Do you own a vintage clock radio anon?
>>109029385having an alarm clock is now vintage...
>>109029385I have one like this with the numbers on a roller. It keeps great time but it jams up occasionally
>>109033735I want to get a flip clock but idk if it'll go bad over time, thoughts?
>>109033597yeah. i told one of my zoomer coworkers that i woke up late because the power went off in the middle of the night and he couldnt understand why. i thought he was a massive retard until i realized people just use their phones as alarm clocks now
>>109033861I don't own a flip clock but i do have a Telechron, it's probably ran continuously for decades at a time since the late 1940s. Been passed down from relative to relative until it got to me. My inheritance kek. It's fun seeing it in old photo albums with people who died before my parents were born
our response, Gosisters?
>>109027281People come to Go from Java also.
>>109028267every turing complete language supports functional programming
>>109010727His voice is so annoying.
>>109014791>generally superior to Python and Ruby for CLI performanceGolang is compiled, dr.Shillmaster5000, you cannot compare quasi-runtime with a fully-fledged runtime. any quasi-runtime is inferior to normie runtime, no comarisons required.>>109014791>clear and straightforward build systemit doesnt build on win7, while clang builds. you can literally copy clang to a linux distro and it will run from that directory. Golang is inferior compared to C compiler i mentioned.
>>109031577You can compare any programming languages in the right problem domain, neet
Previous Thread: >>108991507>Links:>DALL-E 3 and GPT-Image 1/1.5https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creatorhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>GPT-Image 2https://chatgpt.com/>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro/2)https://gemini.google.com/apphttps://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fxhttps://labs.google/fx/tools/flowhttps://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_image>Midjourney [PAID]Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>109033329>>109033278I mean, it's not natural, it's created 100% with resources put carefully into it, military coups, hitman works, you saw what happened in bolivia? that was light as hell, and it was so because the indians didn't pull out the guns (yes obviously they had them), they still killed many of them, latam is widl territorythere are audios of the dudes talking about US involvement, like, yeah, that's the bread and butter there
Weird, I was just able to generate images for like three hours nonstop in Gemini without rate limit, as a free user.
>>109032723I have been a strikebreaker, so I know that when you people complain about violence against workers, what you are actually complaining about is that you can't beat and kill strikebreakers with impunity. Organized labor seems to only ever victimize poorer workers, curious how that works.
This is a general which is focused on archiving, but also interested in other related topics.Storage technology and file sharing:Hardware, software, services, shadow libraries, backups, home server, and networks such as tape drives, HDDs, file systems, archive.today, IPFS, Arweave, BitTorrent, etc.Development:E.g.: web archiving is much harder in 2026 compared to 2016. Too many websites are walled off by systems such as Cl0udflare, making it impossible for services such as archive.is to capture their webpages. That's a big chunk of important data that easily disappears with no web archive captures. We have to develop solutions to this, such as using the SingleFile extension and other stuff.In-depth history:E.g.: important web history events and future events such as sites closing, or get into the "minutia and trivia" about the history of websites and all the little changes.Analysis:E.g.: analyzing files and folders that you obtained from scraping or data hoarding, or, what you're sad was lost and not archiving, what you're glad was archived.Questions:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Inspirations for this general:/dhg/ - Data Hoarding General>Links>Rentry: https://rentry.org/dhg>>What is /dhg/>In this thread we discuss and create technology and software for data-hoarding, archiving, scripts, and more.>>gallery-dl - scrape images, manga, videos and more from many websites>https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl>>Hydrus Network>https://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
In the previous thread, I was wonder about a current-day localhost to Internet tunnel which doesn't suck. I wanted to use it for web archiving. I found one!!!How it ranks:- Cl0udflare Tunnel (formerly Argo Tunnel): sucks the most, have to put in credit card info for their free tier- ngrok: sucks less, have to make an account for anything to happen; the free tier has basically unremovable verification walls put up before accessing any of the target webpages- https://loca.lt/ : OK. Same as ngrok except no account is needed- https://localhost.run/ : the best! Only possible problem is subdomains rotate every 5 to 15 minutes, but I don't care about that.
Positive:catbox.moe was recently unexcluded from web.archive.orgNegative:IA still sucks and is very untrustworthy. 2051 websites are still excluded, and archive.org/details/ have done multiple idiotic mass deletions.
>>109032656>video, androidFull version of OP video with audio:https://web.archive.org/web/20260303103254/https://chanii.ddns.net/b/src/1772394666845.mp4It's a cool Cleon scene from some sci-fi TV show:"How old are you?I have told you: just over 18,000 years.You're a liar. Nothing lasts that long."
>>109032731One of the commands I run:$ ssh -R 80:localhost:2016 nokey@localhost.runI use IPFS and ipwb to make a <s>WARC replay</s> webpage capture show up here:https://archive.is/https://silver-bear-41.gw.ipfs.ninja/ipfs/*https://web.archive.org/web/20260612002528/https://80cc6707802495.lhr.life/memento/20260612001835/https://rule34.xxx/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=6315729rule34.xxx is a website which is excluded from web.archive.org, due to artists being pricks or something.
