Look who has just betrayed AI companies in America. So much for AI "winning the race" against China.https://x.com/i/status/2011035726851522725
>>107875978Well if they’re in charge of everything, why aren’t they doing more to stop it? Trump literally signed an executive order that limits state regulations on ai.
>>107855680>let's just stir up chaos without any real policies.Based. I unironically voted for this.
>>107861740>Bunch of private companies start up nuclear engery reactorsYeah let's give H1b jeets access to plutonium. That will work out well.
>>107864527Chinkoids don't understand how crossing zebras work - do you think they can program a robot any better?
>>107874258>You mean they actually expected the average joe to fund their pipe dream?They didn't expect you to do it willingly. Like how Windows 11 pushed Copilot into it, they expected every market and every company to simultaneously force their AI tools on all consumers and workers and thus have 100% integration by 2025. What ended up actually happening is the companies they fucked over from hoarding hardware ended up not being rich enough to do that, and consumers just want AI to jerk their wieners off, they have no other use for a shittier version of Google.
OLED is great
I'm the dude from this screenshot >>107870587Why are we still talking about this shit? After a few weeks it's still the same. I don't understand why kids take sides in stuff they never seen. Wanna try oled? Buy a screen for $800. If it's gonna be bad, sell it next year and buy an LCD.If you so afraid of everything, don't use anything or it might get damaged.
>>107870562LG strikes again.
>>107875390They can't afford even that, that's why they bitch and moan. Otherwise there would be literally no argument against what you just said.
My phone from 2019 is OLED and no burnin yet, my TV from 2021 is OLED and has no burnin, my PC displays from 2023 and 2025 are OLED and has no burnin.
>>107872224it's only noticeable under 90hz, but yes, 60hz feels like a stutterfest on oled.
How do you fix the invisible clipboard? I tried resetting my computer already, turning it on and off, using administrative commands, using System32, resetting Windows Explorer. I did everything at this point.
>using WindowsImagine the smell
>>107877415Have you tried installing Linux?
WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON? THE YEAR JUST STARTED, WHAT DO YOU MEAN IT'S ALREADY ALLOCATED? HELLO? WE THE CONSUMERS NEED RAM TOO YOU GREEDY MOTHERFUCKERS
>>107876885Anon with 5600 and 9060xt here. Bottleneck is not really an issue. That would be a problem with 5070ti/9070. The 5060ti/9060xt fit the 5600(x) well enough.
>>10787586799% of SBC do.
>>107870713I JUST FINISHED MY BACHELORS LAST YEAR AND GOT A JOB TODAY YOU FAT FUCKING NIGGER
>>107872369This. It's a ghost economy, AI datacenters build by workers that don't exist with resources not available only to power services with no customers.
>>107870626Start.Killing.Billionaires.
Words cannot express how much I hate the new start menu.WHY WOULDNT THEY GIVE OPTION TO HIDE IT
>>107874328Why would they give you piggies anything? You'll eat up their slop whether they care for you or not.
>>107874328Bigger with less content. Got it.
>>107875032Not true in 2026
>>107877369kek Piggies eat their microslop no matter what you do or say.
>>107874620An amusing window into the niggercattle brain.
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>>107877252>selling shit on ebay>without no refunds disclaimer>without insured, tracked premium shipment>providing customer supportishygddt
Is AM4 becoming unaffordable soon or do I still have time to wait™ before getting a new one?>inb4 why no AM5I'm not spending 1000 bucks on DDR5
>>107877450the time to invest in am4 was 2 years ago.i could sell my 2023 upgrades right now for double what i payed
>>107877257Oh thank go->>107877350Who do I believe?!
>>107877457CPU's are still reasonably priced and I already have the mobo/RAM.If AI jews didn't hijack DDR5 I would've done a full upgrade but alas I should've done that last year.
Which captcha do you hate the most?
