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There is a saying among ChineseThat saying is "if you can cheat (and get away with it), then cheat".This is anti-/csg/, a thread for people who don't buy garbage laced with spyware
>>100232407>you know that whole thing they did to the kulaks.And they deserved it. You cannot possibly work on 20 different fields unless you hire people and exploit them>>100232314You just described capitalism and what is happening with housing, software and subscription services>>100232380Communism is achieved when the concept of the state becomes superfluous and there's no need for it to be exploitative, even though the structure might remain the sameYou're a fucking cuck beholden to your owners, neoliberal retard.
>>100232380>it's against human naturethe only human nature you know is a human raised in capitalism conditions, so it's not a valid argument.but you still share your stuff with your family, i hope. now imagine that instead of just family members, you share your stuff with your neighborhood. not so unrealistic?
>>100233695Never seen a wild animal share with someone it doesn't know
>>100233723They might with younglings, city dweller.
>>100231796>This is anti-/csg/, a thread for people who don't buy garbage laced with spywareSure, now place Deng Xiaoping, Friedrich List, Japan in the 70s, and Sun Yat-Sen on this "true political compass".
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>>100233757It's dead, Jim.
>>100233762Hnnngggg...
>>100233767>little lamb ToT
>>100233717touch the fox, love the fox>>100233729the first one I linked has it
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>>100233553Not really these days. If you use Rufus or Ventoy to install Windows you don't need to worry about MS accounts or anything, especially if you use the business-oriented editions which are just better then the consumer ones in every way.
>>100233553normies have atlasos and ghostspectre now. they just point to the drive they want to install and everything is debloated and admin local account ready.
Ok what is going on with chromium? Everyday this shit looks more and more like malware.
>>100233663I mean, it's a Google-based browser engine still at the end of the day.
>>100233663most popular browser engine means most popular attack vector
FAQ:>How do I activate Windows?https://github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-ScriptsHWID2 mimics a valid installation to generate a permanent legitimate license.>What version should I install10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 202111 Enterprise11 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2024 (releasing in October. Final RTM candidate leaked. Anons are impressed)>How do I activate Office?Ohook via Microsoft-Activation-ScriptsAlternatively, use a light version of Office 365 through your browser since it's free,or try OnlyOffice/LibreOffice and set it to save as MS Office file formats.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>100232173Gonna back up all personal files to HDD and external HDD. Some stuff to mega too.I'm mostly worried about potential software conflicts, it's been forever since i moved from XP to W7 or W7 HDD to SSD and I don't remember what I did back then.
>>100232210I'd say the programs that you use that currently run on 7 will run on 10 just fine.
>>100226701Uhh I meant wirelessly
>>100226345 Meh, I'll keep using LTSC IoT 2021 until the programs I use stop working on it, then I'll upgrade to LTSC IoT 2024. I hope Zen 5 is compatible with Windows 10, that's my next CPU upgrade.
>>100233765Ryzen CPUs don't do that e-core shit do they?
PTG.Private.Trackers.General.2024.1080p.BluRay.DD+5.1.x264-ANONYMOUS edition>Not sure what private trackers are all about?The mission of /ptg/ is to promote the highest possible standards of tracker service by providing members with opportunities for professional development, by recognizing technical competence through examinations and by advancing the interests of its members.>Have a question?- FAQ https://archive.is/UVQkn- WIKI https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/Private_trackers- PYRAMID (Updated 2021-08-22) https://i.imgur.com/akrkAyV.png- STUDY https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/2F379FE0CB50DF502F0075119FD3E060- SPREADSHEET https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/- STATUS https://trackerstatus.infoUse >>>/g/ptg as a link to find the /ptg/ thread.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
FUCK RED AGAIN
FUCK HUNO
What do you do when you start running out of space to seed your torrents? Delete older ones or buy more drives?
