>>107634228
GPT-tier lack of basic self-awareness where the mentally ill retard keeps flipflopping between admitting he knows nothing about the technicalities of some craft and trying to make arguments about the skills involved (or not involved).

>>107634050
>Probably because you actually need to know how to draw to make use of those, you braindamaged NPC,
May I just add that you are categorically wrong.
All you need to make use of those are some form of functioning limbs and some form of cognition or sentience. Technically a toddler or a chimp could make use of those tools. You didn't need to reinvent the monkey typewriter scenario but congratulations for at least ending up there and proving that time is a flat circle.

>>107634218
>i heckin' hate people who have skills and talents, it's le bad
yeah, freaks are a pain in the ass to deal with
>the only reason i'm a useless, aphantasic golem is that... uhhh... i didn't get raped
yeah.. duh
>the only thing that matters is consooming infinite slop
I'm an engineer, I like to make useful things, unlike arts.
>The mask drops and spiteful mutant reveals the underlying agenda.
yeah, we can finally get rid of freaks, artists have never deserved respect

>>107633073
The mention of paint shop pro should have tipped you off that anon was talking about web pre-youtube. But I guess you're too young to know what psp is.

>>107634363
banners and buttons did it for me, i'm not that familiar with paint shop pro, is it not popular anymore?

>>107634291
I tried many of them.
I recommend Yandex. Avoid anything Mozilla.

>>107634291
Unrelated but do swap files work or are they a meme? Sorry don't have a compsci degree

>>107634291
w3m, lynx, or if you want bloat then surf or min

>>107634291
Out of these? Brave and Firefox are good
Avoid Chromium like it's the fucking plague. If you use Edge you're getting railed by both Google and Microsoft, it sucks fucking ass. It's slower than Internet Explorer while being a thousand times more bloated and having zero worthwhile components.

>>107634385
>surf
*crashes*

>>107633947
it's crazy how the economy, laws and common sense do not matter anymore
>no one is making a profit and never will
>everyone is spending money they don't have
>three companies are sending the same money in circle to boost value of each others
>one dude can unilateally decide to buy all the stock of raw pcb so others can't have it
>billions of taxpayers was spent in their companies that is transferred to shareholder

banks are fine with this, irs is fine with this, shareholders are fine with this

this is pure insanity, why are they allowed to blatantly ignore every fucking law in the book and to spend an infinite amount of money they don't have while using mafia technics to prevent competition?
how jensen, altman, nadella and all the other execs not prosecuted yet?
fuck this gay shit

>>107633947
>>starship system is almost operational, meaning they could launch expendable version 2s into orbit and deploy payloads right now
this is just plain not true
>saarlink is profitable even in its incomplete state sustained by falcon 9s and sized down satellites
their earnings are not public, and it wont be the first time spacex is not profiting at all when every "analyst" was projecting them to be earning tons of money

elon has most of the space journalists in its pocket, dont trust them, specially the ars technica fag

>>107634076
>this is just plain not true
Why tho? The last flight had a suborbital trajectory to avoid getting an uncontrollable brick if someone failed, what stops them from loading more propellant and reaching an actual orbit using that extra thrust? It worked in KSP just like this

>>107633947
they're trying to push 3 simultaneous wars with regional powers to keep the grifts going, that should tell you how dire things are going

>>107634015
Because the law never was on the poor side in the first place. All societies are built at the expense of the poor in some form of slavery. NPCs like you won't be able to handle the truth, because believe me it'll get way worse.

>>107631063
>Sorts by garbage
Also many of those reports haven't been updated in years.

use a vm

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>>107631063
>garbage
>garbage
>garbage
>...
>Arch Linux x86_64
>Silver

when something works, you never see people report it. only when it doesn't they go out their way to rate it as garbage

>>107634012
5 years late kid. A tech degree will only set you up for Starbucks in 2025

>>107626783
Trump's second term would be W11: a fucking mess but it's supporters are willing to turn a blind eye to all its faults.