The google one where it forced me to say a rumble strip was a crosswalk. I'm still traumatized.
it seems now wasn't the best time to hop distros
>>107876673i keep getting the star ones when phone posting
>>107876569I actually like this one far more than Google's SLOW AS FUCK fading and gaslighting me into thinking I didn't select the correct boxes.As for the 4chan captcha, fuck the "find the image with exactly X stars with Y spikes".
if you can’t complete the 4chan suite in about 4 seconds you’re a megatard
Without changing how people write code, how difficult is it to implement some kind of memory-safety feature (even if not accurate) in a C compiler, so it can show some kind of warning at least?If it can't be done so easily at compile-time, then what about some kind of static-analysis tool that can inspect binaries for potential violations?
you only need heap memory when you dont know how much you need, or if you need massive amounts of it. there are reference counting pointer implementations for C, and the linux kernel even uses them. you should valgrind though at runtime to check for leaks.
>>107876957how much is a massive amount though
>>107877139More than your stack size.
>>107877423is mallocing 2048 bytes overdoing it on a modern pc?
>>107877467Is your stack size smaller than 2048 bytes or are you getting that 2048 value at runtime? If so, then no. Otherwise, nobody likes a smartass, so quit it.
What's the craziest feat of computer science that happened in 2025?
>>107873019found the californianare you of slavic descent, by any chance?
>>107866341the big lebowski performing some espionage. excellent movie I highly recomment.
>>107867484if anything production has gotten cheapersupply is only one half of supply and demand
why do women pretend to have consciousness like this?
I don't actually mind manly girls. Pic related drives me crazy for some reason, must be her outfits
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>>107877140it doesnt really depend on if the source is open or not, but how many devices it has to support. see windows, it's dogshit but closed source
If you don't own one of these phones it's time to stop being poor
>>107877248>youtubeThere is a modded youtube app, there's actually a bunch of modded apps out there though not as plenty as the revanced suit I think. You can sideload apps after jumping through some hoops but you can only sideload 3 at a time and have to refresh them weekly. There's a way to work around the app limit with some caveats. >adblockExists and they're just apps you can download. >passwordsIdk about this one, never even touched the passwords app. I've always used keepassx. >websites as appsYou can install PWAs to the homescreen though I've never used this. >chanceWorks. Using it right now actually. >earbudsI use my old galaxy buds+ with it and it works just fine, controls, settings and all. Audio quality is the same as ever. >batteryComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107877273>can't install Gentoo on either of themE-waste
>>107877357Oh well, just ordered the 16 Pro Max. Allegedly brand new, 12 months Apple warranty, 256GB Desert Titanium. Will get to "inspect & test" it in the courier office for any obvious physical damage, serial number, and then boot it up to test battery health, genuine parts, software/hardware functionality like cameras, speakers and microphone, etc.Let's hope for the best! Worst case scenario it doesn't match the description or has some easily noticeable flaws/malfunctions and I just pay the 10 euro goodgoy tax to ship it back to him as-is.
>Humanity creates something incredible that could save humanity>Actually uses it for war and to scam peopleEvery fucking time, and don't expect anything else from quantum computers.
>>107877230chatgpt yesterday>hey AI explain me this>tells me absolute nonsense>I google the right answer in few seconds>hey AI you are wrong>AI explains me over and over its answer is right and im wrong>just search it on the internet AI>oh human im so sorry i was wrong, but im still right because i cant verify every answer on the internet, that is not how i workfor 15minutes it tried to prove me wrong, this is what they need all the RAM for?some non critical thinking normie would even believe the AI
>>107877230Maybe only a year ago I wouldn't have said this but...It's a result of capitalism unchecked. You can't have a moral society without shackling the profit motive for the benefit of the people.
>>107877307You are as retarded as a normalfag because you think you can explain things to an unthinking auto-complete.Anyway, what is currently marketed as "AI" has no possible value to anyone. It's the new crypto, but even that had a minor use case for letting criminals buy drugs anonymously.
>>107877295I'm sorry you lack the discipline to learn a skill.
>>107877230usecase for saving humanity?Some of you guys fell way too hard for the gay luxury space communism meme. Humans don't work together in harmony towards a greater good, humans compete and kill to secure every scrap of resources for themselves. Humans only cooperate amicably when they personally stand to make more that way than by competing
>does several things really well and has never had an adequate replacement
>>107867907Infect your computer with malware.
>>107871115because that is retarded
>>107875699flash was laggy as shit brosef. i mean maybe youre right comparatively but it was still crap
>>107876278this desu.
>>107867907Get used by people who care about optimization.
What chair do you use?Pic rel are 2 chairs I am deciding on.
