>>100189527
I hate women and I hate foundations. We need a king with all men homo court to run FOSS. None of this woman ick

>>100189468
GNOME != GNOME FOUNDATION

>>100196150
Thanks for the read Anon, that whole attack vector bit about changing the system time was choice. Why the fuck. Did Ebussy come out swinging like that though?

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>>100196272
I love women and the crazy porn they draw write about being raped by hot chads with gigahands.

>>100196404
Because he's clearly deeply insulted that someone would want to run a system without Polkit.
It's just bizarre how personally he takes it. If you ever talk with Freedesktop devs it becomes clear they really, really do not like it when someone doesn't use their technologies. Most are considerably less angry about it but you can smell the contempt in the way they word things when they find out you're not using Freedesktop tech.

8 gigs of RAM used to be enough, then Chrome came along.

>>100196320
Linux can make 8000 PetaBytes out of 16GB. Top that!

mkdir -p /dev/shm/test;mount -t tmpfs -o defaults,noatime,size=8000P tmpfs /dev/shm/test;df -Ph /dev/shm/test;free -gtwh
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
tmpfs           7.9E     0  7.9E   0% /run/shm/test
               total        used        free      shared     buffers       cache   available
Mem:            15Gi       5.0Gi        13Gi       129Mi        36Mi       682Mi        10Gi
Swap:             0B          0B          0B
Total:          15Gi       5.0Gi        13Gi

>>100196422
>Wangblows 10 uses 12 gb at rest
My Windows 11 uses 6GB.

16 GB is barely still fine these days unless all you do is web browsing. any kind of work is gonna eat into 16 GB pretty quick. development, graphics design, video editing, video games. you'll want 32 at least these days, and it's pretty cheap these days too

>>100196320
I'll use 64GB and you'll like it.

>>100196211
Future proofing is stupid and not worth the money you spend on it, it’s ridiculously expensive.
Just buy the stuff that give you the most bang for your bucks and make a new build next time. I usually switch between buying the GPU and the rest of the system really.

I bought a mobo with PCIE 5.0
What does it mean? Will my GPU run faster?

>Excessive fans
Gay as fuck

>>100196397
its 1 higher than pcie 4

>>100196315
Are you buying nvidia or AMD? Gonna be like a year for AMD

>>100195724
depends on the model

Do you guys prefer
>coaster next to desk mat/mouse mat
>cup on main mat
>coaster placed on main mat
>fuck coasters, my desk is not real wood

>>100196031
>my desk is not real wood
what about MDF

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>>100174674
I don't work from home though

>>100196031
>cup on main mat
>Still manage to spill water on everything like a retard
wahoo!

>>100195813
I use chatGPT for this.

>>100196010
Then you don't write it, how can you enjoy it, retard?

>>100196072
I write what chatGPT told me to.

haskell

>>100196187
No you don't, you copy and paste, retard.

>>100196274
>but its too old to have UEFI apparently
Who cares, any decent distro still supports booting from MBR.

>>100196385
Because Linus uses boring hardware that just works. No Nvidia (fuck them), etc.

The only exotic piece of hardware he is an M1 MacBook and he's smart enough to port Fedora to that himself.

>>100196412
*Slight correction. It's an M2 Macbook

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>>100196341
i mean, Home Assistant, which is what i want to run, says it requires UEFI. No matter what i install on this, the BIOS isnt UEFI
>>100196302
>>100196401
i know linux distros dont require UEFI.

Home Assistant requires UEFI, tho.
Me want to install home assistant.
Home Assistant needs UEFI.
Me need UEFI.
Understand?

>>100196437
In that case try Clover:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Clover

they used a better shaman than gnome's roastie

nvidia?

>>100196419
I tried KDE on NVIDIA, and it absolutely shat itself.

>>100184524
I mean couldn't you just use obs and isolate the audio source in the background? Same idea

>>100188716
Some movies and tv shows have been distributed on blu-ray that wasn't encrypted. I don't think its that uncommon, just have to know what you're getting.
There at least used to be a list, but none of the attempts actually effectively restrict access anymore.

Hollywood should just give up on it. People who aren't going to buy media aren't going to buy media. Give people who are going to pay a better experience than the pirates.

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I make vhs of my favorites using blurays as source! I make covers for em too (most of these in pic rel are existing covers) physical media will never die and will always be there for those who can appreciate it. I've made 60+ tapes in the last 2 months.

>>100195539
Overwhelming majority of them are encrypted, just because its ridiculously easy to crack it that doesn't mean DRM isn't still there.
There used be software that ripped iTunes movies to DRM-free just as easily as you'd rip a CSS DVD.

>>10018969
You are technically right but thats still a major downgrade in my opinion, like physical media is basically not available in my country because everyone else gladly streams and it ain't worth the cost to bring it in here just for the few weirdos like me.

Also I'd argue most preservation happens indirectly, just the physical media existing is preservation.
Like I can (and should) rip all the obscure local tapes and discs of my normalfag parents basically all of which are unavailable officially or unofficially online even tho they don't care one bit, didn't buy it back then expecting to watch or sell it way into the future but just because they were forced to get the physical media to access them now they have the chance to live on unlike the TV shows I watched as a kid which have no trace left past some vague memories.
Actually I used to record music from the radio and I still have those files meanwhile the music I used to listen to for the years that I've used Deezer are forever lost with no chance of recovery without the account I forgot.

