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I liked Platinum Preppy, where do I go from here?
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>>93221133
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nowhere
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most pens that aren't either "entry-level" fountain pens or pilot/uni-ball roller pens are basically just conspicuous consumption cashwank
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>>93221133
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Pilot Vanishing Point
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>>93215334
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This is art
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>>93221133
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Preppy is a great pen, you can spend more money for a more substantial body, or a gold nib, but the writing and drawing experience of other fountain pens is not really "better"
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Or even different
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The real difference is between ballpoint pens and fountain pens
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>>93223340
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>The real difference is between ballpoint pens and fountain pens
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yeah, and it's kind of a disappointing one if you're expecting expensive fountain pens to be significantly better than rollerball pens for the price. luckily the preppy is priced low enough that it's a reasonable buy regardless
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>>93205600
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>>93207824
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Yep
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>nice cursive 27 sec
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>heinous cursive 12 sec
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>nice printing 15 sec
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>good enough printing 13 sec
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>>93223381
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It's only disappointing if you go in expecting a drastic increase in smoothness. A $5 nib can be made as smooth as a $50 nib if the right nib meister works on it. What you will get instead is a drastic increase in the materials used and the design.
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>>93213550
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Honestly your cursive is pretty decent.
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>>93225196
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>It's only disappointing if you go in expecting a drastic increase in smoothness
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He's been told this before but he keeps repeating what he says.
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I think he's retarded (or a third wolder).
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>>93223495
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Posting the image first.
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Pen is a Kakuno.
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>>93223495
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That's your messy/quick cursive? Damn bro, you need to see mine. That doesn't look quick enough.
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Also, changing the sentence does alter the results per se, if only slightly.
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>>93223495
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guess you get used to it... I can't write printing and I can't write slowly or pretty anyway
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>tfw Noodler's pens are expensive in my country
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I just want vintage materials, and I don't trust the Indian's quality control enough (yes, I am aware Noodler's pens are made in India).
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>>93229500
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>I just want vintage materials
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Just buy vintage
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>>93229585
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I live in a small country (still Western though) and I don't want to risk getting mould in my inks.
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>>93229623
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>I don't want to risk getting mould in my inks
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If you're seriously that concerned then just transfer a small amount to a dinky dip vial and fill from there instead of the bottle.
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>>93229500
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If you want vintage materials but don't want an actual vintage pen then India really is your only option.
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For ebonite, a Ranga with a German nib/feed is a safe choice, but they are relatively pricey. I don't know about manufacturers for other vintage materials.
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>>93229746
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>India really is your only option.
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It depends.
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If you want low price and widely avaliable then yes India is probly your sole option at this point. Some exceptions exist if you can speak asian languages fluently.
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Basically if he's willing to move up the range or settle for a small indie manufacturer then it's not hard to get vintage materials. Ebonite in particular is surprisingly cheap and abundant if you know where to look. Celluloid is pretty much impossible at the lower price range these days unless you buy an actual vintage pen.
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Threadly reminder that C + Astrée gives you better memory safety than Rust ever will.
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>>93222791
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how is a manual or a style guide going to rationalize a stupid gcc warning, implicit fallthroughs are completely normal, that warning shouldn't exist.
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>>93223623
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You could quite easily structure code where a switch would have a mistaken fallthrough - wherein causing bugs, hence the warning. you can disable it if you're absolutely sure you do not need it you can disable it with -Wno-implicit-fallthrough.
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>>93225295
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>You could quite easily structure code where a switch would have a mistaken fallthrough
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which would just be not including a break, that's easy to catch.
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>hence the warning
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all sorts of things in C can result in bugs if misused, but they don't have warnings. there's not even such a thing as an explicit fallthrough, that's just a GNU extension.
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>>93225364
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What's your point? That it's easy to spot? then spot it and place /* fallthrough */ or use -Wno-implicit-fallthrough. You're acting like this is a big problem, focus on something more important.
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Something occurred to me
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struct s {
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register struct s t;
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Would the register declaration subject its members to handling by the CPU's registers,
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or is it just the new declaration of struct s t?
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>>93225426
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>What's your point
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its a dumb warning
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>/* fallthrough */
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absolutely niggerlicious
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>You're acting like this is a big problem
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how so? I'm not upset really, its slightly bemusing that people explicitly comment where their switch cases fall through I guess.
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I think its just a really gay feature, ya dig? its not so serious man...
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>>93225496
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I personally disable it generally, but it's useful to quickly spot fallthroughs that I may of missed. although I cannot recall making mistakes like that as of recent.
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I understand your qualm though, it can be annoying having it as default, but it's not a bad idea either. Adding optional strictness to C isn't a bad idea in my mind however annoying.
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A possible solution to this would be to have an opposing switch statement, wherein blocks always break, unless fallthrough is specified by a keyword:
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I believe the above syntax would be generally safer than the traditional syntax if we really cared about fallthroughs.
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>>93220458
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wait why
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>>93225875
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I like the safety of it.
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and the terry style of u32 is a good idea overall.
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>>93218760
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Can I get the source code for error? I like the style of it. If it's from boost or C++ that'd be good to know.
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>>93218760
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>Is this a good use case for it?
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Yes but you shouldn't use select. There are better alternatives now.
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>What are the alternatives?
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in POSIX there is poll windows implements this as WSAPoll from winsock2 that has the same functionality but it is limited to sockets.
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For better and more scalable "readiness" (like select but also report what caused the event) based async methods than poll there's epoll in linux in *bsd and macos there's kqueue, in windows there is library that implements epoll interface with win32 IOCP https://github.com/piscisaureus/wepoll.
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For "completion" based approach (e.g. You do a read command and the OS does it automatically when it is ready to it without blocking and then reports the completion of the action) there is IOCP (Input/Output Completion Ports) in windows and linux recently added iouring which is supposed to be faster that any other async method to date, if you are going to use it use liburing.
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I suggest if you are going to serve less than 50 sockets at a time just use poll since it has a pretty convenient interface and only needs a little wrapper for windows and works everywhere (for usage see the manpage, WSAPoll is pretty much the same).
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Also if you want the "easier" and cross-platform way both libevent and libuv manage this for you already.
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>>93226158
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Damn, thanks for the write-up. I'll just use poll(), especially if it's the most portable. I read around that previously select() was preferable to poll() for a small number of file descriptors, was that just a question of memory?
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It's nothing fancy, I'm sure you guys will tear it apart, I just got sick of big if blocks in the middle of my code for error checking. Actually I just got (sort of) done expanding its functionality for getaddrinfo() calls, so right now it's not pretty. I gotta refactor, but I'm not even sure I like it.
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>>93226777
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and just looking at it right now reminded me that I should probably pass -1 as an exit code into the wrapper instead of 0 lol
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Found some high-quality PDFs of K&R and the official answer book.
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>http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=50C9C4815ED3679A10447835C26D9468
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Compared to the 20 MB one posted not too many threads ago, this one is 16 MB, has selectable text and the page isn't crooked.
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>http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=D374F08B23B49C84A41B3C7A3C6038F4
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On top of the above, this one seems even better, at 12 MB and with a working table of contents, but it lacks the back cover. Probably the closest to an official-quality ebook.
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>http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=D0A6EB6F15878AD130F5CE915029BC24
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The C Answer Book.
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>>93225875
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>no spaces after keywords
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>spaces after ( and before )
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>extra tabs before the case keyword
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>>93164193
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picrel is my implementation inspired by yours and DWMs.
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here is concat'd sauce: https://0x0.st/HZqw.c
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>>93228910
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Probably better to use fputs rather than fwrite in the ERR_COLOR section of the header, it compiles to the same thing generally and you won't have to count letters with sureness.
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>>93228992
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updooted version: https://0x0.st/HZql.c
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>>93226158
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>Also if you want the "easier" and cross-platform way both libevent and libuv manage this for you already.
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>>93225436
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Storing entire structures in registers like that is generally not done by the compiler anyway. There is no efficient way to address each member of the structure independently without doing a lot of shifts, rolls and masking.
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what does /chad/ think of libtask?
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https://swtch.com/libtask
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>the official answer book
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there is no such book
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>>93229365
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There is, THOUGH. I dare you to consult the back cover of K&R2.
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I'm more focused on releasing my game that I'm making with raylib but down the line I might separate out the "engine" part from the game specific part so I can use the "engine" for other projects. I'll make it public under MIT license if I do that, I guess
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>>93222588
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I'm more focused on releasing my game that I'm making with raylib but down the line I might separate out the "engine" part from the game specific part so I can use the "engine" for other projects. I'll make it public under MIT license if I do that, I guess
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>>93220042
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Don't fix what's not broken. I always opt for fast function, and make a note in case something later needs alternative code paths.
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>>93212212
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Check out Oblige for Doom, maybe you will draw inspiration from it.
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this looks less drama austism than agdg.
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hi. I'm making anime mil game in Unity.
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hope you don't mind cross progress posting.
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>>93201380
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Progress update. Worked, and mostly remade the commandProcessing function, now i'd say it's a lot more straightforward and tidy, as well as taking into consideration all the changes that i made since last time i touched this. The overall logic flow was rather uneventful everything worked and communicated as intended, and the only issues that arose were due to some minor issues like not noticing a key for a dict was misspelled or such, but besides that this new version gives even more weight to the personality of the character, assigning them a good chunk of the logic for the command processing and the flavor text retrieval.
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Besides that i broke part of the refresh function, but that should be easy enough to fix, and since it was mostly related to the flavor text, i could still test this new version of this function, and it indeed worked, having naturally fixed the bugs that were in the previous version. Not much more to say, for tomorrow i'll get to work more on the personalities, which is what i wanted to do today, but since this was broken i had to fix it first. Here is one more Remilia
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>>93223027
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How difficult it is to expand raylib with other libraries?
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>>93212614
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Probably a brainlet question but what approach do you use to get an outline around the square you are casting the ray on.
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>>93225407
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It looks like every edge is just drawn separately as a line.
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>>93225106
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>>93225828
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Welcome to the thread, I encourage you to sign up for the progress day jam if you hadn't already. What you have so far looks interesting, are you making a third or first person shooter? Or something else?
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>>93226669
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thanks!
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do I need a playable demo for the progress day jam? cause this project has balooned in a way that makes making demo jams difficult.
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It's a top-down realtime tactics with pause.
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Hey guys. I am currently designing a tactical combat system. It's designed to simulate platoon/company level engagements. It's turn-based at this current iteration (although turn order is not exactly standard).
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M main concerns are making it fun, easy to understand, but fairly accurate. I need to prototype it and fine tune it a lot. At this point it's just a rough idea. What are good tools for prototyping such things? At this point I am just using pen, paper, 10mm minis and an autistic friend to test it up against.
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>>93228785
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you can play similar games and simply picture your idea over it.
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and then start prototyping using exisitng assets (since tactical combat system is fairly common), I suggest Unity since it's easier to use as a beginner.
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If you're a programmer, I suggest using Unreal.
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>>93229010
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> you can play similar games and simply picture your idea over it.
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I am far, far past that point. I am at the point where the basic design starts to fall apart at the tabletop with pen and paper. Modifiers are getting too slow to calculate on the flight and so I need a more or less automated tool.
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> and then start prototyping using exisitng assets (since tactical combat system is fairly common), I suggest Unity since it's easier to use as a beginner.
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>If you're a programmer, I suggest using Unreal.
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I am a programmer, but at this stage any proper game engine seems very, very slow to do the work. It's actually gonna be somewhat faster to do it on pen and paper for a few iterations more.
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A proper game engine will be very important once I get to "digitization" phase. Where I'll start to work on translating tabletop to a videogame. Stuff like experimenting with active pause, general look and feel, scale, etc. I plan to go with Godot at that stage, since my autistic friend will be doing programming and he worked with Godot before (and was happy with it). I get enough programming at my day job.
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>>93229283
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Also, another point I forgot. Right now the game is only possible to test live. As in sitting in a room with me, playing with toy soldiers on my kitchen table. I want to be able to test it with some other autismos online.
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>>93229283
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I've tried prototyping with figures on a cardboard, but just couldn't get the concept represented as easily as using Unity. But that's just me, I know many people who prefer making a boardgame version before start making a digital version.
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I'm afraid I'm not aware of a tool like that except for tabletop simulator which would be a lot of work to mod your concept in there.
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>>93229667
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> But that's just me, I know many people who prefer making a boardgame version before start making a digital version.
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Yeah, I am doing that. Being a long time wargames fan, it's easier for me to create the barest and simplest representation on the table. Having access to assets and generally understanding what's fun and what isn't.
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It would take months of work from idea to a prototyping platform in any of the engines I know, and it would still not be as flexible and quick on early iterations.
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> I'm afraid I'm not aware of a tool like that except for tabletop simulator which would be a lot of work to mod your concept in there.
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Yeah, I've tried with Tabletop Simulator and Roll 20. It was basically a waste of time. Time and effort required to get something usable is higher than just making the thing in some game engine.
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I suppose the best way about it is just using Excel for modifier crunching and templates, and using videochat to play online. Oh well.
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--- 93230067
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>>93229759
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If your main hitch is tracking a bunch of modifiers and you really want to avoid building the actual game, maybe look into FoundryVTT. It's built to support adding custom ttrpg systems.
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--- 93230099
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>>93230067
|
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>FoundryVTT
|
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Looks pretty neat. I'll give it a look. Thanks.
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one more character IK setup left.
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It have one button that looks like power button. Is it just doubles the power button on my laptop?
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Can I safely press the eject button while I'm working or I need to power off or sleep the laptop first?
|
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Thank you anon.
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It have one button that looks like power button. Is it just doubles the power button on my laptop?
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Can I safely press the eject button while I'm working or I need to power off or sleep the laptop first?
|
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Thank you anon.
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>>93223431
|
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also, what is the purpose of that thingy?
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>>93223431
|
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I have an ultrabase for an X61. Assuming the instructions you're referring to are the same as the ones found on mine, they're instructions detailing (from left to right) how to dock and lock it with a kensington lock, and how to undock-you unlock the kensington lock, press the button on the side, and wait for it to change. I assume all that has something to do with mounting file-wise. The other button is a power button to turn on your Thinkpad. You can eject while working, but need to follow the instructions above first.
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You can use the dock as a charging station-keeping the dock always plugged in and just dock when you're low on power-or you can use it to quickly have all your I/O set up, like for (an) external monitor(s).
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--- 93224578
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just got my P15v3, ryzen 7 6850h pro, 32gb ram, A2000, 500gb m.2
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comfy
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>>93222416
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ngl that's a good get
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--- 93226336
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x230 with chink quadcore board corebooted is now officially the best anti-spyware laptop that doesn't cost almost $2k+
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As such, anyone know a good source to get the fhd mod? I forgot how bad 768 was.
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--- 93226577
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Hello. SIRS!
|
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Has anyone flashed Middleton's BIOS with Linux? It's supposed to be done through a 32bit version of Windows, but there's an iso provided and I'm curious whether you can burn the iso onto a CD and use it while running Linux.
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>>Have maschine mk2 since release
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>>Used it twice.
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Anyone have any actual links/videos or tutorials on how to get started so I can dust this thing off?
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>>Have maschine mk2 since release
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>>Used it twice.
|
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Anyone have any actual links/videos or tutorials on how to get started so I can dust this thing off?
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--- 93223690
|
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remaking songs... remaking songs....
|
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I wanna be good at trance ;__;
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--- 93223693
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The Maschine is the Nissan Altima of midi hardware.
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--- 93224147
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My submission for the album:
|
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Board: /toy/
|
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Title: "Fidget Spinner Story Mode"
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>>93223690
|
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Remaking songs will get you nowhere.
|
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>>93224270
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--- 93224328
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>>93224270
|
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All ZUN does is remake the one song he ever made. That's the secret to 2hu music.
|
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--- 93224644
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>>93224328
|
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He should continue to do so, it's a great song
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--- 93224991
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>>93184143
|
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Sunvox if you want everything to be in one program and no need for external VSTs. Everything is modular and you can make your own patches for anything, it also sounds amazing. Renoise if you want more efficient interface with modifiable keyboard shortcuts for almost anything you can think of and of course VST support.
|
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+
I used to use Renoise but moved to Sunvox and I find the interface a bit annoying compared to Renoise, it has weird quirks like pausing the track if you delete or move a pattern which is very annoying, also no keyboard shortcuts for moving between patterns. Also, Renoise is pretty big at this point while Sunvox is very slick.
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--- 93225807
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>>93220534
|
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why the fuck is your bass clef playing chords and your treble clef playing single notes?
|
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It should be the other way around....
|
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>>93225807
|
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>>93220534
|
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|
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just wanna add: i listened to your audio and there's a reason why chords are usually not being played in the bass clef...at most 2 intervalls because chords in the bass clef sound awful...and it did sound awful in your submission
|
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|
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rearrange your composition, switch it around and i bet it would sound way better
|
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--- 93225919
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>>93216856
|
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>acoustic drum vsts?
|
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sample drum solos
|
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--- 93227998
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EtBallet
|
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--- 93228468
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>>93172752
|
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>buy 61 key MIDI controller
|
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>start learning how to play
|
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>missing 1 lower octave to play practice songs from the book
|
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>try to play a piece i like
|
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>realize i'm lacking an octave there too
|
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|
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Sure, I could have used the octave shift feature on the keyboard, but that makes it awkward. Now I'm selling it and getting an 88 key one.
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--- 93228509
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Complete outsider here,
|
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|
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qrd me on how machine learning audio synthesis will disrupt this industry. Also, 12 years ago I asked if you could "sculpt sound through visual 3D mediums" and I got a flat no. Seeing >>93159486 (OP) kind of made me hopeful we're moving there.
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--- 93228515
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Any of you found brown note yet?
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--- 93228575
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>>93228468
|
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Here is good exercise for you. Transpose button and modwheele use.
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But really, this shouldn't be a problem just play in the same octave I'd it's only finger work you are worried about.
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--- 93228595
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>>>/wsg/4981352
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--- 93228784
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>>93228509
|
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Positions of creating “background” or “filler” music and one shot effects and samples will 100% be eliminated.
|
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That’s all we know for sure at this point from where the tech is already at- everything else is just speculative, however likely it may sound.
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--- 93230134
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>>93228515
|
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>Frequencies supposedly involved are between 5 and 9 Hz, which are below the lower frequency limit of human hearing.
|
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>Attempts to demonstrate the existence of a "brown note" using sound waves transmitted through the air have failed.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_note
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>>93230134
|
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>using sound waves transmitted through the air have failed.
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|
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eat some chipotle and you will totally be able to produce brown notes
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>>93230556
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I don't need chipotle to take brown notes on my note(menstruation)pad
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--- 93230759
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update on serum
|
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thanks guys its pretty fun
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I like the plastic ones that are retro inspired, like the Vortex PC66 (which I own and is a great keyboard) and those Mac ones with HHKB layout.
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>>93222963
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I like the plastic ones that are retro inspired, like the Vortex PC66 (which I own and is a great keyboard) and those Mac ones with HHKB layout.
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>>93222963
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--- 93223736
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https://youtu.be/yWoDSsCX1S8 [Embed]
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--- 93226219
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Do you have any tips on how to remove keycaps if you lost the tool that came with your keyboard?
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--- 93226475
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>>93226219
|
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You can bend paperclips into a ghetto keypuller. If you have access to a 3D printer you could also print out a new one.
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>>93226475
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thanks
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--- 93226736
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are there other nice budget linears besides gat yellows?
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>>93217902
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gateron north poles or oil kings unless you actually care about what they look like in which case I'd probably frankenstein something similar for fun
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>>93228647
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nasty
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>>93229754
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For once it's actually PBT, not ABS.
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--- 93230655
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>>93181714
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> no f row
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Complete shit
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>>93180183
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Nice keeb I like this set up
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>>93180183
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Nice keeb I like this set up
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>>93184172
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nice anon, very comfy
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>>93185647
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>>93186161
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>>93191409
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>>93193841
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I really like this one but don't understand the layout at all.. very odd
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>>93193985
|
643 |
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Excellent imo... Reminds me of mine but clean
|
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>>93196553
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wow this is amazing. Based drummer too.
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>>93204935
|
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GL anon, sell that toy and get the monitor first you'll be golden
|
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>>93211471
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I agree with everyone else... comfy but the toys can go
|
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>>93213528
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very pretty and I'd like to hear it
|
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>>93216749
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crazy keeb and why so many keycaps
|
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>>93223464
|
661 |
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I have to admit I like it though I don't want to. Def needs a second monitor but it wouldn't look as clean
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>>93222153
|
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what are you working on
|
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--- 93225832
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left is work station for work laptop, right is gamer/gamedev station, i need to clean up all the shit under the desks at some point
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--- 93226214
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>>93225832
|
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What monitors?
|
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>>93216749
|
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dude im planning to get that table, could you please do a mini review for it
|
673 |
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we kinda have the same monitor too, does the fucking monitor's stand get in the way of the mouse?
|
674 |
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my small table and the monitor kinda fucks up my mouse movement lol
|
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+
--- 93227919
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>>93209638
|
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+
Hoarding is one thing, but why not clean the place? Like wipe the dust and arrange shit? Get some shelves?
|
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+
--- 93228423
|
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>>93177737
|
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they do it in very hot/humid climates.
|
681 |
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like when i was visiting friends in queensland australia, every single home had at least half the house tiles and the other half wood floor boards.
|
682 |
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the bedrooms were usually wood boards.
|
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--- 93229717
|
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>>93212904
|
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that's a sliding keyboard tray from underneath a desk with the rails screwed off
|
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--- 93229807
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+
>>93226214
|
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+
32" CT550 Curved Monitor
|
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--- 93229833
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>>93219827
|
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Herman Miller Embody, very expensive chair at $1830 USD with the cheapest options. It's on 20% sale now at $1600 USd though
|
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--- 93229866
|
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+
>>93225832
|
694 |
+
Please get a real desk.
|
695 |
+
At least one, those plastic shits are bad and suck.
|
696 |
+
--- 93230279
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697 |
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>>93223464
|
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pretty clean.
|
699 |
+
Q: do your eyes sometimes feel like your surroundings are too bright?
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>>93222558
|
596 |
It's embarrassing to watch so many people kowtow to what is obvious insanity, treating with reverence what is basically a delusional fetish of a coombrain.
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>>93222558
|
596 |
It's embarrassing to watch so many people kowtow to what is obvious insanity, treating with reverence what is basically a delusional fetish of a coombrain.
|
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--- 93223767
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>>93190357
|
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its not hard to be not be an attention seeking assmad retard
|
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--- 93226202
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>>93223356
|
602 |
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I agree. They can do whatever depraved shit they want to themselves, just don't drag the rest of us into your fetish.
|
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--- 93226258
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>>93198235
|
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>it's not much to do this
|
606 |
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How many times has this been said? It's never enough for you people. You'll never be satisfied because you're trying to pretend to be something you're not instead of accepting the way you were born. Fuck you and fuck your delusional garbage. Stop dragging the rest of us into your fetish.
|
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--- 93226672
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>>93187198 (OP)
|
609 |
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jewcrosoft. that's all.
|
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>>93204610
|
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>inb4 they apply automated filters to ban anyone with 'toxic' (i.e. bad goy) pronouns
|
612 |
+
--- 93226749
|
613 |
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trannies only exist online.
|
614 |
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the internet makes you gay.
|
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--- 93226788
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>>93187198 (OP)
|
617 |
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>Visiting user profiles
|
618 |
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You're the problem. You're using Github as social media, not as a code contribution platform.
|
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+
--- 93226884
|
620 |
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Honestly the only, singular case where pronoun identifiers make sense is anonymous accounts. I’m sure anon women on GitHub don’t like being referred to as a man when other people are discussing their projects or commits. Unfortunately trannies ruin everything
|
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--- 93228298
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>>93226884
|
623 |
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>I’m sure anon women on GitHub don’t like being referred to as a man
|
624 |
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every biofoid i've spoken to is somewhere from indifferent to more comfortable to being referred to with male pronouns online
|
625 |
+
--- 93228691
|
626 |
+
Is there an extension out there that does find replace on pronouns and replaces with dipshit ?
|
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--- 93228974
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>>93187198 (OP)
|
629 |
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they(/them) want the gitlab audience
|
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--- 93228985
|
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>>93187624
|
632 |
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cope/seethe
|
633 |
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--- 93229256
|
634 |
+
I can't help but find this unbearably based at this point. The screaming and groaning of the anonymous troll demons of 4chan is like music to my ears
|
635 |
+
--- 93229639
|
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+
>>93187198 (OP)
|
637 |
+
oh yes, all the made up words like "she" and "her"
|
638 |
+
fucking retard
|
639 |
+
--- 93229668
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>>93193174
|
641 |
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nobody is saying they aren't related, just that they are far from the same thing
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|
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>>93222254
|
785 |
i've bought them 3 times! once as a gift!
|
786 |
the one set from their initial release many moons ago, back when they were hyped as a down-sell KXXS. i even sold my Kanas
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784 |
>>93222254
|
785 |
i've bought them 3 times! once as a gift!
|
786 |
the one set from their initial release many moons ago, back when they were hyped as a down-sell KXXS. i even sold my Kanas
|
787 |
+
--- 93224023
|
788 |
+
>>93223213
|
789 |
+
--- 93224816
|
790 |
+
>>93224023
|
791 |
+
nice
|
792 |
+
i see it getting reposted for infinity
|
793 |
+
--- 93224823
|
794 |
+
Is the $100 refurbished HD560S deal still a thing? I remember hearing about it on /hpg/ but can't find it anymore.
|
795 |
+
--- 93224837
|
796 |
+
>>93224823
|
797 |
+
why would you buy that pos
|
798 |
+
--- 93224879
|
799 |
+
>>93224837
|
800 |
+
you're delusional. pull your head out of your ass and come back to me when you're in touch with reality again
|
801 |
+
--- 93224884
|
802 |
+
>>93224837
|
803 |
+
Because for headphones that's actually pretty good, he's in the wrong thread though.
|
804 |
+
--- 93224921
|
805 |
+
>>93224884
|
806 |
+
I'm not, /hpg/ is dead-- not as in "oh we don't get enough people" but like it's actually just not there. /hifi/ says "Headphones, headphone amps, IEMs and earbuds go here: >>>/g/iemg"
|
807 |
+
--- 93225055
|
808 |
+
>>93224921
|
809 |
+
That's guy is just trying to troll by sending headphone questions here because he is mad that /iemg/ didn't want to become his audio general
|
810 |
+
--- 93225150
|
811 |
+
>even speaker schizo was sick of dealing with "Best under $50 gaming headphones?" "Should I buy Sennheiser / Beyerdynamic XXX model?"
|
812 |
+
kek will dent heads ever learn?
|
813 |
+
--- 93225183
|
814 |
+
>best under $50 wireless gaming headset i can buy in Boliva?
|
815 |
+
--- 93225222
|
816 |
+
My Buds2 Pro has the same problem as the Quarks DSP: the sound fades in for a second before it reaches the set volume. I didn't find anything about the matter, and I didn't got any updates on the galaxy wearable app, could this really just be a firmware issue or is it just supposed to be this way? Cause the original Buds Pro didn't do this
|
817 |
+
--- 93225227
|
818 |
+
>>93224921
|
819 |
+
Found this in the archives >>93084379 → it looks like the guy who makes /hifi/ threads was just sick of headphonefags asking the same questions over and over, but also it seems like he's stopped making threads entirely now so you can go back there now I guess
|
820 |
+
--- 93225260
|
821 |
+
>>93225227
|
822 |
+
i am on /hifi/ and i will continue to ignore that and will happily talk about headphones.
|
823 |
+
--- 93225286
|
824 |
+
>>93225260
|
825 |
+
Based. Don't let the fact they're pos stop you from enjoying them.
|
826 |
+
--- 93225340
|
827 |
+
>>93225286
|
828 |
+
i just like everything
|
829 |
+
--- 93225888
|
830 |
+
>>93225803
|
831 |
+
I find that DD movement erotic
|
832 |
+
--- 93225987
|
833 |
+
My wife is physically disabled and can't travel very well, so I had the idea to help her take a vacation in her mind. this plan consists of four things:
|
834 |
+
|
835 |
+
>1. a pair of "nice" headphones with a large frequency range
|
836 |
+
>2. instrumental concept albums or extended soundscapes for her to listen to
|
837 |
+
>3. a dark room and a comfy bed
|
838 |
+
>4. weed and/or shrooms
|
839 |
+
|
840 |
+
I don't know dick from shit about headphones so if anyone knows what I'm talking about, is it going to be more important to spend money on headphones or spend time curating the audio?
|
841 |
+
--- 93225993
|
842 |
+
Is Truthear part of Moondrop
|
843 |
+
--- 93226006
|
844 |
+
>>93225803
|
845 |
+
Show electrostatic
|
846 |
+
--- 93226018
|
847 |
+
>>93225987
|
848 |
+
>1. a pair of "nice" headphones with a large frequency range
|
849 |
+
Is this bait
|
850 |
+
--- 93226041
|
851 |
+
>>93225993
|
852 |
+
Google says this
|
853 |
+
--- 93226045
|
854 |
+
>>93226018
|
855 |
+
yes, you have been trolled, epic style
|
856 |
+
--- 93226234
|
857 |
+
Im looking for a pair of wireless earbuds for gym use only, not headphones i dont like the weight on my head, and i dont like the idea of a wireless adapter for wired monitors.
|
858 |
+
Dont mind low battery life, 3h would do.
|
859 |
+
Im from mexico if i can buy from aliexpress it would be great but i can ship from texas if US only.
|
860 |
+
|
861 |
+
>Budget: ~115 usd
|
862 |
+
>Intended use: GYM
|
863 |
+
>Sound signature: idk im not sure
|
864 |
+
>Past gear and your thoughts on them:
|
865 |
+
|
866 |
+
xiaomi hybrid pro hd: used them about 7 years ago, I remember liking them but they were a bit to bassy
|
867 |
+
|
868 |
+
Final E2000: Liked them a lot but they where not very confortable and the cable shorted after ~3months of use
|
869 |
+
|
870 |
+
KBEAR Neon: liked the sound but i had to plug them too deep for a good sound, not a fan.