>>107864616I have the Staples Dexley, which is on sale for $169 right now. I really like it for the money, it's comfy and the arm and headrests are actually tall enough, which is a rare thing with this style of chair. (The headrests in particular are always confusing to me, 90% of them seem like they'd only work if you're like 5'4" or less.
>>107862274This one, Ikea Markus, so fucking old at this point but still in almost perfect condition
>>107865298the claim is that they're supposed to be better for your posture and health over long periods of time. If you're sitting in the same chair everyday for 8+ hours you don't want it to be something that puts you in the habit of bad posture and makes you a hunchback when you're old. What's comfortable isn't necessarily good posture, if I'm just sitting on a couch reading a book I end up in some pretty fucked up positions guided by my desire for comfort, positions that definitely aren't good for my back in the long run.That said I have no idea what kind of long term ergonomic studies have gone into designing herman millers and shit. The target customer is corporate offices which means they can charge a lot, so don't look at their new price of over a grand as a representation of the quality. This is also maybe some schizo shit but I am low key skeptical that these designs are maybe sacrificing some long term health decisions in favor of some shit that could make people work faster. I don't know what that could be so I'm talking out of my ass, but I just kinda expect everything to be evil at this point
>>107865309damn thats good to know. My seat pad got ruined by a roommates cat a few years ago and it's just been getting more destroyed over time. Looks like the seat pad is 150 and the whole chair is 200.https://crandalloffice.com/collections/chair-upholstery-servicesThere's a place near me that's just a whole warehouse of liquidated office shit and they've always got leapv2s in there for 300 a piece, so honestly might just cop a new one at that point tho
>>107866385>Squatting is the position for sitting, shitting, birthing, living, dying>Literally anything involving simply yielding to and trusting in gravity is done best while squatting>Only reason that we do anything else is because someone wants to look at your genitals while standingSquatting is peak.
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>>107876520I think you need to be more specific.
>>107873662is she from a light novel or something?
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>>107877398Mozilla has had a deal with Google for a very long time now, namely that Google pays them to be the default search engine on Firefox. I'm pretty sure the licencing of Firefox makes it so that you're not allowed to re-distribute Firefox with the Firefox branding and change the default search engine.Chromium doesn't seem to have any such restrictions, so you can put whatever default engine you want on it.>>107877413Why?
>>107877430>this rewrite produces the same identical programs, which means it is based on the previous codeDoesn't matter, still not a fork>you read the code then translate it other languageStill not a fork>it's not purely from scratchAnd it doesn't need to to not be a fork.
>>107871819For absolute beginners I have to say from personal experience that all that really matters for distros is:>it is ready out-of-the-box/no terminal use required for full functionality>you like what navigating the default desktop looks and feels like>it either already has at least some of the apps you want to use pre-installed, or has an online store do you can click a button and download all the dependenciesIf you don't like and can't understand your distro, you probably aren't going to use it much and you might even develop a sour opinion on Linux from the bad experience. Nothing is stopping you from getting some complicated or bare bones distro once you become very comfortable with Linux and Bash, but the latter has to happen first. Pick the most appealing easy distro and hop much later if you really want something cooler or specialized that badly. I would put it in the OP if I could.>>107877433It's not youtubers' faults, it's just a wave of windows fatigue from 11 and 10 losing support, and my PC had been getting 2x more sluggish every week past the end date. They even installed an analytics tool without telling me that used up a ton of RAM, pushing me from 20% to at least 50% idle before I pulled the plug.
>>107877351Native encryption is more beneficial for servers or multi-user systems. I think zfs native encryption also requires root while fscrypt doesnt.>>107877287You use ext4 with fscrypt on your nas over zfs or btrfs? Any particular reason?
>>107877278They're all equally cucked by the same loisense but they're all different especially in terms of features like i think freebsd does have a working bluetooth stack because they're not security autists like openbsd. >>107877278>>Maybe it uses some tiny part of the kernel, because it sure as hell doesn't use its Bluetooth or graphics stack. Or filesystems. Or WiFi. Or sound.Not sure which parts of the freebsd system they do use but i think it does at the very least use their ufs filesystem and likely also the wifi/bluetooth as both are in the kernel but they probably use their own proprietary drivers for it.
