>>107765414
i love this little fella
he started bubonic plague and killed millions of christcucks

>>107765527
Fuck you, that is not funny

>>107765527
Denounce the talmud, quran and whatever nurgle scrolls pajeets read

>>107766971
I denounce all of them plus your shitty bible, christcuck.

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>>107765272
there's also C-j which is like C-o but it moves the cursor (at least in modes other than lisp-interaction-mode)

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>>107764586
It clicked for me when I realized that the only commands I need are outline-up-heading, outline-cycle and outline-cycle-buffer.
Nice way to navigate large files.

>switch to emacs daemon
>every single expression in my init.el works correctly upon systemctl --user daemon-reload
>except (scroll-bar-mode -1)
has anyone experienced this before

>>107766937
misspoke: i meant systemctl --user restart emacs

>>107759841
But what if the AI bubble crashes, and we built unlimited cheap clean nuclear energy for nothing? What a fucking disaster. Imagine the water usage, oy vey.

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>>107766194
but what if the AI bubble doesn't crash, think of all the companies that go out of business because everyone will be able to get their local models to do the work instead of hiring them.

If AI works as promised, even the AI companies go out of business.

>>107764658
how can you say you are redpilled on the jewish question but are totally blind to the chinese question?

>>107760597
Malta doesn't just use electricity. Including all fuels they make only $11.5 / KWh While OpenAI is still massively profitable per kWH. Literally all we have to do is build more solar panels, this has been true for the last 20 years.

OpenAI    ~$16.7 Billion    ~1.0 TWh    ~$16.70 / kWh
Google    ~$385.5 Billion    ~40.0 TWh    ~$9.64 / kWh
Malta (National)    ~$35.96 Billion    ~3.11 TWh    ~$11.56 / kWh

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>>107766915
Well my AI says your AI is wrong saaaar

>>107765619
>Using the passphrase requires SWIPING UP!!!
>Swiping up requires having FINGERS.
>Getting new fingers requires waiting a whole year for Santa.

>>107765224
soon

>>107765203
If you pay for an email account from one of the many good services out there that exist and sell this product you don't have any of these issues.

yubikey

>>107765203
stop using datamining email services retard

>>107765497
Unironically I've never had any complaints using the normal ass Windows explorer folder viewer for anything, besides the fact that I wish I could just right click a file and hit "edit metadata" to freely edit any metadata field I want

>>107765118
>Buy a vacuum.
Got one, not very convenient.
>Moving the bed is the wrong approach.
It's actually so much easier to get a thorough cleaning by just moving it, and it means if anything gets dropped or falls behind it it's easy to retrieve.

>>107765306
Honestly wheels are wanted but if there's something with feet that are attached (not furniture movers) and disperse weight well enough to make it easy to slide around, I can do without wheels. Wheels just seem ideal.
I just need maybe like 1" of adjustability, the flooring is quite unlevel in the corner where a leg has to go and this really angles the bed. Doesn't visibly look it but you feel it when laying in it.

>>107765307
That's what I feared.

>>107765355
That might be what I do until I can figure out something nicer,

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>>107765837
Try to do scrubs or in-band dedup on Windows Explorer and get back to us

>>107766053
I have no clue what either of those things mean

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What do you think is the best way to organise music folder names? Is there some industry standard?

I do

Artist - Year - Album Title [Catalogue Tag]
eg
Daft Punk - 2001 - Discovery [WPCR-80083]

I dont bother tagging its bitrate or flac because that info doesnt really help. What do you think?

>>107765014
>I replaced all my fans with Noctua
I thought it was common knowledge that Noctua has the best but expensive fans on the market. There are few outliers like phanteks t30 for similiar price, but still.
>>107765014
>unless I run a very demanding game
Deshroud the GPU and put more Noctua inside.
>>107766161
>The ones I got with the NH-D14 started to make vacuum noise after 6 or 7 years wtf
Ask for a replacement. You overpaid for a fan for a reason.

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>>107765548
Zalman fans came with these silent mounting pegs 20+ years ago, just saying.

>>107765014
I like their heatsinks and hate their fans. The nfa14 is noisy, and emits coil whine noises above like 500 rpm that drive me insane. The nfa12x25, nfa9 and 9x14 also make a high pitched noise that I find irritating as hell.

I have a set of about 7-8 year old nidec GTs that I'm still using in everything, including on my nhc14s.

>>107765185
>i achieve the same result with $3 chinkshit fans
I heard that a thousand times over the span of my life and every time I experienced their "you literally can't hear it"-PCs, it sounded like a fucking 747 taking off.

>>107766428
whoa what case is that?

>>107765759
>box fills with hot air
>machine overheats and shuts down
thanks linus

>>107757747
It can run rumpkernels as userspace processes for added security. All filesystems are implemented like that for removable devices, as such, you don’t risk getting raped each time you use a usb storage key

>>107757747
It has, by far, the best documentation of any available BSD. The sources are kept simple, and well organized. The kernel interfaces are very stable and documented in the manual. If you write C and want to improve an OS writing drivers or utilities, NetBSD is the most accessible of all

>>107761649
>January 16, 2024
> severely outdated
It's like 2 years, It's nowhere to be "severely" outdated considering it's non-essential you updooter faggot

>>107762715
I have read the rumpkernel projects is kinda abandoned by a couple of years, just as the lua in the kernel


>>107762834
>It has, by far, the best documentation of any available BSD.
Meh. To be honest the netbsd internals documentation still has a lot of TODOs sections for like, I guess, at least 15 years

The 3rd party documentation of FreeBSD and OpenBSD make up (although they have great official documentation by themselves) for the eventual marginal better docuementation

Netbsd doesn't have anything like
> "Design and implementation of freebsd operating system
"https://github.com/iceqp/books-1/blob/master/The%20Design%20and%20Implementation%20of%20the%20FreeBSD%20Operating%20System%20(2nd%20Edition).pdf

Or the collections "Absolute [Free|Open]BSD" by Lucas

>>107762834
Every BSD boasts having the best documentation.

