>>107639526
Good, maybe you'll spend your money more wisely from here on.

vidya industry is in the absolute shitter, if that's what you were intending to use it for anyway

>>107639526
I fell for the 5060ti 16Gb

>The imaginary problem that the media invented to capitalize on the anti-AI trend.

>The imaginary problem that billionaire tech-retard-bros invented to make it seem like AI is super popular and everyone is buying it.

It's one of the two.

>>107639824
What's wrong with it?

>>107639565
>after the RAM apocalypse its time for the CPU apocalypse with AMD, Intel and the rest gunning for quantum AI

>Linux
>Intel/AMD
>open to chink hardware
This is what's required. However gamers who buy nvidia need to be shot in the streets, no trial.
It's that simple, they enable it. If they bought an Ampere, ada or blackwell card then they're asking for it.
They were warned, for years. And all they did was cry about drivers and that driver locked features were good actually, all while TDPs were pushed up and up.

No mercy.

>>107639454
Brain chips are too useful for the general public. If you can modify behaviour, state, hormonal responses then you can essentially cure issues outright. Alcoholism, addiction, neuropathy, pain response, depression, agoraphobia, anxiety etc are all up for grabs as easy wins if brain chips can stimulate the correct responses.

Think about this. See when you're hungry? You're not actually starving and you don't NEED to eat at the time. It's a hormonal response, ghrelin that comes in waves. If you ignore it, it can pass in as little as 20 minutes, your body does this until you shift into ketosis and start burning fat. Your body also takes up to 20 minutes after eating to tell you that you're full, that's why people can over eat and end up overweight.
Brain chips can solve that. The second your brain receives the first hunger response from Ghrelin, you can overwrite it to block the signal. No hunger, no crankyness. If you can also program in that the person drinks some water or takes in some electrolytes, you can have people run long term rolling fasting cycles of 72-96 hours without risk, without suppressing their metabolism.
Look at how ozempic works right now, you're talking about something like that, with almost no side effects as long as the brain chip is solid. Literally the only people who would be unable to lose weight in this world would be people with advanced diabetes; for people with pre-diabetes or light diabetes this can be worked on with a doctor.

Brain chips are simply too big for the next financial bubble. The tech has the ability surpass AI and AGI. It's as solid a concept as the sci-fi definition of ASI.

>>107635372
china is 13+ years behind nvidia and 20+ years behind asml
china exaggerates their ability at every turn
don't hold your breath

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>>107635553
>https://www.jdpower.com/business/press-releases/2025-china-vehicle-dependability-study-vds
chinese electric car companies are subsidized by their government in an effort to flood the market with their junk. this has lead to a barrage of completely garbage new chinese car companies springing up to take advantage of said subsidies.

look at pic related. lower number of PP100 (problems per 100) are better. notice how chinese cars are significantly more likely to have problems? it's because they're fucking junk, like most chinese products. cheap temu junk

you are a shill or a retard

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>>107641933
You can force the font size and the thumbnails size, try playing with these values

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Test

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Blue Clover's github page is 404. It is well and truly, unequivocally, totally over

>>107642255
>>107638679

>>107642255
Hard to believe there wouldn't be dozens of forks, most of them with zero changes since whenever they got forked

>>107641839
I doubt your ram is going to brick or your hard drives are going to fail unless any of your components are over like 10 years old but if anything does fail then the good news is used hard drives are pretty cheap but the bad news is used memory is still expensive as fuck

>>107641839
New hardware has price setting authority over used, but that stuff is still cheap as shit no matter how much ecelebs and brokies kvetch. PC gaming is a very inexpensive hobby. See how far 128GB of DDR5 gets you playing with guns or pickemup trucks.

why does

nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24

say 255 hosts up from a linux vm but only 7 hosts up in wsl2? i think theres more than 7 things on this network but i could be wrong, that might be everything.

the vm is showing the same things with the same addresses but the command itself takes much much longer to run than the same on wsl2, why is that?

Anyone with network support / administration experience? It's probably a very basic question, I hope, but... seems like a huge roadblock in my company. Imagine the following scenario
>There is a website the user wants to connect to.
>The website's frontend works, but part of its functionality doesn't (after you click a button it sends an API request to a different endpoint, which returns 403 Forbidden).
>The 403 issue happens only on the company's network. Doesn't occur if I am connected via remote.