Trump's first term would be W10: Its fans stuck with it expecting the next iteration to be more of the same but it was worse.

Biden would be W10 ARM. In essence is the same as W10 but in practice is completely useless, doesn't fix any of the issues of W10 and has its own problems.

>>107629028
Sure, that's why he spent the remainder of his life strengthening the hands of commie shitskin tyrants all across the globe with the Carter Foundation.

kys

>>107628916
Like I said in 2021 that's why SaaS cloud stuff made sense for traveling business people that all need to collab together. They need software and files all in one place to collab. It makes sense for them but not for me. forcing it on normies is stupid and greedy exploitation

>>107626783
Who is the Slackware of burger presidents?

>>107631649
probably gerald ford

>>107632679
ok

>>107632713
thanks

Sleepy joe fucking up the economy

>>107631239
they have the same accuracy

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i knew the phoronix forums thread for the new release would be crazy and here llyyr is defending mpv's honor

>>107632509
bazinga

>>107633955
Most vapes on the market are manifold more damaging than cigarettes.
On no-name brands, esp. the stuff imported from countries without scrupulus such as China, concentration of additives is often times completely out of whack wrt safety standards and swings drastically - which can lead to trivial and arbitrary fatal overdosage.

>>107630202
>why do cordless vacuums still suck?
because a real vacuum runs on 1200watts while the best cordless, on ((((high)))) power can maybe do 500 watts for 5 minutes.

lmk when they make 1kw cordless vacuum with a 20 minute run time.
also, lmk when they make a proper press fit fitting and not those retarded clip in fittings.

>>107630202
>why do every consumer-grade vacuums still suck?
ftfy
it's on purpose, just buy professional-grade vacuums, they cost less and perform infinitely better while not looking gay as fuck.
I was on the market for a vacuum nearly a decade ago and noped the fuck out the vacuum alley when I saw the eurokistan pricing for these things who won't last more than the warranty period.
also dyson is pure garbage, shit quality for piss-poor performance, you're buying a stylish product, not a functional one, it's like the iphone of vacuums, you're not really suppose to be use it, it's so people who come to your house can see it.
>>107630602
>if you go corded, they're underpowered and you constantly have to change bags
lmao what? these things have nothing to do with being corded or not.
>filter is clogged, so you're now constantly cleaning your filter
get it out, clean it and put it back, as simple as... hardware require maintenance, that's a fact of life.
>Maybe a really pro-tier one with cyclone and autoclean is better, but fuck spending 1k for a vacuum!
a cheap karcher wd2+ is 50€ and will outperform and outlive EVERY SINGLE consumer-grade vacuum on the market. it's also very easy to repair and maintain if needed.
>And "robots"?
utter dogshit, every single one of them, don't ever buy this shit.

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I bought a new vacuum the other day, it doesn't really pick anything up but it works really well.

Building a CD Ripper / Jukebox thing with a raspberry pi because the fucker that sells them for a living charges £700

God I'm so fucked lol

>>107632857
classic dilemma between money and passion. At the end of the day only you can really answer that for yourself

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random variables today

Everything went completely dark since late last week, I have one recruiter email this morning and a recruiter phone screen later today, and nothing else

I have already had final round interviews at 2 places and haven't hard a rejection, and several recruiters (external and internal) have mentioned they're submitting my resume to the hiring manager

It's going to be fucking nothing for 2 weeks then I'll get slammed, I kinda was hoping I'd have an offer before the holidays just for the emotional release, or at least even some rejections so I'm not left in an anxious holding pattern

>>107615359
Usually they coordinate doing background checks and shit like that, you really notice the lack of HR in hiring when you apply to a startup that has no HR, I found myself basically driving the conversation as I'm used to the more formal step by step process

>>107628402
>Working at a shitty company
That's your first mistake, if you're truly talented you don't apply for a job at a company, you set up one, this is where America had the biggest advantage, and where they made the mistake of encouraging the mediocre lifestyle of "Go to college and get a good job"
>>107628375
>Whereas other countries provide free university education to its people
A free degree is worthless, wanna know why 70 years ago people who only completed middleschool could get better jobs than most people with degrees get today? Because we had less middleschool graduates back then than college graduates today. If anything, the issue with American college is that it's way too easy to get a scholarship, which defeats the point of paywalling it

>>107628323
This is an absolute fact and it's the reason Americans get absolutely thrashed in every competitive video game known to man.
Video games are the last unpolluted bastion of meritocracy in existence and Americans keep losing, because they worship mediocrity.

