Why are ""people"" (gamers) still so anti-VA? Modern VA panels have absurdly fast response times on par with IPS (faster actually except for black to black). On the plus side you get the blackest blacks, whitest whites and no backglow messing up everything. I understand OLED is superior to both and TN is the competitive choice but it's weird seeing how many people still tell each other to steer clear of VA when your average $200 VA panel is almost certainly better than a $200 IPS one.
>>107659490is that mini-led even I thought zones were meant to shut down where it was completely black
>>107659753Oh nevermind, just realised I confused this with the mini led thread lmao
nigger eatch this, thay tech is poopoo like cheap amoled on phoneshttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xJoi7MDBWus&pp=ygUVdmEgd2hpdGUgeXJ4dCBvbiBkYXJr
>>107659490it's unusable in a dark room. you have stockholm syndrome and don't know what you're missing.
>>107656724koreansamsung is korean
>Aliens probably exist>universe is vast and old enough that an advanced civilization capable of keeping tabs on us isn't out of questionSo my question is how would an alien civilization take the idea of humanity creating superior intelligent being that could probably surpass all human feats. Would they just sit watching us create a monster that would unleash chaos across universe? And if other rogue artificial intelligence does exist out there would they allow us to create a competitor that could be a threat to it?
>>107662474>U must post another linux thread or else ur brown
>>107662461>Aliens probably existThe universe is vast beyond comprehension but life is still very fragile. It's beyond a miracle intelligent life was able to come about in 5 billion years seeing as everything in space wants to constantly kill us, not to mention the earth will be uninhabitable to life in only 1 billion years making intelligent life impossible to form again on this planet if we get hit hard enough. All of our luck had to occur in a span of 13 billion years.Call me crazy but I think we're probably one of the first if not the first.
>>107662461https://youtu.be/DEkb-gOgLiM?t=22
>>107662527>400 billion stars in our galaxy>200 billion galaxies on low end might exist in observable universe>billions of years across billions of planets, star systems why would it not be possible?
>>107662461Read Berserkers by Fred SaberhaginSci-fi about a similar circumstance
the AI singularity is actually fucking real in my lifetime
>>107662523Dats rite agi rite around da corna. Give me money and you might be spared
mornin' retards and alikeprev >>107602756
>>107661955Soon all desktop threads will be dominated by trannies. It is our goal to incite a mass migration to /bst/. You will go there whether you want to or not.
>>107646931What theme are you using. Also howd you get your XFCE looking like that. Do you use a theme editor or something.
>>107659632Fedora with hyprland and waybar
>>107642470What icon theme
How hard is learning VHDL/verilog gonna be if I'm an okay programmer but know nothing about electronics? I want to design obscure CPUs, lisp machines or something
>>107655518dunno my shit local LLM can already draw electronic schematics with ASCII art in terminal. in few years AI will do all this shit
>>107655518https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete/releveant
You don't need to know Physics or traditional programming to do HDL design. VHDL and Verilog are less like programming languages and more like circuit layout descriptions. You need to learn boolean algebra, synchronous digital logic, state machines, etc. Most of it isn't that difficult, but there's a whole separate set of knowledge you need that is only loosely related to normal programming. There is some unique difficulty since circuits all operate simultaneously vs. typical single threaded programming where you just execute a sequence of instructions, but IMO this is easier to think about than multithreaded programming where you also have to deal with coherency, atomicity, deadlocks, data races, starvation, etc. There are different kinds of performance metrics in HDL design than what people typically care about in software: power, area, latency, throughput. For example, adder circuits (that compute the sum of 2 N bit numbers) can be ripple carry adders where the area (number of logic gates) grows O(N) but the latency is also O(N), or carry look ahead where area grows O(2^N) but latency is O(log N), or a hybrid with scaling somewhere between.
>>107655518Design a native scheme machine or something with a scheme coprocessor, so we can finally get rid of the bootstrap guile driver.
>>107655518>okay programmer>I wanna design lisp machinesDon't fool yourself, you're retarded jobless lisp cultist.
And what Linux Distro do they use in Agartha?
>>107659542merry christmas sjw girl.
someone send me good pics of Luke Smith and or DistroTube and I'll make a Agartha meme with them
>>107651785>What technology did Yakub use to create white people?electricity, alchemy, occultism>And what Linux Distro do they use in Agartha?They use Unix, obviously.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MOpr-6fg3dk
>>107658209Very good job.
