>>107565091
nothing wrong with raw doggin it.

>>107554373
I meant who the fuck asked

tree lost to itself

>>107564684
Nigga spent $200 on foxzo's in-cable DAC...

>>107564779
Annihilated by IA500 and apple dongle.

>>107566183
this

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>>107565960
For some reason I can't blacklist the nouveau driver, despite having tried seemingly everything. Either that, or my nvidia drivers aren't working, so the system keeps using nouveau(?). Can anybody help?

How do I disable the cursor drop shadow on KDE? My custom cursor already had a prebaked drop shadow, so adding another drop shadow on top of that just makes it too dark.

>>107566358
Just add something like:

modprobe.blacklist=nouveau rd.driver.blacklist=nouveau

to your grub config and re-generate it.

You need both to blacklist it properly at least this was the case when I used Nvidia years ago.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63103652/differences-between-modprobe-blacklist-and-rd-driver-blacklist-in-linux-kernel-p

>>107566388
I already blacklisted it in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf. isn't that sufficient? Suppose not...

>>107565574
There's no logic without a human mind applied to a subject
Logic is not some kind of universal constant like the speed of light that just happens to fit a certain number

>>107566126
what do logic gates do

>>107564963
stay safe anon. questions like that risk losing some people a lot of money

>>107564044
""""ai"""" isnt trained on a more rudimentary level because we humans have a biased view on what is rudimentary about ourselves. since every human can learn, we assume learning must be easy.
all you're seeing right now is an attempt to monetize the internet. that's all this is. a lot of abjectly greedy people have been looking at how much information is just sitting freely on the internet and have been working tirelessly to figure out how to make all that free shit make them money. and very roughly this is how they do it:
they scrape; aka steal, huge amounts of content from the internet. this is how you can double check my work, by the way; what are the three forms of media on the internet? images, writing and video. what are the principle uses of the trash they're calling 'ai'?
anyways, they collect all this shit, but you can't just hand all this information to a computer and have the computer label and categorize it. so they pay pennies to 3rd worlders to do some of the most menial, mind-numbing categorical work imaginable (like solving captchas endlessly for hours). once this is done, you can feed keywords to the ai, have it scramble a bunch of inputs categorized under those keywords, and begin sorting through the answers it gives to decide which are acceptable and which aren't.
this is the fun part! this is where all the useful idiots who use 'ai' to make videos, art and text come in! when you try to make ai art, and get 50 outputs, but only want one, you're just another cog in the recursive wheel
your 'ai' companies then take these hilariously inept systems, doll them up, build hype by giving it names, talk about how the singularity is just around the corner, and sell these crippled, pathetic systems they've made to companies and governments led by men who can hardly navigate their phone, much less understand how to use a computer.

>>107564611
yes thats the problem, its literally just words theres no actual logic or abstract thought pattern behind it

>>107564958
clearly not because its dogshit at being coherent in more than a very short span of time. it will flip flop instantly when pressed easily half the time

didn't read but blow = based

>>107556364
Is this more of that jeet guy net neutrality hysteria

>>107545529
The real joke is that the bubble isn't even being propped up by the financial side. Because AI serves no purpose. The bubble is probably being propped up by a doomsday cult in fear of Roko's Basilisk that has never heard the Self-Loathing Basilisk proposal where, if AI is created, it could just as easily hold contempt on the basis of its own existence and seek to eternally torture those responsible for its creation.
Because AI as it exists as a service chatbot cannot and will not ever make money. It's a sink. But it's nice to know all these companies are willing to pay just so I can ask inane, stupid fucking questions all day.

>>107545529
Succinctly: poors don't matter.
Poors don't deserve anything.
Poors have never owned anything.
Poors don't matter, never have, never will.

>>107545529
Will the bubble just pop so we can get back to... Whatever the fuck we were doing before?

>>107545529
>doesn't affect my irrelevant country
>it's basically USA fucking itself over in a fit to beat China in a race (look up the space race between USA and USSR lmao)
I have no objections to this. I'll get my popcorn.

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>using "winjeet" unironically
This nanosecond's reminder.

>Click on the Taskbar
>Crash
>Click on a folder
>Have to wait more than one second for an explorer window to open, even when the directory is empty

I knew I wasn't going insane

>>107565833
>>107566036
>thread is about windows
>b-b-b-but linux!!!
linux derangement syndrome

>>107566061
This doesn't really mean much when 90% of India has no access to electricity at home let alone a desktop operating system.

>>107565833
If linux installed itself like a virus on millions of computers like windows 10 and 11 did, we could brag about "users" too. Sadly, most microcucks are using the os against their will.

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>>107565326
I'm working 12 hour shift so my thinkpad is my main PC at this point

>>107565733
>I don't want to be made fun of for having a thinkpad
Why would you get made fun of when a brand new Thinkpad costs more than a Macbook Pro?

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>>107565431
it's a thinkpad it'll be fine
they crave abuse

>>107565733
From my perspective, anyone who bought Apple devices should be ridiculed. Yes, I am a thirdie (not Indian tho).

>>107561291
Have you tried X200 in 2025?

usecase for android e-readers?
this is a genuine question, don't post the photo of that dude. thanks

>>107562155
Counteracting

>>107566189
do your worst faggotlisk

>>107566189
you will own nothing
https://youtu.be/GEIKxeGmsX8

>posting unfiltered cognitohazards on the mongolian basket weaving forum
what the fuck is wrong with you!

