Why is catbox so fucking shit and is there anything I can do about it?See pic relatedI can't watch the video because it would buffer every other minute and I can't download it either.So why are anons uploading to that shit and are there any alternatives? Maybe I'm doing something wrong?
>>100178007But then it wouldnt be FUCKING FREE!
>>100178013>my free CDN isn't fast enough
>>100178013Best post
>>100175254>Why is catbox so fucking shit thirdies spamming it with illegal content>and is there anything I can do about it?there are no political sollutions.
>>100178083>reddit spacer being basedThat's new. Just tell management to block indians and chinks already, maybe ruskies and koreans too
95% of the people are cattle. Just ignore them and start taking from the system. Stop creating, stop working, stop paying taxes, stop helping people, stop feeding the beast. Just take and take and don't put anything back until it all collapses.DO NOT BE LEFT HOLDING THE BAG WITH THE CATTLE WHEN THE BUBBLE POPS
>>100177068>but never realize the ones where they themselves are the npcssuch as?
>erm youre wrong acktually>about everything, even if you're not wrong then everything that's bad applies to you too>also you're a bad person for noticing>>100175343Good thread OP, plenty of posters ITT just proving your point. The collective has been rotted to the core for a while and contributing nothing personally is about the best you can do about it that wont result in your life being over.They get so defensive over it because they know once awareness has been made, then the next step will be finding out how to correct the issue effectively, and in such a way they can never show their hides again.>>100176328Fuck 'em, they wouldn't give a shit about my needs so no reason to do it for them. >erm actually-No.
I think this thread has been completely AI-generated.
>>100175343>Stop creating,stupidest thing I'v heard for a while. it's obvious you haven't created anything ever >stop working, same goes to here. note that while having a job involves working, working don't necessary mean having a job. work for yourself at least even if you don't believe in the system. there are no free lunches, those that appear to be so are the most costly>stop paying taxes,I agree >stop helping people,are you more than 14 years old really? not gonna even try to explain, you wouldn't understand >stop feeding the beastthe irony. the beast feast on your pettiness, nihilism and selfishness. you think those are your own ideas that are not specifically taught to you. I have news for you
>>100175482>>100176328>>100177068>>100177098There is nothing more that jews and their wagie cattle (these fags) fear than you anon getting ahead in life, never forget that.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTV2S2OtrfM
>>100019893This isn't your jobs thread or cert thread, it's a group therapy session. /Cyb/er/sec/urity/pri/vacy general is for the discussion of anything and everything related to cyberpunk culture, cybersecurity, and digital privacy.--[/Cyb/erpunk]-----The FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk? https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk? https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek--[/Re/verse Engineering]-----Getting into /re/: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/Reverse_EngineeringComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>100136047Hey /sec/, recently I've been more aware of unlocking my phone and password manager in public or at my work place. You can easily protect yourself from "active" shoulder surfing by checking your surroundings before you enter the pin. But what about "passive" shoulder surfing, e.g. from a security camera. Up-close, high resolution, 360 degrees cameras have been (regrettably) around for years now. Subways, banks and offices all utilize these. Even if you trust the security and the operators of the system, what if the recordings are kept indefinitely or get stolen by a threat actor? The chances of this happening is, arguably, low. What irks me is the blind easy with which we accept this intrusion into our privacy.In cases like these, where you need to access sensitive info in public, are fingerprint and face unlock actually more secure options? Should we defer from entering our passwords in public at all or strictly compartmentalize public and private devices, effectively restricting easy of use? Is this topic actually a non-issue?
>>100176932I think it depends on the country...>>100170232
how do i get an invite code for riseup? I dont have friends.
>>100170232
>>100177908>>>/pol/466095185But I also fart in your general direction.
>>100177653auto& b = ...; will give you the same address :)returning reference to stack variable is undefined variable so dont do that because the value might get overwritten!!
auto& b = ...;
>>100177743wtf i used the wrong screencap for the thread its so over... but why doesnt the compiler yell at me?