Apparently, this means that all the Experts(tm) don't have to do anything until I return to the office, which is physically closed until the second week of January.

Is it really not possible for them to test if the issue was resolved without me connecting to the website and clicking the button/connecting to the API endpoint while they're watching me live, like a trained monkey? Shouldn't the network team have some way to test this themselves by using our company's network as a proxy? I failed my network class in university, so I may be baffled due to my own lack of knowledge. But it's just baffling that the whole fixing process cannot proceed without some Indians looking at me doing the same thing over and over and over again even though it's already explained a hundred times in the ticket.

>>107639861
Well first of all my automatic solver extension stopped working so that's already worse than the holocaust right there (if the caust happened which it didn't)

>>107639095
Faster is better, although RAM speed is something overclockers typically worry about. RAM can be overclocked sometimes in the mobo options btw, so you can check out the performance diff yourself if you manage to do that. Otherwise, if you really wanna test it out, I suggest doing the experiment yourself once you get some faster clock RAM. The extra speed of the RAM will help the machine's OS with doing math

>>107639714
If you're allowed to put the expressions flush to the left such that there's no space before the initial "(", you can just do:
M-x align-regexp RET SPC RET

Just align on a single space character.

>>107639714
https://github.com/edkolev/evil-lion is an option for evil users. It's not completely automatic, but it can get you a lot of the way there.

>>107640155
>>107640175
>It's not completely automatic
>If you're allowed to put the expressions flush to the left
I think so, once you got it interactively it's possible to wrap the command inside a save-excursion block with whatever initial mark placement you need

>>107639159

(defun align-let-value-forms ()
  "When point is at the beginning or at the end of a `let' bindings
form, indent all the value-forms so they're all aligned with the
value-form on the highest column."
  (interactive)
  (unless (and (listp (sexp-at-point))
               (seq-some 'listp (sexp-at-point)))
    (user-error "Not a valid sexp for `align-let-value-forms'."))
  (save-excursion
    (let ((begin (if (char-equal ?\( (char-after))
                     (point)
                   (backward-list)
                   (point)))
          (end (progn (forward-list) (point)))

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>>107642144
i just found out stuff like this

(let ((foo)
      (bar)))

is syntactically correct in elisp.

this code doesn't take such forms into account, so replace the (while sexps ...) form with

(while sexps
  (when (listp (car sexps))
    (if (/= 2 (length (car sexps)))
        (forward-sexp)
      (down-list)
      (forward-sexp 2)
      (backward-sexp)
      (setq point-column-alist

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>>107640467
INSTALL IT
TRY IT
SEE

Simple as.

>>107636834
nothing good comes from pandering to normies and it's more equivalent to the husband killing the nagging wife to restore peace and quiet in his life

>>107638631
Embrace the full install, honestly. I used to care about having a "minimal" system with as few packages as possible, as well, to save on space. Over the years I've realized that this is a massive waste of time. Dependencies will install all sorts of unnecessary shit, and having to constantly keep your system updated to install new software is a pain.
Instead, embrace it: It's only some 12gb, and whenever you're looking for a program to do what you want, it's a delight to find out that something that can do it is already installed and ready to go, so you don't have to waste time comparing different programs to do the thing, and can just use whichever is already installed. I always look at slackware for my software selection.
The only package suite worth skipping is KDE, but I'd advise even against that, as it has very good tools like a better pdf viewer than xpdf.

>>107641726 (Me)
Similarly, when building software it's incredible to already have all the dependencies available and not have to waste time hunting for the right -dev packages.

>>107633705
Noob detected.

Slackware is unironically the worst distro in the world:

* single maintainer who may or may not decide to keep doing it
* old software
* outdated packages with unpatched security holes (unlike Debian Stable -- they backport fixes into their outdated versions, which is a ton of work, requiring a big team)
* broken dependencies galore, unless you just install everything

>>107639937
Makes sense. Glad I turned that shit off.

turned all the memory/sharing stuff off and it still gave me this. how does it know all this stuff about me if I already deleted all these chats?

