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 №35477[Reply]

I personally like ed.
>Ed is the standard text editor.
Its really simple, no fuss, and isnt full of trannies like vim. On that note, ex and nvi/vi are good as well but they just have too many modes for me, anything over 2 personally just confuses me since im kinda stupid geg. Ed is perfect since its small, no fuss, fast, and edits text, which is all you could and should ever want from a text editor.
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 №35500

>>35486
bloatware tbh

 №35501

>>35490
i use the standard GUI text editor in debian (forgot its name) for my diary, but i use ed for everything else since it feels closer to the metal which i like

 №35562

>>35497
nvim doesn’t mean neovim?
I started using neovim and realized that its emacs but worse. Neovim also has a troon community o algo.

Troon community eventually means troon devs which eventually means troon shovelware.

 №35569

Microsoft Edit

 №35570

Text Mechanic

 №35588

>>35562
vi -> vim -> neo-vim
|
v
nvi


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 №35565[Reply]

Real aryans configure their init systems to play linus droidvalds edits overlayed with a terminal emulator for boot and typing a password.

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 №35505[Reply]

i tried corebooting my thinkpad and when i turned it back on it started screaming at me
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 №35539

>>35538
why do computers do this???

 №35540

>>35539
I think only dell and lenovo do this though. its fucking retarted and noone talks about it.

 №35553

>>35519
https://www.coreboot.org/
its an alternative BIOS that removes intel management engine but you gotta manually clamp onto the BIOS chip and wipe the existing data from it. i managed to put everything back together and it did power on and boot to windows but when i first turned it on my screen flooded with errors

i might take a screenshot or howeveroveryonderthoughsobeit

 №35555

>>35538
oh the buzzer went off GEEEG

 №35556

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>>35553
>using windows with coreboot

 №35561

>>35556
its temporary


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 №35323[Reply]

>programming is the closest mankind has ever come to wizardry and dark arts

 №35559

Lute didn't say this

 №35560

>Lute didn't say this
Ö


 №34270[Reply]

sisa
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 №34321

harrowing example of an irl slopjak

 №35526

>>34270 (OP)
sisa

 №35529

dude literally the first frame you see him, you can immediately tell that he is a man, you dont even need to hear his voice

 №35532

ECS is retarded as fuck and nobeidor uses it. OOP wonnered

 №35536

>>35529
she has boobas doe

 №35550

>>35536
those are mantits


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 №35236[Reply]

FLAC uses lossless compression, while MP3 is 'lossy'. What this means is that for each year the MP3 sits on your hard drive, it will lose roughly 12kbps, assuming you have SATA - it's about 15kbps on IDE, but only 7kbps on SCSI, due to rotational velocidensity. You don't want to know how much worse it is on CD-ROM or other optical media.
I started collecting MP3s since 2016 (10 years ago), and if I try to play any of the tracks I downloaded back then, even the stuff I grabbed at 320kbps, they just sound like crap. The bass is terrible, the midrange…well don't get me started. Some of those albums have degraded down to 32 or even 16kbps. FLAC rips from the same period still sound great, even if they weren't stored correctly, in a cool, dry place. Seriously, stick to FLAC, you may not be able to hear the difference now, but in a year or two, you'll be glad you did.
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 №35279

ancient 'pasta

 №35530

are you retarded?
lossy/lossless is compression, it doesnt mean anything about its file size if you dont interact with it

 №35531

oh wait i just got baited, fuck

 №35535

OPUS vvon (ev&oe vichan doesn't support it)

 №35544

Use .m4a for everything audio if you're not an audio professional/serial archiver, btw.

 №35655

>>35535
marge doesnt opus work if you bundle it with .mp4 instead of .mkv?


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 №35527[Reply]

What do (you) use for a thread-watcher on jarty?

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 №35174[Reply]

how can i learn c++ so my fluoride infested goy brain actually starts working, what are some good projects i can start with
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 №35229

start with flipping RAM bits using a magnetted needle.

 №35231

insane how no one linked this
https://www.learncpp.com/

 №35523

dont use OOP unless you absolutely have to, its a fucking mess.
I recommend C, its way easier and just as efficient as C++

 №35524

>>35222
>only pajeets think C is good
>yes i shit myself whenever i see a double pointer or a memory address
just kill yourself already, C++ wouldnt even exist without C

 №35525

>>35523
if im learning php would learning c be quick?

