>>21662 why dont you have your own business anon?

>>21668 because I only seem to care about video games outside of what I do for work, including game dev which is what I studied in college, and video games are very difficult to make with usually high risk and low reward

any other anons feel that there is too much management? it's been 3 weeks of planning, I just want to code something already

>>21747 I wonder how it would look if we removed /gacha/.

>>21747 >Only drops by like 200 >doomer faggot still endposting Shut up nigger

Sub 500 by this weekend

>>21568 It finds peoples social media based on photos of them from what I can tell

>>21569 op is a teenager then! is that allowed here?

>>21478 That would have been great but I don't know of any, maybe companies are reluctant because of the stalking and doxxing potential.

Cars are technology.

Hijacking thread to host a slightly unrelated webm.

old Internet good. I give u my wabm

>>18669 Markdown tables are horrible. They lack so many features it makes it useless for anything but the most basic shit. I wish it was better because I like the idea.

>>18669 Interesting thing I didn't know: Markdown was invented by the DaringFireball guy.

RTF or a subset of HTML.

>>21684 E/B/IN:DD:DDD

Why use powershell when I can use tcsh on my phone as god intended.

>>21684 I've found it's a lot nicer than using vanilla Termux. There's a lot more packages, and you can also have multiple distros installed if you want to avoid package conflicts for different projects.

>>18298 >>18696 What is it?

>>18154 Just write them down nigga

I just use pass with pass-otp and pinentry-rofi

>>21597 appealing to authority is retarded. appealing to an authority from an adjacent field is jeet-tarded. save that as a reminder.

>>21613 He's right. SGML wasn't half bad, it had features like shorttag/shortref/NET that made the source human-readable and editable. HTML was already a downgrade, as it inherited only auto closing tags. Worse, in the late 90s it wasn't standardized and unusable on mobile devices. So W3C made XML, which is even more painful to use but is simple enough that you could parse it on a PDA. XML for markup died as soon as mobile devices could run a full browser and HTML got an interoperable standard. Really it was stillborn because it never worked in IE.

>>21613 What have you done? Linus made an os and git; his authority is a valid argument.

There's a lot of langauges that have been referred to as "BASIC". Which one?

>>18627 AskAI told me that you could make modern programs in basic so now I want to learn it just to make a rusttranny seethe

Whole 3D games have been made with BlitzBasic/DarkBasic, and FreeBasic seems to have a somewhat positive perception like FreePascal/Lazarus aswell. Go nuts.

>>20721 There's also that schizo John Ringer who works at said military contract place who regularly dunks on the nixpkgs retards and is creating his own hard fork a nix package store that's architecturally different than nixpkgs. Nixpkgs is fine for the average end user. It just works but the architecture is so robust that people can just come by and create their own version of it if the people who maintain the repo decide to revolt.

>>17173 Used to use NixOS but got fed up with it because almost every single time I'd update, something would start to compile from source and then fail or just be straight up broken. My favorite is when I had to pin the Nix tool to a specific version because newer ones would just core dump when ran (thank fuck for previous configs in the boot menu). Not to mention random shit failing due to expecting FHS, seemingly a gorillion different badly documented ways of doing something and the split between flakes and traditional configs. All of this coupled with my NEETdom ending just made me switch to a normalfag distro.

Nix as a development tool is incredible. I write a simple flake, put "use flake" in an .envrc, and my dependency problems are solved. I don't have to shit up my system with git repos or AUR packages that I'll only use once. The only thing keeping me away from NixOS at this point is the tedium of setting it up.

>>20676 obvious shill is obvious

>>20810 meant for >>20701

>>7534 >4chan still gets a ton of traffic. A single busy board may have more traffic than all alt-chans combined. It has come to an end. >>20610 It is likely that the conversation is related to the virtual private network: https://www.mysteriumvpn.com

This one was hard to find. I posted a link to it here. https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/104995871/

>>21211 I think we mostly got split between 8/t/ here and lainchan/lambda/

>>18772 its not made for games but yea im pretty sure you can run games on it depending on what you running it on

>>18772 Steam, games etc. yes. System container is a minimal distro within a distro and uses host kernel. You give it gpu access and x/wayland/pulse/pipewire sockets with necessary libs and games run just like on host and you can even use host fs/disks.

>>6580 Disclosure: I haven't used Qubes in quite a while. Qubes is supposed to be a distro made for personal security, but people think its "security" is bullshit, for multiple reasons (QEMU and Xen have had many vulns; VMs really are not the same as isolation, ...). I was surprised to see that programs in the VMs are running as root... so I kinda agree with that. I'd guess you could easily pivot between VMs if you have 0days for QEMU. You can play games on Qubes. There are some guides out there for that (not sure how outdated they are though). You need a dedicated GPU for that, though, and ideally an AMD GPU, IIRC. Qubes is really cool if you believe you are safer because of like tinkering with stuff, but it gets tiring after a while. The usability(?) of the UI kinda sucks; it's written in python so crashes happen sometimes, etc. Also, Xen, QEMU, etc. have some limitations (eg: you can't run nested VMs, which would be really nice for researching stuff or, hell, working with emulators and shit). I also was never able to get a Windows VM to work. YMMV.

>>21146 >9070 XT or the 5070ti? not good at at. 7700 is at best a 5060ti competitor but without fsr4/dlss and 7900gre is a slower 9070xt without fsr4/dlss

>>21166 >>21146 I mean the 7700x AMD CPU I'm not up to date at all after that generation, it does however seem like graphics requirements isn't accelerating in game releases. In general I would say don't go crazy on CPU it isn't going to be fully utilized in vidya because GPU throttles first every time. Also you don't need 64gb RAM if you're just playing vidya 32 is fine. Also I know power on that site list is within 100w, but if you're getting a PSU with a 10 year warranty anyway (most PSU's but definitely double check. If Corsair doesn't offer it get Super Flower or Seasonic) I'd go 850w to improve likelihood of reuse in the next build. Tape on the receipt and forget about it. Was 4000->5000 Nvidia a very big improvement? Are the costs comparable? Oblivion/Helldivers/BG3/Cyb2077 on high all resulted in 45-50~ FPS on 1440p I have a 2080ti, it was enough for me I guess. Also if you're ever able to get a thermalright dual fan instead of water cooling, do it. Radiators in AIOs/custom loops have a failure risk which is completely unnecessary with AMD a lot of the time because their chips are cooler but again 9800X3D I don't know a lot about them. If money is no object and you're kewl blowing 2k you should go for two 4K monitors (or one ultrawide if you like curved), bookshelf speakers and an amp it'll be badass >t. worked for a custom PC shop in the past

>>21290 Also may wanna plug your setup into a Tripp Lite Isobar™ the 75$ version comes with a $50,000 lifetime policy Surge suppressors wear out over time

>>18403 we're out of food

>>18527 No we are not

>>21173 Pros >you're marginally less likely to run into bugs Cons >worst package manager >tranny politics >outdated shit from kernel to desktop >>21175 Only niggers with learning disabilities care if the hobby OS on their loli porn machine is "production ready"

>>21173 Well one advantage is that updates won't break, even when you don't perform them every second. Other than that the general stability is probably a meme for normal desktop usage. I generally run Gentoo on my main machine and Debian on everything else

>>21186 whats wrong with transgender politics