>>107802165
>It's absolutely pointless for local terminals though
how do you solve opening a new terminal in the same path when you need a second window? With tmux I have a binding that sets the current default dir

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I still have an irssi process running under screen to an irc server with no users talking to this very day. There's no reason for it to exist other than sentimentality, but I won't take it down. Why should I?

>>107801886
ssh wojak@10.0.1.2
screen
snapraid sync

>>107801886
tmux is comfy
imo don't customize the hell out of it, just learn the basics to attach/detach, split, zoom, search
Here's the one setting in my .tmux.conf
>set -g mouse on

>>107802568
>ctrl+z
>bg
>disown %#
Well you're screwed if the shell closes prematurely

>>107801886
vim is my terminal multiplexer

>>107798867
You can pretty much ignore everything you mentioned (except DRM) and just open the library and play.

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>>107798867
>deletes your games

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len sexo

>>107798867
>t. Tim Cuckney
People don't want you or your shitty store even when you give games away for free fuck off.
>b-b-b-b-but
No one cares Timmy boy.

>>107798867
The only thing I remember about steam is that I couldn't run my Half-Life Anthology DVD without it so straight into the bin they both went.

First and last time I ever got scamned by commie slop.

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>>107804107
>irrational spastic chimprage
>cannot control his brain damage
>projects it
This is why you should go back to Linux. We don't want people like you around.
Imagine being filtered by babby's first OS, and attacking people who point this out.

linux is perfect for command line usage and servers
windows for graphical interface

hey would there be big problems if i installed windows on a ssd on a laptop and then put that ssd in another laptop? they both a cpu of the same intel gen but the other laptop also has a dedicated nvidia card

>>107805323
It's theoretically possible for you to have drivers that are radically incompatible with the new machine, but in the 14 years since Windows 8 fixed this, I've not seen one.

>>107805323
the answer is always check for yourself

>>107797763
isnt this what ev adoption rate was projected to look like in 2020?

>>107805239
100%

>>107805344
but that has nothing to do with the article or this thread right?

>>107804738
Tell that to people like the bongs or germans or w/e countries that do not require such courses to graduate. Why be forced to take such a class in college that you do not have a genuine interest in that is not related to your major?
Their respective degrees are seen as more valuable to an employer too btw.
>>107805134
It's no real benefit because it will just be neutered to where you cannot question the status quo. Really it's just better to keep a class for learning technical writing for research papers or a text book instead for those in majors like engineering.

>>107797614
The internet will collapse before the AI bubble burst, AI is here to stay.

>>107800166
congrats anon, you won.

>>107790189
Here's my take on it:

(defn map-differentiating-last
  [f last-f s]
  (->> s
    (partitionv-all 2 1)
    (map (fn [part]
           (let [x (part 0)]
             (if (= 2 (count part))
               (f x)
               (last-f x)))))))

(map-differentiating-last
  (fn double [x] (* 2 x))
  (fn triple [x] (* 3 x))

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>>107803524
actually, the threading macro feels like overkill when it's just two calls:

(defn map-differentiating-last
  [f last-f s]
  (map (fn [part]
         (let [x (part 0)]
           (if (= 2 (count part))
             (f x)
             (last-f x))))
       (partitionv-all 2 1 s)))

>>107803544
one more nitpick, using case makes it clear what the anon function expects `part` to be:

(defn map-differentiating-last
  [f last-f s]
  (map (fn [part]
         (let [x (part 0)]
           (case (count part)
             2 (f x)
             1 (last-f x))))
       (partitionv-all 2 1 s)))

;; some edge cases:

(map-differentiating-last
  (fn double [x] (* 2 x))

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>>107803668
>>107790189
you could also make the function return a transducer, if you steal the ~sliding~ function from https://bsless.github.io/fast-and-elegant-clojure/

>>107802182
They sell products and need simps for donations. YouTube is a form of advertising

if you need anything but notepad you're a certified goycattle

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>>107802166
>I think LibreOffice people are being paid by Microsoft to keep LibreOffice shitty
Not sure their jewtube is the best evidence you could come with to support that but I do think you have a point. Libre is the most well known alternative to MS Office (that isn't a webapp) for decades at this point and it still sucks.
Jewgle pays mozilla to keep firefox shitty, I don't doubt M$ does the same.

>>107802203
Videos are for entertainment, no one looks at some developer blogs being uploaded and thinks "wow that looks fun to watch". People probably only subscribe to only look at the titles like a weird news feed

>>107802794
videos aren't just for entertainment, they're also for providing information
like this channel shows updates to Eclipse IDE: https://www.youtube.com/@howlger

>>107784571
I had a phone like that for 7 years
the battery died, the cam still worked fine

>>107803171
Unfortunately I bought a new pixel 9, couldn't find any good deals used. I unlocked the bootloader and installed lineage without gaps the same day.

>>107787887
>graphene
So illegal criminal OS?

>>107795355
People make a face when they see my phone and phone case are all duck taped over the cameras as mic.

>>107804010
How much did you pay?
I had to buy 3 and return 2 to find a decent condition (((open box))) pixel 9 pro xl 512 that doesn't have a locked bootloader.
It was about $530

>>107803058
only if they mean X3D chips
t. 3600 user

>>107804710
intel has already released a 3d chip during the ddr3 era. its called i5-5675c and i7-5775c

>>107805005
>low IQ retard post
Apply yourself, Ranjeet. An MCM with a separate slab of eDRAM is not even remotely the same as actual 3D stacked TSV SRAM.

