>>107627028
there's still a bias. See the 8? Scroll the image.

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I'm done working on my image reviewer app.
https://github.com/kjpgit/PhotoReviewer4Net

Really fun side project, and I'm happy with it.

>no /dpt/ in the subject
I almost didn't see it and almost created a new one

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>>107626976
What operating system is non-pozzed in its entirety? Only one that comes to mind are RedStar OS and Artix, I think. Both are Linux distros, of which the kernel is maintained by Linus, and some consider him a faggot.

Nippon used to have their own architecture and OS in development, but Gates and the states had to intervene. I think computing would be a bit different if Gates weren't such a nigger.

I've seen it argued that the US' intervention with Nippon's market is part of what allowed China to take global dominance in manufacturing. I think that's oversimplifying things, but it's funny to imagine the US creating their own competition/opposition. Wonder where I've seen that before...

>>107626976
As much as I would like IRIX to come back, it ain't gonna

>>107627400
because they already used it, and will refuse to let this go because human like confort
because if normies couldn't use tech they didn't understand, we wouldn't have a cars everywhere, electrycity would be a luxury for only a select few, and medicine wouldn't exist

>>107627409
TRON would have been revolutionary and we'd be decades ahead of where we are right now if Microsoft and the US Government hadn't nuked the project for home use.

>Microkernel
>all devices from trains, factories and nuclear reactors running the same kernel as home computers, cell phones and other small devices like TVs
>each device functions as a node within a network and can process and relay data to other nodes
Which is the main reason why it was murdered in its grave. Instead of centralized power in massive data centers with everything else being a dumb terminal each and every device within the network would have been able to run independent of each other while having access to all data within the network. A true kernel for the betterment of society as a whole.

>>107627435
>betterment of society as a whole.
this is anti-american and anti-semitic
mods ban this nigger

>>107621192
kek what a cheap whore

>>107626713
Seems pretty expensive actually, you have to buy her a whole vintage computer.

>>107624537
You were a good friend. It's kinda fucked for her to be in a relationship acting like that.

>>107626944
>you have to buy her a whole vintage computer
A broken vintage computer. Easy as to find for cheap depending on what it is lol.

>>107624939
>>107624841
she posts actual feet pics on her patreon
they're ok maybe 4/10 honestly

>>107626114
iot 24h2 installs without rufus bypasses just like that?

>>107627044
Yeah. Tried it in a VM with BIOS (no UEFI). It's pretty ridiculous, you select during the setup which edition you want. With regular enterprise it just shows an error, if you select the iot enterprise it installs with no issues

>>107627059
if it was that easy then plenty of youtubers would be shilling this

>>107627236
Try it for yourself. Just because dumbass youtubers haven't noticed it yet doesn't mean it doesn't work. MS officially supports it.

>>107626461
>>107624420
why are niggers obsessed with this character?

>>107623987
I do have them spinning 24/7, yes. I also run a bunch of services which may have some activity here and there, some (torrents, access to VM disk images) more than others (things that do a periodic library scan). If I allowed HDDs to spin down they would need to spin up again very frequently, not to mention that the applications using them would experience fuckhuge latency spikes while the drives spin up.

I'm just a home user so it's not like I have massive data sets on hand, but in my experience HDDs do well with constant spinning and don't fail frequently.

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>>107625197

I wouldn't make a server without kvm/ipmi funtionality. It's too comfy and has nothing to do with if you use ssh or not.

>>107623987
No. I built my NAS years before I got into home servers and use it entirely for cold storage. The (12) disks are lucky to get 10 hours a year of use and letting them (and the fans) run 24/7 would be a hell of a waste.
Knowing what I know now, rather than a jumble of 12 disks, I'd just buy 4 20TB drives a miniITX board and install it all in a 3d printed 10" rack mount case and run truenas as a VM on a forbidden router.
Right now I've got a mini PC running home assistant OS that has addons for CCTV, torrents and a 4TB SSD samba share, and that covers all my basic needs.

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>compress ratio 1.01x
>compress ratio 1.01x
>compress ratio 1.02x

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What's a captcha?

I hate it

>>107609765
I use it to pump white liquid from my groin. It a rig to me.

>>107619150
Same as anywhere else
Better alternative is being IT on a cruise ship since you can travel and have sex with people other than oil rig workers

>>107624380
topical kek

>>107609765
What if I have it build inside of the engine compartment of a semi-truck though?

>>107624667
>I am pedantic nego
Your sentence: skinned alive, then tarred and feathered.
Verdict is final.
May God not have any mercy on your non-existent soul.

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I know someone here has the gif/webm of the walking rooms

>>107615666
>>107615864
thanks lads

I did 3 easies today, taking a break

bros it just vibes

>>107622636
unfortunately just about every company does it.
IBM sent me one, Chase sent me one, a small 40 man startup sent me one.
It's stupid but it's the game.

>>107622578
what is today's? Do you have to pay for it?

