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>>107889791
You are getting ripped off, 24€ is too much for this model.
>>107889663
Considering that usually the outputs are wired in parallel and all 3 headphones were quite low impedance once (like 20-30 Ohm) the real load could have been like 6-8 Ohm or even lower, so a blowout is not something unimaginable.

>>107890261
>a blowout is not something unimaginable.
I kinda doubt that. The spec sheet says the DX5II is rated for what, 7.6W per channel into 16 Ohms? Clearly the thing's got plenty of current handling ability.

>>107889663
>>107890274
Supposedly the person had an early batch unit and the later batches don’t have this problem. I am not about to plug three headphones into mine to test this out though.

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>>107888027
Do any of you know if there's a device that takes an AM/FM radio signal and puts it out through coaxial S/PDIF? Preferably for less than 30 dollarydoos and WITHOUT any bloated bluetooth/wifi streaming feature creep. Nearest I've found are DVD home theater centers from like 2005, but exceptionally few of them actually have the digital coax out.
>why do you want this?
Local radio is based.
>why this configuration specifically?
My setup is pretty retarded, but I have a free floating digital coax input and quick access to radio would be neat.

>>107878391
go install TempleOS on your computer

>>107878391
its been the end and they've been filtering everyone too stupid to adapt since 9/11

a giant meteor hitting this planet would be the best outcome

>>107878391
Use Windows 95 instead

>>107878391
>2026
>xe uses Microslop Pajeetware

>>107878391
>not using w11 enterprise with all the bloat removed
i shiggy diggy

>>107890353
i'm broke nigga

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>>107880688
>mfw i have 10gig FTTH and seed from my NAS
>mfw i'm a seedbox user

>>107890439
You're Albanian though

>>107890513
huh?

>>107890354
What's the problem?

testing if im banned holy life

>>107889809
You can never be sure if *something* will happen for any reason isn't it? Kinda sad when you think about it.

>>107890533
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>>107890308
Looks like we have a stray dog from your general, we don't want it, come pick it up.

>>107890569
good stay here, this is your containment.

>>107888831
I find Defender to be the only 'quality' MS product so I keep the automatic sample submission on.

>network -a
>Mmmm yes, yes
>I have no fucking idea what I'm looking at
I want to check all my current connections and I want to be sure what is making what connection (like the browser or antivirus).

But I have no idea how to look at this, networking filters me hard.

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>>107890019
Playing with Stardock Connection Explorer but Edge WebView, ick. IDK if there is an open source equivalent.

>>107881597
Found a solution, praise goodness because I absolutely needed this.
https://github.com/Bladez1992/LTSConvert
Seems to run scripts based on everything everybody does normally, but he must have extra failsafes in place for whatever was gunking up my attempts. The guy who made it probably included a workaround every possible roadblock. Worked like a charm. Wish I'd seen this earlier. Saving and keeping forever.

>>107888559
you can turn that off on edge settings

>>107890431
heyyy, dont call my great vibe coded ui shitty! i did set a sys prompt.
>Write Big Nigga's next reply in a fictional chat between Big Nigga and Anon. Never speak for Anon.
>Big Nigga:
>tha hardest nigga u eva seen, black as fuck, real OG gangsta, always keepin it real, obese
>Big Nigga is always ready to talk to you or answer your questions. Big Nigga knows everything.
>Big Niggas first greeting to Anon: sup nigga what you wanna know
there, this carefully crafted and elegant sys prompt was in there you asshole!

>>107890403
fair enough, could be. directly asking to explain subaru, rem and ram they get it 80% right.

>>107889634
>>107890462
nta. I recommended supertonic some time ago. Keep an eye out on soprano-80m
>https://huggingface.co/ekwek/
For the soprano models (~80m params, english only, autoregressive, low latency/streaming)
and
>https://huggingface.co/KevinAHM
Who made onnx exports of the soprano models.
I'm working on getting soprano to work on my tts thing.

