>>107531207
Catbox for this one? Haven't seen this style before

You can get solid color backgrounds by not using shitmixes btw

>>107540243
>>107540265
that slight tummy, pure erotica indeed

>they banned oekaki
Based

>>107539999
opera was bought by china around a decade ago, stop being a retard and just use brave.

>>107540475
>brave
i remember when this shit was a literal spyware before they decided to be the good guys recently
once a liar always a liar, fuck you wuang im comfy with my zen browser

>>107539999
Money.
It doesn't take too long of something existing before someone thinks: I can use that to make money.

Then it all goes to shit.

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>>107540494

>Getting rejection emails on a Saturday.
People sure like working on the weekends.

>>107538402
It was a fake position, and they have a bot that waits a certain amount of time before auto rejecting you.

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I'm tempted to offer working for free for a few months just to increase my chance of getting a permanent position.

I have an offshored tech job in an American multinational (NOT a pajeet)
Is Trump even doing anything to get people like me fired and bring jobs back to America? What I do would easily be paid $100k in the US

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Maybe unemployment isn't so bad....ha...ha

Why don't they just put RAM slots on the back of the board to minimise the distance to the CPU and prevent any intersection of cooling?

>>107540771
$$$

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>look up the model for some old mainboard in my uncles house that i lost some years ago
>no idea what cabinet or part of the basement it could be buried in now
>vaguely resembled something decent for athlon socket
>it sells for $150 second hand now because muh retro
>mfw

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>>107540819
pic unrelated, mine had 3 dimm slots

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>cooler master mh751
>most comfortable headphones i have ever used
based on takstar pro 82's
>hyper x cloud aplha
>second most comfortable headphones i have ever used
based on takstar pro 80's
mh751 broke and the cloud alpha also broke. both broke in the same way. the cable from one headphone to the other broke. WHAT THE FUCK. i now look for new headphones that can match them.

>>107535164
cool, enjoy your start menu, lock screen and notification ads on windows, I guess. and the pictures of niggers in the search bar and start menu. you will NOT be missed and I hope you never use linux ever again. hopefully someone will smash your computer with a sledgehammer too if we are lucky!

>>107535164
You can turn that off in the settings retard.

>>107535164
Shows up literally once a year, tons of easy ways to make it not.

https://pointieststick.com/2024/08/28/asking-for-donations-in-plasma/

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>>107535164
you'd have to be a massive retard to donate to KDE anyways, even normies are getting tired of it

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>>107535758
Troll post.

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>>107530689
it works

>>107536844
>but why would the thumb stick bridge the USB-A and USB-C power like this?
The stick is meant to be powered from either the C or A plug so the 5V line is going to the exact same place on the PCB. This gives a path from one plug to the other

>>107527633
>>107527652
I'm also gonna set up Raid 1 but with 2x8TB. I noticed my existing hard drive (WD Blue 2TB) was missing data in random places, it knew that files were supposed to be there but they're all empty now. There's not just gradual drive failure but also random data loss that ZFS can correct. Maybe that's just a problem with WD Blue, though.

I wanna upgrade my 15 year old home server (and Athlon ii X2, 4gb ram). I have some sodimm ddr4 sticks from an old laptop, and given the current prices, I was thinking of getting a mobo with sodimm support. thoughts? makes sense?

>>107538811
itx with some atom could work

>>107540584
I hate that I agree, still wouldn't trust, specially node, I'd be giga paranoid of installing packages

>>107540280
>How are the users going to interact with your app?
there are 15-20 stations around the facility - each station is a pc with a 21" touch screen. the app is only used on those machines.
app runs in docker, stations just open the network adress and we're good to go.

>>107540280
>like a nightmare scenario
yes and no. I mean we/they're a chocolate factory that hired an external company to build something for them - so of course nobody needed access to deep level stuff; they'd just call the devs and ask them to change this and that and to report bugs.

I'm actually not on a time schedule. the current app -is- still working fine. it's outdated, but it's working. of course I'm not going out of my way to take my time and do nothing, but it's not like they're breathing down my neck. at all. it's really chill and they're all very nice people.

I just get the feeling that they didn't really think this project through before they hired me. or rather, they didn't know the technical requirements for this to work. as I said, my boss is a network admin and used to working with end-user software. we're also the same age and if I explain to him how something works and what I need to make things work he listens and acknowledges the problems and doesn't want things to just magically work.

>>107540280
>How fast do they want to see the changes they make reflected on your app? Say they add a new recipe or take out an ingredient, how much time do you have before that change has to be in your app? In your role as a cms user, do you have a way to access the entire database? can you somehow backup the data, store it all in a file, dump the data somehow?

if you're talking about manual export and import - no, it should work automatically. the production team turns off an ingredient or shape, topping, whatever if it's out of stock within the cms. so once it's out, users shouldn't be able to use those ingredients in the terminal. of course they turn off availability shorty before it's actually gone, so that orders that are still withing the loop are still valid.
I don't know the exact sync schedule, but it should be within minutes.

>>107540686
but yes, I am able to do exports from that database.
I already thought about writing a script that uses a db backup and imports it into my db. but that's just such a sloppy ass solution lol

>>107540739
got it. The only thing I can think of is that you have to convince them to give you a connection to the database where you have at least read privileges. Not sure if your app would need to write anything into the db, so far all you do is read off of them. If they're willing to, they could even set up a system like a master-slave where the slave just replicates the master, and they give you read access to the slave, so that you have no access at all to the main db.