>>107803058
Sounds good to me if they bring back the Ryzen 9 5900(X) and Ryzen 7 5800X and 5700G.

You can't find those anymore.

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>>107805241
In USA? Didn't check the two others but I know we still have 5800X in Yurop.

>>107800568
They sabotaged it the moment they backported 10's telemetry into it

>>107800819
>>107800819
>>107800819

>>107797535
game bar also stopped working for me
it doesnt show fps it says it requires administrator privileges

Today i learned about robocopy. Neato.

>>107804033
Yep, awesome tool.

>>107803307
Maybe. Funny enough game situation is way better after they switched to arm. Older titles would probably work fine on rossetta or wine.
Btw, all 32bit programs don't work on modern macos even on intel.

>>107803331
Kek. You're not wrong. It's kind of laughable that all the companies make a big deal out of frame gen when it won't fix the unplayable stuttering mess unless you have a good a baseline to begin with.

Since I was getting somewhat stable 60 FPS in Cyberpunk 2077 I turned on frame gen with a cap of 120 FPS and most of the time I'm getting fake FPS at 70-80 FPS. Wow! A whole 10-20 extra frames. I'll take it but it's no groundbreaking. Anyone selling this snake oil as the solution to everyone's problems need to lose their cushy marketing job. Just be honest. We're fucked.

>>107803346
>Btw, all 32bit programs don't work on modern macos even on intel.
Wine has WOW64 emulation for 32-bit on 64-bit so that's fine. This was actually a really good move from Apple eliminating 32-bit and I wish everyone else would catch up already. Valve finally good a 64-bit client for Windows in the latest beta but crickets about their Linux support.

>>107796782
>supply fot 5-6 year old parts is now shooting up in price and drying up in supply 7 days into 2026
>still nothing for me to buy that would be a meaningful upgrade for a 3700x/3060 ti system

>>107796782
I'm still using the 16GB 3060 I bought when they were new. Werks fine for everything I have tried.

>>107802089
Probably. I've tried nothing and I'm all out of ideas.

>>107804336
why is it that you have to crush everyones balls all the time

>>107805093
That's your interpretation.

>>107805093
He's autistic and has a personality disorder.

>>107805214
Projecting again?

Bait thread, don't fall for it. Install arch based shit if you want to play games. Can't believe I'm solving a captcha for this. Pitiful non Linux chads

If OP is a furARYAN, he wouldn't have issues with Linux. Instead, he's a shitskin HMOFAnigger larping as white which explains the incompetence with Linux

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>>107804492
Correct, actual fur fuckers intuitively understand Linux. OP has failed their initiation and must return to Reddit

>>107801139
>gui software manager
Just use the CLI, it doesn't hurt. We learn so much Windows-specific stuff to master it, why not doing the same on Linux?
Also for almost 15 years I've used Arch-based distros for personal use and Ubuntu-based distros for work, and they excelled at those.
If you want to play games I recommend some Arch based ones, like Cachy or Manjaro.
I personally don't like Fedora but I hear Bazzite is also decent for that.

>>107801139
Your fault for installing Mint based on decade-old Reddit advice. Just use a normal popular distro like anyone else.

>>107801668
ive used it a long time ago, dont really recall much except that it seemed to use a lot of bash

but i dont think its the same problem, slackware has a bad foundation, nix has a good foundation but very bad tools

too complicated to do basic shit

I've undestood that nixOS is relatively difficult to pick up for most linux users, because of how different it is from most distros. Is it difficult for a beginner, for someone who has no experience with linux in the first place?

I've been thinking about building a linux workstation, as I slowly try to migrate away from windows. The reproducible deployment stuff is what attracts me to this distro. I'm fairly confident that I can get most of the essential software to work, and there's no need to ditch the existing windows machines any time soon

>>107800119
just seems unnecessarily annoying like Slackware or to a much lesser extent, SUSE.

>>107804890
Nix is perhaps less intuitive because people are used to interacting with systems (and the world) in a stateful manner, i.e. you install program, configure it via GUI or more rarely via some config file, and move on to something else. In NixOS you configure almost everything in your system in a single text file (though you can split it into several files if you want).
To people like me it's the holy grail, because you can know exactly what is going on in a system and its packages by looking at a single file, something you impossible to keep track of in a regular OS unless you write down everything install and the configurations you change in each program. So the state of a system is always clear on NixOS, and easily reproducible.
I slowly started migrating all my machines to Nix after the MS Recall bullshit. There was some learning curve, but it was doable because I've used Linux for work my entire life. But plenty of people give up all the time and I've seen hilariously butthurt posts on forums ("I'm going back to Arch, which is a MUCH better distro than this garbage!"). These days AI will make things much easier for you, and strictly speaking you won't be doing more than installing packages here and there and it shouldn't be that much different from other distros, but the problem is that if you want to install something outside of their repositories, it may have problems running on nixos because they break some conventions. It would be much safer to start with something else, to be honest.

>>107803930
reddit spacing

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and im fed up with all of you faggots that use the mouse
the captcha is mocking me

>Crash When Navigating Fast Through Directories
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/-/issues/4035
fabulous

>>107805126
"Jeets Failed Image Formatting"

>>107805171
:JOYOUS EMOJI: