>>107653863
The hell is that

>>107654158
custom filters that are worse than the built in filters

>>107654205
They work better though, zero failure, while the built in ones failed me.

>>107652359
What stops you from putting your jackass boss' email there? Might as well go for some sketchier sites too.

>>107654688
One day when I was really bored I did this with hundreds of newsletters. I made a simple bash script that would sign a person up for all of them at once. Any time some person annoyed me really bad I'd just stick their email in there and let it rip.

>>107653423
subahubi is pretty good but my honest recommendation is dont read vns
either watch anime or play video games they are superior media

>>107654290
>somehow trannies have something to do with this

>>107654290
You just confirmed everything anon wrote in his post by acting like this, just accept the fact that your taste is non existant and that you're low IQ.

is firefox ok

>>107644429

they can't cover all the square mileage all the time. outside of the chinese ones, they look straight down.

>>107635373
>federated -> user might be randomly banned by instance jannies at any time
Jami doesn't have this issue
Session doesn't have this issue
Briar doesn't have this issue
Simplex doesn't have this issue

>>107653642
>outside of the chinese ones, they look straight down.
I don't think you know much about this at all and probably you thing SAR is a misspeled Indian concept.

>>107654546

which spy satellites have rotating cameras? the chinese have them.

>>107653571
Stick with Defender. If you truly want a third party thing use Bitdefender or ESET.

I got an 12th Gen Intel i7-12700K. Am I doomed to install Windows 11 if I mostly code ?

How do I copy and paste only the actual world I copied on a website? Certain websites you copy a word and when you paste it they have things that you didn't copy get pasted like "visit our website:". How do I not copy the hidden shit?

>>107653682
Thank you.. I have a last question regarding this "optimus" thing.
Can I install the nvidia drivers for 950M and then Intel drivers for graphics and all will work as expected?
The asus support page has outdated drivers (heck, it's even missing the touchpad)

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>>107649360
>>107638937
>>107638894
>>107626461
>>107624420
Found a candidate for the roastie aged version of this...

>>107653130
I believe he is married.
>>107653939
I think it's from working on Zig so much that it takes too much time from caring for himself.

>>107653107
>I really had my hopes up for zig
u was gay for him b4 but u no like him no more?

>>107653107
u gay?

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>>107653939
man...

>>107653107
It was over before it even started
https://andrewkelley.me/post/the-techno-optimist-manifesto.html

>>107654698
>Takes away your jobs
>Takes away your management
>Takes away your consuming

So... winning against AI is just letting it run in circles while we create separate, actually functional markets?

Gee...

>>107648740
god I love this language. like saying "fuck the constraints of good design and sound logic, how fucking weird can we *really* get with a programming language?". wrote a few shitty webapps with mojolicious in it. even got paid for some of them
could only recommend picking it up these days if you're doing a lot of awk/sed/grep-style data-munging on a linix or bsd system. it's based af for one-off scripts
re: perl or php, they're both perfectly capable of doing backend work. most turing-complete languages are these days. just pick any one and get good at the concepts instead of getting bogged down with the particular language.

>>107648740
I use it for virtually all scripts. The built in regex is super intuitive and top of the line. It's C but you can be up and running in 1/1000 the time.

I used it for writing Windows Messenger/MSN bots in 2004 because the only community for it used Perl (because the dude who reversed the protocol made his API wrapper in Perl)

>>107652151
And getting arrested for hacking a client's computer and then trying to justify it by saying you warned them the hack was possible but they didn't care as much as you thought they should, so you did the hack to prove yourself correct.

>>107648740
only good for shell scripting
once your code needs modularity, classes and whatnot, php becomes the real chad

>>107652694
Armenians are cool tho

>>107642522
I would sooner become a terrorist than pay a company for the esteemed privilege of having my CV looked at by a bot.

>>107642522
Far better would be to require someone to show up to a physical location to drop their resume off, or else require a referral.

The whole point is to reduce the quantity of random applicants shitting in your inbox. Add some kind of a cost for someone applying to your company. Adding an application fee is trying to accomplish this, but has the obvious problem of perverse incentives (the company now benefits from large numbers of applications). So a more appropriate way to do this is to require the applicant to commit some other kind of resource, like time or connections, or to just restrict based on location.

