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+{"text":"so you gonna prove that or larp more"}
+{"text":"Can you post grok logs? I have yet to see non-slop grok logs."}
+{"text":"They're mainly talking about image and video generation, but it's still possible to get grok to edit screencaps in certain ways."}
+{"text":"because I don't use such high-level languages. The only ones I use really are C and very limited amounts of Rust. And as an example, C does have standard library functions to open and interact with files, sure, but my main way of interacting with files is to read them into an array, which is much more sensible to do with mmap once the file gets large enough. Also, to sensibly load the file you'll have to use fstat to query the file's size, and at that point you might as well read the file with read(2) instead of C's fread."}
+{"text":"op here, i'm trans btw"}
+{"text":"Understanding syscalls helps even if you don't call them directly. They're the ground truth that puts hard limits on what your program can do. writev is a syscall for writing multiple buffers at once. It's often a bit faster than write but it's equivalent to just calling write multiple times. Rust has a function that wraps writev (write_vectored) but: - you might not think to look for it unless you know that the syscall exists - there's a limit on the number of buffers you can write at once, and this effectively limits the performance of the syscall, but you only find out about this by reading syscall documentation and not stdlib documentation So it pays to learn about it even if you use the wrapper. Another way to think about it is that it's like how it's sometimes useful to look at the assembly that comes out of your compiler even if you never write any assembly. strace (a program that prints the syscalls a process performs) can be an easy way to figure out what a process is doing."}
+{"text":"Potentially (and rarely) saves a seek(). So what? All software (e.g. databases) already written will either use two file handles, communicate it’s changes to the other threads, and/or use a single thread/process for writing a single file. In a word, useless slop-conceived vanity api ike openat(). Soon we’ll have individual syscalls for every conceivable sequence of file operations with all their parameters jammed together. open_at_read_write_close(…"}
+{"text":"That sucks because the OnePlus 15 was my first phone by them and its not that bad. I guess the Android market is way too flooded for every brands flagship to sustain enough sales so the corpos keep making more and more."}
+{"text":"Its so over bros..."}
+{"text":"Just bought this one Did I did good /g/?"}
+{"text":"Next phone will be an oppp"}
+{"text":"5 actually. XeSSFG. Retarded kid."}
+{"text":"Who won?"}
+{"text":"Scott Cawthon on the right"}
+{"text":"At this point it seems like a decent replacement for most Google search, problem solving computer issues, some math stuff, etc. Yeah it's not perfect but neither was going to a forum and asking random people for help with your early attempts at programming and Google is fucking useless these days and even back in the day it would give you a source that's plain wrong. The biggest problem right now is the extreme memory hunger it has."}
+{"text":"your point? you want a new one or you want to complain about it? what is the point in asking this question? get to the point. the r5 is an 11 year old case and you can still buy it new."}
+{"text":"Haven't played around with much yet, but GLM 4.7 flash does loli just fine, even with thinking on. No system prompt telling it to do X and Y, just the system card. Problem is that it's dumb as a sack of bricks. And now I'm wondering if there's something broken in the GGUF metadata. RoPE settings, chat template, etc. how can I be sure it is safe to run? GGUF is a packaging format that contains zero code in it, just metadata and the weights. Will llama.cpp start phoning home if I start running a compromised model? No."}
+{"text":"models cant interact with your system in any way unless you setup tool calling. its like asking gta5 what time it is in real life, it cant know unless it has some way to tell. but more than that, you should already be running a whitelist firewall and never allow programs to access your network or internet unless needed. its not needed for any local models. there is no privacy issues unless you set it up yourself in such a way that you are accessing outside models or something"}
+{"text":"Bro, GLM 4.7 flash is 3B active. You won't get anything smarter than nemo out of it"}
+{"text":"Just run docker image."}
+{"text":"I'm comparing it to Qwen 30BA3B when I say that."}
+{"text":"The job you spent your entire life working for no longer exists"}
+{"text":"reminder: ai shills are jeets"}
+{"text":"Then add all the missing features to Wine in a month or less. Chop chop, I'll be waiting."}
+{"text":"Can I leverage this kind of language for a SW dev interview I have coming up?"}
+{"text":"AI will give people who know what they are doing superpowers, but vibe coders will know less and less about what they are doing as time goes on. They won't even have the vocabulary to ask AI what the problem is when problems crop up. The iPad babies of software. As usual, millennials are going to end up carrying the world on their back."}
+{"text":"So you work your entire life to get a job or what are you even saying"}
+{"text":"I'm a cs student and I want to know how much I should practice vibecoding vs old fashioned coding. Personally I find vibecoding is much faster and better."}
+{"text":"Not much, except for little simple generic things (helpers, etc...), it's ok. But when you're on an actual project, it just produces garbage and after a while it hallucinate. To me, what's worse than no more juniors are juniors who can't even audit the trash claude/gpt/gemini produces. Most of the time it \"sort of\" work, but the code is unmaintainable and not up to industry standards."}
+{"text":"I've got some IC5 applications at microsoft in the screen phase, I know my current place was going downhill. the upper management is getting too involved with the development side of things complaining about speed, calling \".net\" slow because they're so used to wysiwyg drag n drop devs from old ass delphi and vb6. then they started outsourcing to indians, the indians complain if you mention anything on their pull request to their managers who then try to talk to your managers, your managers back you, so they go to the upper management/owners and complain that you're slowing them down. it's the fucking most insane level of gaslighting i've ever seen."}
+{"text":"A couple of reasons it's not gonna work very well long term: 1. Introductory costs that are unprofitable to companies providing the service such as OpenAPI or Google are designed to get people hooked on the service and unable work efficiently without them. When the subsidized introductory prices go away and people are actually expected to pay enough to satisfy shareholders, many companies will drop subscriptions or be forced to compensate for the increased cost by cutting expenses elsewhere such as labor force. As a tool LLMs make things easier, but when you're suddenly doing the work of 3 people because your company dropped 2 other devs to make up the cost difference, you're not really working less. 2. It's going to turn into a competency issue when people become to reliant on it. Cars are an amazing tool that has enhanced our efficiency and saved us time, but in societies such as midwest America, it has led to fat and lazy people who no longer walk anywhere. Over reliance will make people lazy and unable to solve issues or get anything done without it. It's likely that people will rely on it so much that their code base will be full of unrecognizable code that no one understands or knows how to fix it when something goes wrong. 3. Programming itself will likely stagnate. A new language or newer version of one will not have the wealth of years of trouble shooting and working source code to be trained off of. People will not adopt new code if there isn't llm support as people will be too lazy to write on their own. Furthermore existing languages will eventually consume all existing data present LLM and will only have the ability to refine of LLM written code, leading to loss of accuracy over time. For an example of this look at image generation trained off multiple generations of images made by image generation. I am guilty of using it for Unit/Integration tests. I try to avoid using it elsewhere."}
+{"text":"yeah, if you tell it you have a testbed method that sets up a service provider and they can call getservice<name> to test everything, it can write decent tests. saves a lot of time, the downside though, is if you actually wrote something wrong it makes tests that pass despite it being wrong"}
+{"text":"Yes, just 2 more weeks."}
+{"text":"What are you working on, /g/? Previous:"}
+{"text":"was this supposed to apply to topics that change all the time? they change too fast to plateu or even ascend the slope at all. in reality this looks like a little wave going on at the bottom of the valley that never escapes it as you finally get a grasp on some new things, have a mini mount stupid, kicked off into a mini valley by completely new information that didnt exist before, get a grasp of it and ascend, ad inf"}
+{"text":"Should I learn how to use GitHub Actions? Not sure if I can be bothered"}
+{"text":"For work reasons? I'd say it's worth it. It's really not that hard either. Keep in mind that all CI systems are basically the same, and they're all just YAML declarations of shell commands. GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps and others offer a bunch of custom tasks that are just wrappers of shell commands."}
+{"text":"You don't \"work\" on anything lil bro."}
+{"text":"You should really stop with those projections lil bro."}
+{"text":"What does your AI think of you?"}
+{"text":"I got this from gemini, not sure how to feel"}
+{"text":"not really, it just skipped the chat history and shat out the default prompt for everyone"}
+{"text":"I don't want to have to remind Copilot not to use floating point every single conversation we have."}
+{"text":"Don't you have enough AI slop threads, you street-shitting retards?"}
+{"text":"idk if you all dont realize the ai is just using a cookiecutter template or if you're posting fully ironically or somewhere in between where you're interpreting the small variations within the template as descriptive"}
+{"text":"I wonder what's his ethnicity"}
+{"text":"China can't even invade Taiwan (and will never do it lol), let alone threaten the wealthiest and most powerful country in human history"}
+{"text":"It doesn't matter yet another racist ragebait thread report & move on"}
+{"text":"i get your point, but you're kinda wrong, the us did a lot of intercontinental wars, where has the chinks did it with themself"}
+{"text":"... for more than 3000 years (forgor that part)"}
+{"text":"he should be more concerned about chips being sold to elon because he's far more likely to cause some sort of adverse event than anyone in china"}
+{"text":"Are CRTs finally making a comeback?"}
+{"text":"It's an LCD anon. IF, and that's a huge IF, someone decides to make a real CRT nowadays, expect it to be insanely expensive."}
+{"text":"And what about that VCR? Must be absolute dogshit with tons of tracking artifacts \"for the real VHS experience\" or some crap like that. If this doesn't come including a time base corrector it's literal garbage."}
+{"text":"I'd settle for any modern made VCR at this point. The old ones are all dying and are a pain in the ass to fix."}
+{"text":"This, all the ones I have in my house are broken by time, I managed to save one by regreasing some parts, others outright had internal parts snap and aren't recoverable"}
+{"text":"I'm going to take a wild guess and assume the state of the VHS player is similar to the state of casette player, where one factory is left making the absolute shittiest version of it."}
+{"text":"why did people get so mad about audacity becoming a DAW?"}
+{"text":"Use a tag editor you fucking retard"}
+{"text":"i know, i'm tech illiterate, but thank you for helping me anyway."}
+{"text":"/thread"}
+{"text":"This, wxWidgets UI was an abomination. I'm glad they're on Qt now t. gnomie"}
+{"text":"Only big boys can post in this thread."}
+{"text":"Mfw I'm a jew that hates fun"}
+{"text":"there was this guy last time sporting this wallpaper, i found the sauce but was wondering how you edited the wallpaper with that grainy blur and distortion in a similar fashion"}
+{"text":"look up rabyte on furaffinity, aster is cute :3"}
+{"text":"GNOME is love GNOME is life"}
+{"text":"Very nice"}
+{"text":"Bazzite. Then show your dick to the maintainers to remind them of what they threw away."}
+{"text":"And it fucked up again. But I found out what the issue was. For some reason, if my PS3 is turned on, Gwenview fucks up, Dolphin fucks up, other things fuck up. I don't know what the hell is going on, but my PS3 is hooked up directly to my computer via ethernet for FTP."}
+{"text":"Did you bother to read his post or were you too busy finding an excuse to shill bazzite that you weren't paying attention?"}
+{"text":"I could select and use snapshots, just I wouldn't get to the login screen. I managed to boot somehow, but sometimes I have to restart and try again, spam ESC. I don't know what's causing this"}
+{"text":"void linux friendly to white men"}
+{"text":"How does anyone even use Linux? I'm a complete clueless tech illiterate newb and I'm using Debian on over a decade old crappy laptop just fine. Even Wi-fi worked out of the box. And if I want the sound to work all I have to do is to reboot."}
+{"text":"Why is everything in Linux so complicated It’s not linux, it’s ubuntu. Ubuntu, by default, uses a NetworkManager which reads other random configuration files you have to find and edit. If you don’t tell NetworkManager, it can undo any changes you make elsewhere every few seconds or so.  So your ifconfig commands work fir a second, then get silently reverted. Brought to you by the same conceptually retarded that shat out dbus, systemd, wayland, rust, etc."}
+{"text":"No. I don't think AIs are on the level of sentience or sapience yet."}
+{"text":"If I end up torching everything and starting from scratch, what's the best alternative? I just want a really lightweight Linux-based OS for a shitty laptop I'm using as a media server. Literally the only thing it needs to do is run Jellyfin."}
+{"text":"Can we really confidently say that about sapience though"}
+{"text":"Poorest post of 2026"}
+{"text":"Retro Nano or Qudelix 5k? Reddit says the Fiio app sucks but, the features look fine, 10 band eq with autoeq options. Retro Nano is about half the price and has replaceable batteries, Qudelix has crossfeed and cascading eqs for some reason. I'm leaning retro nano."}
+{"text":"what do you suggest i get?"}
+{"text":"with EQ literally anything. Most ideal would be a single driver relatively linear POS so you don’t have to manually tweak a lot of peaks and dips without EQ truthear gate with triple flange tips"}
+{"text":"I'm not poor, I'm a kleptomaniac."}
+{"text":"Python with pointers C is literally that easy"}
+{"text":"Rust still lets you see the error propagation, the ? is straightforward syntactic sugar"}
+{"text":"The C version uses curl and json-c libraries which do all the actual work of downloading the file and parsing the JSON. All of that is boilerplate you need to be able to use those libraries. The \"error messages\" are handled better by the other languages with exceptions, or in Rust, the ? operator. The Python version lets you see what's happening more easily."}
+{"text":"pufferfish wit da big ass lip"}
+{"text":"We would switch without hesitation if a better language came along. So far that has not happened."}
+{"text":"Modules are grotesque. Dead on arrival feature, will never be widely adopted."}
