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Why is the internet such a pain in the ass nowadays?
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Quoted By: >>80474016 >>80474218
Why hasn't this workflow ever been copied by any other OS? (besides unix OSes with certain window managers). It's comfy, it looks cool, and it's efficient. Even Steve Jobs abandoned this concept with later versions of Open Step! The only people keeping it alive are window maker users on linux and BSD.
Quoted By: >>85149915 >>85149924
what technology will help me become a woman?
Quoted By: >>85133163
So I'm developing trollware and I already have these features:
>play random meme sound that can't be muted
> randomly place the fork bomb
>delete random file
>set obscure wallpaper
>change system language
>randomly shutdown
what else should I add?
>play random meme sound that can't be muted
> randomly place the fork bomb
>delete random file
>set obscure wallpaper
>change system language
>randomly shutdown
what else should I add?
Quoted By: >>85126389
Alright, which one of you is DDoSing the 'sharty?
Quoted By: >>85109261
>LOADED. Cleaning gunk out of neovagina [1/100%]
Quoted By: >>85122428
Panasonic toughbooks are:
>extremely repairable
>extremely upgradable
>available with great keyboards
>the MOST durable laptops available
>actually cheap and abundant
Basically, they're everything the thinkpad meme sells itself as. They're better than all business machines because they're built for industry, NOT business - and they're built to last. They have legacy hardware support and intergenerational standards (many generations share the same dock, for example). The only downsides I can think of is the heft (all the better to gatekeep manlets and wristlets) and the lack of a track point.
>extremely repairable
>extremely upgradable
>available with great keyboards
>the MOST durable laptops available
>actually cheap and abundant
Basically, they're everything the thinkpad meme sells itself as. They're better than all business machines because they're built for industry, NOT business - and they're built to last. They have legacy hardware support and intergenerational standards (many generations share the same dock, for example). The only downsides I can think of is the heft (all the better to gatekeep manlets and wristlets) and the lack of a track point.
Quoted By: >>68418252
I fucking hate niggers trannies women and faggots, when are we gonna make programming white again?
Quoted By: >>85033537 >>85033675,1
normies ruin everything they touch.
>web dev
>before normies
fast page loading, responsive
>after normies
bloat, excess javashit, unresponsive garbage
>crypto, blockchain
>before normies
worked as intended, didn't cause any harm to anything
>after normies
gpu shortage
electricity shortage
blockchain buzzword everywhere
>AI
>before normies
industry moved forward as intended
>after normies
everything is AI now, simple "if else" statements are going to revolutionize the whole planet
*Import AI from AI
>web dev
>before normies
fast page loading, responsive
>after normies
bloat, excess javashit, unresponsive garbage
>crypto, blockchain
>before normies
worked as intended, didn't cause any harm to anything
>after normies
gpu shortage
electricity shortage
blockchain buzzword everywhere
>AI
>before normies
industry moved forward as intended
>after normies
everything is AI now, simple "if else" statements are going to revolutionize the whole planet
*Import AI from AI
Quoted By: >>85035473,1 >>85036331
It doesn't happen too often. But when it does, the home button will go away for sometime and then reappear. Does this happen to some of you?
