>>107283051
I converted w11 home to enterprise and activated it. But now I want to clean install iot ltsc w11, and thought if I need to activate it again. Apparently I do, thanks.

>>107282666
Forgot to mention, my auto-hidden task bar became a laggy buggy mess with the update too.
uninstalled updates, ran a newer version of OOSU10, says it found co-pilot, remove and disable it, check to make sure everything else is disabled, turn off automatic updates. I hate this shit man
>>107283134
I will try again, I logged in, when I try to view "all downloads" it just booted me back to a landing page telling me to sub.

>>107283084
normal account
go to downloads by the link in pastebin
filter by not in subscription it will list all windows .iso
scrolls right and click i in circle

>>107283150
>it just booted me back to a landing page telling me to sub.
strange, make a new account with tempmail

>>107283143
You'll need to activate again because it's not the same exact edition

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finally figured out my problem with cables

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>>107282090
Back of the reciver is still quite messy, but I think it's impossible to do neatly in the middle of the room

>>107282090
>>107282148
Based, very nicely done.

>>107282148
Hell, that's much neater than I can manage.

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I'm even more boring at work.

>>107283090
see >>107230416

>>107283121
see >>107281558

>>107282278
it matches the 3 requirements you specified, friend

>>107283147
see >>107282007 >>107282266

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>>107282581

>official hunyuan 1.5 comfy workflow returns black screen

what am i doing wrong

>>107283141
sage attention status?

Any news on SD.cpp?

>>107282974
what do you mean? cuda versions arent compatible with certain graphics cards? when i tried to force re install sage attention i do see nvcc.EXE failed with exit code 4294967295, but it doesnt start up with sage attention off either. i might try a fresh insteall

>>107282911
Are you saying you need a 5090 to run SDXL?

>>107282309
>using it too much without checking for errors
The lead developer basically writes all of his tickets using Claude, and then writes the unit tests using Claude, and then further writes the integration tests, code examples and documentation using Claude. I have no idea if he at some point stops to check that everything works.

He also writes the product's requirement Jira tickets using Claude and the code suggestions in those at least are far from perfect. I just had to implement one thing where the suggested implementation breaks if a template has any optional spaces. Obviously none of the generated examples had the optional spaces, so had the AI implemented the code and the tests, it probably would've considered it to work perfectly.

>>107282433
I wish I could write unit tests using AI. My AI totally fucks that up and my company won't pay for Gemini.

>>107282433
We have a new contractor who right off the rip decided to point Claude at the codebase and came up with nice ideas like changing all the error codes to nonsense.

Guess who has to take this up with management?

Code? What's that? I work in excel. I am a software engineer btw

>>107282641
based WYSIWYG VBA wizard

>>107279017
It can't really be understated what a hellhole India is
You can't fix it unless you fix the people there and that will never happen
https://youtu.be/G537b72xdfw

>>107282817
>AI code is much better than junior code.
It may be, but even in the best case scenario, you can't give AI code more trust than something given to you by a jr dev

>>107281931
If everyone thinks OpenAI is a ponzi scheme how is he going to make money of an IPO? He has to launch the IPO while people still believe the scam but once he does it everything unravels. It might already be too late and he will be forced to remain private.

>>107282993
>you can't give AI code more trust than something given to you by a jr dev
The same goes for junior programmers. I don't know how they do it in your shit hole, but here we have something called PR review, where a more experienced programmer reviews a pull request from a less experienced programmer before merging.
The difference is that a junior programmer costs around 40-60k per year, while a Claude Code subscription costs only 200 dollars per month, much cheaper, better code, and it's one less employee on the payroll, which means one less person to sue the company in labor court.
For companies it's all advantageous, which is why these Big Techs are pushing the market so hard to adopt AI, they want to reduce the total number of programmers, especially the less experienced ones.

>>107280390
So when you ask me for a favor, you're going to have money/resources to pay me, right?

>>107282825
>02:09:25
i am not watching a movie faggot

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>>107282825
C# > Java > C++ > VB 6.0 > Python > Being Poor > Having Cancer > Being Muslim


there, fixed that for ya

>>107282946
truke

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>>107282825
AI shitter whines for two hours

>>107282946
>materialism and faithism out of nowhere

Who puts an etch-a-sketch up next to a walkman??

