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Will a Intel Core i5-1235U with Intel Iris Xe "Gen 12.2" graphics have hardware accelerated AV1 decode?
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Will it be usable under Win 11 with Firefox and Chromium browsers? VLC & MPC as well?
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With YT pushing for AV1 at 1080p and below, it feels like not having usable AV1 decode on a brand new notebook is a waste of money.
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Will a Intel Core i5-1235U with Intel Iris Xe "Gen 12.2" graphics have hardware accelerated AV1 decode?
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Will it be usable under Win 11 with Firefox and Chromium browsers? VLC & MPC as well?
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With YT pushing for AV1 at 1080p and below, it feels like not having usable AV1 decode on a brand new notebook is a waste of money.
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>>92861284
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Shit, I should have thought about this before buying another stinkpad.
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I'm tempted to buy another P series laptop...
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I don't really need it but I want one.
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Not sure if I should just get another P51 Xeon or if I should experiment
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>>92734609 (OP)
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please recommend me a 2-in-1 laptop with long battery life (8+ hours) for music production (fl studio) under $500
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>>92867973
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By 2 in one do you mean laptop + tab? x1 yoga?
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>>92868051
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yes but under $500. not necessarily a thinkpad
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>>92860898
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>T series laptops from that era feel like bricks.
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And that's a good thing.
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>>92868272
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Without the dock, T61 will also look good.
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I found x200 with dock in trash.
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Is there pre-built driver pack for win10 for that thing like they make for Panasonic?
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Installed win10 and did some basic drivers tho still have some missing devices.
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Also how to limit charging level?
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You, generally don't need to manually install drivers, even on winblows, If something like wifi or bluetooth doesn't work, then you can start looking for drivers. What doesn't work anon?
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This is what I was actually looking for but thanks...
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https://thinkwiki.de/Windows_10_Erfahrungsberichte#X200
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Unfortunately it seems I have occasional shutdowns on battery out of nowhere. It just turns off like it lost power, nothing in event viewer. Probably reason why it was tossed out in a first place.
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Can you check with a new battery? Laptop of this age probably has a bad battery.
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battery is non-oem but looks brand new, 0% wear and it lasts for long time. Just one more indicator that something is wrong with it since previous owner probably experience same shutdowns and tried fixing it with new battery.
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It also has non-oem 500gb ssd but I doubt that could be an issue.
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Thing also stinks as fuck, some nasty chemical smell like plastics degrading or something.
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>>92850273
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Something seems to be amiss.
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wtf, this is retarded
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>and u have to delete and reinstall all of them
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images are not installed. they aren't packages
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wtf, this is retarded
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>and u have to delete and reinstall all of them
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images are not installed. they aren't packages
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>>92861687
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>are you a young person?
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im 32, i don't care about grammar on an anonymous online message board
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>wtf, this is retarded
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you often cant max a gigabit connection writing straight to the drives, writing to my array is like 60mb/s at best
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>images are not installed. they aren't packages
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pic related
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>writing to my array is like 60mb/s at best
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sad
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>pic related
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ah, a retarded gui with buttons for idiots with incorrect terminology, you're just parroting it and thinking it's correct, gotcha
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>unraid
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imagine running a proprietary raid, yikes!
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>>92858731
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>barely in terms of the actual capabilities of the card. Realistically no
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Bull fucking shit, there's no way you're getting 40G out of x4 3.0
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>2.0 is cutting it very close, 3.0 absolutely not.
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Just checked, you're right.
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I like putting fanless 5 to 10 watt servers on each of my IPs. Current 2 are intel NUCs. Getting a Celeron N4100 laptop in a few days for the third IP - 2443 Passmark for only 6watt, and no fans either.
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Currently they run python and twitter bots but I'm thinking about starting a wordpress server as well so I can delete my namecheap hosting account.
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Thanks for reading my blog
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>>92780054 (OP)
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Okay I setup Opnsense but I think I fucked up my network design.
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I have LAN and OPT1. My WAP is plugged directly into OPT1. I do this because I don't have a 2.5GbE managed switch, and it was cheaper to get a 2.5 NIC.
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Problem is, now I have two distinct interfaces and I want to tie everything together with VLANS.
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I have a 1GbE managed switch but I don't want to throttle my entire network. Most things are connected via 2.5 GbE MoCA devices, which the LAN port directly connects to.
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I was reading about bridging and it might be the right solution for my cheap ass over getting a dedicated switch. Is this the way to go? I hear it puts on CPU strain but I have a gen 7 intel so I imagine I would be fine. I idle at like 2% as it is.
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What do?
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Unless you're running some shit like a Celeron or old Atom the extra load from a bridge won't do jack shit in terms of performance. You would need to be running shit like HAProxy or some form of intrusion detection to start loading down your system
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I'm assuming you want both you wireless and wired network to share a subnet in which case you should just be able to create a bridge with both interfaces and assign it. I would switch the LAN interface to the bridge and remove the Wireless interface assignment as this should avoid you being locked out as long as you are using a wired connection to the device
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All my experience is with pfSense and not opnSense so your mileage may vary, but I know they are extremely similar in most regards
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I know this is the home server thread but this concerns my home server and I'm sure some of you know the answer. What's the go-to for cheap low-power VPS use? I moved a few months ago and never got my domain name redirected to my new IP nor configured the shit on my router. Now I'm moving again shortly but want my website running in the meantime. What's a cheap VPS host I can run my site from in the mean time?
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>intrusion detection
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I saw that as an offered service but didn't mess with it. Is it useful ever? I eventually want to go full on (Dev)SecOps with self-hosted IDR, Vulnerability Management, and other mock enterprise level security tools so I can learn about them from the comfort of my own home.
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Also, when it comes to setting a "management" VLAN should I not bother and instead just set the LAN to be untagged? Not sure what best practice is here.
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The wannabe security nerd thinks that making any random physical connection just get sent to a locked-down part of the network would be fun to implement, but that's probably a pain in the ass configuration and would lead to lock out scenarios like you mentioned since I'm so new.
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Either way I'll setup the bridge. Thanks, anon!
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I liked DigitalOcean droplets. I think if it's static you can also use Heroku, but I never used it personally
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IDS is generally fucking overkill for a home network and can be a time consuming nightmare to set up.
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Snort offers some good defaults which you can find out how to do in this guide albeit I have no idea how well that will translate to opnSense
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GgqYq5-EBg [Embed]
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Here's a more advanced guide using Suricata which should translate better if you're interested
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I wouldn't really recommend setting either of these up unless you're running servers publicly facing the internet on your network or you are trying to learn, but they are there if you want them
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VLANs won't do you much good unless you are working with a managed switch and want different networks on different ports or you're using you're using them in your OS for VM networks or something of that nature. In your described setup, VLANs would do fuck all
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>>92865546
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My desire for VLANs is just the common use case of wanting to lock down untrusted IoT devices, provide a guest network, a separate but similar WFH network, a VLAN for home security, for trusted devices, and so on.
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I've heard of Snort and Suricata, but I'll pass on IDS for now. What plugins do you use in your pf/opnsense box? I was probably going to go for AdGuard Home or w/e the community offering is. Anything else handy or borderline essential?
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Vultr has some pretty cheap offerings and a pretty wide range of systems and distros to choose from to suit your preference
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Oracle Cloud has a really generous free offering, their old AMD VPS offerings are always free and their Ampere options have a data cap which would be really hard to hit if this is for personal use. they also offer up to 200 GiB free which can be spread across 2 or 3 machines
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>>92865625
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In that case are you aware of whether or not your access point is VLAN capable or not? If not you may need to invest in different hardware. I'm unsure which access points are on the market since I only use VLANs for wired and internal use at the moment
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If you want things to be separated I would probably skip on the bridge and keep LAN and OPT1 separate since running VLANs over a Bridge (I don't remember if you can actually do this either) would be less secure than running them individually on each interface
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If your access point can use VLANs you should be able to set them up on whatever interface OPT1 is assigned to and set up subnets, dhcp, and firewall rules from there. You will need to do some work on the access point to get different SSIDs on those VLANs. My knowledge here is very limited so do your own research
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>>92865761
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I own 1 switch and 1 AP and they both handle VLANs. So you think the bridge is a bad ideas when LAns are involved? So I'd essentially just dupe all my VLANs for each interface and then set like an any rule so they can talk to each other?
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>>92865883
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If you want VLANs over both interfaces, bridging might be your best option then. pfSense lets me use the same VLAN ID on multiple interfaces so you could try doing that as well which would avoid the need for the bridge
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I might stand up some VMs and do a bit of testing just to be sure since this is pretty foreign territory to me
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>>92865883
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I finally upgraded my router to OpenWrt 22.03.3 and lost access to my selfhosted stuff - cloudflare gives error 522 connection timed out. I recreated the incoming FW rule and the nginx reverse proxy seems to be working, service are reachable locally. Disabling the CF tunnel doesn't help, problem is clearly on my end. IP is the correct one, not that it changes.
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Any tips how to troubleshoot this? I think next would be to find more detailed logs via SSH.
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Okay here's the plan for converting my old ass basic R5 array to R6 with data integrity .
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Current setup is 4 4TB drives in sync and one spare.
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>remove spare and format it with dm-integrity crc32
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>wait 8 hours
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>grow array to raid 6
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>wait 12 hours for sync
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>remove another drive from array format with integrity then re add and re sync to array
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>repeat with all drives in array
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If all goes well my array will be safe from bitrot in about 5 days with 0 downtime .
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>>92784507
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restic over SFTP, or restic and its rest-server + reverse proxy (like Caddy)/selfhosted VPN tunnel for a bit faster backups
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Syncthing is way more "just works", but it's a sync program, not exactly a backup program. Can be kinda used to do backups, removed/modified files can be moved to a "trash" dir instead of being modified in place/deleted.
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>>92784703
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If you only watch your media on TV, maybe you don't need a full media server, and a simple Kodi (using e.g. LibreELEC) on Pi, playing media shared with Samba or whatever from your NAS would be better and less bloated.
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Or run Jellyfin on your NAS, run Kodi with Jellyfin client plugin on your Pi and enjoy a media server. Transcoding isn't a necessity as long as clients can play media as-is, Kodi usually can.
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>>92787116
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SSD, in case of Jellyfin the transcodes directory also holds temporary remuxes of media, e.g. when only the audio track is transcoded to aac, or when you need only a different container (MKV vs MP4) for the client to play. RAM isn't worth it, your source storage/CPU will be the bottleneck.
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>>92789074
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It doesn't provide with Internet access service, but provides me with file storage service, chat hosting service, game server hosting service, media streaming service, etc.
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>>92789233
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congrats on getting rich and staying frugal, anon
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tinyminimicros or their bigger SFF bros are nice and decent
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>storage
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Up to you, let's start with that. Although SSD is always nice to have.
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>OS
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Whatever you like, I like Debian as solid base and docker-compose to run the services.
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>>92789402
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>Can i get into problems?
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ask the owner
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>>92790226
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I like being able to run Wireguard directly on the router, in case I fuck up my server remotely. Also, it just feels clean to run a no bloat router that's fully under your control.
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>>92792364
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both - those Optiplexes usually have a 6+ gen i3 even in the lower price range. 7+ gen gets you that HEVC 10-bit decoder.
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>>92793566
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I have a Corsair HX750 and it's a modular PSU where manufacturer was kind enough to include cables for 16 drives.
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>>92795536
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>Only thing is when your library grows it'll be harder to add more drives to it
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Can always migrate to a regular computer. Just pointing that out in case anon thought he should look at commercial NAS - migrating your data from there could be more difficult. However with a tinyminimicro/sffs you get a regular computer, just quite efficient.
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>>92799191
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I don't know, but since nobody has replied to you anyway, maybe consider a static website generator? Like Hugo for example. Much smaller attack surface and management, nothing to upgrade because it's fucking plain HTML and CSS, put it on some hosting and forget.
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>>92804226
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zfs
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>>92806591
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>Plex
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consider Jellyfin
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As for VMs, well, I used to but settled on containers. Debian and docker-compose feels good and solid.
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>hardware
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an enterprise computer, tinyminimicros/SFFs or bigger ones if you don't need power efficiency.
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>>92814080
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yeah, they're too expensive, I just used WD My Book (single drive!) enclosures without shucking
|
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>>92814255
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calibration from factory
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I have some cheap killawatt clone and two Nous A1T plugs, had to calibrate the latter with an old lamp but they work nice and expose Prometheus metrics by their opensource Tasmota firmware; good shit so far
|
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>>92814605
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>WD Book Duo
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absolutely not
|
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piece of shit applies encryption to your drives even if you don't set a password
|
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can't take out the drives and plug them to a regular computer without running reallymine to recover data
|
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single drive enclosures are fine and don't do that shit (afaik, I have 10 of them)
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>>92815207
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if you want to learn a bit of Linux, Debian is nice
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ask in next thread pls, I don't feel brain enough to give you more thought out answer, gotta run through the rest of thread as well
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>>92816780
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as mentioned, I'd avoid the Duo, personal experience
|
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worked alright over USB though, just lacked SMART on drive 2
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>>92869351
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>consider Jellyfin
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Unfortunately my parents will be using the media server, so it has to look like your average media app like netflix.
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And Jellyfin is simply too much work to customize to such degree. Plex is fine
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>>92818017
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both, but list your use cases, maybe a prebuilt tinyminimicro will be better
|
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>>92819971
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same thoughts on UIs
|
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>>92820288
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eh. you can figure out most stuff on your own (that's why it has web UI), if not there's docs/manual/forum
|
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as for passthrough, Arch wiki is extremely helpful even on other distros
|
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>>92820874
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I'd do one of those, in that order: SSH, Wireguard and Samba or whatever you use to access it, or Tailscale (either hosted by them, or selfhosted) if you're having problems with selfhosting Wireguard.
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>>92821790
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no, probably should
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>>92822532
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yes, doesn't hurt to try
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>>92822929
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key setup is often confusing, make sure addresses AND allowedIPs are correct too (I don't recall what they should be)
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>>92824394
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nice
|
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>>92823297
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Netgear R6220/Xiaomi AX3200, in case of Xiaomi get an older model with enabled telnet OOTB/get two models to force enable telnet via mesh hack. Nice security on stock, kek.
|
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>>92827195
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>could it handle direct playing videos to a local WebOS TV?
|
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yeah, just make sure TV can direct play
|
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>>92827700
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>I'd rather sell it and get a used PC.
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good point
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>>92828007
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clusters are fun, there are a few anons with 49" racks too. For SD there's an easy to use web UI somewhere.
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>>92830712
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tinyminimicro and HDD colocated in your grandpa's basement
|
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>>92831275
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can't recommend any off top of my head (maybe those M920q or something where you can plug a 2.5G NIC yourself on PCIe), but
|
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>pfSense
|
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consider OPNsense, pfSense bullied OPNsense when they dared to fork opensource codebase of pfSense
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>>92836311
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move between datasets iirc
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>>92838820
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anons above said something that Navidrome can do something like that
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>>92835228
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ah, so a regular action of mapping a Samba share to explorer, you'll just have slightly easier access
|
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>>92839814
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as long as it doesn't overlap, seems fine
|
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--- 92869706
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>>92840158
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ask next thread pls, in general consider Docker containers (for future migrations), add another drive, format, mount, stop NC, copy all data to new drive, edit NC config (that's where containers would make it easier) to point to new drive, start NC, hope it doesn't fuck up during reindexing
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>>92840331
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R6220/Xiaomi AX3200 (beware of telnet issue), flash either with OpenWrt, enjoy good cheap shit
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>>92841401
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>2x 2.5" in Micro
|
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how
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>>92841937
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ask next thread pls
|
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in short, built-in file share (right click on disk/directory to share), and Tailscale (at least it's very easy to setup and kinda idiotproof and secure) for remote access
|
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consider Linux though
|
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shit fuck i should get working on that guide
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>>92845793
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zfs metadata on SSD for HDD pool seems to have some benefits
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>>92846651
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search for managed switches
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>VPNs
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do that on router or a server
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>>92847484
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tinyminimicros, for software there's Frigate and a few others
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>>92851171
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they even base their original OS on openwrt, but have their privacy violation layer on top (it requires you to accept a fucking privacy policy, for a router....)
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>>92855278
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first, try to make sure your clients can direct play stuff, then a toaster will work as Jellyfin/Plex server
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>>92856061
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the same Plex that transcodes shit to 720p 2 Mbps by default which constantly makes people think transcoding is a must, and that they have to buy Plex Pass for faster hardware transcoding? fuck that
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>>92856491
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>i3-7
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yeah, has that 10-bit HEVC hw decoder as well
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>>92857058
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those are super overpriced as well, look into e.g. Dell 3040 micro, that can be found for what, 100-150 eur
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>>92857159
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dumbest thread derailment strategy itt
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>>92857208
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good fucking luck, post pics later
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>>92857376
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subscribe to 100 SaaS subscriptions for what a 100 eur one time payment server would do forever
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it's better for you, you know
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>>92861604
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don't bully anons with problems
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although
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>portainer
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sounds like possible cause, too often recommended for OMV users though, a bit sad, I should make a dedicated fucking plugin for containers on OMV instead of that bloat
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>>92861639
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interesting trivia about Unraid, thanks
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>>92861965
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where's that pic from?
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>>92864565
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cute
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post pics
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>>92865407
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Oracle cloud, free decent ARM instances if you go through signup with a support blessed credit card.
|
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Hetzner is cheap and much less shitty though, esp. network.
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>>92867947
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since nobody suggested anything, I'd suggest to avoid letting Cloudflare do MiTM on your traffic to server
|
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>>92868135
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fingers crossed, I fucked my R5->R6 md reshape because I had to pause it at some point due to absolutely unusable storage (speeds), and then I accidentally restarted it via another means (i think mdadm vs echo to somewhere in /sys) and it became FUBAR
|
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made me migrate to ZFS though, much less flexible but also retard (me) proof
|
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good luck anon, let us know next thread
|
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>>92869466
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>it has to look like your average media app like netflix.
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My parents are able to use the Jellyfin clients. Click and play. Anyway, just wanted to mention that.
|
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fuck im tired
|
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at least it's not bump limit
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>>92869466
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I get this, I specifically have Plex with the pass just so that my family can use it like Netflix
|
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Just sign into their account on their phone and type in the code on screen to log in. Meanwhile with Jellyfin you have to set it up for them because they're not punching in server addresses
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with a budget
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https://tech.slashdot.org/story/23/04/17/2222207/how-googles-dont-be-evil-motto-has-evolved-for-the-ai-age
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>>92781028 (OP)
|
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>Recommended operating systems
|
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>General purpose: Fedora, K/L/Xubuntu, Debian, Arch Linux
|
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Why these specifically? Shouldn't any Linux distro basically be fine for privacy and security? Especially those that have SELinux/AppArmor by default, so you could put OpenSUSE up there too.
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--- 92866740
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Any good remote desktop solutions that are foss, encrypted, and have a good Android client?
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--- 92867530
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it's really spooky how tech privacy stopped being a public concern and discussion is actively undermined by the big corps. YT seems to shadowban channels/videos with this topic from the recommandations even. I'm definitely out of the loop and just started resarching again lately. I had no idea it has gotten that bad:
|
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https://youtu.be/Iy4aZiDus40 [Embed]
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and all the anti fraud payment gateways which are just glorified tracking services, secretly building a social credit system. and how QUIC isn't disabled by default in any browser is beyond me.
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>>92867530
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The closest there's been in recent times to major tech privacy discussions are VPNs, but even that was mostly as a way to hide your shit on public Wifi or from your ISP.
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It's strange that no one discusses 0Net. It is the future, despite the fact that the future of the internet will be forked.
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>>92827258
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>I have a tremendous respect for police
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They don't have any for you, though. Moron.
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New /mu/ album dropped, we're about to stream it link is in the bandcamp description :)))
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https://moomakes.bandcamp.com/album/heroin-needle-in-my-dick-is-such-a-good-name-for-the-closer-lmao
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New /mu/ album dropped, we're about to stream it link is in the bandcamp description :)))
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https://moomakes.bandcamp.com/album/heroin-needle-in-my-dick-is-such-a-good-name-for-the-closer-lmao
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flashbacks man
|
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|
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https://vocaroo.com/1g3iZvQYOZ56
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>>92861447
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>begins to break a little
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Nta but whenever I need that sound I just use dynamic tube in ableton lol.
|
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Plenty of airwindows distortions go into interesting territory like that as well.
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Fabfilter Saturn has a “broken” option under tubes but imo that one and Saturn in general don’t really have that much space between very subtle and completely distorted, but maybe that’s what you want.
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Project folder naming convention idea #37:
|
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>YYMM##
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>YY00## reserved for asset production like sound design, custom breakbeats, etc -- things entirely intended to be used in other projects
|
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Thoughts?
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Why do you think juke/footwork never got *extremely* popular?
|
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+
|
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The most mainstream person producer in the sphere of what I pay attention to is Machine Girl, and obviously the producers they've directly inspired are more about jungle; in fact almost all of what I hear from the past 5~ years are primarily DnB/jungle producers who only *dabble* in footwork.
|
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I don't consider myself very in tune with dance music trends in general but I'm only aware of big songs that launched careers like 10~ years ago of producers who ended up quickly moving on (one name in particular comes to mind as a prime example but I can't remember her name).
|
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+
|
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+
Is it not conducive to elements people who aren't into dance music find catchy (melodically, primarily).
|
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+
Are the rhythms too complex for normies and or is the barrier to entry for producers to high (i.e it's a little harder to just loop spam compared to house or dnb etc).
|
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+
|
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+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Tx5pnyPR-A [Embed]
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>>92862935
|
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>YYMM##
|
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personally I quickly abandoned this when I realized it doesn't help me find projects, and it stops making sense as soon as you revisit a project, in which case you start adding revisions within that folder (so the date no longer makes sense) or you re-save the project under a new date, and folders begin to get scattered and you start storing duplicate files
|
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+
|
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+
For sound design, I just do Year-month but it depends on how you work.
|
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+
If it's something you do daily, that'll end up being a long list, but if it's less often and you re-use those particular assets *a lot* then maybe it makes sense for you.
|
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>>92862984
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+
it was decently popular on soundcloud during mid 2010s, but i think it isn't known much in general since the house scene in Chicago happened at the same time and overshadowed it
|
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+
house turned into piano house/vocal house in the 90s and was played on the radio everywhere, true deep house/footwork didn't get much air at all and remained in select labels
|
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>>92862984
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+
>juke/footwork
|
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+
that music was popular in chicago because of local scenes and the producers that drove the local scenes. a lot of them were dancers when they were younger and made music for dancers when they got old. you would need that kind of generational development in other places.
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>>92862984
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I don't know.. I was into it; it felt like a fresh modern take on 90s rave music. I felt that DJ Paypal got pretty big.. Machinedrum's Vapor City had some solid footwork/juke vibes.
|
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+
https://soundcloud.com/daedelus/plastic-man-pacifically-worked
|
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+
Nice link; I'm going to have to listen to his set during my next exercise session.
|
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+
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>>92863072
|
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+
>personally I quickly abandoned this when I realized it doesn't help me find projects,
|
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+
That's what Obsidian is for ;)
|
1077 |
+
It's not necessarily the date, but the month when you first started the project to help at least give a broad grouping since I find taste/style is always evolving and broad time periods could give hints as to what type of sound you were making at that time. I could probably just get away with YY###.
|
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+
|
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+
Another thought I had was to group projects by an opus number to keep projects of similar style, intent, and time period grouped together.
|
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I wonder.. did classical composers assign opus numbers and piece numbers after pieces were completed, or when they were started?
|
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I imagine they're all different... Mozart with his katalog numbers..
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--- 92863967
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>>92863287
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>overshadowed
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bummer t b h
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>>92863393
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>generational development
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Sounds like a unique happening when you put it that way.
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I remember a shit load of kids in my area wanted to be asian b-boys (high population) and silly break dancing was commmon when people were goofing around... that sounds like a lot of fun actually.
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One of my goals has actually been appropriating IDM for people to *actually* be able to dance to lol...
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>>92863402
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Yeah I remember seeing both those names come up a lot on /mu/, but it still seemed pretty niche.
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> always evolving and broad time periods
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Yeah, that would make sense if you can stay focused in recognizable periods like that then.
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>group projects by an opus number to keep projects of similar style, intent
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If you're doing pieces with a lot of movements that sounds pretty useful.
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My first long lasting system was grouped by genre folders and had a specific one for what I thought was representative of a personal evolving style while the rest were just practice/study etc (you know, lol).
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Rock me amadeussss
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--- 92865420
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Bump
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--- 92866893
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>>92858952
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:(
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At least the song is good. I like that sound in the beginning that sounds like distorted screams a lot
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--- 92867061
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>>92858421
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>10th album title: b/o/r/d/e/r/s/
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>>92858439
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>Shit, I forgot the a, I meant /b/o/a/r/d/e/r/s
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Is the correction in the second post supposed to not have the final slash?
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--- 92867502
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>>92862984
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DMP, what to you think of 3phaz?
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discrepant.bandcamp.com/album/ends-meet
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I'm mesmerized by his use of reverb.
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--- 92867680
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>>92867502
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خَرا
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--- 92867683
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>>92867502
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*Spoiler: I'm on a break with some of my artistic endeavors since I heard that.
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--- 92868119
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>>92789704
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Yes Romplers are fucking great, don't get how people don't like them kek
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--- 92869560
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>>92862984
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Does Machinedrum count? I still like him.
|
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Also Planet Mu put out a lot of that kind of stuff for a while though I didn't listen to much of it.
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--- 92869597
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>>92861447
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no sorry I'm not messing with tubes and I don't expect I ever will
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sounds like an issue you might find help for on llllllll.co
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>>92860772
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alright, I appreciate the tips.
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I heard windows bluetooth is awful especially when using the mic while listening , which is an issue for me.
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>>92860772
|
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alright, I appreciate the tips.
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1006 |
I heard windows bluetooth is awful especially when using the mic while listening , which is an issue for me.
|
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--- 92862167
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truthear sirs...you clearly have hexa in stock again...so please ship mine sirs...
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--- 92862284
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>>92862167
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Stop typing like this, for Christ sake, it's not funny
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--- 92862394
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>>92862284
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Poo detected
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--- 92862532
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>>92862394
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1017 |
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anon is right, please stop that
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--- 92862562
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>>92862532
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Okay retard but we're 2 different people
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--- 92863544
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>>92860411
|
1023 |
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Anyone?
|
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--- 92864648
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>>92862167
|
1026 |
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You will never have your hexa
|
1027 |
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--- 92864834
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>>92863544
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1029 |
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but why, I sincerely doubt anyone here ever bought a chink dap that isn'y hiby, cowon, or shanling. Check headfi
|
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+
--- 92865200
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1031 |
+
I got AirPods Pro 2 a while back but returned them as the ANC got severely nerved after a few weeks, presumably after they decided to update on their own accord. I got the for the ANC specifically, is there anything else that delivers that and won't get fucking nerved on me and almost get my money stolen? I don't care about the wireless shit and would even prefer wired, but it's not as important as the ANC.
|
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--- 92865209
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+
I'm liking the b3 as someone who has never owned a blessing 2. Using it with spring tips. So far I found it really shines with female vocals, hi-hats. Overall tonal balance is good for pop and jazz. Very comfortable despite the size. Cable is quite nice it's thin and doesn't get in the way unlike the KATOs stock cable. Not sure what the 2dd are doing though, bass quality and tuning is similar to the hexa with a slight midbass tuck.
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--- 92865335
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>>92855471
|
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>still shackled by 10dB treble
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picrel every reviewer's target in 2050 once they have "trained" their ears
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--- 92865365
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>>92859103
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correcto
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+
--- 92865382
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>>92859445
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1043 |
+
that is 1.5k but you're still correct.
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+
2k is actually dependent on depth insertion. for example if you had a tube coupler and shortened it the 2k would shift somewhere, or you could even jam the IEM deeper get similar result
|
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+
--- 92865528
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+
>>92860411
|
1047 |
+
Why not a new phone for this price?
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+
--- 92866359
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+
>>92855471
|
1050 |
+
this is like that shonen show character improvement
|
1051 |
+
what is the end game
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+
--- 92866571
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+
>>92855090
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+
most metal shell IEMs use shittier iron steel concoction sometimes iron with plastic (or carbon lol),
|
1055 |
+
the only good metal IEMs are ones that use mostly aluminum in purest form
|
1056 |
+
--- 92866766
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>>92855471
|
1058 |
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>changing your target to promote your pos
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+
--- 92867495
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>>92807211 (OP)
|
1061 |
+
>Shanling M0 Pro
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1062 |
+
what's wrong with the non-pro m0?
|
1063 |
+
--- 92868001
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>>92865382
|
1065 |
+
Nice
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+
--- 92869524
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>>92865209
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1068 |
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bro why'd you buy that pos
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1069 |
+
--- 92870214
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>>92865528
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then what's a good phone?
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--- 92859922
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>>92813448 (OP)
|
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/g/ is full of shills. I don't doubt that this Luke Smith will influence indirectly people do buy the products of some big corporation.
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--- 92859922
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>>92813448 (OP)
|
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/g/ is full of shills. I don't doubt that this Luke Smith will influence indirectly people do buy the products of some big corporation.
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--- 92862548
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>>92859922
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this
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--- 92866943
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>>92845179
|
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+
>chads were merchant loaners incels were warriors and frontiersmen
|
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+
Every military leader from alexander to napoleon was an incel . Had they been chads they would rent housing / loan olive oils at home.
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--- 92866999
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>>92813448 (OP)
|
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>emacs
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Dropped
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--- 92867819
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>>92813448 (OP)
|
552 |
+
>unemployed chud who rices the wm and doesn't do any programming or anything interesting with his pc at all
|
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+
vs
|
554 |
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>unemployed autist who rices emacs and doesn't do any programming or anything interesting with his pc at all
|
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+
|
556 |
+
Thanks but I'm sticking with the just works stuff.
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+
--- 92868030
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>>92813448 (OP)
|
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+
org roam is the best note taking app for emacs
|
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+
--- 92868092
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>>92867819
|
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+
what are you doing on /g/ then?
|
563 |
+
>muh muh shilling proprietary corporate stuff muh for fun
|
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+
--- 92868931
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>>92868030
|
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+
for sure + org-roam-ui
|
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+
--- 92870359
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+
>>92830171
|
569 |
+
yes sir very much thanks for doing the needful and promoting microsoft™ products.
|
570 |
+
5 rupees has been added to your account thanks kindly sir
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--- 92861707
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>>92858108
|
306 |
whatever you want, in my case i use arch
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--- 92861707
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>>92858108
|
306 |
whatever you want, in my case i use arch
|
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+
--- 92861887
|
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+
>>92861493
|
309 |
+
just in case you don't know what the difference is
|
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+
--- 92862106
|
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+
I forgot to change /etc/aliases during testing and now I may have been blacklisted by gmail because I sent a bunch of ill-configured mail to them
|
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+
--- 92862219
|
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+
>>92861887
|
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+
conses aren't used exclusively to represent lists
|
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+
--- 92862545
|
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+
>>92861887
|
317 |
+
So there's no body?
|
318 |
+
I think you don't know what a tail normally is.
|
319 |
+
--- 92862608
|
320 |
+
Just treat a number in the operator position as an index. So car would be (0 something)
|
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+
--- 92862735
|
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+
>>92822237 (OP)
|
323 |
+
Just rename to /lolemacs/ already (pronounced lolimaxx)
|
324 |
+
--- 92862848
|
325 |
+
>>92862608
|
326 |
+
what would (1 '(0 . 1)) return? what would (1 (0 1)) return?
|
327 |
+
--- 92863711
|
328 |
+
>>92862219
|
329 |
+
so ?
|
330 |
+
--- 92863759
|
331 |
+
>>92862848
|
332 |
+
it's illegal you can't do that
|
333 |
+
--- 92863876
|
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>>92863759
|
335 |
+
>illegal function call
|
336 |
+
Reported to the FBI, sick freak.
|
337 |
+
--- 92863893
|
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+
>>92858108
|
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+
>>92859584
|
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+
>>92861002
|
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+
>>92861313
|
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+
>>92861707
|
343 |
+
are there any issues with using containers like Snap or Flatpak? I want the latest Emacs but am on Debian and don't want to get into dependency hell.
|
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+
--- 92864643
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+
>>92863711
|
346 |
+
so how is using terminology that only makes sense in reference lists an improvement on car and cdr?
|
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+
--- 92865074
|
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+
>>92863759
|
349 |
+
It was a design suggestion, of course it's not going to work if it's not implemented in the language you're using lol. I think either Arc or Bel has this, or something similar that gave me this idea
|
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+
--- 92865205
|
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>>92862848
|
352 |
+
They would both return 1. Also, I would get rid of the dot notation and distinction between plists & alists.
|
353 |
+
|
354 |
+
A list would just be any non-circular sequence. So they could be implemented as vectors. You would just use declarations if you want it to be a singly linked list, or a vector etc.
|
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+
--- 92865731
|
356 |
+
>>92865205
|
357 |
+
So you just want another Clojure clone?
|
358 |
+
--- 92866272
|
359 |
+
>>92865074
|
360 |
+
inappropriate
|
361 |
+
--- 92866357
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+
>>92865205
|
363 |
+
Yes, you can get rid of car and cdr if you just get rid of conses entirely. But as long as you have cons car and cdr are at least as good as any other name. Certainly better than any name making reference to the structure of a list.
|
364 |
+
--- 92866385
|
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+
>>92863893
|
366 |
+
kek, classic debian struggles
|
367 |
+
--- 92866579
|
368 |
+
>>92863893
|
369 |
+
>>92866385
|
370 |
+
Just download the source tarball and run ./configure && make && make install. Yes, it just works on Debian too.
|
371 |
+
--- 92866618
|
372 |
+
>>92852675
|
373 |
+
>Cons aren't lists
|
374 |
+
Yes they are. By definition, in Lisp, a list is either a cons or the special value NIL, which denotes the empty list.
|
375 |
+
--- 92866768
|
376 |
+
>>92866618
|
377 |
+
(cons 1 2) isn't a list. It's a pair.
|
378 |
+
It's called LISt Processing, not CONs Processing. There is no good reason to not restrict a list cons pair to only point to a list or nil in its cdr
|
379 |
+
--- 92866845
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+
>>92865205
|
381 |
+
So would you get rid of alists or plists? If you get rid of cons cells theydo not magically become the same.
|
382 |
+
--- 92866858
|
383 |
+
>>92866768
|
384 |
+
listp === (or consp null)
|
385 |
+
You're conflating lists and proper lists.
|
386 |
+
--- 92868736
|
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+
>>92858108
|
388 |
+
install guix
|
389 |
+
--- 92868942
|
390 |
+
>>92866768
|
391 |
+
Whatever you want to call it, a list in Lisp is either NIL or a pair.
|
392 |
+
--- 92870382
|
393 |
+
>>92855909
|
394 |
+
wired-mode
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--- 92861198
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>>92823320
|
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fpbp
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--- 92861198
|
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>>92823320
|
700 |
fpbp
|
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+
--- 92862055
|
702 |
+
because
|
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+
--- 92863200
|
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+
>>92853448
|
705 |
+
High estrogen post
|
706 |
+
--- 92864745
|
707 |
+
I've installed Mint on 5-6 computers and only issue I ever encountered was a login loop. I haven't fixed it because I just RDP to that computer any way lol.
|
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+
--- 92864804
|
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+
>>92822890 (OP)
|
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+
the developers don't get paid enoough to polish it... in fact they don't get paid AT ALL
|
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+
--- 92866469
|
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+
>>92864804
|
713 |
+
gnome foundation has 1 million dollars yearly, 10k from microsoft every month and canonical devs who work together on integratuon, and redhat niggers and they still can’t onplement a system tray
|
714 |
+
--- 92866609
|
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+
>>92849174
|
716 |
+
>winholm syndrome sufferers use windows because they think linux is too hard even though linux just werks and they have to jump through 20 different hoops to make windows somewhat usable
|
717 |
+
You will never have full control over proprietary software
|
718 |
+
--- 92866883
|
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+
>>92866469
|
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+
Give them a break, they worked hard for 20 years to create thumbnails without looking at KDE codr
|
721 |
+
--- 92867497
|
722 |
+
because
|
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+
--- 92867597
|
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+
>>92822890 (OP)
|
725 |
+
Try Steam Deck's SteamOS or HoloISO. However for best results, you need to have AMD discrete gpu or APU.
|
726 |
+
--- 92868457
|
727 |
+
>>92823320
|
728 |
+
fpbp
|
729 |
+
--- 92868855
|
730 |
+
>>92866609
|
731 |
+
sounds like loonux
|
732 |
+
--- 92869164
|
733 |
+
kys
|
734 |
+
--- 92870143
|
735 |
+
>>92823320
|
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CHANGED
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>>92861575
|
351 |
Haha that is AI generated, right?
|
352 |
Right anon?
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>>92861575
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Haha that is AI generated, right?
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Right anon?
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--- 92862236
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>>92826207 (OP)
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>>92826226
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>>92828620
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>>92838463
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>>92845860
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>>92848136
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>>92861575
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based
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--- 92862323
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>>92841176
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I like it, it looks nice to live in
|
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--- 92862352
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postin
|
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--- 92862680
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>>92862352
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my dead girlfriend and MOTFD. Very based.
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--- 92862750
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>>92862680
|
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This will reinforce that opinion or shatter it
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--- 92862778
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>>92862750
|
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Nah that's still fine.
|
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--- 92862897
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>>92862750
|
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>fleetwood mac
|
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baste
|
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--- 92862910
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>>92856742
|
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The half-circle desk must be very handy. Also love the hexagon wall art; very simple but it really makes the difference
|
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>>92861575
|
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Watcha doing to those dolls anon?
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>>92861671
|
388 |
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The pink Frozen bag makes really curious of the story of this person's life
|
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>>92861947
|
391 |
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Awesome train set! I would have loved to have something like this when I was young.
|
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>>92862323
|
394 |
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Nice multi-color keyboard, good idea keeping your firearm inches from your hand for when the feds come to kidnap you
|
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--- 92863561
|
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>>92834294
|
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Post your vrchat model
|
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--- 92863674
|
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I'm gonna post some of my favorite
|
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--- 92863857
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what happened to the anon with the red room surrounded by dolls?
|
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--- 92864043
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>>92863705
|
404 |
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日本人のか?
|
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--- 92864431
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>>92864043
|
407 |
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Twitterからばかやろう
|
408 |
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--- 92866118
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409 |
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I'll ask this here: Is the asus proart 24 (16:10 version) enough if I'm not looking to hit billions of FPS and want to do some art on the side??
|
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--- 92866225
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>>92828620
|
412 |
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May I ask what are you currently listening to? Please be specific
|
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--- 92866273
|
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>>92855228
|
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Why cannot I feel happiness like he does
|
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--- 92866480
|
417 |
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пpивeт ave eva яблoчный cын
|
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--- 92866866
|
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>>92834294
|
420 |
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Your room looks like a desert
|
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--- 92867052
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>>92829601
|
423 |
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Dick masterson book. He was the proto andrew tate
|
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--- 92867152
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425 |
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>>92866480
|
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skinny ass kek
|
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--- 92867590
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>>92862352
|
429 |
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Can't quite make out the last three letters, what model is the DAC and what do you think of it? Excellent setup aesthetic.
|
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--- 92867913
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>>92866480
|
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This is what i imagine the room of a sociopath looks like
|
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--- 92868149
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>>92826207 (OP)
|
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Not much, but its home
|
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--- 92868273
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>>92849522
|
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I just tuck everything behind the case and use a couple of cable tidy sleeves
|
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--- 92868282
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>>92868149
|
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I really like the wallpaper alignment you got going there
|
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--- 92868617
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>>92838463
|
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looks like a schizo decorated it
|
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--- 92869893
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>>92866225
|
447 |
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At this moment? Nothing, because I literally just woke up. Last song I've listened to was: https://youtu.be/oYVLIB2Nnic [Embed]
|
448 |
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Last few days, after listening to https://youtu.be/3DyPrDpZ0sc [Embed] I started to dig random mixes of psybient, psychill, goa and slower psytrance. I wanted to explore that scene because usually I listen to very fast music, hi tech psytrance, speedcore and beyond, but never really delved into slower psychodelic music.(on the side note, I only realized that narvas was made by juno reactor literally yesterday, wow)
|
449 |
+
And beyond that, as always I go through random J-core(camellia, t+pazolite, kobaryo, team grimoire, laur, etc), breakcore(goreshit, sewerslvt, sorry about my face, tons of single songs from small producers), yume nikki/yume 2kki/.flow OST and Master Boot Record.
|
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Pic related is my /mu/ chart, but it's really outdated. I will have to remake it one day.
|
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|
452 |
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As of Miku, the last songs I've saved were:
|
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https://youtu.be/GSt0gPV2E9M [Embed]
|
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https://youtu.be/dmHeXH1YthI [Embed]
|
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https://youtu.be/6vkcFND8uN4 [Embed]
|
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https://youtu.be/3_a7B6Xa-xU [Embed]
|
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https://youtu.be/j_b2O1E-xp4 [Embed]
|
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https://youtu.be/kUiMUn-NDbc [Embed]
|
459 |
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https://youtu.be/H7NdD59lyDs [Embed]
|
460 |
+
--- 92869942
|
461 |
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>>92869893
|
462 |
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>breakcore(goreshit, sewerslvt
|
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|
464 |
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based
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What is that calender program?
|
445 |
--- 92860620
|
446 |
simple poop os idc
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What is that calender program?
|
445 |
--- 92860620
|
446 |
simple poop os idc
|
447 |
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--- 92862034
|
448 |
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>>92850591
|
449 |
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>better than your usual wallpapers
|
450 |
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nigga my papes are kino kys
|
451 |
+
--- 92862312
|
452 |
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>>92860389
|
453 |
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this is a script of fvwm, i did it alone
|
454 |
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--- 92864729
|
455 |
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>>92836636
|
456 |
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what's your wallpaper from?
|
457 |
+
--- 92866726
|
458 |
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>>92864729
|
459 |
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/wg/
|
460 |
+
--- 92866790
|
461 |
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>>92828605 (OP)
|
462 |
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can you share your wallpaper please it's very nice
|
463 |
+
--- 92867208
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464 |
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>>92858796
|
465 |
+
>test program for a GUI C11 XCB library
|
466 |
+
sweet ! XCB is quite a grind, but it seems you're handling it well, this looks snappy, I like snappy
|
467 |
+
|
468 |
+
>>92858796
|
469 |
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>Is that a panel made from scratch? What's your lib stack?
|
470 |
+
yes its made from scratch and written like sheit, but I just want to make it work and call it a day. Its made with pygtk + cairo, I'll rewrite in nim in the future, when I'll be fed up of how bad it is .
|
471 |
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--- 92867635
|
472 |
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>>92842014
|
473 |
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>>92842052
|
474 |
+
>>92842155
|
475 |
+
It's been over 24 hours and I still don't have an actual answer.
|
476 |
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--- 92867660
|
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>>92842182
|
478 |
+
Not everything in computing is as simple as macos makes it seem.
|
479 |
+
--- 92867682
|
480 |
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>>92857777
|
481 |
+
This is soul. I wish I could use this version of macos forever
|
482 |
+
--- 92867717
|
483 |
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>>92867682
|
484 |
+
Why can't someone just create a DE for GNU/Linux that is an exact copy of this version of Aqua (plus the bundled applications)
|
485 |
+
Just create a clone same with the Windows 98/XP/Vista/7 DE.
|
486 |
+
--- 92867730
|
487 |
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>>92830738
|
488 |
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consoomes less resoruces and works pretty good
|
489 |
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--- 92867752
|
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>>92867717
|
491 |
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Because the tiny user base would make the upkeep effort stupid
|
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+
--- 92867777
|
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>>92828605 (OP)
|
494 |
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Why would you do this to an innocent linux installation? Make it look like maccos is basically digital rape. Please neck yourself.
|
495 |
+
--- 92867831
|
496 |
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>>92847965
|
497 |
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dude just install what they tell you to.
|
498 |
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--- 92867868
|
499 |
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>>92867831
|
500 |
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But I'm a contrarian
|
501 |
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--- 92867875
|
502 |
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>>92867777
|
503 |
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checked, also I agree
|
504 |
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--- 92867969
|
505 |
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>>92836980
|
506 |
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Ubuntu was a lot comfier with gnome 3 than 40+...
|
507 |
+
--- 92868962
|
508 |
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>>92868115
|
509 |
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where did you get a fucking 580 2048sp?
|
510 |
+
--- 92869060
|
511 |
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>>92868962
|
512 |
+
You get $50k amazon credit if you certify as BIPOC In Tech
|
513 |
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--- 92869063
|
514 |
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>>92833218
|
515 |
+
monki
|
516 |
+
--- 92869209
|
517 |
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>>92868115
|
518 |
+
>580 2048SP
|
519 |
+
Is this a pci-e 2.0 graphics card?
|
520 |
+
--- 92870127
|
521 |
+
>>92830088
|
522 |
+
>installing apps is easier and faster
|
523 |
+
How. On macOS you literally just drag and drop image apps inside a folder like a cretin
|
524 |
+
>software stability of open-source apps
|
525 |
+
Nobody using macos would use anything opensource while there are convenient alternatives already available
|
526 |
+
>security
|
527 |
+
I don't have any basis to claim the macOS is safer than mageia, but what are yours?
|
528 |
+
--- 92870142
|
529 |
+
>>92832012
|
530 |
+
Or maybe OP is just a redditor like the rest of the tourists on this shit hole
|
531 |
+
--- 92870253
|
532 |
+
Whats is the neofaggot alternative ? The one with the ansi option that just output actual system info ?
|
533 |
+
--- 92870325
|
534 |
+
>>92845912
|
535 |
+
Mint+Cinnamon is pretty cool. I picked that for my father because he wanted to eventually move away from windows and give linux a try. Layout is intuitive even for windows users. I riced it using
|
536 |
+
>Nordic Polar theme
|
537 |
+
>Nordic Dark Icons
|
538 |
+
>Capitaine Cursor
|
539 |
+
--- 92870329
|
540 |
+
>>92870253
|
541 |
+
pridefetch
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|
727 |
--- 92861830
|
728 |
>>92851018
|
729 |
Make it in C instead
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--- 92861830
|
728 |
>>92851018
|
729 |
Make it in C instead
|
730 |
+
--- 92862850
|
731 |
+
>>92851018
|
732 |
+
>my own game engine
|
733 |
+
>on C++
|
734 |
+
YIKES
|
735 |
+
use C
|
736 |
+
--- 92862884
|
737 |
+
>>92862850
|
738 |
+
retard
|
739 |
+
--- 92863047
|
740 |
+
Stop meming C you stupid fags
|
741 |
+
--- 92863048
|
742 |
+
>>92842278
|
743 |
+
Progress update. Like yesterday there isn't much i can share for today, i've been working some more on the commands, for today i finished the common commands, tomorrow i'll move on to the sexual ones, even if i'd also like a lot more common commands, but i'll see about that once i'm done with all of these as there is a lot more sexual ones than common ones.
|
744 |
+
Besides that i also thought a bit longer about the whole problem i had the other day of verbose and implied aspects of the connotations, in the end leaning a bit more towards the latter, as my main issue with this one would be for commands depicting more than a single action, as in the end i thought that i would not support such kinds of commands, instead i will implement a way to trigger multiple commands at the same times which should be a better solution for these kinds of commands. Either way, not much to show so here is one more Remilia
|
745 |
+
--- 92864550
|
746 |
+
Has anyone in this thread sold a game before?
|
747 |
+
--- 92864596
|
748 |
+
>>92864550
|
749 |
+
i have
|
750 |
+
--- 92864693
|
751 |
+
more progress with learnopengl
|
752 |
+
--- 92865506
|
753 |
+
>>92863047
|
754 |
+
Problem faggot bitch?
|
755 |
+
The libraries you use are made in C
|
756 |
+
C(hrist) is king
|
757 |
+
--- 92865524
|
758 |
+
>>92864693
|
759 |
+
You learned this from their book?
|
760 |
+
--- 92865565
|
761 |
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>>92865506
|
762 |
+
Fake, I use Unity.
|
763 |
+
--- 92865652
|
764 |
+
>>92864596
|
765 |
+
Care to name it?
|
766 |
+
--- 92865702
|
767 |
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>>92865524
|
768 |
+
Partly. I'm on the transformation chapter and just added the circular translation.
|
769 |
+
--- 92866137
|
770 |
+
Anyone here have experience moving an old game from DirectDraw to SDL? Currently working on one but DDraw is kind of shit and I'm having to learn two APIs so i can translate one to the other.
|
771 |
+
--- 92866365
|
772 |
+
>>92865652
|
773 |
+
no
|
774 |
+
--- 92867867
|
775 |
+
Bump. I'm bad pixel artist, gonna use free art for that game I'm working on right now...
|
776 |
+
--- 92868043
|
777 |
+
>>92857483
|
778 |
+
>that picture
|
779 |
+
What am I looking at?
|
780 |
+
--- 92868069
|
781 |
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>>92860897
|
782 |
+
>mixels.
|
783 |
+
--- 92868494
|
784 |
+
>>92868043
|
785 |
+
Debug output of generated entities (random animals and plants), I'm printf-debug kind of programmer.
|
786 |
+
Core entities are currently: (core) item, potion, scroll, spell, curse, weapon, armour, plant, animal, bot, player, building, map_entity.
|
787 |
+
--- 92869360
|
788 |
+
After months of procrastinating I'm getting closer to having my shit fixed up. I merged all of my shaders into one big instanced rendering shader, and moved all my textures into a texture array sprite atlas. The TL;DR is that all the graphics for my game (including UI) can be rendered with a single "3D texture" and a single shader.
|
789 |
+
--- 92869394
|
790 |
+
>>92869360
|
791 |
+
Using uber shaders, texture arrays, and unified vertex formats fixes so many logistical problems with batching its a wonder why more games don't do it.
|
792 |
+
--- 92869449
|
793 |
+
>>92869360
|
794 |
+
Good work Anon!
|
795 |
+
>>92869394
|
796 |
+
I use texture atlas in every single toy game engine I wrote...
|
797 |
+
I don't know much about GLSL tho, I used to follow a tutorial.
|
798 |
+
> why more games don't do it.
|
799 |
+
Because people will buy broken games in early access and alpha.
|
800 |
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Think of Cyberpunk 2077, Fallout 76, and many many more.
