Never again.

>>107600910
>Multigpu is a meme for diffusion
do not feed

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>>107600766
no one's falling for this, sis

>>107600989
meant for >107600823

I'm trying to make a doom wad, so far trying a lot of quick prompts with Flux and SDXL. Trying to come up with first person weapons, so far I'm not gettin lucky.

>>107598455
>rent
>500-1000 dollars
for how long?
because once you own a GPU, you own it unless it fries or you sell it.
"rent" implies a steady out-stream of money.
are you retarded anon?

>>107597061
Sounds like a normal white person mentality to have in 2025 actually

>>107599940
Why the fuck do you need to work on Christmas? There's no tech work so important that it needs to be done.

>>107600801
Keep the lights on and collect a check. Yep that's IT anon.

Cybersec or AI, which is better to get a cert of?

>>107601215
You need to consider a PHD for AI anon. What certs are there for that?

Cybersec is oversaturated you need high level certs and a masters to get in.

>>107600816
but yeah i just checked it wasnt actually 2800W it was 1800W so considerably less
still twice the power of the 900W shitty vacuums they sell today
and turbines aren't *that* complicated so yeah there is a direct colleration between the power used and the useful work done

>>107591923
Electric stovetop will be cucked unless you can get three phases to it.

>>107600888
>>107600948
Well, guess I'd have lost 50 bucks. Still, I'd make that wager again because I had tons of convos with Euros about the same exact thing, and the vast /vast/ majority were buying random shitty brands that just made noise.

>Im glad that I have lot of old electric tools because the new ones fucking suck for example
Funnily enough, cordless stuff has reached the breakpoint where it can outcompete corded tools. I recently bought milwuakee's new 6 1/2 saw and it's at least as strong as my 15 amp worm drive skilsaw. I'll keep the old one around because it's good for doing plunge cuts or carving, but when I was reframing part of my sister in law's garage I found myself reaching for the cordless time after time because it was simply faster.

My next vacuum is probably going to be some kind of cordless one, but with two mielee canister vacuums (wife and I both had the same one before we got married), that's probably not happening anytime soon.

>>107585119
it makes more sense when you remember that postwar britain used ring circuits instead of radial circuits to save copper.

>>107594988
Type k a CUTE!

They messed up coreutils

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Let's start bullying Microsoft to do this

>>107599344
some javascript needs to be removed first.
this is not a joke.
https://nlnet.nl/project/allowd/

>>107599344
ACCELERATE

>>107601176
polkit has always been so retarded. Its entire reason for existing is because gksudo was deemed insecure. A small application that did nothing but launch a GUI to prompt for password whenever sudo was needed to launch something that required elevated privileges. Something you could easily implement in a few lines of code that was easy to audit.

Instead it was replaced by a daemon running as root at all times, launched by another daemon running as root at all times, that talks to other daemons running as root at all times over a insecure channel in userspace. All of that to avoid typing a password into a small prompt. gksudo was so good at what it did that it was forcefully removed from every last major distro's repos so you can't even run it even if you want to. You have to go out of your way to track it down and package it yourself.

They have the gall to call something like Xorg a possible exploit when they have millions of lines of shit like logind running as root all of the time.

>>107598505
Lol go for it. I didn't try to hide.

>>107583014
desu i guess if she makes you happy and shes into anything. i guess its cool Lol

>>107597240
Way too much chinese cartoons
>>107597616
Now that's some nice view! What is it? Toronto? And what's up with the sneaky windows on the third monitor?
>>107598450
Why not some new Chinese tablets?

>>107599720
>Why not some new Chinese tablets?
because they’re chinese

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>>107594696
I already have anon.

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>>107562997
like what is microsofts problem here. they could get so much positive pr if they gave you the option to enable a windows 7 like menu.

>>107598869
I'm perfectly happy spending the 8$ one time for Start11 from stardock. it works great and it supports Everything by voidtools.