+{"text":"I haven't used it. It all sounded good until I saw the python 3 dependency. But I'll play with it before passing judgement. In general though: All these \"web 3.0\" and \"crypto coin censorship free network!\" crap that's came out over the past few years are all garbage. IPFS was something I had a lot of hope for. But then the developers sold out and long standing bugs haven't been fixed in 6+ years now. They're all too busy working with big tech companies behind the scenes that wanted to use the protocol. Both of the implementations are horrible and it has managed to murder any router I've placed it behind. Then they tried to tie a crypto-coin to it as well. Shame. We don't need any new type of censorship resistant protocol. We already had them built and finished in the 1970s and 1980s. It was called email, BBSs, fidonet, and NNTP (usenet). Store-and-forward protocols where once something was out in the wild it couldn't be taken down because it was being hosted on so many systems. At most all we need to do is bring some of these up to date to support sending more data at one time. That way we wouldn't have to break large files into smaller archives like the warez groups have to do on usenet. We can use encryption over these protocols already. For years e-mail could be sent totally anonymously because there were tons of anonymous e-mail servers that would route any message sent to them without verification. The only reason we don't have this stuff anymore is because the big tech companies like google, microsoft and others took over the entire protocol and blacklisted anything outside of their own servers. Well that and the usenet jannys deciding to no longer allow truly anonymous users on to the news servers. We didn't have jannys censoring everything on these networks either. The tech is old, it works and we could be using it right now. It'd be easy to add any quality of life features we wanted."}
+{"text":"just write your own package manager when a dozen of them exist and nothing is wrong with portage to begin with MEDS NOW tinker tranny just do everything manually MEDS NOW tinker tranny"}
+{"text":"We didn't have jannys censoring everything on these networks either. Small correction: They could censor some groups they controlled. But there were so many alt.<x> groups out there that it was impossible to truly silence someone. On top of that once a message was propagated to the network it was impossible to censor it on every server since so many copies of it existed everywhere. Instead of having moderators swinging ban hammers and using delete buttons people back then were expected to maintain their own kill files in their news reader. If there was someone or something you didn't like you could add it to your kill file and not have to see it anymore. It would be very easy to add image support to NNTP and make an imageboard-like experience that couldn't be censored running on top of the protocol. In fact, its already been done and web front-ends exist for it. At least they still did last I checked. The only thing is hardly anyone is using them because users today are too retarded to figure out how to configure a mail client."}
+{"text":"Transparent clothing is gone. Gotta wait until someone beats raunchy stuff into it I guess."}
+{"text":"pretty sure grok image stuff is just qwen-image."}
+{"text":"be patient anon, the next gooner model is either going to be on klein 4B or on Z-image base"}
+{"text":"RIP bikinis"}
+{"text":"ITT butthurt pedos"}
+{"text":"Well, it should probably stay banned, regardless of whether they fix it or not. It’s worse than useless noise."}
+{"text":"Buddy, have you seen any JAVs? Why would you even make this pic, are you bleeding from the ears RN?"}
+{"text":"it's just that adult-on-minor sex is illegal and the age of consent is just for minor-on-minor. so a 13 year old doing a 4 year old would still be legally rape because 4 is under the age but two 13 year olds wouldn't be, but a 13 and an 18 would still be illegal. i'm not sure if i'm explaining that right. your explanation isn't the problem, the problem is that you have no fucking idea what you're talking about in many U.S. states, the age of consent is the age of consent, and if it's 16, they can be fucked by a 16 year old, a 36 year old, or a 106 year old, and it's all legal, as long as the older partner is not in a position of authority over the minor (teacher, coach, probation officer, etc.) some states set an AoC with a so-called \"Romeo and Juliet\" exemption, that is to say, a close-in age exemption, where it's legal for, say, a 19 year old to have sex with a 16 year old, but a 20 year old would be committing a crime then you have California, where the AoC is 18 and there is no close-in-age exemption, so two partners who are 17 years, 364 days, 23 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds old who have sex with each other are both committing statutory rape; obviously, this is rarely enforced in practice, but that's what the law in CA says you probably shouldn't pontificate about shit you're totally ignorant about"}
+{"text":"The ram supply is restricted and they’ve wanted to force us into cloud only shit for ages. Give them time."}
+{"text":"Were Creative Soundblaster X-Fi cards a meme back in the 2000s? I've always wanted one back then. Do they even serve a purpose back then or even now?"}
+{"text":"Morning anons"}
+{"text":"nice blood elf gm"}
+{"text":"Thank ya thank ya. She's an old friend's character, need to make more of her...Or well, Belfs in general in this new style I'm messing with. Love the car render though, such an awesome vibe. Morning morning"}
+{"text":"You said that AI is a nothing burger and all the development has plateaued, that it's all hype and grift etc. But to me it just feels like it is getting better faster and faster. The AI tools we have now are magic compared to original ChatGPT. The agents are now literally much better programmers than I could ever hope to be. They know so much and can do it all. I am now a believer. I really believe that in the next 3-6 years there will be a ChatGPT moment for robotics, followed by Claude Code type moment and it will just transform the world."}
+{"text":"Do you know anyone who tells the opposite story? That AI actually gets. shit. done? I dont. AI right now gets shit done for junior dev level tasks. Couple of years ago it couldn't even do more than 50 lines without hallucinating"}
+{"text":"Why is this answer wrong according to you? The prompt states that Bob is thinking of 3 distinct primes. Multiple answers are possible with the given conditions, but as long as it's not the amswer he's thinking of he can reject it. If Bob's answer would indeed include 2, then the sum will be even, in all other cases the sum will be uneven, as 2 is the only even prime number. I think the answer is supposed to be 3, 2, 23. Or 23, 3, 2. If order matters. 1 is not a prime"}
+{"text":"They can be impressive, but I have a feeling the compute requirements for high-level performance are not really sustainable with current tech"}
+{"text":"That Bob is a retard just like the egghead asking these questions"}
+{"text":"But to me it just feels like Thanks for sharing, retard. Nobody cares."}
+{"text":"bros, what are your opinions on these devices? are they feasible to vibe code using a remote ssh instance? i like my macbook and such, but I want a low-distraction environment, and a thinkpad with xmonad is bulky to carry around. are there alternatives to this weird uconsole thing? also youtube suggests that this thing is mostly for \"pentester\" types (i.e. unemployed flipper zero philes) - is this fr? also wtf is with captcha now lol"}
+{"text":"Most people make cyberdecks out to be custom built based on the wording in neuromancer ya dingus"}
+{"text":"the point of an advertisement is to show maximum utility to the consumer. No, it just has to look cool. Terminal stuff looks cool to normies."}
+{"text":"this was posted by a jeet. I can tell. Cyberdecks are cool but you're a swarthy stinky retard. -1,000,000 izzat for getting caught."}
+{"text":"why were you so convinced of that? he might have been spamming somewhat but he was just enthusiastic. if you let him grow he would get into ergo spaces."}
+{"text":"Do you have a logo, a nonsense name, and diverse marketing materials?"}
+{"text":"im gonna need 5 trillions + tip"}
+{"text":"(checked)"}
+{"text":"OpenAI is generating income Yeah, right."}
+{"text":"contract runs out in a few months and i get that feeling they won't keep me"}
+{"text":"walk into the company, firm handshake the CEO"}
+{"text":"I use GPT 5.2 at work and I still find that if it can't find a Stack Overflow post or GitHub issue for something, it's just worthless. what types of issues do you find?"}
+{"text":"ive been doing that for the past 5 years and have never been more fit"}
+{"text":"One thing I learned is if your company doesn't give you tools to brute force and your vendor is incompetent as fucked is that you are FUCKED. NEVER WORK FOR A BUSINESS TEAM IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A DEV/TECH filter"}
+{"text":"What are your thoughts on this?"}
+{"text":"yeah just like Musk is hardworking Afrikaner from poverty not an nepobaby"}
+{"text":"they are pricing people out of hw so they can sell them subscription sw solutions"}
+{"text":"I considered getting a Ryzen 395+ box with 128 GB of RAM and putting gpt-oss-120b or a comparable model on it. I backed out when I realized that that $2,000 would still get me accuracy inadequate for my specific use cases. Even before Altman started buying up all the RAM, local hardware setups capable of running the non-retarded LLMs are all large GPU farms that risk tripping a residential circuit breaker with their power consumption."}
+{"text":"you will own nothing and all that fuck bezos"}
+{"text":"man who controls server farms wants server farms to have more power. Hes coming for your computer."}
+{"text":"Which new design? Our company bought nupads some months ago, T14 and P1, and they open to 180° like the older ones. electron 8 GB might be too little RAM depending on how many tabs you keep open and which electron apps you use. Might do better with something that can take more RAM like W510 or T420."}
+{"text":"How can I tweak T480 boot process so that it doesn't spend 8 seconds displaying the lenovo logo? Tried disabling just about everything in bios, updated bios and firmware and honestyly I think it's even worse than before (~5s). I did manage to shave off a good amount of time in other areas, getting plasma desktop loaded in 17s but almost half that is the red ugly lenovo rectangle. I'm running out of ideas. Currently using systemd-boot but anything goes really, it's a couple seconds faster than grub."}
+{"text":"Which new design? Bottom hinged laptops. Thinkpads should always be top-hinged like in the pic here"}
+{"text":"I don't think you can do anything save for installing a new bios, but IDK in what state coreboot / libreboot is for the T480"}
+{"text":"Oh, that IS annoying. Anything to add points of failure and make the cooling worse, I suppose."}
+{"text":"i dont shower with shampoo i shower with shampiss"}
+{"text":"mods, sticky this"}
+{"text":"I will not switch to Linux. Windows is comfy. Linux is the definition of uncomfy."}
+{"text":"comfy is a fucking buzzword your experience of a windows desktop environment isn't some arcane knowledge, it takes 2 days to readjust to kde and then you can take advantage of the cool shit it can do and make it yours with ricing instead of having forced that flat gay windows 11 style on you"}
+{"text":"Money. Good devs that can make a good GUI are rare and expensive. And most of them will rather take a well paid job than volunteer for some troonix distro."}
+{"text":"le combfy pepe blurred to shit due to constant resaving from shared call center folder Why do they let shortbus kids post here?"}
+{"text":"We don't need Linux to be popular among normies, we don't need most guis on Linux. It's an OS for developers who want to learn how computers work."}
+{"text":"Show dominance and post it again!"}
+{"text":"i want to go back"}
+{"text":"it sounded like you were suggesting you couldn't rather than simply that people didn't"}
+{"text":"already know to pick up the phone before it rings"}
+{"text":"Fucking why?"}
+{"text":"the reason why we miss it so much is that it was the last time white culture and white people dominated the mainstream of all things the future looked clean and colorful, filled with hope, after y2k the jews in power decided to shift society to brown and black supremacy and it all got destroyed in less than a decade"}
+{"text":"install endevour os Everything woks Why aren't you using easy arch without woke comunity?"}
+{"text":"i am objectively correct"}
+{"text":"because cachy is the same but better?"}
+{"text":"this"}
+{"text":"Because I'm sticking with Upstream Arch (which I use, BTW)."}
+{"text":"Everything works on Debian too. Less bloat. Boring. The way I like it."}
+{"text":"OpenBSD thread"}
+{"text":"default settings isn't the default for xenodm to be off meaning you get sent into command line only? also I had a minor problem with disk formatting since it defaulted to the cd not a drive"}
+{"text":"What do you use yours for? server/router or as a desktop? what are the software you usually install first?"}
+{"text":"What do you use yours for? OpenBSD is a general purpose operating system for unix power users (read as: people who are able to read). Using it as a desktop or as a server/router still requires you to be the target stated before what are the software you usually install first? unless you have specific use cases, the ootb experience is almost complete you have in base - c compiler - perl and awk/sed - vi, ed and mg depending if you are a vimtard or a emacsfag - sendmail - simple http server - pf firewall - ssh - graphical wm (actually more than one, cmw being the best imo) Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"cwm It's quite spartan do you install some form of taskbar to display items like a clock or battery charge?"}
+{"text":"I have mastered the art of rape and OpenBSD is the only thing keeping me at bay"}
+{"text":"Of course, wealth is imaginary, bailouts aren't. Duh; where do you think these companies get billions of dollars despite zero hope of turning a profit or return on that investment? What do you think is going through the mind of an investor seeing a company set fire to probably $50billion and you fork over another $10 billion?"}
+{"text":"They have a mountain of cheap RAM that they can sell for skyhigh prices. Prices are only so high because they bought up 70% of the supply for now dirtcheap prices."}
+{"text":"Have all the schools put donation boxes in the cafeterias with the school bully standing there making kids put their lunch money in"}
+{"text":"according to an analyst look up analyst cfr member just published an entire book about the deepmind guy with exclusive access to him cope"}
+{"text":"The subscription price is definitely about to go up."}
+{"text":"which are you hopping to next?"}
+{"text":"What is even worth checking out when they're all reskins of Ubuntu? Best I can tell, people settle on either Arch (because they're crazy) or Debian (because they value stability)"}
+{"text":"fuck no its not 'reskins of ubuntu' thats only true for mint/zorin there's a whole ecosystem of arch/fedora/opensuse systems"}
+{"text":"mint 22.2 -> mint 22.3"}
+{"text":"Embrace slackware"}
+{"text":"why? it seems like a downgrade Probably is, but even if I love Arch, it still is not a truly \"just works\" distro. I broke my system twice in the last 2 yeats I've been using it due to it sharting itself during updates Also I like Valve and the most demanding thing I do with my PC is gaming, so it appeals to me. I'll probably just stick to Arch desu"}
+{"text":"best video player, for true powerusers and cinema connoisseurs used exclusively by /g/ neets everyone I've seen working with video is using either the default OS media player or VLC What's up with that?"}
+{"text":"that's actually pretty sad no this is based mpv won't have hard dependency on rust anymore if subrandr was in c none of this would've happened in the first place"}
+{"text":"what makes it the best player? VLC play anything I throw at it without issues what exactly does mpv do that makes switching worthwhile?"}
+{"text":"# Video hwdec=auto-safe vo=gpu-next gpu-api=vulkan deband=yes hdr-compute-peak=yes # Scaling scale=ewa_lanczossharp cscale=ewa_lanczossharp dscale=mitchell correct-downscaling=yes sigmoid-upscaling=yes Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"winblows haruna, mpc-qt, and a million other forks work on linux, there's native dialogues and with modernz you get an even more customizable experience vo=gpu-next profile=gpu-hq gpu-context=waylandvk gpu-api=vulkan vulkan-queue-count=3 vulkan-async-compute=yes vulkan-async-transfer=yes vd-lavc-dr=yes no-keepaspect-window Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"Finally: [4k60] profile-cond=((width ==3840 and height ==2160) and p[\"estimated-vf-fps\"]>=31) glsl-shader=\"/home/user/.config/mpv/shaders/CfL_Prediction.glsl\" [4k30] profile-cond=((width ==3840 and height ==2160) and p[\"estimated-vf-fps\"]<31) glsl-shader=\"/home/user/.config/mpv/shaders/CfL_Prediction.glsl\" [full-hd60] profile-cond=((width ==1920 and height ==1080) and not p[\"video-frame-info/interlaced\"] and p[\"estimated-vf-fps\"]>=31) glsl-shader=\"/home/user/.config/mpv/shaders/ravu-lite-ar-r4.hook\" glsl-shader=\"/home/user/.config/mpv/shaders/CfL_Prediction.glsl\" Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"AI writes mid code have it rewrite in rust it's significantly better it just works"}