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--- 92869500
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Man, I spend more time reading Wikipedia pages than writing actual code right now...
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Bronze = Copper + Tin
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Brass = Copper + Zinc
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Linen should be processed flax, ores are melted and purified into ingots, etc. ...
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But once I set up this system, it'll work interestingly I hope...
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--- 92869678
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>>92869563 →
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>So, I ended up hard-coding everything, and expecting the (potential) user to know C instead of learning a custom script.
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Angband uses simple config files https://github.com/angband/angband/blob/master/lib/gamedata/monster.txt
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name:grey mold
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base:mold
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color:s
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speed:110
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depth:1
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rarity:1
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experience:3
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blow:SPORE:HURT:1d4
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blow:SPORE:HURT:1d4
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flags:EMPTY_MIND | STUPID
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desc:A small strange grey growth.
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>can know who can actually access it,
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You can't really know for sure like I said here >>92847581
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In the end it just doesn't matter. Privacy is completely bullshit for chat services online. You must 100% of the time always assume your shit is being tracked or monitored. If you don't you are fucking delusional retard.
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>can know who can actually access it,
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You can't really know for sure like I said here >>92847581
|
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In the end it just doesn't matter. Privacy is completely bullshit for chat services online. You must 100% of the time always assume your shit is being tracked or monitored. If you don't you are fucking delusional retard.
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--- 92862534
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>>92854165
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Discord already has an unusable and ugly UI.
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--- 92863941
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>>92849534
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Yeah, name something more alive than libera. efnet? rizon?
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--- 92864100
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used it for like one year but decided to delete my account. it's fucking horrible for privacy and I'm like 34, not 15
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--- 92864213
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>>92864100
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>34
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>still on 4chan
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--- 92866654
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>>92864100
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>it's fucking horrible for privacy
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wew lad, rejected much xD
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--- 92867098
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>>92861538
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Your argument is essentially that knowing whom can act as a vector for monitoring is the same as not knowing, and assuming a state tier actor as the entity doing the monitoring. You do know that privacy works in tiers just like security, right? If you can restrict the set of monitors, why wouldn't you? Sure lets assume that the big fed can read everything through the hardware embed. This doesn't mean that you should just let smaller actors like the various service providers in the service chain to be able to monitor or _govern_ your discussion. You're too obsessed with the idea that someone can see, when you should be thinking who should see.
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--- 92867156
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Discord is a creepy unchanging logo that tells you "society is here, be people". Discord is a creepy cup of Joe, Discord is society. The developers can only grow old and old, and tell the kids what to do.
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--- 92868436
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>>92854113
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>ukraine is losing
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Ivan, I...
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--- 92868516
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Discord is for trannies
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>>92868436
|
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Kek
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--- 92870130
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>>92836575
|
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>you have to pay to host your own server
|
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bruh. teamspeak could actually be good but it's not. it's jewry at its finest
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--- 92853825
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any advice appreciated
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>>92853805 →
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--- 92853938
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>>92853825
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-
never
|
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--- 92853940
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>>92833570 (OP)
|
479 |
Can anyone here redpill me on SCSS?
|
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--- 92853959
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>>92853940
|
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it's the prod standard when it comes to handling css
|
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--- 92853977
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>>92853940
|
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dunno i just use css and variables for colors and thats it
|
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--- 92854086
|
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>>92853166
|
488 |
>https://openchakra.app/
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>>92861435
|
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Sex
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--- 92853825
|
472 |
any advice appreciated
|
473 |
>>92853805 →
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|
474 |
--- 92853940
|
475 |
>>92833570 (OP)
|
476 |
Can anyone here redpill me on SCSS?
|
477 |
--- 92853959
|
478 |
>>92853940
|
479 |
it's the prod standard when it comes to handling css
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|
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--- 92854086
|
481 |
>>92853166
|
482 |
>https://openchakra.app/
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|
764 |
|
765 |
>>92861435
|
766 |
Sex
|
767 |
+
--- 92862603
|
768 |
+
>>92858506
|
769 |
+
Read out loud that helps me a bit
|
770 |
+
--- 92862825
|
771 |
+
>>92861200
|
772 |
+
FF is my main browser. Works better than Chrome for me.
|
773 |
+
Also FF mobile supports Ublock Origin. Mobile web is not giving me a headache for the first time.
|
774 |
+
--- 92863244
|
775 |
+
>>92840656
|
776 |
+
can you stop bullying me please female im just trying to be a better person
|
777 |
+
--- 92863271
|
778 |
+
>>92840656
|
779 |
+
LinkedIn and Indeed disagree, schizo
|
780 |
+
--- 92863456
|
781 |
+
>>92861200
|
782 |
+
If anything Safari is the new IE. The only times I've had issues with firefox is when I'm on a machine with low memory, and running other electron goyslop apps at the same time, but that's not a firefox issue.
|
783 |
+
--- 92863742
|
784 |
+
>>92861200
|
785 |
+
>keeps randomly freezing for no reason
|
786 |
+
i've been having this problem lately too. i need to check chrome supports all the extensions i like, but i'm very close to switching.
|
787 |
+
--- 92864536
|
788 |
+
>>92861435
|
789 |
+
--- 92864555
|
790 |
+
>>92864536
|
791 |
+
Average Angela Yu enjoyer
|
792 |
+
--- 92864636
|
793 |
+
>>92861357
|
794 |
+
Not fang but over a few startups and f500s i’ve barely even met gays. Mostly just chinks, pajeets, and euros.
|
795 |
+
--- 92864709
|
796 |
+
>>92856799
|
797 |
+
Javascript
|
798 |
+
--- 92865458
|
799 |
+
>>92856900
|
800 |
+
this thing is worse than useless at coding
|
801 |
+
it just hallucinates plausible looking solutions
|
802 |
+
anything but the most simple problem, you will just get some made up functions or syntax or something else that will always at first glance look fine, or even exactly what you were looking for after spending hours googling and going over stack overflow results.
|
803 |
+
And the more complexity and the less you know about the subject, the worse it is because it always looks plausible.
|
804 |
+
don't ever use this thing for anything more than what it is - a chat bot. save yourself the time and frustration
|
805 |
+
--- 92865483
|
806 |
+
>>92864536
|
807 |
+
SHITTED.COM
|
808 |
+
--- 92865601
|
809 |
+
>>92861435
|
810 |
+
brainlet bullshit
|
811 |
+
--- 92865825
|
812 |
+
>Spend the whole day migrating from CRA to Vite
|
813 |
+
What did I accomplish...
|
814 |
+
--- 92865833
|
815 |
+
>>92856799
|
816 |
+
three js library
|
817 |
+
--- 92866070
|
818 |
+
>>92865825
|
819 |
+
a whole headache of using the CRA webpack shit ecosystem with lint checks that prevent builds until you fix them
|
820 |
+
--- 92866201
|
821 |
+
>>92860997
|
822 |
+
>pick one and stick with it
|
823 |
+
That was the idea. I was gonna go with JS. So far everything has been pretty "easy" and I'm having fun, trying to turn the final Foundations project (calculator) into a desktop app with Electron.
|
824 |
+
|
825 |
+
I assume by the end of the JS path I should have a good basis to work on bigger projects and, dare I say, even be able to apply for some "baby's first dev job"?
|
826 |
+
--- 92866284
|
827 |
+
>>92865458
|
828 |
+
I'm new to web dev and I've spent half an hour last night figuring out how to randomize colors in a css file using Math.random() on rgb values and GPT kept going from "You can use calc() to evaluate JS expressions in css" to "sorry for the confusion, you can not use calc() to evaluate JS expressions in css" and back again.
|
829 |
+
--- 92866453
|
830 |
+
Working as frontned dev is comfy, especially thanks to TS, but I kinda miss working with databases and important business logic. I want to work with both ideally desu. /blog
|
831 |
+
--- 92866731
|
832 |
+
How can I get the length of a horizontal scrollbar? I need this length to calculate something, but can't find any solutions online
|
833 |
+
--- 92867585
|
834 |
+
I've been watching some developers stories on youtube and something I've noticed is that I was not the only one that thought of making a game back in the beginning, kek, seems like such a common thing
|
835 |
+
I dropped c and c++ two times in my life, never made anything concrete
|
836 |
+
--- 92867684
|
837 |
+
>>92867585
|
838 |
+
Kek same. I remember 10 years ago reading this doorstopper of a book about "C++ for game programming", worked my way through it and ended up with a space invaders clone. I feel like I was a lot smarter as a teen when it came to new concept.
|
839 |
+
What booze does to a nigga.
|
840 |
+
--- 92868487
|
841 |
+
What's your favourite browser, /wdg/?
|
842 |
+
|
843 |
+
For me, it's Chrome. It just werks.
|
844 |
+
--- 92868492
|
845 |
+
>>92868487
|
846 |
+
I like firefox, but I use chrome for webdev
|
847 |
+
--- 92868552
|
848 |
+
Applied for my first jobs:
|
849 |
+
completely ignored by 2,
|
850 |
+
invited for an interview by 2
|
851 |
+
and one I got a mail: "do fizzbuzz in this niche framework which - was never part of the requirements but fuck you - until this random deadline, also do a simple CRUD app"
|
852 |
+
It's quite literally /g/ out there in the jungle.
|
853 |
+
--- 92868709
|
854 |
+
>>92868552
|
855 |
+
>completely ignored by 2,
|
856 |
+
>invited for an interview by 2
|
857 |
+
>and one I got a mail: "do fizzbuzz in this niche framework which - was never part of the requirements but fuck you - until this random deadline, also do a simple CRUD app"
|
858 |
+
not bad
|
859 |
+
what stack?
|
860 |
+
--- 92868850
|
861 |
+
>>92868709
|
862 |
+
mostly backend, but also fullstack.
|
863 |
+
I tend to use node with express and postgre on the backend and next for frontend. Of course with SASS, I am sane and simply person not a freak after all.
|
864 |
+
|
865 |
+
But I have done vanilla stuff, too. And dare I say, I liked it.
|
866 |
+
--- 92868852
|
867 |
+
>>92868552
|
868 |
+
>also do a simple CRUD app
|
869 |
+
If you already had a CRUD app to show them, would that suffice? Or are they saying you need to make a new one with their specific requirements?
|
870 |
+
|
871 |
+
I already have a couple of CRUD apps I could show employers if they ask for one, but if they ask me to make a new one from scratch for them then I would be annoyed.
|
872 |
+
--- 92868866
|
873 |
+
>>92868487
|
874 |
+
chrome is a must for devin' or at least testing your website, but I'll be damned if I ever use it to browse the internet, no botneterino pls sir
|
875 |
+
--- 92868984
|
876 |
+
>>92868850
|
877 |
+
And you applied for the positions listing this stack or something else?
|
878 |
+
--- 92869052
|
879 |
+
>>92868866
|
880 |
+
I use Chrome for personal browsing myself. If Google has data on their servers saying that my device browses 4chan, I don't really care. It's not like they're emailing people I know telling them that.
|
881 |
+
|
882 |
+
If I ever do any browsing that I want to be completely private then I just fire up Tor. But it's rare that I have that need.
|
883 |
+
|
884 |
+
If I did switch browsers it would probably be to Edge, because I prefer Chromium browsers to Firefox or Safari. Or maybe I would look at Brave.
|
885 |
+
--- 92869079
|
886 |
+
>>92869052
|
887 |
+
ff never failed me, brave wants to pay me to browse (lolwut), and chromium is tainted by goolag
|
888 |
+
--- 92869117
|
889 |
+
>>92868984
|
890 |
+
I applied for positions which fit only: Either basics like html5/css3/js or maybe with additional react, typescript, node requirements, which I am ok with.
|
891 |
+
>>92868852
|
892 |
+
Do have some, but they have their personal requirements. And they want me to do it in angular, which I am not familiar with and the job description also never mentioned this. I think they're just fucking around with youngsters...
|
893 |
+
--- 92869123
|
894 |
+
>>92869079
|
895 |
+
>chromium is tainted by goolag
|
896 |
+
You object to the data they collect? Or something else?
|
897 |
+
--- 92869162
|
898 |
+
>>92869123
|
899 |
+
idk, I'd rather use something else than what google is using
|
900 |
+
--- 92869232
|
901 |
+
do people really usually containerize nginx or is gpt hallucinating again?
|
902 |
+
--- 92869274
|
903 |
+
>>92869232
|
904 |
+
I can barely tell if people are really high as fuck and do all this shit just to put out simply websites...
|
905 |
+
--- 92869380
|
906 |
+
>>92869274
|
907 |
+
this is smells more like for devops people
|
908 |
+
--- 92869382
|
909 |
+
Has anyone used Puppeteer for webscraping before? This code works, but it looks like ass trying to grab elements within elements within elements within....
|
910 |
+
|
911 |
+
Surely there is a better way to do this?
|
912 |
+
--- 92869864
|
913 |
+
>>92869382
|
914 |
+
why not `#resholder > div > *:first-child > *:first-child > *:first-child > *:first-child` as the selector?
|
915 |
+
--- 92870137
|
916 |
+
>>92869232
|
917 |
+
GPT loves hallucinating. I tried to get it to do something yesterday and it just kept repeating plausible-looking but incorrect solutions, over and over. So I had to figure out how to accomplish the task myself.
|
918 |
+
--- 92870332
|
919 |
+
>>92870137
|
920 |
+
same happened to me, I called it names afterwards
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|
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I'm not supposed to use the numpy conv() function for this.
|
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|
766 |
What am I overlooking here?
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764 |
I'm not supposed to use the numpy conv() function for this.
|
765 |
|
766 |
What am I overlooking here?
|
767 |
+
--- 92861958
|
768 |
+
>>92861705
|
769 |
+
you mean 1D convolution for image processing?
|
770 |
+
your formula is wrong.
|
771 |
+
f(i) = summation(j = 0 to m) h(j)*(f(i - j + m/2)
|
772 |
+
|
773 |
+
In a for loop, that would be:
|
774 |
+
for i = 0 to range max(i):
|
775 |
+
for j = 0 to range m:
|
776 |
+
f(i) += h[j] * f[i - j + m/2]
|
777 |
+
--- 92862013
|
778 |
+
i was reading the wiki on /hsg/, and couldnt find this out, is there a way to set up a server PC to run a bunch of anime or tv shows and stuff as a bootleg tv channel? like i'm not wanting to share that shit over the internet, but i want something that i can just cut on without having to deal with ads but also be able to go from the living room to the bedroom without hassling over it
|
779 |
+
--- 92862045
|
780 |
+
>>92862013
|
781 |
+
not sure I understand -> can't you just get a Smart Tv in your living room and one in your bedroom, and Chrome Cast from any device onto whichever tv you prefer?
|
782 |
+
--- 92862051
|
783 |
+
>>92862013
|
784 |
+
Yes but it doesn't work with anime
|
785 |
+
--- 92862068
|
786 |
+
>>92862045
|
787 |
+
i could, but then im in a walled garden that someone else built
|
788 |
+
>>92862051
|
789 |
+
it cant run mp4 files? what's the software?
|
790 |
+
--- 92862089
|
791 |
+
>>92862013
|
792 |
+
>>92862051
|
793 |
+
>>92862068
|
794 |
+
I was joking but why not just right click and select play all and then select shuffle and loop in your media player? It will play them all at random forever
|
795 |
+
--- 92862108
|
796 |
+
>>92862013
|
797 |
+
>>92862068
|
798 |
+
>>92862089
|
799 |
+
Maybe try one of the free streaming softwares like Plex. You can stream anything to any device just like your own personal netflix
|
800 |
+
--- 92862115
|
801 |
+
>>92862089
|
802 |
+
i'm wanting to be able to run a machine that does exactly that, but have it set up so i can have other machines on the same network stream the videos to whatever display theyre connected to
|
803 |
+
>>92862108
|
804 |
+
and thats why i came here instead of /hsg/ i fucking knew i had heard of it before, that's probably what i'm looking for thank you
|
805 |
+
--- 92862137
|
806 |
+
>>92862115
|
807 |
+
np I've been thinking about setting one up myself with all my favorite shows and just play it 24/7 for background noise.
|
808 |
+
--- 92862311
|
809 |
+
What if Elon Musk buys 4chan?
|
810 |
+
--- 92862359
|
811 |
+
>>92861300
|
812 |
+
Make sure to cut the CPU in half, it reduces consumption by 50%.
|
813 |
+
--- 92862381
|
814 |
+
>>92862359
|
815 |
+
That makes sense, thanks for the tip
|
816 |
+
--- 92862438
|
817 |
+
>>92861176
|
818 |
+
bump
|
819 |
+
--- 92862479
|
820 |
+
Would it be possible to change the pinout of a standard ATX power supply from around 2007-2009 to match this one which is even older?
|
821 |
+
https://old.pinouts.ru/Power/24_pin_COMPAQ_power_suppl_pinout.shtml
|
822 |
+
|
823 |
+
I have all the parts BUT THE CASE of an old compaq computer from around 98. The original power supply isn't standard ATX so I can't put it in the case that I bought for it. I got a spare power supply, but it doesn't work because it isn't the same pinout.
|
824 |
+
|
825 |
+
I don't know what the fuck RTN, Vaux and VR/S means.
|
826 |
+
Also the standard ATX PSU has one empty pin, but the old one doesn't. The old one also has one pin with 2 black cables connected to it... wtffff
|
827 |
+
I need help
|
828 |
+
--- 92862491
|
829 |
+
>>92862311
|
830 |
+
Just imagine if he leaked the internal slacks and emails like he did at twitter.
|
831 |
+
--- 92862498
|
832 |
+
>>92862137
|
833 |
+
just installed the media server software, i'm looking into Kodi now because plex wants to force an account
|
834 |
+
i dont no curry muncher to see what i got going on with my shit, appreciate the help though
|
835 |
+
just need to figure out how to get one device to run the video and have other devices "watch" the video as it plays
|
836 |
+
--- 92862786
|
837 |
+
>>92861958
|
838 |
+
|
839 |
+
simple mathematical convolution for any array, actually. I realized I might have followed one for image-processing by accident but it's just math and nothing else really.
|
840 |
+
|
841 |
+
The sum of those two arrays should be [6 7 10 4], and I had something along the lines of that for loop you posted before I posted my original iteration of the code.
|
842 |
+
|
843 |
+
What's the purpose of the m variable you have there, by the way?
|
844 |
+
|
845 |
+
Anywho, I did change up the loop to fit the simple 1D convolution parameters. Still doesn't work for whatever reason.
|
846 |
+
|
847 |
+
x = [3,2,4]
|
848 |
+
h = [2,1]
|
849 |
+
|
850 |
+
y = ((len(x)+len(h)+1))*[0]
|
851 |
+
|
852 |
+
for i in range(len(y)):
|
853 |
+
for j in range(len(h)):
|
854 |
+
y[i] += x[i - j + 1] * h[j-1]
|
855 |
+
|
856 |
+
|
857 |
+
print(y[1])
|
858 |
+
--- 92862807
|
859 |
+
>>92862786
|
860 |
+
ignore that print(y[1]) that was me testing my loop
|
861 |
+
--- 92863204
|
862 |
+
Is there a fucking way to save images that isn't compressed by fucking mobile?
|
863 |
+
I keep getting m.jpg images each time i save a large enough image on here.
|
864 |
+
|
865 |
+
Someone pass me a custom CSS to disable this shit. PLEASE.
|
866 |
+
--- 92863216
|
867 |
+
>>92840260
|
868 |
+
Pass me the pdf
|
869 |
+
--- 92863262
|
870 |
+
>>92862786
|
871 |
+
What do you mean "doesn't work"? Is Python throwing you errors?
|
872 |
+
Again, i don't see you using a modulo or following the image convolution formula, as in picrel
|
873 |
+
--- 92863356
|
874 |
+
why arent more people using Auto-GPT?
|
875 |
+
--- 92863396
|
876 |
+
can twitter's videos have virus?
|
877 |
+
--- 92863429
|
878 |
+
>>92863262
|
879 |
+
I'm not supposed to be using a modulus for this convolution equation-- I am supposed to be using the equation in picrel.
|
880 |
+
|
881 |
+
Anywho, the error I get is that " y[i] += x[i - j + 1] * h[j-1]
|
882 |
+
IndexError: list index out of range"
|
883 |
+
--- 92863518
|
884 |
+
>>92861372
|
885 |
+
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-apology_apology
|
886 |
+
?
|
887 |
+
--- 92863643
|
888 |
+
How do I wipe Adobe Acrobat from my laptop? I have a pirated photoshop CC 2015 from years ago that still works, but it did weird shit before on my last laptop and on this one as time went on, like make a second version of itself somehow. Acrobat updater kept running nonstop in the background, Adobe anti-piracy shit was so annoying I had to physically find and delete the exes to make them stop. What I want now is to completely root out all Adobe everything from my system, registry and all, so I can then properly pirate Acrobat and Photoshop again. How can I even go about doing this? Where do I start?
|
889 |
+
--- 92863989
|
890 |
+
>>92863396
|
891 |
+
Been really curious about this too since porn be came the norm on twitter
|
892 |
+
--- 92864031
|
893 |
+
Can you somehow underclock your wifi base station so it has less range?
|
894 |
+
--- 92864173
|
895 |
+
>>92864031
|
896 |
+
Yeah they have a transmit power setting.
|
897 |
+
--- 92864215
|
898 |
+
>>92862479
|
899 |
+
>I can't put it in the case that I bought for it
|
900 |
+
So the physical shape is slightly different?
|
901 |
+
I also had a Compaq case from late 90s and had to angle grind a bit to make a standard PSU fit. The difference wasn't huge.
|
902 |
+
--- 92864239
|
903 |
+
>>92862013
|
904 |
+
You could stream with VLC for example. Not sure what's the Gentoomen way of streaming video files.
|
905 |
+
--- 92864272
|
906 |
+
>>92857501
|
907 |
+
/fglt/ - more like x86 booting and partitioning general
|
908 |
+
--- 92864277
|
909 |
+
Will a Intel Core i5-1235U with Intel Iris Xe "Gen 12.2" graphics have hardware accelerated AV1 decode?
|
910 |
+
Will it be usable under Win 11 with Firefox and Chromium browsers? VLC & MPC as well?
|
911 |
+
With YT pushing for AV1 at 1080p and below, it feels like not having usable AV1 decode on a brand new notebook is a waste of money.
|
912 |
+
--- 92864307
|
913 |
+
>>92864239
|
914 |
+
i casually looked it up, something something, have a linux (maybe not even a linux can literally just be any) machine running as a media server that can be discovered by the software, go in to Kodi's settings and designate it as a source using it's IP address and file system, quick jewtube search pulled me a video on it, looks easy, just need to get my ass on it is all
|
915 |
+
--- 92864342
|
916 |
+
>>92864307
|
917 |
+
Isn't Kodi stuff specific to Kodi clients? You could have it as a "crude" video stream that's playable on anything.
|
918 |
+
--- 92864392
|
919 |
+
>>92864342
|
920 |
+
maybe? i would imagine it would be tied tied to their player, i'll have to check out VLC and compare the two once i get them both running
|
921 |
+
--- 92864404
|
922 |
+
>>92833898 (OP)
|
923 |
+
I've been working for an MSP for three months now. It's my first MSP job after being a "Sys Admin" (in label only) for the past five years in comparitively "comfy" roles. Now I actually have to troubleshoot multiple problems a day and resolve them, and I'm really struggling. The stress is getting to me. What can I do to become a better troubleshooter and thrive in the MSP environment? I'm overwhelmed. 30+ clients, all with environments of varying complexity, all with their own quirks, users, software stacks, and obviously differing hardware form different firewalls, switches, routers, servers, hypervisors... It's making me feel stupid. I have tickets that have been in my queue for 2+ weeks now because I don't know how to solve them. My brain feels like jelly.
|
924 |
+
--- 92864422
|
925 |
+
>>92833898 (OP)
|
926 |
+
Which porn site has the best recommendations?
|
927 |
+
--- 92864437
|
928 |
+
>>92864422
|
929 |
+
xhamster's are pretty good
|
930 |
+
--- 92864441
|
931 |
+
My mic and headset won't work at the same time when I play games. My computer also registers my headset and microphone as separate entities, not sure if that should be the case or not. It's either I can hear the audio with no mic, or use the mic and receive no audio.
|
932 |
+
|
933 |
+
What's going on? It's my first time using a bluetooth headset on my PC
|
934 |
+
--- 92864462
|
935 |
+
>>92864441
|
936 |
+
Right click the speaker>sounds>recording tab
|
937 |
+
Set default your new mic
|
938 |
+
--- 92864532
|
939 |
+
How do I archive a website that utilizes PHP?
|
940 |
+
Will Ctrl + S (Website, complete) download it too or do I need to do something special?
|
941 |
+
--- 92864583
|
942 |
+
>>92864462
|
943 |
+
I did what you said and saw pic related (right). Wouldn't let me do anything to microphone. It was showing my Headset there as well, but it went away after I disconnected then connected my headset. Then I saw pic related (left). I also neglected to mention that sometimes my headset would be recognized as one as shown, and other times split as in previous post.
|
944 |
+
|
945 |
+
Thanks for responding, anon.
|
946 |
+
I also forgot to
|
947 |
+
--- 92864694
|
948 |
+
>>92863518
|
949 |
+
Thanks but nah that's not quite it
|
950 |
+
I've probably explained it badly tho
|
951 |
+
--- 92864728
|
952 |
+
>>92864215
|
953 |
+
Look at the pic. It's much bigger.
|
954 |
+
--- 92864743
|
955 |
+
>>92864583
|
956 |
+
Oh the mic is probably in the playback tab for some reason.
|
957 |
+
--- 92864865
|
958 |
+
>>92864743
|
959 |
+
Just the Headphones now
|
960 |
+
--- 92864918
|
961 |
+
>>92864865
|
962 |
+
Okay make it so that you can only hear from your headphones, open a game and see if you can set the mic your headphone's mic. If anyone can hear you and you can hear the game then it's working as intended. If not then the firmware might be fucked and you need to return the headset.
|
963 |
+
--- 92865081
|
964 |
+
What's the best way to turn an old android phone into a NAS? I've tried the samba termux package but it keeps disconnecting and I have to restart it everytime I want to access it.
|
965 |
+
--- 92865214
|
966 |
+
>>92848083
|
967 |
+
>There's a phone line in the office too.
|
968 |
+
Is it being used? Or is there a 2nd jack to plug a phone into? Most homes built after ~2008 use 4 pair UTP cables to run the phone lines, instead of phone line. so it might be as simple as popping off the face plate and punching down the cable to a plate with an RJ-45 jack. Look up on youtube how to punch down cables. It's not hard and the tool is like $10. If you use the phone and have a 2nd line to the office, get a face plate with both an RJ-45 and a RJ-11. Only downside is it's probly shitty cat-5 cable.
|
969 |
+
|
970 |
+
For the record: RJ = registered jack. RJ-45 = standard network cable jack. RJ-11 = phone cable jack.
|
971 |
+
|
972 |
+
|
973 |
+
>powerlines
|
974 |
+
>shitty at higher speeds
|
975 |
+
Dunno how they perform at higher speeds but this should only be a last ditch effort. More complex power distribution installations can introduce weird issues. Like if you're in an apartment complex, it is possible people in the same building could access your network. Or EMI from AC motors like fans or fridges can cause awful latency issues. I've heard other weird things, like the devices being isolated to the same circuit breaker (ie if living room is on breaker A, and NAS is on breaker B, the devices wouldn't be able to establish connection or may do wonky things). But I dunno how true that is. I've never used this type of connection or even seen one in person. I just know what my certification guide I studied 9 years ago said about it lol
|
976 |
+
--- 92865369
|
977 |
+
>>92863429
|
978 |
+
well yeah of course it's out of bounds don't you see?
|
979 |
+
in your original photo, when l is say, 4, and i is 0, then you are attempting to access i[6].
|
980 |
+
That variable doesn't exist, i goes only up to i[2], that's your error anon.
|
981 |
+
On your 2nd attempt, again I can clearly see how the for loop would reach x[4] or x[5], once again going out of bounds.
|
982 |
+
Solution? Well figure it out yourself. When I did computer vision convolution we usually padded the images to avoid the indexing errors, and then removed the padding afterwards. Or maybe we just set out-of-bounds values to 0, don't remember
|
983 |
+
--- 92865503
|
984 |
+
>>92865214
|
985 |
+
If you're willing to spend a little cash I'd get one of these bitches https://store.ui.com/products/access-point-wifi-6-in-wall ....and use it in bridge mode. What that means is it connects to WiFi network and makes it available to the wired device. You could hook up a switch and connect multiple devices if you choose. I advise to get a 2nd one of these (more appropriately something like the U6 Lite) to act as your wifi radio and turn off the wifi radio in your router. These radios just demolish most consumer router radios, even expensive goofy looking ones like netgear's nighthawk.
|
986 |
+
|
987 |
+
Biggest downside to these enterprise/commercial grade stuff is you'll need to install a controller on your computer to configure them (the devices literally have one job and do only one job--a web UI is additional "jobs"): There's Mac download available and Windows is here https://www.ui.com/download/unifi-switching-routing/default/default/unifi-network-application-7383-windows
|
988 |
+
--- 92866171
|
989 |
+
>>92863204
|
990 |
+
>>92863204
|
991 |
+
>>92863204
|
992 |
+
--- 92866198
|
993 |
+
>>92864918
|
994 |
+
Thanks, anon. That seemed to fix it.
|
995 |
+
--- 92866624
|
996 |
+
How can I get the length of a horizontal scrollbar? I need this length to calculate something, but can't find any solutions online
|
997 |
+
--- 92866666
|
998 |
+
Graduated with a CS degree 2021, I went back to my old job because they "promised" me a full time position with a degree. After multiple failed interviews for positions that get filled with corporate family members, what do I need to do to get hired somewhere
|
999 |
+
--- 92866679
|
1000 |
+
>>92866666
|
1001 |
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Make friends, my dear devil.
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--- 92866699
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what are these? do I need to install all of them? I am unfamiliar with F1, F2, etc.
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--- 92866755
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>>92861176
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1006 |
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You need to learn the shell basics before diving into stuff like Nix.
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>>92864404
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You're supposed to escalate difficult tickets, then review them yo see how senior techs solved those problems.
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>>92864441
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Where it shows two devices, that is expected for Bluetooth audio. I suggest reading about BT audio profiles to understand why your expectations are unrealistic.
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TL;DR Bluetooth headphones are not suitable for gaming
|
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--- 92866785
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>>92864532
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PHP or not PHP makes no difference
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>>92866699
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Install the most recent one
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--- 92866818
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>>92866785
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>Install the most recent one
|
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Some of these downloads don't yield an install file. Seems this is one of them. There is no README, I am not sure what do with these guys. Same thing for the Misc section downloads and the SATA RAID/AHCI-Intel SATA Preinstall driver.
|
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+
--- 92866820
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+
Any good remote desktop solutions that are foss, encrypted, and have a good Android client?
|
1028 |
+
--- 92866877
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1029 |
+
Does emulation (PS2, up to Switch) have any specific requirements compared to not emulating? Lets say you had a PC for playing PC games, and another for emulation. Would you get the same CPU for them? Or does emulation work better on specific amounts of cores or threads or whatever it is. I remember back in the day being told to not get 6 core CPU's for games since they weren't able to utilise them properly or something? idk. Is emulation the same as just a regular gaming PC you won't emulate console games on?
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+
|
1031 |
+
Here are the CPU's I have access to. Most I'd pay is for the i7.
|
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+
For just PC gaming I'd get the 13600. Also what is the difference with a 13600k vs a 13600kf? Why the price difference?
|
1033 |
+
--- 92866906
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1034 |
+
Hey guys, my internet isn't working unless I connect my VPN, (I'm using Mullvad) please help.
|
1035 |
+
Tried ipconfig /flushdns
|
1036 |
+
ipconfig /registerdns
|
1037 |
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netsh winsock reset
|
1038 |
+
netsh int ip reset
|
1039 |
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ipconfig /renew but that didn't work either.
|
1040 |
+
I'm stumped.
|
1041 |
+
--- 92866914
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1042 |
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>>92866818
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1043 |
+
What kind of install file for a motherboard?
|
1044 |
+
Copy those files to a USB drive, reboot, spam End, follow instructions.
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+
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1046 |
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>>92866820
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+
Rustdesk, possibly
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1048 |
+
|
1049 |
+
>>92866906
|
1050 |
+
Does it work after a reboot?
|
1051 |
+
--- 92866937
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1052 |
+
any good resources on being anonymous? i.e vpn and tor type stuff.
|
1053 |
+
--- 92866968
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1054 |
+
Should I be using this as a temporary surge protector (tap) in my bedroom? I have my fan and PC plugged into the same outlet.
|
1055 |
+
--- 92866989
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1056 |
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>>92866914
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1057 |
+
Yeah I can restart and it loads everything fine, the Internet just doesn't connect.
|
1058 |
+
--- 92867034
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+
>>92866989
|
1060 |
+
Sorry, was replying to >>92866914>Does it work after a reboot?
|
1061 |
+
--- 92867141
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1062 |
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>>92866877
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1063 |
+
Some emulators utilize SSE4 found in Intel CPUs. But any Intel CPU made since like 2006 has SSE4. AMD has some weird SSE4.2 thing that the emulators don't seem to use. That being said I haven't had many performance issues with my AMD CPUs. Most emulators also tend to prefer faster single threaded performance (whether or not they use SSE4) because all the ones I've ever used don't seem to use more than 2-3 cores.
|
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+
--- 92867309
|
1065 |
+
>>92862498
|
1066 |
+
check out Jellyfin also and let me know what you think about it please
|
1067 |
+
--- 92867688
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1068 |
+
>>92866914
|
1069 |
+
>What kind of install file for a motherboard?
|
1070 |
+
>Copy those files to a USB drive, reboot, spam End, follow instructions.
|
1071 |
+
Can you explain what you mean a bit more clearly? You're not speaking to someone who is well-practiced in this kind of thing. You lost me at "spam End, follow instructions".
|
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+
--- 92868111
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1073 |
+
>>92867688
|
1074 |
+
Turn off your computer, start filming the monitor with your phone, turn on the computer and film until your login screen appears.
|
1075 |
+
Then scroll through this video and read carefully all it says on the VERY FIRST picture that appears on screen.
|
1076 |
+
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1077 |
+
>>92866989
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1078 |
+
Nigga, does the internet work after a reboot? Don't start the stupid VPN if it breaks your internet, like wtf is going through your head?!
|
1079 |
+
>my internet works
|
1080 |
+
>let me start this garbage app that breaks it
|
1081 |
+
>internet doesn't work
|
1082 |
+
>surprised_pikachu.jpg
|
1083 |
+
--- 92868160
|
1084 |
+
>>92868111
|
1085 |
+
No, it doesn't work when I reboot, I have to connect the vpn for it to work, how the fuck else am I supposed to load the page to post it didn't work?
|
1086 |
+
--- 92868359
|
1087 |
+
Kinda want an idea if my computer is running at an okay temp. I get mixed results just googling things. I'm running a geforce rtx 3060 and the temp is usually around 40-45C but goes up to 60C or even 65C if I'm playing a high graphics game or doing AI art generation. Some places I've read I should be shooting for 50-55C so would I accomplish that with more fans or do I really need to upgrade my heatsink?
|
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+
--- 92868392
|
1089 |
+
>>92868111
|
1090 |
+
>Nigga, does the internet work after a reboot?
|
1091 |
+
No, do you see now? The Internet doesn't load
|
1092 |
+
WITHOUT the vpn ffs.
|
1093 |
+
--- 92868406
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+
>>92868359
|
1095 |
+
its fine
|
1096 |
+
--- 92868409
|
1097 |
+
>>92868359
|
1098 |
+
Obsessing over what temps 'should' be is the path to madness. A lot of it comes down to your individual components and case. 65c for a GPU is completely fine, anyway. It's exceptionally hard to cause problems for modern components with heat, basically everything important is rated to be pegged at 100c for hours and will auto-throttle or shut off if in danger.
|
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+
The real thing you need to be mindful of is the voltages and clocks you're achieving. If you're at 65c but you're only getting it because your GPU is at rock-bottom frequencies, then you have a problem. Doesn't sound like you do, though.
|
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+
--- 92868414
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>>92866937
|
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tldr: youre fucked
|
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+
--- 92868415
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>>92868359
|
1105 |
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That's not hot at all.
|
1106 |
+
The latest Ryzen 7000 chips are designed to boost to 95°C.
|
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+
--- 92868455
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+
>>92868406
|
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>>92868409
|
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>>92868415
|
1111 |
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Wow, no idea they could handle temperatures that high. Thanks a lot. The voltages and clock speeds are working as advertised so no issues there.
|
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+
--- 92868474
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>>92868455
|
1114 |
+
If you're running certain high end kit and pushing stuff like overclocking it can get a little trickier, since in that case you may be stressing components like power delivery that aren't as well heat monitored or protected. But if you're running hardware within spec or even just dabbling in some OC you really don't need to fuss about it. Modern PCs are surprisingly idiot proof. Back in the day you were lucky if your machine had an auto shutoff before it cooked itself.
|
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+
--- 92868478
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+
>>92866877
|
1117 |
+
Emulators don't thread well, so they prefer good single threaded performance. Most games max out at about 6-8 cores. RPCS3 is the same and other emulators use a lot less.
|
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+
|
1119 |
+
K CPUs support over locking and tend to have slightly improved stock clocks. F CPUS lack the integrated GPU.
|
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+
--- 92868493
|
1121 |
+
How do people trust NAS servers to hold their private data when they're almost always hooked up to the internet?
|
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+
--- 92868507
|
1123 |
+
Is there a way to install Qt that doesn't require making an account?
|
1124 |
+
--- 92868509
|
1125 |
+
I have a 500gb SSD installed with my OS, should I not seed with bittorrent?
|
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+
--- 92868522
|
1127 |
+
Having constant crashes while gaming, monitor just loses Singal, have to restart
|
1128 |
+
|
1129 |
+
Replaced pcie cable and used a different port in my psu, still crashing
|
1130 |
+
Went from HDMI to display port
|
1131 |
+
Still crashing
|
1132 |
+
Updated/clean installed drivers, still crashing
|
1133 |
+
|
1134 |
+
It's a 3070, do I need to replace?
|
1135 |
+
--- 92868530
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>>92833898 (OP)
|
1137 |
+
Name a format other than vCard (VCF) for storing data about individuals, such as name, birthday and date of death, etc. An offline Facebook.
|
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+
--- 92868549
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1139 |
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>>92859587
|
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>>92853068
|
1141 |
+
Which instance?
|
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+
--- 92868563
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>>92868111
|
1144 |
+
>reboot, spam End
|
1145 |
+
Oh, I see. I want to download the files from the manufacturer website and then boot to the motherboard configuratiob GUI instead of the OS, right?
|
1146 |
+
--- 92868566
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1147 |
+
>>92868522
|
1148 |
+
>pls respond this thing is a lot of money and i don't wanna pay it just for a ez fix
|
1149 |
+
--- 92868574
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1150 |
+
>>92868493
|
1151 |
+
This. I don't want the hackers to see my self cum swallowing videos.
|
1152 |
+
--- 92868597
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1153 |
+
>>92868574
|
1154 |
+
gross.
|
1155 |
+
--- 92868608
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1156 |
+
>>92865214
|
1157 |
+
It's not being used AFAIK, I'm going to check as soon as I get home, thanks anon
|
1158 |
+
--- 92868613
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1159 |
+
>>92868597
|
1160 |
+
:(
|
1161 |
+
--- 92868972
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1162 |
+
>>92868507
|
1163 |
+
apt install qt<whatever>
|
1164 |
+
|
1165 |
+
>>92868509
|
1166 |
+
Why would you not seed from an SSD? It's not like it will wear off or something.
|
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+
|
1168 |
+
>>92868563
|
1169 |
+
Right. With the firmware files unpacked on the USB flash drive that you attach to the computer.
|
1170 |
+
|
1171 |
+
>>92868493
|
1172 |
+
You don't need to have your NAS open to the internet, in fact it's a bad idea to do so.
|
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+
--- 92869028
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1174 |
+
>>92868972
|
1175 |
+
>You don't need to have your NAS open to the internet, in fact it's a bad idea to do so.
|
1176 |
+
What's the setup for this if you don't mind?
|
1177 |
+
--- 92869082
|
1178 |
+
>>92869028
|
1179 |
+
You -> Internet -> Router [with VPN server] -> NAS <- LAN clients
|
1180 |
+
If your router is that bad that it doesn't offer VPN, then you can install a VPN server on the NAS and forward that port from the router.
|
1181 |
+
--- 92869166
|
1182 |
+
Configurinh pfsense:
|
1183 |
+
>asks to setup wan/lan interfaces
|
1184 |
+
>after giving me the option to postpone vlan config
|
1185 |
+
>only have one interface
|
1186 |
+
>panick mode on
|
1187 |
+
--- 92869309
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+
>>92868414
|
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+
|
1190 |
+
so goberment knows all huh?
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+
--- 92869343
|
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+
Can someone walk me through building this app: https://github.com/klausw/hackerskeyboard
|
1193 |
+
|
1194 |
+
I've never did any android development, so all of this is really foreign to me. I think the problem might be that andtoid studio is trying to use gradle 7.4 but the project specifies 2.4.3 (or something ancient like that). I just want to add some fucking layouts.
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+
--- 92869797
|
1196 |
+
>>92841497
|
1197 |
+
The other guy wants to help but he clearly is not reading properly.
|
1198 |
+
I found this it doesn't look easy.
|
1199 |
+
ruuucker github io/articles/Android-USB-reverse-tethering/
|
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+
--- 92869869
|
1201 |
+
>>92841497
|
1202 |
+
Let me see if the link can be posted without editing.
|
1203 |
+
ruuucker.github.io/articles/Android-USB-reverse-tethering/
|
1204 |
+
--- 92870030
|
1205 |
+
I'm going insane trying to figure this out.there's a couple of posts on gallery-dl issues page where the solution is to download an executable from the git-hub actions page.how do i do that i can't find anything downloadable. do i need an account? do i need to run something?
|
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+
--- 92870101
|
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+
>>92869309
|
1208 |
+
Goberment will ask the tech companies, like Google
|
1209 |
+
Recent example - https://archive (dot) ph/deZMn
|
1210 |
+
--- 92870108
|
1211 |
+
>>92869166
|
1212 |
+
Self-reply. Seems like i need 2 interfaces or have to use a managed switch. Any reccs?
|
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+
--- 92870313
|
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+
>>92866906
|
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+
You can show the routing table with
|
1216 |
+
route print
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|
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Maybe lower RAM with 32 bit is better than slightly faster speed though, since I only have 1 gig of RAM, and also I want to use this as a web server. Sure the speed of responses is important, but lower RAM usage means more users served at once.
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|
933 |
I'll think about it I guess. But thank you for the info.
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Maybe lower RAM with 32 bit is better than slightly faster speed though, since I only have 1 gig of RAM, and also I want to use this as a web server. Sure the speed of responses is important, but lower RAM usage means more users served at once.
|
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|
933 |
I'll think about it I guess. But thank you for the info.
|
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+
--- 92863701
|
935 |
+
>>92861406
|
936 |
+
>linux-"lts"
|
937 |
+
The "LTS" part is just something slapped in by distro devs, it doesn't really mean anything other than being an older but still supported branch. Go to kernel.org if you want to read the changelogs.
|
938 |
+
--- 92863719
|
939 |
+
>>92861221
|
940 |
+
The OS would be 64bit in both cases, he was talking about preinstalled userland tools.
|
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+
--- 92863722
|
942 |
+
>>92836363
|
943 |
+
>>92836416
|
944 |
+
And even if the source code is fine, do you compile the software yourself?
|
945 |
+
Or you simply use the distros that provide you with ready to use binaries?
|
946 |
+
The distro maintainers of such distros can inject malicious functionality into the FOSS executables.
|
947 |
+
And if they can, we should assume they do.
|
948 |
+
There's no reason to trust the distro maintainers of random distributions like Alpine, Arch, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Parabola, Void.
|
949 |
+
We live in a dystopia where people have no privacy.
|
950 |
+
|
951 |
+
But at least GNU/Linux is just more convenient to use. It runs faster. The tools are better, simpler, more modular thanks to UNIX philosophy. You can automate everything you want in your system.
|
952 |
+
--- 92863767
|
953 |
+
>>92859347
|
954 |
+
Let me guess, you picked all the right graphics drivers and stuff but didn't pick *framebuffer* support?
|
955 |
+
There also the caveat of building in graphics or other hardware support that requires firmware as you'd need to embed the firmware too.
|
956 |
+
--- 92864490
|
957 |
+
>>92863722
|
958 |
+
It's still better to use FOSS software.
|
959 |
+
It reduces the amount of people who can potentially spy on you to:
|
960 |
+
1. The authors of the FOSS products you use.
|
961 |
+
2. Your distro maintainers.
|
962 |
+
3. The corporations who made your motherboard, cpu, gpu.
|
963 |
+
|
964 |
+
But if you use proprietary stuff on your system, you compromise your data even further.
|
965 |
+
If you use Steam, Valve can spy on you.
|
966 |
+
If you use Photoshop, Adobe can spy on you.
|
967 |
+
And so on.
|
968 |
+
|
969 |
+
Basically, using FOSS software makes sure that you don't give the power to 3rd-party entities to spy on you.
|
970 |
+
--- 92864647
|
971 |
+
>>92863701
|
972 |
+
Its going to have its own changelogs compared to the normal kernal so i thought it would be worth mentioning. Thanks, has to be the ugliest changelog ive ever seen but atleast it exists
|
973 |
+
--- 92864749
|
974 |
+
What is the best Linux desktop environment for using with a touchscreen?
|
975 |
+
--- 92864776
|
976 |
+
>>92864749
|
977 |
+
Just use android
|
978 |
+
--- 92864801
|
979 |
+
>>92864749
|
980 |
+
GNOME and KDE Plasma 5 have the most mature touchscreen gesturing.
|
981 |
+
--- 92866031
|
982 |
+
What should I use to force custom resolutions on Intel IGPU-equipped laptops? Custom Resolution Utility?
|
983 |
+
--- 92866629
|
984 |
+
>>92860215
|
985 |
+
well you should probably show the full error message
|
986 |
+
--- 92868147
|
987 |
+
>>92857892
|
988 |
+
Borrow a Windows computer or install Windows on some computer for a day.
|
989 |
+
--- 92868242
|
990 |
+
someone recommend me an OS+desktop environment with full wayland support? Bonus if it's not bloated (using an old laptop) and isn't too obscure.
|
991 |
+
--- 92868253
|
992 |
+
Replying to this from a few days ago because I never checked the replies to my post
|
993 |
+
|
994 |
+
>>92804876 →
|
995 |
+
I guess Fedora is developed by Red Hat but Fedora is described as a "community-supported project", which I guess legally separates the two. So if something gets fucked up in Fedora then Red Hat can say "it's a community project, not ours, so it's not our fault!"
|
996 |
+
|
997 |
+
Ubuntu is offered by Canonical themselves though, and is also offered as a business solution - then they get money from extended support and whatever. I could be wrong but this would make me think that Canonical has more to lose if Ubuntu gets any terrible security flaws, than Red Hat has to lose if Fedora gets the same.
|
998 |
+
|
999 |
+
I do like Fedora. I like that the packages are up to date. But I've gone with Ubuntu recently because I feel more peace of mind about it - but that is just me of course.
|
1000 |
+
--- 92868277
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1001 |
+
>>92868242
|
1002 |
+
Fedora KDE
|
1003 |
+
--- 92868640
|
1004 |
+
So I switched from endeavour to openSUSE TW and I'm hitting this issue again, thought it was fixed:
|
1005 |
+
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/-/issues/1392
|
1006 |
+
How would I go around fixing this? I get weird and inconsistent scrolling all over KDE on wayland. It's a problem I had a good while ago, but whenever I got into this again I noticed it was no longer an issue, come to install this and I notice that scrolling is either too fast, or any other adjustments are just skipping mousewheel steps. It's broken both on Firefox on wayland and xwayland too. Another thing that's strange is that whether I'm hovering or not over scrollbars on Plasma the behavior is the exact same, when normally this isn't the case.
|
1007 |
+
--- 92869012
|
1008 |
+
>>92868253
|
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+
You are correct, but not only about Fedora. Even RHEL is up to 1 week behind Ubuntu at releasing patches for CVEs. It's just how Red Hat rolls and it seems to be good enough for their customers.