>>107755277
i see no problem with this if they wanted real money they should have gotten real jobs food delivery has always been something college and high school students do on the side its not a career

>>107759755
This

They are illegal. They don't get to be treated well for breaking the law. Fuck em

>>107756021
+10 IZZAT

>>107756753
>the retards who can't handle a 9-5 and choose the path of least resistance for getting a job
NOOOOO YOU HAVE TO BE A GOYSLAVE AND SPEND HALF YOUR WAKING HOURS MAKING MONEY FOR MR. SHEKELBERG AND HIS SHAREHOLDERS UNTIL YOU DIE (BECAUSE YOU WILL NEVER AFFORD RETIREMENT LOL FUCKING DISGUSTING GOY)

>>107762977
People don't want to leave their comfort bubbles. Getting dressed, locking up house/apt, going out in the cold, driving around, interacting with restaurant employees, driving back, parking the car. Taking off shoes, washing your hands. Then eat.

As opposed to: press button then food arrives at front door

Wait until they embed AI into the menu. Then you will evaporate an ocean every time you open the start menu.

>>107766001
Computers are not humans.
By your logic a CPU should only cycle 4 times per second instead of billions.

>>107750336
>I'M A REACT DEVELOPER
>I CAN ONLY DEVELOP IN REACT
>I NEED TO INSERT REACT INTO EVERYTHING I TOUCH OR I'M WORTHLESS
What a fucking joke.

>>107764529
Well you see anon [managerial buzzword soup that heavily overuses words like "paradigm", "synergy", and "integration"]

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The kicker is that the start menu was solved 30 years ago. They're reinventing the wheel but worse.

>>107763569
I just shoehorned the latest MSVC compiler into Visual Studio 2010. I had to update the SDK headers and the CRT headers and change some build flags but once it's set up, everything just werks and I get code analysis on 64-bits and avx2 support and a bunch of other shit that 2010's compiler didn't have.

visual studio >> clion >>>> eclipse = netbeans > anything else

>>107762993
CLion

>>107762993
VS is the best.
On VSCode Clangd intellisense is better but MS c++ debugger is better.
I've tried CLion but typing felt laggy to me and annoyed me so I stopped using it.

>>107762993
none

>>107763547
BASED TRUE AND REAL

>>107763547
fuck Fagdora. arch is what the straight, high IQ, white man uses.

>>107763547
>Debian is Debidead

Shut your damn mouth about Ian.

>>107763547
>install Fedora 43 KDE as a curiosity
>system breaks from Plymouth issues as soon as it’s rebooted even once
If I wanted a time wasting tinkertranny OS I’d have installed Arch. Fedora is an embarrassment. Debian has no shortage of flaws but until a single other distro family can Just Werk(TM), there’s no point in switching

>>107761498
>To me managing bugs is so awful that it is actively pushing me away from contributing to Debian.
>The bug statuses on Meson are not kept up to date because I prefer that to having to deal with the bug tracker.
He's a lazy-ass who can't into thunderbird or pine, next question. I for one, hate registering for trac or bugzilla instances, which keeps me from filing low hanging fruit bugs on some projects.
The thing about email based systems is that it really doesn't matter if someone did, for example, close every bug as WONTFIX. You have the history of what was done because it's in your email. You just resend the contents of the old to restore it. Which for a system like the bug tracker would just be to block the IP, restore from backup, and probably issue a legal investigation to backtrace to the troll. It's fine.

>>107766608
based

>>107766608
Link?

>>107762882
that from zimage or qwen edit?

also holy fucking shit these captchas are garbage

>>107764017
how do this? this that QR code generator thing?

>>107766782
literally 3 year old stable diffusion could do this

Can any Red Magic 11 Pro users attest to its quality? I used to have a ZTE Axon 7 and loved that motherfucker, and just realized ZTE also makes the Red Magic. How is the OS software? There were subtle things I disliked about the Axon 7 when I had it related to the software so that's probably my biggest concern.

>>107744657
It's funny how all the Apple devices here are pretty expensive but the Samsung ones are the cheapest pieces of shit

I have an S25, so I'm not an Apple fanboy or anything, I just couldn't imagine using a A15.

>>107762631
Thanks

>>107766147
>nothing but pushing AI, smart appliances and a TV with HDR 10+
motherfuckers

>>107750437
idk but the battery drain definitely is something srs and the keyboard just straight up fails at times. might be time for me to jump ship at this point

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>>107765542
>When did you realize that this is the philosophy that makes a comfy desktop environment?
some time ago

>>107766238
>still not 1.0

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>>107766290
it works, it does what i need, and its cost to me was zero
i don't get hung up over things like version numbers or licenses
i love me window maker, i love me xorg, and i love me some *nix

>>107766238
I can't use that its stupidly inefficient to have those large as blocks on the side of the screen.

>using a de

>24 inch monitor
you must be over the age of 18 to use this site

>>107766073
why would anyone buy a monitor under 40 inches in 2025 is beyond me

>>107766073
NEC EA244UHD

>>107766073
They do just not with all of the gamer-targeted features. It is a great size for people who actually work on their computer.