>>107661427
It contains a jar of urine.

>>107660248
>xhe didn't buy hardware when it was cheap
t.neet

>have to put 2 random Chinese runes GLM 4.7 generates sometimes into google translate to get what it was trying to say
Umm, I wasn't having that issue in the main output before. Am I supposed to learn Mandarin to coom efficiently with these new models?

>>107660171
merry christmas you insufferable faggots

>>107661694
Learn to read. My question isn't about individual models. It's about router behavior. Model cache is lost when model is unloaded. I want to preserve cache in system ram until model loaded again.

>>107661702
Adding --gss made the sync slightly better and it goes out of sync later but I think there's a reason for the discrepancy here. I extracted these subtitles from YouTube and they came from a TV airing of the movie. I think there's a slight difference in the edit between it and the DVD release. Hopefully there are no lines of dialogue missing because that will be a real pain in the ass but at least it's only a small portion that needs correcting.

>>107661535

If every sub is delayed a fixed amount (which typically happens when syncing multiple sources together) you can fix this with subtitleedit for text based subs or via a custom script for image based formats. Not clear from your message what the exact problem is

>>107661725

For cases like this my personal workflow is to manually identify where the discrepancies are and then using a custom script to retime the subtitles after it. You could probably automate the first part if you want to go deep into remux autism

good morning /ptg/ community and i wish you a merry christmas to everyone!

>>107660915
you fookin' prick, why did you kille'd your rooster?! who's gonna plow your chickens now, fgt?!

>>107652033
What he neglects to mention is that (you) will be dead in a WW3 trench before any of that happens.

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>>107661698
>(you) will be dead in a WW3 trench
I'm literally in the military and signed up for a deployment to Latvia and didn't hear anything back

the job market is THAT BAD

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I was actually unironically a little mad about it, even though I didn't really want it that much
>Yes, I'm interested in this deployment,
>"Career Manager" blasts out wide email about needing niggas to do cryptographic hell desk in Latvia
>requirements are rank, crypto admin on a couple specific boxes, IT experience in general, preferably as ISA or A-ISA (main it admin or their direct vassal), and some other quals even the CM admits he doesn't recognize but are only preferred because they're non-navy but this is a "purple" assignment (any element can do it)
>I did that shit on the toon botes for a full reg force contract's worth of time and am that at my reserve division now, I have those qualifications and they're recorded in our internal HR cancerware, suu is the best at PCs and servers and I even do teletype, my clearance is still good for a long while too
>I did my own legwork to look up these non-navy qualifications; the only one I don't have is "Soldier Qualification" because that is not offered to us, ever, but I'm recorded top shot every time and am in some kind of shape so I can just, like, go do it if they care, the rest are IT nonsense or just army equivalents of stuff I already have
>I just need exact dates to tell my employer though but there's a policy in place there that says I get way more time than this will take as soft and paid vacation to do a deployment
>*ghosted by the (usually pretty good!) career manager*

they will literally not even send you to die (of alcohol poisoning or something) in eastern yurop unless you're the perfect little unicorn

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>>107652033
get back in ze pod

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trips and instead of fantasizing about "independent unrestricted warfare" i actually buckle down, re-learn some EE, and start producing "feature-light" e-bike conversion kits to sell on kijiji to undercut Giant and such after ordering a literal pallet of components and another pallet of batteries off of digikey

>>107655913
pape?

Our plan is working. Soon these threads will be permanently dead. Who knew it could be this easy.

Sincerely,
/bst/

>>107646096
Because he is retarded, so is every other Bloat++ jeet. This simple gui will have minimal functionality but will require 30 different dependencies and will take 7 minutes to compile. Just write it properly in C, every Tard++ desktop looks the same, this is just embarrassing, nigger.

>>107645421
>defending the captcha
look, i don't know why you come to these social circles, but i sure don't come here yo solve a challenge perpetually every time i wanna chime in some conversation. This is one of the main reasons this place is so dead, most people wont even bother trying to solve it, as it's ridiculous and no other place ever required such a stupid "solution" for a problem. Yes you can write a script for it, but nobody will care for this desolate corner of shit to even write a simple script to bypass it.

>>107661677
/bst/ threads is just as confusing as desktop threads. like what the fuck is the purpose of showing your setup to others?

>>107627550
wtf is wrong with modern software? are they just vibecoding OSs and drivers nowadays?

>>107649850
I'd buy a 5.8 inch phone.

>>107649889
134 × 68 × 8.5 mm please.

>>107649953
Apple will make anything except the iPhone mini.

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>>107654089
Buy a better screen protector. BE BETTER next time.

>>107660420
Only if they hand dried cum in them

>>107660425
intel arc unless niggerdia's deal with intel kills it

>>107660349
> nvidia driver no longer supports pascal (10xx) or older
> be op with 3060
> Give me back proprietary nvidia drivers!!!!

>>107660349
>troonix user
>shit breaks
GGGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

>>107660398
I upgraded from a GTX 970 to an AMD Vega 56 (hand-me-down, obviously, it's not a cost-effective card) and everything worked out of the box without fucking with anything.
AMD has their own propriety drivers, but you don't need to use them.
They've been using Mesa for a long time now.

Wouldn't recommend Intel Arc for Linux yet based on remaining driver issues, though it's pretty good for windblows.

