>>100286537
I got a libra colour in the mail today and I love it so far, super comfy

>>100286537
that costs like $100 right? who cares.

>>100286552
kek

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yeah, if you read some shit like this

>>100286537
Yeah they are all shit and overpriced for their specs, a cheap tablet does their job 1000x times better and you get a large screen on top of everything else.

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>>100285359
Turns out I just needed Details view mode

>>100287569
>Have directory of 1,000s of images divided into sub-directories
>Want easy way to navigate through the image directory to find appropriate image quickly
>terminal mental illness
and no it's not a shitposts folder either it's graphics resources for the game I'm developing.
Terminal file manager with image support is by far the best because you can quickly search through the various directories with the search function and navigate the file system with hjkl

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using a swapfile over a swap partition? Which one do you use, anon?

>>100288035
If you ask me, it depends on the initial partitioning and the future usage: "can I modify the table later?"
If I were to start from scratch and I already knew I needed swap and the amount of it, I'd definitely make a swap partition. It just makes more sense to me as swap is something that doesn't need to exist as a file, it's not a "file thing".

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How do I get the audio working through the 3.5mm jack on my xbox one controller? Other outputs work fine but the cord just ain't long enough.

>>100287802
Dual booting is an explicit support case of UEFI, what we have now is billions of times better than the old days. Also the problem you're describing only happens with specifically Legacy Boot+MBR, not any of the other three combinations.

>again
i have no words, read the fucking manual

>>100287802
Why would I spend another $5000 on a gaming PC to run Linux?

>>100287832
There's no manual

>Verification not required.

>>100287702
fpbp

>>100287802
ubuntu has native support for dual-booting

>>100287119
ChatGPT can solve it so it's not really doing its job as a captcha

>>100288048
Just reject any answer that starts with "Certainly!"

>>100288048
this was the exact same problem as aoc 2023 day one and gpt-4 couldn't do it

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>>100287119
boring go solution

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

int count_occurrences(char *text, char *waifu) {
    int count = 0;
    int text_length = strlen(text);
    int waifu_length = strlen(waifu);
    for (int i = 0; i < text_length; i++) {
        for (int j = 0; j < waifu_length; j++) {
            if (text[i + j] != waifu[j] || (i + j >= text_length)) {
                break;
            }
            if (j == waifu_length - 1) {
                count++;
            }

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>>100287526
Possible and easy when you're not retarded

C/C++ is only memory safe if your time has no value.

>>100287634
There aren't any RCEs if you just don't make mistakes
What are you, some kind of mistake-maker?

Hey guys I just wrote a bunch of Rust code with the unsafe keyword and now my code has fucking memory bugs. Holy shit Rust is such a piece of shit.

>>100287526
It's impossible to make C++ memory safe while still being basically a superset of C. The best you can do is >>100287563, which is better than raw new/delete but still shit and does nothing to prevent invalid references when your data isn't being passed around as a shared pointer, which it almost never is.

>>100287476
termux is super useful
did x-y
did xv+-y
is (xyv* ) server

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iTODDLERS BTFO

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>>100287457
>He plays Skyrim with swords, not with guns
Skill issue.

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>>100283689
iTODDLERS BTFO
>>100284411
BTFO iTODDLER iJEET.

So when is the EU going to make their own tech company instead of shitting the bed and leeching off America?

>>100287877
xml is forever king

Isn't that YAML thing something that's supposed be red and edited by a program, not human?

>>100288000
The slight superset of JSON that YAML allows is pretty comfy, but because you have to make the file as .yaml coworkers will "fix" the syntax eventually
>>100288028
>trailing comma
not JSON
>>100288041
people mindbroken by k8s like to write it like it's YAML

>>100288082
in that case why waste space on whitespaces and formating when you could save pure byte representation of the data that's way easier to parse than this shit?

Why the fuck does JSON not allow trailing commas? JavaScript allows them.

Looks like I'll be returning my TinHiFi C2, it's the shape, not the nozzles that bother my right ear to the point it's hurting me

A shame really, I like the sound signature

Guess I'm back in the market, this time for something that doesn't try to murder my ears

Anything with a similar sound and a resin cavity?

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>>100285229
>hit play and enjoy the music
SQUEEK!

Is there anything like a bluetooth adapter for IEMs but use a 2.4GHz custom wireless implementation like you see on gaming mice and some wireless keyboards for low latency?

I have $150 to burn, which IEM should I get? I heard Simgot EM6L is good but I like the color of Truthear Nova more

>>100288087
they're both really good, and will make each shillbase seeth at each other

>>100284260
the next gen will be a refresh except for 5090

>>100283733
He's pretty shady for telling his viewers to only look at him for legit information. Very cult like like the other anon said

>>100284116
Asic quality is random though
Unless the odm specifically bins their 1000s of gpus and put the best ones into a specific model at the expense of the rest of their lineup like asus does with their Matrix (and cucking their tuf/strix buyers)

hey looking for a recommendation for a gaming/streaming build in the $2500 range
i'm very new to pc stuff so any advice is really appreciated

>>100288071
doing a new build
it's manufacturer capped what the cards can do

>>100284597
I always thought it was bullshit but I burned in my RTx 4090 and now I don't notice the coil whine anymore

>>100286325
It is bullshit. There has never been a measurable difference with headphones pre and post burn in.

>>100286338
>source: trust me bro!

ITT retards

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>>100287260
>t.

>>100276055
>physical access to a serial bus line doesn't count as physical access
You're retarded.

>>100287571
>Bluetooth
hardware support

>>100287674
Oh shit.

>>100287520
But what if you chose something like Linux because of these reasons?
Should, when someone says to use OpenBSD, you just say "no" and give no other reason?

>>100276236
bios locks and bios option to disable usb

>>100285616
Many of the people involved in the early software industry had anarchist beliefs. You're just realising this now?

>>100285616
No because it allows you to own a device and do whatever you want with it which is individualism which is the opposite of communism

>>100286895
Conversely, it means every toilet is effectively custom-made and reliant on either home repairs or a hodgepodge of parts from a wide variety of suppliers to keep it working, and you can't reliably call any one person over to come fix your specific toilet beach everyone's toilet is different. Whereas a closed source toilet means everything is standardised and thus (theoretically) easy to get parts for and repair.

Assembly line vs artesanal. Each one has its benefits and pitfalls.

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Making paid, proprietary software is fine when nobody else is offering anything like you are.
The based model is open sourcing but then putting pre-compiled binaries behind a paywall. The ol' retard tax

>>100287658
Most people never once modify the code of the program they receive on linux. Your analogy is flawed, and made in bad faith, only to make proprietary look like it's a valid option at all.

>>100287790
I've spoken to tek systems recruiters and been told that getting people hired is a metric used to measure their performance on the job
>company x needs people
>company x doesn't want to deal with sifting through 10,000 pajeets
>company x hires tek systems to do the leg work for them
>tek systems only stays in business by getting people hired
it's not hard to get

Had a screaming batch with my boss

>>100287745
>and may be modified in its discretion consist with the law
Not at all? What the fuck
>>100287977
Did you win?

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wow!
grifters are noticing me

What's the best resource to learn about what coroutines are doing under-the-hood in python or hacklang, preferably hacklang? I understand threads and processes already, but I'm having a hard time finding a good explanation of coroutines.

>>100287868
It's all the snake oil he's been handing.

>>100287845
Israel nuking simulator.

>>100287902
MODS

>>100287845
>video games are going to become something unimaginably better
Wiped from existence?

>>100287845
video games have become movies
what have movies become?