>>5240 >>5241 Android is only good for consoom. Even ignoring Google spying on us , using hardware we pay for, Android is absolutely useless for any professional work in any field , except maybe Only fans cam work.

>>5240 Except for programming and consuming anime, I am switching fully to dedicated hardware/analog solutions. No time for unreliable bullshit. Listen to endless jess >>5060 , he captured it perfectly.

>>5242 this kek >>3528

I understand the hate for Vim. I used to be one of the haters. But a simple question. What program allows you to replace a special character with newline ? I don't want to convert anyone to Vim. use whatever you like. But people argue against Vim without addressing its strengths. Yes it is archaic and primitive, but it still does text editing excellently. There are a few editors like Helix, which have similar or better functionality. But people who want this kind of extreme, already use vim or emacs.

>>3528 This is a niche complaint. But I wish we had more real time processors and computing. Computers that can be optimized to do one or two things well, in latency less than 10 ms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_computing General purpose computing , that is not power efficient, has too much lag etc, like your phone, is just consoom bullshit.

>>5282 >General purpose computing , that is not power efficient, has too much lag etc, like your phone, is just consoom bullshit. >New optimized algorithm/"App" comes out >Phone needs to be able to run it This is why it doesn't work, there is a reason why PCs/Phones are "General Purpose". If you really want something embedded/"Real time" there are always dedicated music players/GPS/radios/document writers etc etc

>>5283 Also your complaint is a meme tbh. The issue is most software are just way too abstracted, hardware < drivers < OS < APIs < toolkits < ??? < apps Give Haiku or FreeBSD a try on even 10-15yo hardware,

>>5284 I use bsd for a personal server. I like it, but for anything non pure IT, it lacks support for external hardware and extending it is a pain. But your answers lack imagination. Imagine you had real time computation, the things you could do. In trying to defend the present, you are missing what could be.

>>5241 kek but i need some extensions not avaliable on trannyforx >>5180 got solution for that?

>>5325 >but i need some extensions not avaliable on trannyforx >Epub Reader >Screen Recorder >Image Downloader (probably can be subsidized by downthemall) anon...

>>5326 those particular ones others arent as good

>>5325 Download your epubs, use Sumatra.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tiny11-shrinks-Windows-11-down-to-just-100-MB.797904.0.html Useful

>>5346 >custom ISO just open powershell, type 'get-appxpackage | remove-appxpackage' and use this to remove edge https://github.com/ShadowWhisperer/Remove-MS-Edge Also SimpleWall to cockblock most Windows spyware and optionally Defender Control from Sordum to disable Defender

>>5359 I used to do all this, till I just accepted using Linux instead. Now my setup script does my work for me. Being a winfag is a disability.

>>5396 matched a rx570 for 3x the price. although good if you want a moderately good gaming with low power consumption, in a small form factor. >>5399 old news, we already have Lapce, tho now that Zed is out it will probably meet the same fate as Atom/Sublime

>>380 it's so over death to elon cuck twatter, as big of a cesspool it may be, still has some extremely high quality information which can't be accessed without a fucking account now

>>5422 https://nitter.soopy.moe It is not dead. Severely restricted yes. Musk is just another servant of the naglok.

>>5402 > although good if you want a moderately good gaming with low power consumption, in a small form factor. Very attractive for a small enclosure. Looking forward to it. Intel glows hard. > old news, we already have Lapce, tho now that Zed is out it will probably meet the same fate as Atom/Sublime I never understood the appeal of atom and sublime.

>>5424 >>5402 What's wrong with Intel? I've got an Iris and works decently for games and streaming.

>>5423 the API is bust, and will not be updated all the working instances will die out slowly

>>5426 VPN, or Perugger?

>>5424 >Intel glows hard. google AMD PSP

>>5424 dunno about sublime but Atom was being developed by Github before VSCode even existed. Infact, Electron was created to create Atom, although now its a much bigger project (also, dont confuse CEF with electron)

EU is internally auditing its laws to be applicable to natural living beings only. I asked the reps if this meant that artificial beings are also living in this world. He said yes. He is not someone who jokes. >>5438 >>5432 This is really sad. I have to open a twitter link once in a while and nitter is my go to. Instances are still working for few days though. >>5426 Backdoors and flaws, driver updates restrict performance etc. 13th gen has been good and 14th is looking better. >>5438 Atom was very heavy. I did not solve a problem that had not been solved, but took a lot of resources. The reason people shill vim/emacs is, they do their job and get out of the way without consuming too many resources. I am warming upto codium for particular debugging tasks. Lets see. It is a pain to configure it well. I find it easier to just work in the terminal normally.

>>380 bought shitty wireless earphones for 700 rupees a few months ago they're useful but i bought them mainly so i could listen to shit while i work (I already have a pair of Sony headphones but they look really weird at the workplace). spotify recommendation engine eats shit all the time it makes me listen to literally the same 5 songs all the time, i don't know what was wrong. i was too lazy to compile a playlist so now i bought from a sketchy guy on a motorcycle a 60 rupee pair of chinese slave labour made wired earphones and listen to vividh bharti/AIR. Despite the annoying and repititive ads, they play decent songs and some of the radio hosts are really really pleasant to listen to. Radio is comfy. (when i told my father about my new purchase, he pointed out i could listen to AIR using an internet radio service. i'm retarded... and i won't call my father tech illiterate anymore.)

>>5439 >Atom was very heavy. I did not solve a problem that had not been solved, but took a lot of resources. so is electron, they go hand in hand

>>5445 I avoid electron based apps too. This is why I quit using Obsidian. I am often SSH'ing into my machine or running a remote session, apps that are light work well, heavy apps don't. But when I need to compute large numbers, it helps to keep resources free.

>>5441 Lol. THOUGH, I do like streaming radio instead of needing internet all the time. DD and Akashvani have some decent programs.

>>380 https://github.com/penk/rasti.computer This is love at first sight. I only use my computer for test based g stuff and communication. Using either analog or dedicated gear for the rest.

>>5469 kek, meme just get a old used GPD Win

>>5476 Repairability is a big issue with GPD Win, but yeah, using a mother board that only one company can make is also not idea. I like this for the design though.

>>380 more alternative search engines: https://github.com/benbusby/whoogle-search/blob/main/misc/instances.txt https://whoogle.lunar.icu/ https://metager.org/ https://presearch.com/ https://www.qwant.com/ https://swisscows.com/en http://searxspbitokayvkhzhsnljde7rqmn7rvoga6e4waeub3h7ug3nghoad.onion https://searx.space/ https://www.startpage.com/ https://search.brave.com/ paid+possible glowhole, but has good reviews: https://kagi.com/faq