Why hasn't a single OS/Desktop environment figured out scaling on multiple monitors of different resolutions?You'd think such a basic task would be easy.I expected for it to be easy on GNU/Linux. But no. I have lost faith in FOSS
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>>72480266rude
Baby hoow much for one night of joyous pleasure?
>>72480372Sexy ass
Will there ever be a more A E S T H E T I C Laptop?
>>72477278Apple products had always some design flaws to make their devices disgusting or obsolete you can point any devices and it has a major defect. In this case, when closing the lid the top part would damage the bottom part. Most second white boys are broken because of that so please do not try to mimic thinktanks using macbooks because it wont work.
>>72480083Jesus christ. Was Apple ever not a total fucking joke?
>>72477278
Remember when Vizio made laptops?
>>72477278I have six in front of me. A MacBook Pro, a sony, a toshiba, an HP, and a Dell, and a Lenovo X220. Nothing comes close to the sheer elegance and style of a PowerBook 2300c. Nothing. Lite as hell.
Can we have a duhgree thread?
>>72473672not himbut your coding style is tranny-licious
>>72465928jesus christ i barely know python and im better than this person
>>72480201There are many less attractive places where companies simply can't get competent people. We are talking "programmers" who barely know how to use a computer and entire IT departments that only know how to click around in Windows.
>>72477955Fellow LabVIEW programmer here. This seems like an obvious application for a formula node, provided you're not too concerned with performance. Using the native blocks runs faster, but can be confusing to read with something like this. If you're going to use them, you should break it down with subVIs.In a past project where I had to do a ton of parallel data analysis in parallel with data acquisition, I found it more straightforward to use the built-in MATLAB interface so I could use that code and then pass the results back to LabVIEW.Also, instead of those comments, I recommend labeling the individual blocks. If you ctrl+U for cleanup, those comments will get placed randomly. Rule of thumb with unattached comments is that that should be relevant to whatever container they are in, not necessarily to what they are close to.For a simple program like that though, I do like the GUI. And at the end of the day, the code werks.
>>72477808This perfectly demonstrates Python' superiority. All those useless fill in symbols when indentation and line breaks convey the meaning perfectly to humans and compilers alike.
Is the SSD meme legitimately something to look into or is it just a bunch of paid shills spamming /g/ as soon as someone mentions traditional HDDs?
>>72463240Just bought my dad a 1TB Samsung 860 EVO for his laptop, & a RAM upgrade as well. He's stoked about it all.
>>72478238based wholesome anon
>>72463240>2020 - 4 months>still believeing that ssds are a meme
>>72476341And how much does that 16tb hdd cost? Somthing like $600.
>>72463736I've had an m.2 drive for about 2 years now. It's only got 70TBW because it was cheap. Literally only used about 5% of the drive's life span.It's going to last at least the warranty period as long as you don't go over the write amount per day Anons.
>>72474978>password managers are NSA-powered Jewish trick for brainletsThis but unironically, saving all your passwords behind a single password, or even worse, online, is for absolute retards.
>>72474748Because C89 exists
>>72479365Based. If you don't get this guy's post you don't understand how programs are linked. That is, you're probably a rust homosexual
>>72479409>generic>ABI compliance with single symbol function namesFucking retards from mozilla
>>72476925>CoqUse Mercury
Give me three valid reasons why you aren't using GNU/Linux.
>>72480162>>72480162> OP is a fagoot - (You)let's keep it civil, anon.
Sticky when wet
After having used systemd/IBM for a month, I found out that basically every command line stuff I do there is replicable on windows, and that I could easily update all my user software too from just one command line.So there's no reason to use systemd/linux.
>>72475872Depends on which Adobe software you're missing. Plenty of good alternatives to Premiere and Lightroom.Photoshop and Illustrator are debatable but Krita and GIMP are things regardless
Things that just work on Windows: Adobe, H Games, desktop UI, driversThings that just work on gnu linux: uhhh user permissions i guess???
post tech cartoons that get the ol' noggin joggin
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>>72477806Who is next to the jobs?
>>72480119former ceo of google
>>72477225>he posts ben garrisontotal retrarded brainletgo back to /pol/ you inbred imbecile
>>72480126>formerly sneed
Does anyone have a Unicomp board? Would you recommend it?(Isn't there usually a mechanical keyboard general thread?)
>>72475358No. I have one and the build quality is shit. Phantom key presses everywhere. Don't waste your money on it and get a real Model M
>>72475568That looks fantastic. I hate the way modern keyboards look with the awful fonts and garbage RGB
>>72475433>The keys are extremely loose and the chassis creaks a lotExactly the same problem I had on mine. For a keyboard at the price they are asking this isn't acceptable. I stopped using mine and won't buy another one
>>72477324You should just get a used Model M in good condition. Shitty build quality in a $90 keyboard is unacceptable.
>>72477324I don't know why you didn't just return it. If there's one thing Unicomp is good at, it's repairs. I sent them my old SSK for a repair and they stitched it up for me very well, even cleaned the internals too.
