Why does chudware always fail so hard?
>>107628667nokys
>>107628815You're a retard who's whole worldview is being confused about morality, but telling other people what to do. Who the fuck are you calling a reactionary, exactly?
>>107630301> Some asshole wrote this in a fantasy novel, and that's why I think evil people don't make new fucked up things all the time. Knowledge is power, bro. Just read books.
>>107628641how is Bluesky doing?
>>107631811It's acting all dark and raped.
is it actually possible to see the difference? or is it just contrarians?
>>107592470I did notice a difference which made me switch permanently: I have a ton of weeb anime with Opus audio, and it tends to crackle on VLC for no good reason. It's not even a recent, unknown audio format, and I have noticed it frequently enough that it pissed me enough to switch after nearly 20 years of using VLC for everything. Fuck knows why it even happens, but at least the audio's clear in MPV, same as if I opened the video file on an audio player like foobar2000.
>>107592470mpv has better man pages
>>107631210Sadly I haven't found a free good alternative to VLC on iOS, which also lets you transfer files wirelessly
>>107598939VLC
>vlc
>>107630243That's my microphone, pick it up! You break it, you buy it mr!
>>107630243KIKE AI zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
>>107630486Based chatGPT. Even it knows bash is trash-tier. I support rewriting shell scripts in anything else to avoid reading bash. It doesn't even matter that shell scripts are slow. It's just ugly garbage.
>>107630486lul>>107631303dil8
>>107630486People will celebrate this forced pushing because they're tech illiterate and can't fathom the use case of shell scripts. No saar, don't use bash, those cnile boomers were stupid to create them, use this piece of shit trannylang with the unstable abi! Crash on unwrap() means it's working!!!
Browsers. Firefox is okay, but its recent decisions make me want to switch. I use Linux, which gives me a bit more variety. I tried to use a terminal-based web browser as my main browser, but it won't work for everything.I am considering switching to Brave, but I am not so sure about that.Does any anon know some good browsers?
>>107627303Firefox is more than 50% owned by Google, but it's the only non Chromium browser if you don't count it's forks, will have full support of uBO forever.Brave pretends to be Firefox on Chromium, shills Crypto, sold it's soul to Palantir, will lose uBO support (like any other Chromium browser) soon™, and their integrated blocker is as "good" as uBO Lite.Google Chrome is, well, Google Chrome, gonna just put Safari in the Chrome line because there's just no point in these 2.Microsoft Edge is, well, owned by Microsoft, sadly it is the fastest option on Windows 10 & 11 if you use that, they still support uBO but will eventually stop.Opera/OperaGX is just a complete meme overall, no need to even mention them being a Chinese honeypot, because the browser itself is worse than being just a honeypot.Vivaldi is "ok", but they pretend they won't get into AI just to bait their users, their browser is literally based on Chromium, lol, their UI is also childish/mid.TL;DR: All browsers are fucking dogshit, not a single one respects you including their makers, and all of them have AI in them, including Firefox & Vivaldi, which a lot of people don't know apparently, just use whatever looks prettier to you and runs better on your machine.
>>107627303I use Vivaldi. The worst part is that it's closed source, but I enjoy the features. Built-in email client that is honestly the most sane email client I've come across, native vertical tabs and gestures. It being Chromium based is good for both privacy (fingerprinting) and for addon compatibility.
>>107627303Brave is the most sane choice. Everything else is made by faggots and for faggots.Either brave or firefox but only if you configure your own settings in user.js yourself. Firefox forks are for niggers who can't set up their own browser and politically obsessed tinker trannies
>>107627303just use chrome like a normal person and stop overthinking about shit that dont matter
>>107631667So Uwukko is a fag..
>>107631489
>>107631489>>107631493>phoneposters
>>107631489. 4 white dots. White U. Black triangleI mean, honestly, where exactly do npc's get lost here?
>>107631779easier to do and more obvious when you don't have to slide around and remember all imagesand don't have to hit the next button
>>107631799Are you serious? Exact same thing, unless you have like goldfish memory or something.
What’s up with all the anti Windows 7 posts lately?I switched from Gentoo to Windows 7 Platinum a few weeks ago, and I haven’t had a single issue so far.It’s noticeably faster than any DE or WM I’ve tried, which honestly surprised me, especially considering I’m running an RTX 5090.At first, I was worried about security and getting hacked. But it turns out I can install a fully up to date browser and a modern firewall, so that’s no longer a concern.It’s also much easier to use overall. The UI is consistent, clear, and easy to read. Because of that, I installed it on my girlfriend’s laptop and my parents’ PC as well and they’re really happy with it.I genuinely don’t understand why some people are so strongly opposed to it, especially considering the massive influx of AI generated packages Linux distros have seen in recent months.