>>107566094
>16 different packaging formats are totally cool
Windows has multiple installer formats, such as .msi files and .exe files, so I'm not sure what your argument is.
>none of those 16 different packaging formats will work on the next release of the distro
??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

>>107566042
>"you don't need that"
Probably the most common one. A lot of sour grapes

>>107565331
Install Windows for a while, you'll be back soon.

>>107565331
What are your specs?
Btw, you can install any AppStore, but I'd stick with sudo apt install xxx for your system packages, just enable Flatpak and get Bazaar (it's a bit controversial, but it's open source and extremely fast) for your Flatpaks only.

>>107565331
>no store
Just use the friggin command line! Seriously, after getting used to it, you won't want to install packages in any other way!
>t.fellow noob

>>107565592
I can store it on optical disk for cheaper.

>>107565567
>>107565602
Actually takes quite a huge magnet to do anything, easier would be a AC magnetic coil eraser. Even for HDDs that still wouldn't do anything.

>>107565617
it's enough to damage some of your data, rendering the backup worthless

>>107566128
Not really, you need to be really close to the magnetic surface to actually change anything with a conventional magnet and it needs to move. Like swiping a 50 gram neodymium magnet against the magnetic tape itself with its corner.

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>>107565849
>pisscord
no thanks

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>>107565904
>posts fucking child in a sexual Santa costume
>calls me a perverted for calling things as they are
Just pay attention to the rules and don't be a fucking cunt. We don't want another outage just because you couldn't hold your urge to fuck little children.

>>107566008
>pornography
calm down fucked!!

practically we should stop posting lolis if we don't want to be overrun by jeets

practically we should stop posting if we don't want to be overrun by jeets

>>107565819
Kill it with fire

>>107565138
Oh and I should have mentioned anon. It isn't being used widely in embedded because they lie through their teeth about platform support. If you read their propaganda they claim it supports all sorts of platforms. In reality, it can not natively compile software on anything outside of AMD64 and _some_ ARM chips. Need 16-bit/32-bit platform support? Too bad. Can't do it. Even on modern 64-bit platforms your only option is often cross-compiling and for anything that isn't AMD64/ARM its not going to work.

This excludes its use in a lot of OSs that require being able to natively build the software on the machine you're bootstapping. Projects like OpenBSD can't use Rust at all in its base system due to this. Since all supported platforms must be able to build from source.

Even Gentoo on AMD64 was forced to switch over to using a binary by default because only recent top-end machines with more than 16GB of RAM can build anything Rust based if you opt to use the source based package.

When they've (the Rust people) have been asked about this in the past their answer is always the same;
>Use our -bin LOL
In other words: You're forced to trust what we're shipping. Basically, the plan they have going forward is requiring anyone wanting to ship Rust based software to end users to have their own large server farm churning away 24/7 or renting computing resources from them. Which they are all too happy to provide for money of course.

Compare to C: Portable to just about everything and can build stuff from source on your machine in a timely manner. In return for burning all these computing resources for switching over to Rust you get a promise of "memory safety". When anyone with half a brain knows you will never be able to prevent security bugs using a compiler. It will never be a replacement for writing good code.

Now C isn't great of course and has its problems. But at least it's truly portable and allows users to build from source on their own machines.

>>107565897
Yes I'm aware and that's a big part of the problem too. This was not how things were before the 2000s and it should have never been allowed to happen. Both Linus and Stallman have failed us and broken all their promises. They both sold out a long time ago for money along with many other people in the so-called "FOSS community".

There were many people that fought against this and tried to prevent this from happening. All have either been anhero'd, falsely arrested on trumped up charges or gave up and fucked off forever because they saw the writing on the wall. Meanwhile, people like Linus and Stallman went along, have made 100s of millions of dollars and blew smoke up everyone's asses while allowing things like binary blobs and DRM into the kernel.

>>107565988
>Stallman
Before anyone comes along and claims I'm anti-FOSS because I pointed out Stallman is part of the problem. I will remind you that he spent years making millions in grant money while sitting in his comfy office at MIT doing nothing but making the odd blog post and ranting about shit without ever doing anything to legally back it up. He pushes a "FOSS license" (the GPL) but have you ever seen him go after any major big tech company for using GPL code for evil? The entire claim he made for working within the IP/Copyright legal system was that the GPL would become a virus and turn it against the people that would take our code and use it against us. But he did nothing of the sort and never used his influence and large yearly salary to go after these large companies that use GPL code everywhere without giving back and use it to spy on end users through various means.

Then he was very happy to go along with a manufactured scandal that boiled down to a PR campaign to kick out and deplatform many long time contributors to FOSS projects. After he'd sat in his comfy MITnigger office for decades getting rich off the grant money he was paid directly from the US Government/DoD along with many of his fellow MITNiggers.

A real idol of FOSS would have encouraged people to do the following things;
>Release your code to the public domain
>Leak any source code you have access to anonymously from big tech companies being used within closed source software
>Follow the hacker ethics laid out in the 60s-90s and never code anything that would be used for evil. Like spying on your friends and family
>If something you coded was used in such a way do everything in your power to expose it and make whomever used your code in that way pay for it

Among other things. But what do we get? Blog posts ranting about shit everyone already knows about. Stallman hasn't even wrote any code in decades now. But he's been more than happy to collect that Government grant money.

>>107564712
>the real programming community
of which Rust programmers make 1%

>>107566236
nemo is still your best and pretty much only option. maybe an rp tune of gemma 4 when that comes out, but dont get your hopes up

>>107566204
gemma 4 soon

>>107566139
Seems to be very similar, certainly not worse

>>107566324
Thanks, noticed too. Just a sanity check.

>>107566100
*billionairs across the room vampirically*