>>107704874
>the perfect lisp machine hasnt been tried or implemented yet
there would be no point in investigating rackets custodian model

>>107705727
how about

(thread-last x h g f)

>>107705149
oh i thought it was only slow because the official builds didnt support native compilation
guess emacs just isnt that compatible with windows

>>107706125
Windows' file system is bad at handling lots of tiny files, which emacs relies upon heavily. In earlier Windows versions you could tweak the registry setting NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation for a performance boost (at the price of backwards compatibility), I do not know if this is still relevant in Win11.

Time to get off Windows. It's long overdue.

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Follow up:
https://files.catbox.moe/kxy9ms.png
Not really NSFW, but one never knows.

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I just fell in love with this. I mean, the aesthetic of film stills from the 80s/90s

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What is the best site for generating id and passport scans and verification selfies with holding id for verifying for facebook and stuff?

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Brutal.

>>107705656
>Quality
>Intel
Quite buggy.
Especially chromium/electron

>>107705656
sure, buy a qualcomm laptop

china cards coming up any day now.
but even if they did catch up the western goyim market would just find a magical excuse to cockblock with sanctions.
Sorry OP but there is no alternative to overpriced fake frames in the forseeable future.

>>107705656
MATROX

>>107705656
no standalone cards, only IGPs in various arm socs,
powervr ,adreno maliect,
apple's graphics are probably the most powerful.

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>>107693406
lf!

>>107693406
I would use yazi, except I don't like how small images are not scaled up like they are in my lf setup

The following zsh snippet created a FS bookmarks widget accessible with ctrl-B. It runs commands listed in a file. The first command in the file should be "<editor> /path/to/file", as this is the only reliable way I have found to remove entries from the file by matching the pwd. Use 'ba' to add the pwd to the file. You will be prompted to provide a description, which means that this widget requires interactive comments to be enabled. Each bookmark reads like 'pushd "/path/to/dir" # Description of Bookmark'. Using 'bm' or pressing ctrl-b will open up a list of directories added to the list of bookmarks. "bl" will list bookmarks.

bm() {
  cat "$HOME/.config/bkms/bm.zsh" | fzf | source /dev/stdin
}

bm-widget() {
  bm
  zle reset-prompt
}
zle -N bm-widget

ba() {
  local bookmarks="$HOME/.config/bkms/bm.zsh"
  local dir="$(pwd)"
  local desc

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>>107705936
I won't be low key, either. It's literally this easy to make a zle widget where you select arbitrary commands from a list, and bind it to a key. Whatever thing you want to have a bunch of a commands already hashed out for, you can basically make your own cheat.sh for it, but it's the specific commands you need.

some-function() {
  cat some_file | fzf | source /dev/stdin
}

some-function-widget() {
  some-function
  zle reset-prompt
}
zle -N some-widget
bindkey -v <key> some-function-widget

>>107706119
you could even have fzf select a match for a case statement which then selects the list of commands. So, you'd have categories. Make backspace feed the list back into fzf w/ reload-sync(...), and you can go back and forth between the list of categories and whatever list of commands

>>107704820
>Do you know yourself?
What a rude question.

>>107702621
>"just filter ai bro"
>when no part of the post mentions "ai"
this is who you share a board with nowadays btw

>>107703724
>need to check CCTV?
>AI does it
>need to speak to someone about your taxes?
>AI does it
>need to file a police report?
>AI does it and decides whether or not it should be investigated
>need to claim welfare?
>AI decides if you deserve it
the list goes on

>>107701544
They holdup on the ram is for that purpose, once local will not be an option anymore they will sell the thing.

>>107704820
there clearly are people paying for porn because there are people selling porn and turning a tangible profit.
I know some directly.
The people who don't pay for porn are not the audience the people selling porn are catering to to begin with, which is why AI generating porn is not really a loss for porn producers, at least as it is now, cause the people gooning to it were never clients to begin with.

>>107698106
americans really do have that on their minds all the time LOL!

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Another distro for trannies and jeets. I'm white so I'll be always rocking the newest Ubuntu desktop LTS release.

>>107698095
I have. I really like how it looks and I think Pantheon is really good. However I moved to Debian and haven't looked back, it's too stable.

>>107698095
It's pretty polished (looks wise) but not the most `power-user friendly.

>>107698095
it's the only "modern" one that have not-retarded and coherent GUI design

GNOME is trash
KDE is unstable

>>107704285
>>107704430
What the fuck are you doing up in the mountains where a 20,000mAh battery with a solar panel isn't enough?

>>107705896
It's called extreme dildo hide and seek - it really thrashes the batteries - and all the cool kids are doing it.
Or so I hear.

>>107704182
a 3.7v lipo with 5v booster is smaller and cheaper.

>>107705981
But is it available everywhere at any time?