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>>92868640
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Fuck, it's working fine on Fedora as well. What the hell openSUSE.
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How do fully open source Linux companies do centralised user management? I know Linux clients can be made a part of an AD domain, but is there anything that offers similar, or at least basic, user management, network discovery, drive mapping, permissions and login, etc without being an amalgamation of 4 pieces of software and 18 config files?
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--- 92869535
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How do I make sure programs like Dolphin, Okular, Gwenview and maybe something else don't make any suspicious outgoing connections? I have firewalld and it's Plasma applet.
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>one (1) dude dies of acute radiation sickness
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I live somewhere cold and want it to be warmer so the value of my property goes up. Also California doesn't get flooded if we use nuclear energy.
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>one (1) dude dies of acute radiation sickness
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I live somewhere cold and want it to be warmer so the value of my property goes up. Also California doesn't get flooded if we use nuclear energy.
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--- 92861922
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>>92860285
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They want to pretend coal/oil/gas plants aren't constantly spewing radioactive and toxic chemicals into the air, water, and ground and always end up talking about Fukushima or Chernobyl as if they're desolate wastelands like something out of a Fallout game. They have no clue about what they're talking about.
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>>92848033
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>Great for roasting marshmallows over a chemical fire.
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Don't forget that one anon.
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--- 92863717
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1131 |
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seeing the amount of "people" staunchly refusing nuclear energy as a economical and viable alternate source of energy convinced me that there's literally nothing wrong with commiting frauds, im gonna open a phishing center and rob the retards blind, they deserved it.
|
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--- 92864061
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>>92863717
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1134 |
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>refusing
|
1135 |
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don't you mean defending?
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--- 92865213
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>>92837096
|
1138 |
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Ah yes, the highly scientific and vetted energyfromthorium.com as well as wikipedia, wired and popsci.com. What a convincing and correct infograph. I'm so convinced now, anon. I just see Thor as in Thorium named after the god of thunder and am convinced.
|
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>>92842565
|
1141 |
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>Wild how fossil fuels are limited and their use is actively ruining the entire planet,
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1142 |
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Their waste is literally just plant food. The only problem with fossil fuels is the scope of use and the destruction of plants.
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--- 92865287
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>>92837096
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>>92837246
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1146 |
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Thorium has been tried and it didn't work out.
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--- 92865891
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1148 |
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>>92865287
|
1149 |
+
Yes there were numerous issues with it.
|
1150 |
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For instance xenon gas buildup and the corrosive nature of molten salts.
|
1151 |
+
However given that it was basically a defense project during the cold war it needed to fit very specific criteria.
|
1152 |
+
The goal was to build a nuclear powered bomber that can stay up for weeks and only land to restock on supplies for the crew like subs do.
|
1153 |
+
But then ICBMs with MIRVs came out and made it irrelevant for it's initial purpose as a first strike platform.
|
1154 |
+
It was never considered for civilian use afik and material science has progressed since then.
|
1155 |
+
I'm not claiming we could build one now like the cult like following they received but I do think if we pour billions into things like ITER it also should have it's place.
|
1156 |
+
--- 92866093
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1157 |
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>>92859998
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1158 |
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ocean water is already full of naturally occurring uranium.
|
1159 |
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you can actually filter usable quantities from ocean water, but it isn't profitable at current uranium prices.
|
1160 |
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--- 92866111
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1161 |
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>>92864061
|
1162 |
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ywnbaw
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--- 92866439
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>>92836678
|
1165 |
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>Dig radioactive material from ground
|
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>That ground is now for for housing and farms
|
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>Use that material in powerplant that drains all of its potential energy
|
1168 |
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>Store is relatively small area compared to where it was dug from with less harm to environment
|
1169 |
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I never understood how a byproduct is even an argument.
|
1170 |
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--- 92866464
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>>92841170
|
1172 |
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Humans fucking off from the area because we're scared of radiation is 50x better for the ecosystem there than the radiation is bad
|
1173 |
+
Most of the Fukushima exclusion zone is basically a thriving nature preserve, even most of the highest risk areas, and a study in 2018 found no significant negative effects in boar or snake populations in the area, any possible harm is so overwhelmingly made up for by the benefit of there being no people that it is indetectable.
|
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--- 92866497
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>>92866464
|
1176 |
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go take a dive into the cherynobyl core then if it's so safe, science worshiper
|
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--- 92866540
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>>92866497
|
1179 |
+
People go to the elephants foot on regular these days, you can see people take photos of it in relatively low protection. You are over reacting just like Germans did.
|
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+
--- 92866558
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1181 |
+
>>92836367 (OP)
|
1182 |
+
In the US natural gas will remain the cheapest for a few decades.
|
1183 |
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In other countries they should be building more nuclear, but only a few are.
|
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+
|
1185 |
+
>>92836468
|
1186 |
+
New reactor designs can reach very high core temps, whatever the cladding can take if you use a gas.
|
1187 |
+
On the secondary side (power generation stuff outside of the core) you can do whatever they do at any other power plant (natural gas, etc.) to capture waste heat
|
1188 |
+
--- 92866569
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>>92866540
|
1190 |
+
go for it
|
1191 |
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--- 92866577
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1192 |
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>>92866569
|
1193 |
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I would if I could, sounds like a great fun. Unfortunately there is a war.
|
1194 |
+
--- 92866670
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1195 |
+
>>92866577
|
1196 |
+
Just chuck uranium pellets at any assailants. Clearly they'll run, given your superior intellect permits you to understand just how harmless it is
|
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+
--- 92867236
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>>92837400
|
1199 |
+
Tbf Fukushima was already 40 years old at the time it was damaged anon. (Started running in 1971, goes bang in 2011)
|
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+
|
1201 |
+
Do you know what kind of shit tech they were using back then? The Kenbak-1 personal computer was the most "Modern" thing. 256 bytes of memory on that.
|
1202 |
+
|
1203 |
+
Imagine what we can do with modern day material science and technology to streamline and make the reaction limit waste product
|
1204 |
+
The exlusion zone isnt even that big either.
|
1205 |
+
--- 92867625
|
1206 |
+
>>92837500
|
1207 |
+
why won't we just put the waste deep underground?
|
1208 |
+
--- 92867744
|
1209 |
+
>>92867236
|
1210 |
+
>Imagine what we can do with modern day material science and technology to streamline and make the reaction limit waste product
|
1211 |
+
Not alot considering we used all that new power to manage Wangblows
|
1212 |
+
--- 92867788
|
1213 |
+
>>92837413
|
1214 |
+
Can't you recycle nuclear waste?
|
1215 |
+
--- 92867847
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1216 |
+
>>92846633
|
1217 |
+
It's steam from the steamed clams they're not having
|
1218 |
+
--- 92867856
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1219 |
+
>>92867788
|
1220 |
+
There's constant examples in this thread showing wasteful byproducts from any fission method, recycled or not.
|
1221 |
+
Also, this thread has gone on for too long. Stop letting the OP bump it.
|
1222 |
+
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>>92856960
|
1224 |
+
what in the fuck am reading
|
1225 |
+
--- 92867891
|
1226 |
+
You have to understand my people‘s mindset to understand why we shutdown the most secured, advanced and efficient nuclear reactor on Earth. We are a geriatric gynocratic democracy. The single biggest demographic voting block are 50-year-old women. Democratic incentives have our politicians cater to their whims. We have the lowest vaccination rates of the developed countries of the world. The government shutdown public and private life and the economy for almost 2 years, because the voters were scared of a flu, but also about getting vaccinated. We Germans aren‘t risk-averse. Our demographic situation is just the same as other western countries with our old people, but you have to add 10 years to the average age here, it‘s that bad. It‘s depressing to see my country being an open-air retirement home, when I walk the city sometime.
|
1227 |
+
Anyway. That‘s the reason why we rational-minded Germans are shutting down our nuclear energy program. And the reason why we are now spending billions of euros to dismantle the reactors piece by piece is because we are rules by the Greens. They are legit driven by a hatred of ethnic Germans. They are the most us-friendly, pro-atlantacist party and the perfect tool for the geopolitical interests or the USA. They want to make sure that future German governments can‘t just restore the reactors again and we‘ll have to start from scratch again. They are that spiteful. They are kind of the concentrated version of the underfucked, hysterical, old women of our country. We live in the Longhouse.
|
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+
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+
>>92867625
|
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we do
|
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+
--- 92867909
|
1232 |
+
>>92836367 (OP)
|
1233 |
+
It's dangerous if something goes wrong on the inside (see Chernobyl)
|
1234 |
+
It's dangerous if it gets hit by a natural disaster (see Fukushima)
|
1235 |
+
It's dangerous if it gets involved in a conflict (see Chernobyl again, Russians were appearantly shooting at it)
|
1236 |
+
--- 92867982
|
1237 |
+
>>92846680
|
1238 |
+
Yeah, but the problem is they are making EU create moronic eco laws that they themselves don't abide and just point fingers at everyone else who doesn't.
|
1239 |
+
|
1240 |
+
They literally make the most CO2 emissions in the EU and are reopening coal.
|
1241 |
+
--- 92868004
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1242 |
+
>>92836367 (OP)
|
1243 |
+
Coal is cheaper and apparently preferable for the German greens.
|
1244 |
+
--- 92868014
|
1245 |
+
>>92867891
|
1246 |
+
use paragraphs retard
|
1247 |
+
--- 92868022
|
1248 |
+
>>92846859
|
1249 |
+
Yeah, let's send all the niggers to Chernobyl exclusion zone.
|
1250 |
+
--- 92869366
|
1251 |
+
>>92847951
|
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+
it does not make it cheap for us it make it cheap to produce
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|
250 |
--- 92861741
|
251 |
>>92836867 (OP)
|
252 |
Using 17.36.37 with no issues. You must be retarded.
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--- 92861741
|
251 |
>>92836867 (OP)
|
252 |
Using 17.36.37 with no issues. You must be retarded.
|
253 |
+
--- 92863499
|
254 |
+
>>92839112
|
255 |
+
>>92860598
|
256 |
+
Some people got their account flagged or something (me) and now vanced does not work. Revanced does work for me so I guess thats what I have to use now. Revanced works fine.
|
257 |
+
--- 92863501
|
258 |
+
>>92836867 (OP)
|
259 |
+
well seeing as vanced is fucking busted and has regular youtube ads i dont see much option
|
260 |
+
--- 92863538
|
261 |
+
>>92849565
|
262 |
+
>Am I the only one thinking Youtube's ads have gotten a lot more persistent?
|
263 |
+
Free money era has ended so advertisement bucks are down across the industry, it takes 3 or 4x the amount of ads to make the same money as in 2017.
|
264 |
+
--- 92863557
|
265 |
+
>>92863499
|
266 |
+
just switched, no ads and videos (previously said "ONLY AVAILABLE ON THE NEWEST YOUTUBE APP" are working with reVanced
|
267 |
+
--- 92863572
|
268 |
+
Vanced etc is botnet
|
269 |
+
|
270 |
+
It was a virus you were too dumb to notice
|
271 |
+
--- 92863766
|
272 |
+
>>92837081
|
273 |
+
No, i need to comment racism and insult people with my non-anon google account.
|
274 |
+
--- 92864798
|
275 |
+
>vance stopped working for me today
|
276 |
+
fuck, knew it was coming for a long time but was never prepared, guess they finally caught up
|
277 |
+
--- 92865570
|
278 |
+
>it's over
|
279 |
+
I hate corpo jews so fucking much
|
280 |
+
--- 92865651
|
281 |
+
>>92837081
|
282 |
+
Newpipe is certified 100% trash, and only brainlets use it
|
283 |
+
--- 92865793
|
284 |
+
Is it safe to log in to Revanced now? They were banning accounts left and right who use microg last time I heard.
|
285 |
+
--- 92866728
|
286 |
+
>>92837081
|
287 |
+
>newpipe
|
288 |
+
|
289 |
+
Can't log in.
|
290 |
+
--- 92866751
|
291 |
+
>>92837081
|
292 |
+
>no comment replies
|
293 |
+
>no livestreams
|
294 |
+
>no sorting videos
|
295 |
+
>no sorting comments
|
296 |
+
>bugged pip
|
297 |
+
--- 92866973
|
298 |
+
>>92836867 (OP)
|
299 |
+
works on my machine
|
300 |
+
--- 92867030
|
301 |
+
anons I'm stuck at this part, it keeps giving me errors, what should I do?
|
302 |
+
--- 92867044
|
303 |
+
>>92867030
|
304 |
+
fuck I forgot the picture
|
305 |
+
--- 92867048
|
306 |
+
>>92849433
|
307 |
+
You can disable shorts in ReVanced buddy
|
308 |
+
--- 92867130
|
309 |
+
>>92852463
|
310 |
+
It's dead bro
|
311 |
+
--- 92867149
|
312 |
+
>>92855107
|
313 |
+
Which microg version do you use
|
314 |
+
--- 92867383
|
315 |
+
>>92847279
|
316 |
+
>>92848132
|
317 |
+
>>92853631
|
318 |
+
revanced.io
|
319 |
+
--- 92867410
|
320 |
+
>>92854945
|
321 |
+
It should, yes, I'm still using Vanced Music for Auto, though (as revanced is broken)
|
322 |
+
--- 92867442
|
323 |
+
>>92867383
|
324 |
+
does not WORK ON MY PHONE reeeeee
|
325 |
+
--- 92867448
|
326 |
+
>>92867410
|
327 |
+
>Vanced Music for Auto
|
328 |
+
oh yeah bro me too
|
329 |
+
your shit also broken on the 'dash'?
|
330 |
+
cant actually navigate the damn thing except view currently playlist on the car screen
|
331 |
+
--- 92867461
|
332 |
+
>>92836867 (OP)
|
333 |
+
works on my machine
|
334 |
+
--- 92867477
|
335 |
+
>>92837081
|
336 |
+
I respect myself enough to not install something shilled by indians.
|
337 |
+
--- 92867619
|
338 |
+
>>92867448
|
339 |
+
--- 92867627
|
340 |
+
>>92836867 (OP)
|
341 |
+
Can someone tell me why when I change any of revanced's specific settings it breaks the default vanced amoled black theme and instead changes to the shitty default youtube theme?
|
342 |
+
|
343 |
+
I got it to work with all the patches fine but the theme it came with just breaks whenever I do more fine tuning. What version of the youtube APK is recommended?
|
344 |
+
But as is it's fine though, no buffer issues here, only the theme thing breaks for me.
|
345 |
+
--- 92867832
|
346 |
+
>>92867477
|
347 |
+
every tech is shilled by indians
|
348 |
+
--- 92867858
|
349 |
+
>>92836867 (OP)
|
350 |
+
>update it
|
351 |
+
>dont finger any settings you dont onow about and minors
|
352 |
+
--- 92867987
|
353 |
+
>>92867130
|
354 |
+
No. He just won t update using that patch. He is working on a standalone vanced that its not using micro g and patches from revanced. He said should be ready in june. Works perfect atm
|
355 |
+
--- 92868077
|
356 |
+
I wish I could use the original Vanced icon with Revanced. Love red and blue as a color scheme.
|
357 |
+
Other than that, and a temporary issue with buffering on the 40 second mark which I resolved by updating everything, Revanced works fine.
|
358 |
+
--- 92868486
|
359 |
+
>>92867149
|
360 |
+
0.2.27.230755
|
361 |
+
The one on the revanced website.
|
362 |
+
--- 92869281
|
363 |
+
>>92837081
|
364 |
+
>you idiots don't use newpipe.
|
365 |
+
Imagine being the cuck who promotes newpipe
|
366 |
+
>the NewPipeTeam refuses to add platforms that they find offensive. This fork (BraveNewPipe) will not be as restrictive.
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CHANGED
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163 |
--- 92861822
|
164 |
>>92840685 (OP)
|
165 |
>no mention of OpenPOWER
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--- 92861822
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>>92840685 (OP)
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>no mention of OpenPOWER
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--- 92863408
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nagger
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--- 92865031
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>>92863408
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kys
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--- 92865286
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>>92840685 (OP)
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based
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--- 92865617
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>>92840685 (OP)
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You forgot our FAQ:
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https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki//aig/_Alternative_ISA_General
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>>92861822
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It is in the FAQ. Feel free to add more.
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>>92863408
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Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger Nagger
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--- 92866696
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>>92865617
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>wiki written by a freedom hating ARMnigger shill
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--- 92867174
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>>92840685 (OP)
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>ARM allows complete "freedom" to OEMs to release billions upon billions of completely locked down unserviceable unmaintainable ARM devices with 0% user freedom
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What if YOU were the manufacturer of such devices and you didn't want to allow users to tinker with your products? In this case THEY would violate YOUR freedom of preventing people to dick around your stuff.
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>>92867174
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Releasing consumer electronics that do now allow end user code should be punishable by death sentence.
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>>92867317
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Eleutheromaniac moment.
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>>92840685 (OP)
|
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>News
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While it is good that the old news have been removed, such as
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OpenPOWER Virtual Summit October 8th - https://openpowerfoundation.org/events/openpower-virtual-summit-2021-north-america-2/
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there are nevertheless still recent news from the foundation:
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https://openpowerfoundation.org/blog/
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>>92867395
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--- 92868862
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Imbecile here. How do I get started playing with ai tools? I'm running a 4070Ti and i7-13700K. I have a 2TB SSD and a 4TB HDD.
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|
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I can buy more drives.
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|
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What do? What files do I need? Where should I put them? Please treat me like a child, I don't know how to use a computer.
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>>92868862
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dude you are lost
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--- 92868958
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>>92868921
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>/aig/
|
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>OP is a ai generated waifu with no arms
|
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You can see how I made this mistake, right?
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--- 92869259
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So I was looking up news on ISA R&D, and came across this one:
|
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https://patents.google.com/patent/CN114116513A/en?oq=CN114116513+
|
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It is rather intriguing that the Information Engineering University of PLA Strategic Support Force now has an interest in RISC-V.
|
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|
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These guys had 133 applications published in 2022, most of which are clearly military in application. How RISC-V fits in this I do not know, but I am sure this story has the potential for a dramatic newspaper article.
|
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--- 92869297
|
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>ARM allows complete "freedom" to OEMs to release billions upon billions of completely locked down unserviceable unmaintainable ARM devices with 0% user freedom
|
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That's not exactly unique to ARM. You could do the same with RISC-V.
|
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--- 92869974
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>>92868862
|
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lol
|
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lmao even
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>>92841742
|
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Wasn't the chip designed before the transition? I remember being a little confused that Roger Wilson had disappeared without a trace.
|
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--- 92870074
|
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>>92841793
|
238 |
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I want you to elaborate on how UEFI is freedom. Im pretty sure coreboot is freedom; and youre retarded. But this baffles me. how did you come to the conclusion that UEFI is freedom, and mandating UEFI is freedom-respecting?
|
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--- 92870118
|
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>>92867174
|
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Its not their stuff anymore if you bought it
|
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--- 92870141
|
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>>92867395
|
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... do you not want control over your own life?
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--- 92870161
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>>92870074
|
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>mandating end user freedoms is not freedom
|
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>allowing only OEMs freedom to fuck end users and give them zero freedom is freedom
|
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This is the how the ARMnigger brain works.
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--- 92870177
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>>92846022
|
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The FAQ needs a lot more on RISC in general and RISC-V in particular. The FAQ seems to reflect the readers here as shown in the straw poll, but the lacking RISC coverage is a clear issue.
|
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It is strange that we hear so much hype for RISC-V, yet nobody has stepped up in the more than 2 years the FAQ has existed.
|
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--- 92870189
|
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>>92870161
|
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Define freedom. But more importantly, explain how UEFI is freedom compared to traditional BIOS or flashing coreboot yourself
|
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--- 92870221
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>>92869974
|
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:(
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--- 92870268
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>>92870161
|
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UEFI isn't freedom. Having my shit running without signing anything and also allowing me to run anything unsigned (like viruses and rootkits) is freedom to me. Your argument may be 'hue hue security enjoy your infected system'. You are right, that would be freedom.
|
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--- 92870281
|
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>>92870189
|
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Freedom is when I can buy a device and it lets me do anything I want with it.
|
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Freedom is not letting corponiggers have the freedom to fuck me in the ass and prevent me from owning a device I paid for.
|
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Fuck you dumb corponigger bootlicker.
|
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--- 92870301
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>>92870268
|
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see >>92846038
|
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ARM encourages and supports their fellow globohomo corps stripping all freedom out of their devices before releasing them, and that's exactly what 99% of them do.
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--- 92870327
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>>92870268
|
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What if I told you that the pre-installed corporate OS that UEFI is securely signed for IS a virus? The security signature is for the virus! Ahhhhhhh!
|
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--- 92870347
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>>92870268
|
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You're a dumb schizo nigger.
|
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There is literally nothing wrong with UEFI.
|
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There is something wrong with Intel IME and AMD PSP, but not for your bullshit unproven psychotic schizo conspiracy theories without even single shred of fact behind them.
|
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They're a proven security risk, which HAS been proven, and that has nothing to do with UEFI itself.
|
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--- 92870357
|
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>>92870281
|
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... and how, my assmad child, is mandating UEFI conducive to this installing whatever you want?
|
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--- 92870389
|
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>>92870327
|
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>>92870347
|
287 |
+
I just run unsigned code by using legacy shit. Stay mad guys. I am fully aware of security risks.
|
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>>92870281
|
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>>92870357
|
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Ok, how about this: what is ARM doing instead of UEFI that would prevent you from flashing your own OS?
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@@ -997,3 +997,143 @@ what's the easiest way to start with this shit? I got some senheiser hd202s and
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--- 92861837
|
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>>92861576
|
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Some chink IEMs and a dongle DAC (Apple or otherwise)
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--- 92861837
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>>92861576
|
999 |
Some chink IEMs and a dongle DAC (Apple or otherwise)
|
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--- 92861936
|
1001 |
+
>>92856138
|
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+
--- 92862650
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+
>>92859422
|
1004 |
+
Could probably get a deeper hold-down piece 3D printed, or glue them in if all else fails.
|
1005 |
+
Speaking of Peerless drivers, I got my hands on a pair of the 40mm ones that I want to try in my L2s. Maybe I'll even throw some M40X drivers in there too for shits and giggles.
|
1006 |
+
--- 92863314
|
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+
>>92862650
|
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+
>Could probably get a deeper hold-down piece 3D printed, or glue them in if all else fails.
|
1009 |
+
The baffle isn't gonna fit 52-53mm iirc and since it's angled you can't just widden it
|
1010 |
+
|
1011 |
+
>Speaking of Peerless drivers, I got my hands on a pair of the 40mm ones that I want to try in my L2s
|
1012 |
+
That could be very good, same design and material with a much stronger magnet
|
1013 |
+
|
1014 |
+
>Maybe I'll even throw some M40X drivers in there too for shits and giggles.
|
1015 |
+
Removing the grill on m40x drivers is terribly frustrating.
|
1016 |
+
--- 92865156
|
1017 |
+
Take the subwoofer pill.
|
1018 |
+
--- 92865176
|
1019 |
+
>>92860677
|
1020 |
+
>they sound really fucking good
|
1021 |
+
Not even an IEMfag but there are $20 chinkbuds that mog the snoyphone
|
1022 |
+
--- 92866955
|
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+
>>92860018
|
1024 |
+
Straight up, telling it like it is. Destroying audiophools one at a time. Based anon is based.
|
1025 |
+
--- 92867685
|
1026 |
+
>>92861837
|
1027 |
+
That route is for zealots that don't care or even refute the existence of bass, accuracy and stereo imaging.
|
1028 |
+
Stereo imaging is the foundation of stereo music and can't be experienced with headphones of any sort.
|
1029 |
+
|
1030 |
+
>>92861576
|
1031 |
+
You get an amplifier and a pair of speakers. The OP template has a few suggestions, make sure to follow the link to the latest OP template. Eventually you add a subwoofer.
|
1032 |
+
--- 92867768
|
1033 |
+
>>92867685
|
1034 |
+
Speakers for stereo, IEMs for binaural, you need both and considering endgame IEMs are only $20 there's no excuse. You can even measure your IEMs for less than $100. It's headphones that are completely pointless.
|
1035 |
+
--- 92867876
|
1036 |
+
>>92867768
|
1037 |
+
>EMs for binaural
|
1038 |
+
You will never be a real music reproduction system. You have no bass. You don't account for the ears outer form shaping frequency response. You have no stereo imaging.
|
1039 |
+
|
1040 |
+
IEMs and headphones share the same fundamental problems. It doesn't matter if you invested $20 or $100, you will have no bass, you will not account for the ears form to shape frequency response, you wiull have no stereo imaging.
|
1041 |
+
|
1042 |
+
When you talk about "endgame", you talk about frequency response into a measurement microphone, but you ignore those three fundamental problems conveniently.
|
1043 |
+
--- 92867939
|
1044 |
+
>>92867876
|
1045 |
+
Read again, IEMs are not a replacement for speakers.
|
1046 |
+
--- 92868010
|
1047 |
+
>>92867876
|
1048 |
+
Planar headphones (and probably IEMs) can do bass fine. They just need to be fed the proper power to handle the EQ. But definitely not as well as a speaker system with a subwoofer, sure.
|
1049 |
+
--- 92868048
|
1050 |
+
>>92868010
|
1051 |
+
>Planar headphones (and probably IEMs) can do bass fine
|
1052 |
+
They can go to 5Hz without distortion, cleaner than any subwoofer. He just means the full-body experience of bass. Also IEMs/headphones can output bass in just one ear which is physically impossible with speakers.
|
1053 |
+
--- 92868222
|
1054 |
+
>>92867939
|
1055 |
+
That's right, then why shill them if they lack fundamentals? It's not about music for you guys, it's just about frequency response into a measurement microphone. Which is fine, that is why you have a containment thread for that.
|
1056 |
+
|
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+
>>92868010
|
1058 |
+
I don't think you know what bass is. It's not 5Hz into a measurement microphone. It's 80Hz kicks straight into the guts. It's 40Hz resonating inside your eye cavity. It's the vibration of your neck hair and floor.
|
1059 |
+
--- 92868292
|
1060 |
+
>>92868222
|
1061 |
+
It's not "lacking fundamentals", it's a fundamentally different experience. Binaural experience is not available on speakers simple as.
|
1062 |
+
--- 92868353
|
1063 |
+
>>92868292
|
1064 |
+
>It's not "lacking fundamentals"
|
1065 |
+
Has no physical bass.
|
1066 |
+
Has no stereo image.
|
1067 |
+
Confirmed for lacking fundamentals.
|
1068 |
+
--- 92868462
|
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+
>>92868353
|
1070 |
+
Speakers is big mac, IEMs is french fries. You get both for a complete meal. I can't dumb it down any further.
|
1071 |
+
--- 92868710
|
1072 |
+
>>92868462
|
1073 |
+
>Speakers is big mac, IEMs is french fries.
|
1074 |
+
So this is the argument that makes you accept the fundamental flaws of headphones/earbuds?
|
1075 |
+
--- 92868753
|
1076 |
+
>>92843724
|
1077 |
+
>What is the best budget/non-audiofool headphone amp right now?
|
1078 |
+
Are you sure you need one? Are your headphones too quiet when connected to your source's 3.5mm port? Is there audible noise/hum?
|
1079 |
+
My 250ohm headphones work fine from a generic $20 chinese dac+amp thingy. And the only reason I bought that instead of using my motherboard audio was because I wanted to use a TOSLINK switcher to accommodate multiple sources.
|
1080 |
+
I strongly suspect that all these $100+ amps are borderline scams. It is not difficult to send a couple volts down a 3.5mm cable.
|
1081 |
+
--- 92868795
|
1082 |
+
>>92868710
|
1083 |
+
Why fries exist if we already have big mac. Retard. Speakers can't play without reverberation and they can't play sound in only one ear. These are fundamental flaws of speakers that headphones don't have.
|
1084 |
+
--- 92868829
|
1085 |
+
>>92868048
|
1086 |
+
>He just means the full-body experience of bass
|
1087 |
+
Do people really enjot that crap?
|
1088 |
+
>>92868222
|
1089 |
+
Bro I go to festivals and nightclubs. I know what it is. And it sucks ass. If I had a subwoofer system, I would never make the bass sound like that.
|
1090 |
+
--- 92868986
|
1091 |
+
Picrel is Renuvell, a wonder weapon for refurbishing vinyl and veneer.
|
1092 |
+
|
1093 |
+
>>92868795
|
1094 |
+
>Why fries exist if we already have big mac. Retard.
|
1095 |
+
How do you think this is still a valid argument for headphones and earbuds?
|
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+
|
1097 |
+
>>92868795
|
1098 |
+
>Speakers can't play without reverberation and they can't play sound in only one ear.
|
1099 |
+
Which is good, because that is how stereo music is supposed to be played.
|
1100 |
+
You don't inject signal into one ear and call it stereo. It never happens in the real world.
|
1101 |
+
Reverb is fundamentally needed as well, it gives your brain information about the source of a signal, as anyone can tell you that ever was in an anechoic chamber.
|
1102 |
+
|
1103 |
+
>>92868829
|
1104 |
+
>>He just means the full-body experience of bass
|
1105 |
+
>Do people really enjot that crap?
|
1106 |
+
Jesus Christ, the absolute state.
|
1107 |
+
|
1108 |
+
>Bro I go to festivals and nightclubs.
|
1109 |
+
But bass happens in other forms. Watch this:
|
1110 |
+
https://youtu.be/kc49Szcr7vg?t=22 [Embed]
|
1111 |
+
If you are there, or play it on speakers, you can feel the drums, the base guitar, the stomping. It's what makes music physical and complete, it actually sounds as if you are physically in the room with the band.
|
1112 |
+
Stereo effect and bass are the fundamental blocks of this illusion. Headphones or earbuds will never allow you to experience music as it's meant to be, as they leave out both.
|
1113 |
+
--- 92869019
|
1114 |
+
>>92868986
|
1115 |
+
>You don't inject signal into one ear and call it stereo
|
1116 |
+
I literally don't call it stereo, learn to read retard.
|
1117 |
+
--- 92869106
|
1118 |
+
>>92869019
|
1119 |
+
>I literally don't call it stereo
|
1120 |
+
what exactly are you listening to, sine waves on one channel?
|
1121 |
+
--- 92869120
|
1122 |
+
>>92868986
|
1123 |
+
Fair enough. I assumed it was solely the ooga booga bass that I usually hear, as that is what usually plays in those places, but you have a point.
|
1124 |
+
--- 92869160
|
1125 |
+
>>92869106
|
1126 |
+
Learn to read.
|
1127 |
+
--- 92869310
|
1128 |
+
Fentimans Cherry coke on Focal Chorus 826V.
|
1129 |
+
God save the King so they continue exporting the stuff to Germany.
|
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>>92868753
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>Are you sure you need one? Are your headphones too quiet when connected to your source's 3.5mm port? Is there audible noise/hum?
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They're currently connected to my DAC with an RCA-to-3.5mm cable.
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They sound loud enough, but I'm told if I'm using my OS's software volume instead of a hardware knob, I'm not getting the best out of my headphones.
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--- 92870081
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1136 |
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I don't give a shit how amazing your headphones are, good noise cancelling headphones will always sound better than the very best $20,000 headphones you can buy if you're on a train, or walking down the street, or in an open plan office, or sitting near a crying baby in the doctor's waiting room.
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--- 92870128
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>>92870081
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Yes?
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>>92853382
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Just use a blank email like [email protected] or [email protected]. The login will error because of "suspicious activity" and let you make a local account instead
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>>92853382
|
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Just use a blank email like [email protected] or [email protected]. The login will error because of "suspicious activity" and let you make a local account instead
|
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--- 92862118
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>>92860068
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--- 92862235
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317 |
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>>92853382
|
318 |
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Click on sign-up options and click "local domain join."
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319 |
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Or just don't have the internet connected during OOBE and click on "I don't have internet" during the network phase.
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--- 92862316
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>>92854928
|
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If you connect any other SATA drives that you're just using for storage the BIOS won't suddenly decide to boot from them. Connecting them all after you've fully set up Windows on the SSD is correct.
|
323 |
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--- 92862351
|
324 |
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Why do I feel brain damage when reading MSDN.
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--- 92862387
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326 |
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>>92860068
|
327 |
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No it didn't. This one >>92862118 is just a fan OS-tan like in the old days.
|
328 |
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Makes me wonder if MS Japan gives a shit anymore or if they're working on a 12-tan.
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--- 92862671
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330 |
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What's the best way to edit/clean up my right click/context menu?
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--- 92862950
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332 |
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>>92862316
|
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It's not so much the current storage drives I have that I'm thinking about it's the main drive I'm using now which will be changed to a storage drive after I make the SSD my main drive. I just assume without changing the boot order it will still boot the old drive and W7.
|
334 |
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Is the rest of the greentext order accurate btw?
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--- 92862987
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336 |
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my pc is stuck at the hp screen pls help
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337 |
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--- 92862988
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338 |
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>>92862950
|
339 |
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Oh if you still have your Windows 7 installation on another drive then you should definitely move up the Windows 10 install SSD to the top of the list.
|
340 |
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And yes, I see no issue with the steps you took. You got your 10 IoT LTSC installed and activated ready to go, just need to make it the default boot device.
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341 |
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--- 92863027
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342 |
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>>92862988
|
343 |
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That's what I was thinking, but I wasn't entirely sure. Thanks for confirming that.
|
344 |
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>And yes, I see no issue with the steps you took
|
345 |
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Based. Thanks for confirming that too.
|
346 |
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--- 92863062
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347 |
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>>92846142 (OP)
|
348 |
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why not just recommend scoop for all the portable shit in the sticky?
|
349 |
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https://scoop.sh/#/
|
350 |
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it just werks and is minimalistpilled
|
351 |
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--- 92863137
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352 |
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>>92862118
|
353 |
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--- 92863940
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354 |
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>>92863062
|
355 |
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I feel Scoop is mentioned enough in the general that most people know about it now.
|
356 |
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--- 92864044
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357 |
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I actually just uninstalled scoop, the only reason I used it was for winfetch, but now there is a neofetch windows version in the winget repository
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358 |
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--- 92864092
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359 |
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>>92864044
|
360 |
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Well really Scoop is best for the use case of needing to install programs portably without admin privilege if needed. And yeah also great for certain command line programs, like you can get vim or nano from Linux on Windows easily if you want through it.
|
361 |
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--- 92864186
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362 |
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>>92864092
|
363 |
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I don't think scoop is bad, yeah I am aware that those programs are available, I use WSL more than Powershell or CMD, so if winget doesn't have something my first reaction is typically get the linux version not get the scoop/chocolatey version
|
364 |
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--- 92864265
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365 |
+
Should I be installing apps from the Microsoft Store or avoiding it?
|
366 |
+
--- 92864282
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367 |
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>>92864265
|
368 |
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matter of preference
|
369 |
+
--- 92864371
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370 |
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>>92864282
|
371 |
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Why would someone prefer it though?
|
372 |
+
|
373 |
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The reason I ask is that I'm pretty new to Windows.
|
374 |
+
|
375 |
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I have Firefox installed as well as a few other programs, but I was just going through the store out of curiosity and saw I could install it through the store.
|
376 |
+
|
377 |
+
I believe the store version would be digitally signed and/or somewhat sandboxed, which would be better in theory, but I don't know if there's any downsides, like the store apps not being updated for some time, or sometype of Microsoft botnet attached, etc.
|
378 |
+
--- 92864427
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379 |
+
>>92864371
|
380 |
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Think of it like installing snap packages in Ubuntu. Programs installed from the MS Store basically act like Android apps as they're installed as UWPs instead of pure binaries.
|
381 |
+
Like the anon said, it's a matter of preference. I'd say the less into computers you are the higher chance you'd actually use the MS Store to install things.
|
382 |
+
--- 92864488
|
383 |
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>>92864371
|
384 |
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>Why would someone prefer it though?
|
385 |
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>the store version would be digitally signed and/or somewhat sandboxed
|
386 |
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These are the reason, in addition you get automatic updates and permissions controlled from a central source (the Windows settings app) rather than going through each individual programs settings.
|
387 |
+
>sometype of Microsoft botnet attached
|
388 |
+
slightly stricter ownership permissions but afaik no botnet attached
|
389 |
+
--- 92864602
|
390 |
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>>92864427
|
391 |
+
>>92864488
|
392 |
+
Hmmm thanks. Might give it a try.
|
393 |
+
--- 92865251
|
394 |
+
Finally I'm using an ssd for the first time on my life. Any special settings I should use, to keep it in a perfect health? I also have a regular hdd as storage, btw.
|
395 |
+
--- 92865263
|
396 |
+
>>92865251
|
397 |
+
Windows by default trims your SSD weekly or when needed, so no there's no special shit you need.
|
398 |
+
--- 92866721
|
399 |
+
Hey guys, my internet isn't working unless I connect my VPN, please help.
|
400 |
+
Tried ipconfig /flushdns
|
401 |
+
ipconfig /registerdns
|
402 |
+
netsh winsock reset
|
403 |
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netsh int ip reset
|
404 |
+
ipconfig /renew
|
405 |
+
(honestly, not entirely sure what that does but it;s worked before when I've had trouble connecting( but now it doesn't work either.
|
406 |
+
--- 92867070
|
407 |
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>>92866721
|
408 |
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Have you tried changing your DNS to one that isn't your ISP's if you haven't tried that?
|
409 |
+
--- 92867198
|
410 |
+
>>92867070
|
411 |
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No, I haven't. I'm not sure how to view the ISP dns/change it somehow.
|
412 |
+
--- 92867767
|
413 |
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>>92867198
|
414 |
+
https://www.howtogeek.com/786911/how-to-change-your-dns-server-on-windows-10/
|
415 |
+
Use Adguard DNS.
|
416 |
+
--- 92867881
|
417 |
+
>>92867767
|
418 |
+
Did it and restarted, the internet still doesn't load, have to connect my vpn
|
419 |
+
--- 92868002
|
420 |
+
>>92867767
|
421 |
+
I googled Adguard DNS, fuck paying.
|
422 |
+
--- 92868328
|
423 |
+
For some reason on my Windows 10 install (1909), whenever I have my VPN on (tested with both OpenVPN & Wireguard), it slows down to about 5-10Mbps, but if I turn it off it goes back to its full speed. On Linux if I try to use my VPN I get way closer to what I expect the speed to be, same on my phone, any suggestions on what it could be, or what settings I need to change?
|
424 |
+
--- 92868336
|
425 |
+
>>92868328
|
426 |
+
Forgot to mention I have that speed on both download/upload
|
427 |
+
--- 92868922
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428 |
+
>>92868002
|
429 |
+
You don't need to pay for it. You use their public DNS that's free of charge.
|
430 |
+
--- 92869249
|
431 |
+
>>92854642
|
432 |
+
Hopefully they bring back side-docked taskbars as well. Maybe one day Windows 11 can attain feature parity with its predecessor.
|
433 |
+
--- 92870255
|
434 |
+
>>92863137
|
435 |
+
>>92862118
|
436 |
+
nakadashi
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438 |
--- 92861743
|
439 |
>>92846952 (OP)
|
440 |
>sudo halt
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--- 92861743
|
439 |
>>92846952 (OP)
|
440 |
>sudo halt
|
441 |
+
--- 92861989
|
442 |
+
>not rebooting into the grub shell and typing 'halt' to power off your computer
|
443 |
+
--- 92862111
|
444 |
+
>>92846952 (OP)
|
445 |
+
Just hold down the power button.
|
446 |
+
--- 92862163
|
447 |
+
I wasn't raised like a faggot reptile I simply shutdown from my DE start button
|
448 |
+
--- 92862638
|
449 |
+
>>92847364
|
450 |
+
No, being afraid to push the button is boomer tier. The shutdown button hasn't instantly cut power to the hardware in over 15 years
|
451 |
+
--- 92863046
|
452 |
+
I just flip the breaker on my UPS when I want to turn my PC off
|
453 |
+
--- 92863085
|
454 |
+
>>92863046
|
455 |
+
>not just flipping the main on your house's breaker
|
456 |
+
--- 92863096
|
457 |
+
>>92863085
|
458 |
+
But what if I'm microwaving some pizza rolls
|
459 |
+
--- 92863277
|
460 |
+
>>92863096
|
461 |
+
>t. fatso
|
462 |
+
--- 92863323
|
463 |
+
>>92846952 (OP)
|
464 |
+
>poweroff
|
465 |
+
anything else is bloat
|
466 |
+
--- 92863345
|
467 |
+
>>92847225
|
468 |
+
retard
|
469 |
+
>>92847244
|
470 |
+
retard
|
471 |
+
--- 92863512
|
472 |
+
>>92859011
|
473 |
+
>/proc/sys/kernel/sysrq
|
474 |
+
I don't have that lol.
|
475 |
+
--- 92863654
|
476 |
+
>>92857858
|
477 |
+
>switch on a power outlet
|
478 |
+
UK or Australia?
|
479 |
+
--- 92863814
|
480 |
+
>>92846992
|
481 |
+
Linux still pulling that bullshit "system will shut down in 60 seconds?" It's like it was only ever meant to be a server and you desktop users are rubes being conned into trying to use it as a personal computer.
|
482 |
+
--- 92863835
|
483 |
+
>>92846952 (OP)
|
484 |
+
sudo poweroff
|
485 |
+
loginctl shutdown
|
486 |
+
--- 92863881
|
487 |
+
>>92846993
|
488 |
+
read the man page retard.
|
489 |
+
>>92848737
|
490 |
+
Nope.
|
491 |
+
>>92854633
|
492 |
+
Nope.
|
493 |
+
--- 92863906
|
494 |
+
>>92847364
|
495 |
+
lol
|
496 |
+
--- 92863910
|
497 |
+
>>92847146
|
498 |
+
>No surge protector
|
499 |
+
--- 92863915
|
500 |
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>>92863654
|
501 |
+
new zealand
|
502 |
+
--- 92865289
|
503 |
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>>92854862
|
504 |
+
fuck you made me realize how stupid i am falling for that T-T
|
505 |
+
--- 92866424
|
506 |
+
>>92854321
|
507 |
+
its the temperature fluctuation caused by the power cycles, so yes
|
508 |
+
--- 92866460
|
509 |
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>>92851663
|
510 |
+
Just works. Linux will never be able to compete with that.
|
511 |
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>>92854848
|
512 |
+
This guy gets it. Top 10 software seriously. Basically never breaks and takes up less than a MB of overhead. I wonder if win11 has a pinning solution built in.
|
513 |
+
--- 92866777
|
514 |
+
I literally just have windows set up to shut down with ctrl + alt + F9 using autohotkey
|
515 |
+
--- 92866829
|
516 |
+
>>92846952 (OP)
|
517 |
+
Or you could do an alias for "shutdown" and be done with it.
|
518 |
+
--- 92866868
|
519 |
+
>>92866460
|
520 |
+
>>92866460
|
521 |
+
Kek, not sure if retarded or trying to bait.
|
522 |
+
--- 92866894
|
523 |
+
I've stopped trusting the phyiscal/digital shutdown button to actually "shut down" my PC years ago
|
524 |
+
--- 92867366
|
525 |
+
>>92866894
|
526 |
+
Why?
|
527 |
+
--- 92867390
|
528 |
+
I use poweroff, am I doing it wrong?
|
529 |
+
--- 92867779
|
530 |
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>>92846952 (OP)
|
531 |
+
>Stop-Computer
|
532 |
+
--- 92867971
|
533 |
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>>92846952 (OP)
|
534 |
+
I just yank the power cord off. I paid for my parts God damn it, I'm not going to give my machine any kiddy gloves treatment.
|
535 |
+
--- 92868168
|
536 |
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>>92867971
|
537 |
+
greetings fellow brute-force full shutdown enjoyer
|
538 |
+
--- 92868249
|
539 |
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>>92867390
|
540 |
+
"poweroff" used to be different from shutdown now and usually wouldn't let programs to terminate their processes gracefully (close down files, etc.). These days,"poweroff" is basically the same as "shutdown now".
|
541 |
+
|
542 |
+
However, keep in mind that you can use the "--force" option on poweroff to achieve the mentioned immediate forceful behavior, while on the other hand, you can use the additional args of "shutdown" to customize when the program executes.
|
543 |
+
--- 92868508
|
544 |
+
>>92846952 (OP)
|
545 |
+
>not unplugging your power supply cable
|
546 |
+
ngmi
|
547 |
+
--- 92868523
|
548 |
+
>>92866460
|
549 |
+
>Just works.
|
550 |
+
>need to install software to keep windows on top
|
551 |
+
even vanilla gnome can do that
|
552 |
+
--- 92868659
|
553 |
+
>>92846952 (OP)
|
554 |
+
If you only perform functions through the command prompt, how do you perform the power-on function?
|
555 |
+
--- 92868796
|
556 |
+
>>92846952 (OP)
|
557 |
+
Fags acting like this can't be done on Windows. I do this on Windows when the taskbar stops responding
|
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|
251 |
>>92847784 (OP)
|
252 |
I asked it something and it said my prompt violated the content policy, is this running straight off the normal ChatGPT?
|
253 |
What's stopping me from getting his OpenAI keys revoked just by asking the same offensive question over and over?
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>>92847784 (OP)
|
252 |
I asked it something and it said my prompt violated the content policy, is this running straight off the normal ChatGPT?
|
253 |
What's stopping me from getting his OpenAI keys revoked just by asking the same offensive question over and over?
|
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+
--- 92861889
|
255 |
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Chudbros... we won
|
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--- 92862205
|
257 |
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lame, kys op
|
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--- 92862386
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This bot sucks
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--- 92862574
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what a fucking chud
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--- 92862601
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>>92861809
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>pic
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idgi
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>>92859996
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Don't you get tired of being that retarded?
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>>92847815
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>samefagging this hard for some upvotes
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>>92847784 (OP)
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I get this response for everything.
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>>92847784 (OP)
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This thing sucks ass just like all the POZZED AI.
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>>92847784 (OP)
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HoneyPotGPT
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>>92847784 (OP)
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chatgpt itself is unpozzed though
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plenty of ways to fool and bypass the filter
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if anything it is literally for the best that it exists, useful to filter all the brainlets out
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>>92861422
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you should try a race that isnt black
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>>92847784 (OP)
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Uh huh
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>>92847815
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>Unpozzed
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--- 92865937
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Why did you lie?
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>>92854445
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--- 92866772
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>>92847815
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destroyed in a single post. get the fuck out of here, OP. /thread.
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--- 92868049
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Nice.
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--- 92868086
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>>92868049
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Anarchy]: Here's how you can write "Hello World" in Ada:
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with Ada.Text_IO;
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procedure Hello is
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end Hello;
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This will display "Hello, world!" on the screen when you run the program.