>>107600305
is there an alternative to Fences? been using it forever

I followed the steps in the OP to get back to 21H2
from 22H2 and yet when I restart, it still shows me as on 22H2. Any ideas?

>>107598158
Looking around you can apparently start Magician via command line and add a --no-sandbox or --disable-gpu-sandbox flag at the end to fix it loading forever according to some. It may also not be in the PATH properly, so check that too.

>>107600160
i heard they were worse if you were looking for a more neutral sound but i guess they don't have that channel balance issue?
also heard they were bootlegged to hell and back so it's hard to find genuine ones.

>>107600209
if you never bought a samsung phone that came with them you will never find audio nirvana sorry

>>107600062
Good morning, sir.

>>107597871
raycon everyday earbuds

the biggest cope on /iemg/ folks
>>107599924

6000 series comes out in late 2026 / somewhere 2027. Ofc they gonna downsize production of their old cards. Can't have excess prev gen cards on the markets when rtx 6090 is released (unironically it will be $6090 too)

GPUs could get by with less RAM for games if they were faster at procedural shaders, then you wouldn't need so many massive textures with 10 different layers

>>107593641
THIS

>>107598874
Holy cope. You don't slow down production when it's OVER A YEAR away from the next lineup. It hasn't even been a year since any of these cards have released. They just cancelled/delayed the super series, too.

>>107590585
Right, that's why "they" sell you cheap af high performance threadripper and epyc boards (with all the accessories) on ebay and whereever the government dumps their stuff. Make it make sense XD

>>107595794
douchebag says what

>>107600923
>(which he is age-wise to her btw)
found the woman

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>>107595794
pull my finger

Whatcha thinkin bout? UwU

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>>107595794
Look at this!

Then I show him a video of me fucking his trans daughter.

I don't even like troons, I just hate Elon more.

>>107600763
other than learning how the stack works & the strucure of program memory & maybe remembering calling conventions, isn't it just memorizing what very simple individual instructions do? cant be that hard especially if you already know the first things.

t. doesn't know assembly either.

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>Trying to solve an optimisation problem that looks travelling salesman-ish
>Eh it'll be fine, I'll just try an exhaustive search, I'm sure 28 nodes isn't too many
Turns out 28 nodes is way too many.
Now to work out if my problem is actually travelling salesman, or maybe restricted enough that dynamic programming or some shit works.

working on a Sketchup Plugin in Ruby that does my CAD job for me while I sit back and drink beer
I'm not very good at Ruby, so I'd like to ask - how easy is it to split something up into different files? I have no idea how modules, namespaces and such work
Right now my code looks kind of like this

module MyPlugins
  module Autogen
    @@parameter1
    @@parameter2
    # a bunch of other parameters relating to 3d object dimensions

    # a bunch of functions that do sketchup stuff
    
    # a bunch of functions that create "componentdefinitions" based on @@parameters
  end
end

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>>107601125
I don’t know ruby but that’s the kind of question LLMs excel at

>>107601154
fair enough, I'll probably just keep it in a single file and use IDE tools to find stuff since it's not gonna break 1k LOC
trying to keep this project LLM free in general, since i'm using both an unfamiliar language and API at the same time and need to be able to understand what every line does

>>107599667
terrible

>>107599667
Depends on the year I guess.
Most years had at least one or two standout puzzles at least, this one really didn't have anything of the sort.

it's been a week, time to let this doggie die

>>107600966
6 more days until the event ends however

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Still kind of disappointing the second time around desu

>>107599837
this

>>107597756
>What's the issue with Rust?
It makes midwits seethe.

>>107597956
>cnile
>uses sexual analogies to talk about programming
Every
Single
Time

>>107597756
It's dogshit to iterate in Rust. It's why Rust projects tend to be either toys or rewrites.

>>107601194
Not every projects needs to be agile. Waterfall approach is superior, no matter if you are making something new or a rewrite.

>>107597997
FX was shit

>>107580495
what a beautiful girl

>>107599642
Gorgeous for beautiful looks

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>>107580990