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>>106821886
Yes he is
Check out AliExpress for the screen, get some "laptop repair tools", you need one with sucktion to suck his dick and a heat gun to blow ypur asshole and a few of these blue triangles to pray open your teoon pussy, then just fucking replace the creen by loosing the flex cable feom your dick and connect yhe screen to your mangina.
Apply some electeonic glue beforehand( also available on aliexpress )

You're welcum, faggot.

>>106821886
You'll be kiked no matter what you do because if you fuck up the install yourself you'll be down $100-200 and the screen replacement probably won't be as good as the OEM version anyway.

This is why you should buy used phones. As long as they have 128GB of storage and 4,000 Ah batteries you'll probably get a few good years of use before you inevitably drop it again.

>>106821295
avoid zero days and have piece of mind that Firefox didn't decide to start doing shady shit in the latest release (avoid always reviewing package updates)

>>106821314
docker is not an option because your account needs to have superuser privileges on the machine in order to interact with docker. Same with LXC/LXD.
Conda and virtualenvs have no such requirement.

>>106818541
I do not know any of those commands, if they can make gui like windows firewall or any number of commercial software firewalls where they allow to do all this by selecting an app/program/exe and selecting from a list what function/network acess to allow/block then I will use it.

>>106820830
Arch users care about quality.

>>106821799
oh, so this an administrated machine, with the dynamics similar to a work or school computer?

If you can install things, try podman. It doesn't require you to have sudo access to set it up.

>he doesn't know about scrot

>>106821851
>no annotations in scrot

>>106821954
he doesn't know how enable annotations in scrot

>>106821977
I have no more arguments
been just using only kde plasma before desu :(

>>106819362
>devs didnt even think to make the server check stuff like max movement speed or ground contact server side
whats hilarious is that Quake3, and some downstream games like Tremulous, detected this shit over 20 years ago, server side, and would handle it then.

>>106819526
>I think it's because doing server side visibility checks for every single person in the server is expensive.
Yes, a little bit. Not massively so, but they're greedy since they also don't want player-hosted servers like the old days.

>Even then aimbots can still work
>>106819466
>I guess aim bots are fine then
Much smaller problem then.
>>106819983
$650-$850 + ~$1000 for a PC
99% of cheaters already filtered

>>106818092
This problem is literally solved by player hosted servers. Keep in mind they don't give you self hosted servers so that they keep you as a captive pay piggy and that includes every psychological manipulation in the book to keep you playing (and not because you're having fun).

>>106820476
Fun is outdated. Fun hasn't been a goal for game devs or games for decades now

>>106818092
Soon you will only be allowed to play Call Of Duty™ Black Slops™ in an approved establishment under the watch of a certified Activision® invigilator to make sure you aren't cheating in a video game.

>>106821375
I know very little about it and I'm thinking about downloading a linux distro. Can you just run me over the basics and tell me some beginner advice if thats alright?

>>106821292
lol

>>106821399
Use it in a VM first. If you install on bare metal, make sure you don't care about the data.
Other than that... You install software through the package manager (or software Center), that's about it when you're starting out.

>>106821285
If you can avoid getting lost in tinkering and don't rely on proprietary windows based software to work, you can set your shit up and just cruise for decades with a weekly sudo apt update/ upgrade.

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

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>>106821621
I differentiate between Rust users and rustlings. Rust users are average, just trying to deal with Rust, and also enjoying pattern matching. Rustlings, conversely, not fine at all.

>>106821613
The bottom one looks like more fun.

>>106821704
some of the most efficient ways to implement double linked lists use no links at all.
you can represent the data inside an array, then use another array to represent 'diffs' (added and removed elements), then when the diff grows large, you squash it with the underlying array.

if you follow this pattern, you get amortized O(1) random insertions/deletions.
at the benefit of O(1) random access, compared to the traditional O(n) for (doubly)-linked lists. with the added benefit of more data-locality.