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>>107643396
>Use AMD gpu

>Just werks

>>107661480
not with the libre kernel tranime retard

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should i use xlibre or wayland on my laptop?

>>107653632
Xlibre only exists because they ejected enrico, which they didn't have to do, despite the claims that he is just mucking things up, they could have just had in work on a "future/dev" branch to protect the master, and decide if any of the work was worth merging, but instead they let enrico basically do whatever he wanted , and then claim that somehow he is at fault for them accepting those patches and breaking the master which shouldn't be considered stable anyway. They don't like enrico, they don't want the xserver to gain any new features, that is why xlibre exists , it is the only way anything new will be added to the xserver. and they have added new features to the xserver. so I don't see how xlibre is the same as the freedesktop xserver project.

>>107661480
My wife Oguri Cap

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>>107661294
cuck license

>>107661306
Kino.
>>107661481
A loicense file isn't going to impede me from recycling your code.
I don't really care about the GNU vs BSD debate. I use (Net)BSD because it is simply better, not because of the license.

anyone tried getting looking glass to work on freebsd?

>>107661294
>1024x768
tiny old monitors are cute. I hooked up my machine to a tiny monitor and it looked so retro.

but when working with GIMP I need 1920x1080

>>107661845
You reminded me of Project Looking Glass, a Sun Microsystems initiative to develop a three-dimensional desktop environment for free and open-source operating systems. I miss Sun. /bug/ wasn't supposed to make me cry, but alas.
>anyone tried getting looking glass to work on freebsd?
I researched "Looking Glass Linux" and it seems to depend on KVM. So you would have to remove that barrier. FreeBSD does not support KVM.

>>107661850
By the way, your GEGL plugins work on [Free,Open,Net]BSD. I tested them. I don't like GIMP, though. For me, ImageMagick.

! new scrolling recs are terrible
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! ai slop
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youtube.com###top-row.ytd-watch-metadata yt-button-view-model:has([aria-label="Ask"])
youtube.com##ytd-menu-service-item-renderer:has([d^="M480-80q0-83-31.5-156T363-363q-54-54-127-85.5T80-480q83"])
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>>107660325

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I tried to install adguard on my android phone and 4chan ads still show up. Is that normal?

>>107661837
AdGuard does not yet consider hakurei/danbo ads to be "real" ads so neither the extension nor the DNS blocks them. Which is not absurd because in the past middlead has gone back and forth for containing real ads and shitposts and the current ones look a lot like shitposts even though they are paid for and have tracking. Add the custom rule from >>107661758
>! in-house ads
>||us-cdnbo.org
Ironically you're only seeing them because of the boards.4chan.org#@#.middlead exception from Easylist. Which is present for the same reason as above.
If you mean the banners which are definitely not ads at all but if you want to kill those the filter would be ##.bannerCnt

>>107661867
I only use the adguard DNS on android.

>>107655267
many websites are aids without cosmetic filtering so i shall continue using it.

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>>107661619
he didn't do a very good job of selling out as he's financially destitute whereas everyone else seems to have done ok

>>107661632
ok

>>107661660
Its almost like he doesn't have much talent. He must have finished his game by now.

>>107661660
he sold out his mate for furry bussy, not cash.

>>107661861
>bussy
its not a guy you can pay money to confirm that now

>>107661398
omg migu save me!

>>107660082
>split_theme
I knew it was something along those lines. Glad you liked them pics tho

>>107661604
it crashes in OP's head, where it has been living free for over 10 years

>>107661604
The patch from october introduced a lot of reggressions and some people were reporting crashes

>>107661565
that's because it's transitioning to wayland

>>107661681
Beef

>>107661565
xfeces has been using more resources than gnome for years now except gnome has a consistent UI

>>107655628
>I absolutely don't want to learn physics because I was bad at it when I was in middle school
You're probably smarter now than you were in middle school, so why not give it another look?

>>107658999
Based trips of encouragement
Not him but I also am a massive physics hater outside of emag. Torque vector points along the axis of rotation just because muh cross product? Talking about rigid members all day? Go fuck yourself.
t. EE god

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>>107655518
If you can program you'll figure it out. Some oddities in that things aren't procedural, but great for certain types of work.
I used icestudio as it has a flow designer, but you can still drop in code modules and write blocks of code. Easier then trying to figure out how they instantiate objects.

>>107655518
dunno my shit local LLM can already draw electronic schematics with ASCII art in terminal. in few years AI will do all this shit

>>107655518
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete/
releveant

>>107657361
Xubuntu doesn't need all that nonsense

>>107657361
Because I work as IT helpdesk for a small company that needs both an up-to-date OS and can't afford the Win 10 security updates. I have a pile of useable PCs in my lab that we can't use anymore because Macrohard just had to kill their last remotely useable piece of software.

At least I get a free future Jellyfin server out of it.

>>107657361
>I'm fighting my OS, I "care" about privacy, I trust m$ to respect privacy toggles, settings and scripts.
Fucking faggot, stick to consoles and phones or switch to linux. All those mental gymnastics and layers of irony and cope are insufferable.

>>107657361
Funny how you need to tinker to get even the most basic things to work on Windows

>>107658215
It's always been a tinker OS