Another (more complicated) solution would be for them to set some triggers (on update and create) so that when specific items are updated (stock=0 or however they deactivate them) the trigger sends you a message. Depending on their setup, this could be really easy (for example, on AWS DynamoDB it's super simple to set up triggers). But given they're still using PHP, something tells me their stack is pretty old, so your options might be limited.

>this guy is like a total genius, he made his own programming language
>no you can't see it, it's secret, but he will release it soon, trust the plan
>he's also an amazing game developer
>which games? hmmm, some puzzle game, a remake of that same puzzle game... and he just announced a new puzzle game
>why aren't you sucking his cock yet?

>>107538173
jais streamed by a bunch of different people, and the compiler leaked awhile ago.

>>107535956
>Her
anon?

>>107534754
>advertising a shitty puzzle

Absolutely. I don't know what a sokoban is but I know that I want to buy a sokoban that is coded in such a sleek language.
I can't wait to buy it and play it on linux.

>>107535189
It doesn't exist

2.5" drives are the same price as nvme, but slower and bigger. They're pretty much objectively worse.

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>>107539735
>kike worshipper defends kikes
whodathunk
left might be literal niggerlovers, but that's because they were good goys who bought into the kike scam, if we had let the trannies have one or two terms they could've actually helped exterminate the kikes and their pet niggers along with them

Buy kingston kc one it's cheaper and as good.

>>107540769
The downstream manufacturer is irrelevant, Samsung, Micron and Kioxia(Toshiba) are the OEMs. One of them quit the consumer market, another is half out, what do you think is going to happen next?

Think of the jeets in Moscow taking upskirt photos of the children of dead soldiers really kvetching rn

>>107537134
>CnC RA2YR
>Iraq
>X230t
BASED

I'm thinking of getting a x1 carbon 3rd gen, the ones with the keyboard mechanism. what are some common failure points and is it hard to replace if it fails?

>>107538397
>I keep running 8470p for almost a decade now and it still going strong
nicee...
what do you use it for?

>>107540412
As my main stationary computer - stays docked. It's a bit cumbersome device to move around...
Anything really, from wasting time on ytb to playing games with my kids.

>>107520666
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre has all you need

>>107524376
>>107524413
>>107524446
>>107524480
based. I used to write scripts that would use curl and there are probably libraries that do it too, but HTTP client libraries? Yeah right.
I used to used LWP::UserAgent but it was slow and I didn't like it. After that I discovered HTTP::Tiny and it's fucking great. You have to implement things like retries or writing to a file yourself but it's very easy to do with the "data_callback" option. You just need to create a closure that write the buffer parameter to an opened filehandle. I've downloaded many big files like that and it's fast as shit.

>>107525208
You're an inbred with retarded and dishonnest arguments.

There are many things you can do with how arguments are passed.

# normal function

sub function {
    my ($param1, $param2, $param3) = @_;
    # ...
}
function("arg1", "arg2", "arg3");

# variadic function

sub function {

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The syntax for using regexes is peak.

if ($string =~ /regex ([a-z]+) (\d+)/) {
    my $name = $1;
    my $id = $2;
}

>>107540213
So many people complained about regexps, but in the end, lots of languages ended up implementing Perl compatible regexps.

>>107540298
Yes and it's funny because it ends up a lot less readable than perl because they may need to use double quoted strings, and because they don't have or don't use /x.

>>107536586

Look at your pic anon. Really hard to make out but

>Cigarette lighter and beverage holder

People have just been using it incorrectly. Pretty sure I've seen another revision with a longer tapered drawer intended for storing cigarettes in, can't seem to find it listed to show you

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>>107533551
We have these at work my coworker showed me the inside recently it opens up like a swiss army knife it's totally radical

>>107531370
that strikes me as the sort of pc a homosexual might use.

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>>107531370
I hate myself for selling this case, it was a custom made 3 piece acrylic case I bought from some dude on ebay making home made cases. it was pretty damn good considering it wasnt all glued together or had a dozen screws in it

>>107535659
SOVL

>>107540754
how about i sex your bussy?

>>107540754
Be careful with that. It's still just a machine, not a person no matter how convincing it is.
They are super useful for organizing your thoughts though, just don't start thinking of it as a thing with accountability and conscious.

>i needed ask jeeves but automated and jeetified to talk me out of things
Pathetic. Next time just kill yourself instead.

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I am of the opinion that your terrible thoughts stem from your repressed motherfucking desire.

>>107536313
Tariffs are thing of the past already, Trump gave up the moment China pulled the trick with rare metal earths. Currently it seems that Trump is planning to actually cooperate with China. This was also reason for his 180 flip on situation in Ukraine and talks about the whole C5 group.

>>107534917
its not

>>107534418
>>107534503
>>107534539
China will continue to take the nothing that America gives them and like it. Chinese century was 3,000 years ago and even their own people hated it so much that they turned the nation over to Jurchin and Mongol conquerors. Fuck off and make your own internet, Chang.

>>107534418
It seems that the Chinese are praying for a monopoly of factories, so that factories would be only in China, and nowhere else in the Solar System. The scumbags

>>107540449
>Burger is so butthurt because his lord and savior Donald Trump sold his country to Chinks.

As an European I welcome you and your Burgerland brethren at the bottom of worldwide relevancy. Even African niggers are more relevant as they have natural resources and cheap workforce.