+{"text":"I have been hearing Go is probably better than Rust for long term scaling. how true is this?"}
+{"text":"Systems programming is babby tier programming where everything is mostly deterministic and thus predictable. stop blowing your own horn, you're not better than a js code monkey."}
+{"text":"You’ve never built infrastructure at scale, have you? Guess what Cloudflare uses."}
+{"text":"and you've never built \"business logic\" at scale, have you? not nice when people make retarded blanket statement about your area of expertise, is it?"}
+{"text":"rust functional programming That can't be true. Rust is specifically for imperative programming"}
+{"text":"Don't know about phones, but their tablets (notably both gens of Nexus 7) were superb in build quality. Perhaps Google supervision did wonders."}
+{"text":"AI hype will be gone in the next 5-6 years at worst. Then there will eventually be a new current thing, so make sure to stock on hardware in this short time gap."}
+{"text":"Easy: you can put an AI stick on anything, including a toilet seat, and stock prices go up."}
+{"text":"Asus made phones? Oh shit, I should've got one."}
+{"text":"Aight, hol up, hol up. They done made phones?"}
+{"text":"They were inadvertently leaking favicons to Bing’s servers a few years ago. They corrected the bug(?) and the CEO apologized, but I haven’t trusted them since."}
+{"text":"I have to ask this to you and everyone else who calls anti-AI people \"luddites\". Has AI actually improved the world or even just your life in any way? I voted no. I think that AI has made literally everything worse. The internet is worse and full of ugly slop. Tech is worse because AI ruined the PC parts market. It also ruined programming communities, I had a lot more fun talking about new libraries/frameworks/tools etc pre-GPT. I don't think I even need to mention what it did for the job market. Has AI done anything good?"}
+{"text":"They need to add @ai on 4chan for pass memebers"}
+{"text":"not xim but it was clearly an hyperbole for comedic effect you dumbass"}
+{"text":"The On/Off of censorship only has to happen when there's a relevant threat. Stormfront used to be a big deal and now it isn't. It doesn't need to be censored now. Its lack of censorship does more to bolster your confidence in the search engine not being controlled (by jews)."}
+{"text":"for those here who use password managers, do you store important passwords like for your email account in the pw manager? I'm asking because I'm thinking about starting to use a pw manager, but I don't know if it is generally considered safe to put email etc. into there. I read one comment on a website saying that you can let the pw manager remember half of a password (16+ characters of random letters and digits, so very strong), and then you also have a memorized password, in itself strong, which you add on top of the randomized password that is in the pw manager. gives you only one more password to remember, while it gives you much more safety in case someone should be able to hack into your pw manager. it seems like a great system, but after a fair bit of reading about pw managers I've only seen one comment that mentioned something like this. and the system is so simple that if it was truly a good system, you would think more people would recommend it? so I feel a bit unsure if this system isn't really as foolproof as it seems. do anyone here use this system? or do you think it seems unnecessary?"}
+{"text":"they'll check the one next to your PC, though."}
+{"text":"how is any of this safe against the wrench attack vector? what if my grandmother had wheels? would she be a wheelbarrow?"}
+{"text":"hey /g/, i'm going to use a password manager, but i wanted to ask, should i put my passwords in it?"}
+{"text":"nice reading comprehension bro"}
+{"text":"Too obvious unless you have a personal cipher to decide what goes in front of the reused password"}
+{"text":"like how we assume how dinosaurs lived.. we humans are not so different in the end."}
+{"text":"Yeah, I'm pretty sure Frutiger Aero design came around mid-to-late 2000s or was at least most prevalent during that time."}
+{"text":"I'm a zoomer and I lived through it, what do I win?"}
+{"text":"that's impossible though"}
+{"text":"Which is the best phone brand /gee/?"}
+{"text":"It's the same company... different phones tho"}
+{"text":"yeah solid dogshit"}
+{"text":"I've stopped caring about phones once budget devices started delivering a smooth experience although I must admit I'm not a heavy user. From an outsiders perspective the market seems really stagnant. t. still uses his Nokia 6.1 (2018)"}
+{"text":"Xiaomi and Huawei, long live chairman Xi!"}
+{"text":"what kind of software support does samsung offer that other androids don't?"}
+{"text":"Are space-based data centers really realistic?"}
+{"text":"NASA has already done several servicing missions, retard."}
+{"text":"Actually useful telescopes already account for this. Literally zero impact to science."}
+{"text":"kek. he even mentioned replacing optics, verbatim"}
+{"text":"space-based AI You can't make this up..."}
+{"text":"In order to cool them, you need to exchange heat. Citation needed."}
+{"text":"thanks,hopefully"}
+{"text":"So how is there a public github repo that does that, why is Microsoft allowing this?"}
+{"text":"One, licenses activated by MAS barely blip as a \"loss\" on their earnings. Two, open secret that MS techs use it to fix bullheaded activation issues."}
+{"text":"post mom buy an usb wifi adapter"}
+{"text":"can anyone post language packs for LTSC IoT Windows?"}
+{"text":"Let me guess, you need more?"}
+{"text":"embarrassing design. massive flaw with it: if -anything- is moved and loses a connection anywhere in that chain, the computer crashes. and this happened often. bang the desk? crash. look at it the wrong way? crash. etc."}
+{"text":"Yeah?"}
+{"text":"it made computers affordable and created a generation of coders"}
+{"text":"you could rig up an expansion card easily because you simply talk to the bus when it's your turn on that channel or whatever the particulars are. The VME bus was essentially the 68k bus and it worked well for expansion cards and CPU cards."}
+{"text":"VR failed because Zuckerberg's priorities were winning elections through corruption and beating tiktok and not building the Macromedia Flash of 3D content authoring (and it would have been SO EASY, just fucking fork Blender and add robust behavior scripting and HTML/JS export). Instead, we're stuck with Unity and UE and half-baked JS frameworks. No wonder no one wants to make anything."}
+{"text":"but it was meant to ultimately start conditioning people to have a screen in their face so there is less resistance to AR. Sad because he failed. Even fewer people than before are excited about XR."}
+{"text":"This confirms pretty much everything I'd thought about what happened. In a better world, Facebook was decimated by antitrust suits and Oculus went public in 2024 after several successful releases. Palmer kept his marbles and we didn't have to suffer 8 years of gerontocracy after the first 4."}
+{"text":"No. VRML was a big thing but killed by politics."}
+{"text":"VR is more popular than it ever was. It only failed to live up to people's expectations (for now). Maybe this expectations were misplaced or maybe it will take more time. I don't really see any mass appeal yet. Not sure why I should strap shit to my head instead of looking at a normal screen."}
+{"text":"I don't really see any mass appeal yet. OP is saying why that is."}
+{"text":"is AI going to usher in a post labor, post scarcity economy?"}
+{"text":"Yes but after a couple of decades"}
+{"text":"yes but you have to realize that its not a technological question but a political one its a CHOICE to have problems in a world where nuclear power, internet and computers exist we could've automated out all the damn jebs in the 90s if we wanted to but people wanted to be miserable just for funzies i guess"}
+{"text":"yep and i'm here for it. my hands are too fucked up for me to develop a skill in any task so the rest of my life is fucked until agi cures me."}
+{"text":"yea pretty much. we have a culture of safetyism and stagnation which ironically harms far more people than it protects because it delays the necessary innovations that would cure or save people"}
+{"text":"it delays the necessary innovations you dont need innovations anymore anon we literally have everything on a golden fucking platter right now."}
+{"text":"whats the best mouse ever?"}
+{"text":"I returned mine because of the same. It's too light, compared to g502 weight which was already perfect. Scrolling wheel is also too rough in the x, in g502 it was perfect as well. I don't know why they made those stupid changes to the g502, instead of just updating the switches to avoid double clicking."}
+{"text":"i have an XM2 8k and it's amazing, never thought i'd really enjoy a smaller mouse but it's near perfect"}
+{"text":"Razer Viper ultimate it's so lightweight feels really nice in the hand"}
+{"text":"waiting for ATK Y9 Ultimate I ordered from alie for ~62€, will be my first decent wireless mouse, I'm hopeful it will be very good can't believe so many tards itt are drooling over their mechanical switches on ~100$ mice, unacceptable planned obsolescence dogshit somehow legitimized by logishit get some fucking standarts, just because you can resolder the switches doesn't make it any more acceptable"}
+{"text":"This was the best mouse I have ever used."}
+{"text":"Thoughts on US cyber command? Are they most lethal hacking group in world?"}
+{"text":"Cyber SPACE FORCE kek that whole article sounds like it was written by a 10 year old. Did Trump wtite it?"}
+{"text":"wtite TRUMP DERANGEMENT SYNDROME"}
+{"text":"Lethal? Not the ping of death. Oh god oh no"}
+{"text":"WE PWN THE DOMAIN cringe"}
+{"text":"anyone here ever host ebooks? eyeing calibre web right now... does it work well with technological documents?"}
+{"text":"Host how? Every hosted library is kinda shit. Calibre Web is underwhelming Booklore is a meme Jellyfin is horrible for books Just use nginx and autoindex"}
+{"text":"Kavita is decent"}
+{"text":"goddamn i love mediamtx"}
+{"text":"i'll give kavita a try at least annotations seem to be working that's something"}
+{"text":"It just hit me today, how the fuck did people even get things done pre-internet? Say you went to the library in 1985 or whatever and got a book on C, how the fuck did you even get your hands on a compiler? I'm not even a zoomer but I just can't imagine how you'd even distribute software back in those days. I know you could mailorder shit from magazines and stuff, but it must have been a pain in the ass"}
+{"text":"how the fuck do people even get things done post-internet? ftfy"}
+{"text":"But, in 1985, you didn't need those because that was the era of microcomputers which booted you up to a BASIC prompt where you could literally start coding your own thing. The computers also had thick ass books packaged with them, detailing how to program the thing. Those were the days."}
+{"text":"Say you went to the library in 1985 or whatever and got a book on C, how the fuck did you even get your hands on a compiler? You wrote it yourself in small assembly chunks that can process little c scripts, then build up from there, noob."}
+{"text":"Stop making fun of me!"}
+{"text":"Ok but what exactly is a monad?"}
+{"text":"it's just a monoid in the category of endofunctors what's the problem?"}
+{"text":"You start with a type, you apply some modifications to it, you get the same type back. That's it. Anyone telling you some bullshit book definition is wrong."}
+{"text":"Whatz good freakz? Are you outsourcing all of your *very important* work to Claude Code Agents? Why not?"}
+{"text":"Let's see what he's saying when that's no longer cost-effective and he'll have to make up for the lost productivity."}
+{"text":"I'm unsure if not working all day would actually feel like a break if you'd never experienced what working felt like. In the same way you cant feel happiness without sadness, it's all ying and yang, how can you experience having a relaxing break if you're not having a break from anything? Also it's all relative. When we invented machines that meant the average man didn't have to spend 10 hours a day doing back breaking work down a coal mine and instead could enjoy a cushy life in a climate controlled office building, that would have sounded like a utopia. But now we are in that \"utopia\" and office workers act like they are the most burnt out and overworked people on the planet. I don't really know if you can abolish the ideas of \"work\" and \"relaxation\", you can just move the two ends about. In an AI utopia baking a potato salad for your neighbour will probably just feel like the most soul crushing work possible and the only way you can feel relaxed is by getting your robot housemaid to make it."}
+{"text":"someone shill me a coding gguf I can run on my 128gb strix halo"}
+{"text":"Read, pick up new hobbies, learn new languages, instruments, study subjects I'm interested in, amateur astronomy, working out, running, cycling, hiking etc. Anyone who can't fill their free time with stuff they love and need work to not go insane are NPC goy cattle."}
+{"text":"so why are AI agents so good at coding but still fail basic tasks like buying plane tickets"}
+{"text":"The Bane of Currydongleniggers edition How to request advice: Location (since pricing and availability may vary) Budget What exactly you're looking for (be as detailed as possible) Previous gear and your thoughts on it Open back wired headphones • Hifiman HE400se • Sennheiser HD 560S • Sennheiser HD 6XX (US) • FiiO FT1 Pro Closed back wired headphones Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"I love my XBA-Z5s, sir. Retards chart reading don't understand why SINAD tier lists are pointless other than pointing out the abysmal dogshit <80dB. SINAD getting turned into a marketing tool is one of the funniest things ever, basically the horseshoe of cableslop."}
+{"text":"Got picrel recently. Wow, the new version is actually pretty good. I had the old LCD-X before and that one was a nightmare to EQ properly and the stock FR was ass. This one is good and even without EQ it doesn't sound particularly offensive. I fucking hate their new pads, though. Way too shallow."}
+{"text":"Enjoy your neck gains along with the good sound."}
+{"text":"Thanks, anon. Looking forward to my neck being built like Yujiro Hanma."}
+{"text":"M1 MBA Superior to all your thinkpad vintage trash actual 24hr battery life daddy apple subsidizes memory and ssd, where it's cheaper to buy direct from apple then upgrade yourself. full posix compatible OS no intel management engine nsa spyware. aluminum frame, superior oled display just works if you fuck it up, can actually take it to a real store and have it fixed in an hour or swapped out with AppleCare™ Yours for $699'ish. Just admit it, this is the superior pc in 2026 and always has been."}
+{"text":"there is no equivalent to macs macs have: soldered SSD/RAM/WLAN doesnt exist on 99% of PCs when pajeetOS runs out of RAM it swapfile rapes the SSD to death within 3 years doesnt exist on 99% of PCs when the SSD dies it bricks your entire currybook because the EFI is stored on thesoldered SSD to save $0.05 on a dedicated chip doesnt exist on 99% of PCs components serial numbered and tied to the motherboard to prevent repair and replacement (including battery) doesnt exist on 99% of PCs riveted keyboard that requires total destruction of the chassis to replace doesnt exist on 99% of PCs flexgate cables that are so brittle they crack from opening your screen past 90 degrees more than 2 dozen times doesnt exist on 99% of PCs Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"mostly true 100% wrong true true Just buy one with more ram from the start True. Though coding, web browsing, music and movie I still get insane battery life more than any other laptop could hope to give me Still posix Saying macOS is “out of date” because POSIX is old is like calling Ethernet outdated because TCP/IP was standardized in the ’80s. Maybe, if have flimsy femboy wrists."}