I’ve had an iPhone 8 for ages now but it can’t even run Microsoft teams so I got a new 16 one small problem I have no clue what all the new features are after 8 generations
desktop thread for real gnuggers, bsdemons, amigos, haikusers, macfaggers, reactors etc...
lighty>>109027385I use guix home for 99% of my software
>>109033125nice
>>109032714aren't you a poster on winclassic.net? i recognize your setup and ice2k.sys title lmao
>>109032834I'll look into it. Thanks!
>>109023118my wallpaper isn't terrible
did anyone learn GIMP or photoshop? How long did it take you to produce okay content and did you think it was worth it? I have GIMP installed and would like to make meme every now and then but every time I just try to make a meme without reading all of the documentation I have no idea how to do anything.
>>109030574I learned it. It's not so bad. I stick with GIMP 2.8 tho. 2.10 shits the bed on my machine for some reason. I use it to draw just the worst fuckin furry degeneracy that is not at all welcome on the ch0n or a blue board. Basically your tools and settings for those tools are on the left. Your canvas is in the middle. your layers on on the right by default. If you're drawing, put your shit on a new layer. Current layer is highlighted. When you paste shit in, put it in a new layer if you're using the internet to make memeshit. A "save" is not an "export" - that is, it saves a native .xcf file for gimp. An export is mandated by the file name extension. Like if you file->export->fag.png it'll ask about png compression and alpha channels, or fag.jpg and it'll ask about jpeg compression levels.
>>109030574This book helped. UI parts haven't changed in years. Probably a bootleg out there if you rummage around for a pdf at this point. https://www.amazon.com/Beginning-GIMP-Novice-Professional-Experts/dp/1430210702Then art tutorials on youtube. If you already know how to draw, then you're gucci and don't need that from a tech board, otherwise look at Andrew Loomis. https://www.amazon.com/Figure-Drawing-Worth-draw-paint/dp/067031255X?tag=ustxtaddt-20That gets you into the domain of drawing people.
>>109030574Shouldn't image manipulation be for the most part intuitive if you can read English or at the very least make sense of icons? The majority of the time, for making maymays, you really only need the lasso tool and a select for other tools from the default toolbar. Anything more involved, you're better off reading the documentation or reading/watching some tutorials instead of banging your head trying to figure it out, only to shit out something mediocre. Only issue is the fact that the majority of video tutorials are complete shit and drone on.
>>109030574Just try, you'll learn on the fly. You'll soon discover keyboard shortcuts and produce better shit.You don't need to read all the documentation because these programs have many different use cases, and you won't need to use all of their features.Just make shit, retard. It will look like garbage for a while and then improve.
>>109030574Dont use GIMP. its for coping loonix troons. Use photoshop or photopea.
>built on the stable NT kernel>no bloated touch-first UI>no ads>simple start menu>no webshit in the shell>code never touched by an h1b>no forced updates>no forced online login>runs just a handful of background services>gigachad mmc snap-ins for a consistent ui>has never even heard of the cloud>doesn’t try to create albums of your porn>doesn’t pre-load the file explorer, still opens it 10x faster than Windows 11We will never have this again. Long live win2000.
>>109030258I'm not going to argue with you because you clearly don't understand what the term controlled opposition means or how it's used colloquially.
>>109030162ngmiIt may be active, if so it's a place to hang out with unusual people, nothing more to it.If you need something that runs windows-compatible software, but is not windows, then it's wine on linux and wrappers around it.
>>10902716532bit trash
>>109029613>Linux is bloatedYou might want to try the GNU/Hurd, then. The microkernel of GNU/Hurd is like 1/10000 the size of modern Linux
>>109026821Well, I mean, it was stable for Microsoft's standards.
>>109033795Especially after 15 years ago, they got really good at fracking and horizontal drilling so American gas fired power is some of the cheapest power if you are only looking at technological costs. This is what killed coal too.
>>109033271No offense but this is a really dumb take. Wind and solar are very good at reducing emissions or fuel costs in a predominantly gas fired grid such as the U.S, but covering peak demand very much requires traditional thermal power plants.Everyone who says we need to "update" the grid to take advantage of the wonderful cheap wind and solar is ignoring the fact that the predominant cost of wind and solar IS the grid upgrade required to make it reliable, so its not actually so cheap or fast anymore.
>>109033806This is the real deal in the US at least, every boiler has a gas line now even with retrofitting, it's so much cheaper. We're playing on tutorial difficulty.