1/2

>>100196393
Going into the future without physical media or more specifically "physical" files stored on end user devices without DRM and usage restrictions be that in whatever form there is just soon going to be a huge gap in history between the last physical/download releases up until the very latest currently officially streaming offers.

Like how much of the PS1 library is unplayable? Probably an extremely low amount, if you wanted to play through the entire library you could probably get extremely close, even if a disc isn't dumped yet it at least has the chance to be in the future.
Meanwhile with newer generations huge portion of the library are already unplayable and it'll only get worse, like you can't get 100% achievements or even anywhere close on the PS3 library, obviously, but did you know unless you were grinding the PS5 from basically the first few months your chance for the complete platinum collection is already busted? I think theres just something really wrong about that.

>>100196202
>I think my engine is too similar architecturally to Hazel at the moment
An engine is a tool, you don't win points for originality

>>100196078
Zig is a bit like Rust in that it's a language that likes pointless ceremony and doesn't over anything over existing languages
Nim also doesn't offer anything over existing languages and has things that make you go "wtf was the author thinking"

Dumb idea: (de)serialize game assets (models, levels, etc) as lua scripts. But not just as like tables containing the data, you could like have the lua script procedurally "build" the data through a set of functions that are executed by the asset loader.

>>100196371
Scripts for assets is ok and I don't think it's uncommon.
Scripts for save data is a bad idea unless you're certain it is properly sandboxed.

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>>100196078
I wanted to reimplement benchmark game to get a rough idea of how nim compares to C in terms of speed, but I can't tell how the bitshifting is supposed to work or if there's things like |= in the language, and I'm not smart enough to divine that on my own. Also I was stepping through the makefile to try and see how it's bootstrapped and legitimately cannot figure out how you get a nim compiler to compile your nim compiler.

>>100196073
Are you retarded, faggot? Sanitize your fucking links.

>>100186123
Kek true

>>100171255
I have a problem, porn is now bored for me because i instead fap using tiktok, is kinda hard to stop doing that

>>100172313
>this is a brief reminder of what she had accomplished in life
ie nothing.
she wasted her prime on mouthbreathers instead of actually living, it's just sad.
who gives a fuck about lonely old people, they lived their lives and now they'll die somewhere we can't see them as it should be.
don't pretend to care about your grand parents, you just care about inheritance and you can't prove me wrong.
I'd rather die alone knowing I lived my live by my rules instead of following some arbitrary non-sense about family.
there are statistically enough morons to not have to care about having children yourself, they'll make them for you, you just concentred in living your best life.
if you're old and feel lonely you can always do the needful, that's less pension to pay for the rest of the population and one less wasted are we can get use to house actually useful people

>>100196379
Pure cringe

>>100195425
I preferred Debian but if you have no problem with Arch then just stick with Arch.

>>100195425
I sat on windows 7 for a very long time, you really don't need to switch OS that much.
Just sit on something that works.

Arch is for hipsters, where they have to have the newest of the new.
Debian is for people who are older and just need change less often.

Once AI tools start getting integrated offline, it's going to blur the distros.
If you need or want something new, the AI will simply just make it for you.

Arch for desktops. Debian for servers. Simple as.

>>100195425
Fedora for laptops
Debian for servers/turnkey
Arch for distrobox

>>100195425
I don't see why you would, arch is better in pretty much every way. maybe if you're too lazy for system maintenance then Debian's stability is worth switching for but otherwise there's no reason

>>100195929
What the fuck are you talking about
What the fuck is pandabuy

>>100196024
Shoo shoo chang

are there any trusted SD card vendors on aliexpress?

also is there any software to test wether a SD card storage is legit ?
>>100195605
now im in the sunk cost fallacy of wether to spend a hundred bucks or so in a mini PC that i can use as a Home Assistant server because the laptops i had planned to use are too old to be compatible from what ive read

>>100196309
>are there any trusted SD card vendors on aliexpress?
No
>also is there any software to test wether a SD card storage is legit ?
Validrive https://www.grc.com/validrive.htm
There is also h2testw but it takes fucking forever

>>100196388
thank you saar
so is there no way to get cheap SD cards or flash drives from asia nowadays ? ones that actually have the storage they advertise, you know

so you just invented batch script? Yo that's epic!

>>100195690
Huh, that sounds handy for archival purposes. Would like to do that with this thing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=az_NVKxKG-A

>>100196130
This, one would think being a /g/ user guarantee some minimum iq to post here, guess not.

>>100196075
>>100196130
>>100196156
>>100196267
it's very cute when you pretend you somehow don't know that youtube runs ads

blocking them doesn't make them not exist for everyone you OSTRICHES, and youtube is advertising tiktok now EXPLAIN IT

>>100196319
No one is pretending ads don't exist, only that normies and morons watch youtube without an adblock.

>>100195986
I have ads on on Youtube and have never seen anything related to Tiktok, so my guess is you are zoomer niggercattle, fix that.

>>100196319
You know google doesn't care who the fuck buy ads, right? Money is money.
If tiktok is throwing cash on ads and you're on the target demographic (retard faggot redditor with very low attention span) then you're gonna see them.

>>100196140
Even a FS Lisa was too much for them.

>>100196153
There's no actual use for partial DOS source code. I can see why they would want to wait for a potential release of the whole thing.

Now that AIX is in pajeet hell, release the sauce, IBM.

>>100195512
UGH. Invite?

>>100194418
OS/2 will never be open sourced because IBM makes bank at licensing it to third party companies. See eComStation and ArcaOS.