Why is is that the vast majority of CS grads are completely retarded, to put it politely?They can't write code without youtube tutorials, they never know what they're talking about and they regurgitate one of two things which entirely depends on what teachers they had. Either it's "USE SEPPLES, AUTOMATIC PERFORMANCE HNNNNNGH" or "OOP bad mkaaaay".Is it really piss easy to graduate in computer science or what? I'm a welding basement programmer.
>>72479836>>72479889You try training all the specialist jobs involved in building "structures" (all sorts of wood/stoneworking, electricians, painters, solar roof installers, machine operators and many more) plus then also theoretical physicists, chemists, business planners and architects and more rolled up in one degree and see whether you manage to get results that look like they're flawless.Comp.sci graduates from srs universities are still better at offering this all-in-one package that is often required, but they're not necessarily beating people who specialized in applying that one Python framework for applying that one Python framework - no shit.
>listen to /g/ about CE being better than CS>it's all retarded shit for people who want to work on hardware and none of it software related>most of the degree is calculus and physics shitFuck this shit. I'd rather do OOP bullshit in Java for 4 years than spend it soldering microprocessors.
>>72480168>listens to /g/That was your first mistake.
>>72479454The answer is you don't know and you think you're intimidating me.Have sex virgin incel.
>>72480269Literally>oh bro it's just CS but with circuits>CS is for brainlets, look at this harder physics course>way better than pajeets doing CSExcept there's not a single programming class in there aside from electives. But of course teaching you how to program your calculators is a core requirement
>go to work and sit in computer chair>go to class and sit in computer chair>go home and sit in computer chairMy back is fucking killing me
>>72477086You think you are a computer person but you are notyou merely adopted the computer chairI was raised in it, molded by it
>>72477151>testicular painHoly shit you’re saying sitting in an office chair can cause this? My balls have been hurting the past couple weeks too and I can’f figure out why. No lumps or signs of testicular cancer as far as I can tell. Maybe it is the chair and the way I’m sitting.
>>72477998>just use the half assed versions of exercises, they're good enough
>>72477953It's a laptop that I have sitting next to me
>>72477151get checked anon
Do you think you will come to hate new technology when you get older?
>>72466278Hang all boomers
>>72479122pondering correct response
>>72479122Blunt force trauma to the chest can cause cardiac arrest.
>>72478321thanks, that anime looks good, I'm gonna check it out.
>>72479834I don't even understand why do people use devices like amazon echo and such. At first I thought it was just a joke and no one was buying it, until I learned that people actually buy these things and use them.
/g/ i am suffering from severe information overload. I have so many books, papers, and essays that I have written or have read and taken notes on. But I've yet to find a good way to properly organize it. I am willing to do anything to organize all this. It is driving me crazy. How do you guys maintain your libraries of books, notes, journals?? Do you digitize it all? Keep a physical plastic box with folders? Anons, please help me - I have information neurosisIf you do digitize it, where do you store it? I tried dropbox, but I ran out of memory before long. Any places with more memory? I would ideally be able to access this across multiple devices (computers)Any software or books on dealing with this also? Should I use e-macs or something? I've never used that before and would appreciate any tutorial links on how to
Reading books is for brainlets
>>72480136What do big brain people do then
>>72480144Figure it out for themselves
Post the best opensource projects/software you use or know.file-converter.orgkeepass.info
>>72475467switch to bitwarden closed source fag
a few things which aren't big complex things, but invaluable nonetheless- tmux (terminal multiplexer)- mosh (enhancements for ssh'ing on a roaming machine with high latency)- fish (really comfy interactive shell)- darkhttpd (much better temporary http file server than the one in python)- ed (the standard text editor)- fsearch (like Everything)- gamemode (temporarily adjusts things for running a game)- netcat (nearly always available for getting something from one place to another with zero setup)- htop (tui task manager, the only one i use)- parallel (make any shell loop parallel, can also distribute jobs to multiple remote machines using ssh)- unclutter (hide the cursor when idle)
>>72475059I'll fuck you a new pipe, anon
>>72473897>emacstranny vim
GCC
i really like windows 7 but have windows 10. there are so many features i miss from windows 7. should i get windows 7 in 2019 what does /g/ think?
>>72477566Botnet, you never feel alone and someone is always watching (out for) you
>>72478907install gentoo
install 7
>>72477510>>72478104>>72477751>>72479284stfu boomer
>>72477510Just be yourself.
I miss buttonsWhy does everything need to be a touchscreen now?Good buttons, knobs, and switches feel amazing
>>72479970>Why does everything need to be a touchscreen now?cost
I mean, video switchers like you've got there don't come with touchscreens even in the current year. It's a pretty tried and true designMost things that matter still have knobs.
slobbering knobs
>>72479992I hate how every normal thing though is touchscreen nonsenseA video switcher aint exactly a normal person thingOnly things with buttons I have and use frequently are my keyboard and an audio interface cause FUCK digital audio controls
>>72480011imo touchscreens arn't that bad if they're appropriately used and even then they usually allow for secondary input options. And touchscreen phones are just a proven paradigm, it works because its a very space efficient implementation on a very small deviceThen you have the whole touchscreen on a military naval vessel types of things where someone really needs to rethink their life
