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both kde and gnome know best
Nice tiling wayland compositor for kde?
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>>38066 irrelevant if you are not a shitskin with a core 2 duo
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here in india we beat it to the kde dragon mascot
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>>38043 GNOME IS ARYAN AND IS FOR TRUE GIGACHADS GNOME VVONNED I LOVE GNOME
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why are people obsessed with filming shit on their phones so much
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>>38076 GEEEEEG! Normalcattle are so fucking retarded, they can't even remember enjoyable events and need to make recordings in order to not forget them!
Whenever I go on holiday with my family my mother takes a gorillion pictures. She asks me why i don't take many and I just tell her that theres no point, 90% of the time you will never go back and look at them. She says its for memories. At least she isn't posting them online or anything. I'd rather just live in the moment. When I go on holiday I take my 3DS to play vidya on the plane and I take a picture or two I find scenic each time to have a sort of catalog for my holidays. Normally its just a view of the sea or a bird doe. Pictures are kinda acceptable but recording videos is retarded. You're at a concert or a party and these niggers just stand there holding their phones. Enjoy it, dance or sing o algo, don't sit there on your phone.
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>>38081 tsmt i never get the people who like to post everything online
>my mom o algo
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>>38076 >a memory span so shit, you have to take 1000 photos and record 500 videos to barely remember your heckin' happy memorinos!!!!!
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do i switch to linux? im on windows 10 (works perfectly, everything i need is on here) BUT ive been curious about linux and other operating systems (for the most part linux) can you guys recommend some good distros?
Must have a mental defficency if you can't even touch the fucking terminal
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>>38025 Fax fuck cachy it's hot bloated ass and it uses KDE
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>>38062 Im sure when you want to write a command to iterate over all files in bash and do some bullshit you read through all the man pages for 12 hours and and then pull it out of your ass where you store a lot of other things as well. Using chatgpt is literally the advanced form of using stackoverflow btw. Its trained on it and you can see it as a smart database unless youre a contrarian edgelord with too much time than you know what to do with.
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>>>38062 >Im sure when you want to write a command to iterate over all files in bash and do some bullshit you read through all the man pages for 12 hours and and then pull it out of your ass where you store a lot of other things as well. Using chatgpt is literally the advanced form of using stackoverflow btw. Its trained on it and you can see it as a smart database unless youre a contrarian edgelord with too much time than you know what to do with.
I have a 2023 Ausu A15 laptop with an additional m.2 and a swapped ram stick. It has a pirated and debloated Windows. Works great, but starts only after multiple minutes of holding the power button. What do? What improve?
>>38021 It diddynt work you tabletop stationary user
I have to hold it
Like starting up a racecar
>>38028 can you post video proof nigga how is your goymachine this raped
>inb4 opsecdemon nobaldi oxing a nophono just dont be retarded
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>>38008 Make sure you boot drive is the #1 on the boot priority and enable fast boot in BIOS
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>>38029 I can show it in my bathroom but everyone constantly says that it smells there even&is it doesnt
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If using goto is a bad practice, why none of them ever remove that syntax? Also what's the use for goto?
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It's bad practice if integrate it as part of your program's typical flow of execution. Gotos in this case should usually be refactored into other control statements or functions which can easily serve the same purpose and are a lot more readable as they don't require you to look around and match gotos with labels. Gotos can be useful for error management/cleanup, at least in C (C++ and C# probably have better ways to handle this, I'm not sure). Something like having a cleanup label at the end of a function that handles freeing heap allocated memory or file closing is fine as it is very straightforward to read and prevents a lot of repeated boilerplate code.
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goto are good. I use them a lot in switch statements. Sometimes you want to reuse functionality without making a retarded helper function
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i just bought a windows 2000 installation cd for my compaq evo (it's a d5s from 2001) but it won't boot from the disk what is wrong with it "DISK I/O error: Status = 00000400 Setup is inspecting your computer's hardware configuration… Disk I/O error: Status = 00000400 NTDETECT failed"
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just install windows 2000 from an iso
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>>37533 Imagine paying $100 for abandonware
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100$ for a dead cd btw fyi
>he doesn't have the windows 3.1 floppy disk pack ngmi
Where do i get microsoft office free with no shady stuff
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sudo apt install libreoffice
Use libreoffice faggot People say that microsoft's variant is supirior somehow but they are the same exact shit, but on how much the can do and how they look Libreoffice is open source + it isnt spyware
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>>37882 >>37923 i mean yeah its way better than what i looked for but my CLASS requires it
libreoffice looks realy good tho thanks for the recom
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Slaughter wh*Tes objective c is trash
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>Slaughter wh*Tes objective c is trash
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What embedded programming is like (commercially)? I remember I used to do some things with Arduino. And my question is that any more interesting than just a bunch of ifs like if distance that I get from this sensor (that comes with all libraries) is less than x then call this library function to make sound? Or is it just Arduino way and it's somehow different in commercial embedding?
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Timers and interrupts are an important part. Sometimes a real-time OS is used to manage different tasks on the controller. Other than that it's just normal C/C++ programming.
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MOOODS
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I switched back to cachyos because its good
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>>37995 I was using opensuse tumbleweed before but I wanted the AUR so it was an upgrade
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It's the obvious choice, it's the easy choice, it's the /calm/ choice, it's the OS that presents 30 thrembillion options of looks for nusois. Mint is for grannies and Artix/Gentoo is for trannies