|
871 |
+
|
872 |
+
KZ ZSN: love them, dirt cheap, I like the sound profile, very comfortable. something like these would be great
|
873 |
+
--- 93226326
|
874 |
+
>>93206794
|
875 |
+
final e500/1000s are such a disappointment
|
876 |
+
--- 93226390
|
877 |
+
>>93226234
|
878 |
+
>Budget: ~115 usd
|
879 |
+
Moondrop sparks, galaxy buds pro, huaweii freebuds pro, NF audio na2. There's also the KZ Z1 that sounds kinda similar to the zsn at a cheaper price point.
|
880 |
+
--- 93226408
|
881 |
+
>>93206794
|
882 |
+
So many shit phones in a single image
|
883 |
+
--- 93226491
|
884 |
+
>>93225987
|
885 |
+
difficult to advise friend. i would prioritize comfort, as sound can be EQ'd with software. still, I cannot know what your wife will think is comfortable. i personally do not think headphones really work if you want to relax/lie your head down. this is /iemg/ which insert in ear canal, which some are fine with and other people who are unaccustomed to it may not be fine with.
|
886 |
+
--- 93226596
|
887 |
+
>>93225803
|
888 |
+
That's not how it works.
|
889 |
+
--- 93226603
|
890 |
+
>>93226596
|
891 |
+
Source: some random guy on the internet who doesn't even have a custom animation proving his point
|
892 |
+
--- 93226619
|
893 |
+
>>93225803
|
894 |
+
>not even showing the digital stairsteps
|
895 |
+
--- 93226668
|
896 |
+
Tangzu waner cable and eartips all fit like shit any replacement recos?
|
897 |
+
--- 93226695
|
898 |
+
>>93226603
|
899 |
+
I don't have to post anything when the planar side literally has moving magnets lmao.
|
900 |
+
--- 93226733
|
901 |
+
>>93225803
|
902 |
+
>oowoowoowoowoowoowoowoo
|
903 |
+
>wubwubwubwubwubwubwubwub
|
904 |
+
--- 93226766
|
905 |
+
>>93226733
|
906 |
+
flipped for better visualization
|
907 |
+
>sssssssssssssssssssssssss
|
908 |
+
--- 93226791
|
909 |
+
>>93221178
|
910 |
+
I don't want to go back, these days I can simply get the most comfortable/best looking IEM and get better sound than every other IEM in any budget.
|
911 |
+
--- 93226830
|
912 |
+
>>93216316
|
913 |
+
I see. I think I'll look for a regular cable + dongle instead then, thanks anon
|
914 |
+
--- 93226833
|
915 |
+
>>93226390
|
916 |
+
thanks anon
|
917 |
+
--- 93226851
|
918 |
+
>>93221178
|
919 |
+
>TECHNICALITIES
|
920 |
+
nah bro they are real
|
921 |
+
--- 93226917
|
922 |
+
Kz pr2 or zvx
|
923 |
+
--- 93226929
|
924 |
+
>>93226833
|
925 |
+
not him, but can consider soundpeats capsule3 pro too
|
926 |
+
--- 93226933
|
927 |
+
>>93226917
|
928 |
+
Wait for the PR2 Pro
|
929 |
+
--- 93226943
|
930 |
+
>>93226933
|
931 |
+
Can't wait
|
932 |
+
Wtf is planar
|
933 |
+
--- 93226957
|
934 |
+
>>93226943
|
935 |
+
shit's a portal to another plane of reality bro. enhances the sound wave dimensionality
|
936 |
+
--- 93227626
|
937 |
+
>>93225987
|
938 |
+
My wife is 10 years old btw
|
939 |
+
--- 93227980
|
940 |
+
>>93227626
|
941 |
+
uoh, same
|
942 |
+
--- 93228280
|
943 |
+
>>93226408
|
944 |
+
Fuck off chink
|
945 |
+
--- 93228567
|
946 |
+
I have 200 bucks to throw at a new pair of IEMs, looking at the Yume 2 and Midnights from Seeaudio and the Kato from Moondrop. Which should I pick and why ?
|
947 |
+
--- 93228625
|
948 |
+
>>93228567
|
949 |
+
Wait for a lil' bit, there's a fuckton of collabs coming up in may, like yume ultra or well known and hugely popular juzear flame. Brand new pos coming soon!
|
950 |
+
--- 93230484
|
951 |
+
Bump
|
952 |
+
--- 93230592
|
953 |
+
Is it a good idea to test IEM I want to buy with AutoEQ?
|
954 |
+
I usually autoeq my Chu to truthear hola, tanchjim ola bass, and variations.
|
955 |
+
I'm thinking of buying the tanchjim ola bass to replace Chu.
|
956 |
+
Any suggestions?
|
g/93196319.txt
CHANGED
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|
436 |
--- 93223438
|
437 |
>>93210066
|
438 |
no one buys a pi-hole. people say they want to buy them, but you'll see 2 or 3 sales in a month. the kind of people that want a pi-hole are savvy enough to build their own.
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>>93210066
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no one buys a pi-hole. people say they want to buy them, but you'll see 2 or 3 sales in a month. the kind of people that want a pi-hole are savvy enough to build their own.
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>>93196319 (OP)
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Running Nextcloud for file storage / backups. I've got it hooked up to an old laptop hard drive for storage
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>>93197286
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Did you have it running on a Pi 0 or normal Pi?
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I was having trouble installing it on an old laptop running Ubuntu and was wonder if it was worth trying to install it on a Pi 3
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>>93201264
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>>93201077
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>>93201012
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if you use a browser instead of the youtube app, most ads get blocked. I use brave + pihole and the combination of the two of them stops basically all ads.
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>>93196998
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>measuring amount of electricity in my house
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how?
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>>93225350
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you need to buy special outlets/plugs or something to hook to your electrical panel. you can't do shit with just a rpi alone to measure electrical usage.
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i use my pihole to host docker.
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my main server is for storage only
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my router handles anything network related(adguard/crowdsec/dns/etc)
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I only use my storage server when im home, so no need to have it running 24/7. pihole solves that problem
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>>93211173
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>Tuya compatible sensors cost a fraction of the competitors but they all try to ping home every 2 mins. Good thing there is a way to make them work in local network only.
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You can flash them with an ESPHome fork too.
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https://docs.libretiny.eu/docs/projects/esphome/
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DOSBox,Nas,Win98&OS9 Emulation.
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>>93225626
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>https://docs.libretiny.eu/docs/projects/esphome/
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Fuck this is neat. I need to find time to take the thing apart and flash it
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On an unrelated note we really should have a home automation general on here or /diy/ (probably /diy/ would be better since /g/ it's a zoomer shitfest)
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>>93196319 (OP)
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It's my mediacenter.
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I want to get another one to act as nextcloud server, but they're a bit too expensive right now.
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>>93227368
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why not both at once?
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>>93196319 (OP)
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I piss on it
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>>93227386
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It should easily be capable of doing that, but I'm too retarded to make it work. For some reason kodi performs horrible under raspbian (or even the pi ubunto). Libreelec runs great, but I can't run much else then.
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491 |
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I use it to force myself to actually program. I made my own 3D game engine using SDL2 and written in C.
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I kinda am forced to use best practices to keep it efficient and make it run on the Pi4B+ which I wouldn't have to do if I were to use a regular x86 computer.
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I also can't do other things while programming and debugging because it isn't powerful enough to have browser tabs open at the same time which constraints me just right.
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I highly recommend it for perma-procrastinators like me to actually make progress.
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>>93196319 (OP)
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runs my discord bot and any other apps I wanna run 24/7 like my prometheus instance, ssl reverse proxy, dev dbs/redis, ...
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>>93196319 (OP)
|
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Doorstop, I guess? Or paperweight...
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>>93225350
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if you have space just point a camera to the meter and record it use ocr to save the data at different times.
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508 |
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a nextcloud instance
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Choose 10/11 link 2.
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Go through the list till you find 10 22H2.
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Choose 10/11 link 2.
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517 |
Go through the list till you find 10 22H2.
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--- 93223529
|
520 |
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>>93223485
|
521 |
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And then I just run burn the ISO and install it and that's it?
|
522 |
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--- 93223530
|
523 |
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got me a windows 11 install and not sure if i can or should downgrade. what are my options for anti telemetry and QoL improvements since i dont see jack in the OP
|
524 |
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--- 93223633
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525 |
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>>93223529
|
526 |
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Yep, after you get the ISO either use Rufus or Ventoy to make a bootable USB. Then when you go get into the setup choose the Upgrade option for install method.
|
527 |
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|
528 |
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>>93223530
|
529 |
+
Download ShutUp10++ and run its recommended settings via one of its drop down menus. Disable all scheduled tasks in the Application Experience and Customer Experience Improvement Program folders via Task Scheduler. Disable cloud protection and auto sample submission in Defender.
|
530 |
+
Restart your computer and you're basically all good.
|
531 |
+
--- 93223787
|
532 |
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>>93223633
|
533 |
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domo arigato
|
534 |
+
--- 93223939
|
535 |
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>>93223633
|
536 |
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Okay small issue regarding the Windows 10 upgrade.
|
537 |
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The Setup isn't actually doing anything. I click it but nothing actually happens, probably something corrupted on my PC.
|
538 |
+
So if I can't make the executable just run itself and install It that way, I would have to run on boot through a USB or something like that right?
|
539 |
+
Like using Rufus to prepare it beforehand, right?
|
540 |
+
--- 93224016
|
541 |
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>>93223939
|
542 |
+
No, after flashing the ISO to the USB with Rufus you restart your computer and directly boot the USB, which leads you to the Windows setup.
|
543 |
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--- 93224040
|
544 |
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>>93224016
|
545 |
+
Okay, I'll see I can a hold of a Pendrive tomorrow.
|
546 |
+
Uh I wouldn't be able to use my phone right?
|
547 |
+
Anyway by doing this through the usual method of installing through booting Windows will I still lose my files?
|
548 |
+
--- 93224053
|
549 |
+
>>93224040
|
550 |
+
The whole point of the upgrade option in the bootable setup is that you keep your files and folders. Though if you're feeling anxious about it you could always back it up to a USB/external drive or something just in case.
|
551 |
+
--- 93224066
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>>93224053
|
553 |
+
It's fine I believe you.
|
554 |
+
Anyway, thanks for helping me out anon. Have a fine evening!
|
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--- 93224345
|
556 |
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how can i remove this crap? its disabled and effectively removed yet its icon persists, i cant find it where the other icons are in the fs ;/
|
557 |
+
|
558 |
+
also is there anyway to get snip and sketch back as its short cut was nicer than "snipping tool", or just an alternative. i have all other uwp crap removed so i assume that took it with it.
|
559 |
+
|
560 |
+
this is ltsc stripped with offline optimize and then running privacy.sexy with effectively everything selected lol..
|
561 |
+
--- 93224367
|
562 |
+
>>93224345
|
563 |
+
The Windows Security UWP won't go away but it doesn't do anything if you've disabled Defender. Just ignore it.
|
564 |
+
--- 93224878
|
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+
>>93223633
|
566 |
+
i did restore system and made sure autocomplete website was selected in local machine and user but edge lost website autocomplete. any clue why?
|
567 |
+
--- 93224898
|
568 |
+
>>93224878
|
569 |
+
Check the settings in SU10++ under the Edge section.
|
570 |
+
--- 93225000
|
571 |
+
Why does Windows hide the free version of the HEVC video codec?
|
572 |
+
--- 93225006
|
573 |
+
>>93225000
|
574 |
+
So they can afford to get some gum at the gumball machine in the lobby.
|
575 |
+
--- 93225032
|
576 |
+
So I used to have Windows 7 then upgraded to 10, then I just upgraded to 11. Now it says I don't have a valid windows. Do I have to buy it now to get rid of this activate shit?
|
577 |
+
--- 93225084
|
578 |
+
>>93225032
|
579 |
+
Use MAS to permanently activate it via HWID.
|
580 |
+
Just go to the git in the OP and follow the instructions to run it through an admin PS/Terminal instance.
|
581 |
+
--- 93225121
|
582 |
+
>>93225006
|
583 |
+
It's so retarded that a thing like that isn't already included in Windows. Apparently it was in the past but then they stopped adding it. The Windows I have in my desktop must have it because I can play movies with HEVC but I have a laptop that is newer and it can't play them.
|
584 |
+
|
585 |
+
Do you have it installed?
|
586 |
+
--- 93225154
|
587 |
+
>>93224898
|
588 |
+
sorry i wasnt clear enough, but i did do this. tried the restore point and a restart first. nothing shows up, but i just checked and when i type "twith" the most visited twitch shows up in suggested URLs, but NOT autocomplete. very weird
|
589 |
+
--- 93225180
|
590 |
+
>>93225154
|
591 |
+
Can't really help too much more because I don't and have ever used Edge as a daily drive browser.
|
592 |
+
--- 93225226
|
593 |
+
I keep reading that VLC should be able to play HEVC by itself but that's not true, if you don't have the HEVC codec installed in Windows it can't pay them.
|
594 |
+
--- 93225230
|
595 |
+
>>93225084
|
596 |
+
Thank you Anon.
|
597 |
+
--- 93225266
|
598 |
+
>>93225084
|
599 |
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but you have to disable Device encryption for that
|
600 |
+
--- 93225291
|
601 |
+
>>93225226
|
602 |
+
I use it to play HEVC at work¿ that PC doesn't have the extension installed. both VLC and mpv use ffmpeg to decode videos not the OS installed codecs
|
603 |
+
--- 93225301
|
604 |
+
>>93225226
|
605 |
+
Try playing your videos with mpv. It doesn't rely on any outside codecs. I don't have HEVC codecs installed myself.
|
606 |
+
Running its update script also installs yt-dlp and ffmpeg alongside it. Use the x64-v3 version if your processor supports AVX2 instructions.
|
607 |
+
--- 93225322
|
608 |
+
>>93225266
|
609 |
+
Then disable the encryption, run the activation, then re-enable it. Easy.
|
610 |
+
--- 93225412
|
611 |
+
>>93225291
|
612 |
+
And how is it that my desktop can play it but my laptop can't? Using VLC in both.
|
613 |
+
--- 93225500
|
614 |
+
>>93225412
|
615 |
+
Well, what is the error message you're receiving? I just tried VLC in Windows Sandbox, a sanity check, it also doesn't have the HEVC extension, and it worked, so it isn't a change with the latest VLC
|
616 |
+
--- 93225614
|
617 |
+
>>93225500
|
618 |
+
I don't have any error message, VLC open but the video doesn't show up, only the audio.
|
619 |
+
--- 93225712
|
620 |
+
>>93225614
|
621 |
+
Alright we will try it your way, paste this
|
622 |
+
https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/hevc-video-extensions-from-device-manufacturer/9N4WGH0Z6VHQ
|
623 |
+
into https://store.rg-adguard.net/
|
624 |
+
then download and install the appxbundle, that is the free HEVC
|
625 |
+
|
626 |
+
Then try again, if it works then it is using the OS codec, if it doesn't then the issue is something else
|
627 |
+
--- 93225742
|
628 |
+
Something weird just happened to me. I just opened VLC to play a movie and suddenly the Windows Firewall tells me if I want to allow VLC.
|
629 |
+
|
630 |
+
Very weird, I don't remember this showing up and I have been using VLC for many years.
|
631 |
+
|
632 |
+
I assume this is for VLC to search for album covers and shit like that but do you have any idea why is this showing up now after many years using it?
|
633 |
+
--- 93225757
|
634 |
+
so after using optimizer offline and privacy.sexy i thought i had avoided removing both 1. windows hello / finger print login functionality 2. default app select / open with dialog functionality
|
635 |
+
|
636 |
+
but both are unavailable, how do I get them back can I get them back?
|
637 |
+
|
638 |
+
used the recommended fork of offline optimize, windows version is 21H2 windows 10 LTSC
|
639 |
+
, the biometric device itself shows up fine in device manager and drivers are installed btw
|
640 |
+
|
641 |
+
thanks in advance for any info
|
642 |
+
--- 93225764
|
643 |
+
>>93197162
|
644 |
+
You mean Everything + EverythingToolbar (newcomers wouldn't know)
|
645 |
+
Also Icarus, you do want thumbnails for VP9, don't you?
|
646 |
+
--- 93225805
|
647 |
+
>>93225764
|
648 |
+
You're right, I had no idea EverythingToolbar existed.
|
649 |
+
Cleanly replacing Windows Search with Everything sounds pretty nifty.
|
650 |
+
--- 93225833
|
651 |
+
>>93225805
|
652 |
+
First thing I do when installing W10 IoT LTSC is to disable the Windows indexing service so Windows Search can stop raping my storage, as resource monitor will show. I don't think this is needed for Everything to work.
|
653 |
+
--- 93225854
|
654 |
+
>>93225712
|
655 |
+
I already found a link to download the free version, this one: ms-windows-store://pdp/?ProductId=9n4wgh0z6vhq
|
656 |
+
|
657 |
+
>>93225712
|
658 |
+
>if it works then it is using the OS codec
|
659 |
+
So then VLC needs the Windows codec, it can't play it by itself. THat's my point, I have read that VLC can open HEVC by itself without you having to install the codec on Windows.
|
660 |
+
--- 93225863
|
661 |
+
>>93225833
|
662 |
+
Everything uses its own indexing that needs admin privilege to work first time. Then you can search every single drive of your computer for anything.
|
663 |
+
--- 93225867
|
664 |
+
>>93225764
|
665 |
+
>Also Icarus, you do want thumbnails for VP9, don't you?
|
666 |
+
Icaros was needed for webm thumbnails not VP9 specifically, VP9 mkv's were working just fine with the VP9 extension, however the web media extensions that ships with W11 decodes webm thumbnails now without Icaros
|
667 |
+
--- 93225910
|
668 |
+
>>93225854
|
669 |
+
>So then VLC needs the Windows codec
|
670 |
+
Did you test it?
|
671 |
+
> it can't play it by itself
|
672 |
+
I wouldn't be so definitive with your experience if you just said your desktop can play but your laptop cant? also I just pointed out my VLC plays without the HEVC extension installed
|
673 |
+
> I have read that VLC can open HEVC by itself without you having to install the codec on Windows.
|
674 |
+
Which is consistent with the experience I had at work today, and a few minutes ago using a sandbox.
|
675 |
+
--- 93225961
|
676 |
+
>>93225910
|
677 |
+
I can also play it on my desktop with VLC and I don't have the HEVC extension installed. And that is because the HEVC codec was included in older versions of Windows 10 but then they removed it. That's why I can play it on the desktop (older version of Windows) and I can't on the laptop (newer version of Windows 10).
|
678 |
+
--- 93225989
|
679 |
+
>>93225961
|
680 |
+
Have you thought about just not using VLC and using mpv instead?
|
681 |
+
--- 93226027
|
682 |
+
>>93225989
|
683 |
+
I don't know, I have been using VLC for so many years. I would want to fix the problem with VLC...
|
684 |
+
|
685 |
+
I don't know I could try installing mpv to see if it can play it.
|
686 |
+
|
687 |
+
Why is mpv better than VLC?
|
688 |
+
--- 93226054
|
689 |
+
>>93226027
|
690 |
+
More performant, runs everything, incredibly customizable via an mpv.conf file.
|
691 |
+
I went from VLC to MPC-HC to mpv over a some years course and I've stuck with mpv the longest because it does everything I want. Plus its symbiosis with yt-dlp and ffmpeg makes it the best video streamer around.
|
692 |
+
--- 93226192
|
693 |
+
>>93225961
|
694 |
+
>And that is because the HEVC codec was included in older versions of Windows 10 but then they removed it. That's why I can play it on the desktop (older version of Windows) and I can't on the laptop (newer version of Windows 10).
|
695 |
+
Brilliant deduction except for the fact you keep ignoring the evidence, also it was never removed from Windows 10, all they did was remove the ability to download it, if you had it installed then you got to keep it.
|
696 |
+
--- 93227691
|
697 |
+
I'm wondering if putting IoT LTSC 2021 on a family friend's older computer would be a good choice because they're the kind just to use their computer to web browse/use Youtube/Facebook and not much else, and this makes it that they don't have to worry about their OS EoL-ing any time soon.
|
698 |
+
--- 93229227
|
699 |
+
>>93227691
|
700 |
+
Yes.
|
701 |
+
--- 93229413
|
702 |
+
>>93229227
|
703 |
+
Simple enough answer. I successfully installed LTSC 2021 on an old BIOS HP SFF from 2010 or so so installing it to a 8.1 era laptop should hopefully be as smooth.
|
704 |
+
--- 93229911
|
705 |
+
just downloaded goyslop 11, is there a way to change all of the folder icons to the one from 10. these ones are ugly
|
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>>93211147
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we are the same but from opposite realities
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god i want her so bad
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>>93211147
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we are the same but from opposite realities
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god i want her so bad
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>>93223472
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Why is that guy your wallpaper?
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>>93222305
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my last ex is named alexis i hope you kill yourself
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>>93223798
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But why :(
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am I doing this right?
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>>93222650
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Ok, let's see what you built.
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>>93198222
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Why would you use something that slow
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>>93224770
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It obviously has a bunch of frames skipped to keep the video size down. webm format is hot garbage.
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>>93224801
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Or its openbsd as indicated by the top icon which is an insanely slow OS.
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>>93224895
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OpenBSD isn't slow and I run it on a PowerMac G4.
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>>93197049 (OP)
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>>93203100
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>Xfeces
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kek
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>>93201535
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DE,WM name?
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>>93197049 (OP)
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>kitty
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based
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>>93213956
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soul
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imo smt gets cringe when you read bible
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>>93198044
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openbsd, all their users are pedos
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>>93197049 (OP)
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Still working on it
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>>93225690
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you don't seem to understand.
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>>93223472
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pape pls
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>>93226794
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>>93197830
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freewave 3
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>>93225149
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Yes it is.
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>>93222305
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Well, it actually is tranny. If you are a man but "Oh, I'm just not masculine and like wearing fluffy skirts", then you are still not a man, and another pervert like trannies. I know it's hard to stay a man when society wants to feminize you with every passing moment and food has estrogen added to stimulate the growth of the animals, leading to things like gynecomastia in young men, but still make the effort to not be tempted by this easy lifestyle. Men are the ones who overcome adversity.
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>>93227501
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AI and It's consequences to tgis board have been a disaster to the human race
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this is the /g/ay faggot board, fuck off
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>>93199457
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>j cole
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>fernando alonso
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based as shit
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>>93222305
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i like this.
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>>93221105
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>shipping
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will cost a fortune for basic and I wouldn't trust russkis mail and I would recommend getting insurance on it because they can and will fuck up the package. You could take it with you in parts? If you bring the whole computer, hell if you bring the parts with you, its gonna raise some eyebrows, especially if your coming from hamburgerland. Your kinda fucked either way, best bet is to probably bring the parts with you as check-in luggage and tell them that you were afraid of the parts arriving fucked up if it was mailed.
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>>93221105
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>shipping
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will cost a fortune for basic and I wouldn't trust russkis mail and I would recommend getting insurance on it because they can and will fuck up the package. You could take it with you in parts? If you bring the whole computer, hell if you bring the parts with you, its gonna raise some eyebrows, especially if your coming from hamburgerland. Your kinda fucked either way, best bet is to probably bring the parts with you as check-in luggage and tell them that you were afraid of the parts arriving fucked up if it was mailed.
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What do people use these days to download YouTube videos? youtube-dl isn't working for me any more for some reason.
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Why are osint tools so shit nowadays? Why is no one updating them?
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I have a movie that when I play it, VLC only plays the audio but not the images. I think it's something related to the video codec HEVC.
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What I don't understand is if VLC can play HEVC why do I have to install another thing for Windows for it to play it?, shouldn't be enough with VLC?
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>>93219723
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>What would still be using 2G these days anyway?
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-heating controllers
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-other controllers
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-other embedded systems
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In other words: everything.
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-elevators when doing an emergency call
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>2G might have been set as a forever-network set up for some reason
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It's expected those embedded things get 4G modems by 2050 so I guess they'd be closing 2G by then.
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>>93219670
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How does your heating controllers send alarm text messages when the pipes burst or something?
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>>93224077
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yt-dlp
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>>93224266
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Awesome, this works. Thanks.
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>>93197620 (OP)
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Why do computing languages have the description of open source to them? For example php and node.js have this description, aren't all computing languages open source? Why include it at all in the first place, its more confusing for beginners than helpful.
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Anyone know a good source for free study materials for the Electrical Engineering FE
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>>93197620 (OP)
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fuckin MPV keeps crashing my audio everytime I use it, any of you guys have this issue with it?
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>>93224469
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They mean that the interpreter is open source. You write a php file and then on the server if it's Windows you would have a php.exe parsing it. The source for this is public.
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>>93224207
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They have reserved radio bands for deadly serious things like sewer lift stations. Most civilian hardware uses POTS or a USB dongle instead of built-in cell modem, which strikes me as idiotic. The only things I've seen built like that were low end luxury cars. Why the hell would you rely on cellular in an elevator? Big buildings are full of dead spots.
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>>93224784
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What do you mean by the interpreter?
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>>93224985
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>Most civilian hardware uses POTS or a USB dongle instead of built-in cell modem
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The picrel devices have a serial port modem.
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>Why the hell would you rely on cellular in an elevator?
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The modem is on top of the elevator system, on the roof. Not in the elevator box.
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someone here? is it damaged or not? :(
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>>93215689
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>>93225016
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The .php file needs to be parsed by something. That's the interpreter.
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want to clone my laptop drive and maybe reinstall windows, it's painfully slow and unreliable right now because I have to do it over wifi (no ethernet port) and the laptop is pretty slow just on it's own. Should I
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>use usb to link it with my desktop directly
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>get a usb-ethernet adapter and transfer to desktop directly
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>use usb-ethernet and transfer over network
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>get a usb-sata and transfer to a hdd directly from my laptop
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>something else I'm too dumb to think of
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>>93225694
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kys nigger
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>>93225698
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--- 93225728
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Is it normal to have to clean out a CPUs Heatsink every 6 months or so?
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By clean out I mean remove layers of dust
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>>93225728
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You can wait longer and let more dust collect.
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>>93215689
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did a quick google and that kind of problem seems to be fairly common going back at least 5 years, do you specifically need hibernate? I would just turn it off
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>>93225728
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I think there's a dust critical mass
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>dust accumulates at constant rate
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>dust dissipation is proportional to dust mass
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>at a certain dust mass you enter dust equilibrium where accumulation = dissipation
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>many other variables like airflow, environmental dust level might alter this level
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>this means whether you open your heatsink after 6 months or 5 years the same amount of dust will be present
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>>93225728
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I usually do it every summer but I never clean my house so its very dusty and hairy and gross
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--- 93225861
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>>93225728
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No, get more air filters, they are easier to clean.
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--- 93226115
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Who was that famous hacker who is buff as hell but he doesnt hack anymore but he still uses computers and works for somewhere big?
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--- 93226982
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>When you post in a thread that thread is automatically added to the Thread Watcher.
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Imagine that incredible option being able on the regular 4chan interface. Wow...
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--- 93227551
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>>93207226
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I use MX Player Pro, it's decent, able to handle subs fine.
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--- 93227957
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>>93222092
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You can install both drivers.
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>>93222012
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There is Safe Mode as well.
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>>93222434
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The API they are providing is documented somewhere, read the documentation.
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>>93224164
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VLC can play any format. Maybe it's trying to offload video decoding to your GPU and the drivers or OS don't work properly.
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Go to VLC Settings -> Video and pay with Output and Decoding values. Or something like that, you'll figure it out from there.
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>>93224469
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You're confusing a language with its implementation.
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Implementations are code and code can have any license that suits the copyright holder. Many implementations and toolchains are proprietary.
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>>93225694
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Any of those options will work. If you click be to a NAS then get a USB Ethernet adapter, otherwise get the USB SATA one.
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>>93226115
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Linus Torvalds
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--- 93228445
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Is there a good program to check which of my old PCs/ laptops are good?
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--- 93228699
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>>93228445
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The ones that turn on are good, the ones that don't – bad.
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--- 93228705
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>>93228445
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'good' as in 'working' or 'good' as in 'can play the latest video games'?
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crystaldiskmark
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speccy
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cpu-z
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gpu-z
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hwinfo
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some benchmark program
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--- 93228969
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>>93228705
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>>93228699
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Nah I want to see which of my laptops/ little mini PCs are good for a local Plex server that can run torrents on the side.
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--- 93229471
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Any addons/extensions that can bypass or grab a url hidden behind safelinking? Trying to download something hidden behind safelinking urls. The site has been down for days apparently.
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--- 93229752
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>>93228040
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Are you saying php and node js are implementations and not languages? Why are they described as langauges then? Also what classifies something as an implementation?
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--- 93229888
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my pi-hole isn't blocking ads on gelbooru anymore. what do I do?
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--- 93229918
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I need help and I hope this is the right thread to ask this in.
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I have two Powermac G4s. One is the older blue one, the other is the newer silver one.
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Both have OS 9, but I want to install OS X (any version).
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The problem is that I have no clue how to do that. I don't have any blank CD or DVD, connecting an Ethernet cable does nothing in OS 9 so I doubt LAN booting will work, and I have no clue if it supports USB booting.
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How do I upgrade from OS 9 to OS X on a PowerMac G4?
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>>93229752
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Here is a Javascript program.
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console.log('Hello World');
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The program is just text. The Javascript language describes what text forms valid Javascript and what that text should mean.
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A Javascript implementation performs the task of running this program so that it has an effect.
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PHP is the name of the language and also its most popular implementation.
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Javascript is the name of the language. Its most popular implementation is V8. node.js is V8 plus lots of libraries that are well-suited for writing a web server.
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>>93201221
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yoooo i had one of those
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No idea what the name of it was though
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Used to be pocket organizers and stuff like that were all the rage
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--- 93230390
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>>93213338
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The extension needs to save the modified document instead of downloading again. Try SingleFile: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/single-file/
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--- 93230622
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>>93197620 (OP)
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What's the difference between bittorrent and Ipfs? As far as I can tell the only difference is that they have easier way to replace files, per-file hash by default and each peer is also a tracker.
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--- 93230640
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>>93229752
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You can have a php interpreter/compiler that wasn't made by "php.net - Copyright © 2001-2023 The PHP Group". For example, you could use "PeachPie" to compile your php file and then run it. Your compiler will be PeachPie, the language is still php.
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>>93201290
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It's called NotePerformer, but it plays correctly 100% of the time.
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>>93201290
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It's called NotePerformer, but it plays correctly 100% of the time.