+{"text":"You forgot to mention the downside that it's still a fucking proprietary piece of shit Macintosh and will become obsolete after 3-5 years unless you install Linux on it somehow, at least if it was an Intel machine. Oh, and the fact that it's needlessly thin compromises its thermals and battery life as much as the lack of ports. The build quality is atrocious."}
+{"text":"The build quality is atrocious this is the most retarded statement in the whole thread. M1+ Pro macs are literally the finest laptops there are with the best build quality. Admit it that you only saw it in youtube reviews or store display and you're just too bitter that you couldn't get one."}
+{"text":"Macs are especially hostile towards Linux. they are more open than x86 laptops actually. it's just that Apple makes zero effort to support them. they do literally nothing to prevent running any alternative OS"}
+{"text":"Which distro should I choose? None. If you don't want to take any fucking effort to research what the fuck you will be using on your fucking pc that you fucking paid for and it better fucking work then you shouldn't use fucking Linux at all midwit lazyfuck."}
+{"text":"Windows 10 LTSC"}
+{"text":"LTSCope ngmi"}
+{"text":"pop os cosmic my nigga"}
+{"text":"Truly. Google is horrendous."}
+{"text":"Excel and Powerpoint still has a few unique non-blue/purple colors though. They should be reducing those."}
+{"text":"iTODDLERS BTFO"}
+{"text":"any product or art that actually wants to be good needs to ignore the average person as much as possible This to an extreme degree"}
+{"text":"This is how office icons looked since forever"}
+{"text":"drive literally named 98"}
+{"text":"(checked) snddsk doesn't have this problem."}
+{"text":"wtf is snddsk"}
+{"text":"surprisingly nothing broke"}
+{"text":"It very well could be a chkdsk issue instead.  Very nice to hear, none the less."}
+{"text":"How do you persuade normies to use this app?"}
+{"text":"something that i think a lot of people don't understand was that signal was never meant to anonymize its users. the goal is pretty much only privacy of the messages. a lot of people who say things about session, simplex, etc. being better are comparing apples to oranges. there's a real use case for those if you care about anonymity, sure. but if you're just talking with friends or acquaintances where it would already be apparent that you know these people, anonymity isn't all that useful to you"}
+{"text":"lol"}
+{"text":"or at the very least telegram Don't you have to give your phone number to the FSB to use that trash? What the fuck is wrong with you?"}
+{"text":"the fuck is lil vladdy gonna do with my number?"}
+{"text":"Hi, When I use Signal on my Android phone, I write my messages using Gboard. Does Gboard bypass Signal's privacy and encryption? Because Gboard has access to my unencrypted text, since it suggests words and corrects my spelling. That concerns me."}
+{"text":"I didn't ask"}
+{"text":"Even the \"calibrated\" ones in expensive smart watches are complete garbage. It's genuinely a case where you'd probably be better off without any data over incorrect data."}
+{"text":"Cheng, it is not recommended to purchase if the welding technology is not good! kek what, do they call us Cheng while we call them Chang?"}
+{"text":"I just learned that Aliexpress blocks function if it detects that it's installed under the work profile. How much data is it harvesting from our phones? Yes. The refunded credits would retain their original expiry date so they'd immediately expire upon refund."}
+{"text":"Mini that in folds and fits with phone or tablet."}
+{"text":"one where dependencies don't change that often, to minimize the risk. So C I would say"}
+{"text":"Not so sure, those libraries can be huge bloat. I think it would require to be free from dependencies or package managers whatsoever so assembly or lisp I think would be better choices."}
+{"text":"Might be more /k/ but I've been thinking a lot recently about how mollies Flechette gun from Neuromancer (and by extension johnny mnemonic) is a quite similar to the joergsprave's six needler. One would need some available neurotoxin (i'm thinking mushrooms) and something like a veterinarians injector arrow but it's very close."}
+{"text":"Oh /k/ stuff is good too, after all weaponry is a form of tech. I think veterinarians would have good supplies of useful reagents without the heavy requirements of medics. Now, a psychiatrist could also get his hands on some very interesting stuff."}
+{"text":"Sepaking of radio:  and"}
+{"text":"I have a cabin in the woods and would like to know when a new device enters the area.  What would be a practical way to detect cell phones and log activity?"}
+{"text":"its not even the right frequencies you yidiot It's almost like HAM equipment is easy to modify."}
+{"text":"huh i bet you couldnt have been more cryptic fag what the point of posting if its to sabotage your own communication? also thats the tinkertrany solution the correct solution is to buy pigrel or build one yourself"}
+{"text":"actually the shit i posted is not enough for 5g far from that ffffuck i hate being wrong so fucking much"}
+{"text":"its kinda moot actually 5g FR2 uses beamforming, has shitty penetration and short range its ,not gonna be used in a remote setting at all, and even if it was, it would be extremely hard to detect, if possible at all"}
+{"text":"Use an RTL-SDR and monitor uplink frequencies. You cannot listen in but traffic analysis is plenty sufficient. 13.56Mhz can't be read \"at over 100m\" unless you have expensive antennas and shit Theis wrong on a level so remarkable I am impressed."}
+{"text":"mein nog, I believe the gem on ur wizard's wand would benefit from eithe add/linear ligt or multiply effect"}
+{"text":"No, for example I have this vt 0.500000 1.000000 f 8/1/1 7/2/1 4/2/1 10/1/1"}
+{"text":"Why do so many texts relating to coordinate systems define the word \"forward\" as the direction pointing towards the viewer as opposed to the actual forward direction, take Blender for example (pic related): -Y is forward +X is right +Z is up but the actual forward direction is +Y Another example is the convention for OpenGL camera space where +Z is forward even though the camera is pointing towards -Z so it would make sense for -Z to be forward, although im not sure If I just caught a particularly bad explanation because AI is saying this statement is false, which I got from a book on OpenGL: \"The volume of camera space will range from positive infinity to negative infinity in all directions. Positive X extends right, positive Y extends up, and positive Z is forward. The last one is a change from clip space, where positive Z is away.\""}
+{"text":"I wouldn't waste my time with the minidump api, unless you actually use mini-dumps for non-segv  (AKA non exception filter) dumps. out-of-process exception handling is ideal to avoid triple faulting (it's really hard for the mini-dumper to make a dump during a stack overflow, and there are situations that cause a fastfail that skips the exception filter). If you only care about your PC making dumps, I highly suggest using the registry value to set a folder to store all recent crashes to store into (by default it only has 10 crashes in the folder, and it's only a mini dump, not a full memory dump). Or using procdump if you want it to run on other anon's PC's through a bat script (it can also dumps for stalls). But to actually add useful info to the dump, I would suggest using google crashpad (creates an out of process crash handler, it will work for fastfail's because it uses special WER hook BUT it will not activate on_crash or whatever event just like fastfail, but there are data streams that you can continously upload which should be uploaded). The sentry fork of google crashpad had 1 or 2 features I forgot about. You should use sentry or bugsplat (which uses google crashpad) if you want reports from optimized builds, but these are not free options. It also helps with symbol server / indexing (if you release a nightly build every day, you will waste a lot of space on your SSD keeping duplicate directories, and hosting your own symbol server / indexing is very poorly documented, the easiest way I have seen is with azure devops which may not count as self hosting even though it should work locally if you host your own runner?) But if you are having some weird tricky issue you need debugging for, check out time travel debugging which is part of the windows store version of windbg. But it would not apply to situations where it's a 1 in a blue moon situation. And this is assuming you already use asan / ubsan / drmemory(valgrind on linux)."}
+{"text":"Will self-driving cars ever achieve mass-adoption?"}
+{"text":"It probably handled it better than a human would have."}
+{"text":"Maybe but a human wouldn't have caused that in the first place."}
+{"text":"excessive acceleration Watch the video again anon. nothing short of studded ice tires Bigger tires absolutely would've helped. Less spin for same speed means less likely to break traction. Chains might've been enough too, or better weight distribution."}
+{"text":"W-What the fuck is that?! That is absolutely embarrassing, horrifying, and sad at the same time."}
+{"text":"as American you usually just honk and drive into the car because \"you are right in this situation\" Top kek, that's actually a brilliant metaphor for so many things that citizens of the USA do and the way they go about it. They suffer from the problem of being stuck in a mindset shared by a small, angry, primitive brain. GRR FUCK YOU ASSHOLE I AM ROAD LORD HERE"}
+{"text":"There was no /bst/, so here is the new /bst/ no cleaning up edition remember those?"}
+{"text":"do you also believe the taller you are the older you are?"}
+{"text":"It's la collection Budé. Nice collection."}
+{"text":"Granted, but nobody is remembered for being hygienic. I assumed that these being \"no tidying up edition\" photos, that there wasn't any tidying up to be done and so the anons weren't in the middle of doing some interesting craft or research. I was hoping to see more like"}
+{"text":"Fuck, that was the AI video reply."}
+{"text":"messy messy messy"}
+{"text":"people"}
+{"text":"/adt/, what happened?"}
+{"text":"wym?"}
+{"text":"NTA but is 4chan in general a bit slower than usual when loading images for anyone else?"}
+{"text":"It's the only PC board that's 4kg before it's fully built (if it's the copper weight) I hope others pump out quality PC boards too looking at you G on you alu loving mofo"}
+{"text":"is huntsman elite good for gaming used at 50 doolarydoos?"}
+{"text":"MX Blacks?"}
+{"text":"Baion only"}
+{"text":"Love me some clacks on my keyboard long pole UPE stem switches only tho LOVE that shitty plastic-y sound on the downstroke"}
+{"text":"/g/ makes an 18th album Theme: Outer Space Music Title: [Accepting suggestions] Deadline: 14th of January /g/ makes a 19th album Theme: [Accepting suggestions] Song submission rules/guidelines Upload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post. Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album. Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included. You may not use your real artist name. Songs that contain anything against YouTube's policies won't be uploaded on YT, but will still be added to the album. By default, tracks will be normalised to -14 LUFS (integrated loudness) in the release. You may specify a lower loudness for your track. Use of AI is banned. This includes AI generated stems, samples, and effects. \"AI\" includes all neural network-based models and not hard-coded automation/procedural generation. You are allowed to ask an LLM about music-related questions, but asking it to give you musical ideas (eg. generating a chord progression) is already a no-no. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"How's the endgame crickets farming going?"}
+{"text":"update pigmen to the version with the lactating nipple macro controls"}
+{"text":"I hate it, and they toned down the saturation everywhere, and the 'play' window looks retarded too"}
+{"text":"MUNCH"}
+{"text":"Double munch."}
+{"text":"Why did every website running Anubis drop the girl? Even gayming forums went out of their way to get rid of her."}
+{"text":"I looked at his name and yeah he's italian so it makes sense for me why he's suck a dick kek ,italians bro are nice but they're opiniated people."}
+{"text":"Or to put it another way: Usecase for anime girls on a technical website?"}
+{"text":"Decisive femboy shota victory."}
+{"text":"This."}
+{"text":"based holy fucking ruined"}
+{"text":"grok pls optimize this code for me"}
+{"text":"technology hasnt peaked, it cant peak whats gonna happen when we reach the absolute limit on how small a transistor can be constructed"}
+{"text":"upskilled fuck does that even mean"}
+{"text":"optimization Haven't you seen video games in the recent years? It's definitely a bad word now."}
+{"text":"optimize it's a shit process for sure, need to change anything throw it away and start over. tear the building down to change the paint color on the second floor"}
+{"text":"The other example (j, k) avoids the upwards funarg problem entirely and it is fairly trivial for the compiler to determine that no closure is required. It's unusual then that a fairly trivial optimization is lost at higher levels by guild but not chez (the two compilers checked so far)"}
+{"text":"all I can tell you is that in the comment for named-let in Emacs Lisp, it says that the byte compiler optimizes away the lambda created by the macro"}
+{"text":"Anyone know what font this is? It looks like some variation of courier."}
+{"text":"TT2020"}
+{"text":"Cool. Thanks."}
+{"text":"proceeds to comment the most inane tech illiterate babble under your video"}
+{"text":"He's referring to brainrotted zoomers using clippy as their YouTube profile image, which started last year. Before that it was JC Denton."}
+{"text":"Why is /g/ so full of Amazon bots shilling post-ownership retardation these days?"}
+{"text":"KEEEEEEEEEK, soo much this,it's so easy to spot a new fa/G/ or a proper old fa/G/ simply by asking what they think about Ai, nu/G/ has been flooded by Luddites"}
+{"text":"I know I'm shcizo, but sometimes I feel like poorly written posts on 4chan like this are specifically mocking me, when I'm drunk posting. Can you please not. Everyone using then/than incorrectly is a troll until proven otherwise."}
+{"text":"being annoying af being antiai Kill yourself, dothead."}
+{"text":"based"}
+{"text":"he needs venezuelan oil to fry his burgers, please understand"}
+{"text":"The USA is literally a third world European nation though, being a colony of England."}
+{"text":"the US has been independent for 250 years. yurop is third world"}
+{"text":"new starship launch when"}
+{"text":"36\" tube my beloved, might be getting a second one"}
+{"text":"Well?"}
+{"text":"Yeah, it uses a shitty LCD panel."}
+{"text":"If you have a VGA monitor, get a USBC adapter for it. Steam deck, macbook, phone, they all just work as good as the last PC I had with a proper VGA port on it. Not a CRT."}
+{"text":"do you know what hotgluing is?"}
+{"text":"Which one /g/?"}
+{"text":"You're right that a rice cooker is not.a proper replacement for induction but muh concession is the most redditcuck comeback 4troon came up with in years"}
+{"text":"I buy gas tanks in Portugal, the fuck are you on about"}
+{"text":"nigga we have gas lines to our kitchens in many places of europe, and gas tanks in the rest"}
+{"text":"I am 100% poor and have had a gas stove my entire life"}
+{"text":"I think I made this webm years ago on /tv/."}
+{"text":"liquid ass is actually kinda cool"}
+{"text":"I agree, Aero glass IS kinda cool!"}
+{"text":"this shit murdered my iphone 11's battery to fuck lol. still intend to replace the screen and battery in the future but i bought a 16e recently and that shit's staying on ios 18 forever"}
+{"text":"liquid ass that's actually a real product, it's one of the most foul smelling chemical mixes on the planet, it's used for training medics and doctors from what I understand."}
+{"text":"That's just how it's spelled in French."}
+{"text":"Looks good to me too. People are crying how everything looks flat boring and corporate everywhere now, it's good at least some corpo retards are trying to make a fun UI again. That said, it's kinda not that great. Readability is sub-par in many cases. It also seems Tahoe eats more battery. I have went back to Sequoia for the time being until at least the .5 update or so."}
