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Not really, if you're a neet /g/oblin

>>107614242
I always liked the 24hr hand. but I suppose you could get that on other watches

>>107614242
>use the dive watch bezel to track the second timezone
That'd be retarded.

>>107614242
fucking r9k-tier thread

>>107614242
>You can use the dive watch bezel to track the second timezone without having to pay a premium
how

>>107614418
what this guy was famous for again excluding the fast inverse square trick? was he like some bellard tier programmer who wrote qemu, ffmpeg and tcc? I've heard about nothing that he has done.

cursing vishnu should be required before you can post here

>>107614495
He put 3d games on floppy disks for installation on computers with zero hardware acceleration. You wouldn't have heard of him because he doesn't shit out broken 11gb android apps from Bangalore.

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>>107613580
>github made up of a few blog posts, node templates and forks of other people's projects
>all in scripting languages
Did this jeetoid never think to hide his github projects?
They're even more embarassing than his twitter posts.

>>107614468
not bad actually
*picks up crumbled resume from trashcan*

>>107614597
gassy thread

>>107612794
What I see is that people make a simple VM like the WebAssembly guys and it's portable and great and you can bootstrap your thing with it but eventually the language wants GC support or tail call support or whatever to simplify code generation or to not have to pop/push so much data you're slower than Python. At which point you generate native code to get exactly what you want. So the noob traps just delay the inevitable.

I made a stack based very constrained bytecode spec for a project.
No branches, no jumps, no loops, just opcodes corresponding to boolean functions
I even went so far as to enforce that you have to consume the stack you create in it.
It's working very well, having it be so featureless is actually turning out to be a good thing.

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>>107575071
"improving" my 4chan viewer for emacs

>>107612592
very nice, I would use it

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my portals :)

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Okay, so how do I find an artist for my game? I'd say the engine is mature enough to start taking level design more seriously. I've reached a point where all I do is refactor, I can't really think of any new game mechanics anymore. I want to start adding real assets instead of grabbing random things to make a Frankenstein. How do you guys handle this part? I know a grand total of zero artists and a grand total of zero game devs, so I'm completely lost.

Since it's my first game, I don't want to spend thousands of dollars on some renowned artist. The game is relatively simple and will basically be my first "serious" release, so it's not like I have very high expectations. Still, I want to at least do something right instead of mixing random assets I find on itch.io.

Help.

>>107613248
https://www.indiedb.com/

bumpo

would you promote a game you'd made on 4chan or is that inviting comments about hitler and rape onto your page?

For me it's Gateron Yellow Pro (KS3) with light 205g0 application, spring swapped for 55g 20mm springs lubed with 105g0, and films on a half plate

>>107613910
Positively delightful, and I'll say that again.
Positively delightful.

>hand brushed 107 on TX XL 55g springs (1 drop on the brush head = 5 springs ez)
>pinch the stem between my fingertips for a light application of 107 all over
>dab the stem with a dry paper tissue
>brush 203g0 on the stem (no rails)
I will go autistic with my lube application techniques for different batches of MX2A Blacks. All will go on Alu only ofc

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I want it so bad

>>107614439
Wait for r2

>>107614380
Did you enroll Microsoft keys? If no try to disable CSM in your boot settings (but have a USB drive with your mobo bios first so you can offline flash your UEFI BIOS afterwards)

is GPU firmware a different thing from ROM?

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>>107614339
Remember the political shitstorm after Crowdstrike left businesses up shit-creak for a day?
Remember the outrage over Windows 11 disqualifying hardware that was still perfectly fine because of muh-TPM?

Imagine what will happen if one innocent morning in 2026 millions of consumers and small businesses are pushed a Windows Update that has the new keys in the bootloader, where they fall victim to Microsoft's shit-code arbitrarily failing to enroll those keys in the mobo; and subsequently their machines refusing to start.
Remember - disabling Secureboot isn't an option; Windows 11 requires it enabled. Won't start without it.
But you can't enable it, because the UEFI doesn't acknowledge the key the bootloader is signed with.
And you cannot receive any automated patches onto your Windows system to fix it - because Windows WILL NOT BOOT.

>>107614521
Yes
GPU firmware is located in linux-firmware packages and loaded later on boot into GPU itself so kernel driver can interact with GPU
GPU ROM or GPU UEFI drivers are loaded with the firmware and used to display things like UEFI BIOS user interface, boot splash etc. Without loading GPU ROM you basically can't interact with BIOS at all!

>>107611261
>What went wrong?
Nothing, it's the only phone brand (atm) that can run grapheneos.

Hijacking this dogshit thread; Does anyone else get random reboots on Pixel + Graphene OS? It's not the automatic reboots btw.

>>107614478
No. Your phone is fucked up bruv.

>>107611261
did they ever do that thing where they built a long telephoto lens into the length of the phone? or was that just hype

>>107611261
Exynos and no more AOSP support

>>107614543
thanks. that seems fixed now

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>>107612289
>that happens
has never happened to me before and I didn't refresh or close the browser. maybe it has something to do with the fact that I opened an incognito browser and it sent something different to the 4chan/cloudflare client? I have no idea
>>107612577
I imagine this might be a similar/same case, glad I'm not the only one with issues like that

>>107614570
Only happened to me the one time, when they swapped the captcha type.

