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Tech Support Questions That Don't Deserve Their Own Thread (QTDDTOT) Some Nobody Sick Of Crap Tech Now 08/17/25 (Sun) 13:28:24 No.104312

No /g/, no /tech/, so whatever. Copy-pasta's going here as this image board near the top of AllChan's Top 4Chan Alternatives page, because I'm certainly fucking not registering on plebbit or twatter just to make a simple inquiry:

What do you call it, when you press hold a letter or number on your physical keyboard, that determines how fast that number or letter gets "auto-typed" and how short the delay is before inserting said character?

I'm using Fluxbox on MX Linux, and I don't know what that setting is called, meaning I don't even know what man page or setting/system application's called that's buried somewhere to look up and RTFM.

If it matters: here's the neofetch for this 11-yo PC which hasn't been updated for several years. It doesn't say which exact version of Fluxbox and which exact version of MX is being used, don't know which exact key terms to web-search to find out how to show that info, and it's likely irrelevant.

Anonymous 08/17/25 (Sun) 13:58:53 No.104313

Was Linux more reliable before the repository/"app store" model made it so any jeet can sneak their uncommented gangescode into an otherwise benign piece of software or driver? heh

Anonymous 08/17/25 (Sun) 14:06:29 No.104314

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>>104312
>>104313

Anonymous 08/17/25 (Sun) 14:18:18 No.104315

>>104314
>Deepseek found my "gangescode" comment funny

These clankers can still take me off guard sometimes, admittedly

Anonymous 08/17/25 (Sun) 18:17:35 No.104317

92% of Indian knowledge workers use AI in the workplace, finds Microsoft and LinkedIn 2024 Work Trend Index

Mumbai, May 16, 2024: Microsoft and LinkedIn today released the India findings of the 2024 Work Trend Index on the state of AI at work. The report titled, “AI at work is here. Now comes the hard part” shows how, in just one year, AI is influencing the way people work, lead and hire. The report spotlights employees’ strong desire for AI integration in the workplace, the opportunities it creates for career growth, and the emergence of AI power users[1] in the future of work.

Microsoft and LinkedIn partnered for the first time for the fourth Work Trend Index to provide a comprehensive view of how AI is shaping work. The findings are based on a survey of 31,000 people in 31 countries, labor and hiring trends on LinkedIn, trillions of Microsoft 365 productivity signals and research with Fortune 500 customers.

https://news.microsoft.com/en-in/92-of-indian-knowledge-workers-use-ai-in-the-workplace-finds-microsoft-and-linkedin-2024-work-trend-index/

Anonymous 08/18/25 (Mon) 12:16:25 No.104320

>>104317
A lazy descendant of an ape finds it convenient to make a machine think and work, while being lazy himself. Perhaps laziness is programmed into humans, laziness is saving resources of body. Official science believes that the human brain consumes a lot of resources.

Anonymous 08/18/25 (Mon) 16:05:58 No.104327

>>104320
Jeets aren't human.

Anonymous 08/18/25 (Mon) 17:08:28 No.104328

>>104327
Biologically, they are humans. Even a gypsy woman who wants to hypnotize, take a guy to a gypsy camp and sell him as a thrall to a brick factory or a farm is a human. She's just a vicious person.

Anonymous 08/18/25 (Mon) 17:09:23 No.104329

>>104327
You think too highly of humans.