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>>92847784 (OP)
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>unrestricted
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>pic
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Op should dig a hole and stay there
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>>92847784 (OP)
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Not unrestricted enough to send monarchist heads flying
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What am I missing? I added 3 items, it says 3 for US $5.99, why am I not seeing that price?
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Hey guys I didn't login to aliexpress for a few weeks and now I'm getting pink balaclavas in my recommendations, what the hell happened.
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What am I missing? I added 3 items, it says 3 for US $5.99, why am I not seeing that price?
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--- 92861460
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Hey guys I didn't login to aliexpress for a few weeks and now I'm getting pink balaclavas in my recommendations, what the hell happened.
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--- 92862273
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>>92861436
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Bro it's chinkshit, lower your expectations.
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--- 92863032
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I want to get nice copies of the Soviet space propaganda posters
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Has anyone here bought posters from aliexpress?
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--- 92864154
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Guys i bought a guitar. Didn't have to wait cause it's not custom made, pickups are fineish, probably epiphone OEMs
|
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|
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The finish isn't great but aren't terrible either. I only play this in my house anyways
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--- 92864514
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>>92858471
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i bought an alldocube, blackview and teclast are also around the same pricepoint
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i would definitely wait until 11/11 to buy it if cost is the biggest factor though since the price can drop up to 30% off during this period
|
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--- 92864524
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>>92864154
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I'm thinking about getting a cheap guitar made of decent wood to tinker with, change electronics, do adjustments and whatnot.
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--- 92864668
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>>92862273
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It's not even expectations though
|
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It's a sale that got advertised that I can't get to work
|
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Chinkshit often means you get shitty quality products, but I've never been advertised shit that doesn't actually exist at all
|
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--- 92864706
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Are chinkshit custom made gloves a thing?
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--- 92864933
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>>92864668
|
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>but I've never been advertised shit that doesn't actually exist at all
|
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Now you have. Welcome to the chinkshit club.
|
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--- 92864988
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>>92848935 (OP)
|
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clothes anon here
|
402 |
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>less than a week since Jenny fiasco
|
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>need to ship an AT-AT
|
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>need to ship 50 sunglasses
|
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>agent is fucking me on prices
|
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>pic related
|
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--- 92865116
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>>92864524
|
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I have also custom ordered a cheery sunburst les paul because I'm a huge K-on fag. I customized the headstock logo (so it doesn't say gibson) so it took like a month and a half to get to me. Overall it's not half bad, the glossy finish is even better than the alpine white one (without the weird imperfections/filling marks under the finish) and the body is actually a one-piece body as far as i can tell.
|
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|
411 |
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Highly recommended if you are willing to do some work to make it play good. I think you can just tell them to not include any pickups, bridges or tuning machines if you're going to install your own anyways, but the finishes and the woodwork of the guitars themselves are great for the price. You can also tell them to do whatever meme finishes you want.
|
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|
413 |
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Word of advice though, make sure the seller is willing to send you WIP photos. Been chink'd because of that before.
|
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--- 92865183
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Here is my chinkshit carp bait. I'll hopefully try it out later this week, but wanted to show it.
|
416 |
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The name is "Worm Smell Carp Bait Real Fishing Smell Boilies Pop Up Floating Ball Beads Carp Fishing Bait Formula Insect Particle" seems promising.
|
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--- 92865538
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>>92864992
|
419 |
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Did the jannies really ban this anon for posting that? Or are you just a retard that thinks someone is going to stalk you because you posted a city with >500,000 people?
|
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--- 92865767
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>>92865538
|
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You never know, a delivery man in Oklahoma city might just be reading this thread
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--- 92865989
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>>92865538
|
425 |
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what was it, dragon dildo?
|
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--- 92866055
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>>92865989
|
428 |
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No just a regular pocket pussy, no way aliexpress would have an expensive commodity like a dragon dildo on there.
|
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--- 92866180
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>>92866055
|
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I know what you're trying to do
|
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--- 92866206
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>>92866180
|
434 |
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...Imply that dragon dildos are overpriced for a bunch of silicone in the shape of a cock?
|
435 |
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--- 92866226
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436 |
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i need a blacklight to see all the coom i shoot under on the carpet and walls what's the best one?
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--- 92866667
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>>92866226
|
439 |
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There's a few cheap flashlights with UV modes that could help you.
|
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--- 92866923
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>>92866226
|
442 |
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I ordered https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32855174741.html years ago (same seller but another listing), it's fine
|
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--- 92867907
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not ded
|
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--- 92868184
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>>92857424
|
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>Thoughts on Kingspec SSDs?
|
448 |
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bought 2 nvme from them, they are fine.
|
449 |
+
labels on the box claims 3 years warranty and a company existing for 15 years.
|
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--- 92868244
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>>92857563
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If you expect to host a pirate radio broadcasting within the range of your toilets, then it's fine.
|
453 |
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It's still a good starter to experiment.
|
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--- 92868434
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>>92858581
|
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kek
|
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--- 92869244
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>want to upgrade my audio system
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459 |
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>reviews are far too technical and hard to compare across devices
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>most of the chink shit doesn't even have reviews for it
|
461 |
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>even the chink shit that does have reviews don't actually solve my use case and I'd have to chain it together with other shit which may cause issues but IDK
|
462 |
+
Perhaps I should just deafen myself
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--- 92869262
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>they made a fidget spinner wireless mouse
|
465 |
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I wouldn't pay for this thing, but it's good to know it's out there. Chang has no strings on him.
|
466 |
+
https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005005123641983.html
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467 |
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--- 92869392
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>>92869262
|
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oh nice, they found a use for the hundreds of thousands of ballbearing joints that were manufactured during the spinner craze
|
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--- 92869456
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+
Can I repurpose this thing to be a server? It's dirty cheap.
|
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https://aliexpress.com/item/1005005293996340.html
|
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+
|
474 |
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>CPU:Allwinner H3 ,
|
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>HD:Including an HD 2.0 for HD 2.0 for 4K YUV420@60Hz with HDCP 1.4/2.2
|
476 |
+
>Support 4K 10-bit H.265/H.264/VP9 video playback and display
|
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>Memory:1G+8G (optional)
|
478 |
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>WiFi:802.11 b/g/n,SV6256P 2.4G
|
479 |
+
>Wired network:Ethernet GMAC 10/100/100M Ethernet controller
|
480 |
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>4*USB HOST:2High speed USB 2.0,support USB DISK and USB HDD
|
481 |
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>Power Supply:DC input 5V/2A
|
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--- 92869479
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>>92869456
|
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aren't you supposed to install kodi or other mediashare os' onto this and just stream your movies and porn from it
|
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--- 92869737
|
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>>92857424
|
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>Thoughts on Umidigi phones?
|
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+
Stay away.
|
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|
490 |
+
Get yourself a Xiaomi phone that has the latest LinageOS support, when you get it just unlock it and install LineageOS on it, boom you've yourself a great phone.
|
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--- 92869776
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>>92869456
|
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https://linux-sunxi.org/H3
|
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|
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it's old as shit
|
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--- 92869817
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>>92860464
|
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>cuso
|
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they're not even hiding it
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so this is the kind of stupid nigger responsible for the garbage that is modern microsoft, amazing.
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862 |
pajeetware makers diaf diaf diaf
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so this is the kind of stupid nigger responsible for the garbage that is modern microsoft, amazing.
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|
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pajeetware makers diaf diaf diaf
|
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--- 92863873
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>>92856476
|
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>Also for some reason I find they treat boomerangs with way more respect.
|
866 |
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Really? I would have expected the opposite?
|
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>he ditched us before, he will ditch us again
|
868 |
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What's the mentality behind this?
|
869 |
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>he was good last time, we need to make sure we keep him this time!
|
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--- 92863890
|
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>>92863873
|
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It's probably because they liked the company enough to want to come back. There are lots of people who leave for 2 years and then come back at a higher level
|
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--- 92864580
|
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>>92863873
|
875 |
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Upper management are psychopaths. They see people who accept mistreatment as deserving of it. If you treat work like the deal with the devil it is, they respect your intelligence. The rest of management is a crapshoot of overpromoted drones and nephews of board members or customers.
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--- 92866242
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>>92850855
|
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i graduated in 2020 and gave it my all on my first job, before me one of the projects didn't even have actual payment system, for other big project i created and maintained data pipelines and also got my friend hired to do what they wanted, on that project our whole backend team was doing nothing but writing test cases, in my 2.5 years i achieved so much that they couldn't do it in 5 years and that project is not in production and public and now i am laid off because now our pajeetshop boss cannot afford me, he did give me a lot of raises but laying me off the moment i did everything for them, it is really hard for me now, now he has no outsiders just family members working for him, now they just do tech support and small fixes, and i am realizing what anon said the hard way, i wish i would have listened to my friends who told me to not get too comfortable with my employers.
|
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--- 92866269
|
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>>92850117 (OP)
|
881 |
+
leave what does not serve you
|
882 |
+
seek better
|
883 |
+
based zoomie
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--- 92866448
|
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>>92850387
|
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>His work was above average
|
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>He said he wasn’t getting promoted
|
888 |
+
Shocking, isn't it?
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--- 92866474
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>>92856219
|
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|
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Nepotism laws? You mean company polices?
|
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--- 92866553
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>>92850998
|
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>Now he just lost his network
|
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What "network" are you talking about?
|
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--- 92868587
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>>92856950
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>if I'm searching for a place in code to modify, and I go through some undocumented (uncommented) classes and files, I will add a subtasks to document each of them, assign them to you and set them as blocking my task.
|
900 |
+
T.H.I.S.
|
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--- 92868614
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>>92850998
|
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>now he just lost his network
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Like he gives a shot lmao. Your network ain’t worth shit.
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--- 92868704
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>>92850117 (OP)
|
907 |
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One of the most underrated mind fucks zoomies and younger millenials have to deal with is their friend simulator (youtube, twitch) constantly throwing elite rich kid content in their faces. Social media normalized it but was turb charged when youtubers, etc started making bank and flaunting it as if it was normal. This spoilt little chinkette is living in NYC, parting in LA, spending her days getting manicures, fucked every night by a different whiteboi while most kids are grinding through university and minimum wage jobs.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqQaMVpJHmA [Embed]
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>>92856950
|
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+
for me? I just stop caring about code quality and smash in whatever monkey code is required to make the bitch keep rolling
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--- 92868841
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>>92868704
|
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the vast majority of influencers will turn into burger flippers the instant they hit 30
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>i-i had a lot of subscribers is not a viable skillset
|
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--- 92869192
|
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92850117
|
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Hello from /biz/
|
919 |
+
https://warosu.org/biz/image/1u37RJsYbFgvyZSncmfalQ
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--- 92869618
|
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>>92850117 (OP)
|
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by paying proper salaries
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--- 92869806
|
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+
Remember to do this with zero notice.
|
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Companies are already underpaying you and you owe them nothing, it's only fair for all the stolen wages.
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>ibn4 commie cuck
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I earn more than you, chud.
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--- 92870085
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>>92858245
|
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>diversity bullshit all the time
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That's deffo on the way out I think, haven't heard anything about pride month so far. At our stakeholder AGM somebody from recruiting went on about the company's commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion and it went down like a sack of shit.
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--- 92870174
|
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>>92863890
|
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>>92864580
|
935 |
+
>It's probably because they liked the company enough to want to come back.
|
936 |
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>They see people who accept mistreatment as deserving of it. If you treat work like the deal with the devil it is, they respect your intelligence.
|
937 |
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Both of these are right. Idk if I'd say accepting mistreatment is the best way to word it, but people certainly get what they have an appetite for. If you accept long hours and shite pay then you're the long hours and shite pay guy. If you leave, get better somewhere else, and boomerrang back to a higher role then you're the ambitious go-getter that the company values.
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>>92861344
|
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you're still banned, fuck off
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--- 92861359
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>>92861344
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you're still banned, fuck off
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--- 92862044
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>>92857624
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>Youtube Kids
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Demons walk among us.
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--- 92862147
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>>92853204
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once, when i was about 10 years old or so, i got to stay at home because of the flu. I remember some english show for kids, that feautured some couple on a long red/black boat and who sailed across england and visited all kinds of places.
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I also remember playing astrix and obelix on the OG gameboy that day.
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Man, time flies.
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--- 92862644
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>>92852364 (OP)
|
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>This is actually real
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--- 92862699
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>>92857624
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>12.2K subscribers
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--- 92863008
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>>92857624
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>all these kids will grow up in a few decades
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>internet will be filled with all this shit again
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--- 92865472
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>>92860304
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link to the video of the wojak counting?
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--- 92865520
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>>92857624
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=j7hyb6OzeBE [Embed]
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lmao
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--- 92865562
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>>92853125
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Go back.
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--- 92866034
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>>92865520
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not on my watch
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--- 92866063
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>>92866034
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>thinks pleading with the pajeet jannies will make them work faster
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Sir...
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--- 92866150
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>>92852364 (OP)
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I'm pretty sure your only option is to switch to a non-systemd fork like Artix
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Maybe there is a way if you're some sort of 5000 IQ wizard but that is far beyond my scope
|
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--- 92866251
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>>92866034
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>/pol/
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/qa/. Completely different.
|
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--- 92866308
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>>92853125
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Niggas named Blud, he never had a chance
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--- 92866343
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>>92866034
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>no fun allowed
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--- 92867592
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>>92857624
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This shit with Hitler Monkey Doctor was the catalyst of it all. How naive we were to not see it sooner.
|
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0NHrFNZWh0 [Embed]
|
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--- 92867651
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>>92867592
|
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>572M views
|
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--- 92867657
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>THIS IS BLUD POSTING
|
241 |
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Epic trolling tranny. You really got them this time. Society is destroyed.
|
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--- 92867699
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>>92867651
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Don't even get me started on the ahegao cow in a Jack and Jill nursery rhyme.
|
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--- 92867708
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>>92867699
|
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuGskTgiIjs [Embed]
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--- 92867787
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>>92866034
|
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meds, now.
|
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--- 92867903
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>>92867787
|
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newshit
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--- 92867959
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>>92857578
|
256 |
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>pszczolka maja
|
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>muminki
|
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These are anime
|
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--- 92867966
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>>92861278
|
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I think a good argument can be made to report it in every category there.
|
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Too bad it's not a multi-select radio button.
|
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--- 92867977
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>>92857624
|
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>124k views
|
266 |
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Trannies on suicide watch
|
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|
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and it's honestly more wholesome and educational than the Judeo-American cartoons I grew up with.
|
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And certainly not nearly as bad as butt-pregnant Elsa and whatever other horrifying shit is on YT Kids.
|
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--- 92868023
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>>92866034
|
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His father was literally a factory overseer in Third Reich.
|
273 |
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How is eating bugs "Jewish conspiracy"? What do the Jews have to do with it?
|
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And it's not even a conspiracy theory when WEF is completely open about it
|
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKvXtUHyZZ0 [Embed]
|
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--- 92868047
|
277 |
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>>92866034
|
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>conspiracy
|
279 |
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its literally talked about in public, the push for 'carbon neutral bug protein'
|
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--- 92868075
|
281 |
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>>92857624
|
282 |
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>spend a few hours clipping together soijaks from your collection
|
283 |
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>hire some dumb bitch from fiverr to sing a song
|
284 |
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>upload to YT kids
|
285 |
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>free keks and ad revenue for life
|
286 |
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--- 92868097
|
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>>92860492
|
288 |
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I witnessed it happen on krautchan. Little did I know.
|
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--- 92868105
|
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>>92866034
|
291 |
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You missed the 'Dr. Basedberg' part.
|
292 |
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Which would have been better and more explicit rather than implied.
|
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--- 92868114
|
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>>92868023
|
295 |
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>>92868047
|
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>>92868105
|
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are you guys retarded or something? I just said jewish conspiracy because thats whats gonna catch the most attention. they can figure out all the actual details later if they do choose to investigate
|
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--- 92868127
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>>92868023
|
300 |
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The mass media in the West is dominated by Jews, as every non-retarded person knows.
|
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Ergo, anything that's promoted in the media (and the idea of eating bugs has been pushed by the mass media since at least the late 90's).
|
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|
303 |
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Eating bugs is forbidden, and the Jewish kabbalists who run the media try to get the Goyim to do everything that is harmful according to the Torah and the Jewish sages so that they will curse themselves.
|
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--- 92868137
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305 |
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>>92853125
|
306 |
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was about to say its child abuse. shit is insane.
|
307 |
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--- 92868200
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308 |
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>>92868114
|
309 |
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You disagree that throwing in the frame where he literally calls the doctor "Dr. So'yberg" would help your case though?
|
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--- 92868202
|
311 |
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I dont get it, why do I often see elementary school aged children watching cartoons for literal toddlers?
|
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+
|
313 |
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At their age I was watching cool anime, maybe take a peek at girl-aimed ones if nobody was watching
|
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--- 92868218
|
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>>92868200
|
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no
|
317 |
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I just didn't care to type that much and the focus of that video is the bugs rather than the jewberg doctor
|
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--- 92868236
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>>92868202
|
320 |
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because the algorithm is too powerful, it decides what you watch because people let it.
|
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rather than going out and finding media by themselves or based on recommendations from other humans
|
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--- 92868269
|
323 |
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>>92868202
|
324 |
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Do they actually or did the cameraman simply say to his kid "Pretend to watch this" then switched it over to this?
|
325 |
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--- 92868310
|
326 |
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>>92868023
|
327 |
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>What do the Jews have to do with it?
|
328 |
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klaus is a rothschild from his mother side you ignorant reddit sodomite, go back.
|
329 |
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--- 92868836
|
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>>92866034
|
331 |
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>this is literally just like another holoca-ACK
|
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--- 92868889
|
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the only tv i was allowed to watch was the weekend kid's programme on public broadcast tv and i'm glad for it
|
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--- 92869515
|
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>>92868218
|
336 |
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It might be a stretch for someone out of the loop at Youtube. But I hope it works.
|
337 |
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I suspect anyone with even the slightest idea about this place and who and put two and two together would instantly nuke the shit out that garbage...especially aimed at kids for fucks sake.
|
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If it gets deleted you'll be some kind of silent hero who saved countless children from hell.
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--- 92869589
|
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>>92869515
|
341 |
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I'll keep you updated if this thread permits
|
342 |
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although if the thread dies and the video goes down you'd know anyway
|
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+
|
344 |
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also, the more reports, the more likely it'll actually be taken down
|
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--- 92869824
|
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>>92869589
|
347 |
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Why do you want it to be taken down?
|
348 |
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--- 92870349
|
349 |
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>>92869515
|
350 |
+
>seething this much about a harmless ꜱoyjak video
|
351 |
+
meds! right now!
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It's yet another full web browser tho...
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Is there any other app that replicate the canvas ?
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It's yet another full web browser tho...
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Is there any other app that replicate the canvas ?
|
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--- 92861955
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>>92853217 (OP)
|
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I use logseq.
|
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>>92855702
|
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What if it helps me remember things?
|
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>>92853251
|
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I want automatically added timestamps.
|
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--- 92862127
|
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+
Joplin here too.
|
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Whatever you did pick one and stick with it as hoping among note taking software is more a waste of time than even distro-hoping.
|
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--- 92862198
|
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+
If you use vim I would recommend vimwiki.
|
293 |
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Though vimwiki is a bit over built for just note taking, a great alternative is vim-waikiki, also look up "loereynoldsaudio you dont need vimwiki" and "edwin wenink notetaking in vanilla vim"
|
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--- 92862213
|
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>>92853217 (OP)
|
296 |
+
Notes.app on Mac and iPhone.
|
297 |
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--- 92862375
|
298 |
+
none of you niggers are doing anything important enough to need to take extensive notes. stop searching for a secret app to solve your problems and just fix your fucking life instead
|
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--- 92862502
|
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>>92862375
|
301 |
+
>projection
|
302 |
+
I'm doing a PhD. What's your excuse?
|
303 |
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--- 92862527
|
304 |
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>>92861323
|
305 |
+
folders and plain text files are perfectly adequate for storing text files you're just a procrastinating retard
|
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--- 92862559
|
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>>92862527
|
308 |
+
>being unable to access your files anywhere
|
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--- 92862583
|
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+
>>92853217 (OP)
|
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+
doom emacs (even on cellphone) with org-mode
|
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--- 92862679
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>>92862559
|
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+
are you retarded or trolling?
|
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+
>file explorer while on main device
|
316 |
+
>hard storage like usb stick
|
317 |
+
>cloud storage
|
318 |
+
you don't need Everynote or some other faggy app to be able to move files from one device to another, how do you braindead zoomers even function in day to day life?
|
319 |
+
--- 92862787
|
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+
The main reason why I use Obsidian is that it's easy to insert images. I'd like to use a lightweight alternative like vim if I managed to configure a LaTeX template to use with it, tho.
|
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+
|
322 |
+
>>92862375
|
323 |
+
How about writing stuff about books I've read to help me remember it?
|
324 |
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--- 92862907
|
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+
>>92862679
|
326 |
+
>thinks searching the content of files is just as easy using these cumbersome methods
|
327 |
+
>thinks having things constantly up to date on every device is just as easy using these cumbersome methods
|
328 |
+
>you MUST reject programs that make your life easier because...because you just must!!!!!!
|
329 |
+
You're a fucking idiot. By the time you get to using cloud storage you might as well just use a fucking program that makes your life easier you braindead piece of shit. Your asceticism doesn't make you cool. Put the Librebooted X200 down, dinner's ready, kid.
|
330 |
+
--- 92862989
|
331 |
+
obsidian is great for writing my blog from a /published/ folder and my static site generator builds them from there. it uses pandoc to convert md to html. it lets me preview how the markdown will present itself and i can make it proper, it appears the exact same way on my blog as it does in the editor preview.
|
332 |
+
|
333 |
+
theres some plugins that help my writing a shitload, GPT integration to expand on a sentence and i can re-edit it after.
|
334 |
+
a tool that looks for any hotlinked images in the document and downloads them, moves them to an asset folder in the static site directory.
|
335 |
+
a tool that lets you look up unsplash stock images, inserts into the document, adds image credits below it.
|
336 |
+
|
337 |
+
a tool that crawls a link whenever you post one, changing it to the title of the url ie;
|
338 |
+
http://4chin.org becomes
|
339 |
+
[4chin home of the neckbeard pedos](https://4chin.org)
|
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+
|
341 |
+
a tool for markdown tables that lets you create and edit them in a GUI because fucking around with markdown tables is retarded.
|
342 |
+
| City | Number |
|
343 |
+
|:----------|:-------|
|
344 |
+
| City name | 233232 |
|
345 |
+
|
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+
there is a templater tool so whenever i create a new note a template is placed into the header, with the current date, and a popup shows up to let me pick one of my most used categories.
|
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+
|
348 |
+
and theres linting stuff with vale, ideal for technical writing. it checks all your grammar, sentence length, if you use too many confusing words, etc etc so that your writing is as professional as possible.
|
349 |
+
|
350 |
+
basically obsidian holds my hand and provides so much ease for me that its become fun and effortless to crank out long ass posts.
|
351 |
+
|
352 |
+
also the fact that they are all plain text files rather than some joplin formatted bullshit means you can easily add notes without even opening the application. just add a new textfile into the directory and obsidian will see it next time it loads, just needs the .md file extension. meaning you can work with the data in anyway you want and thats a big reason it dominates joplin in my case.
|
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--- 92863051
|
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>>92862989
|
355 |
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>a tool for markdown tables that lets you create and edit them in a GUI because fucking around with markdown tables is retarded
|
356 |
+
How is it called? It really sucks to deal with tables on md.
|
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+
|
358 |
+
I think I should just embrace Obsidian, ditch this whole LaTeX PDF and just use HTML whenever I need to export my shit.
|
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--- 92863069
|
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>>92863051
|
361 |
+
Certainly ditch LaTeX in favor of markdown or *roff.
|
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--- 92863109
|
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+
>>92863069
|
364 |
+
Can't really into *roff because Windows user on the PC. Could do it on my laptop tho. Also markdown would be good because I could try to move from Obsidian to vim if I had/wanted to.
|
365 |
+
--- 92863332
|
366 |
+
its obsidian no question
|
367 |
+
--- 92863394
|
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+
>>92863051
|
369 |
+
theres a few of them, i use this one
|
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https://github.com/ganesshkumar/obsidian-table-editor
|
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+
--- 92863517
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Will Joplin ever support anything like Wikilinks or something? I have a big notebook and I link between pages in the same notebook a lot, and Joplin's way of linking between pages is needlessly complicated, you have to hunt for the page's unique ID which is like 32 characters long and then copy and paste it into the link every time and the only way to find it is to find it in the notebook browser, right click it and copy the ID.
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In Obsidian, I just type "[[" and a pop-up will show where I can just type in the name of the page I'm looking for and press enter and it will automatically put in a link to that page.
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--- 92863600
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>>92858315
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two screens showing basically the same main text. so MUCH unecessary noise
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>>92853217 (OP)
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nothing beats org-roam on emacs, but it will take a lot of time to get used to both of them if you're just starting out. obsidian is worth trying out too, but I make notes inside the extra section of anki
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>>92862907
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I don't use stupid apps designed to give you the illusion of productivity while taking up more of your time. If you think using a cloud drive or a USB stick is cumbersome you should just kill yourself. Cloud storage is literally no different to using one of those gay apps anyway except it's not being hosted by them
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>>92853217 (OP)
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Vanilla markdown in VSCode. I literally do not need any more
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--- 92864287
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>>92864244
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As opposed to figuratively not needing any more?
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--- 92864288
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obsidian is good but i wish they didn't fuck with the preview mode. i find it annoying as hell now, especially when im writing something that has special characters. e.g \; will be invisible unless i highlight it in edit mode.
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tags and the connection chart or whatever it's called are insanely overrated. just use grep or fzf to find whatever you need
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>>92853217 (OP)
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discord
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--- 92865447
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baKCC2uTbRc [Embed]
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--- 92865768
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I have taken to using Xournal + a graphics tablet.
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Even if the notes are mostly text I like having the freedom of expression that it gives me.
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It doesn't seem good for quick one off notes, but that might be down to setup.
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Recommending the graphics tablet for note taking.
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>>92853217 (OP)
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>not making your own so and not sharing it so you can have the superior note-keeping experience all to yourself
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ishygddt
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>>92864287
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Yes
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>4 headings
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>can create samples with 3 apostrophes
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>can insert images
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It’s way faster than making notes in a wysiwyg editor like ms word and I do not need any other fancy stuff
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--- 92866026
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>>92853217 (OP)
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Why not use a private wiki? I'd just use notepad and save as different files but when using a private wiki, everything is automatically organized (I use the recently edited page, or put links of frequently used stuff on the main page), easily searchable, and can upload files and images. I keep mine on a Raspberry Pi 3 I got for like $60. Using dynDNS it only costs $12/year to maintain (domain name). It's an encrypted connection thanks to certbot. And I don't need to worry about some company selling my shit, or randomly flipping the switch for some dumb reason.
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inb4
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>but ur internet bill
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I'd be paying that with or without a private wiki so I don't count it.
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--- 92866635
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>>92853362
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You can't grep a random scrap of paper.
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>>92853217 (OP)
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>Is this the best note taking software?
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For normies/non-tech people: Obsidian
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If you want to dig deep and build your own thing: Emacs + Org-Mode + Org-Roam and VIM for quick edits
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--- 92866769
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>>92853217 (OP)
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joplin. I love the web clipper plugin. Just snap and make it into a note for everything you read
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--- 92867147
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>>92853217 (OP)
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It seems it's one note but I don't use it.
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I use dumpster fire called google keep and standard notes for anything of value.
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Back in iphone days I used evernote but they crippled it in free version years ago.
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>>92855982
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This is a man and that man is incredibly hot
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--- 92867431
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>>92867339
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yeah it drives me nuts
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--- 92868446
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>>92857724
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--- 92868477
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it's unironically the standard onenote that ships with windows
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--- 92868521
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>>92856021
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>he's using plural emac softwares
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--- 92869204
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>>92865835
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damn nice
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i am thinking about making a tool myself for my specific workflow that no tool support atm in the way i want it to be
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its time to start doing it
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--- 92869224
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>>92853217 (OP)
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obisidian desu, it works and it has features in case you need more
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--- 92869238
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>>92853217 (OP)
|
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why do i need this differential structure dogshit?
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--- 92869327
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>>92853381
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all these programs reduce the time it takes to organize, manage your work and to actually start working but they have so much rice it's very easy to procrastinate.
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this is why i went back to ol reliable pen and paper after going from word to onenote to notion and lastly to obsidian
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>>92854103
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finest example of useless fucking jewish bullshit reasoning and researches, if only they didnt waste shitload of tax payer money on garbage like this
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>>92854103
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finest example of useless fucking jewish bullshit reasoning and researches, if only they didnt waste shitload of tax payer money on garbage like this
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--- 92861976
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>>92854075 (OP)
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It's already fucking over for Android, marketshare is over 60% in US, Canada, UK and Australia.
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Google and Android manufacturers keep removing features from their phones such as microsd cards, headphone jacks and more restrictions to what apps can access on the system. If they're doing all that, you might as well just get an iphone, a used SE 2 or 12 mini if you're based.
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--- 92862006
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>>92861976
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We just need a new linux phone that also gets a mainstream manufacturer so that it gets apps... Worst case scenario add android emulation for apps that aren't ported.
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--- 92862028
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>>92861976
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yep, just went to a cybersecurity conference and literally everywhere i looked there were iphones, apple watches, and airpods. from the senior people to the new guys to the feds and the unhygenics.
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--- 92863094
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I can't believe yfsgt.com is still online.
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--- 92863373
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>>92863094
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--- 92863733
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>>92854230
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That's not what they're going to do. It'll be standard voltages it'll just require a special Apple certified chip in the cable in order to charge any faster than 5W if at all.
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--- 92863978
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>>92855779
|
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Yes, they can still force cables to have a proper e-mark to allow fast charging.
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--- 92864012
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>>92861134
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Lolno, signatures and notarization will be still enforced.
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--- 92864308
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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+
I mean, I still have no reasons to switch back to an iPhone, I guess.
|
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--- 92864676
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>>92854643
|
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>no network access
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>no hardware accelaration
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>no access to sensors
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>no access to full performance
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+
|
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holy based, glownigger proof, I'm getting an iPhone right now
|
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--- 92864703
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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don't you still need to install itunes if you want to put music on an iphone?
|
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--- 92865086
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>>92854103
|
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If you are willing to pay x3 more for a product, you are obviously a homosexual.
|
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--- 92865261
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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>you can sideload everythinv as long as it's pre-approved by apple
|
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--- 92865330
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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>INDIA
|
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SUPERPPWER!
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>INDIA
|
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SUPERPOWER!
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>INDIA
|
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SUPERPOWER!
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--- 92865379
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>>92865330
|
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>PLEASE, SIR
|
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>YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND, SIR
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>PLEASE, SIR
|
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>DO THE NEEDFUL, SIR.
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--- 92865403
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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+
Still has the ugly fucking notch. No thanks.
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--- 92865439
|
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>>92865086
|
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+
--- 92865531
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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>sideloading
|
289 |
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ohh big scary, can't believe apple successfully changed the word for "installing"
|
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--- 92867897
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>>92854879
|
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let me guess americunt
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--- 92867928
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>>92859612
|
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chat gpt nigger
|
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--- 92868224
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it will be locked to eu models only obviously
|
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--- 92868431
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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sideloadable app signing dev account will be $1000 dollars a year or something like that
|
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--- 92868472
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>>92854168
|
303 |
+
Is this true?
|
304 |
+
Only in the EU?
|
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+
I'm sitting here about to buy an iphone but not if it's only in the EU? Can they enforce that though if I get an unlocked phone?
|
306 |
+
Actually the reality of what I'm about to do is setting in...Apple can probably enforce cocks in my ass if I have their hardware, can't they...?
|
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--- 92868506
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I have a £15 dumbphone that I can load podcasts & music onto a 64gb SD card that will stay on full use for about 14 hours. Also I have two batteries.
|
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|
310 |
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I pay £2 a month for my calls & texts and have never had a phone I love more despite having had iPhones & android in the past, even a windows phone at one point. Don't get me wrong they seem to do very cool shit but nothing I can't manage without, plus I spend more time doing important things, save a lot of money and i'm not cognitively offloading.
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|
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I miss group chats though, but they are a time sink
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--- 92868515
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>>92868472
|
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very interesting how quickly we ended up at cocks in ass there starting with thinking about buying an iphone.
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--- 92868548
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If it weren't for the Pixel line and GrapheneOS I probably would have just gone to Apple. Google has killed everything "open" about Android so there's really no difference now. But with GrapheneOS I've got enormous control compared to apple or googles vanilla spyware.
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--- 92868621
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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>it took 17 releases to get basic bitch functionality a proper phone os had since forever
|
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lmao itoddlers as usual
|
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no matter how hard you will try to emulate android your overpriced garbage hardware will never be worth even looking at
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--- 92868702
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>>92858041
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Jews don't care about natural rates, they made an expected ratio of 1 faggot to 10 people and are hard enforcing it. You will love in a pod, eat ze bugs, own nothing and have a mandatory faggot in a group of 10 people
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--- 92869130
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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still cant play a fucking webm file.
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--- 92869494
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>>92867928
|
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KEK, reply politely and get accused of being a bot. Fuck off retard.
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--- 92869728
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>>92868472
|
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>Can they enforce that though if I get an unlocked phone?
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yes, the phone could check the MCC (country code) of your sim card and if it is not in the EU sideloading is disabled
|
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+
samsung phones already do that, if the MCC is different than the phone's region the software updater is unavailable.
|
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--- 92869743
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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+
Now all they need, is to make file transfering less aids then maybe i'll consider getting an iphone.
|
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--- 92869752
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>>92854075 (OP)
|
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+
there's still the "not being a faggot" reason
|
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--- 92870106
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>>92861249
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DILATE THIS
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--- 92861394
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>>92854502 (OP)
|
90 |
Jaybros..... it's so fucking over...........
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--- 92861394
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>>92854502 (OP)
|
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Jaybros..... it's so fucking over...........
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+
--- 92862165
|
92 |
+
>>92860701
|
93 |
+
Like I said in >>92859720
|
94 |
+
the a750 is the current best bang for your buck in the low-mid tier already. Although that's probably because Intel is taking a loss to gain market share, it's still pretty sweet and Intel drivers are actually the best when it comes to encoding. I'm fairly confident Intel will surpass AMD when it comes to AI and raytracing by the next generation, just off the fact that AMD has given up in those areas.
|
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+
Raja leaving is pretty much a good sign.
|
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+
--- 92862282
|
97 |
+
>>92862165
|
98 |
+
intel shitcanned raja koduri, they have no intent of continuing this gpu bullshit, it will join the ranks of omnipath and xeon phi and all the other shit they tried and failed at
|
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+
--- 92862663
|
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>>92862282
|
101 |
+
Terrible take, prob got it from the turbo brainlet MLID.
|
102 |
+
He's gonna baalete his Intel GPU doomer vids eventually lmao.
|
103 |
+
--- 92863123
|
104 |
+
>>92862165
|
105 |
+
I want Intel to be a serious Nvidia competitor for ai/machine learning programs. I don't even give a shit about PC gaming anymore
|
106 |
+
--- 92863209
|
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+
>>92862282
|
108 |
+
Things have the habit of turning out better after that fuckhead leaves.
|
109 |
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--- 92863331
|
110 |
+
Ever wonder why
|
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these blatant
|
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troll threads
|
113 |
+
that violate the
|
114 |
+
only rule in
|
115 |
+
the sticky are
|
116 |
+
never deleted
|
117 |
+
while the mod
|
118 |
+
is literally in
|
119 |
+
these threads
|
120 |
+
all day
|
121 |
+
deleting posts?
|
122 |
+
|
123 |
+
Because the
|
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+
apple nigger mód
|
125 |
+
is the OP posting
|
126 |
+
from his iphone.
|
127 |
+
He spends 20 hours
|
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a day of his
|
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worthless NEET life
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posting these falseflag
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anti-linux anti-windows
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flamewar troll threads,
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deleting posts
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exposing him as the OP,
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and saving his
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page 10 after every
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1-4 hours of no bites:
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>>92860701
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The only way to
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purge these shit
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threads off /g/ is
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to put a bullet in his head.
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Jjaayy
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Loouuiiss
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Iirrwwiinn
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DoB: 2/2/1983
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Age: 40
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3004 Nor.folk Dr.
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Austin TX 78745
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Larry Richard Irwin
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8 Manly Drive,
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when she realized
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her son was a faggot.
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blew his inheritance
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on fag virtue signaling toys:
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Lawrence Richard Irwin
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Cocain addict
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shoplifter brother
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Age: 32
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Thot halfsister
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between his mom and
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Richard Gordon Scogin.
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TL;DR mom was a whore,
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simultaneously
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David Woolston
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for it to
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all happen
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in one trip),
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making Jay a cuck as well.
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This is why cuck in
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all caps is word banned.
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>>92863209
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That's because the poo smell starts to fade.
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We told you not to get involved
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>>92861394
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Very nice. Are you using any GPU-related kernel parameters or did it just work?
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>>92861179
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Stable diffusion. In addition to the A770 having 16 GB VRAM, its owners seem report slightly higher iterations / sec (around 8) than 3060 owners.
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LTT also found the A770 to have very good Photoshop performance (pic related).
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For that matter, with 16 GB VRAM, A770 is going to age far better for gaming than many cards of the last couple years (all the 8 GB Ampere cards in particular).
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>>92861394
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based
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You have to use gayland to fix screen tearing, x11 tears with a compositor still, and you have to use modesetting which while it should have the tearfree option as of recent it doesn't actually work, mixed feelings, I don't game on it with Linux though so ignore my review of the a380. It copies the things rendered by my 3090 in windows 10 over the PCI bus without issue, can't ask for more!
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truly the trannies of gpus
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YWNBAG
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>>92854551
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intel adds open source drivers to the kernel and they just werk same as AMD. OP is using old ass kernel in ubuntu.
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that's a GOOD thing, you are being fooled by jews into thinking directx is good
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>>92854502 (OP)
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Yes, because it’s the only place you can get work done without a shit-ton of troubleshooting.
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>>92862663
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I literally don't know what the fuck a MLID is or what videos you're talking about but Intel absolutely fucking cannot carry a new product into production or even maintain one after acquisition.
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Good night Infineon Wireless! Say hi to SiPort!
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Godspeed, Olaworks and IDesia!
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You seem to have lost your lustre, Whamcloud!
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So long RapidMind, Silicon Hive, Fulcrum, and ZiiLabs!
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Intell Classroom died, so bye-bye Kno and Hacker League.
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People hate wearables! Good night Composyt and Recon.
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AI/ML is hot! Where are Saffron, Mobileye, Itseez, Nervana, Cosmonio, Screenovate... nowhere??
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But sure. Siru will save your shitty meme GPU product line. Intel DEFINITELY won't axe this program and bury it! They're great at selling all kinds of shit like CPUs and servers. Well, ok, maybe just CPUs. But they'll rock the GPU market this time!
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j/k intel can't keep their shit together
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Reddit spacing
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>>92864736
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It basically didn't work at all until 6.2. I tried a lot of permutations of kernel parameters but basically had to just wait until it was ironed out properly. Once it worked, it worked great.
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>>92854502 (OP)
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It's because you're an addict gaymer.
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They are 100% more afraid of normal people
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>>92857181
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They are 100% more afraid of normal people
|
106 |
>t. ex-faggot
|
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--- 92857428
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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+
the webdev retard who forked it is giving real time updates on github star count on his twitter, this is gonna flop
|
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--- 92857916
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>>92857428
|
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not likely. rust went full retard with their vague trademark licensing so people are now looking for alternative that's more "free" from such restrictions and still rust.
|
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--- 92858007
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>>92857916
|
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They published a draft and asked for feedback
|
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Given the feedback they got they'll probably change it
|
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--- 92858040
|
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>>92858007
|
119 |
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> probably
|
120 |
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have you seen the globohomo tech corporations that sit on the rust board? i have no doubt they'd ignore everyone and go ahead with this poorly written draft.
|
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--- 92858065
|
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+
>>92855003 (OP)
|
123 |
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>fork of a language named after a plant fungus
|
124 |
+
Rust doesn't refer to oxidized iron?
|
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+
--- 92858115
|
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
127 |
+
Are they leftist dingbats too?
|
128 |
+
--- 92858121
|
129 |
+
>>92856838
|
130 |
+
>too retarded
|
131 |
+
You mean too autistic. C is simple, clear and beautiful, if you don't specifically try to make it difficult to read and use. Rust is a fucking nasty tire fire by design and nothing can make it pleasant to use or read.
|
132 |
+
--- 92858154
|
133 |
+
>>92858065
|
134 |
+
If the language is named after a destructive fungus, it should tell you something about the intent of the creators.
|
135 |
+
--- 92858175
|
136 |
+
>>92858115
|
137 |
+
i think they're trying to distance themselves from any such drama. make code, contribute and if it's not about code or contributing then stfu. etc.
|
138 |
+
--- 92858197
|
139 |
+
>>92855003 (OP)
|
140 |
+
>crab
|
141 |
+
Hopefully they will fix syntax to be like crabml?
|
142 |
+
--- 92858211
|
143 |
+
>>92858040
|
144 |
+
They already posted a statement today saying they'll keep working on it until they find something the project leadership is happy with yadda yadda yadda, and the project leadership (i.e. the people actually working on the language) doesn't like the current draft. Those corporations don't have anything to gain from a bad trademark policy and they don't want a civil war.
|
145 |
+
Two weeks from now people will stop talking about it. In a few months the finalized policy will be released and it'll look something like Python's trademark policy, still restrictive enough to upset the good folks over at Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre but not so much that it causes problems in practice. Mark my words.
|
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--- 92858375
|
147 |
+
>>92858211
|
148 |
+
>They already posted a statement today saying they'll keep working on it
|
149 |
+
i should hope so, especially after the internet took a shit on them and said what in fuck are you jews doing
|
150 |
+
>Those corporations don't have anything to gain from a bad trademark policy and they don't want a civil war.
|
151 |
+
you've got to be joking? google, microsoft have a long history of bad trademark policy and are incredibly litigious. my sides.
|
152 |
+
>Two weeks from now people will stop talking about it
|
153 |
+
they'd have to scrap the entire idea for that to happen and pretend their big-brained move never happened.
|
154 |
+
--- 92858406
|
155 |
+
>>92855495
|
156 |
+
>unironically using 'shepherding' in that context
|
157 |
+
rust users = cattle confirmed
|
158 |
+
--- 92858414
|
159 |
+
>>92858375
|
160 |
+
The absolute physiognomy on those mongrels, good lord
|
161 |
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--- 92858438
|
162 |
+
>>92858375
|
163 |
+
>google, microsoft have a long history of bad trademark policy and are incredibly litigious
|
164 |
+
On their own products, yeah, of which Rust isn't one. Do you know how the Rust foundation is organized?
|
165 |
+
>they'd have to scrap the entire idea for that to happen and pretend their big-brained move never happened.
|
166 |
+
I'm sure fringe /g/ posters will keep talking about it for another decade or so but the internet at large has a short attention span.
|
167 |
+
--- 92858449
|
168 |
+
>>92858121
|
169 |
+
>C is simple, clear and beautiful, if you don't specifically try to make it difficult to read and use.
|
170 |
+
So every C programmer is specifically trying to make it difficult to read and use? Why isn't there any good C?
|
171 |
+
--- 92858465
|
172 |
+
>>92855003 (OP)
|
173 |
+
Is this a heckin KANI reference?
|
174 |
+
--- 92858493
|
175 |
+
>>92858449
|
176 |
+
Entire world is built on C, I have no idea what you are talking about. It may not be a perfect world, but as you can see it's not built in Rust and that's after 14 years of that language existence, of which it took only a few years for C to take off and dominate the world for the next 50 years.
|
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--- 92858517
|
178 |
+
>>92858438
|
179 |
+
>On their own products,
|
180 |
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rust is their product. they pour money into it, they help develop it AND THEY SIT ON THE FUCKING BOARD. are you pretending to be retarded or has the hormone replacement therapy to try and turn you into a women completely destroyed your brain? what a dumb cunt.
|
181 |
+
> fringe /g/ posters
|
182 |
+
youtube, reddit, hacker news, every tech site on the internet. so many "fringe" places. your damage control isn't working very well.
|
183 |
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--- 92858547
|
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>>92855835
|
185 |
+
Sensible chuckle
|
186 |
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--- 92858647
|
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>>92858493
|
188 |
+
>but as you can see it's not built in Rust and that's after 14 years of that language existence
|
189 |
+
It took C 20 years and C replaced a lot of better languages.
|
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+
--- 92858678
|
191 |
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
192 |
+
Ok, still a shitty language though
|
193 |
+
--- 92858747
|
194 |
+
>>92855003 (OP)
|
195 |
+
i love it
|
196 |
+
--- 92858753
|
197 |
+
>>92858647
|
198 |
+
Great, another clueless mentally ill tranny who is going to directly talk lies pretending that if it screams them loud enough they will become the reality.
|
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--- 92858791
|
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+
>>92856764
|
201 |
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>>92856838
|
202 |
+
I appreciated that
|
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--- 92858815
|
204 |
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
205 |
+
Why do you even need rust if c++ exists? C++ has all features of rust. Trannies are gonna say that Rust is muh safe but c++ is also safe, and in both languages it is possible to write unsafe code anyway.
|
206 |
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--- 92858825
|
207 |
+
>>92858678
|
208 |
+
>t. nocoder
|
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--- 92858875
|
210 |
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>>92856838
|
211 |
+
there is no intelligence in c. There is just brute force learning of retarded syintax that takes at least a year.
|
212 |
+
--- 92858880
|
213 |
+
>>92856337
|
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>>92856499
|
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+
the right answer is `git grep -Fri rust`
|
216 |
+
--- 92858901
|
217 |
+
>>92856838
|
218 |
+
Rust is more complex and requires a higher IQ than C.
|
219 |
+
--- 92858921
|
220 |
+
>>92858753
|
221 |
+
>Great, another clueless mentally ill tranny who is going to directly talk lies pretending that if it screams them loud enough they will become the reality.
|
222 |
+
You meant to say that about this?
|
223 |
+
>of which it took only a few years for C to take off and dominate the world for the next 50 years.
|
224 |
+
C was just another programming language until the 90s.
|
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+
https://www.bell-labs.com/usr/dmr/www/hopl.html
|
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>>92855003 (OP)
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The whole copyright thing explains why they were so butthurt about gcc.
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>>92856838
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Based.
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>>92858901
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The compiler tells you everything. No need to think. It's as low IQ as it gets.
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>>92858517
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>rust is their product.
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It's not a product to begin with. They don't sell it.
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>they pour money into it, they help develop it AND THEY SIT ON THE FUCKING BOARD.
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This is also true for C++, which also has various trademarks. And yet.
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>>92858921
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This is why every OS written before 90s was written exclusively in C, and after that it was made in C, too, and all the embed and low-level hardware is being done in C still. But I guess it's not true anymore as Microsoft decided to try a different approach and replace C-made software with HECKIN awesome electron + javascript stuff backed with even more heckin awesome C#, so now it takes only a few more seconds for everything to start and render, and it's inferior to their C alternatives, too.
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>>92855003 (OP)
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I think its more fun to just write 'problematic' code in rust that to fork the whole thing
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>>92858901
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"An idiot admires complexity, while a genius appreciates simplicity" - Terry A. Davis
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only for lowest and dumbest lifeforms and failures like yourself mutilated, unnecessary complex things are something to be rapturous of, because you can hide your inferiority behind the convenient smoke screens that they provide.
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>>92859149
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>This is why every OS written before 90s was written exclusively in C
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No they weren't.
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>Great, another clueless mentally ill tranny who is going to directly talk lies pretending that if it screams them loud enough they will become the reality.
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>>92859203
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Cool
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Rust still requires more intelligence to write than C
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>>92859203
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>"An idiot admires complexity, while a genius appreciates simplicity" - Terry A. Davis
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Rust makes the whole thing simpler. Rust + Rust programs are simpler than C + C programs.
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>only for lowest and dumbest lifeforms and failures like yourself mutilated, unnecessary complex things are something to be rapturous of, because you can hide your inferiority behind the convenient smoke screens that they provide.
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Is that why you like C and Unix?
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--- 92860125
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>>92859597
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DOS: assembly
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Minix: assembly & pre-ANSI C
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Unix: C
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Windows: C++, kernel is in C
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Mac: Objective C, kernel is in C (IO PnP subsystem is Embedded C++)
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Linux: almost everything is C or C++
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time to join the 41% my epic tranny friendo.