>>100177808try with -fanalyzerfor more complex cases that can't be statically checked consider address sanitizer which checks things at runtime!hope this helps!!
>>100177808>but why doesnt the compiler yell at me?that's the job of static analysis tool
Are the 1030 elitebooks good?
>>100151110Their unix workstations were pretty cool I guess
>>100176256https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_User_EnvironmentInteresting looking UI
The BLACK one.
>>100151110Wrong logo
Why do most devs use mac over linux?
>>100165723There are narratives behind numbers. A lot of work environments probably don't even allow the use of gitlab and employees at those places wouldn't be a part of that survey. You work with what the company tells you to use. That survey could be from a bunch of hobbyists who have never done anything of note
>>100175299Lots of companies have a self-hosted gitlab for their source code.
>>100176175Yeah, which mean they are probably not posting about company policies on gitlab's website.
>>100158864Functional package manager.
>>100163708I'm actually seeing the opposite. My coworkers are switching to windows. I've been given a work laptop with windows on it almost three years ago, and I thought I should try WSL before installing ubuntu. And I'm still using windows with WSL to this day on multiple PC's. It just works.
Python chads, what's your favorite library?
>>100165657you can also set notepad++ the set the right amount of whitespace when using tab
>>100159656do people think this is funny?
>>100177715emacs users definitely do
>>100176454>Can you explain how it handles backwards-incompatible language changes?The short answer is they don't make backwards-incompatible language changes because they're not retarded.
>>100158919I did both a mildly complex software with python and some shitty script to automate the import of modules from a swagger API endpoint. If I have to be fully honest with you, I would rather develop a raging mold patch that constantly itches the tip of my cock rather than writing anything in python that is made up of more than 1 file. In hindsight, I would probably know how to avoid many of the pitfalls I fell into, and in spite of that I still wouldn't do it. Quite literally anything else is preferable.
Every once in a while online I'll come across people raging about smart pointers being a code smell in C++, usually while also going on about arena allocators, but not really describing why they are bad. What does /g/ think about them in the context of non-trivial C++ programs? The main cases I've heard against them are usage in dynamically linked libraries and issues across language boundaries.
>>100173184he's currently crying about installing linux
>>100166524I love that wasian bara daddy like you wouldn't fucking believe
>>100175091>installing gaybian>expects shit to workOH NO NO NO NOcan't wait for him to realize that there are no closed source firmware blobs in the installer
>>100170650it's brain damage. the main point of an arena is that objects are managed in group instead of each object having it's own alloc/free pair. if you're allocating on an arena you can free multiple objects in a truly O(1) method, wrapping each allocations into a reddit pointer turns it into O(n) for no reason other than to make sepples tards feel at home.
>>100166524For small projects I find building a simple garbage collector and using raw pointers to be much faster and easier in the long run than fiddling with smart pointers.
I am of the opinion that the only thing holding GNU/Linux back from mainstream adoption is the obsession with games.Why should we even support systems like Steam anyway?It's the complete anti-thesis to the foundation of free software, I think we'd be better off without games.What do you think /g/uys?
>>100176774The only thing holding GNU/Linux back from mainstream adoption is the obsession with having to use the terminal for everything...And nvidia drivers.
>>100176877Sooooooo, Windows Best OS?
I think you need to fuck off back to DA or whatever clique you're from.
>>100177632Wrong e-celeb, dumbass
no one cares, kys retarded namefag attention whore
how do you program a computer?
>>100175033Press F12. Select the console tab. Enter:1+1and press enter. Congrats, you wrote code to compute 1+1.