+{"text":"Is coding the coal mining of the 2020s?"}
+{"text":"all the prompters got laid off, like the html gurus of the dot com bubble"}
+{"text":"hello sar"}
+{"text":"Sorta Companies are being aggressive with firing but not as aggressive for rehiring. This indicates AI productivity is allowing companies to get by with lower headcount"}
+{"text":"the market is a cycle only marketing was laid off nobody hires in that quarter llms generate just gibberish ok they laid off developers, but only the bad ones skill issue post your cv the market will recover once the interest rates go down just do side projects a job isnt supposed to be fun ok the market is bad, but so is every other market"}
+{"text":"In US and some other first world countries probably, but that's that."}
+{"text":"Reddit only \"won\" because it was doing shit slightly better than Digg Reddit had better memes and culture than Digg. It wasn’t always a leftist shit hole."}
+{"text":"Does Digg pass the N.A.Z.I. test? Now Ask about Zionism and Israel"}
+{"text":"zionism and isreal kek all leftards are anti-isreal so it does not mean anything until you insult their gods, the niggers"}
+{"text":"Not really. It's about framing. You can curse them as \"white settler colonialists\" all you want but the second you identify them as jews and explain the current state of affairs is a continuation of a millennia of explicitly JEWISH behavior, it's a river of tears and \"muh nazis, muh holocaust.\""}
+{"text":"This seems like an attempt to take nearly 20 years of shitty posts by reddit users and transform them into some kind of knowledge database that piggybacks off google's search. The actually useful ones are probably deleted with nonsense like \"the bacon narwhales at noon! (this post was deleted by delete.us)\" because of the whole moderation fiasco last year or in 2024 so you aren't even getting USEFUL answers anymore. memes and culture than Digg. Memes were stolen from here, Newfag. Culture? Who gives a fuck about culture? The only thing a site should be is USEFUL. Digg stopped being useful. Reddit started to be useful becuase it didn't make itself awful to USE. That's it."}
+{"text":"kills your battery life"}
+{"text":"I'm still on 4g and have thus far felt no need to updoot"}
+{"text":"*kills you* da joos don't want you to know this!"}
+{"text":"schizos scramble in a panic and regroup on this talking point after not even they believe their \"5G causes disease and kills people\" nonsense anymore"}
+{"text":"you don't -have- to hop on every new fad when it comes out. of course it's just muh higher number disregarding anything else. just stick to 2 or 3g for better battery life and coverage"}
+{"text":"A life."}
+{"text":"I've been hosting my 100 to 300 MB APNG EEVEE-rendered furry gooner animations on google drive since they give me 15 GB of storage for free, and no other platform supports files this big (or APNG files in general, except for Itaku(dot)ee). turns out you can just post a thumbnail on furaffinity and then add a public link to the google drive file. It's awesome but it really feels too good to be true. how does a company like google afford to just give every single user 15 GB for free and no individual file size limit beyond the total storage cap? i really wouldn't be surprised if they were monitoring my storage and uploads, but if this is an unacceptable use of their services, they haven't stopped me yet. if i ever get really into this, i might actually consider paying for expanded storage, but i've only got one animation up so far and i've got enough storage for 12 minutes of runtime, and i don't do animations past 10 seconds."}
+{"text":"If you care about your google account not getting nuked this sounds like a horrible idea They get away with 15gb for every user because one in a thousand accounts ever put more than a few megabytes on and said content is only ever accessed by them a handful of times. It's free to provide to those who don't use it and the outliers who are cost so little it's effectively free with user retention and whatever considered. As soon as you start stepping out of line from those two and costing them real money in bandwidth they'll pick out whatever line they want from their TOS to say you're breaking it and ban you, and furry pornography while based probably isn't a difficult one to find an excuse for Also post your work faggot"}
+{"text":"Other anons mentioned it already but I strongly recommend you not to store porn on Google Drive, especially not if you're making the links public, they're absolute cunts about it."}
+{"text":"JPEG XL supports higher bit depths that both Webp and JPG do not. This equates to a huge reduction in color banding for images with color gradients or just more colors in general."}
+{"text":"Also to be fair PNG is NOT a guarantee that an image is lossless because retards save JPG images as PNGs all the time."}
+{"text":"still loads slow af. what the fuck happened. Also why aren't the cast & crew images loading?"}
+{"text":"typical open source response. why the fuck did they have to fuck it up in the first place."}
+{"text":"no"}
+{"text":"that's stupid"}
+{"text":"In the grand tapestry of Western civilizational development, the evolution of computational instruments represents a fundamental struggle between the expansive, specialized elite and the stagnant, institutionalized masses. To observe the rivalry between Texas Instruments and the Hewlett-Packard legacy is to witness a war between mandatory textbook compliance and unfiltered engineering dominance. The practitioner who wields a DM41X, fortified with the CCD, SandMath, and 41Z modules, does not merely use a tool; they command a specialized scientific instrument. Herein lies the reality of why TI-virgins cannot occupy the same operational plane as the 41Chads: The RPN \"Barrier:\" The TI-virgin is trapped within the \"Infix\" notation, a mess of nested menus and the chaotic struggle of parentheses. Conversely, the 41Chad operates within the disciplined hierarchy of RPN. While the virgin frantically checks if he closed the bracket on a sin function, the Chad hits the operator and watches the stack execute with cold certainty. Institutional vs. Operational: TI maintains a \"stranglehold\" on the educational establishment, producing designs for 15-year-olds seeking the path of least resistance. Their builds are lightweight plastic with mushy buttons. The DM41X is a stainless steel and glass tank; one does not \"tap\" it, the 41Chad engages it. The Library of Alexandria: The TI /v/irgin is limited to clunky TI-Basic scripts. The 41Chad has inherited forty years of professional M-Code. While the TI /v/irgin is Googling \"how to do a Bessel function,\" the SandMath module has already calculated it using microcode forged for aerospace engineers. Aesthetic Vitality: The TI-84 is the \"beige minivan\" of math... ubiquitous and mandated by the state. The DM41X is the vintage-inspired supercar. To reveal a 41-series instrument in a room of TI-virgins is to pull a fountain pen in a room of crayon users."}
+{"text":"But it feels so much better to tap physical keys, as opposed to a stupid screen."}
+{"text":"in your hands there is no difference between an rpn calculator and a fidget spinner swissmicros make good shit but there's no reason to be weird as fuck about it"}
+{"text":"/g/ in 2026 newfags unironically prefer touch screens to tactile buttons"}
+{"text":"It would indeed have been grim to find out about a device this awesome only after I actually had a use for one. I actually bought it for uni and used and enjoyed it there. No use for it after graduation"}
+{"text":"300 yuros does it at least run forth?"}
+{"text":"Tiny anime girl lives on your motherboard. Heat keeps her alive"}
+{"text":"usecase for bussy?"}
+{"text":"awawa~"}
+{"text":"Start by figuring out a NAND chip and how it works. Everything else down the road is just various arrangements of that one chip to ridiculous levels of complexity."}
+{"text":"cute, but I sense some resistance"}
+{"text":"At least the \"elite human capital\" isn't an autistic failure like you and doesn't struggle with talking shit when it benefits them"}
+{"text":"will AI finally free us from (((coders)))?"}
+{"text":"you will never be an engineer"}
+{"text":"coding was never engineering and that's fine"}
+{"text":"buy an ad"}
+{"text":"Free me from mentally ill artists"}
+{"text":"Why stop at code. If AI gets rid of people who don't want be at work, and let them gossip at a cafe, play vidya, garden, whatever, it would be a net positive in productivity. I genuinely think some people are a net negative to getting anything done, and for some reason we have accepted company run adult daycare to be the solution."}
+{"text":"How do you buy a GPU in this case Give me an example"}
+{"text":"Don't they make decent laptops? Wasn't Sony Vaio was big as the MacBook back in early 2000's?"}
+{"text":"There is no winning. At the same time tho as someone who has bought both AMD and Nvidia and based on personal experience, I can say each deserve their exact position in the market."}
+{"text":"nvidia"}
+{"text":"no im not a redditor"}
+{"text":"So wtf is going to happen when companies won't be able to afford to buy new laptops for their staff or new starters?"}
+{"text":"What's going to happen when closed AI can't pay their bills and get sued by RAM manufacturers?"}
+{"text":"The whole AI industry has put themselves in a deadlocked position where they all owe each other so much money that nobody is truly bankrupt or rich."}
+{"text":"Just buy shittier laptops and use cloud computing. We already do everything on remote desktops on an AWS server at the engineering company I work at."}
+{"text":"Laptop ram usses the same memory chips that desktop ram uses anon."}
+{"text":"We'll go back to the era of dumb terminals and Plan 9 will rise from the ashes."}
+{"text":"Why are they trying to kill X11 so hard?"}
+{"text":"who cares, they can't take it away from me"}
+{"text":"Who the fuck users Window's default front rendering? Use FreeType system wide, i.e. MacType."}
+{"text":"wish theyd kill win 11. had to disable updates in group policy because i turned on my pc and had the mac as to make changes like ummm, i didnt click anything. click no but see the win 11 update briefly. if id have clicked yes like a tard id have been on win 11 now and fuming. whats the ricks of not enrolling in the extended security updates?"}
+{"text":"Iconoclasm"}
+{"text":"I don't think AI should have non-thinking modes. They are so much worse, not just in conclusions, but in tone as well. We should focus on making reasoning faster and replacing non thinking models entirely, as they are only useful for the most basic stuff."}
+{"text":"I don't think Indians like you should be on people's internet, you should be on IoT."}
+{"text":"Also look at the desk, lmao."}
+{"text":"Thar generatice ai that you/many use for images music videos (...) usually has no special thinking mode."}
+{"text":"The point is about text LLMs, image models are wack"}
+{"text":"“Thinking” mostly makes AI look smart, but not really They really do not think, so it just merely skews token generation towards a certain direction, sometimes even the wrong one, but at least it’s good for “debugging” the little retards"}
+{"text":"WHY DOESN'T MICROSOFT OFFICE WORK ON LINUX"}
+{"text":"wow"}
+{"text":"my sister likes computers too! Does she use water cooling in her plumbing?"}
+{"text":"Sauce on this pic?"}
+{"text":"Windows is a paid OS (yes, I know there's workarounds). Linux is free and you take what you can get."}
+{"text":"try portproton"}
+{"text":"no one uses shift when typing on a pc Everyone does. You're just brown."}
+{"text":"Oh nice, completely forgot how much lighter SSD's are ngl lol, I'll just pick this one up then, atleast then I know it'll work for my use case then, plus I don't have to worry about going over the baggage weight limit when travelling too lol, thanks :) No problem man, but do know that the product I linked is a HDD, not SSD. It might not make a big difference for your use, but still I thought I should bring attention to that."}
+{"text":"btown people have auto-capitalization on their phones thats why we distinguish whites from brown by not using shift when typing they also do a space in front of a sentence/question mark and dot"}
+{"text":"if you have large anime stash why not list it over irc ? you're not a stream fag right? /a/ hates stream fags but if you're not why is there almost no rare old anime on irc ?"}
+{"text":"Bro i just use discord like a normal person"}
+{"text":"year of our Lord 1453+573 three 24-25\" Mini LED monitors with at most 180 dimming zones zero 24-25\" OLED monitors It's the perfect size I don't understand how anyone can comfortably use a bigger one outside of a professional setting. Why is this size reserved for shit monitors?"}
+{"text":"Anon has never used a 32\" or a 48\" gigachad monitor krusty the clown jewish what is the meaning of all this???"}
+{"text":"Anon has never used a 32\" or a 48\" gigachad monitor I have, it's shit. Having to move your head more than 5cm in any direction is a terrible user experience. Makes me feel like that retard staring at light going through colour filter blocks."}
+{"text":"24 mini LED 4k 120hz monitor would be peak"}
+{"text":"stop bullying????"}
+{"text":"you can do that with wan2.2 or 2.5 with a simple prompt. There loras for that with qwen image edit models but its janky and the details are very poor."}
+{"text":"deserved for being hasty. baking is serious business"}
+{"text":"awesome"}
+{"text":"Training Klein-9B is so fucking easy holy shit. No captions for anything (just the trigger keyword), 40 images in the dataset, 2000 steps and shit's on fire yo. This is the next SDXL."}
+{"text":"Why are people so afraid of nuclear energy?"}
+{"text":"oil industry propaganda"}
+{"text":"Three Mile Island incompetence Chernobyl incompetence Fukashima malicious intent, deliberately built on a fault line All it takes is some potentially deliberate sabotage to make people think having a nuclear power plant that's actually staffed and run by competent people are just going to be another Chernobyl incident, without any cool areas to base a fictional series on and book tours to."}
+{"text":"do you even know how batteries are made? 0 cost and negative prices for electricity is a strong indication it means there is too much energy being produced. and, you know, that's what batteries are for. nice arguments you got there, mr shillbot. you could be making money by reselling energy, but instead, you decided to shill for a shitty industry that keeps selling overpriced, overengineered bullshit. so sad..."}
+{"text":"believe in the solid state scam"}
+{"text":"There is a reason batteries aren't mainstream, they are simply uneconomical and they also reduce the EROI to a level that's not realistic as a base for a functioning society. The problem with negative prices making it unprofitable for green energy producers to produce when they do produce remains even with batteries, there will always be negative prices when it blows and when there's sun if most of the electricity is produced by wind and solar, how are they to make money? Why aren't people building a significant amount of batteries? Why aren't solar farms generally coupling with batteries?"}
+{"text":"buy BT headset buy BT adapter in games, audio is horrible, as if it was recorded by someone else's mic during call over 3.5 mm audio is great, but that defeats the purpose discuss at length with AI find out that apparently Windows switches to hands-free codec because the headset mic is enabled is okay when disabled apparently low-energy mode and LC3 codec should fix it it seems my cheap BT adapter doesn't really support LE and LC3 (even though it's 5.3) What gives? Is it really the BT adapter? It's JBL Tune 770NC and Mercusys MA530. Thanks for any help."}
+{"text":"BT gaymes AI cattle"}
+{"text":"Having fun in life is inconceivable to you"}
+{"text":"BT is only great for watching movies and videos. No matter the codec and device you will never get Zero latency"}
+{"text":"I don't need zero latency, though. My use case is non-competitive games."}