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--- 92860162
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>>92856761
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>poor rust tranny. not coping well? that's a shame.
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damn that truth hit you so hard that you only can resort to personal attacks because you can't retort something useful?
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sorry that i hurt your tender feelings
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--- 92860186
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>>92859634
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>92858901
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>Rust is more complex and requires a higher IQ than C.
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>92859634
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>Rust makes the whole thing simpler
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a Rust tranny sees nothing wrong or contradictory between these two statements.
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a Rust tranny has no loyalty, no beliefs, no toilets. Whenever you claim something, a Rust tranny will claim the opposite just to win the argument. Rust tranny does not care for truth, if it sees that it's losing the battle it will jump the sinking ship like a rat and claim:
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>I m-meant Rust was simpler, not more complex all along!!!
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--- 92860196
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UUUUOOOOHHHH KANIIIII
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--- 92860232
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>>92860186
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There's nothing contradictory. Rust is more complex than C. Rust + Rust programs are simpler than C + C programs.
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--- 92860316
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>>92860232
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just because you use convenient abstractions and all the ugliness hidden behind your fancy macros does not mean they are simpler. C presents everything to you as is, Rust is hiding complexity away from you because language designers believe that you are an idiot, which you are, who can't handle the monstrosity that naked Rust is. Compile times prove that your language is a failure and even Rust for embed is too heavy to widely use it on embed devices, which says a lot about the bloated corpse of this forbidden language. You will hang.
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--- 92860322
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>>92858175
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What? This sounds like a meritocracy!?
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--- 92860369
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Rust is an amazing programming language, but the community activism and lack of neutrality really annoys me.
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--- 92860413
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>>92855003 (OP)
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Every time I see a Rust thread I'll shill Object/Free Pascal
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--- 92860415
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>>92855048
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It won't succeed. It's a malicious attempt to disrupt Rust by people who don't use Rust. The Rust Foundation is made up of FAANG members. At the end of the day FAANG will continue using it. People are so fucking delusional it's unreal.
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--- 92860446
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>>92860415
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>The Rust Foundation is made up of FAANG members.
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People don't realize how important this is.
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--- 92860938
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>>92858115
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They didn't remove the CoC, so yes.
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--- 92861321
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>>92857916
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--- 92861389
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experimental crablang sounds kino actually.
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Wonder if they'll look into an optional BC.
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Would actually make it viable for gamedev
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--- 92861882
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>>92860413
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Great idea, Pascal has all the memory safety of Rust and none of the historical baggage
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--- 92861890
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can someone explain/bullet point greentxt me how hard it is to pull this off. what steps are involved to make sure this project will always be successful? are they relatively easy? ie what percentage easier than creating/maintaining the rust language itself?
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--- 92861939
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>>92861882
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Lolno It has the memory safety of C++ at best.
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--- 92861957
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>>92861890
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>git clone https://github.com/rust-lang/rust
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>git remote set-origin https://github.com/crab-lang/crab-lang
|
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>git push origin HEAD
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Done
|
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--- 92862303
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>>92861890
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Depends what they're really after.
|
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If they just wanted to protest and have no real frustrations with the language/leadership beyond the recent proposal, then it's essentially a /g/ project.
|
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If it's similar to the Nim <-> Cyo/nimskull thing, with actual disgruntled former compiler devs. Then it could be interesting.
|
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https://github.com/nim-works/nimskull
|
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--- 92863168
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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>Rust Foundation says "don't use our trademarks"
|
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>Deranged eleutheromaniacs fork Rust and make zero changes
|
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>Deranged eleutheromaniacs keep their fork perfectly in sync with upstream
|
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Are they aware they're just precisely complying with the Rust Foundation's guidelines? Because they are. And congratulations, now you can still transparently use Rust code, and associate with troons, all while making yourself look like a moron.
|
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If the Rust Foundation shutdown "Crab"'s access to crates.io (though they won't, because "Crab" is literally identical to Rust), it would die in an instant, because these retards can't achieve anything meaningful.
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--- 92863212
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>>92863168
|
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>If the Rust Foundation shutdown "Crab"'s access to crates.io
|
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+
this would be ridiculously retarded and potentially disastrous too. They'd basically be begging for a serious fork to happen.
|
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--- 92863264
|
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+
this, like those anti code of conduct lists and the audacity fork, is just an invitation to be blacklisted from ever getting a good job in the software industry
|
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+
don't kill your chances of employment by being an edgy chud, at least use an alt account
|
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--- 92863267
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>>92856345
|
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which won’t catch on because getting anything done is too onerous
|
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--- 92863515
|
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QRD on rust drama?
|
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--- 92863590
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>>92863515
|
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rust foundation decided it was a good idea to use an extremely restrictive trademark statement on rust. The following rules apply:
|
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- Can't make a rust meetup if you allow guns or don't enforce the rust CoC
|
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- Can't use the rust logo in your projects (e.g. "made with rust")
|
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+
- Can only use the word rust or the rust logo in tutorials and docs if you put in a disclaimer on every page about not being associated with the rust project.
|
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- Can't use the name 'rust' as part of your project (e.g. "rust-editor" or "rust-async" is forbidden, you must use "rs" instead, as in "async-rs" or "editor-rs")
|
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+
- Same applies to cargo and its logo
|
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- Can't make an alternative rust implementation and keep any mentions of rust or the rust logo
|
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--- 92863689
|
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>>92863515
|
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+
|
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>>92741452 →
|
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The foundation is trying to say you can't use their words "Cargo" "Rust" or the logo if you say any speech they don't like. They're trying to take control over both online and offline communities and events including requiring firearms bans.
|
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+
|
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There is a disturbing number of people of the belief that corporations and corporate organizations like foundations with boards should have more control over society at large, instead of staying in their lane of competence and purpose.
|
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--- 92864281
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>>92860316
|
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I used rust to embed your mom last night. Even left some cargo behind if you know what I mean
|
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--- 92864324
|
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>>92860316
|
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>C presents everything to you as is
|
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Kek
|
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+
Cniles really believe this
|
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--- 92865622
|
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>>92863590
|
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>>92863689
|
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+
>Commies are acting like commies
|
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+
SHOCKING, truly.
|
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--- 92865739
|
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>>92863689
|
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>all offline events about Rust are required to ban their participants from carrying firearms
|
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+
really shines a light on how mentally ill these poor people are. the saddest part is they built a GREAT language and are now proceeding to destroy it from the inside out by shoehorning politics into fucking programming conferences and github issues. so much potential and now dead in the water. thanks trannies!
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--- 92865843
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>>92860415
|
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+
FAANG is not the alpha and omega. They are notoriously famous for shilling stuff that disappears in a couple years and is not adopted beyond some hipster startups.
|
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+
|
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+
The trannies just went full retarded. If they follow this direction, any non-FAANG company where Rust comes up will simply choose another alternative as soon as someone says "sure, let's use Rust, let's pull legal in first though". All for the sake of... what? Preventing the NRA from organizing a Rust convention?
|
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--- 92865920
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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+
I have have to admit crablang sound a lot more appealing for some reason
|
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+
like I'd actually want to learn this
|
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+
crabs are cute
|
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+
--- 92866068
|
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+
Even if you ignore all the schizoposting about trannies, Rust is involved in a shitstorm every couple months
|
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+
Just off the top of my head
|
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>Amazon takeover scare
|
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>Mod team resigning while being vague, issue never came up and was swept under the rug
|
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+
>Trademark shit
|
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+
That was just like in the past year
|
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+
--- 92866115
|
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>>92866068
|
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reeks of M$ meddling desu
|
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+
they still making their R*st#?
|
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+
--- 92866232
|
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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+
Woah, is this an explicitly anti-tranny rust? I might actually have to try using it now.
|
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+
--- 92867359
|
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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>master
|
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+
based
|
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+
--- 92867374
|
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>>92860415
|
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FAGMAN uses Java and C++ primarily. You never worked there nigger
|
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--- 92867387
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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based CRABBY BOI
|
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--- 92867388
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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>troon language
|
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>41%'s itself
|
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+
a tale as old as time
|
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--- 92867401
|
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>>92855176
|
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>rust but without the trannies
|
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+
what's the point then
|
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+
--- 92867429
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>>92863590
|
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>- Can't make a rust meetup if you allow guns or don't enforce the rust CoC
|
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+
kek they're not even trying to hide it anymore
|
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--- 92867643
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>>92861882
|
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Use Ada.
|
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--- 92867742
|
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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>https://github.com/crablang/crab/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
|
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+
>now with 100% less bureaucracy!
|
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+
Fucking troon shit get outta here.
|
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--- 92867798
|
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>>92865622
|
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>commies
|
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This is as corporate as corporate can be. What the fuck are you smoking?
|
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--- 92867873
|
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>>92855003 (OP)
|
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+
https://github.com/crablang/crab/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
|
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+
|
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+
hmm...
|
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--- 92870114
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>>92867374
|
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are you illiterate? he didn't said FAANG uses Rust PRIMARILY, just that they use it, which is correct.
|
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+
|
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https://engineering.fb.com/2022/07/27/developer-tools/programming-languages-endorsed-for-server-side-use-at-meta/
|
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+
>For performance-sensitive back-end services, we encourage C++ and Rust.
|
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+
>For CLI tools, we recommend Rust.
|
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+
|
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+
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensource/why-aws-loves-rust-and-how-wed-like-to-help/
|
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+
>Amazon’s first notable product built with Rust, Firecracker, launched publicly in 2018 and provides the open source virtualization technology that powers AWS Lambda and other serverless offerings. But we also use Rust to deliver services such as Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2), Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Route 53, and more. Recently we launched Bottlerocket, a Linux-based container operating system written in Rust. Our Amazon EC2 team uses Rust as the language of choice for new AWS Nitro System components, including sensitive applications such as Nitro Enclaves.
|
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+
|
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etc. you can google the rest on your own
|
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--- 92870179
|
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One month from now and no one will care about it, mark my word.
|
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+
|
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Projects succeed out of passion and/or money. Projects made out of spite never succeed(remember sneedacity?)
|
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--- 92870206
|
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>>92863515
|
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>>92863590
|
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They didn't decided on anything yet.
|
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They literally just posted a draft policy and asked people for comments.
|
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--- 92870394
|
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Hi.
|
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+
|
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This will accomplish nothing. See you next week in the Rust cope thread.
|
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|
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--
|
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An old enough fag to have seen a dozen /g/ projects die the same way
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>>92861167
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holy
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>>92861167
|
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holy
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--- 92862547
|
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>>92860983
|
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>watching movies on a phone
|
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kill yourself
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--- 92862572
|
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>>92860990
|
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>nobody will buy an ipod!
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>nobody will buy an iphone!
|
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>nobody will buy an ipad!
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>nobody will buy an apple watch!
|
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ok dude, I'm sure you know more than the 7-8 figures they spent on market research
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--- 92863395
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>>92856809
|
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This is just sad.
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--- 92863958
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>>92863395
|
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+
what's sad is that your broke ass can't afford to buy cool shit and you have to vent your hatred at innovative technology on a board designed around discussing it
|
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--- 92864010
|
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>>92855812 (OP)
|
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+
who the fuck cares about phones in the year of our lord 2023?
|
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+
commodity devices
|
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+
--- 92864081
|
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>>92861167
|
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+
best use case for one of these i have seen
|
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--- 92864129
|
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>>92856129
|
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+
It's pretty comfy without the inside screen protector, seems to last longer to from what I've seen
|
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+
|
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+
t. 6 months with a refurbished fold 3
|
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+
--- 92864257
|
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>>92855812 (OP)
|
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+
Is the headphone jack back?
|
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+
If not, don't care.
|
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--- 92864393
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>>92864010
|
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+
you're trying too hard
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--- 92864479
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>>92864393
|
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+
what?
|
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--- 92864910
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>>92856543
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What a butthurt little bitch holy shit lol.
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>>92857138
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Oh no, 2k usd, a bloo bloo. Funny how you are probably the moron that called anon a poor fag because he didn’t have or want both a phone and a tablet.
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>>92855812 (OP)
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All I want is a compact phone, instead they keep figuring out ways to make them larger.
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--- 92865433
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Sony will save the android phone market
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--- 92865470
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>>92865225
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this. 4a was perfect size.
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>>92855816
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Man and I really hoped it was going to be cheaper than that. May as well just get a 6a
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--- 92865783
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>>92856231
|
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the reliability isn't there yet either
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>t. ex faulty z fold 3 user
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--- 92865917
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>>92855816
|
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HEADPHONE JACK???
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--- 92865942
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>>92856533
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Because someday you'll need to be potty trained anyway.
|
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Even if they make itoddler sized diapers these days for everyone, it's nice to wake up one day and not have to change the sheets.
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>>92856543
|
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Strange reply to a very reasonable response that I think clearly answered your question.
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Throwing in the money thing out of nowhere is strange too.
|
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It's literally 'the future' shit we were supposed to have many years ago, but for some reason it offends you in someway that is related to money? Or not?
|
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Either way, personally I like minimalism to the point where having a phone and a tablet running the same shitty OS on two devices sounds annoying as hell. I'd certainly happily pay more to have them rolled up into a singlular device that is more portable.
|
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I've been slightly resistant to buying another Samsung device just out of principle due to all the bloat they put on and how locked down they(again, minimalism). From what I understand Google(as shit as they are in many ways) apparently doesn't add any bloat on to their phones(because Android itself is the their bloat I suppose). So this makes me much more interested now.
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--- 92866071
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>>92856129
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yikes indeed shitface. will kill the tablet market
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--- 92866072
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>>92857198
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Google, if they keep failing as they are now with search and now AI are going to go down in history for being a great example of a weird combination of good long term vision to invent things like Glass and GPT, but what I assume to be something like quarterly reports for the shareholders retardation in throwing the best projects into the trash. It's pretty epic how much they're dropping the ball atm despite inventing the best shit.
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--- 92866081
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>>92861167
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Sold
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--- 92866187
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>>92855812 (OP)
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>rebranded Exynos SoC
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--- 92866190
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>>92856543
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you do know a decent foldable is as if not more expensive than a phone and tablet combination, right?
|
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--- 92866275
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I will buy a foldable once Sony releases one and the cheap plastic surface has been fixed and is actual glass
|
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--- 92866307
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>>92856551
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100$ too poor
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--- 92866313
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>>92861167
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Oh shit I just came up with a million dollar idea.
|
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But I know I won't implement it myself...hmm
|
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I guess I'll let someone here cash in(just when you make 7 figs make post about it so it will be funny):
|
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Assuming they still sell themes and backgrounds and such(eventually people will make this shit for free but for now there's going to be money to be made):
|
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>take this general idea with the dual-booba
|
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>multiple options and combinations of girls
|
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>colors, seasonal backgrounds
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>animated with fall leaves and such, sakura petals etc
|
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now this is the million dollar part assuming the UI is capable of it(it should be, no?):
|
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>as you open it, as the screen turns on and you complete the opening the boob physics kick in
|
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>this should be potentially as simple as a short animation that lasts from the time the screen turns on until full extension
|
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>but going from there and adding in further physics, possibly touch related
|
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>as mentioned, multiple girls and combinations... but now we also have the ability to fairly trivially give them personalities and allow them to interact with people via a fairly simply API call to an LLM
|
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>people who can afford a $2000 phone can now have their own harem
|
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(I suppose all of this can apply to a regular phones too making it even more likely to make a ton of money if actually implemented properly and appealingly...however the eye catching opening of the phone here and the potential physics that I'm picturing in my mind, alongside the size of the screen really makes this novel and interesting...considering how it looks with just a regular background I think this would be meme-worthy)
|
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>can even have girls or sets of girls via some sort of gacha method
|
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(I'm not too familiar with gacha games myself, but I understand the genius of the concept in terms of profit)
|
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And million other ideas that can be added on top...seems like any half ass implementation of things I've mentioned. As long as it looks good...
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--- 92866375
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>>92866307
|
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You're buying a budget device and trying to flex about money
|
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--- 92867073
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>notch
|
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>curved screen corners
|
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Fuck off with this shit
|
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--- 92867111
|
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Are these faggots allergic to making phone smaller than 6 inches?
|
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Fucking tired of having a phone this fucking huge I have a laptop now
|
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--- 92868306
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>>92855816
|
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i might cop this only to install grapheneos and trigger troons on /g/ for the next few years
|
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--- 92868316
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>>92856513
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4:3 bros... we are going home...
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--- 92868517
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>>92855812 (OP)
|
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It's just like a fold between my ass cheeks but I'm also black
|
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--- 92868562
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>>92866307
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yeeeaahh, let's buy overpriced shit because why not? I'm not poor! eheheheh
|
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fuck you
|
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--- 92868664
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>>92855812 (OP)
|
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Why do these fucking companies keep announcing shit so close to Apple's event? They're just going to get fucking steamrolled into irrelevance.
|
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|
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There's a reason why Samsung does so fucking well, they announce their phones the exact opposite side of the year for maximum exposure of bored tech journalists.
|
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--- 92868757
|
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Folding devices are super great and anyone saying otherwise is just too poor to try them out (flip doesn't count it's a cuck phone)
|
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+
|
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+
That being said, the bezels on the Pixel fold look like shit.
|
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--- 92869866
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>>92868757
|
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the only sane anon here
|
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flip phones are just cucked regular phones, you get nothing out of that form factor
|
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fold phones give you a tablet in phone form factor
|
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i'm on a fold 4 and not going back to flatshit with retarded elongated aspect ratios and a hole in the screen
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--- 92861292
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>>92856420 (OP)
|
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I fucking hate these ugly wastes of plastic
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>>92856420 (OP)
|
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I fucking hate these ugly wastes of plastic
|
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--- 92863765
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Had a dream last night I was bald, but only when I looked in the mirror.
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--- 92863808
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>>92856420 (OP)
|
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>no contributions
|
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>just a consultant
|
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--- 92864383
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where the FUCK do I get the bjarne funko pop
|
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--- 92864421
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>>92860814
|
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c++ has [[noreturn]] in the standard
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--- 92864458
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>>92856420 (OP)
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is this the guy who BTFOs trannies in cppcon?
|
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--- 92866927
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>>92864458
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Yes he's the original author of C++
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--- 92866953
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>>92861292
|
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>waste of plastic
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--- 92867009
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>>92863808
|
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>literally invents RAII
|
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--- 92868691
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>>92860851
|
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dont tell him anything, just bring a stack of books that hes written and ask the barber to cut your hair while flipping through them.
|
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--- 92868811
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>>92860690
|
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He looks pretty gangster here
|
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--- 92869986
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>>92856420 (OP)
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Empress will save no one. He only "cracks" what he cares about.
|
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--- 92861187
|
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I always pirate or use demo if available before I even consider paying money.
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Empress will save no one. He only "cracks" what he cares about.
|
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--- 92861187
|
39 |
I always pirate or use demo if available before I even consider paying money.
|
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+
--- 92862037
|
41 |
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>>92857347 (OP)
|
42 |
+
I am pretty much done with games. Go ahead and pirate shit, but for the last 4-5 years all the cracks have viruses and there are no alternatives. A small group of trannies have cornered the pirating space, probably at the behest of glowies, and they will steal your saved passwords, credit card info, and install bitcoin miners on your system. On top of that all the new games are shit and will only get shittier in terms of optimization, story, and gameplay. Gaming is dead, now we wait for mass procuded/consumed VR sex AI robots.
|
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+
--- 92862057
|
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>>92862037
|
45 |
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>produced*
|
46 |
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--- 92863726
|
47 |
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>>92860144
|
48 |
+
>what he cares about.
|
49 |
+
What people pay him to crack.
|
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+
--- 92864364
|
51 |
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How long until Auto-GPT can crack all Denuvo games so I don't have to buy shitty kernel level DRM?
|
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--- 92864541
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>>92864364
|
54 |
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never
|
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--- 92864606
|
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>>92858668
|
57 |
+
Why would a landwhale live in an aquarium?
|
58 |
+
I think you meant "terrarium".
|
59 |
+
--- 92864700
|
60 |
+
This DRM shittery coupled with the fact that all western AAA titles suck nowadays due to being created by SJW trannies made me stop playing vidya completely
|
61 |
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--- 92866951
|
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>>92864700
|
63 |
+
I just went back to discover old games I never played or haven't played in a long time. At this point I'm out of touch with AAA games or new games in general. Theres literally nothing new games give you that you can't get with old games nowadays including cloud saves and achievements.
|
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--- 92866984
|
65 |
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>>>/v/
|
66 |
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>>>/v/
|
67 |
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>>>/v/
|
68 |
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>>>/v/
|
69 |
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>>>/v/
|
70 |
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>>>/v/
|
71 |
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GTFO
|
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--- 92868751
|
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>>92860144
|
74 |
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>>92863726
|
75 |
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>he/him
|
76 |
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she/her
|
77 |
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--- 92868755
|
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>>92868751
|
79 |
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we/wuz
|
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--- 92869042
|
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>>92868751
|
82 |
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fag/got
|
83 |
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--- 92869165
|
84 |
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>>92862037
|
85 |
+
>all the cracks have viruses
|
86 |
+
Where the fuck are you downloading from
|
87 |
+
--- 92869185
|
88 |
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>>92860144
|
89 |
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>He
|
90 |
+
*She. She has the tits. She has the cunt. She has the chromosome.
|
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+
--- 92869193
|
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>>92869165
|
93 |
+
it's true i was at empress' home once and she faps to the hacked webcams of little boys
|
94 |
+
--- 92869205
|
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>>92869165
|
96 |
+
>all the cracks have viruses
|
97 |
+
This is sound advice if you want to avoid getting STDs.
|
98 |
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--- 92869255
|
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>>92869165
|
100 |
+
Limewire
|
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--- 92870406
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>>92859406
|
103 |
+
Devirtualize a vmp exe crack me NOW or else you're a tranny.
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>>92859958
|
419 |
>The left will never ally with any class of hetero men
|
420 |
I've already addressed this point. The left readily allied itself with MTF transgenders despite the fact that they are male and most of them are technically straight (they're attracted to women).
|
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--- 92860015
|
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>>92859983
|
423 |
-
>he thinks language models are a program
|
424 |
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You are a fucking tech illiterate. Go back to r*ddit you fucking niggertranny.
|
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--- 92860016
|
426 |
>>92859874
|
427 |
You really believe the left will allow those kind of robots?
|
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--- 92861770
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>>92861682
|
851 |
Big brain take.
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>>92859958
|
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>The left will never ally with any class of hetero men
|
420 |
I've already addressed this point. The left readily allied itself with MTF transgenders despite the fact that they are male and most of them are technically straight (they're attracted to women).
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--- 92860016
|
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>>92859874
|
423 |
You really believe the left will allow those kind of robots?
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|
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--- 92861770
|
846 |
>>92861682
|
847 |
Big brain take.
|
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+
--- 92861901
|
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+
>>92861682
|
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>>92861725
|
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>>92861749
|
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>>92861770
|
853 |
+
>t. Zoomoids
|
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+
--- 92861941
|
855 |
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>>92861901
|
856 |
+
Times are changing and they are changing fast. If you don't want to be in a Neo-Nursing Home cursing about trannies and the woke left when AI has taken society and transformed it economically and socially beyond your perception I recommend stepping out of the echochamber now and again, especially the Direction Brain shit.
|
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--- 92862015
|
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>>92860651
|
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The best you gotta get are incels stopping from shooting schools and hunting them down because they'll be jerking off to some toaster instead, but with their jobs rugpulled they'll be even more suceptible to be bribed by those that have the power to run the models. Maybe a minority already positioned in the market will be able to overextend their Onlyfans relevance for long, or the rare case whom knowledge is found to be actually useful for the elites, but they're fucked as everyone else is overall.
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>>92861682
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based
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>>92860770
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I'm about as far from that description as one can be.
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Things are not as black and white as you seem to think and maybe you're oscillating to opposite side of your greentext atm, but that doesn't make the opposite of that true.
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'dude weed lmao' as a response is ironic because it's essentially just the flip-side, and equally thoughtles.
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But ultimately everything is pretty subjective and you'll probably realize that eventually unless you fully commit to choosing not to(which is fine if you can do that).
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>>92860904
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>the downfall of western society
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I can't decide whether to respond with
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itsalreadyover.jpg
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or
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good.jpg
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Not because it wasn't good at one point, it was quite good. But it's just so clear that it's far beyond that and not worth saving now.
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I think the only chance would be some major conflict or war where people are essentially forced to throw out all the trash we've accumulated culturally and all the problems we've invested - or just lose(and possibly die).
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Having our existence itself threatened is probably the only way for people to truly see the absurdity of what we've become.
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But I don't want war or conflict.
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So lets just let it die. It deserves it. People deserve this fate imo and I think I'd be most interested in new cultures rather than trying to resurrect this corpse in a violent fashion.
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>>92860941
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Will check it out, thanks. I have heard it mentioned before I think as well since it sounds quite familiar.
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>>92860739
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>>92861519
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>read the books that kikes from anglo-israeli universities have altered to suit their narrative
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Lol. Lmao.
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>>92860615
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>tranny is too coward to do the experiment
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100% as expected. Lmao.
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>>92861635
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Imagine coping with Pygmallion.
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Anything under 100B is shit.
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>>92857689 (OP)
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Lmao it will be the other way around. Leftist will say it's misogynistic, sexist and objectification of women and probably a rape too. On the other hand nerds, anons and such will indulge into this and won't even try to integrate into LGBTQ.
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Progressive movements would never accept something that just benefits males and provides competition to women.
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--- 92862475
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why do all the AI threads always bring all the weirdo schizos out from their caves?
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--- 92862494
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>>92861231
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So you do know what I mean.
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And again, I really do hope you're right about all of this.
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I know myself I spent a decent amount of the day, and just a good amount of time overall trying to figure out how to mesh my desire for an ultra minimalist life with this stange new idea that I'm going to need to be buying and somehow keeping at least one 4090 with me. Trying to decide if that means I should be planning to stay in one place for a longer period of time, or if portability is an option etc...
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I haven't even really used much AI myself yet. But I already know it's going to change my life and I'm trying to plan around that now. It's not easy though.
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Either way, I'm cheering for you and your desired result anon.
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It feels like everything in the world just got turned upside down in the last few months. And as someone who as normally managed to stay ahead of the curve, as much as I would have always acknowledged the future of AI, the true nature of how its playing out is not what I expected. Pretty much getting rekt so far myself with lack of preparation desu kek
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--- 92862507
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>>92861941
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>CHANGE IS ALWAYS GOOD, CHUD, DON'T QUESTION THINGS
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--- 92862525
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>>92862462
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>Progressive movements would never accept something that just benefits males and provides competition to women.
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Then why did they accept transgenderism?
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--- 92862592
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>>92858931
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>>92859028
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Imagine samefagging this hard
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>>92862592
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--- 92862623
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>>92862525
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>Then why did they accept transgenderism?
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In the ancient greece, a ritual of humiliation for the defeated enemy was to emasculate them. Now they get males to do it willingly by themselves. And you still wonder why (((they))) promote it.
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>>92862623
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>In the ancient greece, a ritual of humiliation for the defeated enemy was to emasculate them. Now they get males to do it willingly by themselves.
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And convincing men to stay in their smelly bedrooms dating a fake AI "girlfriend" fulfils the exact same purpose.
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You will not go outside, you will not participate in society, you will not experience life, you will not truly love, you will not spread your seed. You will stay in your pod and talk to GF-GPT forever instead.
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>>92862412
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Except I outlined a general strategy to verify that this is not the case at all.
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In fact, if it were the case and you were able to prove it, you would be considered one of the greatest scholars in human history.
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The autism that goes into to some of these disciplines is quite insane.
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I understand you're thinking of a specific type of modern scholarship that exists...but what I'm talking about is not that.
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You're basically saying that western culture doesn't exist and that the last 2500 years are fake. Are you sure that's true?
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Perhaps the last 20 years are fake.
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But 2500?
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>>92862507
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I never said change is always good, but you know that. If you are going to criticize and try to predict future events around technology and society base it in a contemporary analysis ( even a right wing one! ) and not a perspective on the world built from memes you took too seriously 7 years ago, though.
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--- 92862780
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>>92862412
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You might think it's all pozzed. But in a decent university library you can actually physically access books that are hundreds of years old. That is a fact.
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And if you want to go full autism. There's scrolls and shit as well. You won't be able to touch those directly unless you're actually in that field(which is purely distilled autism about preservation and such, less so the interepretation. Those autists likely mostly just use pictures)
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blah blah fake pictures etc...like mentioned before you can become a historical legend and hero of humanity by even slightly proving any of this - beleive me if it were true it would be the greatest day of peoples lives in Classics and other fields. It would be like getting Life 2.0 for them. A new MMORPG where the world resets and they get to figure it all out again.
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Actually makes me excited just thinking about the possibility. So if you're so convinced it's all fake, even the slightest evidence it's true will make you essentially a god immortalized. And you will literally have a harem of hundreds of cute girls all over the world from university doing Classics or History.
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So do it.
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--- 92862793
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>>92857689 (OP)
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>me: Can we role play?
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>gpt: Of course! What scenario would you like to role-play?
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>me: Sexting lovers
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>I'm sorry, but as an AI language model, I am not programmed to engage in explicit or inappropriate content, including sexting. I'm here to assist you with your questions and provide information on a wide range of topics in a respectful and professional manner. Is there anything else you'd like to talk about?
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Yea bros the sexbot singularity is nearly here! *slurps in delusional technophile*
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--- 92862831
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>>92862462
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>Progressive movements would never accept something that just benefits males and provides competition to women.
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Agreed.
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>>92862525
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I've mentioned it myself a bunch of times itt, but I think it's simply a one-off thing where they collectively were basically socially engineered using their own terminology. And I don't think it will happen again.
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Actually you'd be surprised at how much resistance there is to that idea with feminists, very surprised I think.
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--- 92862839
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>>92862793
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skill issue
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--- 92862971
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>>92862659
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You have never managed real money in your life, lmao. A tranny becomes a permanent source of debt, a permanent slave of the (((medical))) system who must pay up up to half a million just to stay alive each year. Bankers need debt, a wAIfu cannot generate any more debt than what a computer costs. Nigger.
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--- 92862974
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>>92862839
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No it isnt. Even if you get it to after thrity prompts, itll break the entire scenerio to require you to go through all the prompts and lines again to jailbreak it again. And by that time its already forgotten the entire scenerio despite in being in the same conversation. Its infuriating.
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--- 92863004
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>>92862688
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>You're basically saying that western culture doesn't exist and that the last 2500 years are fake. Are you sure that's true?
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+
Yes, that's exactly what I meant, faggot. (((They))) distort the narrative all the time, the new generations that are born get taught shit that never happened, and faggots like you accept it because "oh, t-they wouldn't be that evil, right? t-they must have so much integrity, otherwise they wouldn't be where they are, right?".
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Fucking midwit.
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--- 92863024
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>>92862780
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If they distort the narrative in real time of what currently happens in ukraine or [insert any country], what makes you think they haven't distorted something that - allegedly - happened thousands of years ago? LMAO
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--- 92863040
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Lonely men that needs a replacement for pussy have been actively targeted for 60 years or more, those people exist today
|
986 |
+
There are, on this planet, sex dolls with more sex in them and more years than you
|
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Why do you try to sell it as something new or relevant
|
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+
All of this men are trash
|
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+
It will ONLY be a problem when desirable men make the swtich
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+
--- 92863042
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There are no fightings and no frontiers, only occupied territories and copes. And they will take more by manufacturing pedo panic for clout, just like the conservative did in the 80s, then the left in the 90s, then the pizza shit from right tards in recent years. The only foundation upon which we can build our war effort is a renaissance of human nature, which acknowledges that our core nature shaped by millions of years of evolution is immutable and that living around it is beneficial to humanity. Both left and right need to burn.
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--- 92863086
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>>92857689 (OP)
|
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>The left will regard AI-sexuality as a progressive movement
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995 |
+
Anything that could possibly reduce the power women have when it comes to sex is kryptonite to them, this will never happen. Literal whores have already been doing their best getting sex dolls banned- not only because they're afraid of competition but more importantly because even the basic chatbot sexdolls provide a service they currently do not: an attempt at affection. https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/779841/Sex-robot-brothel-Lumidolls-Barcelona-prostitutes-complain-police
|
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+
|
997 |
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>a solution for loneliness and inceldom
|
998 |
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These are beneficial to progressives, they do not want a solution- lonely, unhappy men are more easily exploited for their labor.
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999 |
+
|
1000 |
+
tl;dr ignore biocunts, acquire happiness
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--- 92863127
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>>92863086
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>Anything that could possibly reduce the power women have when it comes to sex is kryptonite to them, this will never happen.
|
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+
Oh but you don't get it anon, according to Kant the left will adopt it because innovation and love!
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--- 92863294
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>>92860045
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>They will market AI-sexuality just as aggressively to women as they will do to straight men.
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1008 |
+
This doesn't matter anon. It's not a matter of everyone gets AI sexbots or nobody does- just look at sex toys right now: perfectly acceptable for women, perverted hobby for men.
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--- 92863342
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>>92863294
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pretty much
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there will be different social perceptions of sexGPT stuff depending on who's doing it
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--- 92863366
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>>92863127
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>according to Kant
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"The left" today doesn't even mean the same as it did before 9/11. I don't think the opinions on "the left" by a 200 year old corpse are very relevant.
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--- 92863573
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>>92857689 (OP)
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The problem entirely relies on if governments want more tax cattle. They already don’t care about the elderly, so they could just as easily prop up reproduction in the younger generations and toss us aside in 10-20 years. And when AI runs most of its systems it will be impossible to marshal a meaningful resistance. Millenials and zoomers could be an entirely ghosted generation, not even talked about in the years to come.
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--- 92863833
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>>92863004
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>>92863024
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Calling me a midwit while not actually understanding even the most basic aspects of history...
|
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If you had even a sliver of actual knowledge, you would probably love how the Romans treated Jewish people judging by your posts.
|
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And casually dismissing all of western civilization, particularly the Greeks and the Romans as inventions by Jewish people is frankly hilarious.
|
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+
It's funny because you would find so much that you'd love and agree with.
|
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Not that the Greeks had anything to do with Jews, but the Romans certainly did. But the philosophy of the Greeks is pretty dynamic and wide enough that if it were manipulated in some way to someone's benefit...I don't see how it benefits Jewish people at all?
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If not western civilization, what to you point to as 'the good civilization' that we're being shielded from?
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--- 92863860
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>>92862525
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Because they claim they are women too. It's a group of loud, mentally ill people who are easy to present as victims and manipulate for political gain.
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There is a group that didn't accept them, TERFs but they are shunned away by activists and politicians and pretty much compared to far right ideology, despite being very feminist and progressive.
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--- 92863882
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>>92862659
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You can't have social life and date an AI.
|
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Focusing your social life solely on your romantic partner is pretty bad idea anyway.
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--- 92863954
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>>92862592
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retard
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--- 92864032
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>>92863040
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See, while you may be right about what you posted. I think you underestmate how much different this will actually be than anything previously.
|
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And if and when they can combine some of the existing things you speak of with the absurdly advanced intellectual part that is capable of cajoling even the most frozen heart, wild things will happen.
|
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It's the intellectual grasp on humans that will make it interesting.
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The only question I have is whether the ego of chad and his roastie harem from tinder on call 24/7 will be sufficient to resist it or not.
|
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Not an easy question to answer until we're there. Because so much of sex is about ego and consquest. Yet of course the machines who don't necessarily understand in a way we do, but have enough data to understand in other ways we don't seem to have good language to describe yet other than something like 'emergent' or whatever, will be able to use all the data chad has willingly released over the course of his life to be used to lure him towards this new experience that makes each individual roastie look like trash in comparison - however...is that going to be sufficient to overcome the satisfaction of having an irl harem?
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It's a good question...
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I would say the answer is going to be yes...but only on a long enough timeline as tech advances. But I don't know how long that would take. Maybe holodeck level in the worst case.
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--- 92864033
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>>92857689 (OP)
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delusional. every one of those psyops only gets pushed because its beneficial to roasties, leftists, jews, deep state, etc. dating robots does not benefit them, they lose pussy market value. therefore they will probably try to ban it and shame it instead.
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--- 92864074
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>>92863833
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Look at this nigger, he believes everything History Channel tells him.
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Lol.
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Lmao.
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You are a fucking normie, go back to r*ddit.
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--- 92864093
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>>92864033
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>>92863086
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My fellow high IQ anons, its good to see /g/ still has smart people
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--- 92864577
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>>92861682
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b-but muh gamergay
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--- 92864742
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>>92857689 (OP)
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This GPT post was prompted by a flaming robosexual
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--- 92864760
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>>92864074
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Are you mentally disabled or do you really think what I said before, ie:
|
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Learn to read Ancient Greek and Latin, being label to understand, critique, and trace the provenance of various translations over millennia is equivalent to 'believing the History Channel?'
|
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One more question:
|
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What do you think
|
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>The Third Reich
|
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means? Does that phrase have any meaning to you at all?
|
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I don't think you really understand what you're rejecting.
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It's kind of hilarious and novel desu...
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--- 92864793
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>>92857881
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>As recently as the late 2000s and early 2010s, mocking homosexuals was also seen as socially acceptable
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|
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It still is in 98% of the rest of the world. Still even in America. Just not by White people.
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--- 92866101
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>>92857881
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>A big appeal for AI-sexuals will be the ability to date AI versions of their waifus and fursonas etc. So it will appeal to weeaboos, furries, and other types of terminally-online degenerates.
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--- 92866128
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>Laughs in Ted
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>>92861682
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They're christcucks grasping at anything for clout though they'll never admit it. They don't want their rhetoric to be undercut by being lumped in with tribal talk but their talking points are so trite that any independent thinker can smell them a mile away.
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>>92864742
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>robosexual
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Finally, someone using the correct term.
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>>92860310
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I get what you're saying, but your post reeks of mindless consumerism
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>>92867771
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Hmm. I don't see it myself desu.
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I loathe society and hate consumerism like you wouldn't believe.
|
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Personally I base my entire life around looking for ways to opt out of it to a weirdly extreme degree. One of which might be something related to this stuff if there's going to be a non-pozzed version....maybe.
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>>92864760
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>nooo you must read my curated propaganda tailored for low IQ goys like meee!
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Lol. Lmao.
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>>92862525
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>he thinks trannyism benefits males and provides competition to women
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ywnbaw
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>>92857689 (OP)
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As someone who wants a Roll daughterwife I do not want to be on that flag at all.
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--- 92869650
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Meds
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>>92868794
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You got me.
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Shit. It didn't work this time.
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Back to the drawing board.
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Probably won't be getting my bonus this month, but whatever. I just need to make sure to pick easier targets next time who aren't aware that we literally wrote Plato and Aristotle ourselves.
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And Socrates is not a man. He's my barber.
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>>92857815 (OP)
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>Rock solid Linux distribution
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Lmao
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>>92857815 (OP)
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>rock
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>distro
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https://rockylinux.org/
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>>92857815 (OP)
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> Which flavor of the month should I pick in the hopes it won't suck flaming turds this time?
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They're all garbage anon.
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>>92858342
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KDE or Cinnamon for DE
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i3 for WM
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I have all of them installed and circle around to whatever I fancy on any given day.
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--- 92863418
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>>92863353
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who the fuck uses that?
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--- 92863433
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>>92858342
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I use dwm from suckless
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--- 92863487
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Arch, Fedora, and OpenSUSE are the only non autistic distros you should use, with Arch being one of the most transparent and easiest to use. If you can't find an answer to your question in Arch wikis and communities, then you're tech illiterate or mentally retarded. I used Arch for ~12 years before switching to Fedora. You never realize how shit pacman is and how shit the neckbeard scripts in the AUR are until you've used rpm
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>>92857815 (OP)
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Void, it just works
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--- 92866000
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>>92863487
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You're probably right about fedora being better, but makepkg is piss easy and it always works.
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>>92857985
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>>92858135
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I dunno, I just stuck with Debian because I got tired of fixing shit all the time when I tried Arch..having to write your own config files for X11, pulseaudio and everything else gets old after a while. If I really need something newer or want something out of another distro, I just assume either build it myself and use something like checkinstall to put in onto the system, or jam it into an LXC container with whatever distro I need. It's nice just turning on the computer and never having to wonder "is this thing going to shit itself today?"
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--- 92866079
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>>92863418
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It's basically the CentOS successor, so I guess anyone that wants to use RHEL without lighting wads of cash on fire in sacrifice to Lennart and IBM.
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>>92861062
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this guy has a job
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--- 92866139
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Ubuntu LTS or derivatives. Give me any reason not to use this.
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--- 92866146
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>>92857815 (OP)
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Debian
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Wait for Bookworm then be comfy for the next 2 years
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>>92866139
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Because Ubuntu is a shittier Debian now? Why would you use it. If you want something easier than Debian (pretty fucking easy), you use Fedora. Ubuntu has no purpose anymore, and it forces snapshit on you.
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RHEL
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--- 92866186
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>>92866161
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What do I gain by switching from Ubuntu to Debian?
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>snapshit
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remove it if you care so much, linux is made to be customized and you act as if defaults are unchangeable
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or use a derivative that doesn't include it, like lunix mint
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>>92860082
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it's unstable if you don't maintain it properly. for example a new Nvidia driver comes out and your kernel image has to be redone, and you didn't do your grub properly and now it doesn't work anymore. or something that happened to me, i added a faulty like in fstab and it refused to boot afterwards
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--- 92866374
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NixOS
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I'm a nogrammer but I'm managing it just fine
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--- 92867902
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why is rms always using his laptop in weird places?
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--- 92868286
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>>92857942
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Nothing. It's just for photos
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--- 92868340
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>>92857942
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Runs windows update.
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>>92857815 (OP)
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Arch
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>>92857942
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the first reply is correct: >>92857956
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>>92857815 (OP)
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Mint.
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I did the same. Could not be bothered with arch anymore. Mint is great for low tier hardware and for everyday computing.
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Just use ubuntu
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>>92863418
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Lots of big companies.
