>>107710195
>shows inferiorly low numbers
>"look, everyone is migrating to troonix"

Pretty wild so many people rely on an unofficial version of chrome with compromised flatpak sandboxing.

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>>107710195
soul

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>>107710248
soon..

>>107710271
Day of reckoning is inevitable someday for flattroons.

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>>107708376

>>107708726
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M-DISC

I love DVDs so much bros.
I love going to the library and borrowing movies and returning them.
Blockbuster might be gone but this scratches that itch.

>>107706486
Sadly I have to use a PS4 to watch Blu-rays, fiddling with encryption keys is not worth the effort anymore.

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>>107709787
There are not even players out there. Not even MPC can play them if they have commercial locks.
PowerDVD is a bit ass because it doesn't allow you to take screenshots. Not even windows shortcuts work.
I use something called FabDVD player. It works ok.

>>107710347
they clearly don't want people to pay for movies when it's literally easier to pirate them. seriously, encryption does nothing, i can download any movie, if i want to buy the bluray, i can't play it.

>>107710026
The chances of me getting screwed due to a security fix that hasn't been ported yet are at least an order of magnitude lower than the chances of you getting screwed due to a bug in new update.

>>107709753
>>107709764
>>107709772
>>107709780
>>107709801
>t. obsessed fedorajeet

>>107710302
>fedora
beta testing distro

>>107709451
i like it because it is bleeding edge without being unstable and isn't bloated

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>>107710330
>isn't bloated

>>107710186
>made in the USA
micron's good

>>107709125
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bj5v52R4qnk
16gb ram is literally all you need

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sorry gamers this is our ram now

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>>107710284
They can't do latency as good

>ai market crashes
>giant ai centers are converted to cloud based ram services
>$5/month for 32gb cloud ram
Would you do it?

e540 here

Why is linux ass on a p40? Boot live image on usb, try out ubuntu, try suspend, can't wake it up.

Anti-white bump.

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What do anons think of the HP Elitebook 8570w? Found one near me, 3rd gen i7, Quadro K2000M, 8GB RAM. Gonna upgrade the shit out of it if I get my hands on it.

Libreboot is killing me.
I'm too obsessed with it. It makes me look at unsupported laptops as inferior and unusable.
It skews my perspectives.

>>107708283
this, I am glad they watch ad for me and pay for services which I get for free. Tysm normie/cucks

>>107707496
is there a way to stop youtube from auto-playing videos?

>thread about forum spam from 10 years ago
/g/ is finished

>>107710272
by changing the autoplay setting for youtube in your browser?

>>107706337
If you rely on ads to support yourself, then maybe you should get a job and close down your useless blog?

>>107709650
No, the criteria for LC interviews are different than LC problems on the website.
Most companies score you based on how many testcases you pass, if you have the optimal time complexity, and how fast your program runs.
So for example if you solve all cases, have optimal runtime, and beat 100% you'll get 10/10, but if even with optimal time complexity your program is still slow as shit they'll give you 9/10, if you pass 85% of cases you'll get 7/10, etc.
Then they pick the best candidate from that pool of scores.

>people still go "oh man you're gonna start making the money!" when I tell them I graduated with a comp sci degree
The media really is targeted these days, isn't it?

>>107709738
Whatever makes people stop going for "learn to code" so we're actually employable again.

>>107709024
They outnumber humans 50 to 1 the only solution is creating and releasing a deadly virus that only targets their genetic makeup. This will never happen.

Its totally over. Enjoy your remaining days

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>>107710233
>They outnumber humans 50 to 1
got a chuckle out of me

>>107709800
Emanuel Bassi, or "Ebussy", Gnometard famous for asking "usecase?" as a reply to every sensible feature request.

>>107709853
so I didn't miss anything

>>107709754
Can you use it for youtube? Not fullscreen and no need for high res.

>>107705532
My dad owns an NB520 with N2800 Intel CPU that refuses to load 64 bit systems.

>>107708101
I use light theme and I use it even when I end up opening my editor at night in a pitch black room for some reason. I also use light theme on 4chan etc.
What hurts your eyes is not the colour, it's the brightness. Turn down the brightness if it's too bright, simple as. You're correct that blasting your eyes with too much light in a dark room is suboptimal but you can directly control the amount of light your monitor emits.

>>107709865
It's your cookies. I believe that if you keep using your browser you will get easier and easier captchas, obviously you need to not have any settings like wiping cookies periodically or whatever but since you're phoneposting I'm assuming you don't care about privacy that much anyway.

