What the fuck is this google commercial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv_sjpclsZ8
>>107690383huh...
kek @ goygle trump and christkike posting, it's official, boomers and globalhomo have finally reconciled, and their mixed-race future is secured
>>107690383fuck google
>>107694313>Charlie Kirk in there but nothing about GazaGood. Just as it should be.
>>107690383A functioning search engine would be really revolutionary for 2026.>>107691696Ol' Kirky was a bit too on the nose.
Windows 11 could never have a fan base like XP.https://youtube.com/yLxP3V4veJk?si=_h0OewrGN7dvhew6
>>107689951Retard.
>>107690028When the operating system apocalypse hits and even linux is unusable. The only usable operating system left will be OpenBSD. It is built like a bunker.
>>10768994910 was a downgrade, 11 is a downgrade from 10 and 12 will be a downgrade from 11microsoft doesn't have anyone that can fix this mess, all they have is their investment in openai, a jeet ai slop loving ceo, tens of thousands of jeet employees and boomer shareholders that see line going up despite the enshittification of the os
>>107689951Not a zoomer, sorry. Started with Windows 98 SE. Used Windows XP for much longer than even 7. While it's true that we had a lot of bluescreens early, you are exagerrating. It was rock solid later, and I've used it on one of my computers until like 2015. There was no point using anything else than x86 version with only 4GB of RAM computer.I'm 29, so fuck off.I use Windows 10/Linux nowadays and do banking on mobile.But security is truly a meme, and only uneducated retard that has no idea about networking fears the non-existing boogeyman. There is no boogeyman that portscans PCs over network. There is no port to scan, because you are not directly connected to the internet. Fucking retard. You must deliberately want to be hacked to be hacked nowadays. The only way to "get hacked" is to download malware that will send data outside from your computer and one must be a retard to fall for this. I've only seen boomers falling for these "attachments" in mails and running files with "hidden extensions". The only proper option in a browser for saving files is "ask where to save each time" and if someone allows automatic opening, that's user error - skill issue.
My first pc was a gigantic dell box running a 386 and windows 3.1 with a big ass crt on top of it my first games were wolfenstine math blaster reader rabbit and the og top down / sidescroller duke nukem it was a freakin puzzle shooting platformer, i was blown away by computers then one day microsoft flight sim and alone in the dark came out and it was like a mind fuckgasm.
I am regularly amazed that we pretend folders are the right way to organise files. They’re entirely arbitrary. Every competent file system ignores them to its best ability. Why can’t I have a file in two folders? Why does one have to be a “reference”? Why can’t I filter for files that exist in 3 folders with X extension?We’ve been played for absolute fools.
>>107681857This is a greater level of autism than I usually see in /g/, and that’s saying something.
>>107683165cats folder because cat predates dogif dog was more prominent it would be named dogcat and go to dogs folder
>>107694170What? Are you saying its feasible for a normal non-neet human to do a booru style tagging system on everything they might want?AI can already tag images somewhat competently, we don't need "agi" for that. I'm also not talking about system files or anything of the sort, just things like images, videos and audio , which are the things that would benefit the most from having a more "human" way of interacting with (tags).About energy, again, a 8b model already does a decent job tagging most images, I don't take it'll take more than 5 years to achieve a more-than-good-enough-for-99%-of-usecases small model.
>>107685164that's exactly what a hard link is you massive faggot
>>107694306>Are you saying its feasible for a normal non-neet human to do a booru style tagging system on everything they might want?The precise opposite.>we don't need "agi" for that.No. But when it arrives, good luck convincing it to retain it.>I'm also not talking about system files or anything of the sort, just things like images, videos and audio Because you're a fucktard. What the file is, or is in it, really shouldn't matter to a filing system. Data is data. >About energy, again,You *again* failed to consider the energy draw, per unit, just in maintaining the tag cloud to the filing system. Not even using this to retrieve tangible data for use, just existing.You also failed to scale that energy draw up across all units in the field to start working out how many extra power stations would be needed to make this madness a reality.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Is Windows NT a good kernel trapped in a shitty OS?
>>107694722They were and are both shit.
>>107694722Windows doesn't even really differentiate between the kernel and OS, the kernels version number is even always the same as the OS build number.
>>107694722They where both good at least for the time.The NT kernel is solid.Win32 is solid as well, however it need modernization that isn't let's just hack WinRT into it and UWP.We need a fresh take on Win32 call it Win64.
Installed this bad boy today locally on my laptop (i dont care about network wide adblocking), it's better than simply putting the public servers on control panel because i have this dashboard where i can view statistics and easily block sites with a toggle switch.>inb4 ublock is betterIt is better in some cases, but i dont like to use browser extensions.>inb4 shillim not, it's just comfy, anons
>>107691839This is dumb. Just install AdGuard and AdGuard Extra, you'll get all the same domains blocked plus more.
>>107693611>You can simply add an adblocking dns server to your phoneThanks! Is there a /g/ preferred one?
>>107693779dns.adguard.comeverything else makes you make an account they don't just have a public just werks endpoint
>>107693995Thanks again! It seems to be working so far. Apparently, they also have a backup one in case the original gets blocked: dns.adguard-dns.com
>>107693440Holy mother of bloatware. I've seen entire operative systems smaller than that!
will gaussian splats replace VR180 video as the gold standard of porn?