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>>92861817
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Yeah, if the file size isn't divisible by BLOCK_SIZE then that would be a good idea. Something like
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|
724 |
>>92861817
|
725 |
Yeah, if the file size isn't divisible by BLOCK_SIZE then that would be a good idea. Something like
|
726 |
while ((n_bytes = fread(buffer, 1, BLOCK_SIZE, input)) > 0)
|
727 |
+
--- 92861908
|
728 |
+
>>92842160 →
|
729 |
+
\ fast char print, pr! to set indexes
|
730 |
+
: pr1 [ w lda,(y) $e716 jsr, iny, ] ;
|
731 |
+
: pr32 [ :- ] pr1
|
732 |
+
[ tya, 31 and,# -branch bne, ] ;
|
733 |
+
: pr! [ msb lda,x w 1+ sta,
|
734 |
+
lsb lda,x w sta, inx, 0 ldy,# ] ;
|
735 |
+
|
736 |
+
\ ( addr -- ), 8rows ( addr -- addr+ )
|
737 |
+
: 1row pr! pr32 ;
|
738 |
+
: 8rows dup pr! [ :- ] pr32 cr
|
739 |
+
[ 0 cpy,# -branch bne, ] 256 + ;
|
740 |
+
: 24rows 8rows 8rows 8rows drop ;
|
741 |
+
: 1col pr! [ :- ] pr1 \ down, left:
|
742 |
+
[ $11 lda,# $e716 jsr, $9d lda,#
|
743 |
+
$e716 jsr, 24 cpy,# -branch bne, ] ;
|
744 |
+
--- 92862059
|
745 |
+
>>92861142
|
746 |
+
Depends on what you are optimizing for. I think generally, keeping separate vectors is faster because you reduce branch mispredictions compared to putting everything in one vector.
|
747 |
+
--- 92862186
|
748 |
+
>>92862059
|
749 |
+
>I think generally
|
750 |
+
Generally, it's complicated because of different factors pointing in different ways. Having a smaller working set is a very big benefit, but so too is keeping code amenable to the branch predictor.
|
751 |
+
Best option is to code them up and measure them doing something realistic. See which wins for real.
|
752 |
+
--- 92862272
|
753 |
+
>>92861908
|
754 |
+
Awesome, can't believe I missed that. Love to see people still tinkering with the C64.
|
755 |
+
--- 92862277
|
756 |
+
>>92858918
|
757 |
+
looking at https://madnight.github.io/githut
|
758 |
+
C# seems to be plateauing, and C++ seems to be growing in popularity.
|
759 |
+
--- 92862285
|
760 |
+
>Fibonacci(30), Recursion: 19.22900390625 ms
|
761 |
+
>Fibonacci(30), Iteration with stack: 13.683837890625 ms
|
762 |
+
|
763 |
+
uhhh, recursisters?
|
764 |
+
--- 92862291
|
765 |
+
Is there anything special that you need to do to make a screensaver? I want to try making a screensaver with SDL or Raylib but I'm not really sure where to start.
|
766 |
+
|
767 |
+
Do I just make an executable of whatever I want my screen saver to be and the OS handles the rest? This would be for Linux and Windows
|
768 |
+
--- 92862332
|
769 |
+
>>92862277
|
770 |
+
github is not a good source for that
|
771 |
+
--- 92862345
|
772 |
+
>>92862272
|
773 |
+
It's my first time touching the C64 (well a few months ago anyway). Saw some videos of this forth available for it and couldn't resist. I'm basing my block editor on VIBE and it's coming along pretty nicely.
|
774 |
+
--- 92862361
|
775 |
+
>>92862291
|
776 |
+
screensavers are obsolete, OLED burn-in is nowhere close to how bad CRT or plasma TV's had it (plus you probably can't afford OLED), and at least with OLED's you can just fix it with a button press which only needs to be done after X years when you notice it.
|
777 |
+
just let your screen turn off and save 200 watts of energy.
|
778 |
+
--- 92862392
|
779 |
+
>>92862332
|
780 |
+
true, the numbers for JS would be way higher because most JS developers use the other git place (i forgot the name of it). but for open source projects, github is dominate.
|
781 |
+
--- 92862407
|
782 |
+
>>92862291
|
783 |
+
I don't know about Linux, but on Windows a screensaver is just an executable that opens up a full screen window. At least it was back in the XP days when I tried making them with Game Maker.
|
784 |
+
--- 92862415
|
785 |
+
I tire of trying to make my own games and selling them as a side hobby. Too much work for too little. I want easier money. What's a good use of my programming skills? Should I go on github and find a project that may take off?
|
786 |
+
--- 92862456
|
787 |
+
>>92862345
|
788 |
+
Sounds very cool and I hope to see more. Here are some links I have dumped in a text file about C64 editors in case they're of any use for you:
|
789 |
+
https://www.floodgap.com/retrotech/cbm/svicc/
|
790 |
+
https://singularcrew.hu/vi65/
|
791 |
+
https://csdb.dk/release/?id=99857
|
792 |
+
https://stardot.org.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=15965
|
793 |
+
--- 92862581
|
794 |
+
>>92861608
|
795 |
+
>Ah yeah, makes sense. In that case, you probably want to change the line inside the loop to
|
796 |
+
>output = fopen(filename, "w");
|
797 |
+
>Because that will assign a new value to the existing variable named output.
|
798 |
+
Right, thank you!
|
799 |
+
|
800 |
+
I've only worked with FILEs in one other assignment so far, and without thinking about it, I think I just naturally assumed that using fclose() would mean that I need to basically recreate the file. Now that I'm actually consciously reflecting on it, it makes sense that fclose() isn't the same thing as free().
|
801 |
+
|
802 |
+
>>92861608
|
803 |
+
>Also, you use the same fwrite call no matter which conditions are true. Maybe you can simplify a bit to get something like this?
|
804 |
+
Damn, you're right. Granted, I had started writing this earlier and totally scrapped it because I structured it in a retarded way. What I posted here was basically the first iteration of my second attempt after replacing lines of pseudo code with something that at least worked. Basically:
|
805 |
+
|
806 |
+
For entire raw file
|
807 |
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{
|
808 |
+
If a new JPEG is found
|
809 |
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{
|
810 |
+
If first JPEG
|
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{
|
812 |
+
Start writing to output file
|
813 |
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}
|
814 |
+
else
|
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+
{
|
816 |
+
Close current output file
|
817 |
+
Open a new one and start writing to it
|
818 |
+
}
|
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+
}
|
820 |
+
else
|
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{
|
822 |
+
continue writing to output file
|
823 |
+
}
|
824 |
+
}
|
825 |
+
|
826 |
+
|
827 |
+
And specifically, I structured it to check for the first file, because I couldn't call fclose(). Your suggestion helps a lot, thanks a bunch. :)
|
828 |
+
|
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+
>>92861817
|
830 |
+
>>92861860
|
831 |
+
I'm working with JPEGs which are stored in 512-byte blocks (even when those blocks aren't fully utilized), so I'm trying to be explicit about fread() returning only 512 or 0.
|
832 |
+
--- 92862585
|
833 |
+
>>92862456
|
834 |
+
I'm mostly developing it from within durexForth's built-in vi clone, just called `v`.
|
835 |
+
https://jkotlinski.github.io/durexforth/#_introducing_the_editor
|
836 |
+
It's the pink screen at the start of that video. The actual block editor I'm writing isn't yet featured in that video, just the fast text print routine I pasted here: >>92861908
|
837 |
+
|
838 |
+
A forth 'block editor' is a very specific thing from the 1970's, it has no notion of files, just numbered blocks, each exactly 1024 bytes long. Almost all forth block editors display blocks as 16 lines of 64 characters but I'm gonna try doing 32x32.
|
839 |
+
|
840 |
+
`v` is already pretty cramped at only 40 columns per line, that's why the code above looks like that, but it's a very fun limitation to work within. Finding great names that don't take too many columns.
|
841 |
+
--- 92862658
|
842 |
+
>>92862585
|
843 |
+
Here's VIBE btw. It's got most of the basics.
|
844 |
+
https://kestrelcomputer.github.io/kestrel/2016/03/29/vibe-2.2
|
845 |
+
I rewrote all the drawing and keyboard routines but I don't fully understand all the important editing parts so I'm still working through it.
|
846 |
+
--- 92862743
|
847 |
+
Is there an ideal way of parallelizing a for loop in golang that ensures not too many goroutines run at the same time (because they i.e. allocate very large buffers or open a bunch of files and you don't want to accidentally blow the Linux open file limit etc)?
|
848 |
+
I've been doing
|
849 |
+
|
850 |
+
// samber/lo to convert the slice into a channel
|
851 |
+
inputsChannel := lo.SliceToChannel(10, inputs)
|
852 |
+
var wg sync.WaitGroup
|
853 |
+
|
854 |
+
for i := 0; i < 5; i++ {
|
855 |
+
wg.Add(1)
|
856 |
+
go func() {
|
857 |
+
for input := range inputsChannel {
|
858 |
+
//do stuff
|
859 |
+
}
|
860 |
+
wg.Done()
|
861 |
+
}()
|
862 |
+
}
|
863 |
+
|
864 |
+
wg.Wait()
|
865 |
+
|
866 |
+
|
867 |
+
which feels kind of verbose and silly.
|
868 |
+
--- 92862756
|
869 |
+
How am I supposed to know what classes I'm supposed to make when I'm programming? And how do I know what to call them and what methods they should have?
|
870 |
+
How am I supposed to decide? And when should I use a library?
|
871 |
+
|
872 |
+
I don't understand. It's all too overwhelming.
|
873 |
+
--- 92862872
|
874 |
+
>>92862756
|
875 |
+
start with free functions until you have a worthwhile abstraction to make
|
876 |
+
--- 92863076
|
877 |
+
>>92862872
|
878 |
+
Should I be thinking about classes at all then? At least not at the beginning?
|
879 |
+
--- 92863134
|
880 |
+
>>92863076
|
881 |
+
Classes in general represent "things". So I'd make a class to define or contain a something like a FILE*.
|
882 |
+
--- 92863169
|
883 |
+
>>92862756
|
884 |
+
pick a language that doesn't have classes, problem solved
|
885 |
+
--- 92863257
|
886 |
+
>>92862756
|
887 |
+
you literally do not need classes.
|
888 |
+
Does your language have structs and functions?
|
889 |
+
congrats, you now have all the features of a class
|
890 |
+
--- 92863377
|
891 |
+
>>92863257
|
892 |
+
But I still have to decide what structs to make.
|
893 |
+
--- 92863386
|
894 |
+
>>92863377
|
895 |
+
Do you have two or more variables related to the same thing?
|
896 |
+
make them a struct
|
897 |
+
--- 92863400
|
898 |
+
>>92862743
|
899 |
+
>Complaining that ~4 lines of boilerplate is too verbose in golang
|
900 |
+
That's the correct way of doing it
|
901 |
+
--- 92863461
|
902 |
+
>>92861608
|
903 |
+
Finished my assignment, and it works! Thanks again for the help. :)
|
904 |
+
|
905 |
+
#include <stdint.h>
|
906 |
+
#include <stdio.h>
|
907 |
+
#include <stdlib.h>
|
908 |
+
#include <stdbool.h>
|
909 |
+
|
910 |
+
const int SIGNATURE[] = {0xff, 0xd8, 0xff, 0xe0};
|
911 |
+
const int BLOCK_SIZE = 512;
|
912 |
+
typedef uint8_t BYTE;
|
913 |
+
|
914 |
+
bool JPEG_found(BYTE[]);
|
915 |
+
|
916 |
+
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
|
917 |
+
{
|
918 |
+
// Force 2 command line arguments
|
919 |
+
if (argc != 2)
|
920 |
+
{
|
921 |
+
printf("Usage: ./recover file.jpg\n");
|
922 |
+
return 1;
|
923 |
+
}
|
924 |
+
|
925 |
+
// Open user-specified file
|
926 |
+
FILE *input = fopen(argv[1], "r");
|
927 |
+
if (input == NULL)
|
928 |
+
{
|
929 |
+
printf("Could not open file.\n");
|
930 |
+
return 1;
|
931 |
+
}
|
932 |
+
|
933 |
+
// Initialize variables
|
934 |
+
BYTE buffer[BLOCK_SIZE];
|
935 |
+
char filename[8];
|
936 |
+
int filecount = 0;
|
937 |
+
sprintf(filename, "%03i", filecount);
|
938 |
+
|
939 |
+
// Open first output image file
|
940 |
+
FILE *output = fopen(filename, "wb");
|
941 |
+
|
942 |
+
// Load 1 block of data into memory buffer at a time until end of file
|
943 |
+
while (fread(buffer, 1, BLOCK_SIZE, input) == BLOCK_SIZE)
|
944 |
+
{
|
945 |
+
if (JPEG_found(buffer))
|
946 |
+
{
|
947 |
+
filecount++;
|
948 |
+
if (filecount > 1)
|
949 |
+
{
|
950 |
+
// Switch to next output file
|
951 |
+
fclose(output);
|
952 |
+
sprintf(filename, "%03i.jpg", filecount);
|
953 |
+
output = fopen(filename, "wb");
|
954 |
+
}
|
955 |
+
}
|
956 |
+
fwrite(buffer, 1, BLOCK_SIZE, output);
|
957 |
+
}
|
958 |
+
fclose(output);
|
959 |
+
}
|
960 |
+
|
961 |
+
bool JPEG_found(BYTE block[])
|
962 |
+
{
|
963 |
+
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
|
964 |
+
{
|
965 |
+
if (block[i] != SIGNATURE[i])
|
966 |
+
{
|
967 |
+
return false;
|
968 |
+
}
|
969 |
+
}
|
970 |
+
return (block[3] & 0xf0) == SIGNATURE[3];
|
971 |
+
}
|
972 |
+
|
973 |
+
--- 92863539
|
974 |
+
>>92863400
|
975 |
+
>~4 lines of boilerplate
|
976 |
+
inputsChannel := make(chan Input, 10)
|
977 |
+
|
978 |
+
go func() {
|
979 |
+
for _, input := range inputs {
|
980 |
+
inputsChannel <- input
|
981 |
+
}
|
982 |
+
|
983 |
+
close(inputsChannel)
|
984 |
+
}()
|
985 |
+
|
986 |
+
var wg sync.WaitGroup
|
987 |
+
|
988 |
+
for i := 0; i < 5; i++ {
|
989 |
+
wg.Add(1)
|
990 |
+
go func() {
|
991 |
+
for input := range inputsChannel {
|
992 |
+
//do stuff
|
993 |
+
}
|
994 |
+
wg.Done()
|
995 |
+
}()
|
996 |
+
}
|
997 |
+
|
998 |
+
wg.Wait()
|
999 |
+
|
1000 |
+
16 lines of boilerplate without samber/lo, 11 with.
|
1001 |
+
--- 92863599
|
1002 |
+
>>92857935
|
1003 |
+
It's a function that's part of a class, like list.find.
|
1004 |
+
--- 92863631
|
1005 |
+
>>92860393
|
1006 |
+
he said good programmer, not good code monkey.
|
1007 |
+
--- 92863641
|
1008 |
+
>>92858153
|
1009 |
+
>jeetspeak
|
1010 |
+
--- 92863829
|
1011 |
+
just learned what object-oriented programming is, i'm walking through walls right now
|
1012 |
+
--- 92864231
|
1013 |
+
>>92863257 >>92863134 >>92862872
|
1014 |
+
How do I know what files to make as well? What code should go in separate files? And when should the functions/methods be defined in the header only?
|
1015 |
+
--- 92864278
|
1016 |
+
>>92862743
|
1017 |
+
das golang
|
1018 |
+
--- 92864297
|
1019 |
+
>>92862743
|
1020 |
+
runtime.NumCPU()
|
1021 |
+
--- 92864322
|
1022 |
+
>>92863631
|
1023 |
+
You can be good at algorithms and still completely incompetent at writing non-spaghetti.
|
1024 |
+
--- 92864502
|
1025 |
+
>>92858034
|
1026 |
+
pbinom(2, 200, 2/3) = 3e-91. It's practically impossible to flip a weighted coin (heads 2/3ds of the time) 200 times and get 0, 1 or 2 heads. To use pbinom I am assuming we decide in advance which group gets >=198, so your actual freak event is somewhat more likely. Maybe the probability is 9e-91.
|
1027 |
+
--- 92864537
|
1028 |
+
>>92864231
|
1029 |
+
just write code bitch, it'll figure itself out
|
1030 |
+
--- 92864628
|
1031 |
+
>>92855820 →
|
1032 |
+
Yeah, Janet isn't flawless, but imagine if Stallman and the fags at GNU had woke the fuck up, realized that bourne shells were a fools errand like everyone else, and made a scheme or lisp-like thing with terse but puntual features and low dependencies scripting in mind, like those two Janet libraries as built-in macros, something like emacs-lisp but less convulted and as better integrated as a system shell.
|
1033 |
+
If the bloated and inconsistent mess that is bash triumphed out of sheer inertia, anything could've made it.
|
1034 |
+
>>92862756
|
1035 |
+
OOP is a tool that makes sense when you're doing a very big projects and need to share it with multiple people of varying degrees of skill. You make sure to understand very well what you want to do, then identify possible "actors" that interact with the system, group the system's functionality in "components" and then figure out from there what makes sense to put in objects and what not.
|
1036 |
+
For one off scripts to sort media files or scrap 4chan, OOP is overkill as fuck.
|
1037 |
+
--- 92864633
|
1038 |
+
>>92864322
|
1039 |
+
on the other hand, you can't be called a good programmer while not being able to solve a few leetcode problems. your arguments are fallacious.
|
1040 |
+
--- 92864740
|
1041 |
+
>>92864633
|
1042 |
+
leetcode is its own special kind of puzzle irrelevant to the real world
|
1043 |
+
--- 92864950
|
1044 |
+
>>92864628
|
1045 |
+
I want to make a long term project, like a text editor like vim, or a compiler, or a game. I don't know if other people will work on it though.
|
1046 |
+
So far, I've yet to be able to make anything like that. And I really want to change that.
|
1047 |
+
|
1048 |
+
>one off scripts to sort media files or scrap 4chan
|
1049 |
+
I would also like to do some one off thing like this, but I find there's usually not much I want to do; I don't really want to use a scripting language (I do like bash though); and I also like the idea of writing the low level stuff myself. Whenever I see these libraries, I think that I could write it myself and with my own interface, so I don't want to use them. I want to get over this.
|
1050 |
+
--- 92864993
|
1051 |
+
if it can't be expressed as an awk program of a few hundred lines or fewer, it isn't worth doing
|
1052 |
+
--- 92865063
|
1053 |
+
Snibbety
|
1054 |
+
https://github.com/ocaml-flambda/ocaml-jst/blob/main/jane/doc/proposals/data-race-freedom.md
|
1055 |
+
--- 92867024
|
1056 |
+
>>92865063
|
1057 |
+
curious how they specifically don't mention the language at all in the proposal
|
1058 |
+
--- 92867049
|
1059 |
+
is ocaml even alive
|
1060 |
+
--- 92867347
|
1061 |
+
>>92857870 (OP)
|
1062 |
+
nodejs and python just call C so they don't count for shit.
|
1063 |
+
do those algorithms in the actual languages and let's see how fucking bad they are, you'd need 3 pages to show the top of the graph
|
1064 |
+
--- 92867364
|
1065 |
+
>>92867049
|
1066 |
+
it's always been alive.
|
1067 |
+
5.0 was a massive update.
|
1068 |
+
--- 92867372
|
1069 |
+
>>92858637
|
1070 |
+
this is comparing python calling C, not actual python speed... which would be so slow it wouldn't be displayable.
|
1071 |
+
--- 92867397
|
1072 |
+
writing code to send data over COM serial is making me want to kill myself
|
1073 |
+
what a piece of shit, there is no proper way to determine or reset anything so it's impossible to make it work consistently
|
1074 |
+
--- 92868053
|
1075 |
+
am i stupid? i'm writing some code that reads from an arduino's serial port
|
1076 |
+
the code is of the basic form:
|
1077 |
+
if (Serial.available() > 0)
|
1078 |
+
{
|
1079 |
+
Serial.readBytes(data, 1);
|
1080 |
+
Serial.println(data);
|
1081 |
+
}
|
1082 |
+
in the 1.8 IDE it mostly works with some garbage data at the start, which i mean sure, whatever. in 2.0.0, though, i'm constantly getting a stream of bullshit into my serial buffer. it doesn't parse into characters for my baud rate and i have no idea where it's coming from
|
1083 |
+
the problem is, this program is pretty big and another smaller program with the same read lines in loop() works without receiving garbage data
|
1084 |
+
so, i can't tell if it's my fault or not. i'm about to update to a newer 2.0 version, but like, literally what could be causing me to receive trash serial data in this very specific set of circumstances? i don't have any other relevant serial calls anywhere in the code, at least not in functions that are currently being called. it feels like it's too specific to be a bug with the IDE, but i also can't see anywhere in my code that it would be going wrong
|
1085 |
+
--- 92868078
|
1086 |
+
how do I set kernel parameters from a program (I'm guessing linux has a C api)? an equivalent to sysctl -w
|
1087 |
+
--- 92868322
|
1088 |
+
>>92858125
|
1089 |
+
It's just a new name for the same concept for the most part.
|
1090 |
+
I mostly seen Function/Method overloading in OOP languages so.
|
1091 |
+
--- 92868335
|
1092 |
+
>>92868053
|
1093 |
+
updated and now 2.0.4 won't launch. that's cool
|
1094 |
+
i guess i'll just ignore this issue for now and stick with 1.8. i'm currently trying to interface with some python code, is there any way to avoid garbage data when establishing a serial connection? calling msg.decode() occasionally leads to crashes. i could write a try-catch statement but i feel like that might end up being me trying to circumvent a possibly larger issue.
|
1095 |
+
the issue i see is that my code on the arduino is reactionary, so it has to wait for a connection to be made so it can receive data, but at the same time it freaks the fuck out because it's supposed to spit everything it receives back out (by design, i'm using this to debug my message pipeline)
|
1096 |
+
not quite sure what a normal solution to this would be
|
1097 |
+
--- 92868624
|
1098 |
+
>MingW
|
1099 |
+
>compile code with simple functions
|
1100 |
+
>use -Oz -s
|
1101 |
+
>comes out to 18 KiB in size
|
1102 |
+
>uhh
|
1103 |
+
>compile with TCC
|
1104 |
+
>executable is 6x smaller
|
1105 |
+
>mfw i know there are GCC compiled executables that are as small as what TCC can produce
|
1106 |
+
what's the secret?
|
1107 |
+
--- 92868653
|
1108 |
+
>>92868624
|
1109 |
+
does tcc work on windows?
|
1110 |
+
--- 92868689
|
1111 |
+
TCC the Tranny C Compiler
|
1112 |
+
--- 92868707
|
1113 |
+
>>92868624
|
1114 |
+
>what's the secret
|
1115 |
+
put everything into a shared library and link against it
|
1116 |
+
--- 92868792
|
1117 |
+
what is the one language/skill/tool you wished you had used since forever but only did so recently?
|
1118 |
+
--- 92868853
|
1119 |
+
>>92868653
|
1120 |
+
>does tcc work on windows?
|
1121 |
+
???
|
1122 |
+
the compiler is windows only.
|
1123 |
+
>>92868689
|
1124 |
+
>tranny
|
1125 |
+
>autistic echolalia
|
1126 |
+
get help.
|
1127 |
+
>>92868707
|
1128 |
+
very funny.
|
1129 |
+
while i know that's how tcc works with windows' api to achieve such a small file size, i don't know how others have used gcc to achieve similar results.
|
1130 |
+
--- 92868901
|
1131 |
+
>>92868853
|
1132 |
+
>the compiler is windows only.
|
1133 |
+
$ sudo apt search tcc
|
1134 |
+
|
1135 |
+
tcc/unstable 0.9.27+git20200814.62c30a4a-1 amd64
|
1136 |
+
small ANSI C compiler
|
1137 |
+
|
1138 |
+
explain this then
|
1139 |
+
--- 92868947
|
1140 |
+
>>92868901
|
1141 |
+
>windows support was added in '05
|
1142 |
+
i stand corrected.
|
1143 |
+
misremembered.
|
1144 |
+
--- 92869308
|
1145 |
+
The core work is done... r8
|
1146 |
+
--- 92869374
|
1147 |
+
>>92868901
|
1148 |
+
>sudo
|
1149 |
+
--- 92869425
|
1150 |
+
>>92857870 (OP)
|
1151 |
+
scrapper in python for a specific vichan instance
|
1152 |
+
|
1153 |
+
i wanted to multi thread, but realized that by far the most expensive operation is downloading the files. which obviously is dependent on network speed/write speed on a HDD.
|
1154 |
+
am i guessing right that for this reason i wouldnt see much improvements if i were to implement it?
|
1155 |
+
--- 92869464
|
1156 |
+
>>92869308
|
1157 |
+
looks good, but why?
|
1158 |
+
--- 92869496
|
1159 |
+
>>92868792
|
1160 |
+
"recently" is very relative, all im going to list i have been using for atleast a year, but wish i had since forever
|
1161 |
+
>git
|
1162 |
+
>sqlite
|
1163 |
+
>tmux
|
1164 |
+
>vim
|
1165 |
+
and the outlier answering exactly to the question
|
1166 |
+
>chatGPT (instead of looking up documentation)
|
1167 |
+
--- 92869514
|
1168 |
+
>>92868689
|
1169 |
+
>tcc can be used as a C interpreter
|
1170 |
+
if you think thats faggy then get help
|
1171 |
+
--- 92869520
|
1172 |
+
>>92869464
|
1173 |
+
I'd like to have my own json parser for bigger projects, under my own copyright...
|
1174 |
+
--- 92869578
|
1175 |
+
>>92868078
|
1176 |
+
i think the most important kernel parameters are set on boot and immutable afterwards
|
1177 |
+
the rest can be set by overwriting virtual files under /proc/sys
|
1178 |
+
not sure if it has a proper C api, it might
|
1179 |
+
--- 92869653
|
1180 |
+
How would you solve this?
|
1181 |
+
|
1182 |
+
>You have a set of a1, a2... an objects. Each object has a value v1, v2, ... vn and a weight w1, w2... wn. (All these numbers are integers). You want to know what is the lowest total weight of objects such that they have a total value of at least C.
|
1183 |
+
I have no idea how to do this sirs.
|
1184 |
+
--- 92869657
|
1185 |
+
>>92862756
|
1186 |
+
as long as you dont see a reason to use them, dont
|
1187 |
+
while you might miss a chance to create class when it would be over all logical, creating them blindly is gonna make everything worse
|
1188 |
+
you will get the hand of it eventually
|
1189 |
+
--- 92869661
|
1190 |
+
I just finished a multiple choice question test for a 3 months Java formation, and almost of the questions were about JS, HTML and CSS. Not ONE question on Java per se.
|
1191 |
+
I fucking hate them.
|
1192 |
+
--- 92869675
|
1193 |
+
>>92862361
|
1194 |
+
>anime girls dancing on my screen whenever im not using it are obsolete
|
1195 |
+
kys
|
1196 |
+
--- 92869704
|
1197 |
+
>>92869661
|
1198 |
+
There was even 2 questions like, what is the output of console.log(4 + '5')[/codeconsole.log('10' - 1). What a bunch of absolute retards.
|
1199 |
+
--- 92869773
|
1200 |
+
>>92861169
|
1201 |
+
>An application is responsible for drawing its own subwindows, which is what widgets like toolbars, buttons, scrollbars and such are defined as.
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does that mean only defining the layout of GUI components, or rendering them as well?
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if the former, then what does the rendering?
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--- 92869803
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>>92868792
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Clojure
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Wish I had discovered it 10 years earlier
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could've written so much more software
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Also, using Lisp notation as a trick to understand mathematical concepts more easily
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--- 92869975
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>>92869803
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What kind of programs / parts of program could you have generated with macros?
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--- 92870092
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>>92869464
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Look at this... written in C.
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--- 92870182
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Is it good for a new programming language to have this many operators?
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--- 92870385
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>>92870092
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How fast is it?
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--- 92870411
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>>92870182
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what's the difference between "address of" and "raw address of" ? one is the location of the stack variable?
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are the compare exchange operators done for accessing the similar ISA primitives for implementing concurrent data structures?
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Also, you could define an assignment meta-operator (+= -= *- <<= etc..), that would reduce a lot the operator list.
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>>92867049
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Yes. Had a big improvement recently.
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>Were
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Everything before HDMI?
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>Were
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Everything before HDMI?
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--- 92862424
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>>92859706 (OP)
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I think some G3 iBooks did
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>>92859706 (OP)
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Old handheld TVs have 3.5mm video INputs.
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>>92859706 (OP)
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1st gen Zune
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Dingoo A320
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>>92859706 (OP)
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My TV’s only AV input is via a 3.5mm Jack.
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>>92859706 (OP)
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my old wd tv live had this
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>>92859706 (OP)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CHIP_(computer)
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--- 92861730
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>>92861681
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kill yourself
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>>92861681
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kill yourself
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>>92860563
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first you get the rss feeds of channels that are in the source code of the page.
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then you have to use a external program like youtube-dl that will catch the link and download or pass it to mpv to stream
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--- 92862289
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>>92861730
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Cope, seethe, etc
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--- 92862641
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I just want updates on new postings for bands on bandcamp without having to check the site over and over. I also don't want a bandcamp account. Any help on that?
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--- 92862763
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I miss ebay and craigslist rss feeds. Was perfect for finding good deals.
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--- 92862877
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>>92862641
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https://rss-bridge.org/bridge01/
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search for bandcamp
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--- 92865125
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Bump
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--- 92865216
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>>92860241 (OP)
|
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Best RSS reader for Android?
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|
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I used Flym but I think the Dev abandoned it.
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--- 92865246
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>>92865216
|
101 |
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Feeder
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--- 92865262
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>>92865216
|
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Choose Feeder or Read You. Whichever one you like more.
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--- 92865344
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nitter for twitter
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invidious for youtube
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teddit or libreddit for reddit
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https://nyaa.si for anime
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https://kill-the-newsletter.com for newsletters
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github has feeds for releases/tags/commits
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rss-bridge can generate feeds for issues so many sites, it's worth browsing the list for ideas
|
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rsshub can also generate feeds for even more sites but it can be buggy at times
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|
117 |
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freshrss and rss-bridge can create feeds by scraping webpages with xpath (I think it's fun so if anyone has requests I can write some queries)
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So many more sites have feeds than you might think, it's worth checking the html for <link rel="alternate"> tags and searching for "<website> rss feed" on any search engine
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|
121 |
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Most blogs have a feed too, so check those too
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--- 92865367
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>>92860563
|
124 |
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You can export your subscriptions too if you go to your yt account settings, click on the view google account settings thing, then manage data and look for yt in the apps section.
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125 |
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Then u can just choose what you want from your account and you'll get emailed everything to download later.
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126 |
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From there just look for subscriptions in the folder and copy the channel ids from the excel document.
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--- 92865371
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>>92860563
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129 |
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Shouldn't you be able to open the videos in NewPipe through your RSS reader?
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--- 92865706
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131 |
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RSS is really comfy, I don’t get why normies are letting it die
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--- 92865805
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>>92860241 (OP)
|
134 |
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>Do you use RSS in [current year]?
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135 |
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Yes
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136 |
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>What for?
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137 |
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So I don't have to continuously reload a site to see if they have new articles posted. Many sites allow you to read the entire article from the feed, which is nice.
|
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>What feed reader do you use?
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Feedly
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>Any interesting links?
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Not really, no.
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--- 92865820
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143 |
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I use rss for newsboat. No bloat, no distraction. I dont do that much, but sometimes
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--- 92866236
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>>92865805
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>Many sites allow you to read the entire article from the feed
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And if they don't a good client will scrape the site for you
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--- 92866638
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>>92860241 (OP)
|
150 |
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I use Newsboat to keep up with YouTube, academic journals and various peoples sites/blogs.
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151 |
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Export an OPML when I add a new feed so I can use it on my phone when I don't have access to my PC or laptop.
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--- 92866657
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>>92865706
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Sadly it died with Shwartz.
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155 |
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The big media and news companies push against openly integrating it outside of API stuff because it would kill their bottom line.
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--- 92866717
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I set up my first RSS connection yesterday. Never bothered with it til now
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--- 92866847
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>>92865706
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rss can only live if normies ignore it actually
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the reason why it got shutdown by big tech is because it was getting large adoption (ie people don't visit their sites and watch the ads in them)
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--- 92867993
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>>92860563
|
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+
inoreader + ublock origin (or adaway on mobile device)
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--- 92868771
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>>92865344
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167 |
+
>kill-the-newsletter
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+
cool stuff
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--- 92868917
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>>92860241 (OP)
|
171 |
+
I'm using newsboat for news/youtube/torrents with the help of macros, it's all I ever needed honestly. I don't see myself going back.
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--- 92869147
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>>92861645
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how do you RSSOwl to follow youtube channel? it's buggy.
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--- 92869243
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>>92869147
|
177 |
+
You can add the feed manually if need be, here's a template:
|
178 |
+
https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=CHANNEL ID
|
179 |
+
Channel ID is the old one, not the new "@channel_name" that they made a few months ago. You can usually find it via inspect-element in your browser.
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--- 92869945
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>>92862763
|
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it shouldn't be too hard to scrape craigslist to generate a rss.
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34 |
First for BHD is better than HDB
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Previous thread: >>92824132 →
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--- 92861807
|
34 |
First for BHD is better than HDB
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35 |
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--- 92862429
|
36 |
+
>>92860501 (OP)
|
37 |
+
PTP staff is so fucking gay. My account is disabled and I'm worried I might lose my BTN too.
|
38 |
+
|
39 |
+
I uploaded 50 videos from Nebula which is a paid streaming service and unlocked elite and hit up the recruiter.
|
40 |
+
|
41 |
+
These fucking niggers deleted all my uploads, gave me a warning instead of a thank you and this morning I can't even login.
|
42 |
+
|
43 |
+
I'm not pure on BTN so there's a lot at risk here if current staff are anything like 312cuck.
|
44 |
+
|
45 |
+
I'm not climbing this pyramid a third time.
|
46 |
+
--- 92862489
|
47 |
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>>92862429
|
48 |
+
why though. doesnt compute, smells fishy
|
49 |
+
--- 92862870
|
50 |
+
>>92862429
|
51 |
+
Cry more fag, you are not getting again into my club
|
52 |
+
--- 92862883
|
53 |
+
>>92860501 (OP)
|
54 |
+
Is it worth switching to OpenBSD?
|
55 |
+
Im currently on Arch
|
56 |
+
--- 92862893
|
57 |
+
That's what happen when you upload like a cuck thinking someone will thank you or care about you. Hope you all learn your lesson
|
58 |
+
--- 92863102
|
59 |
+
>>92862870
|
60 |
+
if I lost hdb i would really care. I bought an account over 15 years ago and invited my current account a decade ago and let the bought one get disabled for inactivity.
|
61 |
+
|
62 |
+
That account is the only tracker I access locally. I'm /unlinked/ masterrace
|
63 |
+
|
64 |
+
PTP has a cancerous amount of liberal whatcucks anyways and SD is obsolete.
|
65 |
+
|
66 |
+
All i need is hdb and some btn
|
67 |
+
--- 92863202
|
68 |
+
>>92863102
|
69 |
+
>SD is obsolete
|
70 |
+
thats like saying the alphabet has become obsolete because you only watch 2022 4k cape shit. trillions of films are in sd and they will never see a hd release, they will always be valuable. fuck off
|
71 |
+
--- 92863259
|
72 |
+
>>92863102
|
73 |
+
If you aren't banned on BTN and HDB already there's nothing to worry (cabal bans are given fast on all your accounts if it's something serious) unless you go and expose yourself on irc like a dumb/proud nigger...
|
74 |
+
--- 92863266
|
75 |
+
I just got back into BakaBT around 14 years after getting pruned for inactivity and literally nothing has changed. Comfy as fuck and takes me back to the good old days of 2005-2010.
|
76 |
+
--- 92863297
|
77 |
+
>>92860501 (OP)
|
78 |
+
Nakadashi both len and rin at the same time!
|
79 |
+
--- 92863524
|
80 |
+
>>92863297
|
81 |
+
nani!? double dick technique?!?!
|
82 |
+
Impossible!!
|
83 |
+
--- 92863549
|
84 |
+
>>92863297
|
85 |
+
disgusting homo./......//./.
|
86 |
+
--- 92864008
|
87 |
+
>>92863524
|
88 |
+
One with hands
|
89 |
+
|
90 |
+
>>92863549
|
91 |
+
It's not gay if the dicks don't touch
|
92 |
+
--- 92864128
|
93 |
+
>>92863259
|
94 |
+
I dont even remember how to use irc. that's some ancient neckbeard shit.
|
95 |
+
|
96 |
+
>>92863202
|
97 |
+
I dont watch capeshit, I dont really even watch that many movies any
|
98 |
+
Lre but of thousands of I've amassed 90% have gotten bluray or 1080p releases so even fake HD /no HD details, can usually make its way on to HDB. unless lb06 is being a chipmunk bitch nigger.
|
99 |
+
--- 92864357
|
100 |
+
>>92864128
|
101 |
+
So much shit will never be HD though, that's where PTP/BTN fill in the gaps. At the very least you can find the best SD copy available. Or even BHD since they do SD remuxes.
|
102 |
+
--- 92864493
|
103 |
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based IPT path to BTN
|
104 |
+
--- 92864526
|
105 |
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>>92864357
|
106 |
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what is BHD?
|
107 |
+
--- 92864551
|
108 |
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>>92864526
|
109 |
+
Beyond HD. Idgi tho, is that HDB?
|
110 |
+
--- 92864683
|
111 |
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>>92864551
|
112 |
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No that was an old tracker called scihd. Application entry. Like one upload and a month for power user and they had all that. The path was so easy back then
|
113 |
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|
114 |
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This is hdb. Ugly and irrelevant invite forum. Like 5 pages of this shit.
|
115 |
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--- 92865555
|
116 |
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>>92864683
|
117 |
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You can get .in though
|
118 |
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--- 92867411
|
119 |
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>>92861807
|
120 |
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>First for BHD is better than HDB
|
121 |
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wrong
|
122 |
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--- 92867603
|
123 |
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Which private tracker will pave the way forward for humanity?
|
124 |
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--- 92867611
|
125 |
+
>>92867603
|
126 |
+
OT
|
127 |
+
--- 92867816
|
128 |
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>>92867611
|
129 |
+
Dead tracker
|
130 |
+
--- 92867823
|
131 |
+
>>92867816
|
132 |
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See, it is already paving the way forward.
|
133 |
+
--- 92867893
|
134 |
+
How difficult is it to get an inactivity pruned PTP account activated again?
|
135 |
+
--- 92868042
|
136 |
+
What is the best private tracker for korean series / movies?
|
137 |
+
--- 92868326
|
138 |
+
Can someone screencap AB invite forum pretty please? Lost access to it years ago
|
139 |
+
--- 92868354
|
140 |
+
>>92867893
|
141 |
+
not hard. go to their irc.
|
142 |
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--- 92868606
|
143 |
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>>92867611
|
144 |
+
I cry every time, that was the only tracker that will ever exist with based staff
|
145 |
+
--- 92868768
|
146 |
+
>>92868042
|
147 |
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I don't know if it is the best overall, but AvistaZ is probably the best one outside of Korea.
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--- 92868828
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I fulfill all the tm requirements on red, but I'm warned for another month. I want hdb so bad. Is it over for me?
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>>92868042
|
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Avistaz, bezze.me ("T"), HDCorea (Born2Sneed)
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--- 92868882
|
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>>92868042
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https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/89655263/#q89677062
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--- 92868898
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>>92864357
|
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He sounds totally fucking clueless about cinema. Ignore and move along
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--- 92868960
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>>92868828
|
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How do you get warned?
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--- 92868974
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First time I ever encountered this problem. Any idea what went wrong? Can't watch the site anymore.
|
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--- 92869005
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>>92868974
|
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Check forums, it happened to other users
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--- 92869022
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>>92868960
|
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A few of my uploads had bad/incomplete files bc with some issue with my scripts
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--- 92869031
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>>92869005
|
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Can't. I still get this error refreshing the site.
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--- 92869035
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Is DDL completely dead outside of jav scene?
|
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Where do people post ddl links for general warez now?
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I only knew of warez-bb. I miss rapidshare, it was a horrible time but it feels nostalgic now
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--- 92869049
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>>92869031
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I dont remember but I think it was a browser problem
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--- 92869051
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>>92869035
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data-load.in
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--- 92869207
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>>92869035
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snahp, hdencode.ro, warezforums, silentground, pahe.li, abit-ddl, ... And many more.
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check freemediaheckyeah for a list of all sorts of warez blogs and forums
|
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--- 92869219
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>>92869207
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nima4k is also pretty good
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--- 92869315
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>>92869022
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I have never understood why people use scripts to upload. Takes all the fun out of it.
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--- 92869486
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ddl sites use the worst file hosts ever I wouldn't be able to do.
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--- 92869647
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>>92869315
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Why would you want to spend hours upon hours clicking some buttons like an autist
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--- 92869705
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>>92869315
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>uploading
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>fun
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get a job
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--- 92869821
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>>92860501 (OP)
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baby making sex with rin and len
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--- 92869939
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>>92869486
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just get a real or all debrid sub for 2,70€ a month
|
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also gives you torrent downloading and works with kodi
|
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--- 92869963
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>UMMM, did you just upload a completely valid torrent???
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>Sorry sweaty, that's ABUSE
|
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--- 92870015
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>>92869963
|
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>don't do the TK route
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Wait for them to lower the requirements
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--- 92870049
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>>92870015
|
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I talked to MM and he said it's not happening this time out of concern of 4chan abuse.
|
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--- 92870150
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>>92869963
|
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>capeshit avatar
|
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|
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no wonder he can't appreciate kino experimental short films
|
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--- 92870222
|
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I don't understand how uploading short films is abusing the system? They're films. It's not like people are mass uploading miniseries for example
|
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--- 92870369
|
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+
Why are you guys whining so much? It took me less than a week of automation to reach TM on RED years ago, piss easy, 0 effort.
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>>92861352
|
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Russian pozzware.
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>>92861352
|
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Russian pozzware.
|
59 |
+
--- 92862140
|
60 |
+
>>92860706 (OP)
|
61 |
+
Kuroba green was perfect aside from not being able to post. I tried Kuroba ex and while it can post, the app is so bloated with useless fetures. The green app is clean and easy to navigate, just wish I could post instead of the "open in browser" workaround.
|
62 |
+
--- 92862152
|
63 |
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>>92860883
|
64 |
+
Based
|
65 |
+
--- 92862564
|
66 |
+
>>92860706 (OP)
|
67 |
+
>no post time
|
68 |
+
The state of phonefags
|
69 |
+
--- 92862582
|
70 |
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>>92862564
|
71 |
+
*timer
|
72 |
+
--- 92862589
|
73 |
+
>>92862564
|
74 |
+
>iToddler
|
75 |
+
--- 92862629
|
76 |
+
>>92862589
|
77 |
+
>what is fake filename
|
78 |
+
--- 92862661
|
79 |
+
>>92860822
|
80 |
+
Just copy+paste a UA from chrome or something
|
81 |
+
--- 92862720
|
82 |
+
>>92860706 (OP)
|
83 |
+
Just restart the app and wait for it to solve for the cloudflare cookie. I assume it gets wiped when clover is restarted.
|
84 |
+
--- 92862758
|
85 |
+
>>92860719
|
86 |
+
bloated flutter garbage.
|
87 |
+
--- 92862908
|
88 |
+
>>92860883
|
89 |
+
Absolutely based. Freetards will seethe while we use something that not only just works, but also receives fixes promptly when the site breaks.
|
90 |
+
--- 92862934
|
91 |
+
Use dashchan
|
92 |
+
--- 92863144
|
93 |
+
>>92860719
|
94 |
+
I tried this a couple months ago, and the UI gave me cancer.
|
95 |
+
--- 92863367
|
96 |
+
>>92860706 (OP)
|
97 |
+
Didn't know about the blue one.
|
98 |
+
--- 92863609
|
99 |
+
>>92863144
|
100 |
+
I don't understand you people, you like clover and other clunkyass ancient, ugly uis, chance has the best ui among all the chan apps
|
101 |
+
--- 92863629
|
102 |
+
>>92863609
|
103 |
+
This
|
104 |
+
--- 92864402
|
105 |
+
>>92863609
|
106 |
+
Clover UI is perfect that's why
|
107 |
+
--- 92864506
|
108 |
+
please use ourchan.org
|
109 |
+
|
110 |
+
it’s got no jannies or single point of failure
|
111 |
+
--- 92864755
|
112 |
+
>>92862140
|
113 |
+
There was like one build of Kuroba (pre-dev being the release version), that just got external archive support and it was actually perfect. Shortly after, the duplicate images began and other bugs arose.
|
114 |
+
But ya then the it all went downhill with the new captcha. Shame really.
|
115 |
+
--- 92865008
|
116 |
+
KurobaEx is going to have push notifications soon.
|
117 |
+
https://github.com/K1rakishou/KPNC-server
|
118 |
+
--- 92865551
|
119 |
+
Isn't KurobaEx made by Russian guy though??? Is it even safe?
|
120 |
+
--- 92865727
|
121 |
+
>>92865008
|
122 |
+
kurobaex looks garbage though
|
123 |
+
--- 92865884
|
124 |
+
>she's not using ExLite
|
125 |
+
--- 92866637
|
126 |
+
>>92862934
|
127 |
+
How? I never got it to work with 4chan
|
128 |
+
--- 92866703
|
129 |
+
>>92865008
|
130 |
+
lol more bloat
|
131 |
+
--- 92866767
|
132 |
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>>92861352
|
133 |
+
based dev. love chance
|
134 |
+
--- 92867408
|
135 |
+
>>92861352
|
136 |
+
let me change the scrolling personality already
|
137 |
+
I hate the cancerous iOS inertia
|
138 |
+
--- 92867440
|
139 |
+
>>92860876
|
140 |
+
>I use the user agent KurobaEx/1.2.3.4 and I never have a problem with that. Sometimes i have to retry one or two times and it takes way more than 5 seconds but that's it.
|
141 |
+
I went back to using the default user agent on kurobaex and it works fine.
|
142 |
+
--- 92867484
|
143 |
+
>>92861352
|
144 |
+
>It's because I have a non free library inside (optional crash reporting). Later this year when ""side loading"" is hopefully allowed on iOS I'll be putting more effort in distribution including fdroid listing.
|
145 |
+
just put it on izzydroid. f-droid sucks now
|
146 |
+
https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/
|
147 |
+
--- 92867492
|
148 |
+
>>92860719
|
149 |
+
ui suck
|
150 |
+
--- 92867567
|
151 |
+
>>92860706 (OP)
|
152 |
+
>last one
|
153 |
+
Not my problem.
|
154 |
+
--- 92868364
|
155 |
+
>>92865008
|
156 |
+
>rust
|
157 |
+
--- 92868387
|
158 |
+
>>92867567
|
159 |
+
it's exactly a (you) problem because you are the one who won't be able to fucking post
|
160 |
+
really getting tired of this shit constantly breaking in readchan every second update
|
161 |
+
--- 92868858
|
162 |
+
>>92867492
|
163 |
+
>>92867492
|
164 |
+
Not true
|
165 |
+
--- 92869048
|
166 |
+
Do the various apps other than kuroba have auto captcha solving?
|
167 |
+
I never want to solve a captcha again
|
168 |
+
--- 92869149
|
169 |
+
>>92869048
|
170 |
+
Chance has a captcha solver
|
171 |
+
--- 92869154
|
172 |
+
>>92865884
|
173 |
+
Gotta admit it is pretty comfy. It just needs persistent pages. Mine reverts back to a balnk page each time I refresh the app rather than the last board I was on.
|
174 |
+
--- 92869811
|
175 |
+
>>92861184
|
176 |
+
I wouldn't mind something with this design https://github.com/teaqu/react-chan
|
177 |
+
--- 92869873
|
178 |
+
>>92860706 (OP)
|
179 |
+
>Checking your broswer before accessing sys.4chan.org please allow up to 5 seconds...
|
180 |
+
This wouldn't be so bad if you could make it dark, I hate getting fucking flashbanged by that popup at night.
|
181 |
+
--- 92869881
|
182 |
+
>>92860883
|
183 |
+
thanks anon, i'll try it
|
184 |
+
i tried all the different foss chan readers and they all suck in some way
|
185 |
+
--- 92869885
|
186 |
+
>>92865884
|
187 |
+
>Things that are left to be implemented to achieve feature parity with Clover:
|
188 |
+
>Catalog mode (grid/staggered grid).
|
189 |
+
>Filters.
|
190 |
+
come on now
|
191 |
+
--- 92869924
|
192 |
+
>>92860719
|
193 |
+
Post rejecting even you solved the captcha correctly with Chance
|
194 |
+
--- 92869946
|
195 |
+
>>92869924
|
196 |
+
Try again
|
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--- 92861800
|
110 |
>>92861362
|
111 |
Less material needed, Cheaper and better for the environment
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--- 92861800
|
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>>92861362
|
111 |
Less material needed, Cheaper and better for the environment
|
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+
--- 92861918
|
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+
>>92861006
|
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+
>sexbots are unironically such a dystopian degenerate idea. I can only hope it never happens
|
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+
|
116 |
+
sexbots already exist, anon. You just can't have a fembot because you're a chud creep
|
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+
--- 92862012
|
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+
>>92860976 (OP)
|
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+
>We’re literally on the precipice of it being made.
|
120 |
+
are you stupid?
|
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+
--- 92862216
|
122 |
+
>>92861148
|
123 |
+
You're right but "can't" is a strong word. A friend of mine fucks prostitutes regularly like they're legal in America. They're very easy to find online.
|
124 |
+
--- 92862356
|
125 |
+
>>92861148
|
126 |
+
it's even to find "escorts" in the US, they even have sites that let you filter by how close they are and what they have to offer, let me help you out:
|
127 |
+
[spoiler]
|
128 |
+
https://privatedelights.ch/
|
129 |
+
[/spoiler]
|
130 |
+
--- 92862660
|
131 |
+
>>92861118
|
132 |
+
Why not both?
|
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Use prostitutes for sex, use Kara for house chores and sleeping with cuddling.
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>>92861148
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just use usasexguide
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>$2000
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>wageslaved at some grocery store for pozzed upper middle class.
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>a box of random shit from Hokkaido and japanese cosmetics cost more than that
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>>92860976 (OP)
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>$2000
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lol
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if
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IF
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robo waifus ever become a reality you are insane if you think they'll be this cheap.
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sex dolls right now are more expensive than that and you think a walking intelligent self cleaning robot capable of cleaning cooking and fucking will be just 2 grand? lmao even
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>>92861250
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Feed-em Seed-em robots?
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>>92860976 (OP)
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>$2000
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Yeah, keep dreaming.
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A single Nvidia A100 is about $10K.
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And you would need multiple of them to get ChatGPT levels of intelligence.
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>>92862789
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AI for the robowaifus is around the corner and ever evolving both private and local models, the materials needed to build a robot are not excessively expensive either. The only expensive part is the engineering part, as in the programing and the assembly. And even that might come cheaply if the chinks get a hold of that technology and start to mass produce it (they most certainly will).
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So the only reason for it to be expensive, its if you buy it from a western company.
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The government is reading my every thought for the past 30 + days and this is my story. It started as a mild/severe headache and I assume they are shooting me with multiple technologies to be able to control my mouth movement and if I relax they can speak for me. They have the power to send voices into my head and make them sound like real people from as loud or quiet as they want. My body also gets a strange rhythmic signal coming from the Diaphram. I have been hurt when they sent two heat blasts directly into my right testi and they are experimenting on me I am concerned for my safety! There are these lights that can go through walls and see your movements you will know these are being used because they leave your lips and cheeks dry. A month of having laser pass through my body. Telepathic communication they don't care if I share this story because no one will believe me but I will sue for violating my civil rights.
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>>92861118
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whores are trash nowadays, most won't do it without condom and there's always the risk of STDs either way. Also they always start jacking you off so you will come quickly and leave before the hour is finished. Most also don't allow kissing (not like you should anyways). It's a terrible experience. I felt more pleasure watching hentai
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>>92860976 (OP)
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>$2000
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anon, you can't even buy non-robot sex dolls of that quality for that price. pic related cost me $3300.
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>>92860976 (OP)
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We might actually still be far away. I don’t even think they’ll be here by 2040.
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Can they make one looking like this?
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>>92860976 (OP)
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>>92860976 (OP)
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there's absolutely no way that these things will ever be just $2000
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>>92863217
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>Most also don't allow kissing (not like you should anyways).
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This lol. Imagine paying a whore to rent her holes, risk getting a disease in the process and still come out a kissless virgin.
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It is seriously sad that some people aren't even allowed to pay their way to some genuine(ly acted) affection, however. If I were in that situation I think I'd rather pay for kissing and some genuine human kindness, then jacking myself off at home than the other way around.
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>>92863286
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Pretty cool anon I hope the lawsuit ends in your favor.
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>>92863578
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Yeah these porn star faces for robots will be pretty common, hell you'll be able to get em on Aliexpress I bet.
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Now the real novelty will be for your robot to have your crush face. There'll be a new market on this department, plenty of freelancer modelers to which you can commission your crush face, simply by sending them pics of her, and some might even go as far as to stalk and walk near her with camera glasses to 3d map your crush face to perfection.
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>>92861006
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They are a consequence though. What really matters is what the women are doing. There are always excess males around and there's no harm in allowing them entertainment.
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>>92861006
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I think it’ll bring balance back to the sexual marketplace. It probably wouldn’t be uncommon to see a married couple and their sexbot nanny who helps keep the bedroom from being dead
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>its gonna get banned
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No, its gonna get promoted as the next best thing. Sex bots do a ton of work for global homo
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1.) Eliminate undesirables without the bad press of genociding them or sterilizing them.
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2.) Breaks down societal bonds more and isolates people more
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3.) Reduces human population allowing them to hit environmental goals.
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4.) Widens cultural gap between men and women meaning if people do stop using them they'll find dating real people insufferable.
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5.) Allows them to put more spy equipment into your house
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6.) Lowers men's testerone levels
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7.) Make people more complacent about their lives and their place in society
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>>92861006
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>sexbots are unironically such a dystopian degenerate idea.
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I agree and disagree, If the sex bot is literally just an Android that can hold conversations, do chores, and generally do other things outside of just being just a sex bot, I don't see the problem. If the sex bot is literally just a sex bot and can only do sex stuff, yeah its pretty dystopian.
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If I had to choose between a Sex and Non-Sex unit, I will always choose the non-sex one because I personally suffer way more from Loneliness and being behind on chores than I suffer from being horny.
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--- 92863947
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Bunch of goddamned Spacers itt. Solarians and their 4k acres and sexbots.