>>107642094
>memory/sharing stuff off
>deleted
Fell for it again award

this entire thread hurts me

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>>107639519
kek

>>107642095
I miss watching his coding videos. It was so pure and genuine. Then of course, status, money and power are introduced and enshittification begins.

>>107642095
>>107642105
>>107642183
>This has absolutely gotten my attention. I was not expecting to be anywhere near this impressed with this project
most disingenuous shilling of the day. fuck you, this gay youtube channel and this trash browser

Zen was a botnet and I think IceCat devs have fallen ill
so good luck

>>107642232
classic autist reading way too much into a simple pose he gave absolutely no thought to

>>107642095
is he natty?

>>107642270
NTA but I like Windows 8.1. it was pretty good

>>107642339
I'm also on 8.1 right now though I use 7 on my gaming desktop because it's so comfy

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Why is windows 7 like this?

>>107642240
OP is a faggot who posted the exact same thing yesterday around this time
Your samefagging isn’t going to convince anyone but complete newfags that they should use a 20 year old OS decades behind on security updates so please an hero already

>>107642240
Sage goes in all fields

>>107640963
Go back to the grave, Dijkstra.

>>107640944
grim, isn't it?

>>107640263
We're not, but a job's a job and at least I didn't get btfo by Soulja Boy.

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>>107640263
>How do you respond?

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>>107640957
>The majority of humans on earth are some shade of brown, yet they're also not real people. Get it now?

>>107641932
I dont do things that are illegal or that harm others. I work at a food pantry. My life is an open book. If someone wants to watch footage of me walking down the sidewalk I could care less. What, that'd you'd want to hide from someone, could you possibly be doing on a public sidewalk?

>>107641932
>Why are Americans ok with Flock cameras recording everything they do 24/7?
morons doing moron things. coming up next on today's episode of pointing out the obvious: the sun.. it's hot! ice is cold! and other confounding mysteries
>>107642238
>i have nothing to hide etc.
put one in your bedroom

Millions of tax payer dollars in exchange for giving power hungry autocrats the shittiest version possible surveillance state they desperately desire. Most of the time it happens without a vote. The public has no say in it, and the average boomer is so checked out they genuinely think like >>107642238

>>107641932
We went through this with Snowden. Americans don't care and don't value privacy as much as other better European countries

>>107641932
China's camera surveillance system also exists, Jews should go there instead of staying in America

>>107639106
Maybe that's because people DON'T FUCKING WANT THEM? Sure, announce the feature when it's added, and if the user says no, make sure they know where to find the setting if they change their mind, but if they decline it there was probably a reason.

>>107635199
it probably has happened but if so it's been pretty rare
you can still turn off most of the bad shit in about:config

>>107635004
>Computer programmers still don't understand consent.
Yes, it's the software developers who are pushing this shit, not the MBAbros and woketards that run the companies. Everyone knows manager cowers before the might software developer, falling to their knees, begging the software developer to have mercy on the poor powerless managers when dictating the direction of the company. Why are software developers like this?

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>>107635004
This

>>107635004
"Does Microsoft understand consent?"
>Yes
>Remind me later

>>107642223
>He's a grown man who uses little girl images to express how he's feeling

>>107642241
>he replies to anime posters

>greentexts
>in 2016+9

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>>107642223
Damn right I do, you nigger faggot

Chink shit :/
Chink shit, Lenovo :O

All big tech CEOs should be rounded up and summarily executed

>>107641767
It's a Indian century. Timmy is just living in it

>>107641767
>Langley

Strange....

>>107641767
I will redeem the green cards sirs

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>>107642037
>if that means selling out your own people
Er, he's helping his own people.

>reposting a 2 month old video
faggot

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>>107638173
Different classes of tech tuber. One discusses computing applications & topics. The other does hardware repair, with a focus towards vintage machines.

>>107638173
>superior to laurie wired
nah, laurie has a special charm to her, and her content is deeper than it seems at face value.

see >>107640174

>>107638173
the two aren't comparable. they have their own lanes. laurie: software, sayaka': hardware.

>>107640825
And both of them are being coached by their bf pimp to do and say everything they do on camera. Whores, whores never change.