I got some 15 year old NiMH AA that I still use, I also got a solar charger in case of apocalypse

What are the best chroma upscalers currently?

>>107704545
>brave
lol
>>107705181
Still ewa_lanczossharp. ArtCNN Chroma might work in the rare chance you're watching a anime that has the same resolution as your monitor

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>>107704545
It's just 720p VP8 lmao, what distro? is it a flatp*k?

>>107704545
works fine on my linux brave nvidia machine

>>107705181
if you're watching live action you'll never see the difference even on slow.pics so it doesn't matter. If you're watching anything older than about 2008 then unless the encoder denoised the chroma it won't matter what you use because there's too much noise to get any signal. If you're watching a more recent cartoon with a native vertical resolution of at least 810 then you can start seeing the difference and will want to use the best meme scaler you can run because chroma scaling is anisotropic with respect to the color channels and red will always look the blurriest with naive kernels.

>>107703641
yeah thats usually what they do

>>107703691
>never saw the anime
dude, you gotta at least watch for the cross fusion. That's my dream

>mentioning stuff I have never heard of or at least no nothing about
I've been trying to get myself to finish the games.

>>107701521
Open AI is closer to WWW than to whatever other good institute there was.

>>107702913
Star Force was better on many regards, including story and character designs, but I do prefer the old mechanics.

SF was much more teen oriented while BN was more for kids, which is a fuckin shame. SF4 could have been very good.

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>>107705625
Another case of "STOP SAVING THE CITY ROCKMAN! LET US COPS DO THAT!"
While wearin a fuckin siren on his head...

>>107698417
Yeah!

>tfw you forgot to turn HA before updating your lightbulb cluster and now you are faced with a hour down time
real blackout

>>107702703
I’m ssh’ed into one of my lightbulbs posting this.

>light bulb uses energy even when off
>it's also a botnet

>>107702703
Next stop is smart breakers shutting down your entire house for several hours in the middle of winter... wait, nevermind, new jeetcode is broken, enjoy freezing to death :3

>>107703391
>I don't like how it breaks the wall switch
Get new wall switches that are literally buttons and are better integrated on IoT stuff

Also Firefox ESR on Windows 7 is now 41 versions behind current Firefox, and is no longer compliant with Baseline Widely available, which is what most web devs code their website to. Expect mass breakages while using websites on Windows 7 soon. As soon as cloudflare drops Windows 7 support (they already did for Firefox for XP) it's over.

Supermium is full of security holes as it forces APIs non native to Windows 7 to be exposed.

>>107704735
No business does that

>>107699370
Windows 11

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Everyone is saying windows 11 but for me it's that linux mint trannies kicked out the normal maintainers and every other distro is shit

>>107705372
>Supermium is full of security holes as it forces APIs non native to Windows 7 to be exposed.
Why would that create security holes? What apis?

>>107705882
white women in general are like this. People say latinas hit the wall at 30 but so do white women

>>107705775
tell him on twitter

>>107705811
don't say these things

>>107705977
>>107705993

this is what porn does to a man. you seek greater, and greater novelty. where does it end?

>>107706072
>where does it end
idk, but fisting is a good start

>>107705775
well, since they didn't cut it during DOGE it must mean it ain't that much of a money sink hole

I've been using ganoo/loonix since before the retarded zoomers on this site were born, once in a while I will try Fedora because people keep talking about it but it's always just ass. So many little things broken that work fine in other distros, even more niche ones, every single time, and on top of that there was just never any particular reason to use it over whatever was the "standard" PC distro at the time.
The meme is true, Fedora only really exists so people can beta test RHEL for free.

>>107704434
Nope, not the same guy, but Arch just werks.

I'm a Fedora user, there are dozens of us.

>>107704147
>>107705046
What's so different in Fedora that makes it incompatible with things that work in other distros?

A normie boomer like my mom doesn't even know what the fuck a codec is and wouldn't know how to solve those issues.

>>107703944
>all these "kids" are now adults now
Their bodies are, their minds are exactly as immature as in that picture, evidenced by 99% of the shit that is posted daily on nu-/g/

>sponsorblock
>ublock origin
Both at their highest blocking settings. No exceptions for anyone. Sloptubers are monkeys that dance for my attention and I will treat them as such.

>>107699248
Good. I want to ruin linus' life
>watch the ads
Ads are malware and you have zero rights to make my machine load and execute unwanted functions.

>>107699248
There is literally nothing stopping them from embedding their own ads. just as there is nothing stopping me from skipping them or muting them.

fact of the matter is that the only people who would be affected by modern ads, are blithering idiots , and forcing them to view them is exploitative, shame on linus and his insatiable greed.

trying to guilt people into watching ads is 100% psychopathic and manipulative, its litterally at the same level as those MLM schemes.

I am subscribed to YouTube premium yet I still use adblock and sponsorblock