>>107478996
He shouldn't have been white, huge mistake.

Is it possible to do that if you have a neocities site? Would be fun to have a page for barrys that they're not allowed to visit.

>>107478996
I don't see the problem. It is British traditional culture to always act like a "sir", to always be polite, to never be angry and to never display any emotions except aristocratic laughter and aristocratic shock/offense.
In a way, this is reinforcing the traditional British culture. The only issue here that Brits might take offense with is the fact that Britain is not very British at the present time.

>>107480968
> It is British traditional culture to always act like a "sir", to always be polite, to never be angry and to never display any emotions except aristocratic laughter and aristocratic shock/offense.
This is a very American (and false) perspective of British people. The truth is that America is the only country that has true freedom of speech. No other country has it, even other Western countries who love to pretend they support freedom of speech while they suppress right wing dissident views. Notably they don't do the same to communists.

>>107478996
already happening, it would be happening quicker but ofcom move at beaurocratic speeds

>>107452772
Literally the exact opposite retard. DDR5 is used for inference, not training. That means the tech companies are bogarting your means of running AI waifus yourself and will instead charge you a markup + censor the fuck out of them while spying on you

>>107481194
it's not capitalism. without taxpayers paying for all this shit, there would be no VC money or gov handouts to them (both in gov investment and gov tax breaks which double retax citizens).

>>107481194
Ther would be an alternative where the government enforces antitrust laws and protects consumers but that's antisemitism

>>107452634
AI cultists are convinced that a singularity is coming and that whoever crosses the line first will get to control absolutely everything since literally everyone will need to subscribe to their specific service to remain competitive. The US govt has gotten paranoid about China achieving that first so they've been bankrolling them. Now that AI's been framed as an existential threat, no cost is too great until people start to sober up.

>>107481126
Source?

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>>107472085
Wtf are you talking about? University of Helsinki used linux desktop back in 1996 already. On every comp.sci classrooms except for few sgi and sparc machines.
Retards like you shouldn't be allowed to post on internet.

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>>107480542
>when I want to navigate files / folders I end up having a ton of acme windows open and it becomes a chore to close them all. Especially having to use the mouse to close them all.
Not sure on that one, there might be an option to plumb to the current window instead of a new one or use ls inside of win instead.
>- I tend to add the same commands to the top bar every time I open acme. I haven't found a good way of making this automatic, and also having per-project commands added to the top bar. This really feels like something I've just missed and could be done with 9p but it has escaped me.
Top bar is stored in something like /mnt/acme/$acmeid/tag so you can write to it or use the Dump command which saves all the current window layouts to a file you can load with -l If you are using win though I believe it reruns the commands which can be real bad.
>- Often text flow doesn't conform to my wishes.
There might be an option for the default scroll behaviour like there is in 9term?

You can change fonts with -f
Rob Pike has already chosen the correct colours for you but if you really want to change them it's only a couple of lines in the source code.
Hope some of that is useful but I don't use it often enough to have built up much insight or a mountain of helper scripts.

>>107480644
>linux desktop back in 1996 already
Remember the slogan Linux 95? Essentially it was usable as a daily driver then, and I know people using Linux professionally in 1997.

I can't wait to turn my Ryzen 5700G mini PC into a Unix server. But right now I need it for desktoap use.

>>107480644
>ONE UNIVERSITY SOMEWHERE IN THE WORLD HAD PHD CS STUDENTS USE IT IN THEIR LAB
k

>>107477953
>Kill your young most healthy generation in war
>Replace them with Indian men

Amazing strategy, UK would approve.

>>107479810
That is why they are coping that they will send all 800k to the front completely ignoring that only 2k foreign casualties has Russia taken so far.

wtf, i thought russia was trad and orthodox?

>>107481459
did you think the west is for tolerance and inclusivity as well?

>>107477989
no, a billiom jeets cannot do what a single skilled russian can do. I'm White (i.e. non-slav) born and raised in the usa, but ive worked with russian reverse engineers and they are smart as shit. ur analogy is like saying that we can take billions of niggers and they will invent nuclear energy.

the entire poo race is inferior to a single skilled russian.

>>107477359
36GB ram for 2k is going to be the going rate pretty soon, will make that mac studio look like a bargain

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>>107480630
Forget the promise of progress and understanding, for in the grim darkness of the far future, there is only SoCs

>>107477228
yea I built my rig in 2018 whelp just going to wait til next year lol

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>>107477145
why do you need 256 gb?
even 64 gb is over killed for the next 3 years since no game for the next 6 months need more than 24gb to run at max settings
unless that you are running some kind of gay crypto shit, or else there is no reason to even have more than 128

You don't get money for ragebaiting here, you fucking turd worlder nigger.

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>>107477001
I'll need $500 billion

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>>107472078
uh oh

>>107472078
anon you'd need to bolt it onto a reinforced floor. try again.

>>107472078
It's peak clownery. I wont get my step mom stuck in washing machine anymore. BS!

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>>107472078
It is the spinning that removes most of the detergents from the clothes, so you want something that is efficient in removing water and detergent.

