>>107849758
>I use outdated hardware and firmware
congratulations for not only letting glowies assrape you but also script kiddies too

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what's the point of using your own servers as proxies if they're still tied to you personally?

>>107850641
Nobody has an answer for this and nobody ever will

>>107850641
static ip

>>107849758
>everyone is after me
you are a meaningless and uninteresting drop in the sea of billions of people, anon
also this unironically sounds like schizo and you might need treatment

>>107852858
exactly. ai branded pcs are not popular, even dell is now admitting that.

>>107852555
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/news-leaked-windows-11-feature-copilot-file-explorer/
>Microsoft is testing a hidden 'Chat with Copilot' button in Windows 11 File Explorer, signaling deeper AI search and a coming Agent Launchers framework.

Honestly it seems like a big nothingburger. Another useless item when you right click something. The fact that it is even hidden makes me think they are losing faith in it but doomers (Shills in disguise) are trying to boost the news of a feature that will flop as usual.

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With the way windows is nosediving, I think it's safe to say you shouldn't keep any important files on it unless you make backups (assuming you still use this dumpster-fire of an OS lmao) We're reaching the point now where its ability to keep data intact is now in question.

>>107852538
Jeetmond just can't stop winning

>>107852534
In b4 copilot deleted random files and folders
I wouldn’t trust it

>>107851251
fd and sd are genuinely game changing because find and sed are clunky as shit

>>107851251
cpio/pax
…and the heirloom tools like mailx

wget2
axel
fclones
jpegoptim
oxipng

nvimpager
abcde

>>107852027
Why use sd over sed?

>>107852872
>I have no idea how people didn't see this.
we just came out of the golden age internet, no one was thinking about enterprises debouring internet and spying or stealing data at that point, it was a different optimistic world not this dissapointing dystopia of today where everyone is paranoid

>>107852941
Maybe because the normies heavily enforced that you had to be on normiebook otherwise you were a creepy freak so it was impossible to date or get a gf without one

That was the case around the early 2010’s anyway idk about today

>>107852694
I registered in 2005, never used it, deleted it a few years later. Not a fan of LifeLog lite by DARPA

>>107852694
It's cringe. Dry snitching and lack of opsec.

>>107852949
Nowadays it's the same with Snapchat and Instagram, Facebook was the hot thing when I was still a middle schooler, they totally replaced it.
I'm into college now, I've entered the nerd space (educated people) and barely anyone uses Snapchat and Instagram. Everyone is on discord, we have a discord for the entire major and everything is organized for each subject for each year, important announcements are for everyone, you can just lurk no one will hold it against you.
First years still use Instagram though, but they fall off like flies because the major is tough as hell, proving that only dumbasses use Instagram or Snapchat.

>>107852624
>>107852648
>>107851606
I think you could also do something like this:

if [ "$(($(date +%s -d "today 10am")-$(date +%s)))" -gt 0 ]
then
# hasn't happened yet
date -d "today 10am"
else
# already passed
date -d "tomorrow 10am"
fi

This logic makes sense to me but do test it

>>107852736
Would

[  "$(date  '+%H%M')"  -le 1000 ]

Be better? -le can be switched with -gt

>>107852598
>Never said this
>>107852037

>unstable is the same thing as breaking more or breaking less.
Correct. That's what's being discussed >>107851986.

>You went from calling the idea of an atomic distro breaking a delusion
Never said this. I'm saying you're delusional if you believe that an atomic distro is more likely to break than a non-atomic one.

>then saying it doesnt count when given an example of it
Never said this.

>always bazzite for some reason
No shit. It's one of the most popular distros for new Linux users who know absolutely nothing about Linux or computers. The same was true for both Mint and Ubuntu when they were the most popular newbie distros.

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>>107852835
cool but too hacky. This makes the intent clearer:

if [ $(date +%s -d "today 10am") -gt $(date +%s) ]; then
    date -d "today 10am"
else
    date -d "tomorrow 10am"
fi

>>107852522
Aurora is fine. I've been using on my side laptop for months and it's absolutely a no-brain-needed OS. No matter what I do it doesn't break.
It should be great for your pa'.

I like them, they remind me of a simpler time.

>>107852850
>this is your brain on apple

>>107849066
>How Come No One Spoke Up When They Came For The SD Card Storage Slot?
Because the type of people who buy "premium" phones are easily convinced that the removal of features is progress.
I only buy cheap Chinese phones purely because they have them and headphone jacks (as I don't trust Bluetooth earbuds/headphones to not explode in my ear).

