>>107551323
I can open >100 pornhub tabs in less than 12 gb
yes, I'm a porn addict but we are talking about firefox performance

>>107551974
I'm still on old models too, but apparently the latest hotness is z-image.

>>107551930
that's some process ID number, not number of tabs

Has anyone else noticed over the decades that as computer technology increases, the quality of computer programing decreases???

I think there are many reasons for this. One is it's you can hire cheaper programmers to write inefficient code and make up the difference with computer performance. Then this NEW software will have higher requirements, which drive hardware sales. This trend has gone on for decades, until it's reaching it's peak with LLMs. LLMs are not new or elegant or sophisticated. It's old 90's technology that's being super charged with modern hardware.

The delicious irony that ITT demonstrates so well is they've reached diminishing returns to such a degree that the trend may now reverse. With less memory available we may be forced to go back to better programing. Alas tho, everything has been re-geared and retooled for AI fueled vibe coding. With out a change in course I see this tail spinning into a death spiral very quickly.

When the dust settles tho, I wonder which ideology will rein supreme. Hardware focused computers, or software focused computers? Which will win out in the end I wonder.

>"AI can't do anything!"
>something you don't like happens
>"AI did this!"

>>107545668
>no oxford comma in the mission statement
They only remove data annoyances; not your personal annoyances

>>107552922
Chrome is perfect for you since you need others to tell you want to use and enjoy

>>107544092
>>107550413
>>107552725
>>107551527
does anyone know the setting to disable librewolf pinging versioncheck-bg.addons.mozilla.org, services.addons.mozilla.org? had it off at one point but seems to get turned back on after updates

or does anyone have a list of all config changes to completely strip all telemetry and automated calls?

>>107544043
>using trannywolf
KEK might as well wear a pride flag

>>107544086
wait I still have that... should I not update?
also I thought librewolf boasted about specifically not using ai not too long ago

>>107551752
Games require media codecs from microsoft store so regular enterprise.

>>107549735
There was originally an MS sanctioned way called Windows To Go but they don't support it anymore. Though the USB flashing tool Rufus can set up even 11 as a Windows To Go system if you want, just make sure to install it to a SATA to USB'd SSD otherwise it'll be slow as shit.

>>107553189
Is there any way to run power point on PE like sergi's or gandalf?

>>107553230
If you installed it within the WinPE environment via like the Office Deployment Tool method and activated it with Ohook? I would expect some of these PEs would have something like LibreOffice within them so you could also use its Powerpoint expy too.

>>107553283
>>107553283
>I would expect some of these PEs would have something like LibreOffice within them so you could also use its Powerpoint expy too.
Which one?

>>107547411
>AI will have lasting effects on the economy forever. It both is and isn't a bubble. It's not just going to disappear.
This. Strange why this seems to be so hard to grasp for everybody.
2026 could very well be the year which shows when you have a proper setup, early 2026 LLM tech is in fact enough to replace at least one quarter of office drones.

>>107553165
Keep denying reality and gravity of the situation. Keep consuming luxury goods and pretend it is 1970s-2000s forever like a child.

>>107547472
fuck off diamandis

>>107547411
It is just automation of menial white collar labor. The USA and EU is gutting out its last refuge to appease shareholder valve no longer what. Reality be damned. It is happening when we are running out of all the "easy non-renewable energy" that makes it feasible at all.

>>107553055
The lag is too bad on cloud.
I guess there used to be browser based games but with slow computers with bad specs, you won't even be able to do that

>>107552945
If you have efficiency cores or whatever they're called, they're gonna make the fast cores stall, making the whole thing slower.

>>107553077
I never used ollama, but as far as I can tell it's a backend that wraps llama.cpp right?
If that's the case, your question is tantamount to asking
>why do you all use chrome and not windows.
Or the like.

>>107553042
From that write up, seems like the dude gave a fair shot.