 №35528

>>35525
I dont know since i never used php, but learning C is already quick by itself since its syntax is very small
its an easy to learn hard to master language


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 №35282[Reply]

The funny thing is, as soon as you tell me (and quite proudly, I might add) that you primarily run Linux, I already know a ton about you. I know that you have no artistic ability – that you're not into full-stack or front-end dev (no photoshop), you're not a photographer (no lightroom), and you're not into video editing (no premiere). I know you're not a software entrepreneur, as you would have needed full-stack development for that. I know you're not into remote collaboration with Google Drive (and Dropbox support is being ended soon). I know you're not an iOS developer (no XCode), or mobile developer at all (which generally requires Photoshop). I know you haven't honed your UX/product sense. Even if you dual-boot, I know you're in pain and will probably lose a bunch of data one day and have no idea what happened. You see that? In your search for "freedom," you have boxed yourself in like a caged rat.
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 №35474

>>35460
why does nobody use this? i see everybody using davinci even doe its proprietary trash

 №35475

this old ass bait was in the dead sea scrolls

 №35504

>>35474
i use it. Its kinda slow though thats because my laptop is trash not because its unoptimized (using straight ffmpeg takes a long time as well, ev&oe i use linux)

 №35518

>>35504
have you tried kdenlive at all? its good for simple video editing but it doesnt have the fancy features like davinci

 №35520

>>35518
yeah, i made like 3-4 videos with it, its fairly nice. My experience with "video editing" (if you can call it that) before kdenlive was with ffmpeg.

I never used davinci though

 №35522

>>35520
im retarded
i thought you meant you use davinci geg


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 №35221[Reply]

techgqds, I know nophono about keyboards. I just use shitty cheap ones I get at second hand stores. I want to build a mechanical keyboard because all my keyboards break in a 2-3 months. Can someone tell me the most non-raped non-tranny non-nerd cheap mechanical keyboard that has good build quality and doesn't use faggot software? I'm willing to spend a bit more or build it myself if it means good longevity.
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 №35278

>>35221 (OP)
buy some shitty office keyboard by hp or something for 20€

 №35280

Just buy a Logitech K120 or two. They last forever.
>my clitty is LEAKING you need MECHANICAL KEYBOARDARINOS FUCKING RETARD
Troon.

 №35325

>>35275
these are actually gemeralds, I bought one second hand and no modern keyboard even comes close to something this good for typing
>loud as fuck
correct but I like the sound
>pain to clean
this is true

 №35332

>>35270
4cuck /g/eets say this

 №35410

>>35221 (OP)
budget?
>>35280
no

 №35496

>>35221 (OP)
>iso keyboard layout
vile


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 №35427[Reply]

i deliberately go out of my way to buy every single thinkpad at my local goodwill so i get it before a tranny can snatch it up and infect it with arch
i snagged a bunch of holy grails like the x61, x220 and t480 this way. i don’t ever plan on selling them because there’s a chance it will end up in a shitskin troon’s hands and not aryan spergGODS
everybaldi should be doing dis
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 №35436

i sneed to buy some thinkpads because i sneed parts and shieet so i can have a schixophrenic to the max setup with coreboot on them and ime disabled and run gentoo or artix or openbsd on them or something depending on what i do with them
they are actually very good laptops
also do tx80s have hardware radio switches

 №35463

i can get thinkpads at goodwill?
has anybaldi else here bought thinkpads from goodwill? are thinkpads common to find there?

 №35464

tf is a thinkpad what are mutts doing

 №35466

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retardDEITY
>arrow because i dont look like this, OP does

 №35468

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>Impulsively buying every thinkpad to grow the thinkpad collection

 №35471

>>35468
i would do dis if there were thinkpads in my area


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 №35456[Reply]

>yes i use sli geforce 8800 gts's and a core 2 duo e8600 on windows vista how could you tell

 №35803

I had this setup but with an overclocked Q6600. It had 2 WD Raptors but my dad threw them away. Still pissed


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 №35455[Reply]

is there any commodore OS vision users among you 'teens?

is it worth it?

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 №35401[Reply]

Koss headphones won nuswah

 №35448

Too uncomfy
IEMs WQN

 №35452

more like kys headphones

 №35454

>>35401 (OP)
not paying 40€ for trying out something that is potentially trash lil bro

 №35473

>>35454
nusoi doesnt know how to refund things


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 №35243

randomization is probably the better way to do it in existing browsers
why not just make a browser that literally cannot be fingerprinted, doe (because no differences in the environment it runs in should affect what the browser does to start with)

 №35281

Standardization.

I work on browser fingerprinting as part of my job and randomization can be trivially detected by cross referencing reported values against other signals and even turned into part of the fingerprint. Standardized setups for it like Brave aren't too bad, easier to detect than custom setups but doesn't make you too unique, but rolling your own setups with a hodgepodge of extensions and user.js tweaks can easily single you out as one in a million since nobody else is spoofing the exact same set of signals as you.

The Tor Project is aware of this and that's why the Tor browser uses standardization instead of randomization. Their implementation pretty effective too, you can't extract much entropy at the browser level from Tor users other than their operating system and CPU arch.

 №35286

>>35281
that will only work if everyone uses a standardized browser which wont happen, otherwise you wont be able to use many websites due to disabled features or they will just see that its you because nobody else is using librewolf in your ip address area.
you just need to pretend to be a different browser each session to blend in and spoof the entropy. and perhaps make extensions undetectable somehow by using css or dom namespaces.
so basically randomization of standards.

 №35354

>>35219 (OP)
standarization on apple devices, random on everything else.

 №35453

bump

 №35508

>>35243
is that possible though?


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