>>107692987First woman is trashier than 10 niggers fighting over a block of welfare cheese.
>>107692987> shadowsLiterally impossible
>>107694455at some point they'll fake shadows somehow but for now 6DOF porn is groundbreaking
I've tried it on my VR headset and it looks like absolute dog shit. Artifacts everywhere. It only looks good here because it's a low quality webm. 180 video is far better. >b-but no 6dof!You're lying in bed beating off, who cares.
>>107694692which headset and what kind of splat file? what was the file size? i wonder how far we are from this being good.
a Toast!to XFCE
>>107691784
>abandonware
>completeware
LXQT is better doe
Been using it for the past month and it do be squeakin’
>Only fucking GNOME supports real fractional scaling on a 4k screen>Is also one of the worst DEsWhat is this bullshit?
>>107690422shit scales fine for me on KDE.I installed LXQT on my HTPC and had to reinstall because the scaling on a 4k TV was so shit.
Are you using x11 or something? Fractional scaling works fine for me on KDE
>>107690422No it doesn't. It's an experimental flag that fucks up a lot of legacy apps.
>>107690422You have it backwards. GTK is known for not supporting real fractional scaling and not planning to. The GNOME project in particular is the source of all these "there are no fractional pixels" retards. What the toolkit does is render at a way bigger scale than you need, then do a fast bitmap downsample. This is more computationally expensive than real fractional scaling and it ruins font antialiasing.
>>107690422Anything above 1440p is wasted energy
>Linus Torvalds uses fedora with gnome>Terry Davis uses ubuntu with unity>Richard Stallman hasn't never installed linux>meanwhile 4chan autists need ultra-personalized arch + windows managers and dual monitors to feel productiveexplain yourselves.
>>107689907NixOS or Guix
>>107689769I like using my riced setup more than I like any out-of-the-box setup, so I use it at home and at work. What else is there to explain. I really don't care about your opinion about my setup, as I'm the one using it.
>>107689769do u think they know abt hyprland???
when normie fails to properly enjoy or be proficient in something, they switch to collecting, displaying and obsessing about unimportant details of TOOLS that enable the hobbysee also: gun hobbythe main thought that drives these people is "maybe if will rice my gun/pc some more, I will become a useful member of society"none of them are aware of the fact that these are just tools
>>107689912Stallman *LITERALLY* said "I don't install my own OS because there's someone who knows how to do it and knows better".
>be me>year of our lord 2025>lets install ubuntu>nice, some things have improved>logs into gnome accounts>neat.webm>sudo apt keepassx>it works>comfy.gif>let's open my database>it's a little slow>ctrl-s>everything freezes>oh no>database is brickedComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
use keepassxc
>>107694673thats what i did, it bricked my shit
okay but reinstall windows and make sure you get the ltsc-n version for even less bloat
https://nixos.com/
>>107694395real
>this is your scrum master for this sprint
>>107694395idgi
Holy shit nigger! If only this was a true site and not one of you disgusting subcontinent scams.
>none offer 'ginal 'piesfiltered
we need a gpl v4/lgpl v4/agpl v4 with clauses on ai trainingand a gpl v2.5 with the same but no tivoization clausesany model trained on this code must only produce code licensed as GPL or a compatible copy left licensewould solve corpo use of ai honestly
>>107691230It’s a derivation of the work imo. My opinion’s correctness will be determined by upcoming lawsuits involving artists/music against these AI companies. The same ruling would also apply to derivatives of GPL licensed code. The only case where this wouldn’t apply is if the work wasn’t a derivative and it had never been trained on the work at all. Given the nature of token predictors, this situation would be unlikely, however.
>>107692463Obviously, but that's not a problem that can be solved by updating the license.
>>107691230You already can't incorporate ChatGPT code into GPL projects, because ChatGPT introduces restrictions on outputs, where you have to obey the law. What one should use a computer is a matter for democratic societies elected by universal suffrage, to legislate on what people aught to use computers for.
Freedom.
>>107691230>clauses on ai trainingUnenforceable as long as the Republican party exists as they'll do anything to make this laundered plagiarism somehow fall under fair use.
>you can sideload apps to this minimal device>you cannot delete themguess that's the mud in mudita
>sideload appsCan we just go back to calling it "installing software"
"make install" in a nutshell
>>107692998>>107692986It's difficult to do, hence fancy name
>>107694397>It's difficult to doit shouldn't be
>>107694423anine...
Reminder that 60 FPS on a 144 Hz screen looks worse than 60 FPS on a 60 Hz screen.
>>107693285I want to do 120 fps on a 60 hz screen
>Not using 120HzBaka.
>>107693572there's no need for this kind of language, this is a civilized forum
>>107693285>Reminder that 60 FPS on a 144 Hz screen looks worse than 60 FPS on a 60 Hz screen.How? Both are 60 FPS.
>>107693285set it to 120hz retard
I think what people miss the most is the lightheartedness of anything computer back then.
>>107693778me. I still do.
>>107694289no proofs
>>107694251Watch out everybody we have a nooticer amogus
>>107693755i want to go back
>>107694307I use this on my daily driver. https://github.com/ful1e5/banana-cursor