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>>107553087
>because ollama is proprietary garbage.
it is?
>i dont wanna get a subscription to run shit on my own hardware when i can just do that with the original tool
But you can run shit on your own hardware without any subscription?

>>107553042
He didn't say he gave up, only that he probably won't bother with it the next few weeks. Hopefully his point 4 would be enough of a green light for anyone else holding off because they didn't want to cause drama.

>>107553105
>From that write up, seems like the dude gave a fair shot.
To his credit, he did give up on vibecoding it and tried to learn from it, it's just too much to bite off in one go.

>>107553154
>because they didn't want to cause drama
Cope, it’s because doing it is a waste of time.

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>>107552990
get out

>>107549640
You own the rights to use it as you please not to play as a distributor dumbtard
>>107549676
Not my problem retarded zoomer
>>107549933
If it doesn't exist physically then go ahead, piracy is good for that
>>107552004
You are allowed to make as many screenshots as you want though. You also are allowed to make a digital copy for yourself >>107552082
Holy shit this general is now infested with low IQ retards, when did this happen?

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>>107553217
>You are allowed to make as many screenshots as you want though
if you like black screens, sure.
What you ARE allowed to do, depending on jurisdiction, is make a local copy of the blu ray...which would require circumventing copy protection...and THEN you could take screenshots. As is, no program will allow you to take screenshots of your blu ray disc inserted into your blu ray drive. I even have used PAID blu ray programs...same story. Your blu ray disc comes with copy protection and in many jurisdictions it is illegal to circumvent that protection in any form. And that's retarded.

>>107553269
I wasn't even talking legally. If you have a physical copy you can do whatever shit you want with it and no one will bother you as long as you are not making them lose money. Make a local copy all you want

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>>107553296
Sure I understand. I'm just eternally pissed I can't do what I want with a disc I bought unless I rip it somewhere else.

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>>107553036
woah, this anon just entered his villain arc.

>>107550797
>All I do is post threads about AI on /g/

>>107550797
>I don't engage with anything AI-generated at all
I've got bad news for ya

>>107550797
>>107550988
>>107551346
>>107551364
Digital dalit detected.

Wow that's special you should write a blog about it.

>>107553204
>Unless it is compromised.
Which competent defence could argue is entrapment, btw

>>107552971
>once theyre convinced you cannot do to them you'll be victim of a failed robbery, with the freak chance that this exact day all cameras in a 100m radius were out of order
I'm never leaving my house ever again
>>107552997
>unless youre running graphene, you'd be very foolish to have complete trust in your mobile device being uncompromised.
I'm using grapheneos. even if I wasn't, it's still the only choice I have for an uncompromised device
>>107553093
>first of all your parents betrayed you, what are you gonna do about that
I don't think they did. They are fairly old and innocent(don't have anything to hide or care about opsec kind of mindset). I think they just got convinced that they're doing the right thing by a charismatic agent and forgot to exercise their rights.
>>107553113
>maybe she is the one recording you and gonna rat you out
she wouldn't do that. I know my parents and I love them. she is just worried like any mother should be.
>>107553204
>What reason do you have to trust this?
well they returned, so I guess they got nothing on me?

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>>107553257
>>once theyre convinced you cannot do to them you'll be victim of a failed robbery, with the freak chance that this exact day all cameras in a 100m radius were out of order
>I'm never leaving my house ever again
dont let it go to your head.
you would need to be on the level of some snowden or something
but yeah, thats how shit gets done

and staying home wouldnt help.
home invasions are a thing

dunno OP you seem a bit skizo.
Depending on the country secret surveillance on a citizen which is not formally accused of anything is something reserved for mafia / terrorism / cartel drugs / glowie targets. A judge must give authorization on some pretty substantial case

>>107552283
COBOL will outlive C
doesn't mean any codebases started today should ever use COBOL

>>107553023
https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/1050174/63aa7da43214c3ce/
> The DRM (graphics) subsystem has been an early adopter of the Rust language. It was still perhaps surprising, though, when Airlie (the DRM maintainer) said that the subsystem is only ""about a year away"" from disallowing new drivers written in C and requiring the use of Rust.

