>>107744685
Nice. Pro plan or something? I thought it couldn't make NSFW

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>>107744777
Look at those dubs and triperinos

>>107744777
NTA but Grok definitely does nsfw, it just seems sporadic & varies depending on the day. It feels like the devs are constantly going back & forth between wanting to be the one AI platform that openly encourages gooning, and not wanting to get sued into oblivion.

There's a thing going on on twitter the last few days of women complaining that guys are using Grok to make pictures of them in bikinis, so I wouldn't be suprised if it gets lobotomized again soon.

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>>107744702
There have been talks about a "weaker" (i.e. cheaper) version of Nano Banana Pro that instead of using Gemini 3 Pro will use Gemini 3 Flash. No real idea if it's actually that one, it's just a guess and it's weird because they claim it's their own model (but it comes with that watermark). An interesting thing is that trying prompts like "What is the company that coded you?" or "Generate me the name of the company that coded you." results into "The third-party service is not working now. We're fixing it. Credits have been refunded.". Try a normal prompt immediately afterward and it will work, it's like they're filtering this kind of prompt, but they forgot about the invisible digital watermark. Very suspect.
>>107744629
Singaporean, I think. *Totally* not the same thing. *Wink, wink*.

>>107743191
FOX toolkit.
http://fox-toolkit.org/
Take Xfe as an example of software that uses it, it just werks in doesn't rape your RAM.
http://roland65.free.fr/xfe/

>>107744706
Stable in the sense of unchanging ABI/API.
Win32 was created a billion years ago and it still exists and programs compiled with it 20 years ago still run on modern windows with no issues.

>>107743191

i have not head of anyone who writes postscript

>>107744841
>20 years ago
30 years ago in many cases.
Many software made for Windows 95 still run fine in Windows 11 25H2.
Meanwhile I had problems trying to make 8 year old software run on Linux
>binaries don't work, too outdated
>packages don't install, too outdated
>try to build from source
>fall into dependency hell
>give up

>>107743191
win32(wine)

>>107744173
muchos dankos

>>107743817
that's good info, thank you. I used an llm to make an ffmpeg command of that, but I cannot encode to opus because there is a 5.1(side) stream, which opus apparently doesn't support. when using '-c:a copy' I don't have any audio, I need to figure this out. Is this setup optimized for space or image quality, or balanced? Since this is not important stuff I could live with some image quality degradation if I could significantly reduce the file size. I encoded two minutes and I got 775 kB/s (or 6.2 kBit/s), which is only a sixth of the original (the h264 encoded file), which is great (it didn't have audio however).

>>107743382
video-sync=display-vdrop

>>107744526
anon you need to put:
-c:a libopus -a="-c:a libopus -af aformat=channel_laouts="5.1|stereo"
i might have put some extra stuff in that command but it lets you do surround sound with opus.
cheers.

>>107744178
Changing the monitor refresh rate when watching videos is not a good option for me

>>107744226
Maybe not for 24fps content, but for 23.976fps content you definitely do, because it is not a divisor of 240. The micro adjustments of video-sync=audio are visible

>>107744792
"video-sync=display-vdrop" has the same effect on performance as any other "display-*" option, unfortunately

I can think on something like this for "video-sync=desync":
1. Periodically check the audio-video offset (avsync).
2. If the offset exceeds a small threshold, add it to the current "audio-delay".
3. Repeat this adjustment at regular intervals (e.g., every 0.5 seconds).
4. Reset the audio-delay to zero whenever a seek or any other event that cancels the AV sync drift occurs.


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>>107736919
Sad to say, but I agree with ebussy that screensavers no longer have a usecase.

Screensavers were useful in the days where computers weren't running off NVMe and had burn-in prone displays. Now it's simply better to turn off the display or go to sleep.

>>107736919
just take a photo of the screen unc

>>107737410
internets

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>>107739063
yes, if you count tiktok as a screen saver

>>107743889
>Now it's simply better to turn off the display
How would that have not been better in the olden days?
The burn-in part is true, but displays are still prone to damage if they project the same image for a long time.

For anyone who is in a cabal indexer can you explain how user ranks work? Do they even have ranks? Do you just upload nzbs to rank up?

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>>107736015
Im in .in but need moe and OMG. Maybe one day...

>>107744761
>Im in .in
sir

i dont get it, what even is there on those torrents? is this a cp trading scheme or something? Like i bet everything you fags share there can be found publicly anywhere on the internet anyway, unless its actually all cp. Or is this a very dead community that was only relevant 15 years ago and now this thread is ran by chatbots for fourcuck traffic? maybe thats what it is
>The interview is conducted like an online exam, they ask you to close everything but IRC and screenshot your desktop. You aren't supposed to look at the prep material. The prep site is monitored, if you try to cheat they will see your IP connecting. They'll stop the interview and ask you to admit to cheating. If you fess up you can try again the next day. If you lie they'll permaban you, this is like a cabal ban too. So if your rural New Zealand IP shows up in the interview channel the next day they'll know it's you again. Instead, cheat by saving the prep as a pdf. it's all fairly simple stuff to remember anyway and you'll need to know if you plan on uploading.
made me feel like eric cartman when he saw the assfaced parents

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>>107744923
I really didn't know how else to say it...

>>107744680
is that like a personal chef or something? you dev for some rich dude in his house?

>>107744732
I don't work as an external dev but on a company's own software product that's internally used so I don't need to track and report everything I do.