>>107280343
They were all insanely expensive and didn't have enough titles to be worthwhile. I lusted after them but am glad I was too poor to be able to afford any of them.

>>107280343
I wish she would just properly show off her tits.

>>107283002
>she

>>107280343
I actually owned a 3DO back then, it was kino. The best out of all failed "4.5 gen" consoles.
Philips CD-i, Amiga CD32 and Apple Pippin didn't even count IMO because they were pretty much DOA.
I also owned a NeoGeo CD, Sega 32X and Atari Jaguar.
NeoGeo CD was great but the slow af 150KB/s CD-ROM drive killed it.
I regret purchasing the 32X and the Jaguar.
Sega 32X had potential and it had a few pretty good games, but overall the games library just sucked.
The Jaguar was just plain garbage all around, and its games were awful. Rayman and the Wolfenstein 3D port were probably the only halfway decent games on that thing. The DOOM port wasn't as terrible as the 3DO port, but it was still pretty bad, I think the 32X port was better. It received lots of Amiga ports that were bad and unpolished. Almost all exclusive/first party games feel like early alpha builds that should have used at least 6 more months - 1 year of development and polishing.

>What was your first gaming console technology/computer that you used for gaming?
Atari 2600

>>107278860
politics is so 2010s

>Which AI is best for retardation?

>>107278860
Pick any AI that is an obnoxiously stupid mouth breather. You have found your perfect match.

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A library.

>>107279400
>gabbai
lmao

I still believe it was created to eventually allow the future "H1B industry" to shit out "safer" code

>>107281985
>"safer" code
many languages offer that already

>law enforcement
???
It's so obviously Microsoft. Rust is the Extend Embrace Extinguish approach to the open source community.
See mass funding at the beginning, and now moving away from it.

>>107281833
Checked

>>107281833
til mossad = western law enforcement

>>107283027
you're not saying anything. the mWs aren't important, it's the ability to adjust the volume on the fly, to comfortable listening levels. not saying the dac needs it, but somewhere, you have to control volume. and your piss poor take is assuming too much, like people aren't adjusting volume. this is why you're not saying anything..

>>107283056
He doesnt understand impedance or that some iems need more power to be driven properly, leave him be with his crapple dongle

i've got a question
i've installed equalizer apo and set it on my smls m3
i added preamp gain of -30
can i be sure it's always going to be on on my machine or is there a risk that it's going to bug out during listening and my ears are going to explode?

>>107282626
I don't speak schizo language but I'm going to assume this means the iems are too sensitive to noise coming directly from the pc and it's not the mic lead. decided to also test it on my old phones, it has a very teeny white noise hiss on the n95 and blackberry curve when audio starts playing, but it sounds fine on the xpressmusic. I think the xpressmusic might have some kind of discrete dac.

>>107283133
bug

>>107282310
>over-ear
Everyone is shilling FiiO FT1 (both pro and non-pro) these days, I'm still waiting for my package to try them out.
For something cheap Philips recently re-released SHP9500 with upgraded brown earpads, but for some reason they ditched the iconic L R letters.

>>107277816
why did you chose that one? i wish to learn about this shit, but have no idea where to start

Any recs for laser measures? Thinking of getting a couple as gifts but only if they are reliable

>>107273167
he's not going to ship
it's scam
owari da. -_-
all my credits. T_T
I got careless and didn't scrutinize the seller more closely.

>>107282984
Did you buy something like 40% under market value and shipped by Fedex (real tracking number but some random parcel unrelated to you)?
When you ask for refund they will quickly offer a solution but at 80-90% of what you paid, luring people to immediately accept without reading so they keep the difference without you getting anything.

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>>107272383

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When one reflects upon the work of creation, one will come to love the creator.

>>107283030
Even politics you agree with?

>>107283030
>important document in HTML in stead of flat text
>fucking emoji characters in it.
Everyone said "no let the gays in it's just a sex thing it won't change anything" and now we have this.

>>107283045
I don't agree with any

>>107283030
>Glory to this corrupt CIA plant who will sell half of the military aid we send him on the black market!
It's not so bad in hindsight because it backfired horribly and severely limited the amount of military aid the US and NATO had available for Isntreal