+{"text":"The modern internet is designed to be convenient. Algorithms on platforms like X  tirelessly curate \"For You\" feeds, aiming to show us exactly what we want to see. But this convenience comes at a price: we are trapped in a feedback loop of the familiar, governed by engagement metrics rather than genuine discovery. To find something truly unique, you have to break the machine. I’ve started using a different method: bypassing the algorithmic gatekeepers entirely by manual searching via xcancel/Nitter. X is essentially a massive, chaotic landfill of data, a mountain of digital trash. The platform's algorithm is designed to surface what is popular or provocative, but it is fundamentally incapable of recognizing a \"hidden gem.\" It prioritizes the loud over the profound. When you use xcancel to search for specific, niche (random?) keywords without being logged into a personalized profile, the experience is jarring. The vast majority of what you see is irrelevant noise. However, this is where the magic happens. By manually sifting through the debris, you encounter \"pearls\", eccentric thoughts, obscure primary sources, or niche conversations- that an algorithm would have filtered out for being too \"irrelevant\" to your profile. This is the fundamental difference between randomized discovery and algorithmic personalization. One gives you a mirror of your own interests; the other gives you a shovel and a map to the unknown. It is tedious, manual work, but in a world of polished, predictable feeds, it is the only way to find the treasures buried deep within the data pile."}
+{"text":"OP just states the obvious exactly. someone has to do it."}
+{"text":"Hey guys grass is green. FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT!!! Point of this?"}
+{"text":"this is MY blog, retard."}
+{"text":"every time on this site: aaggh nobody is posting quality slop anymore!! its over!! <aaghh this is not your blog!! go away!!"}
+{"text":"There's more than two things in the world you fucking sperg"}
+{"text":"WE COULD'VE HAVE IT ALL"}
+{"text":"left is the device the comment chain is talking about..."}
+{"text":"oh, I'm retarded. Thank you sir"}
+{"text":"whats on the right"}
+{"text":"ok saar"}
+{"text":"Gemini PDA"}
+{"text":"come home from work boot up my pop os cosmic pc drink monster mango loco life is fucking amazing"}
+{"text":"work boot up sugerslop zoomer mangatroon grim"}
+{"text":"fr no cap bussin my cussin nigga fr low key for good measure fr"}
+{"text":"unc using arch when pop just works lol"}
+{"text":"rtx 3090 and 3080ti only to become obsolete fast as fuck. Those still hold a decent amount of their value, and have in fact risen in price for the last 2 months now."}
+{"text":"3090s went for $4k at the height of the mining craze They don't even go for 25% of that amount now"}
+{"text":"I spent $1500 on my 3080ti during the covid pricing era, it still runs bf6 at 4k very high settings fine.  PC parts are obsolete within a year normally, nothing has changed about that you dingus."}
+{"text":"PC components really shouldn't hold any value at all. They are commodities that tend to be superseded quite forcefully and become more unreliable as they age. The \"hobbyfication\" of PC building has meant everyone treats everything shit as something special. This component glows with RGB lights and is made from the handful of untouchable Taiwanese companies so let's ignore that it's mass produced garbage designed to only last 3 years and has been made obsolete for years so it's definitely worth $1000 still."}
+{"text":"PC components really shouldn't hold any value at all. No, they shouldn't. What we are seeing here is price gouging and price fixing by corporations to artificially limit supply and drive up costs, they did this in the 2000's and they are doing it since the 2010's again. People justify it with inflation when it never was inflation, that's just the excuse. The idea of computers becoming a luxury hobby is frankly fucking ridiculous after a certain point when you have the industry setup because production becomes rather trivial resource-wise. it's mass produced garbage designed to only last 3 years This shit is the mostly insulting thing that nobody talks about from this perspective, selling circuit boards with chips built like absolutely dogshit from an engineering perspective. The power delivery and connectors on NVIDIA GPUs in recent years for example, quality control issues up the ass on AMD GPUs because they used unleaded solder, lack of serviceability due to using BGA instead of PGA. Thinner and thinner PCBs prone to cracking, factory overclocking, ECC not being standard on everything, the list goes on."}
+{"text":"Is it possible to create artificial intelligence like the ones in Black Mirror?"}
+{"text":"What's with the playstation buttons? You're missing the X"}
+{"text":"What?"}
+{"text":"no"}
+{"text":"Idk but it seems entirely possible to create humanlike artificial intelligence. Which will lead to moral and ethical issues, certainly."}
+{"text":"Let me guess - you *need* more?"}
+{"text":"It functions as a clock and an alarm though"}
+{"text":"You know the buttons on the side? I lost this watch once and one button is permanently stuck further in so I can't press it anymore. Shit watch ngl"}
+{"text":"I need less. You can keep your time bomb watch."}
+{"text":"For me, it's this bad boy"}
+{"text":"This watch is keeping me from getting a gf"}
+{"text":"Chat rooms used to be so common in the 90s and early 2000s. What happened to them?"}
+{"text":"dictatorial moderator niche hobby forums Went together like ham and cheese"}
+{"text":"Extreme fragmentation. Discord, Whatsapp, Telegram, Signal... list goes on. The sea of information on the web enables human specialization, so, the fragmentation intensifies. why do you need a chat about 10cm wide fork springs? and how do you persuade the retard who owns it, that it belongs to a wider group that is non existent? yes yes, those booba is very scary (not)"}
+{"text":"I remember learning how to use IRC via a command line tool, visiting random rooms, and having fun just lurking watching people talk. It was especially interesting to be in one where file sharing was allowed and exploring what was there. I'm sure I could get that same experience in any random discord but I dont get that same sekrit club feeling, everything just feels too easy and un-earned."}
+{"text":"What about discord? It's basically centralized IRC with ads."}
+{"text":"irc still exists and zoomers dont use it so theres more genuine conversation"}
+{"text":"how insecure it would be to use pic rel for day to day usage? think reading emails, editing with vim, using ssh, maybe checking out some git repos, nothing crazy."}
+{"text":"t. doesnt know shit about computers"}
+{"text":"I've been daily driving it for about two months, so far I haven't gotten raped."}
+{"text":"it's got basically no malware made for it. I would personally make backups frequently if you tried it, though. Even if it's technically at r1 it's still prone to occasional kernel panics or wipes. FWIW I've only used it on an old EEE pc that had some sort of cmos battery issue and only had 1 gig of ram, and it had some other random issue, so whatever."}
+{"text":"It would probably be the most secure shit you could possibly run. Who the fuck would even bother writing malware for goddamn Haiku?"}
+{"text":"be me buy ThinkPad P53 on eBay realize I would probably be fine with my 15 yld desktop and a meh 2017 business laptop instead decide to not be greedy remember that the P53’s trackpoint’s left clicker button doesn’t properly click (clicks but no clickly feel) be retarded and “see how hard it would be to fix if I kept it” fix it partly to the point where they might think I am lying if I return it under “not as expected” can’t unfix it the same way I “fixed it” shipping it back as a normal return would cost $20-30 in shipping note: seller is a business seller mfw I fix something and make my life worse because of it Unfixing it by putting something sticky or padded under the button might make it look like I am lying about its initial condition. I kinda sorta want to keep it since it was an okay deal (?) at 320+30 taxes for 9850H, t1000, 48gib, no ssd, minor wear, fair battery, w/ charger, and good screen, but I guess I don’t really NEED it?  I don’t know; either way I will be crying and regretting my decision.  If I got a job on the weekends or something, with the amount of time I have spent worrying about this stuff I could have practically gotten it for free by now."}
+{"text":"Lenovo skimped out on something they could have included at scale for maybe $2 but decided not to in laptops they gave MSRP values in the thousands... Lenovo has always been looking for ways to guck consumers over."}
+{"text":"Can't you just replace the buttons? I swapped in a new keyboard on an old Dell I got for free, it was nbd."}
+{"text":"I know the older thinkpads had separate clicker modules but that appears to have been integrated with the keyboard starting with p5x (x might be only 3 or 2 though)."}
+{"text":"390gib and in good SMART health; I will just buy the adapter. The speed gain from sata to 3rd gen nvme seems to be exaggerated for all non-pro-workloads so I see no reason to buy nvme for speed either. Sounds good. I am mostly just annoyed Lenovo skimped out on something they could have included at scale for maybe $2 but decided not to in laptops they gave MSRP values in the thousands... I imagine it's so businesses can decide whether they need it or not, and when they're paying full price they don't really care about $17. It's a bit of a moot point though. For you it is just a small problem that can be fixed with a small amount of money, and it doesn't really matter what the cause is. Is the mushy clicker a nonissue then? You should exercise a bit of agency and answer that for yourself. How much will it bother you? Do you enjoy the kind of work it will require to fix it? Use the answers to those questions to figure out what you should do."}
+{"text":"So how much is a replacement keyboard like 20 bucks? Just swap it man."}
+{"text":"Why is Apple the only company who cares about good design?"}
+{"text":"The snapdragon 8 elite chip runs GTA emulated through Winlator better than that jeetbook. Also we're talking about design and how bad apple is at it in this thread. Anyone remember the battery wart case they made? That thing was a fucking design disaster too."}
+{"text":"Homosexuals care about good design a lot more than heterosexuals do, and Apple knows who are their customers. Simple as."}
+{"text":"there is no equivalent to macs macs have: soldered SSD/RAM/WLAN doesnt exist on 99% of PCs when pajeetOS runs out of RAM it swapfile rapes the SSD to death within 3 years doesnt exist on 99% of PCs when the SSD dies it bricks your entire currybook because the EFI is stored on thesoldered SSD to save $0.05 on a dedicated chip doesnt exist on 99% of PCs components serial numbered and tied to the motherboard to prevent repair and replacement (including battery) doesnt exist on 99% of PCs riveted keyboard that requires total destruction of the chassis to replace doesnt exist on 99% of PCs flexgate cables that are so brittle they crack from opening your screen past 90 degrees more than 2 dozen times doesnt exist on 99% of PCs Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"get a toilet street shitter your currynigger silicon gets mogged by fucking decade old celerons"}
+{"text":"Linux I'm not a transsexual"}
+{"text":"Does this shit really happen to every macbook? How noticeable is it when actually using the screen?"}
+{"text":"I think it's the screen coating coming off. Ouch..."}
+{"text":"imperceptible at all, really only visible under bright light and zero brightness on screen. 2010 model… just cleaned it yesterday, too. oily keyboard or oily fingers"}
+{"text":"iTODDLERS BTFO"}
+{"text":"This doesn't happen to my HP EliteBook. I mean, sometimes the keys imprint themselves on the screen but it always wipes off. I've seen thinkpads get permascratched by keys too though. How the fuck does a GLASS macbook manage it?"}
+{"text":"How are cyber security Youtubers so knowledgeable?"}
+{"text":"remember, believe the opposite of what tranime posters say"}
+{"text":"They are not. Most of them are either funny idiots like mental outlaw, or harmful faggots like john hammond. The former Dunning-Krugered himself into thinking that he has an authority to guide linux autists, the other literally makes people drop off of universities by falsely advertising bug bounty as something fun and easy."}
+{"text":"I have learned that the average person is an idiot, so when I started my channel I was going deep into Linux. The view count was low. Soon as I shifted from This is how you set up GPU pass through on a hypervisor to This is how you install GNONE The views shot up way up Most people don't care enough to go deep at all. They simply want a fast 30 second clip to tell them how to fix or do something."}
+{"text":"yes saar, my credentials are very real saar"}
+{"text":"What's wrong with Mutahar?"}
+{"text":"I like small laptops and small tech in general. I bought this to use on my couch for youtube and browsing for around $250usd after coupons. I replaced the thermal paste with ptm and the stock ssd and I like it. What small laptops do you guys like?"}
+{"text":"I really hope the Pocket 4 gets back to a decent price. Didn't have the money to get the 370 model when it was the 32gb for $1375 so I waited now here we are. Might be looking at used ones instead in a year I guess."}
+{"text":"But what did we call those 10 inch laptops before they were called netbooks?"}
+{"text":"Subnotebook... Like"}
+{"text":"None since I'm a grown man and not a child."}
+{"text":"give me something the size of a nintendo DS"}
+{"text":"How do I create a chan and host it for free?"}
+{"text":"But do you recommend that I host my chan on Vercel?"}
+{"text":"Bro just pony up the €5 and put it on hetzner or some shit, you donkey. There's no such thing as free, they're gonna find a way to penny pinch you."}
+{"text":":("}
+{"text":"If you bump that budget from $0/mo to $5/mo then it becomes trivial. And $5 might as well be free unless you live in South Sudan or something."}
+{"text":"I think the docker for vichan doesnt work so youd have to (vibe)code the docker and get everything right"}
+{"text":"ergo-mouse better for your wrist I feel like a fucking faggot holding this thing. Does it get any better or should I plug my logitech back in right now"}
+{"text":"I have the big red ball Kensington and it's decent Kinda fun"}
+{"text":"I hate this image, this and the one about putting a lightbulb in your mouth"}
+{"text":"I exclusively use wired stuff if I can get away with it. Having to deal with any extra fluff is silly unless you move around a lot, in which case you should invest in a laptop anyway."}
+{"text":"guns in real life should be swapping to thumb-op triggers anyway, why would this be better?"}
+{"text":"what is [[[his]]] end game"}
+{"text":"All profits are just reinvested, niggerfaggot"}
+{"text":"Why dont they just make ai not free at all. Theyd profit pretty fast that way."}
+{"text":"They can't 'cause other companies exist for now, they need rid of these first"}
+{"text":"Theres a few and they all know each other irl lol"}
+{"text":"Chinese and Google offer a ton of shit for free, so that's a problem."}
+{"text":"I unironically want that."}
+{"text":"He still won't be chipped, and anon will have won where the others beg for it to end Rev 9:6"}
+{"text":"Furthermore contacts are such a pain in the ass that no one sane that doesn't need them would opt to wear them daily. Not to mention you can straight up fuck your eyes if you don't handle them properly."}
+{"text":"?"}
+{"text":"SAAAAAAAAAAAAR"}
+{"text":"yes I'm a computer illiterate Louis Rossmann viewer, how did you know?"}
+{"text":"Lots of threads like this today"}
+{"text":"actual bake"}
+{"text":"Blessed bake Ty anon"}
+{"text":"basado"}
+{"text":"Alright, I'll go with a 1200W one. Cheers anon."}
+{"text":"Impressive, very nice. Ripping off this workflow rn"}
+{"text":"Never mind, I'm retarded and didn't notice one of those still on Max. ..."}
+{"text":"it's very cool in many ways not in any direct way, maybe it wasn't trained"}
+{"text":"use the same seed they all look the same good work anon"}
+{"text":"nice"}
+{"text":"face/body swaps post modus operandi"}
+{"text":"Comfy bread"}
+{"text":"comfyui_0043.png the fuck did you do to my nini?"}
+{"text":"Whats the easiest USB hack you have ever heard of or done! funny , dumb, cool . bored at work , no where as fun as here to ask <3 lov yuh"}
+{"text":"Hack as in like \"1337\"? I rubbed some shit on my teacher's USB ports back in high school."}