It might be cheaper for a company past a certain size to run job fairs than to suffer the costs of random resume spammers.

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>>107642618
We will run through the scenarios

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>>107643429
lel you dumb bitch

TRANSNATIONAL CAPITAL CAN JUST LEAVE FOR ANOTHER COUNTRY

america is razed to ashes? oh well I will just bring my money to my mansion over at ireland then!

Oh! ireland is going to shit? I'll just yonder over to new zealand then!

https://youtu.be/C87cQvdjuFc?t=115

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>>107653572
>11400 > 10900
slower than youres

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>>107654310
>OS: Linux 2.6.18-4-mac

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>>107653572
love my cute lil workstation
thankfully I bought it over a year ago, it would cost 3x as much now

>>107654337
yours is a k though so you've gotta add three 0s
10900000 > 11400

>>107654491
shit, your right
i will commit sudoku now

>>107652206
From what I've seen Democrats and Republicans are in favor of the same things just for different reasons, mas poo immigration being a great example.

>>107652446
>our country
the US, Bongolia, leafland, kangaroo land, smaller kangaroo land and the EU and the heebs are pushing it in japan too.
it's not one country, they are trying to jeet us all

>>107652077
Subhumaniam

>>107651819
What's wrong with this? USA was always #1 immigrant country for last ~500 years

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>>107651819
Timmy BTFOd again

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>>107651574
I got a Google TV streamer 4K. It is nice. Also a 256GB USB drive for my anime.

>>107651574
The entire tech industry recognizes itself and has the communal urge to focus on hiring white employees, firing indians, and paying for quality

>>107652003
OK Daiz

>>107651574
I'm not 9 years old, I'll get socks and I'll be happy

I was going to gift myself a GPD Pocket 4. I've wanted one for like 8 months, but then the prices rose when I went to go buy it two days ago, so I'm not even interested anymore.

Now I want nothing for Christmas and don't care anymore. Fuck it.

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>>107654682
Try to guess why Flux 2 pro is 4nd on the leaderboard and Flux 2 dev is 15th, the only difference is that Flux 2 dev is the distilled version of Flux 2 pro, are you retarded or something?

>>107653984
these are what comfy makes, the ones in the app templates are made by the "team"

>>107653358
It's a jizz-splotion in your mouth.

>>107654682
troll

>>107654585
Grand Theft Auto - Epstein Island

>>107651686
no

>>107645788
There are a few other C-similar systems programming language, as well: Odin, D, Go, Rust, and Nim (which isn't C-similar, superficially)

>>107650608
>i went thru Odin, Zig, C3 and now i'm at fuckin Ada/Spark and ATS.
The ngmi stack.

>>107645788
>Will Zig stay?
No. It offers nothing new.

>>107652766
he didn't start that he got hired by them years after it started and it's also not a game

>>107654635
update: the android directory was causing issues. samsung, microsoft etc. all the retarded shit from obb and data. how do i erase these niggers without root

>>107651577
To attract online bbgirls who are into hoarding and get dms like
>oh my goodness gracious is that a raid uwu :3

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>>107651577
Its not just a nas these days, they typically run a whole bunch of programs for you. Say you are into cord cutting, host your own media server and spotify replacement (not saying you should download the 300tb torrent). I also run home automation, password manager, email server, stuff like that. I resist the urge to sign up to more and more cloud and internet services.
Even the simple NAS that are just a small box you put HDDs can run a bunch of stuff.

>>107654404
I always found home automation to be a meme.
Like, I purposely avoid buying smart things, so I just never found the appeal of home automation.
Same with password managers. At most I only sync things to my devices, I never run a password manager server, in case my server goes down I at least don't have to rely on it to get my passwords.

>>107654468
For me, I got sick of wearing out light swiches. They don't make them like they used to. So now lights turn on and off when I move around the house. Extraction fans turn off after a timeout period. Dashboard tablet displays weather forecasts, flood conditions, weather radar stuff. I ain't into signing up to cloud services, this all works offline.
Its a hobby I suppose.

In my experience, the apps and extensions that connect to the password manager cache database, in an encrypted form I suppose. While I cant make changes when its offline, it still sort of works.
(arg dice x3)