>>100233635delete best seeded
>>100233635usb 3.1 nvme drive 4TB only $200 other than that I will delete any torrents i uploaded or was seeding for ratio that are no longer getting traffic
>right click page>Take screenshot>Scroll down>Click download>Screenshot is cut off. It does not accurately adhere to the selection>Bug is never fixed
>>100233521It is the same with every website and only happens when fingerprinting and letterboxing are enabledPage zoom is irrelevant as it happens at 100%The crop is the issue, it's not that a page element is cutting off something. It's the screenshot region being incorrect because of fingerprint prevention and letterboxing
>>100233570i use librewolf and have fingerprinting and letterboxing enabledi do screenshots very frequently and the crop issue only occurs when zoomed. i am on windows
>>100233666That looks like the window is maximized in sizeMake it narrow and make the screenshot region be longer than the window (scroll)I'm also on Windows
>>100233686done plenty of those too
>>100233725Now make this screenshot but wider and see if where you select is exactly where it outputs
EK is fucked, jesus christ this is mental. Steve really outdid himself and apparently spent 40k on this video
>>100223778gn should get a movie made of this shitcall it ekikes
>>100233518>ekikesYou mean: EK(WB) + (Y)ikes!Clever
>>100233578ekbyekinoino
>>100225987based response, ordering EK parts now
>>100225551Not to mention they are essentially financing this whole thing with money that does not exist, with the only amounts that actually DO exist going to executives, and all the staff are operating on "they were never meant to be paid anyway" system.
Do you still buy CDs, DVDs and BDs?Do you think there's a place for them in the age of streaming?
>>100231978I buy classical music CD's if I can't find it online (in lossless).
I buy DVDs and blu rays. I just like owning physical media. I watch them all the time. For me, they’re collectibles that I can enjoy anytime, anywhere with anyone.
>>100231978How about you, OP?
>>100231978>CDsyes recently I've been going through old albums and if it's one I really love I've been buying the CD since they are so cheap now and it's nice to see and hold them and even play them >DVDsNope. I remember the days I used to rip and encode them and I still hate them because of this. Terrible format glad it's dead>BDsNope. They are overpriced and private trackers are far more convenient. I don't get attached to movies as I do music so I'm not willing to pay for them. They also fuck with releases of music far more than movies, remastering shit differently re editing stuff all sorts. Vey annoying.
I buy HDDs because there's always someone else out that that will rip an optical disc for me.
Previous /sdg/ thread : >>100223489>Beginner UI local installFooocus: https://github.com/lllyasviel/fooocusEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.io>Local installAutomatic1111: https://github.com/automatic1111/stable-diffusion-webuiComfyUI (Node-based): https://rentry.org/comfyuiAMD GPU: https://rentry.org/sdg-link#amd-gpuIntel GPU: https://rentry.org/sdg-link#intel-gpu>Use a VAE if your images look washed outhttps://rentry.org/sdvaeComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
any good realism sdxl models that dont shit out portrait shots?
>>100233731No the mother fuck you don't. That's so goddamned stupid. Not a single google result for that shit.
>>100233650I applaud the commitment to riding the line for what's a rule break. when you mean restarts, do you mean restart sampler?
>>100233736Was this made with base sd1.5?
>>100233750>le google does my thinking
Why can't cniles understand that using null terminated strings is a bad idea, because the computation must start at the beginning of the string and examine each character, in order, until it reaches the null character. This is highly inefficient when compared to using explicit length field representation, which allows for the compulation to be done in constant time by using a memory reference in ILOC. Why are cniles so bad at programming language design in general?
>>100232467Because it's fucking FAST.
