wait a second /g/uysi thort appel bad?did you lye to me?https://wccf.tech/1jilh
Where does it say they lost data? Just put the drive in an enclosure and clone it
>>107889917Had similar experiences. Had the Apple Store replace laptop keyboards, battery , harddrives, motherboards etc. all completely for free. Macs also hold their value really well. It's an investment and for some people, it's worth it.
>>107889917Note that you only get this service if you continuously pay for Apple Care, so he already paid $200/yr for 8 years ($1600 total) for the 1/10000 chance to maybe get his laptop replaced (with all data lost) if an incompetent repair tech destroys it.
>>107890906legally they only have to compensate you for the replacement cost, which is maybe £200seems like apple did a really good job satisfying a customer
Thanks for all the suggestions freetard-tachi, but I'll keep using my Macintosh!
>Walk into Kitchen>See this on BenchtopWat do?
>>107891557i remember taking a 233mhz bondi blue imac out of the dumpster at the school and with some soldered resistors it was running 400mhz. even doubled up with 64mb of ram it could not play a youtube video when youtube came out. the halo demo wouldnt run, and i realized it was pretty difficult to find any other games to play even after installing osx 10.2. pretty useless thing from a forgettable era, but kudos to the marketing i guess
Syrian cultist. grab my shotgun
>>107891557Who?
>>107893784400mhz belongs in the 90's. Even my 550mhz PIII choked on plain sd divx video from the pre-yt years.
>>107893700Scandinavian shellfish delicacy
Why normie goy-golem cattle prefer centralized services? Why do they use Reddit instead of Lemmy? Why do they use Xitter instead of Mastodon? Why do they use Instagram instead of Pixelfed?
>>107890452Low IQ. Complexity causes them to have headaches.
>>107890452because all these "alternatives" suck ass. they are unreliable, boring, slow, have no original content, run by ideological zealots (no matter if mastodon or gab).they suck. they are trying to copy big tech, but they cut out everything what makes big tech platforms entertaining and interesting. and this is the result.
>>107890452For the same reasons you use that pozzed spyslop instead of Hyphanet.
>>107890452
>>107890452normies are almost entirely inside of a capitalist walled garden curated for likes, clicks, shares and attention. This is how big tech revenue generates. you can read about how doomscrolling and social media algorithms fuck with human dopamine and reward pathways. algo is addicting>>107892210true >>107892005yeah, its a "far right dog whistle" to support abolishing the United Nations according to mainstream mastodon crowd. I'll never get these people. They aren't logically consistent with decentralization. They want software decentralized but Government hyper centralized.>>107891973those places are just shitposting, anime memes or blatant racism/hate media. There aren't many intectual servers on fedi TMK.
Build scripts of Rust dependencies can run arbitrary code when you install them. This is wild.https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/build-scripts.html
>>107894673Build scripts can run arbitrary code in any language.
>>107894673Lmao imagine using rust
lol lmao even
>>107894734Grown ass man posted this shit
>>107894742>he doesnt know
I'm attending school for learning a language. What I've been doing is just plugging the textbooks into ChatGPT and having him make me super passages based off of the lessons that I can listen and read to.I'm also planning to add TTS to my Anki vocab flashcards, and also plan on making chatgpt generate Sentence based Anki flashcards. I'm also thinking of having him make comprehensible input style passages for the lessons in my school, so 1-2 lessons ahead would be the unknowns.I have a friend who spent his youth in linguistics academia and knows everything about linguistics down to a science and plan on consulting him what I should do as wellOther ideas off the top of my head are things like browser extensions that can auto generate Anki decks for vocab
>>107894182Kek, Obaboon drunken nigger cookie incident vibes.
>>107894182talk to a native speaker
>>107894182Read. Just fucking read nigga. It's going to suck at first. But it gets better. Read
Can Iran successfully cut themselves off from global Internet? How will this work
>>107883453I'd love to see these commie mudslime animals killed like dogs. President Trump please free Iran from this vile tyranny.
>>107892568>Like what?Use rib structures well known in the microwave business to make sure there are no detectable sidelobes ouside an upward cone.
>>107883453isnt this insinuating that there'd be less misinfo and more reliable info if Iran's internet wasnt cut?
>>107888757have all the guns you wantyoull have to sleep eventually
>>107893163There will be plenty of misinfo, the question is who gets to dish it out.After Maduro got a free ticket to New York, what are the chances that the Iranian rulers changed all their locks?Plot twist: all the new locks were sold by a straw company and made in Tel Aviv!
what do you guys think will be the next big programming language? like is rust going to replace c++? is something new going to come along?
>>107892904away from opinions on language taste and technical merit. and away from what used to be the usual growing challenges in the way of getting to the mainstream. i think the likes of rust got lucky their ecosystem got relatively established before slop spam started flooding in. so you can trivially distinguish between crate A and B that supposedly does Foo based on age and number of dependants before needing to dig deeper.but how do you do that with an ecosystem that will need to bootstrap from scratch in the slop age? over-centralization (a la big-std) or anti-slop measures will backfire, as "smart" sloppers will develop ways to slip through, and you get all the downsides of the former if you go with it.to make matters worse, there are those who embrace the slop, and even actively and openly use it in developing their languages and language implementations (and that would obviously follow to the ecosystem). and this specific trend is just starting.(this comment is something i wanted to develop into a sort of a blog post full of examples i came across, with some usual peppered faux intellectualism ;);) that tickles some dev circles right. but i know i will be too lazy and bored to ever complete that.)