Reminder to enable additional filters in your uBO settings such as:>Built-in 6/6, Ads 3/3, Privacy 3/3, Malware Protection/Security 2/2, Multipurpose 2/2, Cookie Notices 4/4, Social Widgets 3/3 & Annoyances 9/9No, these will not increase page loading, it will make them load faster, factually and actually.Reminder to import these into your uBO filter lists (must have):>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/refs/heads/master/LegitimateURLShortener.txt>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mchangrh/yt-neuter/refs/heads/main/yt-neuter.txtSome more optional filters that you can import:>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist/main/list.txt>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/liamengland1/miscfilters/refs/heads/master/antipaywall.txt>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yokoffing/filterlists/refs/heads/main/annoyance_list.txt>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yokoffing/filterlists/refs/heads/main/block_third_party_fonts.txtReminder to stop using shit like ->AdNauseam, Ghostery, Decentraleyes, Disconnect, Privacy Badger, ClearURLs etcComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Guess I have all this enabled by default as I haven't seen any ads.I recommend blocking an entire website like*4chan.org*used it once to stay away from this shit hole for almost 2 years.
>>107662393I used UBL for a few days, didn't notice a difference from uBO
>>107654830I will do none of that and keep using the default settings
>>107654830Can you explain to me why I shouldn't be using Adnauseam? I understand Ublock origin is better for privacy, but when browsing the clearnet, that's not my goal. If I want to be private, I'll use Tor or Mullvad, I just want to make it as expensive as possible for glowies and ad companies to track me while browsing normally.
What's so bad with decentraleyes ?
what's the use case for this?
>>107647764It reminds all coder chuds that they will be obsolete like art fags and that>It will never replace meis cope.
>>107647764My pussies look like his march 2023 eyes
>>107647764Do you have a better way to make Will Smith eat a shitload of spaghetti? Well? No?Well fuck up then.
>>107647764creating jew propaganda, so you see, it's very important
>>107659681
Ask your BSD-related questions here, discuss tips and tricks, sharescripts, and everything in between.>Main operating systemshttps://www.openbsd.orghttps://www.freebsd.orghttps://www.netbsd.orghttps://www.dragonflybsd.org>Updates and advisoriesOpenBSD: https://www.undeadly.orgFreeBSD: https://www.freebsd.org/security/notices/NetBSD https://www.netbsd.org/changes/DragonFly BSD: https://www.dragonflydigest.comComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107661845You reminded me of Project Looking Glass, a Sun Microsystems initiative to develop a three-dimensional desktop environment for free and open-source operating systems. I miss Sun. /bug/ wasn't supposed to make me cry, but alas.>anyone tried getting looking glass to work on freebsd?I researched "Looking Glass Linux" and it seems to depend on KVM. So you would have to remove that barrier. FreeBSD does not support KVM.>>107661850By the way, your GEGL plugins work on [Free,Open,Net]BSD. I tested them. I don't like GIMP, though. For me, ImageMagick.
Yesterday I learned docker (via podman) works on freebsd ... and has for like 3 years. Is it simply terrible and thus people don't talk about it or is it something people aren't familiar with?
>>107661992FreeBSD has better docker already, why would anyone bother?
>>107662111There are some things that are distributed only via docker. Using docker from freebsd sounds far less miserable when compared to installing linux to do it.Could I read their docker compose or whatever and piece together what they are doing in realty to install the tool? Sure. Do I care enough to expend the energy to remake the wheel? Almost certainly not.
>>107661992Aversion to software comin from Linux, primarily.This reaction is unique to its community, composed mainly of boomers over 60 years old. Developers, on the other hand, love Linux; FreeBSD, starting with the 15.0 series, implements Linux epoll and improves LinuxKPI to run Linux drivers with minor modifications.
Do you help your family members with their technology?
Yes.Transfering photos from a IPhone to a PC is painful since you can't cut/paste the folders in the phone, only copy and then delete.Don't get me started on those live photos.
>>107657192I wonder how many of those 33k "memories" are nudes. He's either about to have the worlds longest goon session or go blind.
>>107658551syncthing?
>>107657192>teach my mom on how to use Whatsapp Web on the smart tv browser so she can read long ass texts from her religious study chat group.>it blew her mind how comfy it is
>>107657192>was talking about a site with my uncle>bookmark it on his pc>go to the bookmarks to rename it>full of porn
How many of these things do you have?
>>107660566Did you miss the part where you say the phone was stolen or do you just go around paying debts that aren't yours?
>>107659109>How many of these things do you have?Wouldn't you like to know, fedboi.
>>107659109I have one and I'm still shocked that such a thing can actually work while my keycards and shit fail if I sit too close to the alternator on the bus. I'd assume the timing would get disrupted somehow, but nah. It just werks.
>>107659109a price to pay to keep it more analogical than using ente auth
>>107660460why are OpenPGP tokens more expensive than x509 ones?
why did the kurobaex guy fuck up the entire app?
>>107659572elaborate how you want it fixed, not helpful otherwise
>>107659853Currently the search function is just ctrl-f. Before, it was basically a filter.
