Why is Mozilla Firefox such a piece of shit?
Literally:
1. Eats up too much rap, even with tab suspending extensions.
2. When you have it open, it won't let MacBook Pro sleep.
3. Literal bloatware even at version 59 or whatever it's at.
What the fuck is wrong with Mozilla?
1. Unused RAM is wasted RAM
2. GNU/Linux doesn't have this problem
3. Your mom is a bloatware
>>60989064
What's the better alternative?
>>60989064
sage sage sage
can we please stop having this thread 20 times a day
Fuck your news edition.
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First for curry
>>60989059
DELETE THIS FUCKING THREAD. Let /PTG/ rest in piece
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>>60988951
>amd is shit even at compiling
ahahaha
Any suggestion? PCPartpicker can’t into i9 yet, this will be my first windows/linux computer and i’l interested in using it as hackintosh too if posible.
>a fucking heater
Fuck off.
install gentoo
get this one instead
Is COBOL one of them?
>>60988874
Some one answer please. I'm teaching myself cobol. The books old 1989. So I hope I could land a job that's irreplaceable.
Perl, I guess, maybe Delphi.
>>60988914
>>60988874
None, really it's mostly about knowledge of domain and codebase.
What exactly is the point of OOP? As far as I can tell, an object is just a blob of data with some associated functions. The difference between foo(obj, arg) and obj.foo(arg) is purely syntactic, so what's the conceptual difference between an object, and a data structure + a set of functions that mung it?
>>60988829
Inheritance and polymorphism.
>>60988896
>Inheritance and polymorphism.
So if you're not using that, your objects aren't real objects/you're not doing OOP?
>>60988923
Yeah. You're just using structs.
Why isn't SSHD more popular? I have a 1tb SSHD in my laptop and the performance is not bad at all. A 1tb SSD costs half of what my laptop cost when I bought it.
You will have a HDD which laptop will have to spend extra power to spin so less battery life.
My guess is that for majority of people SSD+HDD combo is better and SSHD is kind of niche.
I have SSHD and can't complaing.
>>60988795
Drawbacks of both without the benefits of either, basically.
You're still dealing with spinning platters. You can't drop the thing and you get shit latency/IOPS from them. You pay more than you do for a vanilla HDD. You have the SSD cache that ameliorates some of that, but in a way you can't control. The drive decides what's cached, you can't tell it "keep this program in flash so that it starts fast" or anything. It might be fast or slow, depending on when you used it, the drive's algorithms, and the phase of the moon. And you're going to run into that because the cache is only a moderate number of GB, to keep the cost down below a pure SSD.
Pick a lane. Either the speed of an SSD is worth the penalty in cost per GB, or it isn't. There's no sense in trying to split the difference.
Do you have any recommendations for pfsense hardware with gigabit internet?
i3 or wait for C3000 atom's?
Whats the point of pfsense?
Why not just use debian or so?
Thats what I did when I built my router.
>>60988928
Much, much easier if you aren't well-versed in manual *nix networking setup. Comes with a nice web interface.
This post got me thinking
>>60988272
Does anyone actually verify the integrity of their own, source-built packages?
Or do we all just assume somebody else has and its fine?
>>60988758
I only read the sauces of specific open sauce software I'm interested in.
> do we all just assume somebody else has and its fine
Yes. People run partially / fully automatic audits over larger bodies of code, but other than that. it was audited to the degree it was audited.
Are you checking who last inspected a bridge (and when) before you expose yourself to an actually mortal risk by using it?
>Are you checking who last inspected a bridge (and when) before you expose yourself to an actually mortal risk by using it?
Is that a valid comparison?
>something no average bridge-crosser would do
vs
>How far does someone go who decided they need libresoftware to remain free
I'm not worried about someone exploiting the bridge-inspection system to keep an unsafe bridge up, but I am curious about the PLAUSIBILITY of a surveillance-institution exploiting the trust of people who, in the interest of efficiency, don't read ANY source-code.
>>60988758
Is it mundane, boring and/or soul sucking? Then no, nobody does that shit for free.
Why are most Silicoon Valley CEOs pajeets?
Is curry popular there?
Why are most 4chan phoneposters a fucking disgrace?
It's only a matter of time until silicon valley gets a designated shitting street.
>>60988715
You seem poor and angry. And Indian.
Have you bought the new Surface Pro yet, /g/?
Nice $2000 tablet. Saged.
>>60988637
That's a lot of money for a laptop without a keyboard.
Why do people feel as though they need a dedicated app for every website they visit.
Don't y'all just use the chrome app? to me it feels like the closest experience to browsing on a PC. with the tab use and stuff.
Websites without a good mobile layout
Chrome is terrible on mobile.
>>60988612
I agree on principle yet occasionally an app does it better. Like Clover.
Find me a more robust, widespread, and versatile power solution than the LM2500 gas turbine engine.
>protip, you can't
>>60988609
>single core
Kek, what year is this? 1996? Does it even have an iGPU?
intel core i9
>>60988609
The nearby gas plant has two of these, each running a three phase generator and a compressor unit.
Turbine #2 exploded last week, right after a 2.something million dollars overhaul was completed. Friends at the plant say the lubrication pump piled up.. would that mean the refurbishing company has to pony up a refund?
Is there anything that's open source and as fast as old uTorrent?
>>60988555
>>60988555
transmission
>>60988571
/thread
>an alternator on a stick
>>60988542
Some of the best ideas are the simplest. The real feat of engineering is balancing the giant fins on the alternator.
>>60988542
Really makes you think.
>a music transporter