>>107892904I think programming in Pysaar is starting to affect my thinking. Unironically starting to say shit like >mmmm boob...very sexy yes show boobs baby, i want your vagneto myself while alone in my apartment and laughing like a retard. Maybe it's just the isolation getting to me
>>107892904C++C++2 (by Herb; the next frontend/syntax on top of C++, not to be confused with C++26 and such)
>>107892904Languages like Rust take so much time to become relevant you could have foresee it decade ago. There is nothing of sort being worked on, zig/jai/beef are memes, carbon will probably be killed before it gets released, etc.There maybe some new scripting language like Go pop up in a span of year or two, but these come and go and do not really matter until they have 10+ years worth of libraries in their repos.
>>107892942>What's stopping AI from just writing in assembly?Difficulty of extracting meaning from its code alone.
engineering edition/gedg/ Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//gedg/_-_Game_and_Engine_Dev_GeneralIRC: irc.rizon.net #/g/gedgProgress Day: https://rentry.org/gedg-jams/gedg/ Compendium: https://rentry.org/gedg/agdg/: >>>/vg/agdgGraphics Debugger: https://renderdoc.org/Requesting Help-Problem Description: Clearly explain your issue, providing context and relevant background information.-Relevant Code or Content: If applicable, include relevant code, configuration, or content related to your question. Use code tags.Previous: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107814484/#107814484
Code generation and metaprogramming are addictive.
>>107893366I don't want to assume I want to know, isn't it possible to know if packets are being sent when you start unity?
>>107893409Here's a maths approach to a 'natural' looking terrain that I like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFld4EBO2REHonestly though based on the questions you are asking, unless you are a genius (you're clearly not), just play a lot of games and spend a lot of time programming. As in 10000s of hours of each if you want to turn this into a real project vs a passing interest. Creating something new as described requires transforming prior decades of CS knowledge. AI maybe is a shortcut tho?
>>107894276i spend all day setting up the ancient windows message compiler, for practically nothing, but it feels good
>>107894361yeah you can use a network sniffer on unity applications
How the fuck is a 1998 game capable of generating collisions for any terrain and it just works on super old hardware?Meanwhile Godot's trimesh is so slow it cannot even run smoothly on modern hardware (and also broken since version 4), while anything other than trimesh will cause the player to literally fall through the stage?Can someone explain this?
>>107892764(((Linietsky)))
Unfair comparison because Godot is shit.
>>107890872>The same happens with any other game. If you ever built one, try calling move_and_collide by vec3(7000, 0, 0)Retard.Why do you even post when you have no clue what you are talking about?
>1998You had to have actual talent back then to work on a product like that. You couldn't spend two weeks in a React boot camp and expect to understand how to create performant games that are graphic intensive.
Don't get me wrong I am not defending Godot but I believe the "physics" were hard coded and very specific to each situation in Mario 64.
Did Blue Clover github finaly die? I wanted to download latest fucked up version since one before last that worked flawlessly without bringing up browser whnever you wanted to post can't handle new captcha, but links give me 404. There is only much older version before fork. I only have .apk of pre-last forked version from ponyfucker. No other app was this lightweight and comfy to use.Don't tell me I have to learn yet another language to try to fix this shit myself.
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beating a dead horse editionprev. >>107790853
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>>107862233I'm still on my tablet as my main computer and it rocks.
>>107893897I spent years with only a tablet and wouldn't want to do it again, but it was better than only a phone, which I have been limited to some as well. It really depends on each person's USE CASE though, and I can easily see tablet being supreme for some.
>>107893943I agree. I use it and, don't get me wrong, I don't recommend it for everyone... my usecase is imageboards, retro emulation and drawing, for work and studies all I do is e-mails and notes, so a tablet for me is perfect.. but for some usecases it's not good.
>>107894119Excellent for drawing. My son had an art school gf and she showed me how she used it and it made me think "but what if you're Wacom was a computer instead of being plugged into one".
What am I in for?
>>107891247Where is the anal dildo?
>>107891247Peak performance. Welcome to the upper lower middle class!
>>107891247I think black apple products are kind of tacky. But otherwise you will experience higher social status and jealousy from poorfags stuck with shitty windows laptops that run out of battery in 2 hours
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>>107891247>Macbook ProBest OS in the market right now. Best all-round laptop. >iPadOverpowered, macbook is way better. The only thing it's good for is drawing and media consoomption. Apple pen is pretty gud>iPhone Anything after the iPhone 11 is unreliable, and screen looks like shit. Older models looked way better and didn't have PWM. Also most of them get bricked after 4-5 years of use. >Airpods MaxBest bluetooth headphones in the market. Great sound, better than meme headphones from Beyershrillamics and Memeheisser. >Airpods Pro Best portable earphones in the market. Can do everything. >The mini speaker thingieKind of a waste. Sound is really mid for the price. >WatchI prefer a real watch
>linux users can't lock the system without it looking like some amateur hour shit >logging out or starting up the system greets you with a totally different program>it also takes forever to lock or logon/logoffSeriously? Why do you need two separate programs for this?
>>107893815>uuugh screen locking on loonix is broken>just stop using X11, it's broken, use Wayland>uuugh I'm not updoot retardcertified retard
>>107891298blame trannies
>>107893850XLibre is the modern replacement. Literally no need to troon out into Gayland.
>>107891515>>107891641why are you replying to ESL schizobabble
>>107891483The screensavers in xscreensavers are not the issue, the logon menu is the issue.
ChatGPT is like a supergenius who is giving you a rimjob so while you want to know what the secret to the universe, he is busy licking your ass, so you have to tell it "please, don't lick my ass, what is the secret to the universe?" and you know it can give you the answer but it goes back to tonguing your asshole and it doesn't even feel good at this point