I don't buy into the initial premise that there's a lack of skilled labor. That just sounds like a very convenient justification to look elsewhere for something cheaper. Saying the labor you're getting from elsewhere is culturally superior sounds like just pitting labor against itself, get the qualified people who were rejected here mad at their replacements and not the companies replacing them. This is all textbook wagie manipulation.

>>107628323
capitalists outsource labor because it is cheaper elsewhere. how is that so difficult to say? do they really need multiple paragraphs for that?

>>107628323
Reminder that this jeet is unironically the king of scammers. He made his wealth by creating fake medical company, listing his family members as the only employees and then once he funnelled all of the investment money into his pocket he declared bankruptcy with 0 products being developed. This fuck is worse then Elisabeth Holmes but got away with it presumably because our standards for fraud have gone out of the window. I have not checked recently but I bet not a single member of his family even has any degree in any health-related field:

>>107633539
>retard doesn't know what reddit spacing is
>retard doesn't know reddit spacing is impossible on 4chan
>retard doesn't know reddit spacing was a joke started by /intl/
>retard is using 16:9+ resolution monitor in landscape mode instead of 4:3/portrait like god intended
>retard will complain about "wall of text" the moment anyone posts something beyond one sentence

Thanks for letting everyone know you're new I guess.

>>107633372
piss off to reddit suitfag bootlicker

>>107634254
How

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>>107634275
It's not. Thanks for proving my point. You don't know what it is. So feel free to stop complaining about it any time. Also check my quads faggot: >>107632222

>>107632022
>go back to code after a coouple months bc refactor, or workforce rotation
>errr, ummmm, uhhhhh....
>>107633613
i concur

>>107616373
maganiggers would be real mad if they knew how to read

>>107616147
Why don't they just count pills by weight?

>>107629144
Higher maintenance and doesn't guarantee 100% accuracy. Would regularly need to be calibrated against every type of pill measured.
Undercounting can be dangerous if someone runs out of meds early. Overcounting is wasteful, can sometimes have risks if taken beyond what's directed, and conveniently allows pills to disappear to the black market without a trail.

>>107616147
Liability cost.

>>107616147
If you have enough batches of pills to count then sure, it's jusitifed to spend 2k to 10k for a pill counting machine.

>>107633466
fedora and opensuse mog your shit while not having a retarded update cadence
btrfs snapshots completely invalidate the need to use d*bian

>>107633490
>redhat slop
fuck you corporate slop updooter distros

>>107633159
you only have to look at brazil or india, they stratify based on "white"ness. even in purely white societies you quickly develop sectarianism etc. ingroup/outgroup is an essential part of the human condition and good fucking luck ever getting rid of it.

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>>107633048
infinity forks troons cannot understand problem infront of them for 30 years now
>make 1 distro that just works

>>107634196
Imagine if jeetsoft said
>if you want to game you must install windows 7
>if you want to listen to music you must install Vista
>if you want watch movies you should install win98
and in every, you must be ready to do self flagellation every day on each system startup that things work same way as they did when you turned computer off

>>107632503
>soldered ram, ssd and others
Garbage

>>107632709
>How do I make it look like that OSX Tiger ripoff
FTFY

>best hardware
lol no
imagine wanting to deal with apple's blobs
conceptually the framework laptops are the best, performance wise it's anything with strix halo

>>107633125
What is the answer to the question?

>soldered ram
but it's unified memory, are we forgetting that