The scrollbar got fucked up. It's become harder to touch it to scroll. Posts displayed on screen don't match with what the scrollbar tells you, which is evident if you post, get a (You), or use filters that highlight posts. The release version has a brighter colored section at the center of the scrollbar that shows posts from the current screen which got removed. Currently the scrollbar seems to use where it is in the thread's location to show posts, e.g at the top of a thread it uses the top portion of the bar, at the middle of the thread it uses the center part, and at the bottom of the thread it uses the bottom part. This may not be obvious on shorter threads but on longer threads like on /vg/ it's easy to spot.
Test
I use both Chance and Kuroba just to piss you guys off.
>>107648006
there's just too many damn people on the internet, simple aswe need like, 90% of the current population to have their access revokedeverything used to be spread out and there was a different site for each topic, now consolidation for normalfags killed forums/discussion boards and hyper authoritarian sites have the vast majority of trafficin other words too many people in just a few places
>>107654769You mean like Windows 8, the Idiocracy interface? No, that still sucked. Pic is how it should be: all programs automatically organized in categories.
>>107646760I had to use eMule for the first time in 15 years to download "Call the Midwife" in my Euro language. It had only ONE person sharing them. Frankly it would have been easier to pay for the streaming.
Rust in peace, Windows. You're a good OS, but in the wrong hands. ReactOS will take your place now.
>>107656797So, what's Microsoft's endgame here? No matter what you think about C/C++ vs Rust, using AI to rewrite what's essentially their entire product line is a fucking insane idea and anyone with half a braincell can see that. I refuse to believe nutella's that dumb, there has to be some 200IQ business plan in play.
>>107658887>Yeah, the future is terminals where everything is run from the cloud. Running anything on a local PC is pointless and a thing of the past>just don't buy their cloud bullshit>continue to hoard old computers>ignore new internet, without USAID and DEI it dies quickly>5-10 years alphas will want "old internet" whatever they think that is back and a C64 will cost $200,000, or 40 Big Macs (no combo deal) same as today
>>107660593>So, what's Microsoft's endgame here?basically taking people back to the 1970s of time share computing where they, the corporations, own all the software and we pay to access the software over the internet. if they had their way we'd be using dumb terminals that can't be used without the internet.
Imagine a codebase of 100+ million lines of code that no human being has ever understood.Not just "nobody knows how all of it works", but "nobody knows how ANY of it works."I know AI brainlets insist they totally, definitely understand everything Claude generates for them, but there's compounding evidence that they don't have a clue.>>107659623It makes complete sense that this was some LinkedIn schizophrenia. People on there will just say whatever they want.
>>107656797>don't use winblows 11, lmao>don't know what rust is>don't even know how to code with C and C++>still get mad
why are so many programming "help" groups like this? like, somebody will specifically opt into helping people, and then get frustrated when they dont do exactly what they expect. it constantly feels like im testing everyone's patience whenever i ask for help and its even harder trying to just learn everything myself, especially considering all the weird semantic differences in both the language itself and guides.like i can imagine a full script in my head but i wouldnt know how to translate it into the language im currently using. and on the offchance that i *do* get the help needed, usually its just "oh just use the blah function", so its not like i just Dont Know How To Code or anything i just dont know the shit thats specific to the engine, and its not like i can just look it up in a glossary or something because the words can be totally different from language to language, like how "object" in one language can be "entity" in another, and object in *that* language refers to an object in an array or something, so theres just a huge language gap that i cant really cross without the help of others, which sucks because working with others sucks
>>107640705I have to draw a line between smart and true genius, there just isn't a safe place to draw it. Emotions are going to affect perception, which will easily produce an effect where the kind and patient person seems more wise. Real genius (like yours) will tend to grow in a way which does value intelligence, except over time the capacity for recognizing how different a level of reasoning they enjoy actually is from everyone else makes continued tolerance difficult.You are right, true wisdom is necessary to value mentorship and advanced teaching.
>>107640271Because 99% of people who comment on these "support" forums don't know shit themselves. If they don't know the answer to your question they feel stupid and they hate that, so they will chime in even if clueless just to numb the feeling of being stupid. I used to waste time on these forums and subreddits until I got very proficient in a certain thing and realized almost every answer is retarded and nobody knows what they're talking about.
>>107659785based, would accept pills IRL
>>107646184pastebin of what they spoonfed you? I am learning c++ too
>>107640271IDK man, this typically boils down to RTFM. If you truly know what you want to write and how to express it in one type of code, then you will be able to build the translation by reading the manuals and examples from the other code.Your comic is also probably over-abstracting. Especially if you are a beginner, quantifying method A and B and then comparing their value as equal is usually going to be incorrect, and method B will probably be materially incorrect for reasons that would take too long to explain. People can also be assholes too. Hard to say what's happening without specifics.