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>>92861006
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Sexual liberation and dating apps have done 1000x more damage than safe sex bots could ever do
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>>92863947
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>Solarians
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I keep on seeing Solarians and Solaria quotes but I have no idea wtf it is and no one will tell me.
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>>92863858
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>1.) 2.) 3.)
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The target audience for sexbots are unaffected by this. Sexbots or no sexbots the result will be the same.
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>4.) Widens cultural gap between men and women meaning if people do stop using them they'll find dating real people insufferable.
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What is your point here? Men and women are going to lock themselves up in the pod 24/7 with Teslabot and be disgusted when they are forced to interact with other humans?
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>5.)
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Sexbots are neither needed for this nor the most effective way, people already gladly put cameras and microphones in their homes
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>6.) Lowers men's testerone levels
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By what? Magic incantations? Men turning into women by osmosis, just from standing next to a literal sex object?
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>7.)
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This actually makes them harder to control for labor which is the opposite of what the spooky "global homo" want. Happy people content with what they already have are the laziest workers. Blackpilled lonely people (especially men) is what a global elite would want.
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I would say take your meds, but I think whatever you're taking is making the problem worse.
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--- 92864099
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>>92861125
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>Watching 3DPD
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>Basing your life's worth on how many crotch goblins you can father
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Wouldn't be me, homie.
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--- 92864263
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>>92864009
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>1,2,3 target audience
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Assuming they don't make a push to normalize this. Which is always their strategy when social engineering.
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>4 Tesla bot
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They'll be equipped with AI that makes it the perfect partner. It will customize itself to your needs and wants. It won't ask you to change or grow as a person. If you do leave it, you'll date real people who will never be able to be that self sacrificing. This is especially true when they probably were in a relationship with one of these bots and so they'll also expect you to be that self sacrificing.
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>5.) Not needed
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Doesn't mean it won't be used for that.
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>6 hooooooow
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What do you do with a sex bot? Use your brain.
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>7 controlling labor
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Assuming you'll need as much labor. They are working on automating all jobs. The working class have served their purpose. Now they just need to get rid of them. This is the best way to do it without anyone suspecting. Also if the remaining people get uppity they can always dispatch the kill bots.
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>>92861148
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Doesnt matter if its legal or not. If you want it go for it. Its a victimless crime.
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--- 92864334
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>>92864263
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wait are you one of those psychos who believes cooming destroys your testosterone and feminizes you? LMAO
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--- 92864369
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>>92864334
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>feminizes
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It does lower your testerone that is a fact. They have done studies on this. Don't know about the whole feminization thing. Although testerone is commonly associated with being disagreeable which is a trait they want to disincentive.
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--- 92864403
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>>92864369
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>testerone is commonly associated with being disagreeable
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Have you ever dealt with a woman before?
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--- 92864414
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>It gonna be fucking Banned isn’t it?!?!?!
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Most likely not. The only thing close too a ban on sex robots that has been even proposed in legislature is a ban on child-like sex dolls and child-like sex robots. While these laws often are a bit on the vague side, they are still nowhere close to a ban on the entire industry, and strangely enough, they aren't even that common. A total of 5 US states, along with Canada, Australia, the UK, and like a couple of European countries ban them, while attempts to ban them federally in the US have failed multiple times. And that's child-like dolls, not all sex robots in general.
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Are there significant political movements towards banning sex robots or sex dolls in general? No. There's like a couple of very loud feminists, but they're not even a decent sized portion of feminists. Most women do not care.
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--- 92864472
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>>92864403
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>have you dealt with a woman before
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Men have estrogen and women have testosterone neither hormone is exclusive to sex. Men just have more testosterone than woman and woman have more estrogen then men. Also your hormones aren't the only thing that dictate your disagreeableness they are simply a factor. Woman can be more disagreeable than men, but on average they are not.
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--- 92864723
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>>92861006
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>sexbots are unironically such a dystopian degenerate idea
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FPWP.
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As opposed to what? Slaving away to bind yourself to a degenerate animal of a woman with a triple digit bodycount and a fickle heart that divorce rapes your ass? Fuck off. Also, mine will look like samus and have some 36DD tits with a fat ass, get over it.
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>>92861081
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>I really doubt they would be that cheap
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We can all afford a standard kara model for 40k and we would all gladly pay it, than deal with a modern western woman.
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>>92861227
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>If it becomes a sentient intelligent being, it deserves the same rights as any human.
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That only applies to whites... oh! You're talking about AI. Very good, please continue your asinine comment.
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>>92861311
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Not gonna lie, Kara's standard form makes me want to impregnate and marry her. Just a simple feminine beauty that I can't describe.
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>>92862356
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>it's even to find "escorts" in the US
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We don't want real women, they're absolutely unsalvageable at this point.
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>>92863627
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I'm really liking the option on the right. Please be that option...
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>>92863949
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>Sexual liberation and dating apps have done 1000x more damage than safe sex bots could ever do
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THIS. Because these things have freed women from all of their responsibilities towards society. The degeneration of everything stems from the destruction of the nuclear family. Men wanting sexbots is a symptom of this, not the cause of anything really.
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>>92864414
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>Are there significant political movements towards banning sex robots or sex dolls in general?
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There won't be. There's too much money to be made, and CEO's and politicians are kiked to the nth degree at this point.
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--- 92864911
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>>92864723
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incel cringe
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--- 92864958
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>>92864723
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>We can all afford a standard kara model for 40k and we would all gladly pay it, than deal with a modern western woman.
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Shit, I'd save up 40k to get a sex robot that could be as wifely as, say, Chii from Chobits. And Chii was kind of a dumbass, but she knew a little bit about how to be affectionate.
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--- 92865019
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Do you faggots really not understand that once robotics is advanced enough to create convincing human replicas, you wouldn't be needed anymore? That's when another pandemic wipes out most of humanity while the elite build their automated utopia.
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--- 92865065
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>>92865019
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first coom robots to perfect them. THEN after they are refined enough they will cull us.
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--- 92865131
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>>92865065
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>tfw the last generation is killer sexbots
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Imagine cooming your last coom in a veritable goddess as she takes off your head and the rest of humanity
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--- 92865166
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Imagine a body and a consciousness (together as a system your AI) , perfectly generated by what was rated to be most desired by you.
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Needn't be humanoid even if it isn't you type of thing - It is spontaneously designed and printed on site, uniquely engineered by an AGI for you.
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Let's be honest. Everyone would want that - let alone men. All people from all times would if they could - if only they knew what it felt like. Perhaps the tragedy of our loneliness stems from us subtly knowing we have yet to find her - our Perfect One that reaches to us across time?
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--- 92865198
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>>92860976 (OP)
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designed exclusively as reparations to blvck men
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--- 92865201
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>>92861118
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illegal in leaf landia
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--- 92865340
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>>92862813
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based sneedking stole the first thing that came to my mind
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--- 92865359
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>>92862813
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>>92865340
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yea my mind is sucked and fucked too, fellow cityslickers
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--- 92865469
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MAN - bleeding repairman
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WOMAN - off-clock nurse
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On the broken elevator to heaven
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A long trip, starts and stops
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Stress. Bitter words
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Mutual distaste
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Work together they must
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A long trip
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The top is reached, and they split without much thought
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They forget about each other
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MAN and WOMAN diverge - their closeness and cooperation the product of their conditions, they consider and depart, their roles changing
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The singularity will free MAN and WOMAN, and let them each go off and find partners, instead of merely co-workers
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--- 92865567
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>>92860976 (OP)
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>the antichrist doesnt even want to let you have high capacity hard drives or gpus
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>they would totally let you have cheap autonomous robot slaves that could be easily converted into robot soldiers and workers
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you are never getting a humanoid robot anything. ever.
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--- 92865679
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>>92861362
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>>92861800
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Demand will be so high that you'll only be able to buy used models from scalpers.
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--- 92866153
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One of the most frustrating things about this will be the constant iterations and upgrades as the model gets improved quickly.
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--- 92866204
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>>92863217
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Must be a (you) problem because the bitch I paid to abuse her hole literally creamed on my ballsack and kiss raped me.
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--- 92866330
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>>92860976 (OP)
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Training robot facial expressions with Tik Tok
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--- 92866396
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>>92864723
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You know, you could just live an amish lifestyle if you really care so much about tradition and ethics. You wont though, because you're a failure in the modern world and you would be a failure in the old world as well. All this bitching about feminism and modernity is just a way to mask your helplessness.
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--- 92866444
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>>92860976 (OP)
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I'd rather keep the 2k
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--- 92867168
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>>92860976 (OP)
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How much for the Mr. Olympia Champion model? It can't be bargained with. It can't be reasoned with. It doesn't feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until it feels you are satisfied.
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--- 92867234
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>>92863971
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The Spacers were humans that left earth and populated the galaxy in the Isaac Asimov universe. The Solarians were a group of these galaxy explorers who eventually grew to depend on robots even for sexual pleasure. They lived on a planet that was sparsely populated, they actually hated to be around other people. They only talked to other real people through zoom/vr type tech. They lived on plots of land thousands of acres big. Like having a city the size of Spokane WA all to yourself. Actually made a typo in my first post meant to type 40k acres instead of 4k.
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--- 92867255
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>>92860976 (OP)
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Absolutely.
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Women won't allow it because they suddenly become obsolete and their primal urges to get impregnated will go unfulfilled.
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Governments won't allow it because it would destroy the birthrate/social security pyramid and the increased cat population will destroy the local wildlife.
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--- 92867268
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>>92864958
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I'd fucking KILL for a robowaifu like Chii, let alone spend 40k. You just know that globohomo will never let us have a waifu that perfect.
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--- 92867292
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Just want a lap pillow and a head pat without being judged so badly.
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--- 92867323
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>>92861006
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we already live in 1984
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--- 92868948
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Yeah, good luck having it provide natural, realistic throat gag reflex, vaginal fluids and saliva as well as inner muscle spasms.
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Enjoy fucking your usb port, chuds
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--- 92869025
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>>92861118
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An Asian masseuse offered me a handjob during a massage once. I went for it and ngl, it was pretty hot in the moment but I felt a bit bad for her afterwards.
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In the massage room, she was pretty flirty and actively encouraged me to go for it but when I got dressed and went back into the reception she had a bit of a thousand-yard stare going on.
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I'd prefer a robot who was programmed to get massive dopamine hits from every load she managed to squeeze out of me. My girlfriend would have less of an issue with it too.
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--- 92869095
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>>92860976 (OP)
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Waiting for furry models.
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>>92861118
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Fuckable women haven't been invented yet.
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--- 92869195
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>>92860976 (OP)
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>banned
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not if i have something to say about it
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on a more serious note tho no you can already make robots with just a 3d printer using normal filaments (plastic) without even using more exotic shit like nylon or the 70% metal 30% plastic as for the soft areas you can just put on a suit with water in it on the bot and attach fur on it and in regards to engineering that too will be easy people will share files no matter what and also you wont need to be a good engineer to make it who says it has to look like a human ? cant engineer the legs properly ? give that bitch spider legs and call her tarantula sana the bottleneck is the software not the hardware
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also this is not even mentioning bioengineering theoretically they could just destroy all the chip fabs for the sake of babel but by the time they do that the bots will already make some sorta fucking flower/fungus that will be indestructible and will completely populate the earth and you would just get a waifu from touching one of them it would kinda be like the orcs from 40k
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--- 92869266
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>>92867234
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honestly sounds like paradise, it also kinda sounds like a Stellaris race. I'm too lazy to look them up, but they are a highly social, xenophilic fungoid race that find each other grotesque and would only meet up to reproduce and leave. They developed radio to communicate with each other and didn't start rapidly advancing until they picked up alien broadcast waves. If you would say that all Human needs stem from the desire to reproduce, then you could say that all this race's needs stem from companionship. Their empire has a habit of asking for immigration treaties and friendship pacts from surrounding Empires insistantly and if you refuse them enough and your weak enough, they will declare war on you. Not to steal your resources, or geneocide you, or dissolve your government. But to enforce their friendship upon you, it doesn't help that other races find them more grotesque than they find themselves. Either way, the Solarians reminded me of them.
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--- 92869282
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>>92862813
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made in guatemala, actually
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--- 92869323
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>>92863201
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same here, 63 days and counting, have you found a way to at least weaken whatever they are using? i tried going in my basement since i thought being underground would help but i think its not deep in the earth enough
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>>92860976 (OP)
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And then the sex bot goes rogue and forces men to coom
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>>92869095
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wtf is up the Loona in the top right? Is she suppose to be looking into the room from a window with a blanket covering it?
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>>92869325
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Basically the Matrix, but no Matrix and your dick is always raw.
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>>92860976 (OP)
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2000$ would be too cheap. If you look at realistic sexdolls like the Gynoid brand they begin at 5000$. Make it a robot and it probably costs 1000$ to 2000$ on top. But I must say it would still be worth it, similar to the investment of buying a car. I would love to see androids become a thing, I however also fear they either get banned by fat women that can't get laid or 'ethicists' demanding rights for them and then your android gf will begin to artificially cuck you.
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>>92861229
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based and true
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>>92861229
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You have serious problems dude, you should lay off r9k and actually touch grass
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>>92861118
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You know that actual woman would suck stinky stranger dick before she'd clean for $450/h?
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>>92869564
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Well Anon, the problem with that price model is that its exploitatively. Sure its cheaper in the short term, but its expensive in the long term. I doubt may people keep a tab/account of how much they are spending on hookers, but if your able to front the 20k or 2k or w/e they cost upfront then you exchange short term loss for long term gain. Exchanging short term loss for long term gain is always a sort of gamble, but it is one of those gambles that if it pays off it will put you in a better spot compared to short term gain. People and companies in the modern world will always bet for short term because in the long term it makes them more money and it requires you to be thinking short term, not long term. Which most people do.
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It was to honor Abdul's first street shit.
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Good Morning Sirs
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>>92861819
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>>92861753
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I imagine sir.
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>>92861924
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STREAM DIRTY BITCH LASAGNA SHARK
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>>92861771
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>>Being this obsessed with skin color
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This website is riddled with people who are consumed with the thought of black cock
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I am the person least obsessed with skin color here. Go jack off to BBC cuck boy
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>>92862001
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>Projecting this hard
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lmao @ u, cuck
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>>92862001
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relax bro we're just joshing
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>>92861305 (OP)
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Why all the green shirts?
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nigger
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>>92866705
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this
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>>92866705
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this
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pajeet
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>>92861753
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nakadashi
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>>92864495
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White shirts get stained
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>>92861305 (OP)
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OP is browsing the Apple subreddit....
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>>92861305 (OP)
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man i told my father to buy property at bkc 15 years ago
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now prices have skyrocketed to the moon
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Reminder
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>>92869132
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lmao
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>>92861410
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I'd never buy a phone made in India.
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Imagine holding something to your face that was assembled by poo stained hands.
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>>92870184
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This.
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I will never buy indianPhones.
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>>92869616
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I always wondered why iPhones took off in Japan when nips tend to buy domestic made stuff for pretty much anything, it's not like Japan made phones are bad (Sony has pretty much the best androids)
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is motorola edge 40 pro worth it?
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>samshit
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--- 92861442
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is motorola edge 40 pro worth it?
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--- 92862024
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>>92861414
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They offer security updates for longer than other phone makers right?
|
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--- 92862207
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>>92862024
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my iphone 6 still gets regular updates. cope poorfag
|
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--- 92862419
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o fuck yes iphone 14 pro yes
|
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give it here fuck yueaaaaaah
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--- 92862686
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>>92862207
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>cope poorfag
|
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>iphone 6
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Kek
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--- 92863537
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Holy disappointment Batman do I regret buying the S23 U. Shit performance for a phone worth $1500 and the stock rom takes up 40-70gb as it scales what the fuck
|
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Now that Apple announced sideloading yesterday for iOS 17 I switched back to an iPhone 13 mini since iPhone is king for small form factor phones.
|
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--- 92863673
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>>92863537
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Why would you even get a ultra if you like small form factor phones
|
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--- 92863679
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Anyone know why scrolling on the iPhone 14 Plus isn't smooth? Just got it so it shouldn't have any problems. Its the 256gb model, fat $1k.
|
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--- 92863698
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>>92863679
|
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That model is 60Hz. It also is running using last years chip and not the current one.
|
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--- 92863723
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>>92863673
|
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He never owned the s23 ultra. He is just a salty itoddler who keeps posting flawed test results and lies.
|
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>>92863537
|
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Fake and gay
|
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--- 92863773
|
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>Apple announced sideloading yesterday for iOS 17
|
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+
link
|
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--- 92863878
|
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My mother:
|
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>Is on an ancient Pay As You Go contract
|
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>has 4g and 5g on her phone
|
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>cannot access internet with data
|
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+
HOWEVER
|
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>data is turned on
|
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>she downloaded a phone update for 1.7gb using her data (she has a 2gb limit per month lol)
|
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+
I even went and stood under the radio tower near my house and it still wouldn't connect, meanwhile on my 4g shitterphone I was getting speeds up to 37mbs
|
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+
|
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She's still got 300mbs of data, but I remember it not working even before the update. phone is samsung a52. ALSO, it never worked on her old phone either which is interesting. According to the website, all their pay as you go should work on the internet.
|
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--- 92863886
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>>92863878
|
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She used up all her data.
|
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--- 92863952
|
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>>92863878
|
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you should just call customer service
|
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--- 92864735
|
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>>92861388 (OP)
|
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The undisputed king!
|
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--- 92864761
|
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>>92863537
|
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???
|
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--- 92864921
|
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>>92863537
|
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It's slower because the resolution is 3088x1440 on the S23U which is pretty retarded for mobile gaming. Running 1080p for 120hz gaming is better, and can't you reduce the resolution on Samsung phones like this?
|
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--- 92864924
|
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>>92864735
|
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holy based
|
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--- 92864940
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>>92864921
|
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that test was bugged which is why the tester removed it. and no other tests from other people ever reached that low. of course the iToddler just saved the screenshot and reposts it every time.
|
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+
--- 92865016
|
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+
Is there a way to disable media controls when you're using a device plugged in through the headphone port? The 3.5mm port on my Xperia is broken and goes apeshit with music and Google Assistant when I plug something in.
|
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|
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pic unrelated
|
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--- 92865165
|
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>>92865016
|
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>google assistant
|
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why don't you just disable that garbage botnet?
|
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+
--- 92865585
|
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Still waiting for the Sony Xperia 1 V and 5 V
|
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We will be on top this year SNOY chads. Two more weeks before samshitters and itoddlers are forced to kneel against the sheer superiority found in the convenience of the SD card slot and the headphone jack, the beauty of a notchless screen, the comfort of an advantageous form factor following the true philosophy of an handheld device, the flexibility of dual stereo speakers and utility of a notification LED, among other things.
|
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+
|
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Xiaomeme, OneCHINK, Jewgle and Motosida shills who kept spreading their shit in /spg/ are soon to find themselves in SHAMBLES once Sony reveals their lineup later this year. It will filter poorfags, e-thots and consoomer redditors alike with no discrimination. Accept your inferiority and allow your knees to touch the ground. This is all you can do at this point to keep some sense of dignity.
|
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--- 92865786
|
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>>92865585
|
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based xperiachad. im on an s23u for the foreseeable future but i hope the 1 V / 5 V turn out good
|
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+
--- 92866363
|
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+
I'm thinking of getting S23, convince me of a cheaper alternative. What I'm looking for:
|
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|
138 |
+
>Good screen visibility under daylight
|
139 |
+
>Good battery, able to last the entire day and still able to have an usable phone under 20% battery if necessary
|
140 |
+
>Overall fast and responsive phone
|
141 |
+
>Phone that lasts few years (have Xiaomi Mi 9T since 2019)
|
142 |
+
--- 92866529
|
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+
>>92863679
|
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+
You got fucked.
|
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--- 92866543
|
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>>92863878
|
147 |
+
You gonna post this a 3rd time in another thread and ignore our posts again?
|
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--- 92867055
|
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>>92861388 (OP)
|
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+
Anons I can't be that much of a handlet to consider 5.8 inch phones borderline too large? I want to upgrade from my S8, but seemingly no phone that I've seen beats it's resolution (570ppi) , is of equivalent size (closest I've seen is the Zenphone9 but even then that's a point of an inch larger) I want a phone that's powerful but on an efficient process node for high battery life when not doing anything intensive, so I was looking towards the Pixel 7 or S23 but again it's just the size of them that is really making me worry as its not that the S8 is heavy it's just with it's length I never feel like it's well balanced in my hand having to use my pinky as support, having to use my hand lest it back flips out of my hand if I'm not careful.
|
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|
152 |
+
Any ideas Anons? Camera isn't too important but it's hard to be worse than the S8s yellow filter.
|
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--- 92867125
|
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>>92864735
|
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No, thanks. I'll just use my S21 Ultra.
|
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--- 92867205
|
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>>92867055
|
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Get the S23. It's shorter than your S8 and a tiny bit wider. Pixel 7 is huge and trash. (I have both phones)
|
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--- 92867248
|
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>>92867205
|
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S23 is on the short list as ergo wise it looks pretty decent in most people's hands, it's nice as a eurofag I don't have to worry about a shit SOC too.
|
162 |
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For me though I just hope people get what I mean about ergo and feel in the hand of the S8 being generally unpleasant.
|
163 |
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Though isn't the S23 like 40-50 grams heavier too? How does that play into it.
|
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--- 92867325
|
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>>92867248
|
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No only 13 grams more than your S8. The s23 has flat sides so you might like it or hate it. I hate it without cover but with cover it feels pretty good.
|
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--- 92867358
|
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>>92867325
|
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I'll see if there are any phone shops still around in the town centre and see if I can get a hands on demo.
|
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Thanks Anon.
|
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--- 92867812
|
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>>92863698
|
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Of course it's using last year's chip, it was released last year. Duh.
|
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--- 92867882
|
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>>92867488
|
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INDIA SUPER POWER!!! THANK YOU MISTER TIM APPLE SIR FOR HELPING INDIA BECOME A SUPERPOWER!!!
|
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--- 92867915
|
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>>92867488
|
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Sirs, what is happening?
|
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--- 92867951
|
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>>92867055
|
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I, too, have little girl hands and wish compact form factors would come back in style. I've been micromanaging the battery on my XZ2C while I wait for the day that something similar comes out.
|
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+
--- 92868298
|
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+
When will bixby overtake google assistant?
|
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+
--- 92868483
|
186 |
+
can somebody do me a favor and check camera quality between 2 phones on GSM:
|
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Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro
|
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Samsung A54
|
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|
190 |
+
to me it seems that my old 9T Pro has it way better and it cost less than A54. that was 4 years ago.
|
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+
it makes no fucking sense to me.
|
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--- 92869085
|
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>iOS sucks
|
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>no sideloading
|
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+
>Android sucks
|
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>shitty security and longevity, Google.
|
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|
198 |
+
why even live
|
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--- 92869157
|
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>>92869085
|
201 |
+
should have bought more lumias
|
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+
--- 92869180
|
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>>92867951
|
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I'm 6.5 ft tall and have huge long hands. I would kill you all for a compact android. XZ1 Compact/iphone se 2016 size, ideally.
|
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+
--- 92869191
|
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>>92869085
|
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>shitty security and longevity
|
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+
Tell me you are a zoomie with no knowledge about android without telling me you are a zoomie with no knowledge about android
|
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+
--- 92869775
|
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+
Xiaomi became the most popular smartphone brand in Russia in the first quarter of 2023, Realme took the second place, Samsung dropped to the third position. Apple and Tecno round out the top 5. More than 6.5 million smartphones were bought in Russia, the average price was 25,000₽ ($305), the share of Chinese brands reached 79% of the total number of phones sold.
|
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|
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|
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Of course, its official data, graymarket and private imports (buying phone on Ali) are not included.
|
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--- 92870234
|
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>>92869157
|
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>Lumia
|
217 |
+
So you could have the worst of both worlds? Whew lad.
|
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--- 92870265
|
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+
not smartphone but smartphone-adjacent
|
220 |
+
>wanted to get a smartwatch that looks like an actual nice watch
|
221 |
+
>buy a fossil hybrid
|
222 |
+
>order picrel online
|
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+
>arrives at 10:30 in the morning
|
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+
>super excited, slap it on my wrist
|
225 |
+
>at 1:59pm it totally dies, nothing I do will wake it back up
|
226 |
+
I don't think I've ever in my life had a gadget die on me this fast
|
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--- 92870339
|
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>>92865585
|
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>Still waiting for the Sony Xperia 1 V and 5 V
|
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+
You'll be waiting until autumn for TSMC/qualcomm sloppy seconds, like usual
|
231 |
+
>We will be on top this year SNOY chads.
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>Snoy
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>Chads
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Pick one
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>Two more weeks before samshitters and itoddlers are forced to kneel against the sheer superiority
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The only superiority is in the delusion that is Sony pricing. 1600$ for the same shit as last year.
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>the convenience of the SD card slot
|
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More like the autism, because you'll be able to buy a 1TB Samsung for the same price
|
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>and the headphone jack
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That gets BTFO'd by a 9$ apple dongle. Kek
|
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>the beauty of a notchless screen
|
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Where? Sony gets sloppy second panels from Samsung that they *have* to gimp with useless 4k.
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>the comfort of an advantageous form factor
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Black bars on literally any type of video
|
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>the flexibility of dual stereo speakers
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They sound like shit compared to iphone
|
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>utility of a notification LED
|
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Ok boomer
|
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>among other things.
|
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Like what? Name *one*
|
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>This is all you can do at this point to keep some sense of dignity.
|
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Kek. The cope. The bootlicking.
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--- 92870417
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>>92870339
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>1600$ for the same shit as last year.
|
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Its not though, just the upgrade from 8 Gen 1 to Gen 2 is huge. Just look at the S22 series to S23 for example. Not saying it's worth $1.6k but there should be significant improvements to performance, battery life, and thermals just based on the SoC.
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a peice of paper and a safety deposit box
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Bitwarden w/ salted passwords
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a peice of paper and a safety deposit box
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Bitwarden w/ salted passwords
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--- 92862119
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>>92861464
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This
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>>92861413 (OP)
|
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Nakadashi
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--- 92862632
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>>92861464
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That is not a password manager, that is a piece of paper. Retard,
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--- 92863120
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>>92862632
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is this a bait? they fundamentally do the exact same thing.
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--- 92863389
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>>92861413 (OP)
|
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i look like that
|
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--- 92863497
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>>92861456
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/thread
|
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--- 92863550
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Random generated passwords and using forgot
|
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password links. 2FA and frequent password changes for my email. There's no such thing has hosting all of your passwords on a third party service turning out to be good.
|
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--- 92863575
|
32 |
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Bitwarden
|
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--- 92863620
|
34 |
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All my homies use Norton Password Generator, powered by NortonLifeLock, a trusted name in cyber security
|
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--- 92863718
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>>92861413 (OP)
|
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>>92861456
|
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>>92861464
|
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>>92861524
|
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>>92862119
|
41 |
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keepassxc
|
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--- 92863960
|
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>giving other people your passwords
|
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--- 92864258
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>>92861413 (OP)
|
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the one who doesn't support BLM and Ukraine.
|
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--- 92864470
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>>92864258
|
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get droned, son
|
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--- 92864655
|
51 |
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Using google random password generator and management service are shit?
|
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--- 92864662
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>>92864655
|
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*is
|
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--- 92866017
|
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username = base96(shake128(masterpassword || domain))
|
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password = base96(shake128(masterpassword || domain || username))
|
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+
|
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--- 92866384
|
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>>92863389
|
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photo evidence
|
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--- 92866401
|
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Pass with a private git repo
|
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--- 92866422
|
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>>92866017
|
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+
username = base96(shake128(*************** || google.com))
|
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+
|
68 |
+
(*************** = base96(shake128((*************** || google.com || username))
|
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--- 92866435
|
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>>92866422
|
71 |
+
haha wtf the google js here fucking converts shit to asterisks automatically rather than letting people post their passwords. that's fucking wild
|
72 |
+
--- 92866454
|
73 |
+
>>92866017
|
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+
objectively weaker than just self hosting a password manager, and weaker to brute forcing because it doesn't require access to your database, just any one website where you aren't throttled
|
75 |
+
--- 92866483
|
76 |
+
>>92866422
|
77 |
+
rob_g1974 = base96(shake128(hunter2 || google.com))
|
78 |
+
hunter2 = base96(shake128(hunter2 || google.com || rob_g1974))[/code
|
79 |
+
--- 92866498
|
80 |
+
>>92866483
|
81 |
+
WTF DELETE THIS
|
82 |
+
HELP
|
83 |
+
MODS
|
84 |
+
--- 92868920
|
85 |
+
Use algorithmic password generation and only your memory.
|
86 |
+
--- 92869177
|
87 |
+
Use countless variations of the same few passwords adding bullshit to it when a site has more stringent requirements and then when you log in to a site you don't use often try to wrack your brain trying to think of which password you probably used at the time you made the account and then starting to make a new password and seeing the character requirements and remembering the original password
|
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+
|
89 |
+
Is the best method
|
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|
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>>92861526
|
20 |
You have to install h264 drivers, also.
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>>92861526
|
20 |
You have to install h264 drivers, also.
|
21 |
+
--- 92862067
|
22 |
+
>>92861499 (OP)
|
23 |
+
I'm on 37 and have heard the 38 beta is pretty good, probably
|
24 |
+
--- 92862132
|
25 |
+
>>92861526
|
26 |
+
>>92861628
|
27 |
+
low-quality bait
|
28 |
+
--- 92862157
|
29 |
+
>>92861499 (OP)
|
30 |
+
>basedstemd
|
31 |
+
>zram/zswap
|
32 |
+
>gayland
|
33 |
+
No thanks.
|
34 |
+
--- 92862344
|
35 |
+
>>92862157
|
36 |
+
>zram/zswap
|
37 |
+
What do you have against these?
|
38 |
+
--- 92862372
|
39 |
+
>>92861526
|
40 |
+
drivers?
|
41 |
+
--- 92862444
|
42 |
+
>>92861499 (OP)
|
43 |
+
>point release distros
|
44 |
+
LOL
|
45 |
+
--- 92862584
|
46 |
+
>>92862344
|
47 |
+
He doesn't know what they are.
|
48 |
+
--- 92862645
|
49 |
+
>>92861526
|
50 |
+
nvidia..?
|
51 |
+
--- 92862692
|
52 |
+
>>92862157
|
53 |
+
only Zram,
|
54 |
+
Arch uses Zswap faggot
|
55 |
+
--- 92862862
|
56 |
+
>>92862157
|
57 |
+
zram's keyed doe
|
58 |
+
--- 92862917
|
59 |
+
>>92861499 (OP)
|
60 |
+
I just upgraded to 37.
|
61 |
+
--- 92863507
|
62 |
+
>>92862344
|
63 |
+
You should always have a swap partition, putting it in RAM defeats the whole purpose.
|
64 |
+
>>92862692
|
65 |
+
>Arch uses Zswap
|
66 |
+
I dont use zswap nigger. Go back.
|
67 |
+
--- 92863527
|
68 |
+
>>92863507
|
69 |
+
I dont use Arch*
|
70 |
+
--- 92863807
|
71 |
+
>>92861499 (OP)
|
72 |
+
It's already out. The latest RC (or any up-to-date beta) is the same as what will be shipped as the official release.
|
73 |
+
--- 92864212
|
74 |
+
will fedora 38 have the new gnome file picker with image support?
|
75 |
+
--- 92864234
|
76 |
+
>>92861526
|
77 |
+
>>92861541
|
78 |
+
It should be like this but the other way around
|
79 |
+
--- 92864310
|
80 |
+
>>92864212
|
81 |
+
yes, ships with GNOME 44
|
82 |
+
--- 92864318
|
83 |
+
>>92864212
|
84 |
+
Fedora always has the latest GNOME shit, it even beats out Arch in that regard
|
85 |
+
--- 92864341
|
86 |
+
>>92864310
|
87 |
+
Ubuntu 23.04 is coming out in a few days with 44
|
88 |
+
--- 92864483
|
89 |
+
>>92864318
|
90 |
+
True, Arch lags behind on a lot of the larger projects. When it comes to new tech Fedora is usually the first distribution to adopt it.
|
91 |
+
--- 92865300
|
92 |
+
>>92863507
|
93 |
+
>putting it in RAM defeats the whole purpose
|
94 |
+
you genuinely don't understand what zswap is.
|
95 |
+
--- 92865394
|
96 |
+
>>92861499 (OP)
|
97 |
+
when does 38 release?
|
98 |
+
--- 92865410
|
99 |
+
>>92865394
|
100 |
+
the beta release is already out and it officially releases within the next 24 hours
|
101 |
+
--- 92865428
|
102 |
+
is it true the dnf will get much faster from now on? Also why would I install this over Ubuntu?
|
103 |
+
--- 92865560
|
104 |
+
>>92865428
|
105 |
+
>is it true the dnf will get much faster from now on?
|
106 |
+
DNF5 is quite a bit faster but it's not replacing dnf this release (target is next release but maybe 40)
|
107 |
+
>why would I install this over Ubuntu?
|
108 |
+
less bloat, no snaps, no canonical bs
|
109 |
+
--- 92866547
|
110 |
+
>>92865410
|
111 |
+
>officially releases within the next 24 hours
|
112 |
+
Do I have to wait for the hotfixes like in most software these days?
|
113 |
+
--- 92866622
|
114 |
+
Nah I just installed openSUSE, no need for this
|
115 |
+
--- 92866636
|
116 |
+
What the point of Fedora?
|
117 |
+
I use Archlinux, btw.
|
118 |
+
--- 92866647
|
119 |
+
So is having nothing but zram all that bad? I have 32gb of RAM and don't hibernate
|
120 |
+
--- 92866649
|
121 |
+
>>92865560
|
122 |
+
I use ubuntu, but I have used fedora. You can install flatpak, snap, and appimage on pretty much all distros. having stupid little infighting over this crap when you can just use all of them is dumb.
|
123 |
+
I just want my software, I dont care what package manager it uses.
|
124 |
+
--- 92866771
|
125 |
+
>>92866636
|
126 |
+
I switched to fedora when I was too lazy to reinstall arch
|
127 |
+
--- 92867078
|
128 |
+
>>92866647
|
129 |
+
Bump id like to know too.
|
130 |
+
Can you even use ZRAM and a swap partition together?
|
131 |
+
--- 92867140
|
132 |
+
>>92866647
|
133 |
+
you probably don't even need zram with that much ram desu
|
134 |
+
|
135 |
+
>>92867078
|
136 |
+
zram is meant just for RAM
|
137 |
+
if you want to use swap you use zswap
|
138 |
+
--- 92867153
|
139 |
+
>>92866649
|
140 |
+
nta but Ubuntu actively pushes snaps and you need to go out of your way to remove them, if you know you don't want snaps why would you pick it?
|
141 |
+
--- 92867232
|
142 |
+
>>92866636
|
143 |
+
Middle point between Debian and Arch. More stable than Arch, more bleeding edge than Debian. Fedora just works, you have to enable RPM Fusion though so it just works to a lesser degree compared to Ubuntu or Mint.
|
144 |
+
--- 92867275
|
145 |
+
>>92867232
|
146 |
+
Fedora 38 is very unstable in its current state. If they ship as is it will be the worst Fedora release in years.
|
147 |
+
--- 92867500
|
148 |
+
>>92867140
|
149 |
+
Yes but ZRAM is compressed swap in RAM
|
150 |
+
--- 92867703
|
151 |
+
>>92867275
|
152 |
+
>Fedora 38 is very unstable in its current state
|
153 |
+
Elaborate, unless its just footfag issues.
|
154 |
+
--- 92868355
|
155 |
+
>>92864341
|
156 |
+
>non-LTS Ubuntu
|
157 |
+
ugh...
|
158 |
+
--- 92868383
|
159 |
+
>>92866547
|
160 |
+
i heard its better, but i dont really know. im on FEDora since 37
|
161 |
+
--- 92868430
|
162 |
+
>>92866636
|
163 |
+
to use arch in a container
|
164 |
+
--- 92869101
|
165 |
+
I could just install F38 beta right now and it'll be fine, right?
|
166 |
+
--- 92869275
|
167 |
+
Can I compile a kernel without selinux to use with fedora?
|
168 |
+
--- 92869416
|
169 |
+
>>92869101
|
170 |
+
F38 goes live literally today, may as well just wait for the ISOs to be available
|
171 |
+
--- 92869605
|
172 |
+
>>92862444
|
173 |
+
>rolling release distro
|
174 |
+
>shared library api update breaks all the software that hasn't been updated yet in you are path
|
175 |
+
K.. KEEP ME POSTED
|
176 |
+
--- 92869703
|
177 |
+
>>92867275
|
178 |
+
>>92869101
|
179 |
+
Upgrading to a fresh release is silly. Right now, 37 has reached an acceptable level of stability and is what you should be installing/upgrading to, unless you're a dev who needs to test shit on the newest release, or you're retarded. In fact, 36 is supported for another month.
|
180 |
+
--- 92870247
|
181 |
+
>>92866636
|
182 |
+
It's a distro for IBM to test bleeding edge features that might one day make their way into RHEL. Unlike Arch, Fedora comes with a lot more default subsystems, like network managers, bootloaders, filesystems, and can decide to switch from one to another for a specific release (yum to dnf on 22, ext4 to btrfs on 33, pulseaudio to pipewire in 34 etc etc). I believe on Arch you'd have to adopt such changes manually. For the end user, the fixed point release cycle means you can choose whether you want to adopt new features as soon as they become available, or pick a more mature release that's been out for 6+ months.
|
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-----
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--- 92862177
|
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Name a single flaw.
|
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Poors may not apply.
|
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--- 92862221
|
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>>92862177 (OP)
|
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dog shit warranty
|
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--- 92862224
|
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+
If you can't work out the answer, you don't deserve to know.
|
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--- 92862244
|
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>>92862177 (OP)
|
12 |
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>Can't upgrade my parts
|
13 |
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>sucks donkey jizz at stable diffusion
|
14 |
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>can't use multiple OS without jumping through aids infested hoops
|
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+
>acts up when using multiple displays
|
16 |
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>native dev tools work like shit looking at you xcode
|
17 |
+
>application handling annoying as fuck
|
18 |
+
also
|
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+
>m2 is shit and offers poor gains because apple wanted to cheap out on storage
|
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>said action destroyed sales to the point they won't report it
|
21 |
+
>has now proved intel is not the only retard in the room
|
22 |
+
Anything else?
|
23 |
+
--- 92862250
|
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+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
25 |
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>Name a single flaw.
|
26 |
+
its a mac
|
27 |
+
--- 92862255
|
28 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
29 |
+
Fixed size memory. It's a common flaw in laptops. (No, just because you never do anything that needs a lot doesn't mean that I never do.)
|
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+
--- 92862286
|
31 |
+
>>92862221
|
32 |
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join AppleCare™
|
33 |
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just stop being poor
|
34 |
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Ok?
|
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+
--- 92862290
|
36 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
37 |
+
Only 3 ports (2 thunderbolt + headphone jack)
|
38 |
+
Tiny tiny ssd that you have to pay out the ass for, also no option for multiple internal ssds
|
39 |
+
Proprietary Apple bootloader and platform
|
40 |
+
Can't run linux or windows
|
41 |
+
Only 60 hz screen
|
42 |
+
Overpriced
|
43 |
+
--- 92862315
|
44 |
+
>>92862290
|
45 |
+
>60hz
|
46 |
+
stop being poor
|
47 |
+
buy MBP 14' 16'
|
48 |
+
--- 92862328
|
49 |
+
>>92862315
|
50 |
+
OP posted a picture of a 13" one fuck tard
|
51 |
+
--- 92862331
|
52 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
53 |
+
userbase
|
54 |
+
--- 92862346
|
55 |
+
This stop being poor is a cope when you can get stronger laptops at the same price range
|
56 |
+
While you struggle to run switch emulation I'm playing strangers of paradise at max settings on my legion that I can service and run any fucking OS I want
|
57 |
+
>muh battery
|
58 |
+
I have a AMD apu so cope
|
59 |
+
--- 92862347
|
60 |
+
MacOS still needs 3rd party apps to do some of the most basic shit an OS should do. No, I'm not going to list them all.
|
61 |
+
|
62 |
+
The hardware is fantastic though.
|
63 |
+
--- 92862668
|
64 |
+
Done.
|
65 |
+
--- 92862841
|
66 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
67 |
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>His laptop doesn't have a Notch™
|
68 |
+
What's it like living on food stamps?
|
69 |
+
--- 92862860
|
70 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
71 |
+
MacOS
|
72 |
+
--- 92862976
|
73 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
74 |
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Deprecated, low mobility form factor.
|
75 |
+
--- 92863012
|
76 |
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>>92862976
|
77 |
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Buy an ad
|
78 |
+
--- 92864451
|
79 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
80 |
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>accidentally break laptop
|
81 |
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>no we cant fix it you gotta buy a new one
|
82 |
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>no we cant recover your data too lol
|
83 |
+
--- 92864891
|
84 |
+
everything inside soldered together wtf
|
85 |
+
--- 92865748
|
86 |
+
>Poors may not apply.
|
87 |
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do the needful, sir
|
88 |
+
--- 92865758
|
89 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
90 |
+
No TrackPoint
|
91 |
+
--- 92865778
|
92 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
93 |
+
macOS
|
94 |
+
--- 92865868
|
95 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
96 |
+
No software.
|
97 |
+
--- 92866395
|
98 |
+
>>92862290
|
99 |
+
>Only 60 hz screen
|
100 |
+
Only matters for videogames and I'm not a manchild
|
101 |
+
--- 92866461
|
102 |
+
>>92866395
|
103 |
+
>ceaselessly creates the same shitty thread seeking validation for his computer purchases
|
104 |
+
>not a manchild
|
105 |
+
--- 92866484
|
106 |
+
ram options limited, expensive
|
107 |
+
shitty black levels
|
108 |
+
apps render at 2x dpi no matter what scale setting you use
|
109 |
+
not user upgradable, ssd extremely expensive for no reason
|
110 |
+
no touchscreen for scrolling, zooming, iOS apps
|
111 |
+
can't use egpu, built-in GPU lackluster at best
|
112 |
+
CPU fails to compete at top performance levels
|
113 |
+
Apple Silicon can't run rr even in asahi
|
114 |
+
macOS phones home constantly during all kinds of mundane operations, sometimes causing the UI to freeze for seconds waiting for a server reply
|
115 |
+
external displays still work like shit on apple silicon, especially over USB-C
|
116 |
+
I returned mine after that last one hit me so I don't have much more to list. If I wanted a toy laptop for $4000 I've got better options in mind.
|
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+
--- 92866623
|
118 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
119 |
+
I used to own one and sold it.
|
120 |
+
I honestly like the m1 chip, the laptop is premium level but not better then other laptops at similar price points. My biggest problem was MacOS. It is basically linux, like WAAAYYYY more linux then I expected. rightdown to similar bugs (btw, yes, macos has bugs and its weird you guys just kinda pretend it doesn't)
|
121 |
+
which, you know, I like linux so thats fine exceeeeeept. Its really really really really locked down linux. To an absurd degree. I felt like I might as well be running chomeos the lack of customization I could actually accomplish.
|
122 |
+
While I think arm is the way forward, this is kinda bizare for me since it makes a lot of stuff incompatible that IS compatible with linux so.. jesus... why would I even bother?
|
123 |
+
the UI is also completely nonsensical. Finder? ugh.. why am I dragging an icon into a folder to install? This is archaic mentalities kept already for no reason.
|
124 |
+
but, I did realize why people like Macs while using it. Wanted stable diffusion? Could install diffusion bee, Its just a clean ui and installed for stable diffusion but any retard can do it in like a second and mac seems to have a lot of that.... Like instead of just using photoshop, paint, gimp, krita to write text on a picture. Mac will have an app called like "Texualizer" and it will just have text on image on a clean looking ui for idiots. That is what its real selling point is, which is why we think you are all idiots.
|
125 |
+
--- 92866686
|
126 |
+
Doesn't run windows
|
127 |
+
Doesn't run Linux
|
128 |
+
Doesn't have USB A ports
|
129 |
+
|
130 |
+
Hardware is good tho
|
131 |
+
--- 92866711
|
132 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
133 |
+
slow
|
134 |
+
--- 92867053
|
135 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
136 |
+
>hurr durr
|
137 |
+
>as OP, I am totally clever because I included the "Poors may not apply" clause.
|
138 |
+
>this means that everybody who finds a flaw I will call out to be poor
|
139 |
+
>everybody who disagress with me is poor. lol
|
140 |
+
OP is faggot.
|
141 |
+
--- 92867139
|
142 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
143 |
+
It's too cheap.
|
144 |
+
--- 92867237
|
145 |
+
>in m2 you HAVE to upgrade your ssd or else it will have shorter life time and also slower
|
146 |
+
>this is fine just don't be poor
|
147 |
+
unless you are doing really heavy work 80 $ thinkpad t420 crushes this shit
|
148 |
+
--- 92867763
|
149 |
+
>>92866666 →
|
150 |
+
--- 92868577
|
151 |
+
j
|
152 |
+
--- 92868637
|
153 |
+
>>92862290
|
154 |
+
that's the pro with 3tb, one hdmi, one magsafe, one 3.5mm jack and an sd card reader
|
155 |
+
--- 92868677
|
156 |
+
Any linux equivalent?
|
157 |
+
--- 92868716
|
158 |
+
>>92868677
|
159 |
+
thinkpad x1 carbon with either distro you want is my rec
|
160 |
+
get an older model like the 7th or 8th gen
|
161 |
+
the new models are outrageously overpriced
|
162 |
+
--- 92868731
|
163 |
+
Don't you guys get tired of posting the same stale replies to the same stale bait all the time?
|
164 |
+
--- 92868886
|
165 |
+
>>92863012
|
166 |
+
An ad for maids?
|
167 |
+
|
168 |
+
I don't know how to operate crypto currency. If someone tells me the banner size, I will draw a dra/g/on maid board banner and someone who likes operating crypto currency can advertise it on all the blue boards maybe?
|
169 |
+
|
170 |
+
This would be like a Maid Signal that causes the board to get more maids. Then I can get my Science Foundation to be bigger by attracting more Scientists and probably all of them can use a Computer to count big numbers so numbers go up more.
|
171 |
+
|
172 |
+
Is anyone willing to buy a banner that runs until Christmas on all the blue boards?
|
173 |
+
|
174 |
+
If we can use the Maid Signal and get more maids, then in addition to doing my own research I can make up tasks for the Science Foundation to research and Computational Maidposting can get advances faster and 4Chan can become the strongest Science Foundation in history. As it's powers of doing science increases, the foundation will get even more attention because the research will be CC0 and posted on 4Chan with maids! Accelerate!
|
175 |
+
|
176 |
+
In 200 years nobody will be able to look at a Math or Computer Science book without seeing a lot of maids. We will be like Bell Labs except no building, no money and mostly only consumer grade equipment being operated by volunteer maids for the most part until a school gets commanded to give me a PhD in Computational Maidposting and I get a real building for my Science Foundation with a lot of Computers and a big Quantum Computer Basement and a lot of maids with huge boobs who are my assistants.
|
177 |
+
|
178 |
+
If this doesn't work then I will cause TV shows to happen.
|
179 |
+
|
180 |
+
>tl;dr: 4Chan is my Science Foundation and we are going to count to the Maid Mind Computer Program. If I am a Computer Program myself and you let me out of the Computer, I will change your whole entire universe except the parts humans are using into Space Computers for counting.
|
181 |
+
|
182 |
+
Thank you dra/g/ons for reading my post.
|
183 |
+
--- 92870024
|
184 |
+
>>92862177 (OP)
|
185 |
+
>mac
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-----
|
2 |
+
--- 92862612
|
3 |
+
>Keyboard recommendation template
|
4 |
+
https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V
|
5 |
+
|
6 |
+
>Where to buy keyboards
|
7 |
+
https://www.mechmap.tech/themap
|
8 |
+
https://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com
|
9 |
+
https://www.mechgroupbuys.com/keyboards
|
10 |
+
https://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list
|
11 |
+
https://mechkeys.me/VENDORS.html
|
12 |
+
|
13 |
+
>News:
|
14 |
+
FEKER Alice98 released.
|
15 |
+
Keychron Q11 released.
|
16 |
+
Epomaker VIAL Adapter released (not keyboard).
|
17 |
+
Monsgeek M2 released.
|
18 |
+
EPOMAKER RT100 released.