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>>93202082
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>Appear weak when you are strong
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how does this help anyone
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>>93201418
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as other anon said it's been used on wall street for a while since early 2010s. i remember in 2015 there was an interview where a guy said that AIs were dumping metric fucktons of orders that could not reasonably be filled be filled just to take up bandwidth and prevent competitors' orders from being received and filled.
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>>93201725
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>There's a name for this hype cycle but I can't remember it.
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...FOMO?
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>>93225066
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It inspires mistaken action from the enemy which will not help him. There is also the corollary, appear strong when you are weak.
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If you appear weak when you are strong, the enemy will underestimate you, and you can lead his forces into traps and destroy them one by one.
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If you appear strong when you are weak, you may deter attack as the enemy fails to seize opportunities for fear that his attacks will be defeated.
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In other words: When you have great power, bait the enemy into action. When you have inferior power, bait the enemy into inaction. In this case, Anon implies that the AI companies are trying to get their rivals not to work on AI while they continue to do so, in order to try to get a bigger edge.
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>>93225653
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What most people leave out of this is you must already be in some kind of competition or battle with someone. Appearing weak outside of this scenerio does you more harm than good.
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>>93200996 (OP)
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>proprietary service as a software substitute image generation kicks off
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>stable diffusion comes out and destroys their business because free open source software people have liberty over using is better
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>proprietary service as a software substitute test generation kicks off
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>LLAMA comes out and destroys their business because free open source software people have liberty over using is better
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>guys, AI models are over, their abilities suck and it's not worth it anymore!
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cope, seethe, and dilate. any AI that is not open source has no future. get absolutely fucked into the ground with your niggerlicious service locked proprietary cuckware.
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>>93226473
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They are trying to discourage people from working on AI while they continue to do so.
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>>93226678
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>LLAMA
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>is better
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Come on now, anon. That's just cunnylover cope. We both know that isn't true.
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>>93227587
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Did you even read the google internally leaked memo? LLaMa is old news and the newest open source models that released a couple of days ago are better than GPT 3.5 Turbo and getting very close to GPT-4 performance already.
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In fact I'll make a prediction that GPT-4 will be surpassed by open source models before the summer is over.
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In fact I'll even go bolder and claim that the open source model will have a bigger multi-modality and a higher token context window than the biggest version of GPT-4 by then.
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>>93200996 (OP)
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Lol, no one knows what the fuck these are just big matrix go whirrrr
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--- 93227842
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>>93201290
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YWNBAW
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--- 93227897
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>>93200996 (OP)
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>create "AI" that improves by feeding it mass quantities of data
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>feed it all of the data
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>there's no more new data to feed it
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>can't improve any further
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Who could've seen that one coming?
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>>93202082
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>>The economic incentive of companies to remove low level workers permanently is literally infinite. Combine this with an impending recession, and suddenly there's all the VC capital you could dream of. They have a chance of getting rid of the poors forever, and that's not something any of them can ignore.
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>>>93201956#
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>Luddites broke cotton gin's back in the day. The problem now is what do you do with people once jobs are automated away, and that's not something most want to deal with. The world will have no need for 3rd world call centers in a few years, and potentially no need for shit labor jobs too depending on how the tech evolves.
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you have such a poor understanding of what a democratic republic is.
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Poor people are needed to keep leftists being reelected (by promising welfare)
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Civil servants are needed to keep a proxy between merchants and the population.
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Here is history lesson.
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atheism = hedonism+narrative that kings are evil.
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humanists took power by luck: ie the scientific revolution. without this stuff, they would have had zero support from the plebs and zero material support to popularize firearms to fight and cushy homes and cars to appeal the peasants.
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Even the communists allegedly loving science bastardize it and it turns out science doesnt give a shit about politics so if you do shit science the price will be paid sooner or later. As usual it's the population which pays the biggest price and not the bureaucrats nor the merchants.
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This is why with the stagnation of physics, they are shitting their pants because they struggle to feed people with easy material life.
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They have two attempts to keep republics going on
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-put all the cattle inside ''the internet economy'', giving them digital dollars and let the cattle scroll their phone screens all today long in their pods
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-bet big on biology+IT to somehow create a new scientific revolution based on consciousness and IT hacks
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>>93227899
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There really isn't a republic without populism and feeding people with chinese crap to make the peasants believe they have purchasing power after 1. capitalists pay them very little wages 2. public servants tax heavily their wages.
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I think the biology bet will be a huge dud and the ''living in pod consummating porn all day by giving digital dollars to e-whores'' is way way more realistic.
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There will be 2 societies: rich people living in the real world, and poor people living in the internet and not polluting the earth.
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>>93227897
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We're not there yet but pretty close. We're running out at around 2026 which means we can probably squeeze another GPT version out of it.
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>>93200996 (OP)
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I can remember who was that fag that said that computers would've become bigger and slower but anyway you got the point already
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>>93226678
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>stable diffusion comes out and destroys their business
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Idk man, Midjourney seems to make lot of money, unlike StabilityAI which is mostly fueled by basedvestors seeing "innovation".
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Looking for a recommendation for a decent pair of bookshelf speakers or anything that has an RCA input in the back to use with my old Pioneer plasma, the crappy soundbar fave out and I need a budget option until I buy a proper nice set
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Budget $150
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Looking for a recommendation for a decent pair of bookshelf speakers or anything that has an RCA input in the back to use with my old Pioneer plasma, the crappy soundbar fave out and I need a budget option until I buy a proper nice set
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Budget $150
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--- 93223539
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>>93221793
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150 you'd need to look used and not be too picky. i'd save up.
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--- 93223786
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yo what headpones should I buy
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--- 93223851
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L700MK2 + EQ + tack seal mod, y/n? I'm tired of my HD800 and I think I damaged the drivers somehow, been sounding weird recently.
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--- 93224169
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How do you feel about Yamaha anon?
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--- 93224810
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I am very, very new. I just bought a Topping dx1 dac/amp. It has an amp that only functions when plugged into the headphone jacks. Otherwise, it functions as a pure dac with rca out.
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Well curiosity got the best of me, and I used an rca to 3.5mm cable to plug the amp into both the 6.35mm headphone jack as well as the 3.5mm jack. I turned the dac all the way up and controlled the volume with the amp. Could I have damaged anything? It sounded okay for the time I did it. I just do not want to have any damage to this new Topping
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--- 93225271
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>>93223786
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you didn't give any constraints or preferences, so K371
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--- 93225320
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>>93223786
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dca expanse
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--- 93225622
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GOOD MORNING HIFFY!
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--- 93225639
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>>93224810
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Be careful you don't get chinked anon. Topping chifi isn't known for its reliability...
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--- 93225983
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>>93219419
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Not hifi.
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--- 93226318
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>>93219419
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Spending this much on stuff you'll end up using on a belt-driven piece of trash is a waste.
|
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--- 93226327
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>>93226318
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belt is best
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--- 93226376
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>>93216802
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see
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>>93220177
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|
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Why are you so willing to die on a hill for something you are objectively wrong about?
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--- 93226396
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>>93216802
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lmao...show me the "silver" transistors in that picture...circle them
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--- 93226400
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>>93226327
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they'll never get it.
|
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--- 93226422
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>>93225983
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Kys
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>>93226318
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The table in the webm is very high end. This thread is full of charlatans.
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--- 93226552
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>>93226327
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In your head maybe, but surely not for record playback quality.
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>>93226422
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"High end" boutique shit is a joke.
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--- 93226566
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>>93226552
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t. crosley user
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--- 93226571
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>>93201821 (OP)
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fuck audiophiles, recently I have read in a certain audiophile magazine that there are special 'air ionizers' audiophile of course that will 'align air particles in most efficient way for audio transfer from wifi to streamer devices as well as from wireless speakers to the base station'
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|
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Honestly, audioidiots are that dumb to believe such bullshit?
|
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--- 93226590
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>>93226571
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wait until you hear about the dudes that can hear 0.5 dB difference 120 dB down!
|
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--- 93226661
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>>93226571
|
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>special 'air ionizers' audiophile of course that will 'align air particles in most efficient way for audio transfer from wifi to streamer devices as well as from wireless speakers to the base station'
|
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Now THIS is Hifi!
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--- 93226801
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>>93226566
|
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Friendly reminder that the high-end market for turntables mostly died in the 1980s and that 99% of nowadays' "high end" is only high end in name and price.
|
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Enjoy your inferior hardware sold at premium price.
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--- 93226893
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I need more clamps /g/
|
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--- 93226971
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>>93226590
|
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I don't have to - I already know one that thinks so. My audioimbecile friend says he can hear how studio equipment produced vibrations on recorded tracks due to interference from audio engineer working on his console and putting his hands on knobs. Fun fact: he can pinpoint exact spots where this happens. Fun fact2: I have analyzed the audio spectrum and I have shown to him that THERE IS FUCKING NOTHING THERE, he still says it is THERE and my $5k lab signal analyzer equipment is badly constructed. Yeah. Fucking morons.
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--- 93226983
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>>93226893
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what are you building? A custom shithole for your big fat ass?
|
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--- 93227274
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>>93226983
|
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24" sub enclosure
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--- 93227487
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>>93227274
|
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damn, that would fit my mother-in-law's arse
|
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in all seriousness tho - why do you need such a big sub I wonder?
|
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--- 93227708
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>>93226571
|
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Precisely the reason why i tend to avoid describing myself as an audiophile while discussing my interests with other people. These audiovoodoo placeboid boomer retards have tainted that term forever. At this point even complete normies associate it with snake oil and believing in magic and fairies.
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--- 93227794
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>>93227487
|
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NTA but for sub bass I assume? Just a wild guess y'know.
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--- 93228168
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>>93226801
|
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>2023
|
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>Some literal who company charges 6k USD for a fancy gyroscope used to center your records, if your record is cut more than fractions of a millimeter off center you're fucked anyways.
|
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>1984
|
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+
>Nakamichi and Micro Seiki, some of most respected names in the japanese hifi make a whole state of the art turntable that will find the center of the record and correct it automatically for you AND it costs less than today's 6k USD
|
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Really sums up how far downhill the market has gone.
|
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--- 93228239
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>>93224169
|
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I feel good about Yamaha-anon, sadly he left and now the idiots take over. The amount of swear words has gone up too.
|
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The name faggots are back as well.
|
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They get attracted by micro pockets of well aligned communities.
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|
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>>93226893
|
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I fear you might destroy your house once your build enters operation. Be careful anon.
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>>93227708
|
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Wise.
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|
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>>93228168
|
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Same for belt drive vs direct drive that is quartz locked. It's almost lost tech at this point. The record player manufacturers have degenerated.
|
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--- 93228414
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>>93226571
|
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Agreed, bunch of morons. Instead of a wife and kids they have expensive boxes that sound the same as cheap boxes.
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|
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Audiophools.
|
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--- 93228441
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>>93227794
|
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for brown notes eh? Make yourself shit your pants and your whole neighborhood as well? Good thinking anon!
|
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--- 93228590
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>>93220177
|
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I'd love to see the controlled environment and testing methodology that led to these results. But that's besides the point, a clearly inexperienced anon was out here falling for the manufacturer recommended burn in scam, was informed that it's a scam and you are out here going "ackshually" and throwing data that literally does not matter potentially leading to more confusion and further propagation of the "burn in matters" myth.
|
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--- 93228764
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>>93228590
|
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Yah sowing confusion is a great way to cover up facts and sell product.
|
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--- 93228991
|
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>he doesn't burn in his cables
|
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ngmi
|
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https://www.futureshop.co.uk/blog/top-tip-burning-in-your-cables
|
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--- 93229210
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>>93228764
|
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To sell? Probably not. To keep you from returning in your legally mandated return window? Definitely. I worked part time at a local audio store back in high school, that's precisely what we were told to do when dealing with an unsatisfied customer - insist that they let it burn in. The management wasn't even hiding it, they straight up told us that it's to stall the client until the return window has passed. Pretty sure there's also some psychological element to it, buyers remorse peaks shortly after purchase and falls off fairly sharply as you process the emotion and let it sink in. Also kinda funny how manufacturers who generally tend to take some pride in their craft and care about their reputation usually don't specify or sometimes outright refute the existence of a burn in period meanwhile almost every return related interaction I've had with an internet product pusher that could change their store name any time has mentioned burn-in. Just food for thought.
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--- 93229323
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>>93226971
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>$5k
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My cable risers cost more than that. Really lifts the soundstage.
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--- 93229341
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>>93229210
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Lol clever tactic desu. Peak jewery but clever nonetheless.
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--- 93229356
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>>93229323
|
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--- 93229430
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>>93229356
|
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Seeing that absolute dogshit translucent Harman Kardon subwoofer next to cable memes and what's probably tens of thousands of dollars worth of amplification sure is evoking some kind of emotion in me. I'm not sure how to describe it tho. Perhaps it's just confusion.
|
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--- 93229616
|
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>>93224169
|
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I feel Yamaha anon enhances the thread, adds colour and warmth. The thread has depth and clarity that is otherwise lacking in most threads. Yamaha anon also adds an airy analytical feel to the thread along with some feelings of sexual arousal and houseproudness.
|
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|
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I would say that for the price Yamaha anon punches well above his weight and is in a category of his own.
|
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--- 93229976
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>>93226422
|
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vinyl records are not hifi. they degrade with each play, and unless your listening room also happens to be a lab grade clean room, you'll be listening to random popping sounds from dust along with your music.
|
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most would agree that the goal of hifi as a hobby and audiophilia in general is to experience music as the artist intended. i don't know of any artists who want the listener to be hearing popping sounds layered on top of their music. appreciating music via vinyl records is like going to an art museum with a pair of dirty, scratched sunglasses on.
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if you enjoy vinyl because of the procedure of flipping the record over, that whole ritual aspect, big sleeves showing off album art, etc. good for you! it's not hifi though, and shouldn't be discussed in hifi spaces. you like how your records sound? great! the CD sounds better.
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>>93225983
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Nice Cope there Faggot
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>>93226318
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Nice Again AI Troll
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>>93226327
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Nice Again you AI troll
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>>93226552
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Bye Bye!
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>>93226801
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F>>93226801
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FAG
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Thoughts on Revel M16
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>>93224169
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didn't take long for me to note his absence
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you presume much.
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you presume much.
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i pissed myself
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>>93202483 (OP)
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Don't trust it's privacy.
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--- 93226587
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If you need to hide your Tor traffic from your network administrator, your ISP, or your government, use a bridge. Otherwise, you most likely don't need it, let alone a separate VPN service.
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>>93218947
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that's the best kind of advertising they could hope for, you do realize you're shilling it now, too? kek
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>>93221003
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Not yet
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>>93221003
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Not yet
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reverse engineer-san please don't go...
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is there anything i should change in ida.cfg to speed up auto-analysis & decompilation?
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--- 93225296
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>>93218454
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Y’all hiring?
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>>93225296
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newfag
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>>93225296
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you need to browse the site for 3-5 years before posting retard.
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>>93214779
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its too late, you have to learn to reverse engineer before you're 20 or you'll have no chance at anything important. good luck as a security researcher though anon.
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>>93210248
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It works good for me and has good support
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Also based thread, for me it's reverse engineering proprietary file formats
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>>93222860
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it is
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--- 93229509
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>>93203392 (OP)
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u miss one of the best runtime debuggers:
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x86dbg and x64dbg
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https://x64dbg.com
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>>93225296
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With several thousand employees, they have to hire continuously., just to keep up with retirements.
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--- 93230465
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what's the point of reverse engineering?
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--- 93230612
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>>93230465
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To learn how shit works, obviously.
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>>93230465
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to port otherwise lost video games to PC of course
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You have to actually be good at the job for that to work.
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You have to actually be good at the job for that to work.
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>>93204141 (OP)
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Nothing. Who has to pay the salary is the employer not me.
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>>93204141 (OP)
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American tipping culture is a mental disease
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>tip your taxi drivers
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>tip your checkout workers
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>tip the coffee shop guy
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>tip your delivery guy
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>tip your salespeople
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Absolute madness.
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>>93204141 (OP)
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With Apple's profit margin, they can easily 4x their current pay.
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--- 93225022
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do itoddlers really?
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>>93204229
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>>american expectation: 0 tip
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what the fuck does a genius bar goon need a tip for
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>>american expectation: 20% tip MINIMUM you cheapskate
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waiters and waittresses get tips for their excellent customer service and many of them will fight tooth and nail to not be rid of their ability to receive tips. the idea that they need to be paid a "fair wage" is completely out of touch from people who actually work in that industry
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you think the bartenders, waittresses, and cigar holders here in las vegas want to give up the potential to put an extra, easy $3-400 in their pockets at the end of the night?
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>>93225022
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yes
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759 |
Alright so, I kind of want to learn the basic knowledge required to pull code from chat gpt and stitch it together for simple proof of concept apps. What is the best approach to learn this? I don't want to become a full on web developer, more like build simple MVPs to take to investors/use to find partners before a real developer can be brought onboard.
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How should I learn this?
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759 |
Alright so, I kind of want to learn the basic knowledge required to pull code from chat gpt and stitch it together for simple proof of concept apps. What is the best approach to learn this? I don't want to become a full on web developer, more like build simple MVPs to take to investors/use to find partners before a real developer can be brought onboard.
|
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|
761 |
How should I learn this?
|
762 |
+
--- 93223760
|
763 |
+
>>93223002
|
764 |
+
makes sense
|
765 |
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>>93223195
|
766 |
+
My issue is that I don't know how to find clients and how much to charge them.
|
767 |
+
My mom has a friend who asked me to make her a website for her pet business but I don't know how much to charge her and once that's done dunno how get another client.
|
768 |
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--- 93223777
|
769 |
+
>>93223468
|
770 |
+
the tech isn’t there yet.
|
771 |
+
i’m one of the retards trying to bring it there. give it a half year.
|
772 |
+
--- 93223859
|
773 |
+
What are some modern resources for learning Ruby?
|
774 |
+
|
775 |
+
We're rewriting our backend in it. inb4 shit language, gay, etc just give me some books
|
776 |
+
--- 93223860
|
777 |
+
>>93223760
|
778 |
+
>but I don't know how much to charge her
|
779 |
+
make an outlandish price then blackmail for sexo
|
780 |
+
--- 93223866
|
781 |
+
>>93223760
|
782 |
+
oh…you are a designer.
|
783 |
+
i guess you could post in community facebook groups but you can’t really charge a lot for that kind of shit agency when stuff like squarespace and wix exists.
|
784 |
+
if i were doing something gay like that i would offer free sites and 30/mo for hosting with a code buyout option for a grand as well as a maintenance package for 100 a month.
|
785 |
+
--- 93223914
|
786 |
+
i have basically a crud app with node and react , where i have users upload files to the backend via a form. then the reading part of the app is meant to give a link where those files can be downloaded with a relative path, but it only works after building the front end, since otherwise it goes looking for the file in the front end.
|
787 |
+
how's this issue normally handled during development? surely you don't have to rebuild the app every time. i asked an ai bot and it said to use nginx but the docs go over my head.
|
788 |
+
--- 93224031
|
789 |
+
>>93223914
|
790 |
+
I dont understand what you’re talking about. “looking for the file on the front end” what the fuck does that mean?
|
791 |
+
“rebuild the app everytime” like render or is your node crashing? what?
|
792 |
+
maybe store the url in localstorage and display it if it exists?
|
793 |
+
again, no idea what you’re asking
|
794 |
+
--- 93224082
|
795 |
+
>>93224031
|
796 |
+
front and back end hosted on different ports during development.
|
797 |
+
by building, i mean running the build script with create-react-app so that the front end is minified and served with the back end.
|
798 |
+
in other words, during development, relative links like /link end up going to localhost:3000/link, which doesn't work because that's not where the file is, it's at localhost:8080/link. but after building it works fine since the static files just get put in the build folder, but it's a pain in the butt during writing.
|
799 |
+
--- 93224132
|
800 |
+
>>93223866
|
801 |
+
I'm studying to be a full stack dev, I do want to offer the client a full web app.
|
802 |
+
I also thought of offering a site for free and charge for the upkeep, seems like the easiest and most profitable thing.
|
803 |
+
--- 93224316
|
804 |
+
>>93223777
|
805 |
+
|
806 |
+
Yeah but I might as well get to learning in the meantime. It seems close enough to churn out 80% of what I need and just stich it together.
|
807 |
+
--- 93225009
|
808 |
+
>>93223914
|
809 |
+
https://create-react-app.dev/docs/proxying-api-requests-in-development/
|
810 |
+
|
811 |
+
add "proxy": "http://localhost:8080", key to the package.json of your react app. in prod, everything will be under / from the server
|
812 |
+
--- 93225668
|
813 |
+
>>93225009
|
814 |
+
yup i do have that in my package.json
|
815 |
+
maybe i'm writing the link wrong?
|
816 |
+
<a href='http://localhost:8080/stuff/thing.file' download>direct to server</a>
|
817 |
+
<a href='/stuff/thing.file' download>proxied</a>
|
818 |
+
|
819 |
+
--- 93225767
|
820 |
+
>>93225668
|
821 |
+
also i have the directory being served as static by express
|
822 |
+
app.use('/stuff', express.static(path.join(__dirname, 'two_folders_up', 'folder_above_stuff')));
|
823 |
+
|
824 |
+
--- 93226096
|
825 |
+
>>93218418
|
826 |
+
how much of this app was already written? OR is all of that written by you?
|
827 |
+
--- 93226141
|
828 |
+
>>93218418
|
829 |
+
itty bitty nitpick but i'm pretty sure if you do
|
830 |
+
import { whateverYouNeed, whateverElse, etc } from 'react'
|
831 |
+
instead of
|
832 |
+
import React from 'react'
|
833 |
+
...
|
834 |
+
React.whateverYouneed(...)
|
835 |
+
|
836 |
+
it'll help massively with keeping your final bundle size from getting bloated. This might only apply to modules that aren't tree-shakeable or some shit though
|
837 |
+
--- 93226710
|
838 |
+
>>93226096
|
839 |
+
I wrote it all from scratch except for the "click outside" hook
|
840 |
+
|
841 |
+
>>93226141
|
842 |
+
oh I thought that was just a preference thing, I didn't realize that might have an impact on anything
|
843 |
+
--- 93226738
|
844 |
+
>>93226710
|
845 |
+
with react itself in particular i think anything you don't use gets automatically trimmed from the final bundle but typically smaller/older/pajeet-written packages aren't tree-shakeable so you have to import only what you need or end up with a colossal bundle
|
846 |
+
--- 93226806
|
847 |
+
>>93226710
|
848 |
+
can you link up the challenge?
|
849 |
+
--- 93226876
|
850 |
+
>>93226806
|
851 |
+
https://www.frontendmentor.io/challenges/kanban-task-management-web-app-wgQLt-HlbB
|
852 |
+
--- 93227472
|
853 |
+
*baits dotnet boomers into the web frontend*
|
854 |
+
--- 93227933
|
855 |
+
can someone kindly tell me how tf what i need to do to install ssl certificate inside docker container? Im going insane because docker dont allow me --volume /etc/letsencrypt:/etc/letsencrypt for some reason
|
856 |
+
--- 93228051
|
857 |
+
thinking about running mastodon or pleroma for /wdg/ bros so there's a more persistent store of knowledge than just threads
|
858 |
+
--- 93228122
|
859 |
+
>>93209556
|
860 |
+
Sorry anon, I only post here when I'm stuck, and I've been on a roll recently, got a lot of work done. Normally I try to stay here and answer questions
|
861 |
+
--- 93228569
|
862 |
+
how are you all not insane or massive alcoholics or both
|
863 |
+
i hate webshit so fucking much jesus christ it's pure fucking cancer
|
864 |
+
|
865 |
+
why the fuck it takes so much work to get network traffic from browsers i dont knwo
|
866 |
+
--- 93228611
|
867 |
+
>>93228569
|
868 |
+
protip: It doesn't. You can build a pretty straight forward web page with only html and little css. JS is not even mandatory, but it helps with certain things. And thanks to the modern web being such a rich API (because that is what it actually is) you can do stuff which required you to have a CS degree 10 to 15 years ago in a few lines of code.
|
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+
|
870 |
+
What you see in this thread on the other hand is pure and utter wankery, which stems from the absolutely unreasonable wish to cater to the FAGMAN.
|
871 |
+
--- 93228920
|
872 |
+
>>93228681
|
873 |
+
>naked ashi
|
874 |
+
what did he mean by this?
|
875 |
+
--- 93229187
|
876 |
+
Do I really need to implement all HTTP methods on my custom server that does basic CRUD?
|
877 |
+
>PATCH,PUT,DELETE,HEAD
|
878 |
+
Both frontend and backend are my own custom code,
|
879 |
+
I only use GET for getting data and POST for everything else.
|
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+
|
881 |
+
Is this wrong?
|
882 |
+
--- 93229381
|
883 |
+
>>93229187
|
884 |
+
Of course you don't have to if you don't need em.
|
885 |
+
However, IMO, you should always return the correct errors, which would be 501 not implemented if a client tries something you did not expect. Failure as the norm, not the exception
|
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+
--- 93229584
|
887 |
+
>That post doesn't exist anymore.
|
888 |
+
Sometimes janny is a cunt, but in this case, he did something good.
|
889 |
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--- 93229601
|
890 |
+
>>93223859
|
891 |
+
>We're rewriting our backend in it.
|
892 |
+
From what, can I ask? I find it weird that someone would choose to rewrite an existing backend in Ruby... Ruby isn't exactly a fast language.
|
893 |
+
--- 93229721
|
894 |
+
>>93229584
|
895 |
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>he did something good.
|
896 |
+
What? The bare minimum?
|
897 |
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--- 93229854
|
898 |
+
>>93229187
|
899 |
+
You can do anything you want. However some of those methods refer to well known techniques of manipulating data and it's not idiomatic if you just replace them with post. The difference is mostly semantics, though there are some minor implementation differences between them. If your api is designed for consumption by third party clients you're going to confuse them
|
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--- 93229989
|
901 |
+
>>93229854
|
902 |
+
>and it's not idiomatic if you just replace them with post.
|
903 |
+
That's just wrong. CRUD is not even bound to http. It's only one or the first example that is usally given, like how CRUD would map to http, but for an app to be CRUD it does not have to map to http. Another mapping would be to sql. Any API which allows for the operations *is* CRUD.
|
904 |
+
--- 93230791
|
905 |
+
As a newb and ESL, CMS confuses me. There are times where I think it is some kind of service that let's you store data which then you can access within your app, and other times I think they are tools to make websites, like wordpress or joomla. What exactly is a CMS, please?
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>>93223129
|
387 |
>is it still a netbook if it has a disk drive?
|
388 |
yes, my eeepc had a disk drive. many did.