1+1
>>100176952lol wrong image how do I delete
>>100176975Click the checkbox next to the post, then "Delete" on the bottom of the page.
with /bin/dash, or /bin/bash if you must>>100175126best answer
>>100176975kek
Why hasn't faster internet made me happy? Would even faster internet make me happy?Only downloading is fasterUsing everything else is the same speed or I can't tell the difference from before
>>100173166Faster internet made my dick happier for sure
higher bandwidth internet was provided to the masses in the west only for marketing purposes
I'm in between jobs so I downgraded from 1GB/s to 5G home Internet which is variable from 100-400MB/s, and the only time I ever notice that it isn't as good is when downloading a large file. American Internet so the shitty 5G service actually has way better upload speed than my previous fiber to pole service. Torrents are the same fucking speed over VPN so I barely give a shit.
>>100175197This makes his parents look even more retarded if they never taught him how to use a can opener?
>>100177682No it doesn't
Is the family computer still a thing in TYOOL 2024?
>>100172487from what I have heard no. everyone uses their phones.
Nope.Phones and laptops.If there's an autist zoomer he'll have a light up computer with RGB gayness. Houses don't even have landlines anymore.
>>100172487I'd say it stopped being a thing around 2009 or so. By then most families would be getting perhaps a tablet, maybe a laptop. My family had just one computer from 2002 until 2009 when my sister got a laptop for her birthday and the family computer was moved into my room. Soon my parents bought a separate laptop for themselves and so we did not need to share the computer with each other. From what I heard, all my friends have similar stories right around that time too.
>>100172487>>100174359pain
>>100175936This happened to my family in 2015, we've all used laptops only since. Truth be told I am sick of them and want to build a PC now, but I got literally nowhere to have a setup:/
Sure many people will point to some arbitrary technology change and say, THIS is what killed computing, but Terry was right. When they took away BASIC they took away the USER DEVELOPER and replaced him with a customer. BASIC was designed to be so easy to use that you could teach the whole thing to a Liberal Arts major in just a couple of days. Children of course could often pick it up in an afternoon.Your computer used to come with a manual telling you all about the hardware, BASIC, and how to use BASIC to access your computer's unique capabilities. Yet it was compatible with every other computer, because they all came with and frequently booted to BASIC from ROM, and the core of BASIC more or less worked the same on all platforms. By the time MS BASIC was popular, it was also the basis for most commercial home computer BASICs. Different arch, etc? Didn't matter at all as long as you had the paltry RAM needed.Once you were a little better at programming, and you would have learned some BASIC even if it's just to load and run commercial software and do file and disk management, you could PEEK and POKE and drop to custom assembly techniques, which were easy because the CPUs were much simpler with a much smaller set of instructions. You could open the machine code monitor on your Apple computer, which Woz insisted they include and hand made personally, and even cheat at games, etc. Pirate software.Now? Well we've got ourselves a herd of nigger cattle, as Terry would say. Instead of user-developers.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBE6glZNJuU
>>100175754it's not that boomers could learn it, it's that they actually cared about learning it, since everything wasn't just simple, but understandable and transparent too
>>100175375Unironically this.It's not that computers are hard to understand. It's just that they are now designed to be magical black boxes that instill a sense of learned helplessness on the nigger cattle that use them.>verification not required
>>100175375I started on QBasic and a TI-Calc for mobile development.Better than Nintendo.Got a system with Windows 95, "Where's the coding program?" Had to buy Visual Basic to make it feel like a real computer.
>>100175375Gambas is allright, i've heard good things about Xojo too.
>>100175754>you can do the same thing with gpt THOUGHNo, YOU can't. Some company can.>>100177156>simulating it all on a new pcjust get a basic machine bruh
Ai cost me my job
ok? just get a new job
>>100173795It wasn't a good job to begin with then, fren.
>>100175527It will be all human jobs in a couple of decades
It was probably a shitty jobAI only replace shitty jobs
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>>100175523gray codes are better: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_code0000000100110010011001110101010011001101111111101010Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>100175669you go champ and design an int type that stores numbers in gray code and tell me how it goes
>>1001756356, 12, 7, 9, 7, 3?
>>100175669this is the dumbest shit ever because you can build a turning complete computer using only d flip flipsyou can't do that with gray codes
