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>>1105 install kde, it just works

>>1110 indeed, real chads are on kde, like myself

>>1108 >gnome is about as bloated Bloated in comparison to kde or xfce but not windows kek >>1109 >>1110 kde barely frees 200-300 mb more which is negligible and gnome makes up for it with zram anyway, might just go kde lets see

>>1105 Update 1: Was messing around with bootloaders and noticed windows maliciously changes and even overwrites the ESP to change UEFI priorities. Muh dual booters zara idhar aana. Anyways I have decided to go against systemd-boot even though its faster and has CLI

>>1113 just stick to grub, these meme bootloaders only work well when all your OSes are lunix

>>1073 It categorises and tags using a local on device model ig right? Can I manually add tags though?

>>1073 >my app Subhash Gottumakkala?

>>1070 ente

>>1075 no i am his cocksleeve

>>1091 ???

so javascript is actually a very good choice for asynchronous programming. the main tread runs on single-tread, the async process is non-blocking, it will run in background while running the main thread (kinda like concurrently)

there are mainly 3 important parts in js runtime. - call stack - task queue - microtask queue call stack as the name suggest is a stack of "functions" task queue and microtask queue are FIFO structure that holds callbacks from async operation like setTimout, fetch, setInterval I/O bla bla bla. then only difference between task queue and microtask queue is priority. task queue has more priority that microtask queue

now that i have some good hold on js, i think I can start typescript (which is as some people says is just a linter)

>>1097 Dont

>>1100 it's industry standard, why not?

>>977 paneer is making hindi chan

>>979 typical abbo cope u are also inferior like ur gangu counterparts disgisting abbo

>>983 4cuck has range banned indians though

>>987

>>977 http://148.113.17.68:3001http://148.113.17.68:3001

Does everyone in imageboards suffer a d experience same life ??? This was one of my many internal thoughts how do you people articulate it so well??

>>1082 I feel you yaaro I pirate most of the stuff I see like movies and games, But I never download and archive them I have been thinking for a long time about archiving the Media I like into my device and to preserve it like I did with the hard-drive of my broken old laptop. How do you efficiently Archive Media without Filling up too much space anons? Do I compress it and store it in zip files?

I also feel like Digital Media will be treated similarly to how old Books are treated nowadays They are Disposing the Books after feeding them to the Machine The Machine is telling them to create a monopoly over Knowledge We must protect the data, the memories and The Past so that they won't corrupt their perception of us like they are doing with those before us. Never Forget Nalanda.

>>1087 I just zip them currently. Trying to find more better ways though. >>1088 Trvke First they got us rid of physical media, and now digital media. They want to remove the notion within human consciousness that you can own your stuff and keep it with you till you want to. They want everyone to become a renter not owner, you don't own your digital games, books, movies and music which you get from these corpos. Those are ephemeral, they can take it away from you anytime. They want to monopolize on media and make it such that you can find it only from them.

>>1082 If you actually use google for research, just use x ray search operators and you'll find most things. Search engines are meant to serve slop for the average person and serve as top of funnel for ads. Just go old school and search for sites like you would on darknet. Imagine there are no crawlers or seo. You can't get a website just by typing "football piracy site saar"

I don't understand any of this. Is this a global izzat loss for us or just another nothing burger? >emudhra >trusting jeets ever

>>1059 Global izzat loss, but they're not talking about other american company who had hackers sitting there for 1 month running background job for exporting data https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50173716https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50173716 He who controls the social media controls the narrative

>>1039 Holy cow, how come we had this bad cybersecurity, थू

E chudra

>Naveen Kumar ML >Assignee >Comment 39 • 5 hours ago >There are a lot of questions here. As most of you can imagine, we have been subject to intense social media scrutiny and analysis by investors/customers over the last few days and it has made doing any meaningful analysis of the event pretty much impossible. The event happened on April 30 2025 and was done by set of people who have worked in the PKI industry for several years and worked with us for a while. There is a lot of digging we need to do to understand the circumstances, why, what, how to share a meaningful report that can hopefully benefit the community. I do not know why some community members think we wont be getting back on this bug. When we signed up for the browser program trust, we also signed up for disclosure obligations to the community which we will uphold. >Naveen. Bro thinks he's part of the team lmao. Jeets need to stop attributing one paisa of trust to gora saab in the big 2026. "The community" will just spin his answers in the worst way possible. Bro needs to stop typing srsly.