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>>93223129
|
387 |
>is it still a netbook if it has a disk drive?
|
388 |
yes, my eeepc had a disk drive. many did.
|
389 |
+
--- 93223509
|
390 |
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>>93223040
|
391 |
+
star labs has a cheap coreboot linux laptop
|
392 |
+
--- 93223586
|
393 |
+
>>93223161
|
394 |
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>>93223371
|
395 |
+
im >>93223129
|
396 |
+
there were 2 fatal flaws with this laptop:
|
397 |
+
-screen was absolute dogshit
|
398 |
+
-keyboard was not backlit
|
399 |
+
otherwise it would have been fucking perfect. i mean it had a socketed processor. u could have slapped a 35w quad core i7 (3632qm) in there.
|
400 |
+
--- 93224069
|
401 |
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>>93223509
|
402 |
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Yeah but I read in another thread that system76 machines are able to turn intel ME off
|
403 |
+
--- 93224585
|
404 |
+
>>93206397
|
405 |
+
used thinkpad x250
|
406 |
+
--- 93225490
|
407 |
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>>93224069
|
408 |
+
I think you can on Star Labs too. They also invented coreboot-configurator I think which is amazing; the only GUI config for coreboot I am aware of
|
409 |
+
--- 93225625
|
410 |
+
>>93206397
|
411 |
+
I have this model and its really only useful for really light duty. If 11" is what you want, get used cheap 11" macbook air, slap on windows on it and call it a day.
|
412 |
+
--- 93226059
|
413 |
+
>>93225490
|
414 |
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wow this thing is pretty sweet
|
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+
|
416 |
+
https://us.starlabs.systems/pages/starlite
|
417 |
+
|
418 |
+
shame about the price though, $500 for this thing is a little too much
|
419 |
+
--- 93226112
|
420 |
+
>>93206486
|
421 |
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>fagpad
|
422 |
+
Anon wants a real computer.
|
423 |
+
--- 93226423
|
424 |
+
i'm sick of this "thin" meme
|
425 |
+
theres not point in having an ultra thin piece of shit when it overheats due to lack of airflow
|
426 |
+
--- 93226465
|
427 |
+
you people are asking for the wrong form factor
|
428 |
+
if you need a backpack to carry it anyway you might as well get a huge screen and more interior space for compute
|
429 |
+
only benefit to a small device is you can use it while standing and then it's pocketable anyway
|
430 |
+
|
431 |
+
I swear to fuck if they don't bring back sliding pda style phones I'm releasing another bioweapon
|
432 |
+
--- 93226494
|
433 |
+
>>93226059
|
434 |
+
the build quality is top notch though. and I think its got a high quality screen too. thats the model I am thinking of getting and I think the price is good all things considered.
|
435 |
+
I do wish they released an updated model with an n6000 CPU. and for the US keyboard ones to be back in stock
|
436 |
+
--- 93226514
|
437 |
+
>>93226423
|
438 |
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>needing airflow
|
439 |
+
if your netbook needs a fan, the CPU is not appropriate for it
|
440 |
+
--- 93226583
|
441 |
+
>>93206397
|
442 |
+
I had one. Stock eMMC is unusable but it's upgradeable (I installed a cheap ebay 256gb NVMe). I ended up giving it to my nephew to use as a school laptop. Main issue was the low res screen with awful viewing angles, but it's good enough for his use. Battery life was amazing.
|
443 |
+
If Asus made an updated model with a 1080p screen and 8GB RAM I'd buy one.
|
444 |
+
--- 93226680
|
445 |
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>>93226494
|
446 |
+
isn't N6000 old though?
|
447 |
+
|
448 |
+
they aren't in stock so hopefully they are going to refresh with N100+LPDDR5X+NVME, I'd buy one immediately even if it were 8GB.
|
449 |
+
--- 93226707
|
450 |
+
>>93226059
|
451 |
+
Oh shit they updated the Starlite. I was hoping they'd drop the DC barrel jack for another USB-C and put full size HDMI since Micro HDMI sucks, but it still looks good.
|
452 |
+
>>93226680
|
453 |
+
It has Pentium N5030, which is a 14nm chip from 2019. If this had an N100 I'd buy it right now lol.
|
454 |
+
--- 93226924
|
455 |
+
>>93226707
|
456 |
+
If they were smart they'd increase the height of the chassis by a little bit and double the battery capacity, drop the ports off the non-charging side altogether and switch the microHDMI out for a full-size
|
457 |
+
|
458 |
+
the larger battery means they could increase the screen size to 12" or 12.5" and probably bump to 1440p, reduce bezel size.
|
459 |
+
|
460 |
+
sucks how close this thing is to my ideal laptop and I can't buy it
|
461 |
+
--- 93226960
|
462 |
+
>>93226707
|
463 |
+
>It has Pentium N5030, which is a 14nm chip from 2019. If this had an N100 I'd buy it right now lol.
|
464 |
+
it would be even better with a U300, the N100 being single-channel is really disappointing
|
465 |
+
|
466 |
+
hopefully they are waiting for that chip instead
|
467 |
+
--- 93228080
|
468 |
+
>>93226680
|
469 |
+
N6000 is old but is newer and faster than the n6000 while having the same TDP.
|
470 |
+
|
471 |
+
I really dont know of newer chips that match that TDP but I could just not be aware. except for those e-core only Alder Lake chips but those are pretty pricey I think
|
472 |
+
--- 93228100
|
473 |
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>>93226707
|
474 |
+
barrel jack > usb-c
|
475 |
+
--- 93228128
|
476 |
+
>>93226960
|
477 |
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>U300
|
478 |
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>15-55W
|
479 |
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no
|
480 |
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|
481 |
+
n300 tops
|
482 |
+
>7W
|
483 |
+
--- 93228417
|
484 |
+
>>93228100
|
485 |
+
In what way? With USB-C, I can travel with a single charger for all of my devices, and when I want to use it on my desk I can just plug one cable in and have all my peripherals and an external monitor connected while charging.
|
486 |
+
USB PD can handle up to 240W, very few laptops need more than that.
|
487 |
+
--- 93228446
|
488 |
+
>>93206397
|
489 |
+
>$180
|
490 |
+
2015 it was still $99 with 2GB RAM
|
491 |
+
--- 93229032
|
492 |
+
>>93228417
|
493 |
+
>USB PD can handle up to 240W
|
494 |
+
you sure? i just looked it up and I see 100W.
|
495 |
+
|
496 |
+
barrel jacks, in my opinion, are better because there are simple. they have been around for like 100 years. they can handle more power than USB. they are easy to replace if needed. etc.
|
497 |
+
--- 93229047
|
498 |
+
>>93228080
|
499 |
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*newer and faster than the n5030
|
500 |
+
--- 93229731
|
501 |
+
>>93229032
|
502 |
+
As of rev 3.1 of the USB PD spec, 240W is the max. The 100W max is from older revisions.
|
503 |
+
Sure, a barrel jack can handle more power, but 240W is fine for anything but the most powerful laptops. USB-C isn't hard to replace either.
|
504 |
+
USB-C with PD is just far more utilitarian than a barrel jack. A barrel jack on a laptop can only be used for a single purpose- charging. A USB-C PD connector can charge, it can be connected to a docking station to add more functionality while also charging, or it can simply be used as yet another USB-C port while using the laptop on the go.
|
505 |
+
On ultraportable laptops with limited space for ports, dedicating space to a connector that can only do one thing is silly when you have a replacement that can do the same thing and more.
|
506 |
+
--- 93229845
|
507 |
+
>>93226514
|
508 |
+
If only you knew how bad things really are.
|
509 |
+
|
510 |
+
My core m3-7y30 on One Mix 2 needs a fan and that was the last normal CPU Intel made for 4.5-7W.
|
511 |
+
All that followed were gimped Atoms, not even proper ones, the last proper one was Cherry Trail.
|
512 |
+
|
513 |
+
Now you'll ask what the last normal CPU AMD made for 4.5-7W or lower and the answer is... Geode.
|
514 |
+
|
515 |
+
So, the only appropriate passively cooled CPU that makes the system snappy is M1 or M2, unironically.
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>>93210773
|
568 |
If you've build more than 1 PC you should only plug in power and fuck the rest, you're never going to use them anyway.
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--- 93222641
|
567 |
>>93210773
|
568 |
If you've build more than 1 PC you should only plug in power and fuck the rest, you're never going to use them anyway.
|
569 |
+
--- 93223528
|
570 |
+
>>93222641
|
571 |
+
not even
|
572 |
+
>>93221641
|
573 |
+
--- 93223695
|
574 |
+
>>93210286
|
575 |
+
Because you have the hands of a woman and they've never done an honest day's work.
|
576 |
+
--- 93223807
|
577 |
+
>>93217776
|
578 |
+
Some languages have consistent vowels and don't insist on adding consonants to them.
|
579 |
+
--- 93223828
|
580 |
+
>>93209222 (OP)
|
581 |
+
>can't figure out how to plug in a connector that literally only plugs in one way
|
582 |
+
OP is a retarded faggot
|
583 |
+
--- 93223858
|
584 |
+
>>93210998
|
585 |
+
LOOOOOOOOOL
|
586 |
+
>>93215554
|
587 |
+
it's a result of death grip syndrome when affecting a person with weak bones AKA baseddrinker
|
588 |
+
--- 93223992
|
589 |
+
>>93216692
|
590 |
+
NTA but it's a Thermaltake H17. I have one myself. It's M-ATX only but very roomy with lots of tie points for cable management. Only complaint is that the steel is very thin and easy to bend, but for $50 it's not bad.
|
591 |
+
--- 93224094
|
592 |
+
>>93220907
|
593 |
+
that's if you can even unplug it in the first place - even though it hasn't it might as well be superglued in.
|
594 |
+
--- 93224150
|
595 |
+
>>93217611
|
596 |
+
We weren't basedboys back then. If you have calluses and a good grip, then you could easily pull one of these out, it's not like you have to be King Arthur to pull that sword out of the stone.
|
597 |
+
--- 93224208
|
598 |
+
>>93224150
|
599 |
+
samefag here, just saw
|
600 |
+
>basedboys
|
601 |
+
lmao there is a filter haha, alright you can have this one
|
602 |
+
--- 93224231
|
603 |
+
>>93221486
|
604 |
+
I liked everything I saw until I saw it was an Intel Mobo
|
605 |
+
--- 93224376
|
606 |
+
>>93221538
|
607 |
+
They were more useful back when computers froze up every 3 hours
|
608 |
+
--- 93224413
|
609 |
+
>>93224376
|
610 |
+
reset buttons are not useless, they boot faster than booting from a cold start if you have to reboot your PC for any reason.
|
611 |
+
--- 93224808
|
612 |
+
>front panel audio
|
613 |
+
>hdd activity light
|
614 |
+
>power connectors
|
615 |
+
>reset button connect
|
616 |
+
>pins are always at the bottom of the board near the metal edge of the case
|
617 |
+
>pcie cards and other cables are guaranteed to be in the way
|
618 |
+
I hate it. At least move them to wear the SATA ports usually are.
|
619 |
+
--- 93224825
|
620 |
+
fuck this connector
|
621 |
+
why?
|
622 |
+
because you always have to try to plug it in 3 times, and you will use like 5-10 of them per day
|
623 |
+
--- 93224853
|
624 |
+
>>93220736
|
625 |
+
>>93221367
|
626 |
+
These weren't comfortable at all.
|
627 |
+
--- 93224863
|
628 |
+
>>93210333
|
629 |
+
Bagin
|
630 |
+
--- 93224902
|
631 |
+
>>93224808
|
632 |
+
Back when i was an ~enthusiast~ I got an asus crosshair iv formula and it had a little adapter where you would easily plug all the case cables into it and then plug into the motherboard pins and it felt like God had blessed me by getting rid of this slight inconvenience
|
633 |
+
Since then I've been through only two motherboards and neither of them had anything similar
|
634 |
+
Fucking gay ass niggers there is no reason why these pins shouldn't follow a standard
|
635 |
+
--- 93224983
|
636 |
+
>>93216363
|
637 |
+
cope rippetits
|
638 |
+
--- 93227782
|
639 |
+
>>93221538
|
640 |
+
I like seeing power and hdd leds blinking. You are just lazy.
|
641 |
+
--- 93227834
|
642 |
+
>>93224825
|
643 |
+
Still faster to retry than look at the pins of PS/2 before plugging in.
|
644 |
+
--- 93227836
|
645 |
+
>>93209222 (OP)
|
646 |
+
not my problem
|
647 |
+
--- 93227881
|
648 |
+
>>93210333
|
649 |
+
therenet and SFP are up there, as is this >>93210356
|
650 |
+
but if I had to pick one, it'd be a nice full-size locking XLR connector
|
651 |
+
you can get shitty ones that are too thick and the plugging action is really stiff, but high-quality ones are just so smooth and always have a satisfying click
|
652 |
+
|
653 |
+
I'd like RJ45 ethernet more if all the plugs were made of metal and had locking tabs like SFP rather than the fragile little pin
|
654 |
+
I actually have some metal, crimpless RJ45 plugs but they are about $7 each
|
655 |
+
--- 93227906
|
656 |
+
>>93210333
|
657 |
+
>>93227881
|
658 |
+
>I actually have some metal, crimpless RJ45 plugs but they are about $7 each
|
659 |
+
picrel
|
660 |
+
love these fuckin things, I always use them for critical uplinks that need to be RJ45
|
661 |
+
--- 93227963
|
662 |
+
>>93209222 (OP)
|
663 |
+
These connectors are designed by a miserable person but all you have to do to release them is to bend the connector towards the little plastic slot guide 20-40 degrees (force it, if you have to) and then wiggle it out while holding the short sides. It'll come out easily if you do that.
|
664 |
+
--- 93227975
|
665 |
+
>>93227906
|
666 |
+
>tool-free
|
667 |
+
What a load of shit. You still need a stripper so it's not really tool-free now is it?
|
668 |
+
--- 93228023
|
669 |
+
>>93227782
|
670 |
+
>I reset my computer so I can watch the blinky lights
|
671 |
+
--- 93228029
|
672 |
+
>>93227975
|
673 |
+
you can use your teeth
|
674 |
+
I just use a pocket knife
|
675 |
+
you almost never NEED a wire stripper
|
676 |
+
--- 93228046
|
677 |
+
>>93227963
|
678 |
+
or you can just pull it straight out
|
679 |
+
--- 93228084
|
680 |
+
>>93228046
|
681 |
+
Not mine, I could have swung my entire system around like a flail just via that connector
|
682 |
+
--- 93228237
|
683 |
+
>>93228029
|
684 |
+
If I'm going to be fucking around with network cables I just have the crimper with me that includes a proper stripper. Don't have to use plugs with a fucking tumor on the back that don't fit anywhere either. And of course I'd have to ask what shit cable can have its jacket stripped with teeth? Just have proper tools you moron.
|
685 |
+
--- 93228353
|
686 |
+
>>93224825
|
687 |
+
--- 93229555
|
688 |
+
>>93224825
|
689 |
+
The fact it took so long to make this shit spec multi-directional is shocking.
|
690 |
+
Worse, a lot of the time it won't even work anyway because some retards misread the specsheets (or never cared) so created a buggy port.
|
691 |
+
Ironically one of the advantages that came with that multi-directional socket was the ability to make hardware that worked differently depending on the direction you put it in.
|
692 |
+
But the biggest loss was the fact you could no longer make small thumb-drives for flash or small SD card readers in the same form factor, small bluetooth, etc. Some would consider that an advantage because those little cunts tend to get uncomfortably hot if you need to transfer loads of files.
|
693 |
+
|
694 |
+
Just imagine though - we could have gotten phono-lead USB.
|
695 |
+
--- 93229880
|
696 |
+
>>93210111
|
697 |
+
I prefer plugs that don't fall out when you look at them, but this shit is stuck so badly that I am afraid of ripping the connector it is stuck in out of my motherboard along with it.
|
698 |
+
It does not come loose one bit and if I did not remember putting it in there myself you could convince me that it was glued in.
|
699 |
+
--- 93229997
|
700 |
+
>>93211870
|
701 |
+
I love SHART but god forbid if one of the pins or the casing gets slightly bent
|
702 |
+
--- 93230032
|
703 |
+
>>93209222 (OP)
|
704 |
+
The problem with that connector isn't so much the connector itself as it is the fat, inflexible cables coming out of it.
|
705 |
+
It's always comparably hard to route without putting strain on the connector.
|
706 |
+
--- 93230041
|
707 |
+
>>93228237
|
708 |
+
shut the fuck up faggot!
|
709 |
+
thats not even the point! it's a big fuckoff metal plug with a nice metal lock thats satisfying to use!
|
710 |
+
kill yourself!!!
|
711 |
+
--- 93230115
|
712 |
+
>>93210773
|
713 |
+
been using one of these that I got with my first mobo from 20 years ago, you just put the cables in and then plug that one piece into the pins.
|
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|
164 |
--- 93222909
|
165 |
>>93209350 (OP)
|
166 |
that was more autistic then essays by stallman
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>>93209350 (OP)
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that was more autistic then essays by stallman
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>>93210997
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facebook is offence to you folx now?
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>>93221745
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You have won the right to bully my asshole
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EDIT: Thanks for the Cum kind stranger!
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>womansplained
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an incel troon making fun of anybody
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LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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how ugly do you think "she" is
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>>93217722
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>>93226374
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You must lurk this website for 10 years before posting.
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>>93209350 (OP)
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giving you reddit gold right now op *tips fedora and nods respecfully)
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>>93220220
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>oh don't expose my real sex! it makes me sad about myself! otherwise I'll call you incel/nazi/chud/obsessed
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I will expose your real sex. Call me whatever you want. LEL
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been here since 2006.
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ywnbaw, faggot.
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>screeching about troons over a pasta that predates troons proliferating in public consciousness
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i NEED to murder you niggers with an axe
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>troons didn't exist until 2016
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do you even have the IQ required to identify an axe, let alone pick it up and swing it
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>I would like a language with a feature to change a variable to an immutable value if certain conditions are met.
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Seems unwieldy, like most mutable <-> immutable mixing. I just don't think we can manage the state (even with contracts), for the same reason regular pointers were deemed a failure (or rather the programmers unable to manage them). I do think Subtyping and Contracts are very important though. Just not sure which angle for Subtyping is "best" yet.
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nakdash
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>>93216181
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Maui
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>>93222696
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official lang specific build systems are a blight. eve worse if they incorporate a centralized packages
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Do you think RAII has been successful?
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>I would like a language with a feature to change a variable to an immutable value if certain conditions are met.
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Seems unwieldy, like most mutable <-> immutable mixing. I just don't think we can manage the state (even with contracts), for the same reason regular pointers were deemed a failure (or rather the programmers unable to manage them). I do think Subtyping and Contracts are very important though. Just not sure which angle for Subtyping is "best" yet.
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>>93216181
|
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Maui
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|
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>>93222696
|
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official lang specific build systems are a blight. eve worse if they incorporate a centralized packages
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--- 93224188
|
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>>93223648
|
719 |
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https://opensource.adobe.com/dc-acrobat-sdk-docs/pdfstandards/PDF32000_2008.pdf
|
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|
721 |
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Just doing a Ctrl-F for "CreationDate", maybe that's referring to an embedded file or something else.
|
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--- 93225945
|
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>>93223162
|
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Why? Because of polygot projects? Pretty sure you can still use make to build the project, Rust has build.rs which helps as well.
|
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--- 93226171
|
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>>93210706
|
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fuck you yeti
|
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--- 93226176
|
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render :: Html -> String
|
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x :: Html
|
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|
732 |
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-- wtf??
|
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ghci> :t (fmap render) ("123" :: FilePath, x)
|
734 |
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(fmap render) ("123" :: FilePath, x) :: (FilePath, String)
|
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|
736 |
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-- this one makes sense
|
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ghci> :t (second render) ("123" :: FilePath, x)
|
738 |
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(second render) ("123" :: FilePath, x) :: (FilePath, String)
|
739 |
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|
740 |
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Damn, did not know fmap can do that
|
741 |
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|
742 |
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>>93210609
|
743 |
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I'll stick with vanilla make, thanks.
|
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--- 93226880
|
745 |
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genius here, made another push to my project
|
746 |
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--- 93226912
|
747 |
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>>93210024 (OP)
|
748 |
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Made a script to prevent my ears from getting blown out any time pactl decides to fuck everything up.
|
749 |
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Nothing too fancy, but pretty useful in preventing ear damage.
|
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|
751 |
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https://pastebin.com/WsVLUNgC
|
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|
753 |
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Oh here's something fun: If you include a decimal point in the
|
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pactl set-sink-volume @DEFAULT_SINK@
|
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|
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command, it incorrectly parses the argument and blows your ears out.
|
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|
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>>93226171
|
759 |
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get a room
|
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--- 93227046
|
761 |
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I'm going to try and read the art of programming with only a basic level understanding of math (intermediate algebra/calc 1)
|
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>>93222208
|
764 |
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i like to make regex with FSMs
|
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--- 93227619
|
766 |
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>client sends list of bugs
|
767 |
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seems like we shipped shit :D
|
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|
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>>93227619
|
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Tell him lists are inefficient.
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--- 93229131
|
772 |
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Does anyone have any experience with the trash fire that is gradle?
|
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+
I have some non-java resource files, that I want to "compile" first using some Java class, and the outputs included as a resource, but I cannot figure out for the life of me how this shit is supposed to be done properly.
|
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--- 93229132
|
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Would allocating a new NxN array be faster than looping through the array and removing the old values? Surely, right?
|
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--- 93229164
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>>93229132
|
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delete[] would be a linear time operation, removing old values would be a linear time operation, so there is no sense to allocate something new if you need to delete the old one.
|
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>>93229132
|
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uh, no?
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>>93229132
|
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this >>93229164 but space wise it would be n as well, while deleting would be 1, no? so better to just delete
|
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--- 93229613
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>>93229510
|
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>so better to just delete
|
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he's allocating a new array after
|
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|
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>>93227619
|
791 |
+
Should’ve used rust
|
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--- 93230434
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>>93230384
|
794 |
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>client wondering why we still haven't shipped yet
|
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--- 93230464
|
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>>93230434
|
797 |
+
Kek
|
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--- 93230495
|
799 |
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>>93230384
|
800 |
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Rust pays e-celebs to shill their language...
|
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--- 93230538
|
802 |
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>>93230495
|
803 |
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Medication.
|
804 |
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--- 93230553
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805 |
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>>93230495
|
806 |
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i love it when retards try to sound smart by stringing words together like that
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>>93222591
|
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>sure if only need ancient packages
|
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i dont 'need' ancient packages. but i do 'need' my system to get work done day in and day out without having to worry about something breaking during an update.
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>>93222591
|
289 |
>sure if only need ancient packages
|
290 |
i dont 'need' ancient packages. but i do 'need' my system to get work done day in and day out without having to worry about something breaking during an update.
|
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292 |
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>>93210217 (OP)
|
293 |
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couldnt be more me rn
|
294 |
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just installed it because I got cyberbullied off manjaro
|
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|
296 |
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im trying so hard to get pamac and none of my google resuts help
|
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--- 93225917
|
298 |
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>>93210669
|
299 |
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they work when is cold.
|
300 |
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--- 93227269
|
301 |
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>>93222522
|
302 |
+
You are the actually meme
|
303 |
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--- 93227305
|
304 |
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>>93210217 (OP)
|
305 |
+
the thinkpad meme but it was actually nice
|
306 |
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--- 93227411
|
307 |
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>>93216964
|
308 |
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By reading the fucking manual? Also, you can scroll on the volume icon to change the volume (scroll up = vol up, scroll down = vol down).
|
309 |
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--- 93227462
|
310 |
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>>9322187
|
311 |
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>>93220744
|
312 |
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>Bought a Logitech mouse and IT FUCKING DOUbLE CLICKS.
|
313 |
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>lol, classic. I don't know why people keep falling for this. Logitech mice have done this since the beginning.
|
314 |
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I own multiple logitech mice (and have for about 7 years), none of them double click after daily use.
|
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--- 93228019
|
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>>93227411
|
317 |
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If I have to read a manual to l2 control volume, then this media player isn't for me. I'm not saying that this is bad design, I'm just saying that I have high testosterone levels and I want volume control panel to be right there like in VLC.
|
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|
319 |
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>>93211860
|
320 |
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I'm afraid I won't be much help, because I'll use my kindle until it dies, but I would recommend any ereader if :
|
321 |
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- It can display ALL ebook format, even CBZ.
|
322 |
+
- It doesn't forbid some settings on some filetypes to get you to buy their shit (kindle pdf reading is painful because too small)
|
323 |
+
- It doesn't require a FAGMAN account to use.
|
324 |
+
That's pretty much it. I wonder if some kind of open-source jailbreak community has made an OS capable of this, in the wakes of LineaqeOS for phones.
|
325 |
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|
326 |
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>>93222322
|
327 |
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I don't know. I would use a simpler version of 4chanX if I could. I don't use most of it.
|
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|
329 |
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>>93222522
|
330 |
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>shit animation
|
331 |
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>communicates the plot by explaining it to your face nonstop
|
332 |
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yeah great show
|
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--- 93228176
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Been on Arch meme for years, even use it professionally. I want to fall for Alpine meme next but eudev seems like a shitty unmaintained fork of proper systemd-udev. Also systemd is nice, I would love to just have a minimal configuration of systemd that would be compatible with musl.
|
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>>93211590
|
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mpv is better on linux, because it launches instantaneously and is stripped down of bloat. I don't see the point on windows.
|
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--- 93228662
|
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>>93210768
|
340 |
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It doesn't play the flashy LUA karaoke subs from a decade ago. It never has and never will.
|
341 |
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--- 93228999
|
342 |
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>>93228083
|
343 |
+
Kobo Clara HD has all those features, there are tutorials ( search how to replace the SD card on Google)
|
344 |
+
--- 93229617
|
345 |
+
>>93210217 (OP)
|
346 |
+
arch is a meme meme
|
347 |
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vscode is bad meme
|
348 |
+
nvim is bad meme
|
349 |
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tiling window manager is a meme meme
|
350 |
+
live inside emacs meme
|
351 |
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--- 93229710
|
352 |
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>>93212452
|
353 |
+
The only reason to use mpv is filters. and they fail when you use a gpu
|
354 |
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--- 93229940
|
355 |
+
Everybody on /g/ is unironically a liar.
|
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+
RSS is the only thing that I've found useful
|
357 |
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--- 93229999
|
358 |
+
>>93216488
|
359 |
+
ignore them because each person has a different usecase for hardware. if you're gaming, 8GB vram is fine, that guy probably does anime girls on stable diffusion so he hits the 8GB limit fast.
|
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+
RTX is a gimmick depending on who you ask.
|
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|
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other guy is completely random. 32gb ram could be too little or too much depending on what you're doing.
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>>93219447
|
136 |
>Password managers are useless when you get owned.
|
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Everything is useless when you get owned, passkeys included. The whole point is making it very hard to get owned.
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>>93219447
|
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>Password managers are useless when you get owned.
|
137 |
Everything is useless when you get owned, passkeys included. The whole point is making it very hard to get owned.
|
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--- 93225206
|
139 |
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>>93211542 (OP)
|
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+
What the fuck is a passkey?
|
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--- 93225258
|
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>>93213283
|
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+
>but with the FIDO machinery (signing a challenge) integrated that prevents any form of phishing and clipboard stealing.
|
144 |
+
>Private key leaked
|
145 |
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Now what?
|
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--- 93227826
|
147 |
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>>93225258
|
148 |
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They are encrypted. Leaking an unencrypted key is supposed to be much harder than leaking a password though keylogging, clipboard stealing, phishing or guessing.
|
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+
I mean, in theory they did a good job at designing this protocol. The only questionable part is hardware dependency.
|
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+
--- 93229764
|
151 |
+
>>93223224
|
152 |
+
They can only session hijack if you use your phone or a Yubikey bio for passkeys and they own your computer. They don't get your passkeys.
|
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+
|
154 |
+
With a password manager they get all logins to use at their convenience (just need to route logins via your computer to prevent location based security triggers).
|
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--- 93229804
|
156 |
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>>93227826
|
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+
The best a password manager can do to hide private keys from root/ring0 is obscurity. The software needs to be able to use the private and root can do anything an user can do.
|
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+
|
159 |
+
That's why the only way to secure it is running your OS in a VM, with the password manager running in a seperate VM. Or use SGX.
|
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--- 93229879
|
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>>93214401
|
162 |
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Well if you’re at the point where an Indian man is on your workstation and accessing all your files you’re fucked anyway and need to stop using the computer.
|
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--- 93230121
|
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>>93229804
|
165 |
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I wouldn't use the word "obscurity" when we are talking about encryption. With a yubikey you need to plug a physical thing into your computer in order to have the key, with a password manager (ideally, with FIDO2 capabilities) you need to insert a non-physical thing (i.e., the password) into your computer in order to have the key. It doesn't matter if you have ring0 privileges, if you don't know the password you can't decrypt the key. If your master password is strong enough then it is virtually equivalent to having a hardware device; except that it is impossible to break, impossibile to lose and impossible to steal. In order to stole a password you need to use it on a compromised device, but in that case they might be able to clone your yubikey too.
|
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+
Relying on something you have to remember is better than relying on a physical device you own.
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>>93212472 (OP)
|
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How can I become a doctor if I hate talking to people, in particular, black people?
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>>93212472 (OP)
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How can I become a doctor if I hate talking to people, in particular, black people?
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>>93223220
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i fucking HATE NIGGERS
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>>93212472 (OP)
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And this guy still gets no pussy because he is asian.
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I look like this and I do all these three things.
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>>93212949
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Based.
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>>93213180
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Becoming a doctor is about sucking dick for 10 years. They say jump you say how high.
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In every other country a medical doctor is an undergrad degree. we just have a cartel protecting it making it appear "intellectual".
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The other day on the plane a girl next to me was flying around the country to do medical school interviews (gotta keep the poor's out,) the first question on her list she was studying... I shit you not
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> Why do you want to be a doctor?
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Can't make it up. These people are brainlets and we could probably make up every other question they are going to ask her.
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I make 350k a year and I did it with a 4 year degree. I maintain my sanity. I don't have to serve customers. I don't have liability. And I don't have to follow a flow chart.
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>>93216858
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dentists are perfectionists, its mental
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>>93212472 (OP)
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the ideal asian son!
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>>93212472 (OP)
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I became an engineer because I am an autistic misanthrope and this is the only field in which I can thrive.
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>>93212472 (OP)
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Yes, and? Being a doctor is a fucking shit stressful job where you're constantly dealing with desperate people. I'll take software engineering any day.
|
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That said medicine is a fascinating area of study and at one point I had considered studying biomedical sciences.
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>>93226201
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--- 93228335
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>>93226474
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>In every other country a medical doctor is an undergrad degree. we just have a cartel protecting it making it appear "intellectual".
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Yea doctors are buirocrat midvits without a cartel they would be nothing. They even had to beg the english king to stop chad barber surgeons.
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>>93212472 (OP)
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No, I just fucking hate hospitals and the abnormalities of the human body make me genuinely squeamish. Computers unlike people mess up in a way that can be unbearable but shit's not gonna ruin my day like a dead kid or a prisoner mostly eaten by bugs.
|
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>>93212472 (OP)
|
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The amount of seethe this simple truth has generated is incredible. Being a dermatologist resident, I’ll get paid mid-six figures to be surrounded by smart and beautiful women 9-5. I cut out skin cancer multiple times a day, saving lives.
|
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You are all my bitches. Keep playing with your distros.
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>>93221907
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>That's not programmers
|
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programmers are the ones keeping the FAGMAN machine well and going programmers are the core problem programmers are the ones more than fine getting paid pennies while slaving away for their masters like the brainless monkeys they are
|
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>>93228574
|
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>Being a dermatologist resident
|
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sucking dick 24/7 to older doctors.
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>>93212472 (OP)
|
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years of neet dom has ruined by brain and will to do anything. How to cope
|
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>>93228574
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Jewish or Asian, anon?
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>>93213426
|
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See elon. 20 fucking years in the space sector and if you take him out of his script he is clueless
|
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>>93212472 (OP)
|
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>navy punisher skull
|
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What dis he mean by this?
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>>93220420
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>They need to realise they will always be 2nd fiddle to NV and price their GPUs accordingly.
|
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You are stupid. That is EXACTLY what they have done. You think because they admit to being 2nd fiddle forever that they will drop their prices to piss and shit. But it's exactly the OPPOSITE. A price war is for when you think you can win. They can't win, therefore they will not have a price war.
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>>93220420
|
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>They need to realise they will always be 2nd fiddle to NV and price their GPUs accordingly.
|
211 |
You are stupid. That is EXACTLY what they have done. You think because they admit to being 2nd fiddle forever that they will drop their prices to piss and shit. But it's exactly the OPPOSITE. A price war is for when you think you can win. They can't win, therefore they will not have a price war.