>>107849066
My new Sony Xperia X VII has mSD slot and headphone jack. So does my Xcover 7 ;)

>>107850755
>Sony xperia
>Shit phone
Maybe, idk. Its a pretty nice phone imo. Has sd car support and a headphone jack. Is as powerful as the other flagships. Looks cooler. Is ip68 rated.
Sounds like youre retarted m8

>>107849114
you underestimate how most people use their phones. when removable batteries were around, most people never changed them when they wore out, they just got a new phone. when sd card slots were around, most people never used them. if there was enough demand for these things then they'd still be available because the profit would outweigh the cost savings, but most people are not autistic tech dweebs

>>107849066
Works on my Snoy

>>107852902
And how do you know that? Also it's relative what is a "huge" salary, but I'm sure they can milk at least some of that sum of money as long as their company is still running.

>>107852817
They are deploying jeets to 4chan to try to literally SHAME people into using AI. On /pol/ there is a daily feature now, "Why do browns and lefties hate AI so much?"

I think it relates to that chart I saw depicting how people in different countries viewed AI. In North America, Europe, and Africa (?) AI is viewed with hesitancy and suspicion. But in South America, India, and East Asia they are just hyped about it.

They KNOW the only people using AI are Asian or Indian or Hispanic. The AI code company heads have been having to tell their own coders to use their own AI because "if we don't use our own product how can we sell it to a customer" dogfood. And yet the actual programmers who do real work are resisting at every firm.

A couple days ago we saw that Linus was "vibe coding" and to me it just felt like product placement. Like somebody just gave him a suitcase with a million dollars to make that post.

The fakeness and gayness of AI is evident even to the normies. That's how bad it is now. The other problem is, lots of people in the US are seeing big spikes in their power bills, there's new competition for grid power. AI. And water. And the bean counters are jumping up and down with beet-red faces because of the capital outlay and depreciation, GPUs cook after going 24/7 full blast for years, they are not meant for that duty cycle. One guy said they might make their investments in AI back in "100 years" and that AI "should be seen as a long term investment."

If you didn't cash out like these jeets you will be left holding the bag and soon. And NVIDIA is the biggest stock bubble in history. Apple at least has fans, an ecosystem, luxury image, good software (compared to jeetdroid). They make actual money. They MAKE it. NVIDIA's GPUs will be replaced by something better and soon, they're too energy hungry and fundamentally a unified memory architecture solution will win. Big Jim already has his thing with TensTorrent. It will destroy NVIDIA.

>>107847307
I like AI for personal use.
But I hate when people use AI to shit up the internet with slop.

>>107852913
Sigh. Because YC has years of VC investment under their belt and isn't going to allow it. Startups don't work like that. You get paid a "fair" but not excessive salary and they bribe you with shares in the company that vest over time. You get rich when the company succeeds and get a chance to sell those shares. If the company fails you get nothing and have wasted your time. That's part of the motivation to work extra hard and put in extra hours. Every new round of funding comes with restrictions and changes aimed at recouping the money.

>>107852972
YC is also about compliance. You need to work with them to comply and once you get funded they will saddle you with insiders pulled from other YC properties. Slave drivers really. These are the people who will pick the head of HR and control hiring, which is the real goal of YC, because while "growth" used to mean more revenue, now it means hiring more people and getting more funding.

One of my favorite examples of this is Beatnik by Headspace, a Dotcom 1.0 bomb company that was actually promising. It was basically internet-delivered soundfonts in the era of MIDI and GM in particular, being what passed for Internet music. Some cards existed with soundfonts, but they all were particular and had their own quirks and you would need to use their utility to load new waves. This was a software solution that could "stream" much more realistic sounding music with custom instruments by first defining a set of soundfonts which essentially matched the raw patches in a synth, then applied things like envelopes and filters, finally allowing a sound much closer to that which the composer would hear on their nice workstation keyboard and rack modules. There was even work with vocals, in popular music you will often hear the same exact vocals played back several or even many times in a song, why not just save one of those instances and play it on demand?

This company was founded by a couple geeks and Thomas Dolby (another geek) as a sort of early better alternative to MIDI. And oh BOY did it get funded. Thomas Dolby? All the VCs rallied around and even though their product was SHIPPING with like SIX EMPLOYEES they suddenly hired another THOUSAND PEOPLE and there was growth and it was seen as THE Internet audio future, for a year. But they ended up sidelining the six guys and Thomas Dolby and bloating the product up and... the whole company died when the Dotcom crash happened and it's forgotten tech now.

just tell us you are a pedophile

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>>107852860
No, if he were a paedophile he'd be liable to prefer Ubuntu.