>>107552879
>its called artificial selection
>because the selection pressures are completely fabricated
It's the result of an evolutionary pressure caused by a long term parasite/competitor. It's natural, we're all animals here.
Even if they were literally alien robots, it would still be a game between 2 populations of reproducing individuals passing down genetic traits to the next generation, which influences the phenotype, itself influencing the fitness, and the 2 populations are competing for limited ressouces, so it would still be natural selection.

However, artificial/natural is not the right way of looking at this. It doesn't change the result and it's kind of a philosophical moral judgment.
The right way of analyzing this is through game theory. For a given population, it is beneficial to increase its population and to have its competitor/parasite population decrease.

Being replaced is objectively not beneficial for a population from an evolutionary perspective.

>>107537645
Fucking degenerate porn addict retard. Imagine thinking that fucking more means "breeding more" in a society that lives off of contraceptives and abortions, which along with porn, were the only reasons poeple started to become sex-mongering addict freaks.

only a dick muncher like you were born from anal sex, literally shatted.

>>107553270
Sour grapes

that other anon who likes to re-use my /cm/ reaction pics to confuse this schizo can take over now, im busy making dinner and then im going to watch anime

What are we going nuts about today?

>boss assigns something to me saying he can't do it because he doesn't know SQL
>wait what? How is that possible???
>turns out he was hired to fix printers or something like that and a year or two later they needed a new dev so they taught him java
>this was only 15 years ago
crazy how fast all career opportunity and mobility in America just vanished

Does anyone else feel like they’re always about to lose their job? I’ve done nothing but good work for this company, I’ve been a lead on a big project, my boss even said that if I want to d management only for the money, he’ll just give me the pay bump but keep me as a dev, and yet… I feel like one screw up will lead to termination. I think it’s because I’m so fearful of having to find a job again, especially in this market. Will it get better?

>>107552851
He learned. You didn't. Maybe if you want any opportunities you should stop chugging dog semen and get a real Certificate.

>>107553161
snowden is in russia and they cant get to him but they would like to very much
Kim is in fucking New Zealand which is a meme country and will do whatever USA orders them

>>107553161
Edward Snowden would be fucked had he not escaped to Russia

>>107553161
you are a fucking retard for comparing the two
fucking subhuman

isn't he a vegetable now after a stroke o algo?

>>107553254
he is in two wheelchairs

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>>107533584
Small update: Searching "NGFF" instead of "m.2" brought up some different results, and among them I found an adapter in the same form factor;
>https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/164338632432
Going by the eBay stock image the quality seems mediocre, but it'll probably work (and if I have to touch up the pads with some extra solder so be it). Also, this pic is for ants but it shows how the PCB with the 2242 drive and the 2x 2280 SSDs will fit.

>just keep in mind their performance is a bit far from a regular reputable brand ssd fullsize sata drive
Thanks. I know TrueNAS SCALE does a significant amount of logging to the boot drive, but even at USB3 speeds I should be OK. Some guy on the official forums posted a graph showing an average of 172KiB/s continuous write activity from running a few apps (Jellyfin included, although no VMs, for ~5TBW annually), which suggests a much larger storage pool and way harsher workload than the one I'm intending, and even all that is within spec of the OS drive I've ordered:
>https://www.transcend-info.com/product/internal-ssd/mts430s

My biggest concern is probably how much heat will accumulate in the zone with all the drives, but I think if I put thermal pads in between the 2280s and the metal drive tray then the caddy itself will serve as a heatsink; and because the 2242 drive is mounted atop the carrier board, the air and PCB between it and the caddy will serve as a thermal insulator to keep some of the additional heat buildup from reaching the boot disk. Then if I can find a 2242-sized heatsink slim enough to mount in the remaining clearance of the chassis/cavity, and maybe cram a 40x10mm Noctua fan near the front for some additional airflow (there's a spare HDD fan header present on the motherboard) I could maybe, just maybe, avoid letting the drives cook themselves.