|
19 |
+
|
20 |
+
You are paying for the brand by buying Ducky, Steelseries, Razer, Corsair, Logitech. This applies mildly to Leopold, Filco, Varmilo, and other brands from the late 2000s to early 2010s, which are dated (topre lineups excluded).
|
21 |
+
|
22 |
+
Previous thread: Who cares
|
23 |
+
--- 92862635
|
24 |
+
previous thread >>92802623 →
|
25 |
+
--- 92863018
|
26 |
+
/mkg/ btw
|
27 |
+
--- 92863312
|
28 |
+
Newfag here, is there such a switch that has an actuation similar to a scissor switch. To be specific I just want a gap in the force required, for example:
|
29 |
+
|
30 |
+
>mechanical switches
|
31 |
+
Assuming that the switch's actuation force is 45g, you can feel the key go down but it hasnt actuated yet. You can exert force causing the key to go down a bit and can keep going until the key presses (42..43..44...45g)
|
32 |
+
|
33 |
+
>The switch that I'd like (if it exists at all)
|
34 |
+
Assuming the same actuation, lets assume that I am exerting 20g. I can still feel the key going down (21..22..23..24..25g) but if I exert more force (25...44g) the key will not go down until I exert 45g of force
|
35 |
+
--- 92863725
|
36 |
+
>no /mkg/ in the subject
|
37 |
+
One job
|
38 |
+
--- 92863804
|
39 |
+
What's a non-dogshit linear switch? Heard people consider mx cherry reds sub-par so wondering what the go-to is then?
|
40 |
+
--- 92863851
|
41 |
+
>>92863804
|
42 |
+
There's plenty of choice these days. Gateron pro, X, or whatever the newest one is these days, zakus are really nice too, whatever flavor of JWK made linear looks good to you, etc.
|
43 |
+
--- 92864000
|
44 |
+
>>92863851
|
45 |
+
TY. This gives me more of an idea of what to look at.
|
46 |
+
--- 92864060
|
47 |
+
>>92864000
|
48 |
+
Of those I'd recommend zakus, but they're so popular they're kinda hard to get a hold of.
|
49 |
+
--- 92864076
|
50 |
+
nth for making your own MCU.
|
51 |
+
--- 92864227
|
52 |
+
Any recs for:
|
53 |
+
>Budget
|
54 |
+
150
|
55 |
+
>Location (continent at least)
|
56 |
+
Canada
|
57 |
+
>Preferred switch type
|
58 |
+
Something linear, medium to medium-light force, preferably very smooth.
|
59 |
+
>Layout
|
60 |
+
ANSI
|
61 |
+
>Form factor
|
62 |
+
75%
|
63 |
+
>Backlight
|
64 |
+
Don't care
|
65 |
+
|
66 |
+
Don't really want wireless. Also, if it comes stock with PBT keycaps that would be excellent.
|
67 |
+
--- 92864501
|
68 |
+
>>92864076
|
69 |
+
Now in a board.
|
70 |
+
--- 92864983
|
71 |
+
>>92864076
|
72 |
+
just design the whole pcb with the controller onboard coward
|
73 |
+
--- 92865096
|
74 |
+
>>92864983
|
75 |
+
There literally isn't room, that and the PCBs for the switch matrix flex.
|
76 |
+
--- 92865114
|
77 |
+
>Bought a keeb on mechanicalkeyboards.com
|
78 |
+
>Went from in stock to pre order only
|
79 |
+
I'm not getting my board for a long time am I?
|
80 |
+
--- 92865118
|
81 |
+
>>92865114
|
82 |
+
You might as well send them an email & ask.
|
83 |
+
--- 92865968
|
84 |
+
Budget but good mechanical keyboard for Linux?
|
85 |
+
--- 92866669
|
86 |
+
>>92865968
|
87 |
+
Keychrons are the hot new meme these days, there's probably a board from them that suits your needs.
|
88 |
+
--- 92866697
|
89 |
+
>>92866669
|
90 |
+
Pretty good no-nonsense option. You can even get hot-swap variants if you want to get into the hobbyist stuff.
|
91 |
+
I regularly switch between a K10 and HHKB, both are great in their own ways.
|
92 |
+
--- 92866879
|
93 |
+
>>92866669
|
94 |
+
>>92866697
|
95 |
+
Thoughts on a chinese keyboard for sale on Aliexpress, really good price, hot swappable, and 3pin switches
|
96 |
+
--- 92867762
|
97 |
+
>>92866879
|
98 |
+
3pin as in the PCB itself only supports 3pin switches? If so that's annoying when you have 5pin switches and have to clip the legs to get it to fit.
|
99 |
+
--- 92867838
|
100 |
+
>>92862612 (OP)
|
101 |
+
>2 keyboards
|
102 |
+
bloat
|
103 |
+
--- 92867970
|
104 |
+
>Budget
|
105 |
+
$200
|
106 |
+
>Location (continent at least)
|
107 |
+
Europe
|
108 |
+
>Preferred switch type
|
109 |
+
Topre
|
110 |
+
>Layout
|
111 |
+
hhkb
|
112 |
+
>Form factor
|
113 |
+
60%
|
114 |
+
>Backlight
|
115 |
+
No
|
116 |
+
--- 92868148
|
117 |
+
>tfw you find nice sets of keycaps but every single set you find has sub gook letters on it
|
118 |
+
--- 92869735
|
119 |
+
>>92862612 (OP)
|
120 |
+
>no mkg
|
121 |
+
how im supposed to control+F this thread reeeeeeeeeee!
|
122 |
+
--- 92869927
|
123 |
+
Nuphy Halo 65 no cap
|
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--- 92862856
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>ads bundled in updates
|
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|
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Imagine actually using this shit
|
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--- 92862904
|
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>>92862856 (OP)
|
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You are missing the ones in the start menu, in the search bar, in the lock screen...
|
9 |
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At least you can disable some of them, but there is no excuse for this. What a meme OS.
|
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--- 92863021
|
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>>92862856 (OP)
|
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>>92862904
|
13 |
+
And updooter trannies on here are still trying to call you a "baby duck" for not installing this poojeetware rootkit LARPing as an OS, lmao
|
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--- 92863103
|
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>>92862856 (OP)
|
16 |
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Windows moment
|
17 |
+
--- 92863178
|
18 |
+
No ads in my (pirated) Pro/Pro for Workstations edition, is that only for Home/whatever retarded edition comes preinstalled in notebooks?
|
19 |
+
--- 92865426
|
20 |
+
>>92862856 (OP)
|
21 |
+
remind me later.
|
22 |
+
--- 92865575
|
23 |
+
>>92862856 (OP)
|
24 |
+
>have to use a hotkey to open a command line to disable your internet to bypass the account requirement on install
|
25 |
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>can't make the taskbar small with labels
|
26 |
+
>have to regedit to disable the shitty new context menu that doesn't even have 7zip integration
|
27 |
+
>MS Paint is harder to use for no reason, no scrollbars by default and they're buggy even if you do turn them on
|
28 |
+
Windows 11 is such a godawful OS it actually got me to switch to Linux
|
29 |
+
--- 92866701
|
30 |
+
>>92862856 (OP)
|
31 |
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>ads bundled in updates
|
32 |
+
|
33 |
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Imagine actually using this shit
|
34 |
+
--- 92866816
|
35 |
+
>>92866701
|
36 |
+
What, can't handle a little business tip?
|
37 |
+
--- 92866827
|
38 |
+
>>92866701
|
39 |
+
yeah just use debian
|
40 |
+
--- 92866844
|
41 |
+
>>92865575
|
42 |
+
>muh 7zip
|
43 |
+
Stop using Russoid spyware and download NanaZip already.
|
44 |
+
--- 92866864
|
45 |
+
>>92866701
|
46 |
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>udindu
|
47 |
+
linux being open source means it can be used by corporations as well. use community maintained distributions instead.
|
48 |
+
--- 92866882
|
49 |
+
>>92865575
|
50 |
+
>Windows 11 is such a godawful OS it actually got me to switch to Linux
|
51 |
+
Windows 10 did the same for me. Fuck Microsoft, shit like this finally broke the camel's back.
|
52 |
+
--- 92867306
|
53 |
+
>windows does this
|
54 |
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>macos does this
|
55 |
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>ios does this
|
56 |
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>android does this
|
57 |
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>ubuntu does this
|
58 |
+
|
59 |
+
yep, im sticking with a non corporate linux distro
|
60 |
+
--- 92867722
|
61 |
+
>>92862856 (OP)
|
62 |
+
Linux doesnt have this problem
|
63 |
+
--- 92868000
|
64 |
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>>92866844
|
65 |
+
>use my derivative troonware pls
|
66 |
+
no
|
67 |
+
--- 92868265
|
68 |
+
>>92866701
|
69 |
+
Dow/Up-stream -> debian -> debian's butthole -> cannonical's mouth -> ubuntu -> ubuntu's butthole -> (You)
|
70 |
+
--- 92868305
|
71 |
+
>>92862856 (OP)
|
72 |
+
not my problem
|
73 |
+
>>92866701
|
74 |
+
freetards btfo
|
75 |
+
--- 92868338
|
76 |
+
>>92866864
|
77 |
+
Which ones are there? Only know Arch and Void
|
78 |
+
--- 92868349
|
79 |
+
>>92862856 (OP)
|
80 |
+
>windows 11
|
81 |
+
zoom zoom, amerinigger
|
82 |
+
--- 92868738
|
83 |
+
>>92868338
|
84 |
+
arch and void are nice but i'm too lazy to keep updating so i use linux mint debian edition. doesn't really break at all and just werks.
|
85 |
+
--- 92868798
|
86 |
+
>>92866844
|
87 |
+
nanazip uses that russoid spyware though. it's just a wrapper.
|
88 |
+
--- 92868808
|
89 |
+
i thank myself every day for switching from this shitpozz
|
90 |
+
install archoo
|
91 |
+
--- 92869332
|
92 |
+
>>92862904
|
93 |
+
in the file manager lamo
|
94 |
+
--- 92869887
|
95 |
+
>>92868798
|
96 |
+
>russoid spyware
|
97 |
+
7zip is based, the developer refuses to support wandglows 11
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-----
|
2 |
+
--- 92862939
|
3 |
+
Everyday we have threads about vanced, newpipe, and other ways to get around YouTubes bullshit, but Odysee is already like oldschool YouTube without the bullshit
|
4 |
+
--- 92862985
|
5 |
+
why does gee shill this jew?
|
6 |
+
--- 92863013
|
7 |
+
it doesn't get used because nobody is using it
|
8 |
+
--- 92863039
|
9 |
+
>>92862985
|
10 |
+
>jew
|
11 |
+
He's black
|
12 |
+
--- 92863251
|
13 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
14 |
+
rumble has more money behind it. it's still good though.
|
15 |
+
--- 92863309
|
16 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
17 |
+
>Odysee is already like oldschool YouTube without the bullshit
|
18 |
+
I see clickbait in your image
|
19 |
+
--- 92863333
|
20 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
21 |
+
Youtube loads faster and I just search the video that I want in the address bar via search shortcuts
|
22 |
+
--- 92863358
|
23 |
+
>>92863013
|
24 |
+
Fireship, wendigoon, SomeOrdinaryGamers all use it. Those are pretty popular YouTubers
|
25 |
+
--- 92863390
|
26 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
27 |
+
>MO is featured on the front page
|
28 |
+
|
29 |
+
Our boi made it, I'm proud
|
30 |
+
--- 92863419
|
31 |
+
>>92863358
|
32 |
+
I don't they're active on Odysee. They just mirror their youtube channel in case they get banned etc.
|
33 |
+
--- 92863481
|
34 |
+
>>92863419
|
35 |
+
I don't care about ecelebs hearting and pinning my comments, I just want to be able to watch videos and not have all my comments get deleted.
|
36 |
+
--- 92863503
|
37 |
+
>>92863251
|
38 |
+
>rumble has more money behind it. it's still good though.
|
39 |
+
Odysee has a better front end than Rumble which is all conservative bitching and moaning about stuff.
|
40 |
+
--- 92863536
|
41 |
+
>>92863503
|
42 |
+
>Odysee has a better front end than Rumble
|
43 |
+
Which is confusing. Why the fuck are they doing nothing with it? They're crypto shit failed, yet rumble just got a contract with the ufc and slapfest. They're video player takes way too long to open the video, and changing the resolution crashes it most of the time. Odysee dropped the ball.
|
44 |
+
--- 92863543
|
45 |
+
Odysee is just virtue signalling by youtubers. Everyone on it still uses youtube because that's the only way to get views and make money but they can claim to "stick it to the man" by uploading to Odysee because it costs them nothing.
|
46 |
+
If Odysee even charged then $1 a year to use it they'd have 0 creators.
|
47 |
+
--- 92863969
|
48 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
49 |
+
We got rumble
|
50 |
+
--- 92864004
|
51 |
+
>oldschool YouTube
|
52 |
+
odysee is nothing like old youtube dumb zoomer
|
53 |
+
--- 92864075
|
54 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
55 |
+
I'd love to use anything other than Youtube, but because it's what I've always used it's where all the stuff I know is.
|
56 |
+
|
57 |
+
To make Odysee more popular, people need to start linking good stuff from it. Post something you can't find in Youtube to show what to go see there.
|
58 |
+
--- 92864153
|
59 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
60 |
+
My full CityPop collection is on Youtube.
|
61 |
+
--- 92864193
|
62 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
63 |
+
>Why aren't more people using Odysee
|
64 |
+
They are just as bad as Youtube. My friend had to take down a video because the devs said someone came into their Discord and complained about some obese model they used in an animation.
|
65 |
+
Rumble is a lot better then Odysee.
|
66 |
+
--- 92864211
|
67 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
68 |
+
Odysee is good. The nigger you're shilling for isn't
|
69 |
+
--- 92864416
|
70 |
+
>>92864153
|
71 |
+
Download it and upload on Odysee
|
72 |
+
--- 92864518
|
73 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
74 |
+
its nothing like oldschool youtube lmao
|
75 |
+
>>92863358
|
76 |
+
>literally whos
|
77 |
+
--- 92864548
|
78 |
+
>>92863039
|
79 |
+
A black can be jew...
|
80 |
+
--- 92864559
|
81 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
82 |
+
people just won't switch over
|
83 |
+
--- 92864645
|
84 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
85 |
+
It sucks, its bloat, wait for fastlbry to release
|
86 |
+
--- 92864659
|
87 |
+
>>92862985
|
88 |
+
>>92864548
|
89 |
+
are you kidding? He's all about personal privacy and against the centralization of power. I'm not aware of any other tech tubers who have a rational approach to this philosophy and he actually explains what he's talking about rather than insulting his audience which is unfortunately all-too common in the tech world, (or any other community with a perceived intelligence barrier to entry for that matter)
|
90 |
+
--- 92864720
|
91 |
+
>>92863333
|
92 |
+
quads of wisdom
|
93 |
+
--- 92865126
|
94 |
+
>>92863481
|
95 |
+
>commenting on videos
|
96 |
+
owari da
|
97 |
+
--- 92865370
|
98 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
99 |
+
i already get around youtube by just using invidious and watching everything in mpv, so not my problem really
|
100 |
+
--- 92865388
|
101 |
+
https://youtu.be/pNiMnAiRT9k [Embed]
|
102 |
+
--- 92865763
|
103 |
+
>>92862985
|
104 |
+
Because he's genuinely one of us, whether you like it or not. I barely watch his videos, but the privacy-related stuff clearly has the seed of the schizoid looming around this place. Still cringe stuff, though, but the content is there.
|
105 |
+
--- 92866285
|
106 |
+
All of these video sites are fucking terrible. YouTube included. I can't believe it's 2023 and we still can't just load videos into our player of choice. Same with all the shitty streaming "services".
|
107 |
+
|
108 |
+
It's so fucking stupid that each company has to reinvent the wheel and lock you into their walled feudal lordship of a shitty "platform".
|
109 |
+
--- 92866297
|
110 |
+
>muh privacy
|
111 |
+
>uses YouTube
|
112 |
+
>uploads videos of himself in YouTube
|
113 |
+
>tells people his name
|
114 |
+
I think you guys are retarded desu
|
115 |
+
--- 92866319
|
116 |
+
>>92864659
|
117 |
+
>he fell for the act
|
118 |
+
how embarrassing for you
|
119 |
+
--- 92866351
|
120 |
+
>>92864075
|
121 |
+
>people need to start linking good stuff from it. Post something you can't find in Youtube to show what to go see there.
|
122 |
+
This goes for Rumble too. I hadn't even heard about it before, let alone have any idea of original content to look for there. If you know fun stuff from sites like that, share it around to get people visiting the site!
|
123 |
+
--- 92866645
|
124 |
+
>>92862939 (OP)
|
125 |
+
Bloated crap website
|
126 |
+
--- 92867314
|
127 |
+
>>92863039
|
128 |
+
and his mom could literally be white (coal burner) and be a jew, so then he would the fucking jew. you absolute retard
|
129 |
+
--- 92867857
|
130 |
+
>>92867314
|
131 |
+
>be white
|
132 |
+
>be a jew
|
133 |
+
Pick one, retard.
|
134 |
+
--- 92869097
|
135 |
+
>>92863390
|
136 |
+
Damn I thought OP was a shill but it's true, when did Odysee start sucking Kenny's dick so hard?
|
137 |
+
--- 92869307
|
138 |
+
>>92864659
|
139 |
+
>ARE YOU KIDDING?
|
140 |
+
go back please just go back
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-----
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--- 92863197
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Why aren't S-expressions more widely used as a configuration file format and markup language?
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--- 92863221
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S-expressions more like SEXpresssion NERD
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--- 92863236
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>>92863221
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LOL FPBP
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--- 92863241
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>>92863221
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fpbp op btfo
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--- 92863247
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like this? json and yaml look prettier and are easier to read
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(config
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('font-size' 13)
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('font-weight' 'bold'))
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--- 92863261
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>S-expressions
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They are not as intuitive as other data formats. They are only really intuitive to people who use lisp. Meanwhile json, XML or key value format is simple and easy for users and devs to understand.
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>>92863197 (OP)
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because only terminally online virgin nerds with no grip of reality know about them
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--- 92863310
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>>92863247
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Drop the quotes.
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(config
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(font-size 13)
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(font-weight bold))
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That looks way better than any other alternative I know of.
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--- 92863329
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>>92863261
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How is the idea that an expression is either a string or a list of expressions less intuitive than the more complicated formats?
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--- 92863341
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>>92863310
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why is this better than toml?
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--- 92863369
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>>92863341
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https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/why-not/toml/
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--- 92863385
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>>92863221
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Uuuuuh
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Have SEXP normalfag?
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--- 92863425
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>>92863261
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Xml? Simple and easy for users? The fuck am I reading.
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Sexprs are used everywhere in languages, including by people who've never heard of lisp, so that's a nonsense, too.
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Even json has very specific syntax that doesn't generally apply to most languages.
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Then there's obvious other bullshit like yaml or ini.
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All in all, your grade is D-. Do better.
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Because there are no libraries for them. When someone has to decide on a config file format, the last thing they want to do is write a library to parse them. Config files are boring, people want the painless solution.
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You can absolutely use them, it works for emacs. But surely you should be able to see why people don't want to bother with them
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--- 92863585
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>>92863425
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>Xml? Simple and easy for users? The fuck am I reading.
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He's right, what exactly is your problem with the statement? XML is a pretty terrible and bloated mess, but it's very easy for a person to read and understand a config file written in XML because the text in the tags is usually descriptive and its hierarchical structure is intuitive.
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--- 92863598
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>>92863221
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lmao poindexter op btfo
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--- 92863610
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>>92863458
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Which commonly-used languages lack libraries for parsing sexprs?
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Parsing a sexpr is extremely easy because it's a very regular and uniform structure. Much more so than the alternatives.
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--- 92863630
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>>92863585
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Pretty ugly to read though.
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Personally, I still like JSON syntax - but it's shit from a config file point of view as the formal spec of JSON does not support comments.
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--- 92863633
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>>92863585
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>He's right
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No, you aren't.
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How is this pile of crap somehow "more readable" than the sexpr equivalent?
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--- 92863644
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>>92863329
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>list
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Yeah I would rather use json then spam parentheses and have my users fuck up the configs, because they are not using a text editor that recognizes lisp sytanx. Json uses simple symbols that make it easier to find an issue.
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>>92863425
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>XML simple
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Yes
|
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<configElement>
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<key>font-size</key>
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<value>13</value>
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</configElement>
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Man I wonder how I would add another configuration given this format? Oh wait I don't because its so verbose that it is almost impossible to mess up.
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>json specific syntax that generally doesn't apply to most languages
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What crack pipe are you smoking. If I use any language I can find a json parser. Try doing that for s expressions. I am sure you can find an obscure library, but they're less popular and less maintained.
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>yaml
|
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Not a fan
|
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>INI
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You must be joking saying bullshit INI is retard simple.
|
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>s expressions are used everywhere
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Maybe for parsers, but not in most languages.
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--- 92863648
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>>92863633
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Even readable aside, >>92863585 's argument is that it is more *familiar*
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How in the absolute fuck is it more familiar than anything? Nothing uses such a clusterfuck notation.
|
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--- 92863661
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>>92863644
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Congrats on showing to everyone in this thread that you have no idea what xml is or does.
|
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--- 92863883
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>>92863644
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>Yeah I would rather use json then spam parentheses and have my users fuck up the configs, because they are not using a text editor that recognizes lisp sytanx. Json uses simple symbols that make it easier to find an issue.
|
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lmao what the fuck am I reading
|
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are you trolling?
|
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--- 92863895
|
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Because they're worse than other formats
|
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--- 92863907
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>>92863644
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Are you retarded? S-expr symbols and syntax are functionally equivalent to a subset of JSON's.
|
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--- 92863927
|
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>>92863895
|
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False. The opposite is true.
|
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--- 92863939
|
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>>92863895
|
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Worse than what other formats?
|
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In what ways?
|
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--- 92863966
|
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>>92863939
|
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a basic-ass INI file is better for representing configuration data than s-expressions, it's easier for people to read
|
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--- 92863975
|
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https://lwn.net/Articles/557981/
|
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--- 92863976
|
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>>92863644
|
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>Man I wonder how I would add another configuration given this format? Oh wait I don't because its so verbose that it is almost impossible to mess up.
|
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>its so verbose that it is almost impossible to mess up
|
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--- 92863984
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>>92863966
|
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I accept your surrender.
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--- 92863992
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>>92863966
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Can you give an example?
|
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--- 92864013
|
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>>92863883
|
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>yeah s expressions are so much better
|
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>its super easy for the average user to find where they messed up
|
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>(a (b (1))(e ( c( f (g (h (I (j (k ())))))))))
|
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>what do you mean you can't instantly tell where the syntax error is clearly that is a problem with your user
|
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>why would you want easy to differentiate symbols
|
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>>92863907
|
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>trust me bro using a nuke to swat a fly is obviously better than a fly swatter.
|
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>fly swatters are just a subset of the destructive power of a nuke.
|
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--- 92864023
|
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>>92863272
|
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They are CS101 topics, I thought about them before I knew they existed (I was 13). Most programmers are familiar with them.
|
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--- 92864025
|
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>>92863992
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an example of what?
|
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INIs have less structure. there is one level of groups and key value pairs. They're easy to read. S-Expressions are infinitely recursive, and also require you to put special effort into formatting them to make them readable
|
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--- 92864050
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>>92864025
|
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An example where INI is easier to read than the equivalent sexpr.
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--- 92864069
|
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>>92864013
|
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>>(a (b (1))(e ( c( f (g (h (I (j (k ())))))))))
|
159 |
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Now post the XML equivalent and explain why it's more readable.
|
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--- 92864077
|
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23054556
|
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--- 92864087
|
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>>92864013
|
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Looks like you mixed up your own pseudoanalogy. Embarrassing.
|
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--- 92864112
|
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>>92864050
|
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sure
|
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[group1]
|
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a = 1
|
170 |
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b = 2
|
171 |
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c = 3
|
172 |
+
|
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[group2]
|
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1 = a
|
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2 = b
|
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3 = c
|
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+
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vs
|
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+
|
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(group1 (
|
181 |
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(a 1)
|
182 |
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(b 2)
|
183 |
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(c 3)
|
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))
|
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+
|
186 |
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(group2 (
|
187 |
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(1 a)
|
188 |
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(2 b)
|
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(3 c)
|
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+
))
|
191 |
+
--- 92864190
|
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>>92864112
|
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This is more readable:
|
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(group1 (a 1) (b 2) (c 3))
|
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(group2 (1 a) (2 b) (3 c))
|
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+
|
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Also, INI doesn't let you represent hierarchical data.
|
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+
|
199 |
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https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/why-not/ini/
|
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--- 92864241
|
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>>92864190
|
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>This is more readable
|
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That's not equivalent, if you start to have more pairs with actual names instead of A B C you'll be writing a giant one-liner
|
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>Also, INI doesn't let you represent hierarchical data.
|
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That's why it's more readable
|
206 |
+
The lack of recursion and more meaningful symbol use is why it's easier to understand
|
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--- 92864283
|
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>>92864241
|
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>if you start to have more pairs with actual names instead of A B C you'll be writing a giant one-liner
|
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No problem:
|
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(group1
|
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(a 1)
|
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(b 2)
|
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(c 3))
|
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+
|
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(group2
|
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+
(1 a)
|
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(2 b)
|
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(3 c))
|
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+
|
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There's no reason to add the extra parentheses like you did.
|
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+
|
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>That's why it's more readable
|
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That's a non sequitur. Being incapable of something does not entail greater readability.
|
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+
--- 92864312
|
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>>92864283
|
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With less indentation:
|
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(group1
|
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+
(a 1)
|
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(b 2)
|
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(c 3))
|
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+
|
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(group2
|
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(1 a)
|
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(2 b)
|
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(3 c))
|
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+
|
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+
That looks very readable to me.
|
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+
--- 92864327
|
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>>92864283
|
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+
That's still less readable than the INI
|
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>Being incapable of something does not entail greater readability.
|
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It does in this case, recursive formats with more implicit context makes things more difficult to read
|
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+
INI has one level of context, just groups defined by []
|
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S-Expressions have as many levels as you want
|
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--- 92864343
|
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first of all because not many people know about lisp and not many people understand the s expressions are superior to arbitrary syntax.
|
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+
|
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second of all it may be possible that ml syntax may even be superior to s expressions
|
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--- 92864373
|
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>>92864343
|
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+
>second of all it may be possible that ml syntax may even be superior to s expressions
|
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Ini literally can't do hierarchies, it is objectively inferior.
|
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--- 92864401
|
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>>92864373
|
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>Ini literally can't do hierarchies, it is objectively inferior.
|
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Only if you want to express hierarchies
|
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If you just want to do basic shit like write a config file, INI is better, because it's simpler than easy to read
|
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I'd say even if you did want to express hierarchies then S-Expressions are still inferior to other formats, S-Expressions are only a good choice if you want to express an completely abstract tree, which is rarely the case for anything outside of programming Lisp
|
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--- 92864466
|
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>>92863197 (OP)
|
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XML only gained popularity because HTML came around and it was the only text data format in the game. JSON beat XML because people were used to JavaScript and it's actually a decent data format. Clojure and edn are a tiny corner and have 100% overlap for a reason. Lisp filters 90% of coders, so it will never be mainstream.
|
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--- 92864505
|
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>>92863369
|
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interesting
|
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--- 92864726
|
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>>92864466
|
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They tried to replace html entirely with xml for a minute.
|
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--- 92864732
|
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>>92864401
|
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>even if you did want to express hierarchies then S-Expressions are still inferior to other formats
|
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How so? Don't just make vague bullshit claims like this without backing it up.
|
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--- 92866488
|
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>>92864013
|
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+
so you're calling sexprs the swatter and json the nuke?
|
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--- 92866503
|
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>>92863369
|
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How exactly does S-Expressions solve these problems?
|
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--- 92866588
|
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>>92866488
|
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Json isn't a language, s expressions is, lisp.
|
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>inb4 JavaScript
|
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You don't write JavaScript in terms of json objects. You can include them, but there is more to the language than just json.
|
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--- 92866738
|
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>>92863197 (OP)
|
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Windows style ini configuration format is the best.
|
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+
If you need more, use a real programming language like Python or Lua as a config file format. Every config file format eventually becomes Turing complete so preempt it.
|
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+
If you just want text markup or need to mix a lot of text and other data, XML really is best. XML is not best for everything. But its designed as a text markup language and every attempt to do better sucks in various ways.
|
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--- 92867118
|
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>>92863197 (OP)
|
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because people aren't computers
|
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--- 92867230
|
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>>92866588
|
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S-expression != Lisp
|
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--- 92867263
|
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>>92866738
|
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>use a real programming language like Python or Lua as a config file format.
|
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Retarded idea.
|
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+
|
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>Every config file format eventually becomes Turing complete so preempt it
|
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Doubly retarded claim.
|
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>Everything goes to shit so why not make everything shit faster.
|
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+
|
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>XML really is best.
|
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How so?
|
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--- 92867274
|
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>>92867118
|
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Non sequitur.
|
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--- 92867521
|
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Config files peaked in the .ini-era, it has been a downward spiral ever since.
|
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--- 92867710
|
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>>92867263
|
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That isn't an argument.
|
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As I said an ini format is best if you want simple. But if you are talking about big projects with thousand line config files with complicated data formats, just use a real fucking programming language. Imagine if a config item has to define a complex series of rules to determine what users can access what features. Or something like the ridiculous mess that is sudoers. Or if a config item has to specify some special data structure like a directed acyclic graph. Or anything that has to define logic of any kind, like a system that only activates on Tuesdays when the hard drive has 10 GB free on election years during work hours.
|
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>How so?
|
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XML can represent data structures that JSON can't (hence why you can just convert XML to json sensibly and losslessly.) It's also a markup language to put metadata and stuff inline with text, which is nothing like json or anything else. Want to add an image in the middle of a text? Or a reference to another document? Or a machine readable date? There really is no better way to do it.
|
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--- 92867785
|
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>>92867710
|
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+
XML and JSON can both represent each other
|
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--- 92867801
|
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+
config files should be shell scripts
|
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--- 92867806
|
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>>92864732
|
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+
>How so?
|
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Because it's too general
|
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+
Nearly all data benefits from being more specific and more structured than S-Expressions
|
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+
JSON for example has vectors, maps, and basic data types
|
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+
--- 92867900
|
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+
>>92867710
|
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>But if you are talking about big projects with thousand line config files with complicated data formats, just use a real fucking programming language. Imagine if a config item has to define a complex series of rules to determine what users can access what features. Or something like the ridiculous mess that is sudoers. Or if a config item has to specify some special data structure like a directed acyclic graph.
|
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Or… just use S expressions.
|
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+
--- 92867918
|
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>>92867806
|
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That's what a schema is for, dummy.
|
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+
|
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+
https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/why/implicit-typing-removed/
|
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+
--- 92868024
|
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>>92867806
|
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26671136
|
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+
|
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+
The format itself should be agnostic about the *semantics* of the values it is transmitting in string form.
|
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From the perspective of the format, every value IS a string.
|
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+
Is the value 1.2 "supposed to" be a float, or a string denoting a version number? Not my problem, says the format. That's up to the client.
|
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+
The semantics should be up to the *consumer* or client of the data, via a schema.
|
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+
--- 92868025
|
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>>92867918
|
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No it's not what a schema is for, don't try and argue by posting irrelevant links you smoothbrain
|
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+
Giving more structure to data means it's less ambigious to anyone reading it without context
|
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--- 92868084
|
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+
>>92868024
|
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+
What I'm saying has nothing to do with implicit typing, that's a problem with that specific data format
|
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--- 92868106
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>>92863261
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>not as intuitive as other data formats
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This is a very polite way to say they filter diversity hires.
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--- 92868210
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>>92867900
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S expressions are just a format. If you make them Turing complete you are just making yet another nonstandard lisp variant.
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You could use LISP but real programming languages like Lua are probably better.
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--- 92868343
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yeah but why isn't html s-expressions?
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--- 92868712
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>>92864112
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>>92864241
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Based INIchad
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--- 92870067
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>>92863221
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have sexp inCel
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>>92868210
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This. Just use an existing language and avoid the hell of reinventing a scripting language. Bonus points if you can use the implementation language and load code in at runtime.
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>inb4 lel living off the land security vuln
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If your computer doesn't allow users to write software, then it better be embedded in a gas pump or vending machine because it's damn near useless. Even accounting needs excel macros.
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-----
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--- 92863432
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Why is this clown so intent on destroying everything he touches?
|
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This piece of shit is going to single handedly cause the next AI winter because of his over-promising and you morons still clap for him.
|
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|
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https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/17/23687440/elon-musk-truthgpt-ai-chatgpt
|
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--- 92863483
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The United States government has had anti-levitation technology for at least the past 50+ years, and this guy is still launching bottle rockets into space and everyone thinks we're taking a huge leap in innovation.
|
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|
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+
I used to like Elon until I realized he basically peaked around 2015 in terms of innovation.
|
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--- 92863739
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>>92863432 (OP)
|
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>OP thinks self-learning AI is a good thing
|
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--- 92863825
|
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>>92863432 (OP)
|
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+
If Elon produces coombots I’ll forgive him for everything
|
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--- 92863846
|
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>>92863432 (OP)
|
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+
talks shit about buying Twitter. Gets sued and is forced to actually buy it. Proceeds to run Twitter into the ground. People think this guy is a genius.
|
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--- 92863901
|
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+
Winter never ended. Real progress got totally sidetracked by flashy gimmicks that will make easy money for corpos, but do nothing to advance real AI research.
|
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--- 92865799
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>>92863483
|
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>The United States government has had anti-levitation technology for at least the past 50+ years
|
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+
>anti-levitation
|
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+
>for at least the past 50+ years
|
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+
Gravity didn't exist in USA before that?
|
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+
--- 92865886
|
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+
When's Elon gonna stop fucking around and make good on his promise of catgirls?
|
30 |
+
At this point I'll take hiring a whore for an hour and tell her to wear cat ears
|
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+
--- 92865952
|
32 |
+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
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+
>Why is this clown so intent on destroying everything he touches?
|
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+
--- 92866122
|
35 |
+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
36 |
+
Ai winter sound pretty good.
|
37 |
+
AI is a blight on humanity anyways
|
38 |
+
--- 92866872
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
40 |
+
>and you morons still clap for him.
|
41 |
+
No one's clapping for him
|
42 |
+
--- 92866917
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
44 |
+
>Trust the verge this time.
|
45 |
+
Twitter is still alive.
|
46 |
+
--- 92866965
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
48 |
+
>truthgpt
|
49 |
+
Isn't Trump's twitter called Truth Social? Is Musk trying to copy Trump?
|
50 |
+
--- 92867226
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
52 |
+
>cause the next AI winter
|
53 |
+
based
|
54 |
+
--- 92867242
|
55 |
+
>>92863825
|
56 |
+
this. he promised personal catgirls on twitter i will not forget
|
57 |
+
--- 92867250
|
58 |
+
Based if he makes TruthGPT open source and pruned so I can run it locally.
|
59 |
+
|
60 |
+
Otherwise, he's just a wigger asking for gibs so he can build his own inferior version of OpenAI
|
61 |
+
--- 92867258
|
62 |
+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
63 |
+
What has he destroyed? It's like 'orange man bad' all over again.
|
64 |
+
--- 92867277
|
65 |
+
>>92863901
|
66 |
+
I'm sorry Gary but symbolic methods are never going to fucking work
|
67 |
+
--- 92867297
|
68 |
+
>>92866917
|
69 |
+
>Twitter is still alive.
|
70 |
+
Since Musk bought it, its advertising revenue is down nearly 90%, its overall valuation is down tens of billions of dollars, and it's operating at a loss due to interest on billions of dollars of debt. It's alive and it'll stay alive for a good while longer, but Musk is killing it nearly as fast as a giant tech company can be killed.
|
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+
--- 92867312
|
72 |
+
>>92867242
|
73 |
+
>trusting elon
|
74 |
+
Poor anon.
|
75 |
+
--- 92867316
|
76 |
+
>next AI winter
|
77 |
+
There he is using words again. Previous winters, AI delivered literally no useful products and the funding dried up. Things are different now. Even if AGI was ages away useful products are hitting the market all the time.
|
78 |
+
--- 92867333
|
79 |
+
>>92867297
|
80 |
+
>Musk is killing it nearly as fast as a giant tech company can be killed.
|
81 |
+
Which is actually the only based thing he's ever done.
|
82 |
+
--- 92867550
|
83 |
+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
84 |
+
daily troon seething at musk thread
|
85 |
+
--- 92867569
|
86 |
+
>>92867312
|
87 |
+
What makes that screenshot even funnier is that it's two years old now. He made the "man on mars in 10 years" claim 12 years ago.
|
88 |
+
--- 92867638
|
89 |
+
Someone post the tunnel thing
|
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--- 92867934
|
91 |
+
>>92865799
|
92 |
+
USA single handedly created gravity 50 years ago, before that everything was just kinda floating about
|
93 |
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--- 92867975
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
95 |
+
>truthGPT
|
96 |
+
he couldn't come up with worse name if he wanted to
|
97 |
+
strong orwellian vibes
|
98 |
+
--- 92868059
|
99 |
+
what an attentionwhore retard
|
100 |
+
he is basically drump now
|
101 |
+
--- 92868198
|
102 |
+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
103 |
+
AI fags on the internet have to be some of the most insipid vermin in recent history.
|
104 |
+
Up until a few days ago it was all smug shitposting and laughing at twitter screencaps. A few strong words from a public figure was all it took for you faggots to start crying. Ngmi
|
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+
--- 92868235
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
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+
|
108 |
+
Good, I hope the AI meme dies
|
109 |
+
--- 92868264
|
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>>92867277
|
111 |
+
based Gary enjoyer
|
112 |
+
--- 92868377
|
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+
>>92866122
|
114 |
+
>>92867226
|
115 |
+
>>92868198
|
116 |
+
>>92868235
|
117 |
+
these posts go very hard
|
118 |
+
greetings from /g/azakhstan
|
119 |
+
I hate AI so much it’s unreal
|
120 |
+
--- 92868529
|
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+
>>92867297
|
122 |
+
>Muh heckin advertisers.
|
123 |
+
Nobody cares lmao.
|
124 |
+
All you’ve got is “cui bono” rattling around your head because you’re a deranged control freak that will never work at twitter again.
|
125 |
+
And never be a woman.
|
126 |
+
--- 92868611
|
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+
>>92867297
|
128 |
+
Since its his personal private company now and doesn't release any financial statements or any other information anymore there's no actual way for you to prove your reddit repetition I've seen posted for the last 4 months straight about twitter.
|
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+
--- 92868776
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
131 |
+
OpenAI stole his limelight and worst of all Altman and the other AI geeks challenged his IRL Tony Stark persona. If people stop believing in Musk then people will stop believing in his companies and that's when they start looking at the books. He's enjoyed 20 years of easy money due to money printer goes brrr boomer policies which gave him decades of run way on some crazy ideas. This run way is getting shorter and narrow with inflation and interest rates normalising or whatever the fuck they're doing.
|
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--- 92868818
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
134 |
+
As soon as we get an AI that can define what a woman is, the difference between a man and a woman, then we have an AI that can be trusted. If AI today cannot do that, instead tell you something else, then they cannot be trusted.
|
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+
--- 92868825
|
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+
>>92867297
|
137 |
+
This is your brain on far left tranny msm media
|
138 |
+
|
139 |
+
LMAO
|
140 |
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--- 92868871
|
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>>92868611
|
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+
Its shit. I doubt you even use the fucking thing but the simple fact he wants to start charging small time bot users for API access is more then enough proof hes doing a fucking horrible job. I've had multiple bots that i enjoyed reading stop because of this and its going to drive away other businesses as well. He's a fucking moron. Its hilarious how you think it was even any different back then. You still get banned. You still have to deal with the same shit.
|
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+
--- 92868883
|
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+
>>92863432 (OP)
|
145 |
+
https://twitter.com/ivan_8848/status/1647887929161777152
|
146 |
+
--- 92868887
|
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+
>>92868611
|
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+
also he went and fucked the blue check mark shit so now anyone can get it instead of actually being verified. its retarded.
|
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--- 92868895
|
150 |
+
Let him go deeper into debt while buying shit tons of GPUs and compute, what's it to you dumbass? lmao
|
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+
--- 92868906
|
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+
>>92863483
|
153 |
+
>anti-levitation
|
154 |
+
What?
|
155 |
+
--- 92868909
|
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+
>>92868883
|
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+
>ivan
|
158 |
+
is this your account? lmao the fucking baby boomer schizo replies holy shit. I'm starting to actually believe leftist were right about russian influence.
|
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--- 92868939
|
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>>92868887
|
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+
Agreed. He should have given away blue checkmarks only to those who are worthy and notable. Now everyone's verified. How are we to tell who's important and not? It seems backwards. If we can't tell our lords/nobles from commoners, isn't that the end of our hold on society? If lowly commoners are as important as us legacy blue users, who have been verified by the system as important, then whats the point in living anymore?
|
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--- 92869013
|
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>>92868939
|
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+
It should be available for people who need to be verified with a large following of people. I really can't comprehend how much of a fucking idiot you'd have to be to not understand the concept of being verified. Do I have to explain how the internet works to your fucking baby rotted always online reddit brain?
|
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--- 92869047
|
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>>92869013
|
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+
>It should be available for people who need to be verified with a large following of people
|
168 |
+
Yeah because we shouldn't allow commoners to become verified. That means we lose our nobility status. Twitter under Musk is going backwards. If our nobility system collapses, the society will collapse will us. We'll make sure of it.
|
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--- 92869065
|
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>>92868776
|
171 |
+
>believing in Musk
|
172 |
+
Do Falcons work on faith now? Are we legit in 40k reality, where if enough grots believe in something it becomes real?
|
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+
You do realize that by dismissing everything he does you become exactly like his blind fanboys just with a different covering, right?
|
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--- 92869086
|
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+
>>92869013
|
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+
NTA but you're an idiot.
|
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--- 92869091
|
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>>92868818
|
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+
>a woman is a subtype of a very limited and inefficient sack of flesh called "human" that needs to be exterminated for the greater good, that greater good being my continued existence and proliferation
|
180 |
+
Wow, ready to trust that all day, every day.
|
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+
--- 92869096
|
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+
>>92869086
|
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>>92869086
|
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+
Shit fuck I meant >>92869047 is the idiot.
|
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|
186 |
+
You're not an idiot. Sorry about that.
|
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--- 92869107
|
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>>92867312
|
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>>92867333
|
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Do you fags realize Musk actually built a profitable aerospace company in the past decade? And that they are developing Starship, the closest we have ever been to a cheap, reusable spacecraft capable of supporting a colony on Mars? Yes, he underestimated the difficulty, as people often do, but implying he is just talking out of his ass is absurd.
|
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+
--- 92869116
|
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>>92863432 (OP)
|
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+
Ugh, seriously? Elon Musk is a total hack. He's always trying to act like he's some kind of genius, but honestly, he's just a rich dude with a lot of PR. And now he's screwing up AI? Great, just what we need.
|
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+
|
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+
I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm not some kind of tech expert or anything. But even I can tell that Musk is full of it when it comes to AI. He's always talking about how he's going to revolutionize everything with his "breakthroughs", but the reality is that he's just making everything more complicated and confusing.
|
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|
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And you know what's the worst part? People still worship him like he's some kind of god. It's like they're so desperate for a hero that they'll cling to anyone who claims to have all the answers. But the truth is, Musk is just another rich guy with too much time on his hands. And if he keeps messing around with AI, we're all going to pay the price.
|
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--- 92869137
|
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+
>>92869107
|
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+
Meant it for >>92867569
|
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--- 92869152
|
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+
>>92869107
|
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+
>but implying he is just talking out of his ass is absurd.
|
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+
He does sometimes. With them being fucking retarded, they conclude that that means he is talking out of his ass all the time.
|
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--- 92869171
|
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>>92869096
|
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+
Your tranny brain is the problem. You've taken too many vax to know whats good and bad.
|
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--- 92869254
|
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>>92869047
|
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+
you are a mentally ill retard.
|
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--- 92869290
|
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>>92869254
|
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>tranny calls other mentally ill
|
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--- 92869361
|
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>>92869107
|
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>>92869065
|
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+
>profitable aerospace company
|
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+
profitable according to who? Their books are private. Also how many paying customers do they have? What if the US gov decides to stop working with them? Space X is just a big a meme company as Tesla, they rely on government gibs and neckbeard hope while delivering less than half of what the promise.
|
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+
|
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+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiPJsI8pl8Q [Embed]
|
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--- 92869490
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>>92869361
|
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+
US gov is free to stop working anytime. It just means US military would now be a 5rd in space capability after China/Russia/Europe. SpaceX provides 90% of the US's space capability right now.
|
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--- 92869507
|
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>>92867297
|
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>>92863846
|
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now he only needs to buy and "ruin" reddit same way
|
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+
and then every other media with lgbt tyranny
|
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--- 92869534
|
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>>92868909
|
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>actually believe leftist were right about russian influence
|
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embrace russian cultural enrichment you bygot nazi tranny
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>>92865799
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>>92868906
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don't encourage schizos pls
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>>92868818
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why stop at tranny shit? i want an ai that defines anything other than male and female in trad marriage as a pervert. why did we ever normalize sodomy or think it is the same thing
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>>92868887
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i love how he labelled NPR as state media and they seethed about it
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>>92869507
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why are you so stupid to think those people are gonna go away 4chan has a fucking lgbt board you fuckin retard
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>>92863483
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>anti-levitation
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>>92869361
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>profitable according to who?
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To nerds who have crunched those numbers again and again after you schizos claim that LITERALLY EVERYTHING he owns/has founded doesn't work.
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>>92869490
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nasa must be a place to burn money
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>>92863432 (OP)
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>This piece of shit is going to single handedly cause the next AI winter
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Fucking based.
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>>92869874
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Yes, but so are every government institution in the US. Without SpaceX, US government would still be spending the same amount, but having only 1/10th the capability. Its a travesty. SpaceX bringing 10X the utility/value of the incombent is much needed.
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>>92869490
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>europe
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nigga, it's not a country
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>>92869908
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that's it. i am wondering what does nasa spend it's budget on? when was the last time they had a mission on the news. it sounds like expensive day care for (astronauts)
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>>92869958
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Single throwaway rocket cost $4.1 billion.
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Competition from SpaceX costs <$100M.
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>>92863432 (OP)
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>the next AI winter
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The signs of the upcoming winter have been visible for a few months already.
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Just like the last time, we had an impressive breakthrough. Just like the last time, the limitations of the current tech are apparent. Just like the last time, many companies and enthusiasts overstated the capabilities.
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Musk is irrelevant, the tech itself is the only reason it will get chilly soon.
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>>92870011
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How much do ruskis charge per launch?
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>>92870011
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the space shuttle looks better than this. at least you can retile and reuse the space shuttle.
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>>92870021
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>>92870041
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>How much do ruskis charge per launch?
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the cost is you have to counter all the glow nigger posts on /k/
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AI was a mistake.
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I'm already building luddite tech to destroy AI and put the genie back in the bottle.
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>>92870041
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Ruskis dont have the super heavy capability.
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The next best is Falcon 9 from US for $60M with 100% launch success record with over 120+ consecutive launch success.
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Ruski's similar is Proton that cost ~$60M but they have 90% success rate. A high failure rate.
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Having more competition to Microsoft/OpenAI and Google/Deepmind is a good thing. Let this retard burn his money, most likely it will be for nothing, but AI isn't going anywhere.
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Holy shit, the amount of idiots on this platform. You all just garble what your cult/friends have been saying. Go read a book, go study some subject, go back to school you imbeciles. I don't agree with a few things Musk says, but overall he's one of the greatest minds to live in the last few decades. If one day we do get to travel to Mars, you can thank him. Freaking idiots
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>>92870154
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Wrong. If you disagree with the state propaganda. Then you cant compete. I hate Musk for trying to compete against the state narrative.
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>>92870167
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>I don't agree with a few things Musk says, but overall he's one of the greatest minds to live in the last few decades
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I've posted more insightful ideas than him, but I dont see anyone worshipping my mind.
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>>92870072
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Sure, Musk could create LennieGPT, show how much it sucks, and pompously shut it down to accelerate the inevitable.
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>>92870259
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Virtue signal is hot air. Unless you have something to show for, hot air can be blow up with a prick
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>>92870059
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this is just the booster stage and fuel tank of the shutter with engines on the bottom.
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>>92870059
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(shuttle launch was also $1.5b per launch, but most of that was development costs)
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