Single voice, no cloning. ekwek seems to have code for training on his github. It may eventually have voice cloning.
>https://github.com/ekwek1/soprano
>https://github.com/ekwek1/soprano-factory

>>107890414
>>107890472 (Me)
Anyway I was taking a shit. Here's a more elaborate response.
Even in a back shelf drugstore erotica novel 99% of the text isn't sex scenes.
When people ERP on forums, 99% of the text isn't sex scenes.
Even when people ERP in conversations on discord you don't have shit where one person says "ahh ahh mistress" and then the other is expected to write a torrent of lascivious filth.
Like people expect these gradiose, zero effort RPs from models that in no way resemble any kind of human authored text and then wonder why models fail at it.
>give me the smut without the buildup, the dialogue, the call and answer, the introspection, etc.
In what universe does this text exist to even train a model on?
It's like the retards with their rose colored goggles about c.ai
The reason it had soul was because it was new and people hadn't yet developed this zero effort race to the bottom approach to rping with chatbots. So people actually typed to it like they would type to someone they met on discord and everyone knows that shit was trained on private discord data. So the response was more human-like.
Now people type to an LLM like it's a smut dispenser, or whatever they want and they wonder why the response is less humanlike. Because humans don't fucking operate like that. Nowhere is there a piece of organic human writing in the pretraining data that works like that. Other than customer support call center logs.

>>107890492
there is little consistency in your prompt. write it like
>this is a roleplay between user and char. write normal paragraphs but focus on dialog over descriptions and lists. don't write for user, only write for char.

>writing example:
><your example, fix your obvious line and naming issues>

>>107890562
holy promptlet

>>107889968
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>>107876384
get a toilet currynigger

>>107876268
macbooks are no longer overrated. they are very lightweight, power efficient, long battery life, have top tier performance (gpu aside), and have no need to be plugged in and most importantly they just werk. no tinkering around, just plug and play

I buy tools because they just work!

Translation: You buy shitty tools

If you could spend $2k on a new computer nobody here drops it on a macbook

>>107883050
apple gpu has been decent since the M3, the M5 however is stellar

Hot girls don't use Windows

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is f2-klein the new hotness then?

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>Prompt executed in 2.39 seconds
wew lads

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>>107890527
i wanna use it but i dont wanna update comfy to use it :(

>>107890551
Why

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>>107890556
every time comfy updates, its gets worse. in newer versions, people have been complaining about a bunch of annoying UI changes and I was hoping to avoid all that for as long as possible

>>107887688
>Guix
>CPUs may not function fully.
grim

I gotta just drop into the thread and say that vertico + consult + meow is goated

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>>107887873
Read SICP and achieve SATORI.
https://youtu.be/RhSwBgF-g4I

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>>107890558
This is with a very very faint selection (population size = 100, selection size = 95). In reality it converges in a couple steps to the min.

>>107889902
>can you explain the thousands of hours of footage on youtube of people using force feedback mods without a problem?
Thousands of hours? Okay, link me one.

>>107889902
>kek and this garbage is supposed to be better?
The zapper looks stupid because of 80s moral panic, the original Famicom gun is a revolver. That said, even the zapper feels vaguely gun like in the hand, which no VR turd does. If you now point to the zapper clone that you can bolt a tracker to that doesn't actually work right anymore because Valve deleted half the features of the trackers, I'm going to laugh at you.

If VR actually had games that were even half as good as the worst light gun title I can think of, you might have a point. Unfortunately, VR is completely devoid of content, and even the absolute minimum level shit I thought would be an option when I wasted money on a headset, like being able to play Time Crisis in VR, never really came to fruition. Now please, tell me all about EmuVR so I can shit on you for talking about that too.