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What is the actual practical use case of a kubernetes cluster in a home lab? Whenever I look at homelab setups the people always have shelves of little mini-pcs in a cluster.
Why use that when you can just use one better system? There's a number of cheap mini-pcs near me and I just printed a lab rax and currently only have a NUC to go in it, so I'm considering getting a few and throwing them in it, but what could they do that the newer/better NUC couldn't do by itself?

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/sqt/-tier question:

Is there a device ('device 1') I can put between other devices ('device 2') and the router to block outside internet access but let internal intranet traffic pass through freely?

I know some devices can be configured to obey such rules on their own, but I want a simple device, a 'sub-router' of sorts to do it for me for any and all devices, rather than try to manually configure each one. Whether wired or wireless.

Currently, I am using an ISP all-in-one box. It's fine for my small home atm. Has 3x 1 gigabit ethernet ports, WiFi 6/ax, dual band, decent degree of configuration (can switch either band off or have both on, can have them combined or not, band steering or not, can change the channel width of either band, WPA3, guest network) - it's fine.
However one bad thing about it - doesn't have a good way to block internet access for specific devices. It has a parental lock, but a very shitty implementation, seems to basically only block http (so only web browser traffic). Other protocols and other data, including OS updates, pass through easily.

Focusing on just this one device atm, it is connected to the router by ethernet. It's a Windows 10 computer acting as a basic file server. There is no need for it to be exposed to the internet. Because the router's parental lock feature is so shit, right now I'm using the software of a VPN I don't even have the subscription of to accomplish what I want. Simply having that software open blocks seemingly all outside internet access but let's local LAN traffic pass through. Neat, but ideally I don't want to have this software installed and open. Plus what about other devices that don't have this software as an option? And more restrictive devices? I'd love to have a 'sub-router' that I can put these devices through rather than directly to the router, in order to block internet, whether wired or wireless.

Does or can such a thing exist? What do I need to buy and do?

>>107553176
you mean another router and doublenat(lewd)?

>>107553176
that's a router and firewall anon. you'll have to configure such a thing yourself because nobody makes something that does that specific thing since very few people need such specific things.

>>107552317
>Nobody does anything without getting paid anymore
Middle manager crying that wagies earning 1990's tier wages don't wanna spend an extra 2 hours everyday doing shit off the clock

no one hates u :)

>>107552317
You are living through what is now the twilight years of this civilisation.

why should I

>>107552317
Correct but off-topic.

>>107552078
Why BSD isn't called GNU/BSD? I thought Stallman basically owns everything because he is the sole developer of GNU Operating System.

>>107550430
Didn't you catch the memo? You can't have BSD threads on this board without constant spam by ganootards.
>winslop, aislop, consoomerslop threads exist unimpeded

>>107552253
Because they don't use the GNU coreutils, instead they use their own implementations.
I actually wish there was a BSD that embraced GNU/GPL software, closest thing I know is NetBSD but that's just because they aren't as dogmatic as the others.

>inb4 cuck license
I like FreeBSD. I like OpenBSD more conceptually but it takes like 5 minutes to boot on my machine compared to ~45 seconds for FreeBSD

>>107552253
>>107552742
What he said.

>>107551510
I forgot to mention that the correct terminology is "operating system," not "flavor." They are not flavors of each other.

>>107553140
>Maybe people who make or use those loras are amputees themselves and just wanna see someone like them
Maybe you're a disingenuous retard. With some luck, you might lose a limb in a traffic accident and have the opportunity to test your theory.

>>107553139
bryce3d is a bad prompt, becuase it's associated with a lot of images

>>107553184
You still couldn't explain why its mental illness territory. You have no argument.

>>107553213
right, amputees are just differently abled. They're just as human as jews.

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so are we getting a new turbo version once the base-model drops?