>>107631477The dev of vxkex (api extension for win7) said he's seen thousands of new downloads just this monthGo on youtube and search windows 7, look how many videos there are of people realizing it's actually good and microsoft is fearmongering youGo to any zoomer dominated tech space and you will see how many of them are on windows 7
>What’s up with all the anti Windows 7 posts lately?>I switched from Gentoo to Windows 7 Platinum a few weeks ago, and I haven’t had a single issue so far.>It’s noticeably faster than any DE or WM I’ve tried, which honestly surprised me, especially considering I’m running an RTX 5090.>At first, I was worried about security and getting hacked. But it turns out I can install a fully up to date browser and a modern firewall, so that’s no longer a concern.>It’s also much easier to use overall. The UI is consistent, clear, and easy to read. Because of that, I installed it on my girlfriend’s laptop and my parents’ PC as well and they’re really happy with it.>I genuinely don’t understand why some people are so strongly opposed to it, especially considering the massive influx of AI generated packages Linux distros have seen in recent months.
>>107631494I switched to 7 because my friends did haha
>>107631391How do i get a gf(male) like this?
>>107631494>Go to any zoomer dominated (...) spaceWhy would I ever want to subject myself to that asscancer
Jpeg Xtra Large fucking sucks you lying kikes. Completely unusable on like 80% of phones out there.I'm not buying a $1,000 phone just to use this laggy shit. This is straight up a planned obsolescence scam.https://files.catbox.moe/v4yd9z.zip
>>107630346Were you the bottom or the top in that dream?
>>107629314Skill issue
Anybody know what the MP/s of picrel is?
>>107629729>on Android 12My 5 year old phone that cost $150 is running Android 16.You have no excuse for being a dumb fuck and your problems are self-inflicted.
>>107629314PNG always wins, doesn't matter anymore.
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>>107629807In a warm climate like California I would love itthe money I would save while still being able to have a bed, furniture, walls, and modern amenities
>>107629951you're not getting any "modern amenities" if you're camped on the side of the roadThese guys are there to steal g-bikes and raid the dumpsters when they throw out the leftovers. Also there's a bathroom in Charleston Park that doesn't have any toilet paper.
>>107629687The property just outside the campus isn't owned by them, or the landlord, but by the city of Mountain View so the tenants don't have the authority to kick them out.
>>107630499Yes but are they bike thieves or elite developers?
MOTHERFUCK REEEEEEEEEEE>niggers absolutely ruin shit during the weekend and FUCK OFF>my shift comes up and all the alerts come pouring in so I have to realize that they've fucked up big and also fix that shitI hate this stupid gay nigger fat fuck BITCH JOBG
>>107568585"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."--Edward Snowden>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107628300if you have 3k usd, pay for OSCP. 1 year of study material + labs
>>107629022Worth it definitely
anyone used phreeli
>>107628300>or MitnickNot advicable, he is dead.There is no quick way but instead a long, long journey. Get yourself an effective apprenticeship by joining a young project such as SerenityOS. Linux is too old and set with far too much historical luggage.
note to self: don't give up
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>>107629610big ups to you too
>>107628532>The more "user friendly" and "community focused" a project becomes the worse it becomes.That's only when it is bad and run by a cult that can't handle criticism. The "worse" is just normal people pointing out the flaws and problems that cult members are told to ignore.>POSIX OSs were already user friendly even in the 80s.They were friendly to users of backdoors like the Morris worm, not the people using the operating system. UNIX was a lot worse than most operating systems, and also buggier and crashed more often. UNIX systems stole a lot of features from better operating systems, like tab completion and virtual memory.>The entire point was it being user friendly enough for someone that knew what a compiler was and how to read C.Then everything is user friendly enough for someone. Toggle switches and lights are user friendly to someone who knows the computer's machine code in binary, but UNIX trannies will complain because they don't want to know how computers actually work. UNIX trannies will say that anything that makes computers easier to use is bad unless it's something UNIX has, then it's something they can't live without. UNIX behavior is the same as cult behavior.>Even if they couldn't program they were at least smart enough to download a tar and extract the contents then run make/make install.On DOS, you could run a self-extracting archive and then run an EXE. And you could use batch files to compile programs instead of "make" brain damage.