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>>93223334
|
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>That is EXACTLY what they have done
|
215 |
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when? you mean at the ass end of a gpu generation when basically everyone has bought their gpus? or months after their cards get shit on for being bad value and the narrative has already been set?
|
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>>93213115 (OP)
|
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AMD always sucked balls.
|
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But it was generally the cheaper option. For the past 2 years they started getting to greedy.
|
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>>93223334
|
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Nvidia is the luxury high-end brand. In order to compete with them, AMD has to be a bit cheaper to offer better value despite their worse software. Trying to sell at the same price just means they get nothing cause everyone buys Nvidia.
|
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--- 93224341
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224 |
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>>93213115 (OP)
|
225 |
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That release is a placeholder, 7700XT is 100% N32. I think AMD will be agressive with N32, both in VRAM and price due to how cheap RDNA2 is.
|
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--- 93224436
|
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>>93213115 (OP)
|
228 |
+
You're totally wrong. 7800 XT will likely have performance on par with 6950 XT and the 7900 XT is significantly outperforming the 6950 XT.
|
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--- 93224465
|
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>>93223696
|
231 |
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>AMD always sucked balls.
|
232 |
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How long have you been building PCs? ATI was great. Volcanic Islands were great. Polaris was great. Vega and RDNA1 were middling. RDNA2 was great.
|
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+
--- 93224670
|
234 |
+
Gpu tech has hit a wall anyway mcm is a flop 3nm and beyond are insanely expensive and pt rt is the endgame that took Devs 5yrs to actually make it not look like shit and it still runs like poo.
|
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|
236 |
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No new gpus til 2026 loool
|
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>>93213760
|
239 |
+
And this why Fury X is the greatest GPU of all time. Oh, wait...
|
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|
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>>93213115 (OP)
|
242 |
+
>Could they finally shut down Radeon and go all CPU?
|
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+
|
244 |
+
No because they just lost a shit ton of money on CPU's. Zen 4 turned out to be total botched dogshit that cooks itself and costs several first born children. The point of RDNA3 was pure jewery, make as much profit as possible by going MCM and giving the customer as little expensive silicon as possible while hiding the flaws of said technology (microstutters out the ass). AMD has very good margins on their shitty videocards.
|
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|
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>>93224465
|
247 |
+
Polaris was a 970, but 1.5 years too late. Vega was trash.
|
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--- 93224891
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>>93220420
|
250 |
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>there are no bad products, only bad prices
|
251 |
+
This saying is generally true because the free market already filtered out all the "bad products" from your universe of choices by bankrupting the company.
|
252 |
+
Square wheels are a typical analogy used in econ where there is no right price for them because they are absurd to begin with.
|
253 |
+
And in the same vein the "right price" can't be lower than the cost to make it like in the case of 7700XT. Which can't be "right priced" to be both profitable and compete with 4060ti.
|
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>>93224803
|
256 |
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>Seething /v/tard who is utterly this clueless
|
257 |
+
Sorry sweatly, the gayming market means jack crap to both Intel and AMD. It is just spectacle and marketing flair.
|
258 |
+
The real money is made elsewhere. Intel has been hurting as of late while AMD is regaining back its dominance that it had enjoyed during the K8-era. Nvidia doesn't give a crap about gayming either. They are growing their roots elsewhere.
|
259 |
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--- 93225020
|
260 |
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>>93224907
|
261 |
+
The gayming market matters a lot to AMD
|
262 |
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--- 93225083
|
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>>93225020
|
264 |
+
Those gaming number are console only
|
265 |
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--- 93225153
|
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>>93225083
|
267 |
+
Gaming includes all consumer dGPUs and console sales.
|
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|
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>>93225153
|
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+
Dgpu number are in client
|
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--- 93225189
|
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>>93225167
|
273 |
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Nope.
|
274 |
+
>The Gaming segment primarily includes discrete GPUs, semi-custom SoC products and development services.
|
275 |
+
https://ir.amd.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/1128/amd-reports-first-quarter-2023-financial-results
|
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--- 93225224
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>>93225189
|
278 |
+
Sorry I was wrong. but did they ever breakdown their revenue on each segment ?
|
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|
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>>93225224
|
281 |
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No.
|
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>>93224841
|
284 |
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For under $300 with 8 GB vram.
|
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>>93215324
|
287 |
+
Please let battlemage be good and not ludicrously expensive.
|
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|
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>>93223696
|
290 |
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look at his face, he is so happy.
|
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|
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>>93224907
|
293 |
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>Sorry sweatly, the gayming market means jack crap to both Intel and AMD. It is just spectacle and marketing flair.
|
294 |
+
lol lmao you fucking retard. AMD is making margin on every xbox and ps5 sold. you are correct, discrete GPUs aren't their primary concern data centers are. we can assume they're either stupid with their pricing or have no desire to seize market share in discrete GPUs since they're in a comfortable position following nvidia's pricing. AMD don't have their hands tied with workstation production cards like nvidia does so they don't give a fuck about vram encroaching on work station territory which is becoming relevant in 2023
|
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|
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>>93217316
|
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>tfw my computer is older than half the people that use this site
|
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|
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>next gen is nvidia vs intel
|
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GOD i wish
|
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>>93224436
|
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|
304 |
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7900XT is just 5-10fps better on average and costs 150$ more. Face it, RDNA3 is kind of a dud and we expected more. 7900XT should've been called the 7800XT. I'm most excited for Arc Battlemage now
|
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>>93224841
|
307 |
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>R9 390 handily claps 970
|
308 |
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>RX 480 claps 390
|
309 |
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>Polaris was a 970, but 1.5 years too late
|
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Huh?
|
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--- 93229362
|
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>>93213115 (OP)
|
313 |
+
Even with goytracing on the 7900XT performs the same as the 4080, which is pathetic for NVIDIA since the 4080 is more expensive and RT is NVIDIAs bread and butter
|
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>>93228582
|
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>7900XT is just 5-10fps better on average
|
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Why do people spew this bullshit when it takes 10 seconds to prove wrong?
|
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>>93226718
|
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>/v/tard seething even harder because they refuse to accept reality
|
321 |
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Sorry, but silly gayming cards and CPUs don't really matter that much anymore. At best, they just adsorb the initial R&D costs by going after the FOMO whales who don't know any better.
|
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>>93213115 (OP)
|
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7990xtx will supposedly be faster than the 4090 and projected 4090ti just by increasing infinity cache and dramatically increasing clock speeds
|
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>>93213584
|
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>because they think their customers are mouth breathing retards
|
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Well their assessment is spot on
|
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Gaymurs are a particularly retarded subgroup of society. They don't deserve anything but wood screws for inflated prices, and of course the new bio-degradeable good-goy wood-transistor.
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>>93229362
|
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You might have a few extra chromosomes.
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>>93213666
|
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>Snoy
|
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Kek
|
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Snoy and Makrohart are my favorite companies.
|
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>Desktop GPUs is extra money on the side
|
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It's mostly about prestige and brand advertisement. If you have a decent market share people will associate your prpducts with something they like, and know they work. That can influence purchasing decisions for other products. And having halo products is just like participating in formula one, you don't plan to make money directly, but it's great advertisement.
|
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>>93214026
|
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>it's just naming and pricing problem
|
342 |
+
Well the same could be said about any terrible lineup in the last 5 years. If the 3060 was $300 bucks at launch it would have been a decent product, a 4080 for 700-800 bucks would be great as well, but that didn't happen. If the 6600 started at $240 2 years ago it would have been a new 480 tier product, but it didn't.
|
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Intels offerings aren't particularly performant, nor do they offer a great feature set, and they aren't exactly bug free. But damnit, they at least price their products accordingly. Meanwhile Leathermanjacket and whoever Lisa put in charge of radeon are busy sniffing glue and are desperately hoping that Vitalik announces the PoS shit was just a social experiment and PoW is back immediately.
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>>93230577
|
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3060 WAS $300
|
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>>93213115 (OP)
|
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New GPUs are all crap regardless of brand. Buy yourself a laptop from 2010 and be happy.
|
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>>93213333
|
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quads of true
|
353 |
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we ALREADY have a 7800 XT, it's called 7900 XT", and the actual 7900 XT is called 7900 XTX
|
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it's just marketing to convince you to pay more than they are actually worth
|
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|
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>>93230593
|
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It really wasn't. You couldn't buy the cards for months and if you could the price was abysmal.
|
358 |
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Example: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/pD8bt6/msi-geforce-rtx-3060-12-gb-ventus-2x-video-card-rtx3060ventus2x12goc?history_days=730
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>>93215324
|
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Arc 770 is good, just need a lower price and better availability in some markets
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>Saami
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>Inuit
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>Saami
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>Inuit
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both descended from Asians
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>>93215173
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>>93221487
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>>93222578
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>>93215314
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Fingols a cute
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Current gen AI upscaling looks so fake. At first I thought the whole image was autogenerated, which isn't exactly wrong either.
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>>93223673
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aaand dropped
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>>93220085
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You are not tricking anyone, everyone likes Bjork because everyone wants to fuck Bjork, simple as
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>>93213561 (OP)
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Is that the dude from Freestyler music video?
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ci-ty
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>>93220960
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Because again Yud is not a scientist, nor is he educated both in University degree sense or in self-thought way. He is a highschool dropout with AI doomer forum (on which Rokos Basilisk originated). Its these kinds of people that think AI is so smart it is able to outsmart you even if it does not exist yet, and that it will reward you for helping it just so that it could agree to contract it never signed in the first place, and that you would even make it in the first place. He has about as much credibility as Jannie that oversees /g/ at this very moment looking for pictures of cunny to delete.
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>>93220960
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Because again Yud is not a scientist, nor is he educated both in University degree sense or in self-thought way. He is a highschool dropout with AI doomer forum (on which Rokos Basilisk originated). Its these kinds of people that think AI is so smart it is able to outsmart you even if it does not exist yet, and that it will reward you for helping it just so that it could agree to contract it never signed in the first place, and that you would even make it in the first place. He has about as much credibility as Jannie that oversees /g/ at this very moment looking for pictures of cunny to delete.
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why is yud such a sperg?
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>Ross autism about AI
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Fuck yeah.
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>>93213670 (OP)
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Big Yud is controlled opposition against himself. Normies are shallow and will automatically dismiss his arguments because he's fat and wears a fedora, even if he's right.
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He doesn't even know how to code - into the trash he goes
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>>93223922
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It’s not just looks. Many smart IT guys look like ugly losers, but they still come across as smart people. Yud while he might look above average on first glance, he is not a coder, not a mathematician, not even educated in anything. Just doing simple background check will tell you he is as much of a intellectual as Elon Musk is an engineer. You can very easily get to Dunning Kruger position about Yud by doing the slightest of research, but to normies who don’t even do that he looks like smart man because he gets lot of undeserved interviews and called on podcasts with BigTech CEOs and genius software engineers that make those AIs themselves.
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bros I'm going to shave my beard now.
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>>93213717
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totally sane physiognomy
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God Yudkowsky is terrible at debating. I'm an hour in and neither of them have said anything of substance. I get he wants to ask Ross what's the difference between "real" thinking and "fake" thinking but he's just spending an inordinate amount of time beating around the bush.
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he looks smart he must be a professor or a phd or at least have some kind of advanced degree right? A bachelor's? he at least finished high school I'm sure...
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he really dresses like that?
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>>93213670 (OP)
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this 'interviewer' is insufferable
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>>93226452
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what do you have against Gordon Freeman?
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>>93214500
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I tend to flail my arms around when I'm excited, does that mean I'm also autistic?
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>>93226493
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hes completely out of his depth, he has no idea what he is even talking about
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https://twitter.com/YaBoyFathoM/status/1649103596930187290
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Does EY have "fans" ?
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I dont get it.
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>>93227273
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https://nitter.it/YaBoyFathoM/status/1649103596930187290
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>>93227464
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Wow nitter video player isnt insanely bad unlike twitters
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I wonder how that happens
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>>93227494
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Nitter just uses your browser's own video player.
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Accelerate catgirls!
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>>93213717
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He looks like rasputin
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>>93219226
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Ross has said publicly multiple times that he thinks AI uprisings will not happen in our lifetimes, and the fedora lord disagreed and demanded an interview.
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>>93226452
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To be fair, Yudkowsky was the one that asked for this. Ross isn't a journalist or the type that would do interviews, he's just an internet funny man.
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>>93220046
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0 + 50% = 0
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>>93227014
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Ross is the perfect layman
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>>93213670 (OP)
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Daily reminder that this fat fuck is still a fat faggot and spamming him doesn't make him any less of a fat faggot.
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P.s. AGI stands for Artificially Gelatinous Individual
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>aw yea, a new Ross Scott video!
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>...ah shit
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>>93226667
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not necessarily. sensory overload is somewhat common amongst autists, but by itself is not indicative of autism.
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>>93219493
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>sustained by autismbux
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how do I get autismbux? I live in the US btw
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>>93219493
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>sustained by autismbux
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how do I get autismbux? I live in the US btw
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>>93223428
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asspie here, autismbux are a lie, they're called your parents
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>>93214534 (OP)
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Just read books. Reading books requires more attentions span and comprehension than short Youtube videos and tabloid articles. Read whatever you want as long as it's not toddler tier. A long novel, biography, history, whatever you're into. Just read something that requires more brain power than mindlessly scrolling memes and tabloids.
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>>93224355
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does reading /g/ threads count
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>>93224381
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All that reading /g/ threads do is bring you closer to troonydom, which brings you closer to suicide.
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>>93214534 (OP)
|
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These wojaks or whatever are getting too unfunny and unrealistically specific
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>>93224404
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not a wojak, and although you say that, I actually know someone exactly like this.
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|
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Must add that I am not OP
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>>93214534 (OP)
|
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>tfw perma fog-brained from daily cooming
|
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How do I stop bros?
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>>93224433
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>I actually know someone exactly like this
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Yeah that's the unfunny part
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>>93223189
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Started taking it, it literally has done nothing. There is 0 noticeable difference
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>>93224904
|
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Which brand?
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>>93224060
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I'm currently paid 1000$ per month for being a schizo and I live with my parents. (I also got a job where there isn't anything to do and I play games all day, earning me often an extra 3K per month and obviously, the gov doesn't know about it). I don't spend anything and don't even know what to do with so much money because of my mental illness. In a way, I fucked the system, but it's pointless because I'm broken.
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>>93224654
|
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There are meds to cut down your libido: antipsychotics or antidepressants and antiandrogens. If you're really a hardcore compulsive coomer this can change your life.
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>>93214534 (OP)
|
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Read physical print books
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>>93215614
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same. everything applies.
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I ghost everybody, nobody has ever ghosted me. Maybe because my fear of abandonment from somewhere (overbearing, overprotective mother? I hate blaming people) makes me pre-emptively leave them.
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A girl didnt talk to me for 2 days and I ghosted her and she still texted me all the time for 9 months, slowly trickling to a stop and I only felt relief because I wouldnt feel guilty anymore.
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>>93225104
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Wut job
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--- 93226057
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I really frightened myself the other day. I picked up a box of cereal and realised that I couldn't read the information on it as the writing was in paragraph form. It's very difficult for me to read something that isn't in subtitle form now. I think it might be over soon.
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>>93225046
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lmfao pic
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>>93215753
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This. This is how I did it.
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>>93214534 (OP)
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Where did you get this picture of me?
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>>93217177
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try snuff
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shit thread
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not technology
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>>93227035
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>>93221527
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>>93215799
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>>93215614
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>this is who I share a board with
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Jesus fucking wept
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>>93220036
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wellbutrin is not prescribed in my country
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>>93223189
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not buying your supplements, scammer
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>>93215799
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reddit spacing
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>>93219139
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You need to do it consistently for a long time. The point is to not only improve your health but to develop a habit. Poor attention span is a sign of not having any good habits.
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>>93228410
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no
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>>93214534 (OP)
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>Abnormally large eyes
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Why is this in here other than to specifically describe me? Am I being cybergangstalked?
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>>93229109
|
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I go to the gym and run everyday and my attention spam is still shit. ive been doing both for almost a year
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>>93214534 (OP)
|
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>tfw that one day in the month where you suddenly can focus on something for a few hours straight without being distracted every 5 minutes
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>>93214534 (OP)
|
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>>just turn all that shit off and focus on one thing at a time
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>no
|
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Yes. Gradually reduce the number of shit you're subscribed to, the number of dumb shit you visit, and the genral amount of time you spend on social media/forums. You can try going cold turkey for an hour too.
|
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You have to kick off the habit, then you can kick off the addiction.
|
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You can use a podomoro, or a software like Cold Turkey to soft block your shit behind being forced to type random characters.
|
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Try to find other shit to do, too, you don't want to have nothing to do once you're off the computer.
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>>93214534 (OP)
|
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I'm going through this and implementing what it says, or at least trying to. Seems hard, but I think I am doing more things that I can define now for sure.
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>>93219493
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>>93223324
|
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Lockdown?
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--- 93230801
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OP image is schizoid personality disorder. Most anons on 4chan have it.
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>Google tells feds
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>get sent to prison for possession of CP
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https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/21/technology/google-surveillance-toddler-photo.html
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>Google tells feds
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>get sent to prison for possession of CP
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https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/21/technology/google-surveillance-toddler-photo.html
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>>93220465
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>he cant open a window
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>he cant break a window open
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>he cant open a door
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>he cant lever a door open
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>he doesnt understand how sprinklers work
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Maybe you deserve to die.
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>>93223686
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>break a window open
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many people dramatically underestimate the force necessary to do this.
|
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>doesnt understand how sprinklers work
|
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almost nobody does. that's why they're always an unexpected killer and why they haven't been made illegal yet, somehow.
|
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when you're suddenly trapped by the torrential chemical water and you're clawing at your window trying to get out as your skin is sloughing off from the chemicals and your lungs are filling with pain, you'll think of me before your mind descends into a slow-building crescendo of pure agony prior to your death, and you'll know i was right
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>>93215313
|
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I use cellophane tape kek
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--- 93223811
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>>93223745
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>many people dramatically underestimate the force necessary to do this
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Most windows are not one inch thick.
|
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>torrential chemical water
|
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It's usually regular water, it's not a huge jet of water. When one sprinkler goes off, in nearly every possible setup it's only that one. If you weren't a huge retard you'd know that.
|
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Then again you think water would impede a door swinging outward or a window opening outward.
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>>93223745
|
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lmao are you like bedridden or some shit?
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--- 93223890
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>>93223811
|
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>Most windows are not one inch thick.
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if you are not in an old building, your windows will be double pane at least, which are much thicker and filled with gasses
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>doors
|
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doors don't work until they're completely underwater. you would know this if your car ever ended up in a river or lake.
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>>93220466
|
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the very idea that a permanently hardwired device can't charge its own battery is absurd
|
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--- 93223982
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>>93223890
|
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Most residential doors do not swing outward so I will concede that it will be harder, however sprinklers do not spray fast enough to flood an entire apartment in seconds, it would take hours of uninterrupted flow to flood an entire apartment. The water at the base of the door is inconsequential if you're not a weak faggot. Your entire retarded shitspew is based off the idea that you are so frail you cannot move a half inch of water with a door.
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>>93223982
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>half inch of water
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only for the first few seconds! you only have on average 30 seconds before the water will be up to your waist, you would be surprised how hard it is for even a strong healthy male to move such a volume of waist-high water
|
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--- 93225060
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>>93224012
|
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>you only have on average 30 seconds before the water will be up to your waist,
|
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Average apartment size is 941 square feet, which is 11,292 square inches, average male is 69.1 inches tall, 1/3 of that (generous waist height) is approximately 23 inches. 11,292 sq inches * 23 inches = 259,716 cubic inches of water. 259,716 divided by your number of 30 is 8,657 cubic inches of water every second, assuming the max of two inch diameter pipes, the sprinklers would be ejecting water at 699,920 miles per hour.
|
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TL;DR: You're retarded
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--- 93225127
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>>93225060
|
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yes the water comes out very fast!!!
|
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--- 93225164
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>>93225060
|
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If that sounds ridiculous, wait until you do the calculations for Noah's Flood.
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>>93217763
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Lmao you keyboard commies get more desperate by the day
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>>93223982
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Most apartment doors open outward, at least in my experience.
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>>93225060
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>699,920 miles per hour
|
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>speed of sound 767 mph
|
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>ankle-high in water before you hear the first drop
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>eardrums perforate instantaneously
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>water actually turns to steam and plasma from pure air friction upon ejection
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>all windows within a 10 mile radius shatter instantaneously
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kek
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how do I get one of these installed in my room?
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https://youtu.be/wYAOHYKBYas [Embed]
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>>93219716
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You shouldn't BBQ inside.
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I don't think the water from the mains even has a high enough pressure to flood an apartment
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>>93215190 (OP)
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its more of a bep
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>>93225777
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Another good point.
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The amount of pressure the system would need to be under would be staggering. The pipes would blow out or the sprinkler heads blow off, or both.
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>>93217601
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They don't drown people
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Nah nah
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I drown people
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With cun
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beep
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>>93223897
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>replacing a 9v battery is hard
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Zoomers really are the memeist of generations
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>>93226849
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>I use alkaline primary cells... BECAUSE, OK
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uhhhhh
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uhhhhh
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>>93222595
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carmackposters ww@mMMmm?
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>>93215214 (OP)
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Be born at the right time, a good money buffer, and connections.
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>>93216261
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How is he high IQ? Most of his claims to fame is using other people's algorithms. The only prop I give him for this is that he never claims credit for this even though people give him the credit anyway. When he talks about shit like AI, it's clear he doesn't even begin to have the least understanding about the subject, despite the grand claims he makes about it, which is pretty good evidence to me that this is likely the level he's at for games as well. I could believe that he's a great game director or marketing guy or something, at best.
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>>93224004
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He can hold positions in companies that require extreme competence.
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He can speak in depth about technical topics on various subjects, he never lies and doesn't bother with politics.
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Wisdom of crowds, everyone thinks he's hot shit.
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>>93224062
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>He can hold positions in companies that require extreme competence.
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You must be 18 or older to browse this site.
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>>93215214 (OP)
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Separated at birth?
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>>93216683
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you talk like a fag and your shit is all retarded
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>>93218267
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The main argument for it is that with the rise of vaccinations, autism has gone up as well.
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Of course there are other factors, too, such as the increase in genetic mutations in the population over all, which contributes to the rise of autism.
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But antivaxxers having a much lower rate of autistic kids is a dead give away.
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>>93224139
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What's he been up to lately, anyway?
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>>93224004
|
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He scored 1500 on the old SAT which corresponds to 150 IQ.
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>>93221518
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Yes they do, autist.
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>>93215626
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microplastics pass the blood-brain barrier
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it's a much worse problem
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>>93215214 (OP)
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Back in the day a lot of these people wanted to be famous and loved, and so they made the best games they could.
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|
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Now you can get the same from making some tweets, the lure to be great is gone.
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Stephen king is a great example.
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>>93215214 (OP)
|
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By simply doing what he is doing or rather by doing what you are doing.
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>>93224004
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> Most of his claims to fame is using other people's algorithms.
|
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Because he is an excellent systems designer/engineer. That's what he was always good at: finding the correct combination of solutions to subproblems so that the actual problem is efficiently solved. Nothing more.
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>>93215214 (OP)
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>eating goyslop and drinking dogshit
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absolute faggot
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>>93228962
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This. The meme of "living off of pizza" is a danger to public health. I did it once and it was the worst year of my life.
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Start taking high doses of adderall or vyvanse, when I take my 60mg vyvanse I can't stop programming.
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>>93216941
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Low risk is a meaningless metric. This means risks of acute death or side effects are slim to none. I'm worried about chronic low grade side effects like allergies, asthma, and being more prone to sickness etc which vaccines can provoke.
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>>93218698
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Vaccines are exerting anti evolutionary pressure on the species and are dysgenic. The same arguments in favor of them are fallacious and rooted in moral appeals. You think it's darwinian to get them but in actuality sound like a pro life double digit IQ moron. If your absurd appeal was true and my child succame to a disease that otherwise would not have been incurred via vaccination, I simply have another one. This hypothetical person is actually better off because he would have been in for a subpar life with a weak immune system and health issues. In absence of vaccines, the healthy survive and the weak perish.
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>>93215214 (OP)
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1. Be intelligent
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2. Don't be stupid
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>>93229061
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60mg is not a high dose. That translates to 17.5 MG of dextroamphetamine being delivered in extended release in the vehicle of a pro drug. It's a standard or even low dose depending on your BMI. High doses are neurotoxic and should be avoided (which this isn't).
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>>93223056
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Also it's running W11, I don't know if that needs to be changed.
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>>93223056
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Also it's running W11, I don't know if that needs to be changed.
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>>93223250
|
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yes it absolutely does
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>>93223056
|
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this should be fine for a jellyfin server, but you should get more storage. Remember that jellyfin only streams YOUR content that YOU downloaded onto YOUR computer - those files take up space!
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if you only really intend for it to do a handful of things, then install an operating system like debian or ubuntu (they are very similar and most guides are interchangable) and use that to run your server applications.
|
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While I don't strictly think it's the best idea ever, you can comfortably install the regular desktop ubuntu OS (no need for command-line/text-only interfaces) and use that to run all the servers you need. jellyfin has very good doccumentation on installing it, and setting up a fileserver is just as easy on ubuntu as it is on windows, you just need to install a thing called "samba" and find a guide on setting up a "samba share".
|
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FWIW you *can* do these things on windows, but windows is a little more finicky because it does a lot of stuff automatically that makes it difficult to have as a dedicated server, and disabling these is a pain in the ass.
|
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+
|
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Other people here will reccomend using something like freenas, proxmox, or some other similar operating system. you absolutely can, and it's what I do (proxmox), but they are quite complicated if you are unfamiliar with computers in general let alone linux computers and really you're only going to need to run like two or three things so you don't need to worry about containers or virtualisation. Also, freenas/truenas are strgonly advised to NOT run on a laptop with USB HDDs because you almost certainly will lose data that way.
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|
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So basically, if I were you I would
|
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>look into debian/ubuntu desktop operating systems
|
384 |
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>learn a little bit abuot how linux is different to windows (the first thing is how it handles drives, theres no C:\ drive on linux!)
|
385 |
+
>read the guides for jellyfin and samba share setups
|
386 |
+
>purchase some external storage
|
387 |
+
>lurk moar
|
388 |
+
Good luck!
|
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--- 93224009
|
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>>93223056
|
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>>93223981
|
392 |
+
oh and I almost forgot about the seedbox part
|
393 |
+
I strongly reccomend transmission for a torrent server, as it runs a "client server" setup where you can host the "server" on your seedbox, have it do all it's stuff, and then you can connect to it from a "client" on your other computers from where you can manage the torrents.
|
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+
|
395 |
+
Deluge is another reasonable torrent server but I would say transmission is the better of the two in most areas
|
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--- 93224860
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>>93221209
|
398 |
+
Fixed by setting the VM's IP address to 192.168.0.98 and opening up the subnet mask on the router to 255.255.0.0
|
399 |
+
Now I can ping the VM while connected to Wireguard. The issue was that the docker container itself cannot reach VMs in the same subnet.
|
400 |
+
Apparently truenas fucked up yet again: https://www.reddit.com/r/truenas/comments/11tg9m8/cant_ping_vms_from_inside_docker_containers/
|
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--- 93225420
|
402 |
+
>>93223981
|
403 |
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>>93224009
|
404 |
+
Cool, thank you. I can just get external HDDs and connect them to the laptop via USB right? Time to start researching debian and ubuntu.
|
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+
--- 93225435
|
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+
>>93215740 (OP)
|
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+
Does anyone have a favorite FTPS server? What do you like about it/dislike about other options?
|
408 |
+
--- 93225452
|
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+
>>93224009
|
410 |
+
rtorrent > deluge > transmission
|
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+
--- 93225539
|
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+
>>93219132
|
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+
my company would unironically fail without me. They don't have the money to pay for a real specialist and no one is going to go into the shit and undocumented quagmire I've delved into for CAD $40/hr
|
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+
t. zoomer
|
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--- 93225676
|
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+
>>93225435
|
417 |
+
ftp, even with ssl, is still a shitty dead protocol
|
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>>93225452
|
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+
I want to give a reason why you're completely wrong but I haven't used anything but transmission for the last 8 years after trying everything else.
|
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+
--- 93225752
|
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>>93225420
|
422 |
+
yes, although long-term i'd investigate replacing the laptop with a dedicated NAS box, something you can use internal SATA drives with
|
423 |
+
but this will work for now
|
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>>93225452
|
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+
>reeeee
|
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ok
|
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--- 93225789
|
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>>93225435
|
429 |
+
yeah
|
430 |
+
SSHD and SFTP because FTPS is fucking garbage and should never be used
|
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>>93225676
|
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+
>ftp, even with ssl, is still a shitty dead protocol
|
433 |
+
as a wise man once said
|
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+
"I want to give a reason why you're completely wrong"
|
435 |
+
SFTP is still the best way to update pages on a webserver. even cloudshit webhosts use SFTP at the end of the day
|
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+
t. a cloudshit webhost datacenter admin
|
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--- 93225840
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>>93225789
|
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SFTP is not FTPS... And you get paid to do this?
|
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--- 93225920
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>>93225840
|
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im telling you to not use FTPS because its shit
|
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+
use SFTP, it takes zero configuration or extra software and can leverage much greater security, plus transfers significantly faster
|
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+
FTPS should never be used, ever.
|
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--- 93225940
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>>93225920
|
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+
Yes, and SFTP isn't even FTP. It's ssh. Ftp IS dead.
|
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--- 93226043
|
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>>93225940
|
450 |
+
its literally FTP via an SSH tunnel
|
451 |
+
inside the tunnel the exact same FTP is happening, there is no differemce whatspever between SFTP and FTP except SFTP has the FTP happening in an SSH tunnel
|
452 |
+
you are thinking of FTPS
|
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--- 93226441
|
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+
>>93226043
|
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+
>its literally FTP via an SSH tunnel
|
456 |
+
It's not. Not even close.
|
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>>93222289
|
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+
>boomer reliving the virtualization boom
|
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+
nice
|
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>>93222428
|
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Nice read, cool dad.
|
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>>93223056
|
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+
I'd say >>93223981 >>93224009 gave mostly good advice, although for Jellyfin + torrent client + "various other things" I would already be considering containers via docker-compose. Just makes things a bit more maintainable long-term imo.
|
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+
>>93225752
|
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+
>dedicated NAS box
|
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+
A computer sure, but I'd advise against proprietary NAS appliances that end up limiting the user and costing more. Once you're not scared of Linux, you don't need that much handholding like the target market of those things.
|
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--- 93227485
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+
what are you running on your server, bros? im planning to add deluge to download airing anime
|
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--- 93227684
|
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+
wood rack anon here, I may have concrete plans now for rack 2.0
|
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+
got a parts list all lined up and a budget of just over $300, although adding fans takes it closer to $500
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>>93227263
|
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+
>A computer sure, but I'd advise against proprietary NAS appliances that end up limiting the user and costing more.
|
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+
this is what I meant, it's an annoying term because "NAS" is just a concept, not a product, but there are products that are referred to as a NAS...
|
476 |
+
I was thinking a $20 mid-tower thermaltake case with drive cages, some b*50 whatever board, some shitty CPU and a fuckton of sata ports
|
477 |
+
but some commerical NAS all-in-ones can be a good purchase if you don't really plan on doing much more than fileserving and some kind of small media server a-la jellyfin or plex. In fact I'm pretty sure the most recent synology images actually have jellyfin, kodi and plex in their "deploy an app" section of the webUI
|
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--- 93227710
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>>93227684
|
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+
new design includes removable side panels, probably they will just be held in with four deadbolts because that's the simplest thing, but I also like the idea of having them sit on some kind of bolt and then using a wingnut to hold it in place, like a rackstud (i just got a set of rackstuds and I fucking love them)
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+
--- 93227937
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+
>>93227684
|
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+
>>93227710
|
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+
wouldn't you prefer a metal one? is it because wood is what you have on-hand to achieve this, or do you actually prefer it?
|
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--- 93228009
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>>93227937
|
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+
I am a metalworker by trade, but heres the thing
|
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+
Wood is $300 for this entire thing
|
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+
Aluminium is close to $800
|
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+
Steel is not even an option at $1300
|
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+
|
492 |
+
Wood costs next to nothing, is strong enough (this is VERY overbuilt, just so you know) and looks nice as a furniture piece. It's also very good at blocking sound
|
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+
Al is expensive, requires a lot more work since you don't just bolt it together (and it's also not just as simple as welding a big box out of 6 panels) and does nothing for sound.
|
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+
|
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+
If I wanted a metal rack I'd just buy one, but nearly everything in this rack was free or at least very inexpensive so the idea is to make a nice rack as cheaply as possible
|
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--- 93228024
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>>93213182 →
|
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>P2P XMR Pool
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dunno if this annon is around here or not, but anyone knows details of running an XMR pool?