+{"text":"meant more along the cyber side of things , but these work too ahaha love to read it"}
+{"text":"eat the usb stick"}
+{"text":"more verbose slower for majority of usecases less platform support ... how??"}
+{"text":"Mincraft Alpha is poorly optimized because its Alpha software. It runs like shit even on period correct hardware."}
+{"text":"Minecraft was shit because Notch had no fucking clue what he was doing when it came to OpenGL. Don't even try to defend him with \"it was just alpha\", fuck off retard."}
+{"text":"knowledge of opengl he used fucking java, you silly cunt. you could have an encyclopedic knowledge of the whole opengl API and nothing will make java run faster. street shitters have tried for decades."}
+{"text":"Turn on framerate limit otherwis it pegs it's cpu core at 100% and then hiccups every time you load a chunk"}
+{"text":"more like churk haha"}
+{"text":"self driving vehicles No lidar btw robots No robot version of chatgpt thats perfect yet btw going to mars I might do it later btw"}
+{"text":"who is this semen demon"}
+{"text":"kys shill"}
+{"text":"they keyboard we all want the keyboard framework won't give us"}
+{"text":"literally hp keyboard so, get an elitebook, they're fine (I hate aluminum laptops) t. posted from my elitebook 845"}
+{"text":">they keyboard we all want I don't want a keyboard like that, don't project so hard you forget that there are other people with wildly different preferences. this is a shit layout with lots of potential for mis-presses, I'm not going to elaborate any further"}
+{"text":"wait until you find out the nationality of your own laptop brands company"}
+{"text":"Thinkpad already nails the layout 13 years ago. What is this clown ass key placement?"}
+{"text":"Jonney Shih is Taiwanese. At least he isn't brown."}
+{"text":"How Jane Street is using LLMs. But /g/ told me AI is useless! Meanwhile top devs have fully integrated them into their workflows to become even more efficient."}
+{"text":"I see \"—\" in a text, I don't read the text, simple as."}
+{"text":"So they use version control and have LLM's check compile errors? I don't get it. What's Jane Street? Do they sell frozen chicken? Who are you people? What am I doing here? How do I leave?"}
+{"text":"wtf am i looking at? post the source, retard."}
+{"text":"Jane Street is the place that produces talent like pic related."}
+{"text":"Fact: Any business or service that sponsors YouTubers should be avoided"}
+{"text":"Is this just zoomer hype or is it actually legit?"}
+{"text":"Is this just zoomer hype or is it actually legit? It's shit, they're shilling it to combat the bad publicity they're constantly getting thanks to being alt-left giga authoritarian assholes."}
+{"text":"Looks neat but takes forever to get the right setup. Just install cachyos and call it a day."}
+{"text":"troon brainrot spend 10 minutes reinstalling a few packages when you reinstall vs. spend 10 hours learning some retarded DSL You need zfs snapshots, backups and a package manager. This is academic retardation, par for the course. Every single part of nixos is a testament to just how much people can ignore the question \"why did this need to exist?\""}
+{"text":"I use Nix in Desktop and Server, helps to keep track of the state of the system, but man, nix sure is an ugly language."}
+{"text":"MacBook user here only had it for a few months on 4chan only, why doesn't my sentence automatically capitalize after a period? double tapping the spacebar does a period but the start of the next sentence doesn't automatically capitalize Anyone else?"}
+{"text":"been a windowsfag my entire life until I ragequit at how shit it has gotten then smashed it on my driveway with a sledgehammer and bought a MacBook. linux is worse than Mac newfriend I was here from 2006-2012, nigger"}
+{"text":"consider how shit w11 is, then imagine if it were 5X worse, and 5X as expensive. that's the steaming heap of pajeet shit that is crapple pajeetOS, running on its own custom tailored specially designed first party apploo hardware these curryniggers can't even update their own pajeetOS on their own 100% in house 100% custom designed currybooks without bricking them now imagine if these street shitters released their curryniggerOS to run on completely unsupported hardware with drivers made by onions boy hobbyists, that's pajeetintosh macos is the biggest heap of currynigger shit in the history of operating systems, and releasing it on PC would finally expose this curryniggerOS to the world for the steaming heap of pajeet shit that it is"}
+{"text":"heh"}
+{"text":"asahi is dead"}
+{"text":"he doesn't automatically capitalize the first letter of a sentence by himself NGMI"}
+{"text":"Might be bottle-necked from the CPU or board, what other hardware do you have?"}
+{"text":"Ye, but you will need a usb-c to hdmi/displayport dongle hub thing"}
+{"text":"Nowadays you can always connect some wireless or wireless headphones and also the speakers nowadays are very little and portable. I don't remember the last time I used the speakers of a laptop and not the speakers or headphones."}
+{"text":"How can I speed up my editing process? I have a YouTube channel with about 10k subscribers and it's worth it for me to upload on it because I manage to get 500 to 1k USD worth of revenue out of it and built somewhat of a following. But I struggle to finish videos because Lord, it's so fucking tedious. I use kdenlive and I'm not sure how others do to release videos with honestly often better editing than me in record time. What are some tips and tricks I could use to speed up my editing? I have no problem with writing scripts or generating ideas but the editing process is so fucking tedious man"}
+{"text":"youtube men Kill yourselves."}
+{"text":"Depending on your subject matter you could try switching to a different style of video that requires very little editing. See bigclive as an example, he rarely seems to do any editing beyond cutting out dead air with \"one moment please...\". To pull this off while maintaining decent quality you'll probably need to use the time you would have spent editing on more prep and rehearsal. So you might not technically save much time, but it could be less daunting/draining."}
+{"text":"Watch Youtube tutorials. Not kidding. Also ask Grok for tips."}
+{"text":"I use kdenlive Well, there's your problem. Consider acquiring some pro grade editing software. You could also manually keep a detailed log when editing a video and figure out exactly which part of the process is the most time consuming. There is also pre-processing software like Lossless cut that could speed up the editing by doing a rough cut before hand."}
+{"text":"Mindset. If you record footage with the mindset \"I'll fix it in post\", you gonna have to sift through garbage and fix lots of mistakes. Record as if you're using expensive film. I.e., plan everything, have a storyboard/script and rehearse. Light your scenes properly and have good mics if you want to record talking. Garbage in, garbage out."}
+{"text":"How the fuck is a 1998 game capable of generating collisions for any terrain and it just works on super old hardware? Meanwhile Godot's trimesh is so slow it cannot even run smoothly on modern hardware (and also broken since version 4), while anything other than trimesh will cause the player to literally fall through the stage? Can someone explain this?"}
+{"text":"Half Life 2 and Far Cry 1 also came out in 2004 and look significantly better than Quake 3"}
+{"text":"farcry 1 was the first game i ran to try out my new 7600GT and it was so damn beautiful all maxed out (or at least with high settings)"}
+{"text":"Any game with that amount of attention for that long of a time would have exploits discovered"}
+{"text":"They're very good at what they do."}
+{"text":"yea i don't think any game could survive the amount of attention mario 64 has and come out not being considered full of holes. mario 64 isn't even a particularly buggy game, like if you played it yourself not knowing anything about it, you're unlikely to run into many issues. only think i can think of is perhaps invisible walls in tick tock clock, which due to it's shape and design full of moving objects, it's rife with invisible walls (which are unintentional in mario 64)"}
+{"text":"hello poors! are you ready to face the fact Nvidia video cards are an appreciating asset? I heard rumors they canceled the 16gb variants of the 5070ti and 5060ti cards AND it is also rumored the 50 series are the last cards to even receive drivers for them to work in the fucking first place. Starting with the 60 series, drivers will be locked behind a subscription paywall. Oh and good luck with next gen gpus that the only choices you get is a 6060 8gb for $700-$1000 or a 6080 24gb for $5000. And make sure you subscribe to geforce"}
+{"text":"Nvidia drivers only will work on Windows 11 starting in October of this year."}
+{"text":"Those fuckers on Aliexpress will find a way. You can find adapters and shit for everything. Old phones, laptop to socketed deskop cpu conversions, even 8MB SD cards all eventually find their way from ewaste to a seller."}
+{"text":"Honestly i think i'll be fine with my 1050 Ti till 2040, but if it shits the bed i have multiple alternatives on hand anyways."}
+{"text":"mad thing, i bought my gpu to use in my pc not to sell when people want one and want to py me what i paid for it."}
+{"text":"yea, traipsing the streets with a gpu of that calibre is patnetic."}
+{"text":"Does anyone else hate modern YouTube? I miss the times when the YouTube homepage wasn't a fucking feed but just the latest videos from your subscriptions. While the \"Browse\" button ('member that?) at the top would take you to the page with all the viral videos from across the world. But now, being on YouTube feels like you're hooked onto some kind of drug, because the algorithm tracks your viewing habits and patterns and fills your feed with videos that will keep you endlessly watching one video after another, and by the end of the day you feel like your brain literally rotted a bit from mindlessly consooming bullshit content you didn't need or ask for. Not to mention, they way YouTube videos themselves are produced these days seems like they're specifically designed to induce anxiety and break your mind from over-stimulation."}
+{"text":"True. I only really watch subscribers these days though. I don't binge like I used to. I blocked ads the moment they had 5 second unskippable ones which was what, 2012 when Jewgle took over?"}
+{"text":"Yeah, youtube channels used to be pretty much like a MySpace or Orkut page. You could use whatever background you liked, move the elements around, and have a corny About Me intro. You could even add friends (IIRC), send personal messages, and check them in a gmail like layout. Not to mention, the Video Response feature and section, where people could respond to your video with their own video."}
+{"text":"The subscription page they give you now is absolute shit and unusable, almost as if they don't want you to use it and instead stay on the home feed and consoom the slop the algorithm throws at you. Originally the subscription page used to sort videos by days, week and channel. So You got all the latest videos of your subscriptions at one place sorted by time and channel."}
+{"text":"Youtube website is so slow these days, I click on a video I want to watch, and then go to the bathroom and come back."}
+{"text":"Yup, and it keeps getting worse and worse."}
+{"text":"you... don't store data on ssd/nvme, right anon? SSDs (including NVMe, which is just a fast PCIe-connected SSD) store data in NAND flash by trapping electrical charge in cells. Over time, especially when left **unpowered**, that charge slowly leaks. As the charge level drifts, the controller may misread bits, leading to **bit rot** or uncorrectable errors. Unlike HDDs, SSDs need periodic power so the controller can refresh weak cells and rewrite data. High temperatures, higher-density NAND (TLC/QLC), and cells with many prior writes all accelerate charge loss. Modern SSDs use **ECC (error-correcting codes)**, so early corruption is often silently corrected. Problems start when errors exceed ECC limits: files may fail checksums, decompress incorrectly, or become unreadable. Consumer SSDs are typically rated to retain data **~1 year unpowered** at room temperature after being written, but this is a minimum spec. In real-world conditions, data loss has been observed in **months** for heavily worn drives or those stored hot; enterprise drives often do better but are not immune. Detection relies on **hashes** (e.g., SHA-256) or parity recorded when data is known-good. Periodically re-hashing and comparing detects silent corruption that the filesystem may miss. Filesystems like **ZFS or Btrfs** automate this via checksums and scrubbing. Mitigation is simple: keep multiple copies, periodically power SSDs and rewrite data, store them cool, and never rely on a single unpowered SSD for long-term archival storage."}
+{"text":"I should probably clean my rig today."}
+{"text":"i have never had a problem with it how are you testing this claim methodically"}
+{"text":"My case can't fit all the drives I own and I dont nedd to power all of them all the time"}
+{"text":"This The big spinning rust shills are at it again"}
+{"text":"well, i cant have more than one nvme ssd because the mobo is a b560 and i have a 10700 which only allows for pcie3 lanes and the other nvme slot is pcie4 so id need to upgrade to a 11th gen to get it work."}
+{"text":"Been developing my C++ runtime/port of Pocket TTS some more. I've gotten the latency down to 180ms on CPU only. This includes voice cloning, by the way. My implementation of Pocket TTS is now 8x faster than Piper TTS at 3.1x the parameters. When an LLM outputs audio the voice basically immediately speaks what it has written. Feels good man."}
+{"text":"*when an LLM outputs text"}
+{"text":"Does he want to be a \"she\" too?"}
+{"text":"they are female brained men look at pretty pictures, not text"}
+{"text":"what will AI do in 10 more years?"}
+{"text":"But there is no point in flooding the internet with bot posts when humans have zero economic value."}
+{"text":"ey Chat, lemme ask you sum"}
+{"text":"If you could pass your classes with GPT3.5 drivel, then you weren't studying anything of importance in the first place. There isn't a single model out there that could answer my exam questions to a satisfactory level; likewise, they all shit the bed when it comes to properly citing academic references. Sure, they could potentially allow you to flesh out a draft, but that's the most they could do for anyone studying a hard science."}
+{"text":"Just remember that how can we achieve AGI when we don't even have HGI (Human general intelligence). Humans are becoming so much more neurodiverse now with everyone being good at a specific topic or talent yet effectively disabled outside their special interests. An AGI basically can't outcompete a true expert in a specific field because humans are born to obsess."}
+{"text":"2026 being elitist about hard sciences Good morning nigger is it cozy under that rock? Kek."}
+{"text":"Is privacy/anonimity the most valuable asset of our generation?"}
+{"text":"Not having internet is information too."}
+{"text":"Yes, but it's also extremely hard to get. Nevermind that the government already knows most (important) things about you, if you so much as ever made a personal email account, registered with your name and face to any social network, hell even let your friends take pictures with you, then the algorithms have you. You're in their base for ever. Yeah, sure, the data can become outdated and less relevant, but you're still there. And as other anons said, any change in your patterns can (and most probably will) be registered. Worst part is this isn't new, it's been going on for decades even  before the internet boom."}
+{"text":"That said, I think there are degrees of privacy. Posting on Instagram about your life daily is worse than having a small footprint then deleting your accounts and social networks or mails."}
+{"text":"There's no such thing as privacy. Feel free to fake your own suicide or shut the fuck up."}
+{"text":"There is nothing valuable in this generation. The current power gap between an average man and a government or megacorporation is so large that 90% of human beings are effectively useless ants which will be killed off and replaced with robots. I give it 100 years before humanity is reduced to less than 1 million people being catered to by bots."}