>>109033837maybe i was too harsh because you are correct that renewables = good and we do need grid updates, but the wind and solar bros keep repeating this line mindlessly and i feel a duty to shut them up as quickly as possible
>>109033843Yeah its honestly crazy what we have available, cheapest fuel in the world and the western states have one of the best climates for renewables as well.I think us being anything short of an example for the rest of the world for what renewables and gas can do for CO2 emissions and cost is a sin desu
https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/topic/june-9-2026-kb5094126-os-builds-26200-8655-and-26100-8655-1a9bcba6-5f53-4075-8156-fe11ac631737my fucking box just updatedIs this going to detect all my memes on my computer and flag me now?
>>109031067What happens when one is negative multiple zeros zero-days? At what point do all those zeros' begin to cancel themselves out resulting in a juice nothing burger?
>>109033751>juice nothing burgerwhy do I understand this jibberish?you fucking retard. kys now
>>109033798Are you telling me that you don't appreciate gboard's autocorrect hallucinations? What are you, a luddite?
>>109033823what are you phoneposting using google speak on your phone or some shit?
>>109033846Aye, guilty as charged
What are some C tricks that /g/ knows?
>>109033428Nobody compiles code for anything but x86 so no reason not to do everything in assembly.
>>109033417Idiot. How is that a C trick?
>>109033458pretty much
>>109024389x does go to 0 tho
>>109026980>degumbilling
What have you built with Fable 5 anon?
>>109027370>>109029835I miss NewJeans
>goyble
Nothing. It is just a ploy to burn through your quota twice as fast.
Nothing since it's banned from working on things that actually matter (AI related things).
Nothing. I simply don't have extra 200$ to spend so I can use it for less than two weeks.
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>>109030139I'm starting to become more serious about running Linux and tried to run a game the other day but like 5 minutes after I closed it, my whole PC froze for like two minutes.
>>109033029Long time Linux home server user here>is there any benefit to certain CPUs or GPUs for Linux?Yes, more than CPU's it's the GPU's because of drivers>I'd like to go Intel for QuicksyncThat's the most sensible choice actually
>>109012423CAFE desktop is being forked off of MATE, as well as many packages required. Several distros are removing packages that MATE requires, meaning a fork is needed. Right now only packaged for Shartix and Debian sid.
>>109033088Worth reminding that Arc GPU's also support Quicksync, including AV1 Quicksync, and with the right motherboard and case you can have more than one GPU in your system.
>>109033029-Nvidia drivers are closed source and not part of the official Linux kernel-newer Intel CPUs have e-cores and p-coresI have no idea how's the support on those CPUs. Obviously Linux can use all CPU cores but I have no idea does it apply any kind of logic between the two different set of CPU cores to make an use of their differences.>>109031995>>109032839>le Arch=hard memeNever understood how could a normal binary distro be hard to use in any regard.>>109031460>"servers can't be updated"It's not a server VS desktop thing, it's a production environment VS non-production environment thing.I used to have a VPS for monkeying around and ran Arch with it, picture relates. Worked great, not all servers are production environments where billion little things are dependent on other billion little things where shit breaks down in an instant when something changes. My server ran SSH, CertBot and Lighttpd so the system was infinitely simpler than any desktop for example.
THEY ARE ACTUALLY BUILDING DATACENTERS NEAR MY HOME IN GEORGIA AND MY WATER IS TURNING BROWN
>>109024991>MY WATER IS TURNING BROWNWait a little longer, and you won't be able to afford water anymore.Problem solved.
>>109027917>>109028078It will help the US economy because the money will be floating around in the US along with the usage of said data center. If a foreign company buys space or buys tokens at that data center. These farming assholes own entire counties that they don't pay anyone import illegals and export bullshit plant that only saudi's use. The give NOTHING. Fuck them!
>>109028565100% true. These people are fucking morons it is unreal. You could even say the evaporating water from the cooling is just "cooled down" turned back into water with some loss in these data center loops. These fucking morons have no fucking idea what in the fuck they are saying.
>>109032525I’m profiting quite well thank you.
>>109024991What are the chances AI datacenter opposition is by the data centers themselves?They're wildly unprofitable and getting cancelled by local regulations or whatever is 100x better than getting cancelled because you admit to unprofitability.
Cause they actually produce good images if you're not retarded to give it nothing but generic trash.
>>109030192Yep.
>>109030192I hope it stays that way so they don't fucking overwhelm it like they overwhelmed Claude AI to the point not even the paid version was working anymore(and it still isn't).
>>109030192And that, in turn, is why barely anyone uses it.The unemployed jeets who spam in those threads could never afford them.
>>109033096Happy April the 1st. The shit they pulled during March was on purpose, they were going to reduce the bandwidth either way even if the OpenAI fags didn't migrate to Claude.AI after they heard Claude actually get_shit_done coding wise.Same with Suno and Udio AI, that shit used to make good stuff in the earlier versions for free with 3000 tokens a month during beta version and now it only makes the stuff you heard during beta BUT BETTER, only if you pay.And the free version now? Enjoy the earrape.
>>109030041for me, it's copilot
