> Hey did you watch Forrest Gump 5,773,892?
> No I skipped straight to FG 6,000,001 you know because of the Jews and all

>>107707469
Millennials had YouTube Rewind.
Boomers had Forrest Gump.

>>107707441
>and hitler was there
WTF I LOVE NAZIS NOW

>>107708219
I don't hate them. I hate the people behind them i.e. jews. If the money problem is solved the antagonism would be irrational.

>>107711094
Goooooooood morning saar!!!

>>107712706
Go roll in cow shit and get the fuck off my internet.

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>>107711027
Underrated.

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>>107708219
what did we do to you?