>>107736134
Speakers + put earmuffs on your wife (if any)

Here before the astroturfers arrive

Don't get anything beyerdynamic. Cheap ass plastic quality, terrible flat sound, earmuffs that require replacement every 6 months due to the material they use

1000-XM5

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>>107736746
Xm4 is better
No hissing in wired mode, less bass bloaty than xm5 while still having the healthy bass boost
Xm6 is the worst, only thing it does better is support lower latency, its anc even has a faint whistles in the right speaker(you have to focus to hear it, it's probably like 10db but def a regression from xm4 and xm5) and the sound is just not as good as xm4's despite costing over 2x as much
Also xm4 still has the better low frequency ANC ability, somehow

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>>107735984
>I mean everything is harder on linux
???
>I am now trying to install brave on fedora 43
There's multiple ways. First is this from the website; you paste this into the terminal and you are done:

sudo dnf install dnf-plugins-core

sudo dnf config-manager addrepo --from-repofile=https://brave-browser-rpm-release.s3.brave.com/brave-browser.repo

sudo dnf install brave-browser

The second way is you download the Brave Flatpak from your preferred app store. I believe there may also be an .rpm installers you can download from the GitHub, but don't quote me on that.

>>107736862
Thanks for the advice. Any considerations for running any of these on the same drive? As far as I've researched, all you have to do is partition out the drive for each and it all should be fine. I don't plan on updating my windows install ever so I don't think I will have problems with the boot managers fighting each other.

>>107732464
>what specifically is broken
Mainly cursor warping, that's a feature that Wayland doesn't care to implement, but also window positioning apparently:
https://www.kicad.org/blog/2025/06/KiCad-and-Wayland-Support/
Personally I run a relatively small 4K monitor set to 250% Scale in System Settings (also KDE and Wayland for the moment), and I frequently get issues with KiCAD and its cursor positioning (cursor appears to be in X position, is actually in Y position). Anything 200% or above causes this problem. When I put stock Fedora and its Gnome spin onto a flash drive and tested KiCAD, I got the same issue both times. Going to the flatpak fixed this for the most part, but I still have issues zooming to an undesired coordinate, and the render resolution is diminished with no openGL instance found. I'm not certain all of my problems are caused by Wayland not playing ball, but at the very least if I can remove it from the equation their support staff might actually pay attention to me. They also said "arch can be weird" so that's also a variable I'd like to be rid of by going to something closer to Ubuntu, Debian, or Fedora.

If you have a few minutes, set your monitor's scale to over 200% and see if you get any problems.

>>107737433
Why would you intentionally buy hardware that needs anything but 100 or 200% scaling?

>>107737573
If they have some 13" laptop I can see that (great little portable machines but always a nightmare with their displays).
They said monitor though. I agree with you. I don't know why you'd intentionally buy such a small 4K monitor like that. Must have been a mistake.

>>107737505
making a node is a little advanced for me right now, but input parameters from image saver is exactly what i wanted ty

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>>107737514
hi :)

>>107737548
ah it's like that then

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>>107737561

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>>107737586
i'd like to see him try lmao. zit is up, nogen Lumi is fake Lumi! >_< and if they can fake my gens they deserve to be me instead

>>107737300
With enough convincing you can also get Claude to engage with any fetish you have as long as it doesn't involve children.

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>>107737583
There's always the option to get as much VRAM as possible and go local. :^)

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>>107734382
tsmt
i bought an owo gold pass for five bucks and can ban evade as much as i want, and post with tor or vpn

>>107727234
What are the prices like if you want to double hop 24/7 like I do on mullvad?

>>107737260
horrible fonts

This entire thread immediately associating VPN with (encrypted) IP proxies is proof that the psyop has worked.
Yes, good goy. keep using the secure (honeypot) service to access insecure (honeypot) services. And don't ever think about having a home server. It's insecure.

>>107724206
i pay for a vpn but i only use the socks5 included with the subscription

>>107734810
This never happened.

>>107718238
I just downloaded a flashlight app from it. How fucked am I.

>>107728296
what malware is on the playstore?

>>107737469
you, proper.