>>106821532
Is the C++ Crash Course book worthwhile? Or should somebody just use read Bjarnes book?

>>106821145
looks like a dick hazard,
the grips are a nice idea though.

this is fake as fuck
the overlap of people in nyc that commit petty vandalism and those that give a fuck about such a trivial topic enough to very specifically target their ads is incredibly slim, if not non-existent

>>106821145
Bro... think about advertisers!

>>106821781
Please don't accuse a Jewish individual of staging vandalism for attention. That's a hate crime. They never do that.

>>106819357
the reviews i saw of it said that it was invasive, rude, gave bad advice, and didn't work some of the time
sounds like garbage
>>106819763
>[Israel] has always had to rely on its population’s ingenuity
and $160,000,000,000 from the U.S.

yes /thread

>>106821183
this is why i hate 4chan yet animo raton will throw a fit at nice ai content because muh slop but all i get it 2 words why even come here

>>106821270
now im gonna show regret of this comment so i can eat it at a later date, like carrona from mein kraft. now tell me, should I use waterfox?

>>106821172
Just use Arkenfox

>>106821762
>He really woke up the literal who discord trannies with his recent outburst
based but i'm curious what "outburst" if you can link me it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37nwLhIA1zs

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>>106821817
You were there disabo I'm not wasting time when everyone in the room knows

>>106821889
i was debo#2, i just want to know if some of my bait triggered the hilarious melties

/g/ after gangbanging OP's whore of a mother

>>106820902
who knows, don't forget to donate to Brodie
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPWfPLATdo8

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>>106821265
I 100% agree

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>>106821346
>nigga don't know about Philip A. Luty

yes

https://files.catbox.moe/zg7nqf.PNG

>>106821203
uk fag here, use Tails if you want to consume certain content on other boards but don't want that shit clogging up your cache, otherwise just accept you are going to prison for not aving a focking loisense. when they see that racist meme folder it's over anyway. I don't take my own advice because I am an idiot

>>106821203
Don't use Firefox for privacy of all things, are you insane
Use Firefox private browsing instead! It's way more secure!

>>106821298
Honestly, you should have a separate device for all non UK approved activities that only connects to the internet using a VPN, and/or use tails on a seperate device. Plus, never let that dedicated device see any of your irl accounts.

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>muh iphone 17 pro tongle

That just go from shitty 240 to 480.

Even shitty chinks phones go above 3000, american tecnology just don't care about their users

Now I'm not saying these OLED phones are deliberately messing with people, but it is a legitimate possibility the subconscious flicker has a malevolent benefit for the overlords. Possibly this is partly why 90% of Americans were duped into lining up for the mRNA injections. Otherwise, why are the major US manufacturers - Apple, Google, Samsung - not offering IPS LCD screens on any units? IPS LCD phones can look and perform wonderfully, with excellent image stability and superior eye and brain comfort. This is well known.

LCDs also don't have any flicker. They are a persistent device. When a color is activated on the screen it doesn't need to be reactivated to keep that color there. It only needs to be re-activated to change to a different color. The lack of flicker will help your vision tremendously. There is some thing called cognitive correction. It is the assembly of flicker in your mind to produce a static picture. Most people don't see flicker beyond 85Hz but your eyes and brain still do and you are just using brain power to assemble them. That causes a good deal of strain

Do all handheld devices use pwm brightness control, I got a regular lcd tablet, guess ill test it

oh it's this thread again

It's been pretty conclusively proven out that if people that can directly see LED flickering above 90Hz exist they're too rare to have been found scientists so far. Although if you're looking at it indirectly like reflected off a wall you can see much higher because your rods have less far to relax each time.

I was skeptical about GLM 4.6 at first but it's working great when using it with opencode.

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>>106822631
All ai is trained on ontological nets

>>106822667
Which model, what prompts work?

I'm saying this seriously, I tried the non-local one. first guide had a broken link for the example. the pastes are out of date

>>106822881
Sorry, out faggot OP only cares about up to date mikuslop.