>>107623908I'm tempted to try out a BSD, but I fail to see a reason for it. I like Rust, Wayland, and I'm indifferent to SystemD, but I wonder if there is something worthwhile about having a more pure Unix experience. FreeBSD seems more flexible and likely easier to transition to, but OpenBSD is made out to seem more cohesive. I know FreeBSD has jails, which seems interesting, and I'm not trying to maximize security, so I'm curious what are some other features that'd sell someone on using a *BSD over Void Linux or something similar? And why choose FreeBSD vs OpenBSD?I am attracted to this idea of a pure Unix experience and avoiding all of the modern woes of Linux that I can't help but want to use on my main machine.
>>107630342FreeBSD is a decent server/router OS. Even then, the problem I've found is that sometimes for every 5 ways of doing things on Linux there is maybe 1 way of doing the equivalent in FreeBSD, but good luck finding it. For me, the main advantage over Linux is native ZFS, but the effort spent getting to really know FreeBSD is not likely to be worth it. The nice thing about Linux is that you can most likely avoid all the woes you're thinking of (unless they're with the kernel itself) and still take advantage of the wider ecosystem, by using some schizo distro. As for using it on a desktop, it's pretty cool that it has native Nvidia drivers and a native port of Morrowind, but once you let the novelty wear off you just uninstall it and get on with your life.
>>107628979Yep. I encourage you to harass me.
>loongarch is now an official debian architecture>review samples of loongson chips are getting sent to outlets like phoronixthe year of the chinese computer will soon be upon ushttps://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2025/12/msg00004.html
>>107629290your news is out of date friendo
>>107616217How are you even supposed to pronounce Loong anyway? Lewng? Long cat?
>>107629666according to some Chinese tech video I saw, it's pronounced Longsuun
>>107620261WTF I LOVE LOONGARCH NOW
>>107629296Yeah this sadly, they had their chance when they opened it up but they didn't end up doing much with it.
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>>107623364Moving to Finland
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>>107620776Not going to happen. The rulers do not need it.
HOLY BEAUTIFUL
>>107624959If this is an issue use `if let` chained with &&
What does Some() do?
>>107629380Creates value of Option<T> that contains T, namely Option::Some(T). use Option::*; is provided in the implicit prelude(automatically imported).
use Option::*;
>>107625028thisit's still better than the insanity that is c++
>>107630472>>107625028>>107624959tards need to be tardwrangled.
>/g/ makes an 18th albumTheme: Outer Space MusicTitle: [Accepting suggestions]Deadline: 7th of January [revised from late December]>/g/ makes a 19th albumTheme: [Accepting suggestions]>Song submission rules/guidelinesUpload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album.Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included. You may not use your real artist name.Songs that contain anything against YouTube's policies won't be uploaded on YT, but will still be added to the album.By default, tracks will be normalised to -14 LUFS (integrated loudness) in the release. You may specify a lower loudness for your track.Use of AI is banned. This includes AI generated stems, samples, and effects. "AI" includes all neural network-based models and not hard-coded automation/procedural generation. You are allowed to ask an LLM about music-related questions, but asking it to give you musical ideas (eg. generating a chord progression) is already a no-no.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
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Is an M2 Macbook Air enough to run a DAW and a dozen of virtual synths + effects?
>didn't invest in RAMLOL@U
>>107631313Like 8gb chips maybe over that are 100€ I dom't have that much money I could take some out my funds
>didn't by a house>didn't buy BTC>didn't buy LINK>didn't buy gold>didn't buy NVIDIA>didn't buy Palantir>didn't buy RAMhonestly at this point I may just kill myself. everything i considered buying but was too poor or scared went parabolic. i'd be retired by now smashing and cream pieing barely legal asian cunny but instead i'm wagecucking listening to Andrew Tate tiktok reels about "being a man" dealing with 30-something year tinder women who are obsessed with "going to therapy" and eat too many carbsYou hate to see it!
>>107631370>listening to Andrew Tate tiktok reels about "being a man" dealing with 30-something year tinder women who are obsessed with "going to therapy" and eat too many carbsThat shit's for brown teenagers
>summer 2024, be me>felt for the memework laptop>Decide to buy a 2nd hand Intel 11Gen (first one they released)>Was going to buy 16 Gib RAM>32 was only like 15€ more. 64 was like 15€ on top of that.>Fuck max it at 64 Gib of RAM for like 120€>Max I used is like 20 Gib when extremely lazy by opening 100+tabs on brave>Also got a 2 Tib NVME because why not>Felt scammed since I contributed to Jeff bezos's new wife's new yacht>FF late 2025Prices have skyrocketed on RAM and SSD. My RAM + SSD cost more than what I paid for the laptop in 2024. I feel in danger walking around with it on public.Did I make a good financial decision by pure luck? Or am I coping hard?
>>107631370Don't worry anon there's still plenty of currently worthless companies that will shoot to the moon in a few years that you also won't end up buying