>>107734718
>it's completely incorrect
it's not and he's a dumbass.

>>107737408
>I don't understand why people buy these ancient things. Is it only for coreboot? Ridiculous.
It isn't that old, can support up to 128GiB ram, has lots of ports, has a good keyboard/trackpoint (with the buttons that later models removed), and is still fairly decent performance at an okay price.

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>>107737357

I'm 100% serious. The reason my message came off as a joke to you is because you've always had these ideas repeated and validated by others through your life. But there's a part of you that knows they're bullshitting. Repeating shit they're supposed to say, shit they don't really believe in at a gut level. Which is why you're scared of telling others about these ideas in real life.

I don't believe in the "male brain" and "female brain" thing. I believe both are mostly the same. The difference are parametric. Shaped by culture, shaped by hormones right from the uterus. Yes, the extremes often met. The most feminine brained man might be more feminine brained than the most masculine brained woman. But that does not make the man a woman or the woman a man. That just means you were exposed to lower levels of testosterone than most men, the receptors had problem binding with the molecules for one reason or another, you just had genes that made it that way, or whatever biological thing actually happened.

I don't believe in the distinction between gender and sex. That is just a modern distinction made for ideological reasons. Your gender is just whatever your body looks like naturally and what your genes show.

This is my opinion. You may disagree and that's ok. We can agree to disagree.

I'm also discussing your situation with an AI, BTW (Claude Opus 4.5). I hope you don't mind.

>>107737431
are you corebooting it? that's like the only legitimate reason to use these things. anything else is falling for the epic troonix haxor lain asthetic (gay)

>>107737432
>I'm 100% serious. The reason my message came off as a joke to you is because you've always had these ideas repeated and validated by others through your life
Do you mean online? I have only ever posted about me being trans on 4Chan and usually get reposes like yours. But I supposed I have read on Reddit too and it is often more welcoming for those things. The statistics and research certainly confirms that being trans and denying it is bad for one's mental health.

>Which is why you're scared of telling others about these ideas in real life.
I am not fully closeted if that is what you mean? Merely closeted to the vast majority of people since their opinions are typically irrelevant.

>I don't believe in the "male brain" and "female brain" thing. I believe both are mostly the same
Then what is it that you feel is "shaped by hormones right from the uterus" if not the brain? I fear I am misunderstanding what it is you mean. This is also as you state, a believe--is there any reason you have this belief?

>I don't believe in the distinction between gender and sex. That is just a modern distinction made for ideological reasons. Your gender is just whatever your body looks like naturally and what your genes show.
I merely used them for the sake of clarity in the example because sex defined as biological and gender as more so a "classification".

>This is my opinion. You may disagree and that's ok. We can agree to disagree.
This is a rare occasion on 4Chan... Ignoring biology because that is still being debated, although even old cases tend to side with it being partly responsible for transness (like that famous one from the 50/50s? I can't remember its name...), what is your opinion on stoicism being permissive and even leaning towards promoting being trans if one feels that it is best for them?

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>>107737432

[cont.]


And I am still interested in my asking for your definition of what a woman really is?

>I'm also discussing your situation with an AI, BTW (Claude Opus 4.5). I hope you don't mind.
Cool! How did you get it to talk like that? I haven't ever used Claude but most AIs are politically "correct" to the extreme of saying misgendering someone is worse than killing an entire country of people. It also just talks about suicide without infantilizing the topic (yet still over-dramatizing)--how did you do that? Most companies try to prevent that for legal reasons.

Also from the screenshot, do you start posting on this thread before >>107737101?


Finally, this is purely out of interest, what country do you live in, what is your sex, and do you accept trans people irl? I just want to know because different cultures can affect one's thinking greatly.

>>107734006
>>107734429
This seems to be a visual studio feature that works for anything under the .NET framework, but maybe there's some internals that work with the editor. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/hot-reload?view=visualstudio&pivots=programming-language-dotnet

>>107732470
They can be but most of the issues are fairly avoidable. I can understand a desire to not want to fuck around with fighting the language in lieu of real work though.