>>107877608
>it's

>>107889973
> Okay, link me one.
don't boomers know how to web search?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8qgrTlQDaU

this is incomparably closer to shooting a real gun. lightgun garbage limits you to a tiny screen

>which no VR turd does
oh really? then what is this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_hWNIet_GA
you're aware that when you put on a HMD your hands overlap with whatever you're seeing in VR, right? controller shape is irrelevant, you can't tell the difference as you're playing

>Time Crisis in VR, never really came to fruition
kek you want VR to play this retarded garbage?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40ZtoY-A2s0

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>>107886460

I can see a lot of what you describe as novel things that are explored in venues like Dave and Busters. I don’t see people buying AR equipment like the Meta Glasses to experience it themselves. AR would have to be practical in ways a smartphone isn’t. Showing directions on your face while you’re walking around could be useful, but is that so revolutionary when you could just get a smart watch?

>>107886681

I think you overestimate what people are willing to pay for something like this. Even if it did those things at $250 the average person isn’t going to go for it. Do you think they know what higher resolution passthrough even means?

>>107886698

Me too. I don’t understand what the metaverse is at all going off the marketing and I’m a VR veteran at this point.

>>107886719

Zuckerberg got lightning in a bottle with Facebook and was wise to have it start in colleges and fan out. Starting with a dedicated use case and consumer base (college students talking to each other willing to give up their personal information) was genius. Having it fan out from college students to their families? Diabolical. He won’t be able to strike it big like that again.

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>>107877608
VR games sucked dick and VR role playing servers were just troony toon AGP groom rooms.

>>107884467
Is just a word, bro.

>>107883072
How about Assembled in the Soviet Union?

>>107889005
It has a ring to it.

>>107863213
Only way to be sure about that is to desolder the WiFi chip.

>>107860395
Some CRT TV in some flea store, and an android box is superior.

>>107890110
Docker only works for individual applications.
LXC/LXD are system containers, meaning you have services, logs, scheduled tasks, and so on, just like in a real OS.

>>107890160
Blame whoever came up with the failed (and pushed) streamed app shit. Now Apple wants to start renting apps and I can't even find videos about Google, streaming and apps without a flood of results about their new TV streamer.

Streaming *everything* is what these companies want. They'll stream you oxygen if they can get the patent.

>>107889708
I think I got it running (?) but I need to manually run
>modprobe -r thinkpad_acpi
>modprobe thinkpad_acpi fan_control=1
And start the thinkfan.service everytime I boot. Wiki says something about generating initramfs manually but I'm confused by it. How do I do that?

>>107890349
So if I want to run... idk a tor gateway or i2p router in a container to be used with other software (lets say, a web browser)
is better to run these services/applications as multiple dockers that communicate with each other (with docker compose) or run them in a single / multiple lxc container(s)?

I guess what I'm also getting at is, apart from portability reasons, why is docker more popular if you can do the same with lxc with all the benefits of system containers? Being lightweight can't be the reason since you can use alpine for lxc and I don't see it as inherently more secure since it runs as root ....

>>107890539
it is never always better to use one over the other, or else both wouldn't exist

>why is docker more popular if you can do the same with lxc with all the benefits of system containers?
time to market, LXD is younger than docker, config for LXC containers pre LXD was more tedious which is a problem Docker solved, as it was originally based on LXC

>>107889870
hi

>>107889801
why wouldn't it be fixable? Use more flux and re-wet those legs. the melting solder should contract on the leg.

>>107889801
i should have looked closer. you may have to remove some of the solder mask from those traces in front of the legs so you can actually get something down. it also looks like you don't have enough heat in the solder you are using. you may also try a tiny bit of wire from the (lightly) scraped back traces to the legs that are broken off.

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>>107889801
i have no idea how i'm supposed to respond to the text of your post so i'll just respond to the image you posted. your soldering looks shitty and there might be a poor/intermittent connection.

put some flux on the leads of the IC, and reflow the solder with a tinned tip. if there's too much solder after reflowing then clean it up with some solder wick. if your solder wick isnt working, put flux onto the wick and use a heavily tinned tip on the wick.

pic related is through hole but you get the idea.

>>107889801
Not quite...