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>>107852860
>

>>107850990
>Is the double semicolon a typo?
Jai and Odin's edginess

>>107849189
It really doesn't matter as long as it's cache friendly.
In my library I just have a flat array of clickable rectangles and I loop through them every time. Only clickable/hoverable elements get an entry there, not layout stacks and stuff like that. But actually the elements themselves are stored in a flat contiguous array, so it would have been fine to just loop through all of them.
It really do be like that with modern cpus.

As "vibe coding" is rising, do you think programmers who actually know a programming language (or two) will be seen as weird low level kooks? Like assembly programmers have been for the last 30 years or so.
Will we develop new truly high level languages for talking to the AIs, and mid level languages all the way from C to JavaScript and beyond will go extinct and become a footnote in history?

I kinda want to make a programming language but can’t really decide on what exactly it should be and do

>>107852997
Start by learning HOW. Make a simple toy language.

>>107852757
perfect for the post ram streaming era.
just stream a 240p footage and upscale it or something like that

>>107852821
why not train it on a better looking game than oblivion at this point

>>107852757
>blurry to blurry

Why would I ever use this

>>107852844
Gaymers won't notice the blur on their non-RGB subpixel layout OLED monitors anyway due to the pixel arrangement which makes everything look blurry.

>>107852757
DUMBASS
THAT IS NOT 240P TO 1080P
THAT IS 240P NATIVE TO 240P DLSS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEdKM98n5pg&t=1686s

It's still pretty crazy

Is it safe to activate ltsc 11 via massgrave, but use my university account for office, etc?
I plan on creating an offline account, but wondered if signing in to teams/word might fuck things up

>>107852746
MAS is safe, however I also did use my school account for office and while it didn't link it to the account, in some other apps it does grab the account automatically so it can be quite annoying. It also shows up the school name in the account tag on the start menu despite the account still saying "local account" so it's like what the fuck. Haven't looked into it further tho

Okay I installed windows 11. Now what? The guides seem geared towards windows 10. Like I dunno I tried going to the task scheduler to disable tasks but there was no disable. I could delete the folder though

Should I disable service and use the shut up windows thing or just the latter?

>>107852790
Thanks, I'll just stick with home for the time being, just in case. I hate it though.

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How do I fix pic related? I know there's like a toolkit for this stuff, I had one saved in a usb stick years ago, but I can't find it.

>>107846937
1. the prices of GPUs in Japan are already jacked up more than the already gigantic USDJPY exchange rate.
2. every store in akihabara is likely to be 10% more expensive on top of that just as a matter of course because they integrate that amount as savings for joining each respective "point club" (point cards are everything in japan)
3. access to more well-known brands is limited
4. I have no idea if American customs checks peoples' bags for GPUs but you may have to pay tariffs on it anyway. I know camerafags who've said they had to do this, apparently if you discard the box you're ok but glhf

It's unironically cheaper to import US parts and have them shipped than to buy locally in Japan sometimes

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>>107851644
Not really, I got this 3 year ago in Aki for less than US prices at the time. During the peak Gpu mining shortage
The same store still has some ok deals now and then.
I've been in a lot of secondhand stores and you sure as fuck are not finding anything 50 series over 1h by rail away from Tokyo Fukuoka or Osaka

>>107852294
That was 3 years ago, this is now. Check kakaku.

>>107851162
im japanese

>>107850802
no arrow therefore that’s you

This seems like pathetic whining and pleading from a glownigger who's mad that people heard about Snowden and Assange.

If none of this stuff helps with privacy and they're all nobodies, why bother complaining at all? Nah we get this here. Glowniggers complaining about how people know about privacy now. It's no use, niggers.

>>107844625
>Yeah I know what people that are using tools that make them anonymous are doing and are like as people
I know twitter is the modern day tumblr, aka the containment site for the lowest of the lowest troglodytes but even for a twitter screenshart thread this is a new fucking low.

>>107845230
I have nothing to hide but lots to protect.

>>107852796
yes

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>>107845230
Just ask them to take a look at their hard drives or photos on their phone and suddenly they turn into the staunchest supporters of privacy you have ever seen.
The people that screech the loudest how they have nothing to hide are doing so because they hope if they accuse everyone else of being a criminal and a paedophile no one will look at them.

most video game devs don't care about music they just know that they need background music so they'll get what they can find for cheap from some random guy on the internet or a slightly more credible person like venus theory

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaOO-MDezDg
here's the inside scoop that they're already using copious amounts of literal AI slop background music

how do you see jacob collier with thousands of dollars of analog compressors in his bedroom and pretend like the gear doesn't matter. while anons who have been using software don't have a fraction of his success. it's just full-blown retardation at this point.

>>107852457
blah blah
/nogig/
/notamusician/

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