+{"text":"What tech books are you reading or have gotten recently? If you’re thinking “what kind of idiot still picks up a paper book in the age of computers and AI?” Save your energy."}
+{"text":"it's mostly theoretical but it has small bits of homework at the end of each chapter where you play around with the concepts learned. I don't do C and these concepts are mostly new to me so this is what I need, but if you're more advanced then maybe another book would be better"}
+{"text":"because you live with boomers Why? If you have a stable job, just get the fuck out. Not living alone absolutely sucks."}
+{"text":"Who is the translator? I read the Garnett version a few years back and found it damned fuckin' bland. The Literature major at the local B&N recommended the Oliver Ready translation so I'm about to give that one a go."}
+{"text":"meant for I just woke up."}
+{"text":"switch my instance it claims I'm supporting trans rights bro wtf? I am not in support of trans rights"}
+{"text":"According to your gay app? LOL"}
+{"text":"4chan? Yes."}
+{"text":"It is customary for fashies to be zesty and fantasize about \"hedonism\". Mussolini did it, republicucks do it, you'll do it etc."}
+{"text":"Yes, but not by chuds."}
+{"text":"What instance"}
+{"text":"Do own E-Ink devices?"}
+{"text":"I’m looking forward to getting my TRMNL X in a month when it comes out"}
+{"text":"Just make it display one word at a time Tictoc style."}
+{"text":"This isn't a thing in my experience, at all. And I'm using a fairly old PW2 (Paperwhite). I read mostly in the dark with black background, and the backlight just high enough to read without eye strain. Flipping pages is never jarring. In short, it makes this old device useable. Off the top of my head: - Can run an SSH server so you can upload books, or tweak your addons or system settings manually over wifi, etc. It can sync with Calibre also if that's your thing. It also can update itself wirelessly, which is handy. - For my PW2, the stock reader does not allow for dark mode at all. It wasn't a thing for stock PW's until the PW4. KOReader allows it, although the display was designed for black on white, and thus will have some very minor ghosting of text after flipping a few pages (see pic, not distracting for me, at least). - I want to read epubs — PDF if I must — and it lets me. It supports a ton of formats, which the stock reader would never (because outside Amazon's walled garden). - can change fonts, their size, and umpteen other things, but looks fine stock too. If you have a rooted device, chances are KOReader is just better than stock and the way to be. It gets out of the way once it's set and the pages fly by."}
+{"text":"it's slow, so i'll have someone else suffer, and also take their money why do normies do this"}
+{"text":"to be fair, even normies donate but typically only if they get a tax writeoff, or if it's heavy and they want someone to pick it up for free, or if it boosts their izzat somehow"}
+{"text":"WE SENT YOU A CODE CHECK YOUR PHONE WE SENT YOU A CODE WE SENT YOU A CODE CHECK YOUR PHONE WE SENT YOU A CODE WE SENT YOU A CODE CHECK YOUR PHONE WE SENT YOU A CODE WE SENT YOU A CODE CHECK YOUR PHONE WE SENT YOU A CODE WE SENT YOU A CODE CHECK YOUR PHONE WE SENT YOU A CODE Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"kek would be a great BM episode"}
+{"text":"yeah bro just spend extra money on something less secure than the fingerprint reader your phone already has Cmon nigga really?"}
+{"text":"then just register a MFA through the app?"}
+{"text":"locked out from an old account because it decided to send a security check on a email/phone I don't have anymore fucking hell"}
+{"text":"I stopped because of their retarded anti-cheat but yeah that's a thing too."}
+{"text":"my computer now costs me $100+ a month to run thanks to tariffs I can't afford to leave my computer on 24/7 anymore :("}
+{"text":"Am least we got videos of dancing animals out of it"}
+{"text":"i'd fight you to install trump as god-emperor just because he makes you nancies so fucking mad lmao"}
+{"text":"my motivation to do things is to make people angry Troon behavior"}
+{"text":"i'd piss and shit my pants to make you mad"}
+{"text":"oh it changed, just for worse. now he wants to start WWIII over fucking greenland"}
+{"text":"What typeface do you use for subtitles /g/?"}
+{"text":"Arial Narrow (bold)"}
+{"text":"helvetica"}
+{"text":"Comic saars"}
+{"text":"thin and light like modern laptops upgradable like old laptops so why aren't you using a thinkpad x301 anon?"}
+{"text":"memework 13 mogged by Dell pro 13 plus"}
+{"text":"mogged by Dell pro 13 plus t. never used either once in xis life"}
+{"text":"thin and light What are you, a fag? If your laptop doesn't break the bones in your foot if you drop it, it's not heavy enough. I will give you points for choosing one with a disk drive though, it's not entirely cucked."}
+{"text":"Bashing the shit out of your laptop after getting sniped in Fortnite is not 'normal use'."}
+{"text":"assuming his laptop can play fortnite at all"}
+{"text":"Do any of those learning language's apps work?"}
+{"text":"No, you'll get the basics but the only way to properly improve language proficiency is to consume media in that language."}
+{"text":"Audio only Recordings Scam, Spanish language has different versions with Spain being “hard”. The app doesn’t go in full detail in anything past common communication."}
+{"text":"AI lies anon, it’s no better than a YouTube channel."}
+{"text":"it doesnt work"}
+{"text":"I used anki for 2 years and actually managed to learn japanese"}
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+{"text":"Try the unGoogled Chromium Flatpak. That works fine for me."}
+{"text":"Yeah I also noticed some weird issues with HDR on Brave. have HDR enabled on one monitor have HDR disabled on the other open Brave if Brave opens on the HDR monitor, moving it to the non-HDR one causes extreme oversaturation if Brave opens on the non-HDR monitor, moving it to the HDR one causes washed out colors"}
+{"text":"New thread"}
+{"text":"Kubuntu, with persistence. abandoned I would never abandon it."}
+{"text":"chinese windows 11 this nigga has a fetish for surveillance."}
+{"text":"What kind of web services or sites can I make and run to get some vaguely passive income? I can't work a normal job but I have programming and computer system skills, surely I should be able to do something? The issue is I have no idea what normal people will pay for. Social skills are low so you guys are the only people I can really ask."}
+{"text":"I can't work a normal job Social skills are low I can't stand Trump but sometimes I'm glad he's in power to make life hell for niggers like you"}
+{"text":"make courses teaching normalfags how to use AI/vibecode/whatever you'd be surprised how many people (especially boomers) want to pay for shit that's freely available everywhere"}
+{"text":"build an ICE location tracker that uses fake data to trick the user into thinking its working better than it actually is and then install a crypto-miner in it."}
+{"text":"Nice. The feds will have to arrest you and the judge will have to send you to jail but they'll all treat you kindly during the entire process."}
+{"text":"Anon, where can I learn more about piracy sites? I've noticed a lot of them have the same/similar structures and sometimes the servers even seem the same. Is someone just selling the website format to these people? Are they all linking to the same servers, or do they just have similar names? How does the networking work for these sites? (I realize I sound like a glowniggger...)"}
+{"text":"What is /g/'s opinion on this? I used to see Wayland as this premature, non-necessary replacement for X11 being pushed by the globohomo, kind of like Rust is to C, but after looking into it, it seems like it is actually a much more sensible and simple solution."}
+{"text":"XLibre is the future"}
+{"text":"What is /g/'s opinion on this? it's a microsoft psyop. seriously. they spent the early 2000s trying to sue Linux out of existence with SCO. that didn't work. so someone there had the genius idea of destroying us by fracturing the software at ever opportunity. gnome was good, microsoft sends in trannies to fuck it up, linux splinters into gnome vs kde x was good, here comes the tranny brigade to shit up the world again systemd rust everything all of it It's an incredibly effective tactic too, because it's easier to write code than to read and understand code.  W will have to relearn all the mistakes and lessons X learned. In the end, Microsoft will send in more trannies and their will be a third one, Y or V maybe."}
+{"text":"ReactOS moment"}
+{"text":"phoenix*"}
+{"text":"news flash faggot wayland doesn't defend against bashrc poisoning either that was my point, you cock-gobler. you need at same time to have isolated video-server (gayland or XLibre when it fully supports X namespaces thing) - and at same time run other isolation for programs (perhaps firejail, bubblewrap)"}
+{"text":"What the fuck is this pedophilic schizoware?"}
+{"text":"tom ogle's vapor engine"}
+{"text":"you're going to feel better when you stop caring about it. I have a lot of kaczynski adjacent anti tech sentiment especially towards smartphones but the world you grew up is not returning. Western people especially today want to live in the past but you will feel much better when let yourself go with the flow and accept that world changes constantly. cherish the past but find good things to have hope about the future People never wanted cars before they got to use them. A lot of people were skeptical, and cars have negatively changed human life by eroding local communities through city planning as an example. Most technology has affected human life negatively because human psychology is not adapted to social and economic structure of modern world but there's nothing you can do about it. you could become amish, but if you want to participate in modern society you just have to accept that it's here to stay. For now the techonology has stagnated and its influence seems to be somewhat major but still limited. Just treat it as another tool. I've challanged myself to utilize LLMs, try to find a way it makes your life easier. Google search has become useless, my favorite way of thinking about LLMs is as an aggregate of knowledge you can find on the internet. I use it to summarize things for i know other people have asked. I like using it for cooking, it's pretty nice for making problems for learning especially language learning, you can push it to explain to you things that would've taken hours to research on their own about biology or economy if you know how it works. yeah the internet is botted to shit and it only accelerated the slopification of products but what can you do? replace your time on the internet with something else, maybe old media? exercise? learn something new?"}
+{"text":"LLMs and AI are here to stay, but openAI is the pets.com of our generation and it's going to crash the AI bubble. Remember the dot com bubble? The internet didn't go away after that but it was a massive correction. Expect that."}
+{"text":"blame jay. he almost killed the board at a certain point with his macshilling blame the admins for not having made an ai board, and a consoomer board blame the lgbtgroids. i distinctly remember one time when the whole board was filled with normie consumershit AND trany shit theyre aligned with big corpo. and by lgbtetc i mean people that are part of the movement, not /our/tranies. /our/tranies are anti corpo blame the pedos, and their /a/ssociates. they always post cognitohazard-levels of retardation blame /v/ermin. they add to the consumerposting what else can i tell you? if you have to go, then go im here for the discussion about programming. we still have a community here, but for how long? if nothing is done, our community too will erode into nothing over time"}
+{"text":"Corporate webdev has been soulless for awhile anyway. was corporate ever non-soulless? I'll use it - albeit somewhat reluctantly - if I'm paid to use it to write code or some shit. what i said above is a method for the other anon to get out of his demoralization as far as im concerned, llms are fucking useless for code and i saw webdevs saying just as much on this board i use llms mostly as human interface with google search they have a search depth limit though, so sometimes they dont find shit thats actually on the internet and they would have found it if they searched loonger theyre also decent at producing boilerplate, and minimal working examples but llms coding autonomously? nah. its not a thing. even the people who work with klod, and get results actually do 50% of the work themselves and then oftentimes still need to correct the llms output, or even rewrite it entirely. the whole klod hype is that its a set of tools that allow you to exploit a mediocre llm to its fullest capabilities. which is nothing to write home anyways. free tier of gpt produces better code, kek im a goal oriented person though Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"Kill yourself shill."}
+{"text":"AI to the moon :rocket: +50 izzat, sar"}
+{"text":"In the future, will HDDs with petabytes of ancient media and software replace the internet as the household's primary source of information? Will your children's children go home from their prompt engineer job to browse through the family heirloom NAS for knowledge and entertainment?"}
+{"text":"hi"}
+{"text":"so true sister"}
+{"text":"Anons have a habit of buying new hardware as a status symbol, laughing at \"poorfags\" who still have old tech. I'm sucker for tech that others consider obsolete. I have these two hulks from the past. Which one do I keep? Which one do you think has aged better? 2011 HP Elitebook 8760w 16GB RAM (DDR3, can go up to 32GB), Intel i7 2630QM 2.00GHz 4-core Discrete graphics card: NVIDIA Quadro 3000M 2GB GDDR5 (I can find legacy drivers for Windows only, not Linux) Has two disks: 250GB SSD + 500GB HDD Feels very sturdy and looks decent for its time, but is incredibly big and heavy as you might expect Has almost every port imaginable Highest resolution: 1920 x 1080 Battery is almost dead 2010/2011? Apple Macbook Pro A1297 16GB RAM (DDR3, maxed out), Intel i7 2760QM 2.4 GHz 8-core Discrete graphics card: AMD HD 6770M 1GB? (Again, drivers for Linux are impossible to find) Comment too long. Click here to view the full text."}
+{"text":"Post more old shit you use"}
+{"text":"one plus 3T Toshiba satellite i7-3610QM, 240gb SSD, Linux Mint ASUS VG248QE I7-3930k rig running windows 7 for specific games"}
+{"text":"iPhone SE (2016) Peak smartphone."}
+{"text":"i have a latitude e6410 running vista ultimate that i still use whenever im selling stuff on ebay its the most reliable machine for my thermal label printer so it gets used to log into ebay, print labels, and save sales documents and packaging photos as such its earned it spot under my desk and gets brought up when i need it"}
+{"text":"My daily carry is iPhone 6, the bigger version. Works perfectly but software devs are assholes so they have excluded support for the device. I hate how they're forcing me to upgrade just so I can keep using the same apps. The apps dont even get better."}
+{"text":"Software ruined technology. Technology should mean big physical factories producing real, physical goods. Software engineers aren't real engineers, coders produce no real value to society. Everything is so slow and inconvenient nowadays. You know what technology is real? Tractors, cars, airplanes, rocketships. Fuck, the cotton gin, food processors, stoves and furnaces, running water and toilets, those are real technologies. Software gave us computer viruses, SaaS, Indian scammers, AI, social media, algorithmic content, mass surveillance and lack of privacy. Nothing on your computer is real, the Internet is fake. You will own nothing thanks to software engineers and coders."}
+{"text":"codetrannies are just low level managers who boss around computer hardware. they make everything worse."}
+{"text":"THE VLTIMATE TRVTHNVKE THAT BTFO'D ALL CODETROONS, H1B JEETS AND TECH KIKES! GOOD JOB, OP!"}
+{"text":"Just by looking at it gives second hand aids"}
+{"text":"Samsung refrigerators are already showing ads \"Samsung's Family Hub smart refrigerators began displaying ads in late 2025 via a software update, appearing as a new widget on the idle cover screen\""}
+{"text":"A virtualfu is a cheap immitation and like most software you cant compete without a bloated marketing budget to peddle the slop. A blank robot with vr glasses is acceptable too i guess."}