>get recaptcha when trying to search google in firefox/librewolf windows
>but not on the outdated as shit classic Waterfox
>ENABLING privacy.resistFingerprinting fixes it
What the fuck is wrong with this search engine.

>>107614620
>windows
Meant to say private/incognito windows specifically.

>>107600495
Elon, your 23&me DNA test data leaked. You are a kike.

>>107597187
I bet the $100 banknotes from his 1 trillion dollar moneypit can dry his tears just fine.
Rich people have no right to be sad, ever.

>makes DOGE to save money
>says nothing about a 400M$ ballroom

>>107595794
Good morning, sir.

>>107612189
it's a meme, you dip

>>107612455
whats the difference between "join domain" and the reg bypass local account

>>107562997
how is windows 11 still not worth using 4+ years after release? what a colossal fuckup

>download media player
>set it as default player
>everything seems to be okay
>restart PC
>all the videos suddenly revert back to windows player

I'm getting really sick of this jeet OS

>>107612379
the issue with debloaters is that unless you know exactly what they change, reversing those changes can be tricky, impossible or it can break another thing. And most people don't just change one or two things, with so many convenient options one click away, most people end up changing a lot of stuff that sometimes break stuff or creates unexpected behavior

>>107614592
works on my machine

>>107610276
I've been saying this for years
>owie my earies hurty uwu, let's put this down to 1%
TURN DOWN YOUR HEADPHONES YOU MONKEY

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>>107609171
that new speaker icon looks completely fucking retarded and i have an unexplainable irrational hatred towards it
can someone explain this phenomenon?

>>107609171
First new feature to actually do something productive. There are too many videos where the guy is whispering into his mic while a really loud fan blares or music plays in the background.

>>107614433
>while a really loud fan blares
well youtube has audio normalization on by default now so it boosts the level of background noise

>>107609171
just another fucking button to uncheck

>>107614489
>$400
what the fuck
never heard of that osu tablet but it looks like wacom one with a sticker and reading the page it seems to be just that

>>107607012
I have that mouse. It has an issue where if you go beyond a certain pressure on the LMB, it it stops detecting the press, but if you go further, if detects again. Either slamming it against the desk or disassembling and reassembling it helps. I also put some epoxy molding clay on the button hammers because they got dented by the switch over the years.

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>>107614499
from unusual input devices there are also 3d gloves for vr and wrist tracking devices.

also there are 3d scanners, lidar and leap motion.

also there are eye trackers and shit for disabled people. Like there is a mouth that you hold in your mouth in case you do not want to suck at osu :D

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>>107610128
I can't live without 12 buttons.

>>107614559
>mouth
I meant mouse but whatever..

>>107614438
>>107614435

solar panels literally dont work above like 80 degrees, and wind mills cant work anywhere near what is considered storm level winds and regular 10 or 20 mph that normally is what we feel on a "breezy" day isnt enough to move it either, plus they purposely turn off some because another fun fact, theres no storage capability to keep the overflow, it must be transferred immediately to a power source or else its just wasted

>>107613790
Exists. You can put a concrete tube down to the wave level and the shifting water level moves the air column inside the tube.
Then you put a turbine in the tube that always spins the same way.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islay_LIMPET

>>107614503
>solar panels literally dont work above like 80 degrees,
Are you along about Celsius or are you delusional?
> and wind mills cant work anywhere near what is considered storm level winds and regular 10 or 20 mph
They certainly can't work continuously when there are storm winds, but they do work a short while, then they break.
When there are heavy gusts they keep on spinning and work as usual.

By the way I think building solar and wind is both a type of destruction of resources and I believe it actually reduces the available energy globally, at least long term. Still you are delusional and your critique is not connected to reality.

>>107614503
>solar panels literally dont work above like 80 degrees,
bullshit, even my shitty my second hand crap works fine at 26ºC

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>>107614503
>solar panels literally dont work above like 80 degrees
don't exaggerate, it makes you look ridiculous
a solar panel's efficiency decreases by around 0.4% for every 1°C above 25°C (77°F)
that's a far cry from
>literally dont work above like 80 degrees

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>>107598030
Matrox G400 MAX was the best to actually use. 3D werks, multi-monitor werks with no downside, excellent display quality. The only thing more reliable than the Windows driver was the Linux driver. If you get a card where half of that is true these days you consider yourself lucky.

Culturally S3 Virge, Voodoo2, and 9700 Pro are really important.

Imo 3dfx voodoo then 8800gt, then its just upgrades till today. Even 5090 is still shit that cant make native 4k resolution with good fps. Maybe the 70 series will have a boost with new cores, and will be true generation jump.

>>107598030
Its obvious. The GTX 1060 ti. Was the perfect card for the longest. Paired with the am4 platform you had something that lasted forever. All until the new, god tier just crazy how little praise it gets. the RTX 3060 TI 12gb. Incredibly great value 200$ 12gb vram for ai and a few Google chrome tabs. It doesn't jam or even fucking overheat. I kneel!

>>107598030
1080 Ti

>>107612180
Anon, all GPUs had DACs. They were just internal.