I always use the same browser for 4chan and when the new captchas rolled around I had to solve them a few times and I've only been getting a single round of picking the odd shape out of three, every now and then. I've only ever seen the dice captcha when I made some posts in a private browsing session

>>107699777
>>107702560
mobile browsers automatically tweak text size in some cases based on the amount of text. See docs about the css property "text-size-adjust" for more info. The auto-adjustment can be disabled by the site or in user stylesheets using "text-size-adjust: none" on body.

>>107709986
zfs or ext4, but windows doesn't support them

I do weekly backups by formatting an external hard drive and copy+pasting the contents of my hard drive onto the external hard drive

is there a better way to do this?

Like a long double?

>>107709755
Pure genius.

>>107709755
rationals are already really fast in software. if you constraint the denominator, all operations become int operations which hardware can already do. This is typically what you do to represent money, e.g : int / 100.

ieee754 is really good, but it has some weird features, like subnormals. it's also extremely non trivial to implement transcendental functions like sin, tan, log, atan etc.. because you either have to use higher precision or rely on weird tricks like IBM's math library does.

>>107710266
forgot links
https://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/~pbarfuss/dekker1971.pdf
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/220492903_An_accurate_elementary_mathematical_library_for_the_IEEE_floating_point_standard

hello zewia

>>107686979
does this fix the issue where dragging a folder/file into mpv creates a playlist but only repeats the first file?

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Anyone have a clue why the latest mpv performs worse?
Using this to benchmark upscaling 2004x1128 to 4K with a shader:

mpv --fs --loop-file=yes --no-config --audio=no --untimed=yes --video-sync=display-desync --vulkan-swap-mode=immediate --vo=gpu-next --glsl-shader=~/.config/mpv/shaders/ArtCNN_C4F16.glsl

0.40 = ~260 FPS
0.41 = ~180 FPS

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>>107707360
>>107708097
vxkex

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>>107686943
I need good values for lifting quiet noises and limiting loud ones.
Here is what i have so far but it feels lacking.

af=loudnorm=I=-10:LRA=5:TP=-1

>>107707924
Those trees are AI too, and the grass is photoshopped

>>107707924
>Have you ever seen your own brain?

>>107707836
When can I use this technology to milk simps and make 73 gorillion dollars on onlyfans?

>>107708089
it kills me that AI can create the girl, but not the arch linux logo

>>107707851
This. we had this shit figured out in the nineties, kids.

1.5 was a leak, AFAIK. And it was 100% trained on a lot of stolen art, which is why it can create cool stuff newer models are incapable of. But from a technical standpoint, it's pure dogshit.

>>107709421
Ok

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SD 1.5 was peak. I really wish we got an illustrious type model that was trained on the same dataset as 1.5

>>107708982
5/6

>>107693549
>not posting the whole pasta....
Fucks sake m8.

>>107708799
everything in one init.el file?

>>107709390
kill yourself.

>>107693406
nnn
It has a better philosophical foundation than broot imo

>>107693406
i tried like half a dozen a few weeks back and there's none i like
i really dont want to waste my time learning keybinds for every single program i use so if theres a manager where i cant just run it and its usable and self -explanetory thats a dealbreaker

>>107708946
Sales of portable grinders and cutters goes up 100 million percent after people have enough of these things.

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I hope you guys don't really believe mass surveillance will lower traffic accidents
australia's extortionate penal state makes everyone drive 20 under or pull off some unsafe dogshit because they're too scared to accelerate to a safe, perceivable distance

and the government will never tighten up license tests or conditions because the economy relies on retarded zoomers and immigrants falling into debt for their first cars

>>107708946
how old is OP?

>>107709010
Traveling at a faster rate of speed momentarily can make you avoid accidents or get out of dangerous of unpredictable situations on the road. Additionally, our speed "limit"s are defined completely arbitrarily. the German autobahn shows that if you have a well designed road with clear markings, good pavement and most importantly, high driving standards of all participants of the road, the speed at which you are allowed to travel is not actually what determines the safety, but rather it is driving culture. All that lowering speed limits does is it attempts to put a band aid fix (it's actually just an excuse for revenue generation) on the real problem which is diminishing driving standards. Now, if you have a complete retard on the road and force them to travel at a lower rate of speed, yes, maybe you will reduce the likelihood of them getting into an accident but you are failing to address the real problem here which is that you have a fucking retard on the road that shouldn't be there. Get rid of the retards and everyone can travel faster + be safer.

>generate revenue for public services
It should be illegal that the same municipal district issuing the fines can keep them. Peak conflict of interest.