>>107735841
hot reload works from the console as well. you don't need any kind of editor for it. it also works with c++ if you use msvc btw

>>107722988
J blow is the very definition of a midwit
Jai is nothing more than masturbation of his ego and on the same level of delusion as rust trannies

>>107722988
>another dogshit meme language with no support made by a single guy with an ego complex
Wow, I can only wonder how fucking useless this will be!

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new icon easily the most sovlful thing of 2026 so far

>>107737381
Paint.net doesn't have the same level of convenience. For example, it doesn't have paste transparent. You can only achieve the same result in a roundabout way.

>>107729648
does it work on wingdows 11? implessive

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>>107737557
yeas

>>107729648
if you don't personally select the color then the color should not appear on the canvas

that was the paint way, you're stuck in the modern way

>>107736998
I don't get how you can be on /g/ and not know that has nothing to do with AI. Upscaling and shiy has been around for many years and smoothing etc.

>>107725632
The fact that every retard everywhere is saying there's a bubble basically confirms there isn't one.

>>107725632
>gif
me and who

AI won

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>>107733788
>Not unemployed fatasses.
Different threat model, but these chumps too.

>>107735098
>the spyware is unable to bypass some additional security restrictions?
With the bootloader locked, as most commonly roll, it *can't* start at boot. Also "BFU" makes it a bit useless to bother.

>Are people still getting infected by visiting random websites?
Actually. Yes. Still.

>I don't even know the full extent
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/WebAssembly
Sorta anyfink y'can do with c++...


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>>107733788
every restart gives a nice strong ping to the glowies i'm sure.

>>107737221
Tho I cannot doubt your premise - and strongly suspect hemmehroid to be as bad - this would make it a lot easier to detect a reboot that's just cleared the malware you've just zero-clicked over... and correct that...
Can't say I've seen much evidence there... re-infection usually takes a lil while...

>>107733800
>Singapore
>hostile

>>107735994
stop being such a chud and go haskell already

what's the best prefix for printf/sprintf-like formatting functions?
format, io_format, stream_format, format_stream, ... ?

>>107733453
Clojure guy likes it to a degree that he is smug about it, and thinks other people are making brittle, easy-to-fail software.
For everyone else who uses dynamic typing, it's purely a historical accident: really shitty static typing ruled the world for a period that also saw CPUs doubling in speed every year, and was poor competition for dynamic typing which now does not offer anything, not even ergonomics or developer ease, but which still haunts the languages that went with it.

Still don't get the point of continuations. Seems like they complete fuck the ability to reason about your codebase.

>>107737427
at least I didn't have to be honest about just wanting to use goto.

>just change the settings
Yeah I wish. But Windows will just change them back whenever it wants, and constantly downloads and runs programs without even informing the user, let alone asking for permission. Fuck that. Windows acts like you're just borrowing the computer from Microsoft and you don't actually own it. That's ridiculous and downright disrespectful.

>>107729249
my A and E button stopped working since windows 11

>>107729249
It's not about the current environment anon. It's about the future.
And the future looks grim for Windows. VERY grim.
Better jump ship while it's still not a problem, because they'll do what they can to make you stay.

>>107729249
>you can turn off all the shit
Doesn't matter, that retard is doubling down on AI despite everything.

>>107736973
I'd worry more about the janny that deletes posts that criticise his favorite multi oku yen japanese gaishas than JLI

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>>107736196
Fuck, I love bionicle.
Also, I think you had a mice problem.
>>107736804
What to drink a beer sometime?
>>107737276
I'm thinking on getting cheap Sihoo chair. m59 or something
>>107737370
>before that i was using a wooden dining chair
Why?

>>107737276
I got my first Leap v2 on Craigslist for $80, the listing was just titled "desk chair" so it didn't attract attention.

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>>107737276
On a steelcase cobi, but I want a leap v2. ebay has some but they are still pricey.
Used the cobi for a good five years now, and the rubber on the arm rests is starting to break.
neat chair honestly, flexible backing, minimal design, and it rocks, just not that ergonomic for long sessions.

>>107737424
>$80
wtf? The ones listed around me are $300 at lowest. I was hoping to get one for $250 or less. I should try searching like that though. Not a bad idea