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--- 93228061
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Need some troubleshooting help
|
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TrueNAS Scale 22.12.2
|
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Gigabit Ethernet
|
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I have an iSCSI share set up, mounted, and encrypted with VeraCrypt.
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When creating it it went at expected speeds.
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Now that it's mounted, moving files to it is taking forever. It started off at expected speeds and has been dropping in speed progressively. Was at 12MB/s and has been crawling down by 0.01MB each time, now down to 8MB/s... started at ~110MB/s initially.
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I am transferring a 125GB flie into a 128GB zvol iscsi share.
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Previously, when I tried storing a large container file on an SMB share I had a similar problem. Speeds went to shit, couldn't figure that out, so that's why I started trying via iSCSI.
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TrueNAS cpu utilization is low, temps are fine, disks are fine, scrubs are fine.
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Source disk is an SSD and transfering the 125GB locally to other disks has no performance issues.
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|
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As of typing this the speed has progressively gotten worse down to 7.96MB/s now.
|
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It's like it is getting caught in an SMR write bottleneck or something... but the disk are CMR and worked fine when connected directly via SATA in another PC.
|
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What could be going wrong?
|
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--- 93228600
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Is the correct way to set up a write cache on zfs/truenas to just set up a new pool with one or more SSDs the write an rsync cron script that syncs data from the SSD to your HDD dataset after midnight?
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--- 93228892
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>>93227485
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>flame
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What's that?
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Myself: Jellyfin, *arrs, torrents, Matrix, Gitea, Nextcloud, cryptocurrency nodes (planning on hosting Bitcoin too, gotta get a larger cheap SSD for that since it's what, 500GB to host full blockhain nowadays?), PhotoPrism (recently got some updates, hopefully user accounts will be ready soon so I can merge my instances), Vaultwarden, Syncthing, etc.
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>>93227684
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>this is what I meant, it's an annoying term because "NAS" is just a concept, not a product, but there are products that are referred to as a NAS...
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Okay, good. Yeah, that's exactly what bothers me about this term, so I autistically avoid calling a home server a NAS, even if someone just wants a Samba share off their USB HDD.
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>some commerical NAS all-in-ones can be a good purchase if you don't really plan on doing much more than fileserving and some kind of small media server a-la jellyfin or plex.
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On one hand I agree, but on the other I'm sure you won't deny selfhosting is addicting. You start with just Jellyfin and then suddenly wake up 100TB of storage and 50 running services later, buying most overpriced Synology offering because that's what you started with and the migration between SHR supporting NAS appliances was so easy. Like those people you see on Reddit or other online selfhosting places sometimes - a large NAS appliance and a standalone tinyminimicro or rack server because the NAS doesn't fucking cut it performance wise.
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I do wish there was some cheap strategy to getting an adorable small NAS like enclosure, performance of an average 6/7gen tinyminimicro and the freedom of a normal computer. Unfortunately all NAS cases that I know/liked seem to be expensive.
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>>93228024
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If you mean a P2P Monero pool like anon's, you can run a node of this: https://github.com/SChernykh/p2pool
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>>93228061
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boop for interest, I assume VeraCrypt is only on the container file, not the entire iSCSI volume?
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>>93228600
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not sure but look into mergerfs (write policy: ssd) + your mover script
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--- 93229382
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>>93224860
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i didn't think you understood what subnets were, and it appears you don't. keep hitting the books kid and maybe you'll figure it out.
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--- 93229525
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>>93228892
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>boop for interest, I assume VeraCrypt is only on the container file, not the entire iSCSI volume?
|
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I actually full pre-encrypted the whole iSCSI volume, then mounted it and tried copying over the 125GB container.
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I then demounted it and quick formatted the volume via Windows eliminating the encryption volume and starting over as fresh and tried again, it was still slow as all hell.
|
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Small files seem to work fine.
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Large ones slow down to a a snail's pace. 900MB goes good, ~1GB good, 1.4GB+ bad. Just some test files (vids) I tried but I can't find the magic number just a ballpark.
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My pool is encrypted and I couldn't find a way to create an unencrypted zvol for an iSCSI share. I can do that for SMB shares and datasets but the option for no encryption doesn't appear to be in the GUI for iSCSI shares/Zvol creation but considering the speed consistently crawls to under 8MB/s given enough time, I don't see how ZFS encryption could possibly even be a bottleneck at those speeds.
|
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|
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I would say fuck all of this and buy a NAS but they're all so pricey and if I get this working it should be worth it but I'm starting to think TrueNAS Scale is buggy and maybe I should be using CORE or something. If it's got bugs, I'd bet they affect performance more than data integrity, and some people run this on insane hardware that might brute force their way through performance losses and bugs but I'm just trying to run a simple 2-drive mirror on a dual-core and 8GB for ultra basic shit, no VMs, no apps, just simple NAS storage.
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--- 93230541
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>>93228892
|
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>not sure but look into mergerfs (write policy: ssd) + your mover script
|
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Stop answering questions regarding things you clearly have no clue about.
|
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--- 93230719
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How much of a performance penalty is there if you mount storage from a VM to it's hypervisor in nfs/samba? compared to just mounting a path from the hypervisor's storage?
|
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--- 93230834
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>>93230541
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sorry mom
|
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do you clearly have any clue about those things?
|
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i would love to hear from an expert
|
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as far as i know this would let anon have fast ingest without having to use two datasets completely separately
|
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like, network mount for incoming and network mount for old data
|
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and i am not aware of anything for non-sync writes, there was ZIL for sync writes
|
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L2ARC is for reads
|
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where is the async write cache anon
|
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where is it
|
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where
|
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we must get it
|
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we cant be losing to unraid bros
|
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they pay and they get better
|
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help
|
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anon
|
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help
|
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i beg you
|
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redeem us
|
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please
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>>93230719
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hello anon i would answer you based on my experiences but momanon told me not to unless i am virtiofs and vmware and samba and nfs developer at once
|
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sorry
|
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hope you dont hold a grudge against me for this
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|
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DANON: It would be best to benchmark those things yourself, but I haven't noticed much difference Samba vs virtiofs (I used virtual NIC to reach host). At all times I was bottlenecked by my HDD storage.
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>>93220773
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Are you okay, anon? Do you smell toast? I've been talking this entire time about the importance of three-factor authentication and here you are ranting about how poorly implemented biometrics isn't secure on its own. 3D facial scanning is fine and easily implemented in software, you just have to turn your head.
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>>93220773
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Are you okay, anon? Do you smell toast? I've been talking this entire time about the importance of three-factor authentication and here you are ranting about how poorly implemented biometrics isn't secure on its own. 3D facial scanning is fine and easily implemented in software, you just have to turn your head.
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--- 93223804
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>>93222752
|
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proofs?
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--- 93223899
|
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>>93221349
|
218 |
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>backs up OTP key
|
219 |
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checkmate faggot
|
220 |
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>loses yubikey
|
221 |
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>permanently fucked
|
222 |
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double checkmate, therefore double faggot
|
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--- 93223969
|
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>>93223185
|
225 |
+
yes 3d facial scanning easily implemented, but also the police can just point a camera to your face and open you account
|
226 |
+
also, there's no point in three factor authentication if I already have two factors:
|
227 |
+
1. username
|
228 |
+
2. password
|
229 |
+
--- 93224049
|
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>>93223969
|
231 |
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>1. username
|
232 |
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>2. password
|
233 |
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I have four words for you: GPU Password Cracking Rig
|
234 |
+
A compound word after that: Hashcat
|
235 |
+
|
236 |
+
Better hope that password is fucking strong as hell.
|
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--- 93224054
|
238 |
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>>93224049
|
239 |
+
GPU is not a word
|
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--- 93224075
|
241 |
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>>93215786 (OP)
|
242 |
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because i dont have anything illegal to hide behind layers of encryption
|
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--- 93224091
|
244 |
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>>93224054
|
245 |
+
Alright then, seven words: Graphics Processing Unit Password Cracking Rig
|
246 |
+
Or would you prefer 3 words and one acronym?
|
247 |
+
--- 93224109
|
248 |
+
>>93224075
|
249 |
+
That's not what a yubikey is for. Although a yubikey is indeed encrypted, that isn't the point, and would still be viable if it were not encrypted
|
250 |
+
--- 93224133
|
251 |
+
>>93223899
|
252 |
+
>>loses yubikey
|
253 |
+
>>permanently fucked
|
254 |
+
yubico literally tells you to buy two so you can have one has a backup. Also you're only fucked if you were stupid enough to not write down your backup codes
|
255 |
+
--- 93224186
|
256 |
+
>>93224133
|
257 |
+
>backup codes
|
258 |
+
>buy two
|
259 |
+
again, why not just use a FOSS otp app? I understand the purpose of yubikeys but I only use them for actually important shit.
|
260 |
+
--- 93224229
|
261 |
+
>>93224186
|
262 |
+
>device blows up
|
263 |
+
>oh no your fucked unless you backed up your codes
|
264 |
+
It's almost like any 2fa has these issues unless you intentionally do backups
|
265 |
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--- 93224251
|
266 |
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>>93223969
|
267 |
+
>I already have two factors:
|
268 |
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>1. username
|
269 |
+
Okay. So you're just trolling. For a moment there I was afraid you actually were that brain damaged.
|
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--- 93224269
|
271 |
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>>93224251
|
272 |
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--- 93224281
|
273 |
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>>93224229
|
274 |
+
>device blows up
|
275 |
+
Did you not read above where I said backup your otp keys? That's already a non-point now. Yubikeys are indeed more secure, I myself use them, but remember that security is inversely proportional to usability and recoverability. It is best to plan based on your threat level.
|
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--- 93224336
|
277 |
+
>>93224269
|
278 |
+
Your username is publicly visible and guaranteed to be in plaintext. Calling that a factor is batshit insane. Worse than biometrics even. Yubikeys also are terrible security as anyone could steal your key and then have access to anything you have setup as passwordless.
|
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--- 93224418
|
280 |
+
>>93215786 (OP)
|
281 |
+
>work for MSP (billion $ mcap)
|
282 |
+
>big clients including gooberment
|
283 |
+
>known for fucking up (in the news a big deal)
|
284 |
+
>company is too cheap to pay for yubikeys
|
285 |
+
It's funny and sad at the same time.
|
286 |
+
--- 93224542
|
287 |
+
>>93224418
|
288 |
+
pretty sure every bank i use has no form of 2fa. Kind of funny
|
289 |
+
--- 93224569
|
290 |
+
>>93215786 (OP)
|
291 |
+
Because tying your digital security to a physical asset is retarded. Half the reason for a password is so someone can't just steal your laptop and gain access to everything.
|
292 |
+
--- 93224594
|
293 |
+
>>93224336
|
294 |
+
>Yubikeys also are terrible security as anyone could steal your key and then have access to anything you have setup as passwordless.
|
295 |
+
>>93215973
|
296 |
+
--- 93224781
|
297 |
+
>>93224594
|
298 |
+
yubikey only offers one variant for biometric and it has less features and is not FIPs compliant. It's also a rather garbage scanner. Any competent three letter agency could swipe your fingerprint off objects and use it to activate the yubikey bio key.
|
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--- 93224809
|
300 |
+
>>93224781
|
301 |
+
You don't use the biometric Yubikey, you use a proper scanner that isn't shit.
|
302 |
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--- 93224821
|
303 |
+
>>93224809
|
304 |
+
Name a single service that lets you do an yubikey along with a different bio device.
|
305 |
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--- 93225800
|
306 |
+
>>93224821
|
307 |
+
my work supports both yubikey and mac touchid for their SSO
|
308 |
+
--- 93225865
|
309 |
+
>>93215786 (OP)
|
310 |
+
Subject to search and seizure by government, unlike my brain stored password.
|
311 |
+
--- 93226237
|
312 |
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>>93224821
|
313 |
+
>Web services do the bare minimum for security that they can get away with
|
314 |
+
This isn't news.
|
315 |
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--- 93226521
|
316 |
+
>>>>>>>>USB
|
317 |
+
ahahahahahahahahahaha
|
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--- 93226548
|
319 |
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>>93226521
|
320 |
+
What's wrong with USB? Name a more ubiquitous way to plug a thing into a thing.
|
321 |
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--- 93227491
|
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>>93215915
|
323 |
+
Right, because your unique token that is made to authenticate you won't compromise your online anonymity. Just install otp on your desktop faggot.
|
324 |
+
To be fair I wouldn't use 2FA at all if I could trust providers to store passwords securely. So 2FA only gives me extra time to change a password if I need to.
|
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--- 93228975
|
326 |
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>>93215786 (OP)
|
327 |
+
Passwords are never going away.
|
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--- 93229014
|
329 |
+
>just use some SaaS authentication method that depends on your phone being available and just working
|
330 |
+
>Dude, just use some removable key that could break and lock you out of everything
|
331 |
+
>Bro passwords are le btfo
|
332 |
+
If people hate passwords so much, then let them use a non meme pki that doesn't require some garbage hardware that can't be cloned.
|
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--- 93229078
|
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>>93215786 (OP)
|
335 |
+
Because I have a procedural yet intuitive way to generate new unique complex passwords on the fly for every new shit I sign up. I came up with it, I don't have to remember shit, just the simple logic behind it that as long as I don't share it I'm set
|
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--- 93229089
|
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+
everytime there's a shitty shill bait thread they post some image from google instead of the one they own in real life (because they don't)
|
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--- 93229114
|
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+
>>93215786 (OP)
|
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+
anon the average user doesn't even like MFA, they're not going to start carrying around an extra device because Cletus from IT says it'll make their system more secure
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>>93216205 (OP)
|
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>or a creative aka faggot
|
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You actually need beefed up specs to do that.
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>>93216205 (OP)
|
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>or a creative aka faggot
|
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You actually need beefed up specs to do that.
|
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|
239 |
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>>93216205 (OP)
|
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+
the 13" m2 air is goated, IDGAF what incels on g have to say
|
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--- 93223596
|
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+
>>93216318
|
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+
>pay more for less
|
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--- 93223912
|
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+
>>93216318
|
246 |
+
Gaming, Ai and real work (Windows, Office) are only situations you need a computer.
|
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+
Everything else you can do on your phone.
|
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+
--- 93224666
|
249 |
+
>>93219313
|
250 |
+
not really; full-screen apps generally ignore the screen on the sides of the notch, even at the expense of height
|
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+
--- 93225023
|
252 |
+
>>93218579
|
253 |
+
>Cloud computing
|
254 |
+
The "computing" part in this is a server's job. Most cloud computing engineers develop on Mac before deploying to cloud.
|
255 |
+
>Machine learning
|
256 |
+
Fair, CUDA dominates the industry.
|
257 |
+
>Anything needing high-availability or hot-swap.
|
258 |
+
Server's, not personal desktop's job.
|
259 |
+
>Anything needing massive storage or RAM.
|
260 |
+
96 GB for the M2 Max is more than enough, and for actual professionals Mac Pro exists (although the latter is a shitty, expensive solution).
|
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+
>Programming tools for embedded systems.
|
262 |
+
>Anything embedded.
|
263 |
+
True.
|
264 |
+
>Actually editing video across a distributed team.
|
265 |
+
Not an issue; Avid Media Composer runs perfectly on the new hardware.
|
266 |
+
>Anything which needs to be rugged.
|
267 |
+
True. I've never seen anyone working in industrial automation using a Mac.
|
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+
--- 93225246
|
269 |
+
>>93216205 (OP)
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Show me at least one laptop with intel chip of the same power which has comparable battery life, faggot.
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>>93216205 (OP)
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Why do gamers always cover with the phrase "actual work"? Maybe you're just ashamed of who you are and it's not the MacBook who hurt you?
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>>93225246
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>intlel
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>>93216205 (OP)
|
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>can't do any actual work unless you work on a pc
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can't weld steel beams with x86 either retard
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*doubles your battery life and eliminates the need for a cooling fan while still delivering a bump in horsepower*
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>b-but software development and music production aren’t real jobs
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cope
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>>93222938
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It has the exact same sidebars as a 16:9 screen. Like I said, it's just a 16:9 screen with an extra bit of optional real estate on the top.
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>>93216205 (OP)
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Are you calling them gaming chips? Because they are not.
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>>93227166
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Classic Mac user.
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>Has the time to troll in threads since he's not doing anything productive anyways.
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>Mass reply for maximum attention grabbing
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>Lazy as fuck. Hasn't read a single post he's replying to, some of which are disagreeing with op or praising macbooks
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>>93216205 (OP)
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>"Can't do any actual work"
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Do gaymers unironically think that wasting their time on video games is "work"?
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>>93229472
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It's a bot retard.
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--- 93229578
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>no games
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has all the games i need ackshually
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--- 93229683
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I got a Macbook Air M2 from the office to work with from home.
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It absolutely sucks. VSCode hangs sometimes and the screen is IPS in 2023 for fucks sake. We have OLED screens on $500 laptops now, what the fuck Apple?
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Compiling takes a long fucking time as well compared to the 7950x in my desktop I was allowed to use before we switched to a fully mac ecosystem.
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This was my first exposure to ARM based macbooks and it's ridiculously bad. Not even talking about stupid shit like Rosetta 2 not being installed by default and how non-technical employees have a hard time understanding why applications don't work while built for Mac and the Macbook not even giving a hint that rosetta needs to be installed to them.
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I'm never buying any other Apple product after this being my introduction to them. They provide low quality hardware and an even worse software experience.
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>>93229683
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>passively cooled ultrathin laptop
|
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That's why your performance sucks.
|
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> the screen is IPS in 2023 for fucks sake. We have OLED screens on $500 laptops now, what the fuck Apple?
|
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Mac OS has godawful DPI scaling and font rendering capabilities, so it needs to have obscene resolution to not look terrible. That's where the money is being squandered.
|
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>This was my first exposure to ARM based macbooks and it's ridiculously bad. Not even talking about stupid shit like Rosetta 2 not being installed by default and how non-technical employees have a hard time understanding why applications don't work while built for Mac and the Macbook not even giving a hint that rosetta needs to be installed to them.
|
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Apple want to kill intel and don't care about how bad the UX is to achieve it.
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>>93229683
|
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>They provide low quality hardware
|
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That’s how I know you’re lying.
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>>93216205 (OP)
|
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>comparable with x86 workstation CPUs
|
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>have 10 times lower TDP
|
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>call them toys for whatever reason
|
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Do unemployed NEETs really?
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>>93229683
|
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>We have OLED screens on $500 laptops now, what the fuck Apple?
|
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Apple has to deal with people returning $3000 laptops because there's a smudge on the aluminium. After a week and the dock burns into the OLED every single news outlet will have wall to wall coverage of Apple's display "failure". Bots and mentally ill /g/ users will fill the catalogue, you know it, I know it, apple knows it.
|
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>Compiling takes a long fucking time as well compared to the 7950x in my desktop
|
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That shouldn't be the case. The M2 isn't a patch on the 7950X for actual performance, but compiling is barely CPU dependent once you get up there in core count. And the M2 has plenty of cores backed by an SSD on the higher end of the scale. There will be something retarded that's fucking with your build. Treat it like linux, debug it, fix it, improve your life rather than complain and suffer.
|
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>>93229726
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IPS screens in 2023 is fucking unacceptable. The keyboard is merely okay and the fingerprint scanner has a 10% error rate. These aren't things you would expect from a premium brand.
|
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|
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I don't even know why Apple decided to do this as this obviously damages their brand. People buy their stuff for the (perceived) high quality hardware. If it feels like cheap outdated chinkshit then eventually people will stop buying them.
|
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|
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I have a Macbook Air M2 for free sitting next to me right now and I'm still choosing to use a $999 Asus Vivobook 15 Oled over it to shitpost on 4chan with. THAT is how much I hate working on that shitty laptop.
|
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>>93229968
|
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With soldered RAM and storage, the computer has a short lifespan from the day it is manufactured. Just add the one piece of planned obsolescence that will actually improve the user experience while it still works.
|
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>>93216913
|
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>Lack of upgradability?
|
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Arms chips dont need to be soldered to the MB like the PIs and apple Silicon. There are socketed arm cpus.
|
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>>93216205 (OP)
|
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Apple Silicon aged like milk. it was cool in 2020, but now it's total garbage.
|
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And it's funny how Apple cucks rdna2 gpus on intel macs making them slower than Apple Silicon gpus.
|
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In reality even $400 rx 6800 is about two times faster than $5000 m1 ultra.
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That'll be $150.00 plus tip
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>>93217032 (OP)
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That'll be $150.00 plus tip
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--- 93224390
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>>93217032 (OP)
|
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/g/ is so fucking stupid, I brought one to try and I couldn't get video games like Warzone to work. Someone told me to build a cluster of 20 or so, I tried that and still... the performance was worse than a 2009 gaming pc, even trying an amd card but it was too complicated.
|
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>>93221644
|
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>If you're saying it's slow compared to an X86 box at graphical desktop tasks. no shit.
|
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Kill yourself, retard.
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>>93224390
|
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Install gentoo
|
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>>93221644
|
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Way to out yourself as a retard.
|
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>>93221845
|
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I have an Orange Pi PC mounted to the back of a monitor being a simple digital microscope host and web browser for when I'm doing soldering work.
|
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The USB driver for it is either non-standard or more restrictive than most systems because the microscope doesn't work when directly plugged into it (chinkium so the scope is likely non-standard but other systems aren't as restrictive).
|
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>>93226534
|
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>>93226576
|
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This is pretty obviously a troll thread. It starts with you and eventually the autistic retards who think that ARM is "locked down" will show up and start sperging out over being unable to install Windows.
|
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--- 93226919
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>>93217032 (OP)
|
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just use jetson nano
|
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--- 93227000
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>>93217032 (OP)
|
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8gb version is twice as fast
|
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--- 93227089
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Too expensive for everything it is fast enough for.
|
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Too slow for everything else.
|
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Back when the Orange Pi was cheap as dirt I bought a lot of them, good times.
|
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--- 93227170
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i have a spare pi400 and i dont know what the fuck to do with it, i already have a jellyfin server, a file server, and a emulator SFF box for retro games thats way more powerful, so i basically have it sat not doing anything.
|
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|
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I might just turn it into an SDR system or something, not sure how well the pi400 works as a dedicated retro pc emulator for old dos shit though, because it might be nice to have a dedicated computer that just runs old dos games and old crap i can pull of archive.org like encyclopedia discs and crap, dont even know if pcem works on the pi's, though i know dosbox does
|
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|
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>>93226576
|
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see i could probably use it for something a bit more niche like this, might end up needing a computer in my garage for messing with 3d prints and crap, thought about using the innards to build a smart mirror out of it as i have a usb monitor too.
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>>93217422
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most threads are
|
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>just bought this, wtf do I do with it
|
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shilling is generally frowned upon, /g/ would decimate 100 things before it promoted a single product
|
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>>93221845
|
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is it really "libre"? i would love to have a entire thread to discuss it
|
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>>93217032 (OP)
|
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I can't use this trash because I can't fucking buy it. Fuck this company
|
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>>93228418
|
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+
The DTB, bootloader and kernel are FOSS and require no binary blobs. But that's not really uncommon for most ARM SBCs beyond the memeberry pi
|
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|
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>>93221845
|
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>orangepi
|
110 |
+
Have an Orange Pi 5 16GB on the way.
|
111 |
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Wanted the 32GB, but Amazon doesn't seem to have them.
|
112 |
+
If someone works out how to leverage the NPU, might make great little units for LLMs.
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>>93229238
|
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The chinks aren't even selling the 32GB model on AliExpress, I think they haven't made any yet.
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https://litter.catbox.moe/kqtgl2.jpg
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>>93223426
|
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I hope I did it right!
|
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|
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GPG is pretty great, I wish it has more widespread adoption among regular people.
|
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|
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A couple questions though:
|
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|
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Signing is just a verification step that shows I was the one who encrypted the file? So it would use my private key?
|
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|
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Also, when I encrypt, is there a way to specify which particular key to sign with? Let's say I have multiple keys, etc.
|
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|
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>>93223534
|
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when encrypting, you address it to the receiver's public key and it has nothing to do with your private key. When signing, the person who receives your key has your public key, and the signing will indicate that this message was sent from you - I think.
|
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|
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>>93223426
|
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>>93223151
|
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I've been gone for the day, I didn't receive either. In the next OP I'll make a note about using 12 hours whenever sending a message.
|
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bump
|
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bump x2
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>>93218461
|
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this
|
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don't use non-free hardware, simple as
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>>93218461
|
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this
|
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don't use non-free hardware, simple as
|
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>>93222754
|
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t. poorfag
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>>93217768 (OP)
|
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>can't copy drivers over
|
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stopped reading there, debian by far has the BEST method for installing packages offline, read the manual
|
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|
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Ok I lied, I read a little more, ifconfig isn't a barebones tool and you typically only see that on RPM based distros out of the box, ip is a barebones tool.
|
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>>93218495
|
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debian isn't really barebones, it comes with quite a bit of software out of the box actually, but it definitely isn't BLOATED by any means.
|
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|
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yes
|
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JUST
|
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|
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>>93226467
|
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just what
|
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|
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>>93217768 (OP)
|
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This is not real lol
|
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|
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>>93217768 (OP)
|
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Installing Debian on a Macbook 1,1 went seamlessly for me. Maybe your hardware just isn't ancient enough.
|
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|
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>>93217768 (OP)
|
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+
Just use arch. It's the best distro because it has every package you could ever want. No other distros have this and it does just werk
|
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|
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+
broadcom moment kek
|
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|
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here you go:
|
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/MacBookPro11,x#Internet
|
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|
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>>93224284
|
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>waste more money to waste more time to suck more cock
|
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+
the apple way
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all cars are gay. so are all trucks made after ~2000.
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jeeps wranglers are the least gay current vehicle, but they got pretty gay after 2007
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all cars are gay. so are all trucks made after ~2000.
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jeeps wranglers are the least gay current vehicle, but they got pretty gay after 2007
|
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>>93219003 (OP)
|
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>buy Intel
|
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+
>it burns your house down
|
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>buy AMD
|
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>it explodes
|
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CISC virgins will never learn
|
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>>93219003 (OP)
|
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>100c
|
146 |
+
you didn't use enough thermal paste and you have parts of the cpu die not covered or you are using an air cooler. Switch to an aio 120 or 240 and reapply the thermal paste. I never see over 60c on my i9 13900k with a 240 aio rad. This is a user installation error.
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>>93220049
|
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car analogies are for retarded boomers, get the fuck out.
|
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|
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>>93223480
|
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>jeeps wranglers are the least gay
|
153 |
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https://www.therichest.com/expensive-lifestyle/8-surprising-things-a-mans-vehicle-says-about-him/
|
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you're not going to make it son
|
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|
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>>93220049
|
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easily the dumbest post I've read on this board
|
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|
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>>93223515
|
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It's aircooled.
|
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|
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>>93223515
|
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yeah I just tested a 120mm aio with my core i9 13900k and it never got above 88c with prime95. OP clearly didn't use enough thermal paste. You need a lot more than you would think. If you are seeing over 90c on 13th gen intel, USE MORE THERMAL PASTE!!!!!!!!
|
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|
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>>93223700
|
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+
user error. intel even stated that the i5, i7, and i9 need to be water cooled and thats why no air cooler was included with the cpu. this is entirely your own fault for not researching anything.
|
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--- 93223846
|
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+
OP get the Deepcool LT720. It's uncontestably the best AIO for these processors.
|
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--- 93223958
|
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>>93219943
|
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>Buys a K variant CPU only to lock it down
|
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Retard
|
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|
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>>93223643
|
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>body on frame
|
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>solid rear axle
|
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>solid front axle
|
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>4wd
|
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>4hi/4lo
|
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>manual transmission
|
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>ground clearance
|
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>world renowned engine until 2007
|
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|
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>>93223958
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cant you not change the multiplier on non-K? this would mean K series are also the best for under-clocking
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>>93223958
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He's right thought. You can't fix OP but you can lower the power limits on his retarded kneejerk purchases so it won't melt.
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>>93223703
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>you need a lot more than you would think
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I know you americans have never seen a vegetable in your entire lives
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IT HAS ALWAYS AND WILL ALWAYS BE A PEA SIZED DROP. A AVERAGE PEA. A SPHGERE ABOUT HALF THE SIZE OF YOUR PINKY NAIL IF YOURE A BOG STANDARD MALE.
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>more than you'd think.
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No
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>>93219003 (OP)
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>100C
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Not normally
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>CINEBENCH R23
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Not normally either
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>>93219003 (OP)
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you need aio to cool these beasts
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--- 93228361
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>>93225852
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>AIO
|
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weak. get a custom loop loser
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>>93219003 (OP)
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>he fell for the e-cores meme
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Just disable that shit altogether and get god-tier, more consistent performance
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>>93228843
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I purposely bought a 13900K just so I could disable all the P-cores and have 16 glorious E-cores
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--- 93229666
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>>93229062
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kek
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>>93221823
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>cpu emits chekernov radiation
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>save money on rgb
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nice
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>>93219003 (OP)
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boil egg on it
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https://archived.moe/talk/thread/1694/
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https://4archive.org/dump/4archive_images_only.zip
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Anyway, how many such holocausts of internet content has been there so far? Remember Megaupload?