>>107627151
Fine, let's do opcodes with hexadecimal notation like in the old days. Are ya' happy now?

>>107618555
I would argue Ada, especially the SPARK variant. It is way better than Rust IMO for handling complicated embedded systems, just has fallen victim to not being as popular (astroturfed?) as Rust..
Plus the base Ada language was used in fighter jet flight control systems for a while.

>>107627190
That removes only half a layer
Basically if you're not designing and wiring up your CPU by hand you're doing it wrong

>>107627190
A CPU instruction set is very abstracted from what's going on inside the CPU, considering memory ordering, register renaming, etc.

>>107618576
fpbp

>>107617953
fpbp

>>107624653
god 5.27 was in such a good fucking state, shame

>>107625568
the good thing is that you can just install any version you want.

>>107625581
no
impossible

>>107625568
When 6 gets good, qt 7 will be out and they'll have to rewrite everything again and be krashy

>>107625564
ajeetnic ayy eye

>>107625564
who was that chinese mommy that invented ai or whatever
god i want to pulse inside her

>>107625135
Matrix is okay, it's just that the fucking Python server is absolute garbage, hope some day someone will make a better one

>>107625119
ok rabbi, whatever you say

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>>107618707
RMS never spied on anyone.
>>107620725
Normalfags will never use FOSS. There's no point in winning them over. They will just make everything shit like they did with the mainstream internet.

>>107610885
>almost everything touches the matrix.org home server at some point
skill issue

>>107625119
>over a decade
The fuck you mean, they only left in 2017 which is... NINE YEARS AGO???? Huh? Where tf did the years go?

>>107616642
Medical insurance is required by law for employers who have over 50 employees under the ACA.
The federal penalties for going without insurance as an individual was only removed as recently as 2019.
Certain states like California still punish you if you don’t have insurance however.

>>107617237
>Government needs to be the only payer, put a gun to their head, and say
>NO I'M NOT PAYING $15 FOR THE TYLENOL

That's literally what some European countries do. They set price ceilings with major pharma companies abroad for certain categories of drugs. If no pharmaceutical company wants to cater at or below those ceilings, then government gives free reign for domestic companies to reverse engineer equivalents and push them to market.
This has resulted in pharmas forming cartels where particular expensive drug category A is only produced by company A at max price, whereas expensive drug category B is only produced by company B and ne'er shall the two meet. And since they're not agreeing on a price level for the same category of product, this legally isn't cartel pricing and cannot be fixed through legal means. ... yet, anyway. Something has been brewing at the EU level for this, for the past few years.

>>107619302
that pill counter still needs a jeet operator, it's purpose isn't to replace human operators
you're giving 3k tools to your 12 hour jeet

>>107616147
It's because medical equipment needs to undergo a shitload of certifications to get approval to be sold as medical equipment. Just a handful of companies want to deal with that amount of retarded red tape, therefore it's just a handful of companies offering equipment like that. Therefore they don't sell at a price the equipment is worth but at a price they can get away with.

>>107616147
i worked at a med device company that charged a few thousand dollars for a lipo battery that powered a surgical head lamp.

>>107622098
that's called flashing libreboot then flashing it again

Plebeian: MacBooks
Contrarian: used ThinkPads
Patrician: new ThinkPads

>want to install bluetooth on t530
>start removing screws
>try to remove keyboard screw
>it strips
for fuck's sake. ofc I have PLENTY of screw / bolt extractor tools...for automotive stuff. Not tiny little bitch m2 sized screws. fucking hell stupid bullshit.

I have a T14s and my bluetooth seemingly powers on at random (KDE Plasma, Arch), any idea what would be causing this?

>>107626826
I'm retarded and impatient, and I stripped the screw on the wifi module on my X230. I just covered the motherboard with paper and masking tape and drilled straight through it.

I had to nigger-rig an adapter out of a gift card that I redeemed. Not my brightest moment.

>>107626653
I do agree shit like needing to recompile to change basic parameters and especially the lack of any documentation for the sake of 'muh minimalism' is just fucking retarded. for shit like dwm especially its certainly functional but only achieves a low sloc cause it relies on x11 to do the heavy lifting. Personally I like keeping my software super simple with only my config compiled in but instead of forcing that on everyone and making them use fucking patches (LMAO) to customize anything, you can just design the software to be modular (the whole point of the unix philosophy). If I want for instance use a config file that gets evaluated on launch, that can be enabled when I first compile the package and then I never have to worry about it again, or if I don't I can just set that to false when I initially compile it. This naturally makes your software a lot more extendable too

>>107626289
You can bind anything in tmux, you need to debug your terminal to find out what is actually being sent

>>107626065
The most minimal setup is probably gentoo with bare minimum USE flags

>>107627157
USE="-*" in /etc/portage/make.conf

>>107627121
>(the whole point of the unix philosophy)
The "Unix philosophy" is about writing shell scripts to pipe text to other programs that parse text. It's such a bad idea that Unix doesn't even use it.