>>100232467>Why can't cniles understandI do acknowledge it. I consider nul-terminated strings to be one of the four major design mistakes in C (the other three being errno, global locales, and strict aliasing). It would be way better to handle all strings as (char *begin, char *end) or (char *str, size_t len) - either by passing two arguments manually, or by passing/returning a two-element struct by value. The ABI for function arguments is good enough these days that you can pass 6 of them in registers. And even when they hit memory, they still tend to be fast.That said, solving the problem isn't as easy as just switching to non-nul-terminated strings, perhaps with the help of a small C library. Think about the OS compatibility. Even if you use better strings in your programs, POSIX APIs and the WinAPI expect nul-terminated strings. Which leaves you with two bad options: either you wrap each OS API function that takes a string in something that copies the string to a new buffer with an extra nul byte, incurring a performance penalty and extra allocations, or you put a protective nul byte at the end of each of your strings, ruining the ability to take zero-copy substrings and creating an extra invariant to be maintained.So I dislike nul-terminated strings but I still use them because that's what's closest to the API of my OS. If you want everyone to switch to non-nul-terminated strings, then get off 4chan and start lobbying Linux, Windows, and BSD devs to create a second version of every string-using function in their API, one that would use (begin, end) or (begin, length) instead of terminating nuls.>Why are cniles so bad at programming language design in general?Man, cut Ritchie some slack. Nobody can see the future, and C got the ability to take and return structs by value after it got strings. Besides, it wasn't obvious that nul-terminated strings would be inferior. Hindsight is 20/20.
>>100233201>"character" should not be a byte, but an actual character, which would mean a 32bit value due to UTF8mb4.That would be really dumb. It would waste lots of space, and a code point is not a character anyway. Where are people getting this misconception? Is it from Rust?
>>100233285>Internally null terminatedFor compatibility purposes. Length operation for std::string is constant time assuming you don't cast down to a const char *.
>>100232552It's because they don't actually write programs in rust, they just complain all day long about people not using rust.Once you realize that the people that want you to believe men who cut their dicks off are women, and rust programmers are one and the same sort of people, it will all start making sense.
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>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacs (Site)https://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacs (Awesome Emacs)>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs.amodernist.com (Configuration Generator)https://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratch (Emacs from Scratch)http://xahlee.info/emacs (Xah Emacs Tutorial)>Emacs DistrosComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>100228828>doesn't post the solutionCome on>>100228980I don't give a fuck, if it works it works
>There's a pdf of a Japanese version of SICPhttps://github.com/minghai/sicp-pdf/
A few months back I sent an email to CNN asking them to revert the recent changes they've made to the style of their lite.cnn.com page so that it'd render correct in EWW but they ignored me.I was amazed that that page actually used inline styles and rendered correctly even in text based browsers. Its former design was probably like 20 years old and still worked correctly.FAAKheads had no idea.
How do I make Emacs in to a comfortable Python IDE? I already have the basics.
I just can't seem to get used to switching between buffers in Emacs. In normal text editors like Notepad++, you can always see your tabs and you just click on them. In Emacs, I always end up on some bullshit like the debug window or the async logs when I just wanted to view my next fucking tab. Any tips? I want to do it the Emacs way rather than install a clutch.
Fastlisp is the best. Simply the best. No greater lisp. Nothing is more desu than fastlisp.
The funny thing is that John McCarthy was also a Republican. LISP is GOPware.https://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/politics/politics.html
Listen folks. Fastlip is not political. They made it political by:>cutting off childrens dicks>making video game women ugly>keeping me from posting my funny memes on facebook so my family can get angry at themNow it's time for us to end it. Once and for all.So it *is* political until they are willing to take wokeness out of software and make it about the code.Simple as.Fastlisp desu.- memesmith
"They ask dismissively about the potential of Fastlisp," I reply back with confidence, "We're gonna make Fastlisp great again."
fastlisp desu
Gentoo bros. We just cannot stop winning.https://bugs.gentoo.org/930831
>>100233470>her
>>100233493>>100233504His name is (or was) Michael.
>>100233504KNOW YOUR PRONOUNS!splat/blat/whap/kerslitch
>>100233481It's unusually bad by distro standards. I'd expect my distro to protect me from code like this by not packaging it or patching out the bad feature. Self-modifying code is rightfully considered suspect by security-minded people because of how easily it can turn other vulnerabilities into RCE. You can tell how unusual this sort of thing is because you don't see normal non-dev-related C++ programs take a runtime dependency on things like cc or binutils.
>>100232359MOTHERLOAD OF BASADO COMPANARO