>>107472122 >>107472150
Or latex? With pic related you need just a quick rinse. It is the future, you know it.

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>>107470334
Just look him up. He's a developer among other things.

he has an awesome beard

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>>107470334
Because Gnome is a shitshow.

ebussy is based because of great universally applicable quotes like "this is getting a bit too heated" and "usecase?"

You all are malding.

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Solution based on my idea here >>107479715, big boy >>107481133 in 1.3 seconds, doesn't work on smaller input unless you divide the space into fewer buckets

>>107481353
>but draining it will still be O(n^2 log(n^2)) though? how does that help?
There are a total of 134209536 pairwise distances in the bigboy, but after 135501 all junction boxes are in the same circuit, so for the remaining distances I don't care about the ordering.

>>107481384
you can remove the type hint from the last sum though

>>107481448
>but after 135501 all junction boxes are in the same circuit
wow, pretty cool

>>107481446
use sort_unstable_by_key instead of sort_by_cached_key

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Ok fine, I cleaned it up a bit. Still not optimized.

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>>107459327
>$10-20 in scrap value
That's half a hit of fent, you're saying that stripping a station-park will get ppl about 4 days worth of zombie walking?

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>>107459619
>Imagine raping your car every time you buy gas

>>107478990
kek

>>107462641
>You've not had vandalism of chargers
nope, no turd worlders here apparently

>>107470825
>LCD TVs are safer than CRT TVs
This nigga's scared of a fucking tv

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>>107481320
>Also they can't just deny people something.
lol, lmao even

Fuck tech seriously fuck it all.
I'm done with tech having turned into some policy battleground

>>107481184
Implying people really care about aaa games...
Doesn't work well on my machine? Deleted/refunded no time to investigate bullshit optimization

>>107480275
I knew things didn't add up in modern games install sizes.

>>107479889
It's the chosen business/

>>107474576
>rt
TZD

>>107480535
Your point? Americans forced tiktok to sell because antisemitism, continental EU also bans RT just like Britain and Russia bans all kinds of media from the west. No need to even mention China. When nobody has any freedom it is kind of pointless to complain since there is no better country. Maybe some Arab petrostate like Dubai has more internet freedom, doubt though.

Nice sausage

>>107480535
basically they're letting the kraut bobbies sneak into people's gaffs so they can install malware on their computers, phones, fridges and washing machines etc.

>>107474576
EU is a fascist state

>>107467770
Are these systems even safe?

>>107473261
>Did it cover the Bronze Age Collapse?
Briefly, the introduction of iron metalworking is considered one of the factors of the bronze age collapse

But it was just part of the introduction to how technological progress liberates us in new ways but also enslaves us in new ways too

>>107476088
Unfortunately technology is forcing that to happen as well. I used to have a fundamental problem with Macs being un-upgradeable for literally no reason but once they started doing unified memory to achieve higher performance than you could get otherwise, it immediately became 100% justifiable

In order to get memory bandwidth reasonable going forward you're gonna see a lot of unified memory. Well, if the DRAM autism continues you may not see a lot of memory of any kind at all for a while kek

>>107475992
And what is your take on the direction of the world today?

Make a sessions group i aint even going to ask in this honeypot

>>107480395
What did that even mean??

>fridge locked due to opening it too many times according to climate change rules
>must watch 5 minute video about the effects of wasting electricity and the effects of climate change
>must yell "I WILL NOT WASTE POWER" 5 times
>Must sign your name to confirm
>plays another 2 minute advert before you can open it again
Ladies and gentlemen. The future.

>>107471027
Could just not buy a fridge with a screen.

>>107481242
very antisemitic

>>107481242
Cool it with the antisemitism

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>>107469559
>Google knows my first name
AAAAAAAH I'm going insane

>>107478026
for the same price you can get a debrid service. I've found it to be a much better experience

So are syscalls just the operating system API?

>>107479504
>>107480803
to put it in more words; i grew up messing with computers, she knows i know far more about them than she does. if i were to tell her her computer fucked, she'd trust my conclusion.
if you think there's a chance she'd blame you for the result, then don't work on it. same goes for anyone you do computer work for really. or any work for that matter. before you do any work for someone you have to be confident that they won't blame you for the result.

>>107480450
Raspbian, the default one. `sudo apt install kodi21` gets it installed (more plugins are in separate packages) and then it's up to you to autostart it at boot. I have created a systems service unit for this and created a separate user "kodi", but you don't have to.

$ id kodi
uid=999(kodi) gid=1001(kodi) groups=1001(kodi),5(tty),6(disk),24(cdrom),29(audio),44(video),46(plugdev),102(input),108(bluetooth),110(netdev)

$ systemctl cat kodi.service
# /etc/systemd/system/kodi.service
[Unit]
Description=Kodi standalone (GBM)
After=remote-fs.target systemd-user-sessions.service network-online.target nss-lookup.target sound.target bluetooth.target polkit.service upower.service mysqld.service lircd.service
Wants=network-online.target polkit.service upower.service
Conflicts=getty@tty1.service emulationstation.service

[Service]
User=kodi

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I'm about to clean my computer with compressed air, how close should I aim that thing???