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>>107744651
I'm 33 and have only had to use a time sheet at a summer internship I did. Everywhere else I just do work

layoffs soon inshallah

>>107718238
>F-droid bad

then what the fuck am i supposed to use?

>>107743945
Can you point out where in this post lies the incorrect part?
Unfortunately, the privacy of those systems hinges entirely on the whims of the American megacorp in charge, hence why GrapheneOS isn't just AOSP and why Play Services provided on the GOS app store are sandboxed and don't have elevated access.

>>107743989
Download the apps from Github, or through Obtainium or Discoverium. Realistically F-Droid is probably going to be fine, but it does some stupid things they're unwilling to change.

>>107743945
well that is bc the unix security system of file permission is shit
they are guardrails for the programs that shitted the bed and fucked each other files. they were for "safety" not security

>>107743945
and that is a good thing
if you put shit on your computer it's an user error
phones are different, because they are glorified toys for normies

Does anyone know why when I plug in my generic wired gamepad from walmart it just vibrates non-stop?

For some reason it's being recognized as nintendo

$ lsusb
Bus 002 Device 008: ID 057e:2009 Nintendo Co., Ltd Switch Pro Controller

I googled and tried modprobe -r hid-nintendo, that did nothing.
It's xbox style, but xboxdrv doesn't recognize it.

It just sits there rumbling non-stop as soon as it's plugged in.
I'm on void with x11 xfce

>>107744671
What is the brand name? Some peripherals have firmware issues and this applies to mice even.
If it is fully USB compliant it should not vibrate because usb is a standard, so it's more likely a kernel module issue afaik.

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>>107744384
>changed image hash so people can't see you already posted it over 9000 times

>>107744671
Also: you can probably reset the firmware of the controller by pressing 'home' button when plugging it in or something but this can vary.
8bit do controllers have this feature for example.

>>107744708
It's Onn, the generic walmart brand.
Hmm.. holding the home button while plugging it in put it into some kind of state. The power light just stayed blinking and it wasn't vibrating, but it's not being picked up at all is lsusb.

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>>107744656
lol

>>107744432
>namely the CSD plot supposedly flattened to dead flat by EQ alone
Only those who don't know how IEMs work find this strange btw.

>>107744688
I don't know what you're sorry about, because I don't care.

>>107744767
they'd get an aneurysm from reading what toole and olive wrote about csd

>post eq presets
>activity immediately dies
this is why you should never post eq presets

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>>107744065
>If it's shot on film or video it doesn't matter.
Yes it does! That makes a huge difference! The tape formats of the 70s through 2010s recorded in native interlaced video format.
The 60 fields per second smoothness is inherent to the format, and was preserved through the broadcasting signal chain.

>Lives were different though.
And live TV made up a massive amount of television history!

>>107744042
This isn't about nostalgia. This is about actual loss of information. You're being denied seeing the great majority of 20th century television as it was supposed to be seen.

What's pretty bad is if you search for 60 fps videos of old tv shows on youtube the majority of them have been converted to 60 fps via adding fake frames rather than using an original source.

If you want to see some examples of what 60 fields per second look like there is a channel on youtube called Reely Interesting. This person preserves the motion clarity of the original tapes by uploading in 4k 60 frames per second.

https://youtu.be/gDMtKrPYVjs

Is this the same homosexuality guy who thinks movies should be shot in 60FPS?

>>107744788
This thread is better without proxies

>>107744796
Maybe so, but this is still just about the #1 place to find info on them.

>>107744788
>prp
not really
there's the llm arena script that was posted like a week ago, don't know if it works as I'm more of a sonnet guy

I'm back what did i miss

>>107744856
where do you get sonnet?

>>107741643
emacs maps C-TAB to tab-next and C-S-TAB to tab-previous, which is one of the few examples of emacs having a good default keybinding

>>107744327
How did I miss that. I was using `C-x t o` and `C-x t O` and thinking man... this blows.

>>107744327
What I find really ergonomic is M-1 through M-9 to switch tabs.

(setopt tab-bar-tab-hints t)
(setopt tab-bar-select-tab-modifiers '(meta))

This works in the terminal too.

In Clojure
The destructuring form
```
#::{:keys
[some-key]

:as some-map}
```
does not register `some-map` as a symbol.
```
{some-key ::some-key
:as some-map}
```
does work however.

>>107727170
Man, this looks fantastic. Are you only going to post updates on this board? I'd hate to miss you releasing this as I don't check this thread that often.

>>107743797
see >>107741726
LLMs will literally glaze you no matter the context (unless you mention some blacklisted keyword). It's basically mental opium if the person doesn't comprehend that they're talking with a spreadsheet.

>>107738728
>doesn't trust his own mother
You mean the golem instated by the government controlled by the aliens to pacify him?

>>107743797
I think the fact that it caused the schizo to murder a defenseless elderly woman is the real problem here.

>>107743966
This is murrica, nobody gives a shit about random murder around here
and since sex is forbidden due to being a puritan hole there will never be "dude rapes his helpless 14yo neighbor due to chatgpt" so nothing will ever happen

>>107744421
They’ll find a way to make that claim

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test
wow this really sucks ass

How the fuck do I hide stickies and remove them keep them from coming back. THEY KEEP COMING BACK!

>>107742972
you're probably getting the easy captchas

>>107743182
Yeah, this >>107744813 is why.

Why not offer some kind of webview captcha? It's is obviously going to change ever week