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It does have pretty much all you need at very very basic level. Although if you plan to code a lot reducing weird hand posture like all FN + XYZ on that keyboard would be great. I would get a full keyboard. I have arthritis and work 9-10 hours a day, 5 days a week professionally as a dev for past 25+ years and for the last 8-10 years i have a stack of Logitech K120. Low noise, great dome feel, full keyboard and very very cheap. I even have 2 at home that i switch my mechanical with when coding. At 18$ CAD (13$ usd) it's a very very solid keyboard. They usually last me 4 years full time (around 10k hours)

lower quality than GTP 3.5 you have some version of LLama and light models takes about 16 gb vram to run. There is no way they would run equivalent of GPT 3.5 local on phones. I currently run small model of LLama on RTX A4500 and it take the full 20gb of vram it has to give.

Well we already have all file io, registry, GDI, direct 2d done for desktop. They have a rule where If GC is required they must use C/C++ otherwise Rust. do believe most Azure tools are therefor using Rust including Office 365. Since OP was talking about windows api which mean desktop IO and GDI is pretty much 99% of use case i can see except if you talk solely of gaming. I have not yet seen and update in DevBlogs about DirectX conversion being completed.

it's on DevBlogs somewhere but here a more recent article on it : https://www.theregister.com/2023/04/27/microsoft_windows_rust/ The article is last year but change is way older than that. IIRC it started early covid. Strangely US military and or secret services recently stated they will only deal with application that use safe language therefore c++ isn't good for them anymore and if you look at that Microsoft is doing the switch. I feel like they had the info that it was coming a long time ago

Most if not all of windows core api are now converted to Rust. I haven't check recently but i don't think it's fully completed as they would have most likely posted something in insider devblogs that i follow every week https://devblogs.microsoft.com/ Most if not all are interopable so most language that support interopability can call them pretty easily no matter if it's one of the C, C++ or Rust api. You can use C++ as well as C#, Java, even VB 6.0 and they all interop just fine.

This is a weird way to display. It's mostly just for AMD processors single socket. For intel single socket you would need 3 processors graph, 1 for boost 3.0 P core, 1 for the other P core and 1 for the E cores. A list is much better. I specially run lots of heavy duty multithreaded code and knowing which core boost at what is very important to know where i can squeeze out performance.

I've been programing with C++ for nearly 30 years and even when i was programing it with Visual Studio 97 can't remember i never actually needed to ask myself that question. I later switched to Visual Studio 2002 when it came out and still to this date i never had a single instance i had to worry about the compiler i am using. Code... click run and it run

lol

use Brave

Just don't waste time with company that claim these thing and ask you to upload things to them. Just use OWASP. It is an NPO association has many security tools and it's not limited to php. I can detect vulnerability in javascript as well as a third party dll in a C++ app. It also have a pen test toolset somewhere for web or desktop app

Depend on your level of knowledge in programming. You can simply make a windows service to runs every minute which run powershell, c#, java that simply connect to your email, read the emails and find the link and do everything itself

If your goal is to render online then obj + mtl is all you need. Just add Three.js library. Make sure sure you import the objloader and mtlloader and display in the html.

Typically you should only have to connect with a wire once on the router, activate remote management and then just put a shortcut link in your favorite browser on your steam deck and administrate it from there.

Well if you are running on windows it's easy, you can use windows text to speech var synthesizer = new SpeechSynthesizer(); synthesizer.SetOutputToDefaultAudioDevice(); synthesizer.Speak("Some text to say"); This simply transform any text to speech using the default audio source so typically your speaker on a laptop. Now windows come with at least 1 male, 1 female voices installed with your OS language but you can install more. I had at least 5 male/ 5 female for both english and french. You can see which you currently have with the synthesizer object using the get installed voices var voices = synthesizer.GetInstalledVoices() Now that is not a perfect voice simulation but way better than your need. Now seems likes 2-3 voices isn't enough right ? well actually it is. Since you actually decide the audio output device of where the sound is going you can easily redirect to : 1 - You own audio coded device with NAudio (a .net lib) and grab the wave and apply filter to speed up, slow down, increase/decrase pitch... to change the voice output 2 - OBS and apply filters on audio source 3 - Audacity and do whatever you want with the audio. All this is 100% free and 100% off the grid. I actually build something similar to this to read prompt text file with thousands of different voice, randomly generated at first and filtered after. that was back in 2006-2007 and i believed they are still using it. This whole feature set also come with Speech to text. Back then i use to listen to user prompt and make my own assitant and respond to his demand but nowaday you could simply add ChatGPT and make players have conversation with the AI. You just need to tell it first who he is, what he knows, what he's trying to convey and let them speak to your laptop lol.

if it's like the last 2 gen i have been screwed over it will be 2 or 3 motherboard (total all AIB included) that you can actually buy. And after a while none are produced anymore so if something break it's now an expensive brick. They wont get me 3 times