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https://archived.moe/talk/thread/1694/
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https://4archive.org/dump/4archive_images_only.zip
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Anyway, how many such holocausts of internet content has been there so far? Remember Megaupload?
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--- 93223910
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>>93219048 (OP)
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*plaps you*
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--- 93224474
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>>93222082
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>Anyway, how many such holocausts of internet content has been there so far?
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Tumblr, Tiny pic, Image Shack, Rapidshare.
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Nothing lasts on the internet anymore.
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It's as if the link rot happens after only 2 weeks.
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>>93224474
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Has Newgrounds cucked out over anything?
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--- 93224617
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>>93224566
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Anything that had copyrighted music
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Numa Numa guy, that What Is love music video, etc.
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But the wayback on archive.org saved most of it.
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It's still great for uploading nsfw content
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--- 93224779
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>>93219048 (OP)
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So is it completely a guarantee that content uploaded anonymously is being deleted? I've uploaded images over the years to there so I'm wondering if I need to back them up?
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--- 93227764
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>>93224779
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>I've uploaded images over the years to there so I'm wondering if I need to back them up?
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Yes, you do.
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Unless you no longer care about them.
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--- 93228467
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>>93219048 (OP)
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Good. Christ is King
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--- 93228486
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>>93219048 (OP)
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Ok, will try. I'll get back to you in a decade.
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--- 93228525
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>>93219048 (OP)
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>say "men are not women" on reddit
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>deleted, banned, "you deserve it you nazi this is a private company"
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>post porn on imgur
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>deleted, banned, "nooooo you cant just delete my addictive degenerate pornerino, so what its a private platform, we dont deserve it!!!"
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--- 93228602
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>>93219048 (OP)
|
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old news, also nothing to do with freedom
|
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--- 93228791
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>>93219048 (OP)
|
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Good. Bad content shouldn't be saved.
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>not a problem
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>https://packages.guix.gnu.org/packages/docker/20.10.17/
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yes, a problem. why is this so fucking out of date. and this is not the only package out of date. how is this acceptable?
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>not a problem
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>https://packages.guix.gnu.org/packages/docker/20.10.17/
|
29 |
yes, a problem. why is this so fucking out of date. and this is not the only package out of date. how is this acceptable?
|
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--- 93224250
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31 |
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>>93222507
|
32 |
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Not him, but why do you need Docker when you have Guix?
|
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Guix deprecates Docker.
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--- 93224285
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>>93224250
|
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>>93222296
|
37 |
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exactly, those who can't into Guix doom themselves to bitrot
|
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--- 93224288
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>>93224250
|
40 |
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by asking this question it reveals you to be retarded. you don't know what docker is for, you don't know what kubernetes is for, you literally don't understand anything about deployment. guix and docker have nothing to do with one another. guix and docker aren't even related in the slightest
|
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--- 93224405
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42 |
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>>93224288
|
43 |
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What problems does Docker solve that Guix can't?
|
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--- 93224558
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>>93224405
|
46 |
+
ill say it again, you don't understand what docker or kubernetes even is and you don't understand deployment and its problem. by continuing to ask this question it shows you're a moron and don't understand the purpose of either and how guix has nothing to do with them. and you can't even comprehend how you don't understand. you just think you're right about something about guix. stop making your tools your religion you failed amateur
|
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--- 93224584
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>>93224558
|
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Why can't you just use Guix in place of Docker for deployment?
|
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--- 93224624
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>>93224584
|
52 |
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holy shit you're stupid, you don't even know why, keep asking the same question over and over
|
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>>93224624
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Because you never answered it, you just keep dodging the question. Insults are not arguments.
|
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--- 93224673
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>>93224638
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not interested in spoon feeding guix amateurs. if you don't understand complex deployment then of course you'll think guix will solve your tiny little local problem lol. guix users are hobbyist tinkerers
|
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--- 93224699
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>>93222507
|
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>docker
|
62 |
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Deprecated by Guix Chad Pack™
|
63 |
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guix pack -f docker -S /bin=bin emacs neovim nano ed
|
64 |
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https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Invoking-guix-pack.html
|
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--- 93224714
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>>93224673
|
67 |
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Clearly you aren't qualified to answer. You'd need to actually understand Guix to do it.
|
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--- 93224716
|
69 |
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>>93224699
|
70 |
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this is nothing to do with deployment. guix users are pretty stupid
|
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--- 93224882
|
72 |
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>>93224716
|
73 |
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Read nig/g/er
|
74 |
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https://hpc.guix.info/blog/2021/10/when-docker-images-become-fixed-point/
|
75 |
+
--- 93225133
|
76 |
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>>93224882
|
77 |
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LOL you have no clue what deployment is. keep scrambling you dumb guix retard, pretty funny to watch you try to figure things out with your little toy distro
|
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--- 93226042
|
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>>93220546 (OP)
|
80 |
+
NKDS suika-chan
|
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--- 93226272
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>>93220546 (OP)
|
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+
n@k@d@shi
|
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--- 93228193
|
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>>93220546 (OP)
|
86 |
+
nix is better in every way
|
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+
--- 93228252
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>>93222001
|
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I'd be happy either way honestly
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>>93223336
|
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Kek
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|
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>>93223336
|
246 |
Kek
|
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+
--- 93223638
|
248 |
+
>>93223182
|
249 |
+
It doesn't. If anything, they're just collecting a check from Google for implementing something that most people use anyway (and anyone who doesn't is free to change it anyway). Google bots gonna bot
|
250 |
+
--- 93223666
|
251 |
+
>>93223109
|
252 |
+
https://blog.google/inside-google/company-announcements/commitments-racial-equity/
|
253 |
+
Alphabet sisters.....not like this...
|
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+
--- 93223667
|
255 |
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>>93222222
|
256 |
+
dangerously based
|
257 |
+
--- 93223692
|
258 |
+
>>93223357
|
259 |
+
Jews are pretty based though. They went from being literally genocided to ruling the world with just their bootstraps. It's no wonder incels let them live rent free in their heads, they've accomplished nothing while jews have accomplished everything.
|
260 |
+
--- 93223726
|
261 |
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>>93223692
|
262 |
+
Hmm, I wonder what your phenotype is...
|
263 |
+
--- 93223773
|
264 |
+
GNOOOME WEB!!
|
265 |
+
--- 93223781
|
266 |
+
>>93223726
|
267 |
+
I'm an incel. I seethe about jews daily
|
268 |
+
--- 93223797
|
269 |
+
>>93223773
|
270 |
+
That's chromium.
|
271 |
+
--- 93223823
|
272 |
+
>>93223797
|
273 |
+
no, it's webkit
|
274 |
+
--- 93223833
|
275 |
+
>>93223823
|
276 |
+
Which is another word for blink which is what chromium means.
|
277 |
+
--- 93223864
|
278 |
+
>>93223833
|
279 |
+
webkit is not blink. blink is a fork
|
280 |
+
--- 93223876
|
281 |
+
>>93223864
|
282 |
+
Exactly, therefore it's the same thing.
|
283 |
+
--- 93223917
|
284 |
+
boo
|
285 |
+
--- 93224123
|
286 |
+
>>93220859
|
287 |
+
kys christfag
|
288 |
+
--- 93224124
|
289 |
+
>>93220664
|
290 |
+
It doesn't matter, Google is still 99% responsible for all the Brave code, and the Brave developers are entirely dependent on Google for security updates.
|
291 |
+
If Google says no more manifest v2, Brave has to accept it in the end.
|
292 |
+
Also if you're using Chromium anyway, Ungoogled Chromium is better.
|
293 |
+
>>93220901
|
294 |
+
Moron.
|
295 |
+
--- 93224136
|
296 |
+
>>93223109
|
297 |
+
are you seriously idiotic enough to believe this doesn't apply to literally every single corporation? even your brave developers virtual signal.
|
298 |
+
--- 93224189
|
299 |
+
>>93224136
|
300 |
+
Kek
|
301 |
+
You paid firefuck shills are hilarious
|
302 |
+
--- 93224312
|
303 |
+
Brave runs the fastest in my old computer desu
|
304 |
+
--- 93224427
|
305 |
+
>>93222222
|
306 |
+
supreme waste of digits
|
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+
--- 93224443
|
308 |
+
>>93221319
|
309 |
+
>I actually like my dick raw
|
310 |
+
Firefox is shit tho. All they had to do is deliver a better working product
|
311 |
+
--- 93224511
|
312 |
+
>>93224427
|
313 |
+
youre just buttmad he is right
|
314 |
+
--- 93224669
|
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>>93224511
|
316 |
+
right about >buzzwordsbuzzwordsbuzzwords?
|
317 |
+
--- 93224692
|
318 |
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>>93224669
|
319 |
+
Right about what the mozilla foundation donates to and supports, yes. Call it buzzword soup but its not wrong.
|
320 |
+
--- 93224717
|
321 |
+
>>93222222
|
322 |
+
--- 93224831
|
323 |
+
>>93220654
|
324 |
+
>Use Pale Moon
|
325 |
+
At that point you'll be better using lynx
|
326 |
+
--- 93224915
|
327 |
+
Isn't firefox run by trannies
|
328 |
+
--- 93224925
|
329 |
+
>>93220633 (OP)
|
330 |
+
Linux comes with Firefox as default browser so yes.
|
331 |
+
--- 93224939
|
332 |
+
>>93222550
|
333 |
+
you know you can browse the internet through the command line?
|
334 |
+
w3m or lynx
|
335 |
+
--- 93224943
|
336 |
+
>>93220633 (OP)
|
337 |
+
ungoogled chrome feels faster than firefox nightly, anyway which browser do you use?
|
338 |
+
--- 93224946
|
339 |
+
>>93224915
|
340 |
+
All tech companies are run by trannies
|
341 |
+
--- 93224958
|
342 |
+
>>93224692
|
343 |
+
it's wrong from the perspective that everyone from brave to microsoft to google is also pozzed
|
344 |
+
no idea about pale moon but probably them as well
|
345 |
+
--- 93224968
|
346 |
+
>>93223357
|
347 |
+
>Google is founded by two jews
|
348 |
+
>Not jewish
|
349 |
+
Hmmm
|
350 |
+
--- 93225010
|
351 |
+
>>93220633 (OP)
|
352 |
+
using a dead lgbtqduxcz supporter browser with shit performance is the right thing?
|
353 |
+
thanks but I'm sticking with brave
|
354 |
+
--- 93225077
|
355 |
+
>>93224943
|
356 |
+
qutebrowser
|
357 |
+
--- 93225232
|
358 |
+
>>93220633 (OP)
|
359 |
+
i thought i had gotten used to mozilla's pozzed silicon valley grandstanding, but then i read this blogpost they just published (https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mozilla-social-mastodon-private-beta-announcement/) and i'm so disgusted by it that i'm starting to consider moving back to pale moon, something i thought i would never do. i hope every single high-level mozilla executive, mitchell baker and steve tiexiera included, gets abducted and sewn together into a modern day human centipede so they can writhe in agony and subsist off each other's bodily fluids in a dark miserable cell deep underground for all eternity. fuck them for willfully letting jewgle cuck them and take over the web, fuck their useless vassal corporation, and fuck their rotting corpse of a browser
|
360 |
+
--- 93225290
|
361 |
+
I use both. Been doing it for years. That way if one browser becomes unusable, I can continue using the other without being mad.
|
362 |
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--- 93225702
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>>93220654
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>funding search engine preferences = using chromium botnet infrastructure
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just use DDG. Problem Solved.
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--- 93225780
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>>93225702
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*use mojeek. DDG is just a more censored Bing frontend
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--- 93225793
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>>93220633 (OP)
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Why is this meme always done the wrong way around? In the movie Spider Man puts on his glasses on and everything is blurry because the spider powers fixed his eyesight
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>>93224958
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>it's wrong from the perspective that everyone from brave to microsoft to google is also pozzed
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Of course they are, its just picking the lesser of the evils. There really is no other choice, unfortunately.
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>>93220633 (OP)
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Mozilla is basically controlled opposition at this point and only exists so Jewgle can ward off antitrust lawsuits. The W3C, being Jewgle's bitch, approves anything the latter implements, making it impossible for any independent browsers to keep up unless they're backed by an organization the size of Amajew.
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>>93220633 (OP)
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>>93220654
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this
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>>92971806 →
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botnet begone. use mullvad/tor/firefox/librewolf/palemoon
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if you're using qtwebkit-based browser such as otter/falkon I recommend changing your useragent to the latest googlechrome/chromium so that gmail doesn't lock you out "for using unsupported browser"
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>>93220633 (OP)
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Nah, I'll stick with Pale Moon, thanks.
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>>93220633 (OP)
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but why does it hog more ram than chrome? it always crashs because of memory
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--- 93227474
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>>93221319
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based and /thread
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--- 93227514
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>>93220633 (OP)
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i use the botnet because im not a sperg or a schizo
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--- 93227682
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>>93227434
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chrome is a ram nightmare, chromium based browsers however do it better for some reason
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--- 93227696
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>immune to manifest v3
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>works best with ublock
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>not cucked
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yep, I'm thinking based
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--- 93227698
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>>93225232
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move to a firefork that actually works
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--- 93227789
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>>93220633 (OP)
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I use an outdated fork of an outdated fork of firefox. I am not part of the google botnet.
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--- 93227797
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>>93220633 (OP)
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I use Firefox not because of any opposition to Chrome or Google, but because I really, really value the Containers feature.
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>>93220633 (OP)
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--- 93228772
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>>93227698
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such as?
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--- 93229119
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I get where you're coming from but Firefox is just garbage compared to Chromium so I'm sticking with Ungoogled Chromium.
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>>93220913
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based
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--- 93229233
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>>93226954
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what in the fuck are you saying
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--- 93229304
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>>93228130
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Why did you remove Chrome, Brave and Firefox? Do you seriously think Google isn't jewish?
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this still makes firefoxchuds seethe
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>Firefox is sometimes recommended as a supposedly more secure browser because of its parent company's privacy practices. This article explains why this notion is not true and enumerates a number of security weaknesses in Firefox's security model when compared to Chromium.
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>Firefox fully rolled out their Fission project in Firefox 95. However, Fission in its current state is not as mature as Chromium's site isolation, and it will take many more years for it to reach that point.
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>Excluding the issue of site isolation, only the Firefox sandbox on Windows is even comparable to the Chromium sandbox; however, it still lacks win32k lockdown. Win32k is a set of dangerous system calls in the NT kernel that expose a lot of attack surface and has historically been the result of numerous vulnerabilities, making it a frequent target for sandbox escapes. Microsoft aimed to lessen this risk by introducing a feature that allows a process to block access to these syscalls, therefore massively reducing attack surface. Chromium implemented this feature in 2016 to strengthen the sandbox, but Firefox has yet to follow suit.
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>Firefox's sandboxing on other platforms, such as Linux, is significantly worse. The restrictions are generally quite permissive, and it is even susceptible to various trivial sandbox escape vulnerabilities that span back years, as well as exposing sizable attack surface from within the sandbox.
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>In general, Chromium's multi-process architecture is significantly more mature and granular than that of Firefox, allowing it to impose tighter restrictions upon each part of the browser.
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https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/firefox-chromium.html
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>>93229322
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>Google Chrome is more sec- *manifest V3 renders your blockers useless* ACK!
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>>93220633 (OP)
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imagine not knowing or caring about the only thing that actually matters - the gecko rendering engine
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>>93222689
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correct, mozilla are trans nazis
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>>93220814 (OP)
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YWNBAW
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>>93221557
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looks like ublock works best with my power utility company that fired tons of staff that actually worked on maintaining the grid and instead invested everything in scam start-ups and political campaigns
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>>93220814 (OP)
|
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The meme is wrong, he is supposed to see better without glasses.
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>>93222689
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correct, mozilla are trans nazis
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--- 93223017
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>>93221557
|
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looks like ublock works best with my power utility company that fired tons of staff that actually worked on maintaining the grid and instead invested everything in scam start-ups and political campaigns
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--- 93223401
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>>93220814 (OP)
|
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The meme is wrong, he is supposed to see better without glasses.
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--- 93223721
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gnome web
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--- 93223789
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>>93220814 (OP)
|
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brave shields literally works better than ucuck gorigin
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--- 93226058
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>>93223789
|
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Nobody cares about your crypto botnet scamware.
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--- 93226107
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>>93220814 (OP)
|
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WebKit?
|
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Also whatever the fuck shits like Falkon are based on.
|
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+
Also brave is just fucking Crypto scam miner pretending to be a browser. Absolutely biggest form of faggotry. Avoid unless you like taste of horse cum.
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--- 93227281
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>>93226058
|
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+
>crypto botnet scamware
|
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What :O
|
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>>93220814 (OP)
|
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>caviar is the best seafood
|
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>therefore a tuna steak is bad
|
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this logic here is terrible
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--- 93223370
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>>93221109 (OP)
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I do, but mostly because I'm used to typing it in the scripts I make.
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>>93221109 (OP)
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I do, but mostly because I'm used to typing it in the scripts I make.
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>>93223370
|
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The powershell extension in vscode can automatically expand aliases for you when you format the document, dont need to type it out manually.
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--- 93224536
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I see you just don't understand powershell verbose. It especially exists so there is no need to memorize short forms but the keyword is also the meaning of it.
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This is especially useful in powershell scripts.
|
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|
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Also, you should notice the beginning Get---
|
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The VERB says what you want to do. I want to get ...items. I want to Add---content. I want to Clear---history. I want to Invoke---commad. I want to Remove---job
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--- 93224564
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>>93224332
|
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the powershell automatically finalises keyword by pressing tab 1 or 2 times.
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|
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learn to use computers
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--- 93224819
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>>93224536
|
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+
It's impractical (and tasteless) over-engineering which is Microsoft in a nutshell.
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--- 93224889
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>>93221109 (OP)
|
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+
i've typed gci on occasion to feel like a smartass
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--- 93224937
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>>93224536
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>>93224819
|
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+
linux users be like
|
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>ah yes, i would like to fsck and touch that cp.
|
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--- 93226530
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>>93221289
|
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+
I once installed powershell on a Linux vps because every other tool I tried failed to dump a remote database with non-Latin characters correctly.
|
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--- 93227278
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>>93221109 (OP)
|
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--- 93227758
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>>93226530
|
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+
Are you sure it didn't just fuck up the data with replacement characters? It does that in my experience
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>>93223169
|
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>Emacs > vim
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Emacs is the only meme on /g/ worth falling for.
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>>93223169
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>Emacs > vim
|
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Emacs is the only meme on /g/ worth falling for.
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--- 93223656
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even emacs has a better vim than vim
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--- 93224261
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>>93223169
|
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+
/thread
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--- 93224326
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>>93221268 (OP)
|
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vimchads (not the country, the archetype) are too busy using the tool instead of ricing it.
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>>93221850
|
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evil-mode is a broken, incompatible piece of shit. Vim doesn't have this problem. Vim's non-hunspell-based syntax checking alone is a big enough reason not to use *m*cs
|
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--- 93224374
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Groomers use emacs, they're grooming the board
|
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Us vimfags are too busy being productive
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--- 93224501
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Emacs is anti-utilitarian software, in the best possible way. How people use Emacs makes it conducive to interesting discussion.
|
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|
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Vim is boring. Useful, but boring.
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--- 93224503
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>>93221268 (OP)
|
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Because there's no ricing in vim. In vim you setup some basic settings and some plugins if you need them and that's it. In Emacs they're ricing that shit all day for months and months and new packages are coming out every day almost. I myself prefer Vim, I set it up years ago and I use it, no discussion needed.
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>>93224503
|
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+
To be more accurate, the problem is that it's impossible to have a working emacs package, so everyone someone wants more functionality they install a package, then spend months writing code to make it compatible with all other packages to avoid some messy and buggy interactions, then more months to correct all kinds of bugs in established packages.
|
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--- 93224567
|
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>>93224340
|
76 |
+
It's a pretty good approximation. It will never be exact, because some things don't make sense to copy over to emacs, but I think it does a good job of providing a vim-like facade to emacs.
|
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--- 93224621
|
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>>93224501
|
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>Emacs is anti-utilitarian software, in the best possible way. How people use Emacs makes it conducive to interesting discussion.
|
80 |
+
>Vim is boring. Useful, but boring.
|
81 |
+
this is actually a decent comparison between the two
|
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--- 93224634
|
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>>93224567
|
84 |
+
It is a decent approximation now IN ISOLATION and that's it. Decent means it's not good. Does it even do tabs yet? Last I checked you needed to add yet another package for that. You also needed to use some trick to get visual-mode working. Those are pretty fucking basic. Also, it completely breaks when interacting with any other package, which is why there are 36 bla-evil package to do some compat stuff for it, which is insane.
|
85 |
+
Actually the problem is just that: it DOESN'T provide a vim-like facade to emacs but rather 1- tries to copy vim and 2- fails in some important classes of case which makes the experience jarring (as opposed to, say, a general modal mode for emacs -- I know there are several of these but they're even more broken and can't even express most emacs verbs correctly)
|
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--- 93224640
|
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>>93224340
|
88 |
+
>*m*cs
|
89 |
+
Coward
|
90 |
+
--- 93224710
|
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>>93221286
|
92 |
+
>stallman
|
93 |
+
>anonymous
|
94 |
+
>me
|
95 |
+
all emacs users I'm aware of are pedophiles
|
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--- 93224747
|
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>>93221779
|
98 |
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I can not fathom changing editors. Ever.
|
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--- 93225328
|
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>>93224634
|
101 |
+
vim is a better editor, I only see myself using emacs if I don't want to constantly switch between web browser, mail client and music player? modern computer can run all of those and seamlessly switch between all of them. I don't see a reason to use emacs when vim or something much better like vscode exist. You faggots keep wasting your time fighting over your favourite text based editors in the meantime when I get some actual work down
|
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--- 93225431
|
103 |
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Nobody cares about vim. This thread will die.
|
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--- 93225596
|
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>>93221268 (OP)
|
106 |
+
>is /g/ an emacs board?
|
107 |
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yes
|
108 |
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>no love for vim?
|
109 |
+
yes
|
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>not enough interested vim users?
|
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yes
|
112 |
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>picrel.
|
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no
|
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--- 93226262
|
115 |
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Jesus fucking Christ this thread reeks of unwashed smegma encrusted virgin foreskin. Vscode has dominated all your shitty terminal editors. The editor war ended a long time ago.
|
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--- 93226306
|
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>>93226262
|
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+
VSCode will die sooner than emacs
|
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--- 93227070
|
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>>93226306
|
121 |
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So? It will just be replaced by something better then. Sticking to one unchanging thing for 40 years isn't a particular advantage. By using newer stuff you can discover ways of doing things that you didn't even think about before. Like, vscode's ssh capabilities destroy TRAMP completely and neo/vim doesn't have anything like that at all.
|
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--- 93227132
|
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+
vim is a phenomenal text editor that can't seem to do anything else right
|
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+
emacs was originally a comparable text editor
|
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+
but it isn't anymore
|
126 |
+
it's a screen orchestrator powered by lisp scripts and keyboard macros that notably features a text editor
|
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+
|
128 |
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transplanting the vim text editor into emacs is common and uncontroversial because the text editing keybinds never had anything to do with what made emacs special
|
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+
|
130 |
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if you customize vim enough to warrant a dedicated thread, you'd be happier in emacs
|
131 |
+
if you use emacs only for straightforwardly altering text files on a deadline, you'd be happier in vim
|
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+
|
133 |
+
emacs is not a competitor to vim, it's a competitor to the terminal emulator running vim
|
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--- 93227215
|
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>>93227132
|
136 |
+
nano just works
|
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--- 93227310
|
138 |
+
>>93225328
|
139 |
+
>You faggots keep wasting your time fighting over your favourite text based editors in the meantime when I get some actual work down
|
140 |
+
Nobody who uses these text editors serious actually do that. Only underaged faggots or dimwit University students try to start console wars over text editors.
|
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>>93222563
|
143 |
+
My config has barely changed for the past 3 years. Then again, I'm not some minimalist faggot and just use a batteries included config (i.e. Doom Emacs) and be done with it.
|
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--- 93227379
|
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>>93227070
|
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+
>Sticking to one unchanging thing
|
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Emacs in the 80s/90s is a different beast compared to nowadays, especially with huge communities behind the batteries included version. It's barely a terminal program at this point, since the gui interface is far superior.
|
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|
149 |
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Also, a lot of features from contemporary editors get filtered to vim/emacs either way. You're not missing out on anything by not using the current flavour of the month editor.
|
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--- 93227721
|
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>>93227215
|
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+
yeah, nano is actually a decent default to ship
|
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+
it's only a text editor after all
|
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but it's fun to bully people over
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Yeah if there was a 3090 at that price I would have just went for that.
|
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|
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Well thanks guys this is all good information to know, guess I might just wait it out and see what happens.
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Yeah if there was a 3090 at that price I would have just went for that.
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Well thanks guys this is all good information to know, guess I might just wait it out and see what happens.
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--- 93224659
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>>93222136 (OP)
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>4070 or 6950
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6950
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>Or wait and see what's coming next generation
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yes
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--- 93225029
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just get a 6700xt or something cheap to hold you over, these current gen cards are scams
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--- 93225558
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The only cards that make sense buying are ones with 24gb
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Next gen games gonna need the vram and AI needs it even more.
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So used 3090 or 4090, 7900xtx
|
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If you can't afford that just skip this generation because with next gen they have to give us more vram.
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--- 93227329
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>>93222136 (OP)
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4070 Ti is best bang for buck overall for everything. AMD only does legacy gayming roughly equally while Nvidia curbstomps it in AI, decoding/encoding and VR.
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--- 93227364
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>>93222488
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They didn't price it down, there simply is no demand for those. All 6xxx cards sell below msrp while Nvidia 4ks have 100-200€ premium at Jimms
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--- 93227508
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>>93227329
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the ti is even worse than the regular 4070 in cost effectiveness.
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--- 93227518
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>>93227508
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Nuh uh
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--- 93227527
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>>93227329
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>>93227508
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4070 Ti is like 25% more powerful for 33% cost increase. Slightly less value, but both possible choices depending on how much power you need.
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--- 93227590
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>>93222309
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>AI
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+
3090
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--- 93227636
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Their year over year sales are shit right now, if you're not GPU-less let them stew for a while longer and offer up a good deal.
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Just keep an eye out for a new Crypto boom-bust cycle or reports of corporations buying up all the GPUs for AI.
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--- 93227680
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>>93225558
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Shouldn't the 16 GB on the 4080 be enough?
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--- 93227709
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>>93222136 (OP)
|
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There's literally nothing good enough coming out to merit a brand new gpu
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--- 93227718
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>>93227709
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Stable diffusion and local chatbot gen.
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--- 93227727
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>>93222136 (OP)
|
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wait for RTX 5060 with same performance for only $549
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--- 93227773
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>>93222488
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They didn't price it down. Companies are just trying to shift the stock because once the 7800XT drops, the 6950XT is pointless.
|
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+
That said, the 4070 will be markedly more efficient unless the 7800XT manages to shave 100w off the 7900XT and I doubt a 30% energy saving will happen, especially if AMD keeps the 7800XT at 16GB.
|
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--- 93230567
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>>93225558
|
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+
this. picked up a 3090 on ebay, $820 in january.
|
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--- 93230637
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>>93222537
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+
Save your money for a few weeks or months and get something good. I never understood why brainlets think they only have $800 and can't comprehend saving another $600 over the course of time. What is wrong with you?
|
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--- 93230814
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>>93222309
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>and AI
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124 |
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Used 3090/3090ti, or if you can afford it, 4080/4090. With the 3090's you need to be ready to test their vram, and repaste/repad them if needed.
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-----
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--- 93222172
|
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/g/entoosisters....... I'm home
|
4 |
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--- 93222229
|
5 |
+
>ideapad with intel celeron
|
6 |
+
you made a terrible purchase
|
7 |
+
--- 93222264
|
8 |
+
>>93222229
|
9 |
+
it was bought for me ages ago, its just a spare computer i dont have a use for anymore
|
10 |
+
--- 93222276
|
11 |
+
>>93222264
|
12 |
+
terrible computer for gentoo. kys
|
13 |
+
--- 93222471
|
14 |
+
>>93222264
|
15 |
+
excellent computer for gentoo. lys
|
16 |
+
--- 93222551
|
17 |
+
>>93222264
|
18 |
+
okay computer for gento. sys
|
19 |
+
--- 93222593
|
20 |
+
>>93222172 (OP)
|
21 |
+
>1366x768
|
22 |
+
--- 93222662
|
23 |
+
>>93222229
|
24 |
+
you "need" more?
|
25 |
+
--- 93222670
|
26 |
+
>>93222551
|
27 |
+
Suck yourself? Suicide yourself? Success yourself? Shit yourself?
|
28 |
+
--- 93222708
|
29 |
+
I've been using gentoo when some of the people ITT still shit their pants (longer than two weeks)
|
30 |
+
|
31 |
+
I got away from it. It's terrible. Can't stand it anymore.
|
32 |
+
--- 93222777
|
33 |
+
>>93222172 (OP)
|
34 |
+
I also installed gentoo couple days ago. Last time I installed one was 4 years ago.
|
35 |
+
Custom manual kernel, efistub boot (no bootloader), custom minimal initramfs embedded in kernel, root LUKS encrypted. It almost booted on first try, I typo'd one of the commands in the initramfs init script.
|
36 |
+
Have a similar setup on my desktop.
|
37 |
+
|
38 |
+
>>93222708
|
39 |
+
Why? I've been using it on my desktop for years and it's just comfy.
|
40 |
+
Not sure how using it on a laptop will go but distcc will save me.
|
41 |
+
--- 93222822
|
42 |
+
>cant even take a screenshot
|
43 |
+
*BREATHES IN*
|
44 |
+
ELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
|
45 |
+
--- 93222984
|
46 |
+
>>93222276
|
47 |
+
>>93222471
|
48 |
+
>>93222551
|
49 |
+
we did it reddit!
|
50 |
+
--- 93222987
|
51 |
+
>>93222777
|
52 |
+
endless compile times even for the slightest system changes, weird decisions by package maintainers (users/groups as packages auto-added for example) tons and tons of python. Illogical dependencies that actually don't exist. (= low quality of many packages)
|
53 |
+
|
54 |
+
If you then try to be minimalistic with useflags, usually shit just breaks because neither the programs in question nor the dependency is really all that flexible.
|
55 |
+
|
56 |
+
It didn't use to be that bad but now it is and before I switched away it often felt like I'm just fighting against the maintainers to have the system the way I want. I always won, but it wasn't fun.
|
57 |
+
--- 93223029
|
58 |
+
>>93222172 (OP)
|
59 |
+
>took a screenshot from phone bc doesnt know how to do it in gentoo
|
60 |
+
--- 93223210
|
61 |
+
>>93222987
|
62 |
+
Python is an eternal source of mild annoyances but I've not really had any of those other issues you've listed. Though I don't follow things too closely, I'm quite hands-off about maintaining my system. From the beginning my #1 priority was to make the system easy to maintain, not do crazy poorly-supported-but-possible customization and such
|
63 |
+
> Illogical dependencies that actually don't exist.
|
64 |
+
You did file bug reports, right?
|
65 |
+
>If you then try to be minimalistic with useflags, usually shit just breaks because neither the programs in question nor the dependency is really all that flexible.
|
66 |
+
Can you give me an example? Genuinely curious, never had an obvious breakage with the useflag system.
|
67 |
+
Though my useflags aren't necessarily super minimal, but it's mostly devstuff I've accumulated over the years.
|
68 |
+
DONT_USE ="-pulseaudio -consolekit -udisks -policykit -bluetooth -wayland"
|
69 |
+
USE_MISC = "kdrive redistributable unknown-license drm staging"
|
70 |
+
USE_MULTIMEDIA="ffmpeg vpx png jpeg gif cue flac mp4 aac opus vorbis wavpack mad cdio openimageio v4l imlib tiff gphoto2 fdk lcms libplacebo"
|
71 |
+
USE_AUDIO ="alsa"
|
72 |
+
USE_GRAPHICS ="X xinerama xephyr kdrive vulkan gtk gtk3 cairo zink nvidia"
|
73 |
+
USE_MAIL ="imap smtp pop"
|
74 |
+
USE_CRYPT ="cryptsetup tluks1_default openssl ssl sasl"
|
75 |
+
USE_LANGS ="lua luajit"
|
76 |
+
USE_FONTS ="xft otf npm icu 256-color fcitx4 bzip2"
|
77 |
+
USE_VIRT ="spice libvirtd usb usbredir macvtap virt-network ovmf sdl parted"
|
78 |
+
USE_SYSTEM ="dbus udev opencl openmp"
|
79 |
+
|
80 |
+
USE="${DONT_USE} ${USE_VIRT} ${USE_MULTIMEDIA} ${USE_AUDIO} ${USE_GRAPHICS} ${USE_MAIL} ${USE_CRYPT} ${USE_LANGS} ${USE_FONTS} ${USE_SYSTEM} ${USE_MISC}"
|
81 |
+
|
82 |
+
|
83 |
+
Rate useflags thread? Can we have one? I'm betting the thread being dead before anyone else posts theirs ...
|
84 |
+
--- 93223491
|
85 |
+
>>93222822
|
86 |
+
>>93223029
|
87 |
+
how do you take a screenshot without a GUI
|
88 |
+
--- 93223508
|
89 |
+
>>93223491
|
90 |
+
cat /dev/fb0 > screenshot.bin
|
91 |
+
--- 93223527
|
92 |
+
>>93223491
|
93 |
+
>how do you take a screenshot without a GUI
|
94 |
+
>he doesn't know
|
95 |
+
--- 93223569
|
96 |
+
>>93223527
|
97 |
+
thats why i asked.
|
98 |
+
also, I know ways to do it, I asked how YOU do it
|
99 |
+
--- 93223597
|
100 |
+
>>93223508
|
101 |
+
and then what
|
102 |
+
--- 93223608
|
103 |
+
>>93223597
|
104 |
+
I don't know
|
105 |
+
--- 93223609
|
106 |
+
>>93223569
|
107 |
+
i aint yo fuccin help desk nigga u fin it out
|
108 |
+
--- 93225594
|
109 |
+
>>93223609
|
110 |
+
i already know how to do it though. i just want to know how you do it
|
111 |
+
--- 93227649
|
112 |
+
is there a way to run gentoo without dependency conflicts ruining my life?
|
113 |
+
maybe I could torture it into a gobolinux filesystem type thing
|
114 |
+
how do you like the release cadence?
|
115 |
+
--- 93227894
|
116 |
+
>>93222777
|
117 |
+
>Why?
|
118 |
+
Not him, but when I used it, it was a timesink that made me miserable, and I stuck with it for so long because I couldn't be bothered to switch, until I finally gave in and hopped to a different distro.
|
119 |
+
>>93223210
|
120 |
+
>From the beginning my #1 priority was to make the system easy to maintain, not do crazy poorly-supported-but-possible customization and such
|
121 |
+
If you have to 'plan' how to maintain a system, and have to 'maintain' it beyond updating the packages once in a while, there's something wrong with what you're using (and perhaps you too). Personally, I want my shit to just werk and not have to keep a close eye on it. It mustn't break.
|
122 |
+
--- 93227907
|
123 |
+
>>93222670
|
124 |
+
sys folder
|
125 |
+
--- 93227922
|
126 |
+
>>93223597
|
127 |
+
smoke crack to cope with your situation
|
128 |
+
|
129 |
+
seriously tho upload via lynx
|
130 |
+
--- 93228244
|
131 |
+
i know this isnt a support thread but how the fuck do you install a DE?
|
132 |
+
i read the handbook and installed gentoo but whenever i went to install xorg and xfce my system just didnt want to?
|
133 |
+
|
134 |
+
im gonna have to try doing a fresh install again but man trying to learn gentoo makes me feel retarded
|
135 |
+
--- 93228348
|
136 |
+
>>93227922
|
137 |
+
how do you turn a .bin file into an image
|
138 |
+
--- 93229426
|
139 |
+
why does everyone say the gentoo install handbook is so phenomenal? am I reading the same one?
|
140 |
+
it could be a whole lot worse but it still won't work first try unless you already know half the shit
|
141 |
+
even just some well placed wikipedia links for context would go a really long way
|
142 |
+
--- 93229516
|
143 |
+
>>93222172 (OP)
|
144 |
+
have you got your programming socks, buttplug and HRT yet? Those are a basic necessity for Gentoo users
|
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|
25 |
he looks like what i imagine all of you faggots look like if you're not a trannie.
|
26 |
--- 93223127
|
27 |
he's really obese. notice he never stands up. noticed you've never need pictures of his body or legs. sad. he's fucking fat and gross. i bet he's a virgin
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25 |
he looks like what i imagine all of you faggots look like if you're not a trannie.
|
26 |
--- 93223127
|
27 |
he's really obese. notice he never stands up. noticed you've never need pictures of his body or legs. sad. he's fucking fat and gross. i bet he's a virgin
|
28 |
+
--- 93225138
|
29 |
+
>>93222353 (OP)
|
30 |
+
you guys are going to shit on me for this one but this guy isnt that bad and is honestly the only linux techtuber I've ever seen that seems like he knows what the fuck he is talking about and has a sane perspective on linux that most people would agree with
|
31 |
+
--- 93225499
|
32 |
+
>>93222353 (OP)
|
33 |
+
This guy helped me fix gdm so yes. thanks to his ly video.
|
34 |
+
--- 93225795
|
35 |
+
>>93223127
|
36 |
+
no one cares if he's fat or obese, as long as he make good linux tutorial videos, he is good
|
37 |
+
--- 93225823
|
38 |
+
>>93225795
|
39 |
+
i care. him being fat and obese is the main draw for me
|
40 |
+
--- 93225845
|
41 |
+
>>93225795
|
42 |
+
If people are lazy with their body they will be lazy with other things.
|
43 |
+
|
44 |
+
GNU/snorlax here is a prime example of that.
|
45 |
+
--- 93225877
|
46 |
+
>>93225823
|
47 |
+
There is a difference between finding a guy who makes good tutorial videos and finding a boyfriend
|
48 |
+
--- 93225880
|
49 |
+
>>93225845
|
50 |
+
>GNU/Snorlax
|
51 |
+
my fucking sides
|
52 |
+
--- 93225942
|
53 |
+
>>93222353 (OP)
|
54 |
+
Stop looking for YouTubers to devote your life to lmao
|
55 |
+
--- 93226414
|
56 |
+
>>93222631
|
57 |
+
Lmao I was gonna say, it's HIM
|
58 |
+
--- 93226431
|
59 |
+
>NOO YOU HAVE TO BE JAKKED AND ATTRACTIVE TO USE MY SEKKKRET OPERATING SYSTEM
|
60 |
+
--- 93226616
|
61 |
+
he's pretty fair and cultivates a community with real conversations
|
62 |
+
far from my favorite but maybe the best "golly fuckin gee, check out this distro/DE" tuber since distrotube started veering into boomer vlog territory
|
63 |
+
|
64 |
+
he should really switch from facecam to b-roll though
|
65 |
+
the "ugly people are wrong" brainworm works every time on /g/ and many other communities
|
66 |
+
--- 93226651
|
67 |
+
>>93226431
|
68 |
+
>NOO YOU HAVE TO BE A FAT UGLY SLOB TO BE A REAL VIRTUAL DAD
|
69 |
+
--- 93226683
|
70 |
+
>>93226651
|
71 |
+
why do you concern yourself so much with another man's appearance, what are you a faggot? do you want to have gay sex with this man?
|
72 |
+
--- 93226708
|
73 |
+
>>93226683
|
74 |
+
I'm not the one who made this nuthugging thread about him you mongoloid gorilla nigger
|
75 |
+
Holy fuck fatherless zoomers need to be shot in the head
|
76 |
+
--- 93226753
|
77 |
+
>>93225845
|
78 |
+
an hour spent at the gym is an hour not spent with computers
|
79 |
+
tech wizards need to be fat
|
80 |
+
--- 93226784
|
81 |
+
>>93226708
|
82 |
+
>zoomers are ... LE gayest generation
|
83 |
+
>but I want my e-celebs to be attractive so I can jerk off to them
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>n-no I'm not like those zoomers
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--- 93226792
|
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He certainly looks it
|
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--- 93226800
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>>93226784
|
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Speak english you fucking ape
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--- 93226832
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>>93222353 (OP)
|
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bless this guy
|
93 |
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I know nothing about computers and he helped give me a sick setup
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--- 93226854
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>>93226800
|
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That's how (you) sound, ass fucker
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--- 93226878
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>>93226854
|
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>N-no u
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Wait until you graduate high school before replying you worthless shit
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--- 93226913
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>>93222353 (OP)
|
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Why do you need a guy? Why can't you be your own guy?
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--- 93226955
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>>93226913
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A disconcerting proportion of zoomers (and even late millennials) lack both a father figure and enough autonomy to think and act for themselves and put random literal who degenerates from the internet onto a pedestal in order to navigate reality
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--- 93227243
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>>93222353 (OP)
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Luke Smith will never be /ourguy/ simply because he doesn't want to, it directly contradicts his belief of not relying on internet interactions for socialization. A better fit would be Kenny
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--- 93227260
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>>93227243
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Luke Smith is a larper who's addicted to /g/
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--- 93227267
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>>93227243
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you guys are gay nazis
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you're not supposed to have a dad
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--- 93227979
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>>93227243
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Luke is the original prince of /g/. Mental outlaw is more active on /g/ though.
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--- 93228430
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>>93226753
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>an hour not spent with computers
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That's a good thing.
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--- 93228489
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>>93222353 (OP)
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>makes a video about privacyvsearch engines
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>dismisses half because "I don't care for it"
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--- 93228533
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Stop using youtube. If you use Linux and use youtube you should kill yourself.
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--- 93229953
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>>93227243
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>it directly contradicts his belief of not relying on internet interactions for socialization
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it's not a belief, it's a pretense. he's a hypocrite, he says he doesn't rely on the internet but does the exact opposite. he has an army of internet simps who provide for him ffs.
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--- 93230110
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>>93222746
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kek
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CHANGED
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Why do some trackers thrive while others fail? What makes people choose one new tracker over another?
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is there a path to TTG sirs???
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34 |
Why do some trackers thrive while others fail? What makes people choose one new tracker over another?
|
35 |
--- 93223014
|
36 |
is there a path to TTG sirs???
|
37 |
+
--- 93223877
|
38 |
+
uhh how does this equal negative buffer when it's above 0.6 ratio
|
39 |
+
--- 93223906
|
40 |
+
>>93216654 →
|
41 |
+
>>93217465 →
|
42 |
+
I think he's been clean since he got released from jail (unrelated to nyaa)
|
43 |
+
Might not even be involved anymore
|
44 |
+
--- 93223926
|
45 |
+
You know, there's several requests on BTN that could easily be filled with cross seeding from HDB (not on there but I know the releases are on there via a friend),with millions of BP. Is there just no motivation?
|
46 |
+
--- 93223947
|
47 |
+
>>93222891
|
48 |
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>Why do some trackers thrive while others fail?
|
49 |
+
More money to use, better devs, better economy, better community. If you see a tracker constantly begging for money, it's going to die. If they rarely ask for donations, it's going to be around for a long time. That's what happened with THC.
|
50 |
+
|
51 |
+
>What makes people choose one new tracker over another?
|
52 |
+
More content, better website, better community.
|
53 |
+
--- 93223954
|
54 |
+
>>93223926
|
55 |
+
You're starting to understand why the RED economy works the best.
|
56 |
+
--- 93223980
|
57 |
+
>>93223926
|
58 |
+
>You know, there's several requests on BTN that could easily be filled with cross seeding from HDB (not on there but I know the releases are on there via a friend),with millions of BP. Is there just no motivation?
|
59 |
+
It's that most people on BTN are not on HDB.
|
60 |
+
--- 93224010
|
61 |
+
>>93223980
|
62 |
+
I am on HDB but not BTN
|
63 |
+
--- 93224034
|
64 |
+
is idc just /b/ with usernames?
|
65 |
+
--- 93224046
|
66 |
+
>>93223980
|
67 |
+
I guess in this case I would be asking people on both sites
|
68 |
+
--- 93224170
|
69 |
+
what tracker has this?
|
70 |
+
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt2201890/
|
71 |
+
--- 93224195
|
72 |
+
>>93224170
|
73 |
+
Youtube has it
|
74 |
+
--- 93224204
|
75 |
+
>>93224170
|
76 |
+
snahp have
|
77 |
+
--- 93224238
|
78 |
+
>>93224195
|
79 |
+
>>93224204
|
80 |
+
>getting your shit through HTTP protocol
|
81 |
+
--- 93224387
|
82 |
+
>>93224204
|
83 |
+
>>93224238
|
84 |
+
>snahp has it but BTN doesn’t
|
85 |
+
Holy shit, private trackers BTFO
|
86 |
+
--- 93224394
|
87 |
+
>>93224387
|
88 |
+
mfw youtube literally dabs on BTN on this one
|
89 |
+
--- 93224400
|
90 |
+
>>93224387
|
91 |
+
if anon have btn... why he ask?
|
92 |
+
--- 93224408
|
93 |
+
>>93224170
|
94 |
+
That's weird. IMDB says there are only 20 episodes in 1 season but the trackers I'm seeing it on has 40 episodes in 2 seasons.
|
95 |
+
--- 93224437
|
96 |
+
>>93224408
|
97 |
+
maybe imdb is wrong?
|
98 |
+
--- 93224554
|
99 |
+
>>93222784 (OP)
|
100 |
+
I need to find a very obscure album, what do you recommend?
|
101 |
+
--- 93224563
|
102 |
+
>>93224554
|
103 |
+
rutracker
|
104 |
+
--- 93224625
|
105 |
+
>>93224554
|
106 |
+
Soulseek. If it's not there, it doesn't exist. Also, youtube lol
|
107 |
+
--- 93224687
|
108 |
+
>>93224554
|
109 |
+
ebay
|
110 |
+
--- 93224688
|
111 |
+
>>93224554
|
112 |
+
Unironically? Go to a local record store and talk to the clerk, either absolute autists or boomers run them.
|
113 |
+
--- 93224727
|
114 |
+
>>93224625
|
115 |
+
>only one find
|
116 |
+
>it's scramoutcha
|
117 |
+
--- 93224777
|
118 |
+
>>93224563
|
119 |
+
>>93224625
|
120 |
+
Already tried those, also, I found the download link in some russian forum but it was dead. I've tried searching on sites like 1337x and found nothing.
|
121 |
+
|
122 |
+
These are the albums btw
|
123 |
+
|
124 |
+
https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=56283
|
125 |
+
|
126 |
+
https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=50011
|
127 |
+
--- 93224806
|
128 |
+
/marking/ attempt
|
129 |
+
--- 93225086
|
130 |
+
What trackers are good to autosnatch freeleech on?
|
131 |
+
--- 93225107
|
132 |
+
>>93225086
|
133 |
+
AB I guess? All the big shit is free leech
|
134 |
+
--- 93225174
|
135 |
+
>>93224688
|
136 |
+
>he lives in a place with a local record store
|
137 |
+
bruh
|
138 |
+
--- 93225208
|
139 |
+
>>93222784 (OP)
|
140 |
+
bottom tier should be the meme trackers like sg and aom
|
141 |
+
--- 93225319
|
142 |
+
>>93225208
|
143 |
+
the stuff at the bottom is actually useful and just as hard to get into as meme shit
|
144 |
+
--- 93225374
|
145 |
+
>>93225174
|
146 |
+
Yes I live in a city that matters, not some backwater shithole or favela.
|
147 |
+
--- 93225388
|
148 |
+
>>93225086
|
149 |
+
For what exactly?
|
150 |
+
--- 93225396
|
151 |
+
my faggot ISP blocked all ports I can't seed anymore :( I'm now a leecher
|
152 |
+
--- 93225480
|
153 |
+
>>93225396
|
154 |
+
even the http/https ports!?
|
155 |
+
--- 93225491
|
156 |
+
I'm awaken SIRS
|
157 |
+
--- 93225492
|
158 |
+
>>93225480
|
159 |
+
>even the http/https ports!?
|
160 |
+
no
|
161 |
+
--- 93225513
|
162 |
+
>>93225396
|
163 |
+
UDP nigger
|
164 |
+
--- 93225567
|
165 |
+
>>93225513
|
166 |
+
>UDP nigger
|
167 |
+
I'm retarded please explain
|
168 |
+
--- 93225644
|
169 |
+
>>93225567
|
170 |
+
UDP should be accessible so you can Sneed via that
|
171 |
+
--- 93225663
|
172 |
+
>>93225644
|
173 |
+
>UDP should be accessible so you can Sneed via that
|
174 |
+
how can I setup that in qbittorrent and transmission?
|
175 |
+
--- 93225678
|
176 |
+
>>93225388
|
177 |
+
Building buffer
|
178 |
+
--- 93225758
|
179 |
+
so many fucking torrents on RED are dead with 0 seeders...
|
180 |
+
--- 93225894
|
181 |
+
>>93225758
|
182 |
+
Click on peer list, they're not actually dead. RED servers are just slow to update those numbers.
|
183 |
+
--- 93225906
|
184 |
+
>>93225894
|
185 |
+
nothing on the peerlist, they are dead for sure
|
186 |
+
--- 93225916
|
187 |
+
>>93225906
|
188 |
+
Then they'll be gone in a week. Oh well.
|
189 |
+
--- 93226281
|
190 |
+
How the fuck do I find shit to upload to PTP?
|
191 |
+
--- 93226642
|
192 |
+
>>93226488
|
193 |
+
everything on amazon and netflix is already there, i shit you not
|
194 |
+
--- 93227047
|
195 |
+
It all sucks and soon we won't even be able to use it.
|
196 |
+
>Tor
|
197 |
+
50% of the exit nodes are owned by the feds
|
198 |
+
>Freenet, i2p
|
199 |
+
Dead, buggy and slow as shit
|
200 |
+
Lokinet is the only one that looks kind of promising but empty and everyone pretends it doesn't exist because if blypto or something
|
201 |
+
--- 93227066
|
202 |
+
>>93226281
|
203 |
+
theres no point in going past power user. find some obscure film on amazon, ebay, upload it and you're done
|
204 |
+
--- 93227107
|
205 |
+
>>93226900
|
206 |
+
>i2p
|
207 |
+
>Dead, buggy and slow as shit
|
208 |
+
иди нaхyй пиздaбoл, i2p этo гopaздo бoлee живoй, чeм вaшa глyпaя кpиптo-aфepa
|
209 |
+
--- 93227359
|
210 |
+
>>93227066
|
211 |
+
getting ready for BTN sire
|
212 |
+
--- 93227692
|
213 |
+
>>93225086
|
214 |
+
TNT
|
215 |
+
--- 93227971
|
216 |
+
>>93227066
|
217 |
+
>theres no point in going past power user
|
218 |
+
Why not? Isn't there anything interesting in the invite forums that require to go beyond PU?
|
219 |
+
--- 93227973
|
220 |
+
>>93222784 (OP)
|
221 |
+
I don't torrent. It's too slow and having to use a VPN is a pain, as well as getting stable links in good quality.
|
222 |
+
Instead I use a closed off direct download site and download renamed files from Mega. New releases are usually up within the same hour and I can filter the bit rate and whatnot before even downloading.
|
223 |
+
Is this a retarded way?
|
224 |
+
--- 93228036
|
225 |
+
>>93227973
|
226 |
+
nah it's ok but private torrents are way better.
|
227 |
+
which site do you use?
|
228 |
+
--- 93228062
|
229 |
+
>>93228036
|
230 |
+
which site do you use?
|
231 |
+
--- 93228064
|
232 |
+
>>93227971
|
233 |
+
>Isn't there anything interesting in the invite forums that require to go beyond PU?
|
234 |
+
|
235 |
+
nope. even BiB only requires 3 months and PU
|
236 |
+
--- 93228087
|
237 |
+
>>93228062
|
238 |
+
all of the top ones like ptp, btn, etc
|
239 |
+
i also use snaph, INI, and all the good usenet indexers.
|
240 |
+
I basically use it all because why not, it's free and easy.
|
241 |
+
--- 93228295
|
242 |
+
what are the PTP requirements on BTN bros?
|
243 |
+
--- 93228406
|
244 |
+
>>93227973
|
245 |
+
I don't bother with a VPN, I just use a Seedbox and pull the shit I torrent with SFTP. I also don't use private trackers because I like the public aspect of piracy, and also most of them seem to have ratio requirements and other convoluted shit I can't be bothered to care about. The bandwidth isn't a problem, I seed the hell out of my torrents, but the private trackers I was on before seemed to encourage people to stay on top of recent torrents and hop on to see them or take advantage of free leech and other dumb shit, and even though I understand why they do it they'll also ban you for inactivity or penalize people who invited you. The donation begging and lotteries and whatever else they do, it's literally more of a hassle than just using a public tracker so I stopped bothering.
|
246 |
+
--- 93228453
|
247 |
+
>>93228064
|
248 |
+
And a fucking membership to some page where you need to doxx yourself and other stuff?
|
249 |
+
--- 93228517
|
250 |
+
>>93224777
|
251 |
+
>https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=56283
|
252 |
+
All links I've found are expired as well, good luck with that.
|
253 |
+
>https://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=50011
|
254 |
+
It's on youtube. Patrician taste anon, I see you're a fellow Canterbury enjoyer.
|
255 |
+
--- 93228630
|
256 |
+
ZLIB is down again.
|
257 |
+
--- 93228640
|
258 |
+
>>93228542
|
259 |
+
>>snahp
|
260 |
+
>Path?
|
261 |
+
make a DDL thread so people will offer snahp invites there.
|
262 |
+
--- 93228855
|
263 |
+
>>93222784 (OP)
|
264 |
+
>ctrl f Match Case AB
|
265 |
+
>sigh
|
266 |
+
--- 93229018
|
267 |
+
>>93228640
|
268 |
+
Not the real path
|
269 |
+
--- 93229035
|
270 |
+
>>93229018
|
271 |
+
>Not the real path
|
272 |
+
what's the real path?
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I don't know. I'm waiting for somebody to tell me the real one, some loser with 0 iq keeps posting the fake one.
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>>93229113
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how do you that he's telling you the fake path when you don't know what the real path is? maybe he's giving you good advice.
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check if it's ever pre'd on predb and if it has, request it in the red forums
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The PTP recruiter on GGn, Faiyaz93 is an invite seller. He had an account on Torrent Invites by the name "Faiyaz93", which he later changed to "BeerusSama" (I wonder why). Briefly he changed his username to Galahal93 on some trackers. As an example, his username on AB is Galahal93.
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He has been selling/taking invites on Torrent Invites, such as -
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Desitorrents - https://torrentinvites.org/f30/10-x-desitorrents-invites-giveaway-479728/
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SDbits - https://torrentinvites.org/f30/1-x-audionews-1-x-sdbits-invites-giveaway-544227/#post1298842
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AlphaRatio - https://torrentinvites.org/f30/2-x-bit-hdtv-2-x-crazyhd-2-x-alpharatio-1-x-scenetime-invites-giveaway-473440/index2.html#post1183990
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UHDbits - https://torrentinvites.org/f30/1-x-uhdbits-invite-giveaway-490843/#post1211288
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Empornium - https://torrentinvites.org/f30/1-x-empornium-me-account-giveaway-493732/index3.html#post1211426
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GGn - https://torrentinvites.org/f30/1-x-gazellegames-invite-giveaway-492014/#post1208252
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Faiyaz93 also used to work as a moderator on HDT. He created the anime encoding group E.N.D for the sole purpose of getting his fellow countrymen into the top trackers. He currently resides in Mohammadpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is the prominent ringleader of the notorious invite selling/trading Telegram group which originated from TorrentBD. He was heavily involved with TI.org when he started out his PT journey back in 2018. Private trackers are so sensitive with users that are involved with invite selling sites but how could they allow someone like Faiyaz93, who was truly involved with trading/selling on invite selling sites, is beyond anyone's comprehension.
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Some of his collaborators from TorrentBD/Telegram invite selling/trading group are - eXcommunicado, AmiHALAL, ANIMOUS, RakeshRaja, MrReMuX, Isaac_NewtonSir, Kvothe, Mr.Infinity, Musfiqeon, OhiVay, OCCiSOR, MiKA3LS0N, VoltaX, AceAres, RevenantJC, TeresianGeek, Dadavai, JohnDalton, WireShark, TwisteR, VaNGhoG, mikestronaer, BeyondeR616
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Private trackers
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home of brown people
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>Private trackers
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>home of brown people
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brown people typically HATE private trackers because they think everything should be open for them to shit in
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Just finished watching Minions: The Rise of Gru (4k MA webdl from PASSTHEPOPCORN obviously… heh) and I can NOT believe that a 27 year old british motherfucker ENJOYS this shit!!!! Ain’t no fucking way!!!!
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- 312chad
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Also hi my dear niggers
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R.I.P setsugen no ao you will be missed my friend ;-(
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The user VoltaX, also known as "Ethan" from InviteHawk, is the Admin of the invite trading/selling site InviteHawk.
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He joined PTP/BTN through invite trading on InviteHawk in late 2022 and is currently looking to trade an invite to HDB/KG/TIK in exchange for PTP/BTN.
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He is also an active trader/seller of the infamous Telegram invite selling/trading group that originated from a Bangladeshi tracker named "TorrentBD" which specializes in selling/trading invitations to the cabal trackers.
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He publishes low-effort internal releases (mostly re-encodes) at TorrentBD, his home tracker. He releases by various name - ACiD, GGVolta etc. All in the hopes of getting into HDB/KG/TIK someday.
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He is a Bangladeshi guy currently residing in Mohammadpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is a muslim madarchod and fears allahu cuckbar a little too much. His real name is Ornob and he usesDOT Internet as his ISP. He is a third year CSE student at a private university in Dhaka.
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If you're looking for a way to get into PTP/BTN and have an HDB/KG/TIK invite to trade, contact VoltaX at any tracker (other than HDB/KG/TIK). He mostly uses the same username everywhere. You can also contact him at discord -VoltaX#5053
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Is there nzbs.in and omgwtfnzbs.me invite threads on AB and/or ggn? Don't care about torrents that much
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>>93230707
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no but there's usenet threads where invites to all indexers get offered.
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If you suck engine9's dick he'll invite you to .in
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perl is the superior tool for the terminal and great for scripting
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typescript makes transforming JSON datasets from kaggle so much easier because I can just load them in
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>>93222935 (OP)
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Bash is so readable
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>>93222935 (OP)
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English is a good language
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Joking ofc, C is great because pretty much everything can run it and it's fast as fuck
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>>93223921
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BASH isn't a language, it's a shell, you might be thinking of BASH scripts but that still isn't really a language, although unironically if you can make good bash scripts then you could definitely learn something like Python with ease
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>>93223961
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It's a programming language sir, the shell is merely a repl
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>>93223991
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Hmmm, last time I checked, the Bourne Again SHell was, indeed, a shell
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)
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>>93224013
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Samefag here, and before you say
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>oh, it says command LANGUAGE right there!
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a command language is not a programming language
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_shell
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command_language
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>>93224030
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I program my computer with it
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>>93224063
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That's more like instructing than programing. You aren't programming your computer, you're instructing it.
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>>93224083
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Enlighten me. What's the difference between programming a computer and instructing one?
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>>93224090
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Programming can be autonomous while instructing requires someone to actually intervene. I know where you're going with this by the way, you're going to try and say that scripts can be run autonomously but that is only with the use of services, which are programs that run said scripts for you.
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Python is easy to read, and it runs natively on lubuntu
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>>93224083
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You'd already won, anon. I'd let it lie, nothing good can come of this.
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>>93224126
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I see, now I'm getting it. Thank you.
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>>93224172
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Win? There's no argument here, I'm simply trying to educate is all, he asked the difference and I told him.
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>>93224200
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Cool, if you have anymore questions, hopefully the next dude is cool too
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>>93222935 (OP)
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english is useful, i guess
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Why did the OP pic got taken down?
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Is the janny retarded?
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>>93223080
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MSVC
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>>93222935 (OP)
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I just copy-paste the python scripts/java scriptlets that gpt-4 spits on me. Batch stuff even
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