>>107736067
So and be a joyless fuck somewhere else

>>107736012
That UI looks perfect.

>>107736067
He's right though. Who fucking cares? If anything, good riddance. Another meme platform some faggot can't claim prevents him from using LLVM or whatever other insane obscure platform larp some dipshits on this board proclaim.

>>107736149
>joyless fuck
That doesnt even make any sense in the context of this thread to stupid kid

The only thing interesting about the platform was the PA-RISC architecture.
I've actually used and worked with HP-UX workstations and they're just shitty buggy Unix clones. If you've used any Linux distro or FreeBSD extensively, you didn't miss much.

>>107720368
I love how regular retards think the price of a thing is just supposed to magically decline as time passes, because that is the only thing that changes the price of a good, is time

>>107720368
either that or "they make us buy a new one every year."

>>107734002
>MATLAB
That's just foul. Gets the job done but it's pure slop.

>>107720368
This >>107720549 is really the only use for these things today, outside of hobby or collector interests I guess.
In any modern professional context, all you need to do is install python and you have access to tools that are orders of magnitude more powerful than these things. Hell even in uni they often let us just use python, since we were graded on our ability to do real work.

>>107720368
because AP Stats class requires these calculators and tech illiterate patterns will spend the $150 without batting an eye. even tech literate parents will need to pay it because their child requires it for class even if they are aware of cheaper alternatives

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>>107735978
>"I'm not an animal you (anon), I use a bucket (5 gallons)"
I mostly use it to display terminal stuff because it looks cool and hackerish, but sometimes I do play ROMs on it because it does feel homely.

>>107735872
hi DISCORDler

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Here's mine, obviously shopped the image to remove sensitive info. I have a wii and a switch hooked up to a CRT to the right of the desk

>>107702662
nice soprano recorder, how often do you play?

>>107733592
>>107733659
someone gave me one, I had to get rid of it, because I was compelled to use it to season food. it has lead in it.

>>107725784
>Every time I submit a new post, the mark on the left does not appear even though it is added to the local my posts database, I need to unmark and mark it again for it to display
Same here, on the latest release.
Also, it would be nice if threads could be auto-bookmarked on posting in them, Kuroba Dev has that option.


Overall, I'm very happy with how this new app works, thank you K1!

>>107735784
>auto-bookmarked on posting
Nevermind, I searched for the option and enabled it. No idea where in the settings it is located.

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Damn, jannies are working overtime tweaking captchas. What triggered this? Did 4chan fail to pay their salaries this month?

Test. Feels like acknowledging/posting is taking longer than before.

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>>107736270
>Test. Feels like acknowledging/posting is taking longer than before.

>>107735955
@grok make him indian

>>107735955
Because you betrayed me in order to embrace AI jeetism.
Behead Satya Nadella

>>107736201
I didn't, I'm still XP todd.

>>107735955
because you can't just leave shit alone.

you can't make a product that doesn't suck for more than a couple of years.

because you are still in beta.

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>>107736021
What distro would you recommend if you are mainly concerned with privacy. I was led to believe Debian was really good for that but after several months of frustration with Debian and noticing on my second laptop that I never have those issues with Fedora, I changed debian to fedora, but now worried if it will come at a cost of privacy

>>107736061
Data privacy was my reason for switching from Windows and a concern moving forward for me, but not a chief concern. Anyone invading my privacy less than Windows 11 is potentially fine, so my bar is low. More than anything, other than not having cyberpunk dystopian monitoring and ad performance software on my machine, I want stability and to not have to screw with my system once it's set up, so I'm on Debian but probably would take a look at Fedora or Arch if I were inconvenienced by anything.

As for privacy... those concerns might be overblown. There's sometimes a spirit of privacy that bucks any and all monitoring which is admirable in a way, but also guaranteed to make your life difficult. If Red Hat is collecting some simple data to improve their product, then selling that improved product to someone else I might not have a problem with that depending on what they gather, but I'd have a problem with them selling that same data to someone else, as an example. It's worth researching what it is they actually take and what they can do with it; if you're low on the schizo scale it might not be important.

It's really surprising to hear that you had trouble with installation especially, Debian was dead nuts simple for me to get running and only gave me a bit of trouble when I changed some hardware. I have it on three computers and it just werks.

>>107732908
Mozilla moved to supporting the XDG standard last year (fucking finally) so that's not an issue now if you want to snapshot the config files in ~/. config/Mozilla but not the cache, etc.

Ironically they are better than Chrome now which stores its fucking databases in ~/.config like that's a totally normal thing it should be doing.

>>107736205
I think the issue was debian 13 being unstable and it kept acting up with proton vpn

>>107735725
>You lose 50% of the storage space since all data is duplicated

Yup that makes sense, I meant more like hypothetically if I had a pool of storage using RAID, the usage size is limited to the smallest drive in the pool. From what I've read so far that's only the case for stuff like RAID5, etc.? Like I said I only plan on using raid1 on identical drive sizes.

In regards to btrfs: I assume that'd it'd use the matching drives (8+8) (16+16) as raid 1 pairs, and present the pair as individual devices that are then added to the pool for 24tb total, but I figured I would ask to be 100% sure.

>>107735848
>btrfs has a lot fewer restrictions about adding new disks and rotating out old ones out
I think I'll do btrfs then.

>>107735848
>it's not out of tree
I didn't know what this meant so I googled it.
Is the issue here mainly that the out of tree module developers are at the whim of the upstream kernel developers, and shit can break at any time? So BTRFS would just be more reliable since Debian supports it naturally?

>>107735057
Why not?

>>107728567
That's a funny way to say harvest moon

>>107731663
>I figure that if I can convert the whole thing to an expression it can compute it without branching:
you are fucking yourself over and avoiding all of the hardware and shader compiler support for handling this sort of thing without branching by using ancient branchless programming tricks
and if you're going to try and actively do that sort of thing in case you don't trust the shader compiler make use of the dedicated shader builtins for avoiding/reducing branches and not CPU SIMD techniques from back when SIMD instructions were literally only capable of arithmetic
like the balloting related APIs or some of the features of subgroups (i don't know what HLSL calls them)

also even if it doesn't avoid it gpu hardware can handle branching considerably better now

The z-fighting issue was caused by a noise function in the fragment that was being used for per face color variation. Opus asked if the z-fighting was flickering or not and deduced it was a shader issue and not a depth precision issue. I asked it about potentially implementing jolt physics and it was excited so I’ll do that after I make dinner. I’ll post a video when it’s complete. Looks like it won’t take long. Jolt simply needs a list of triangles to make a custom collider for each chunk and it already provides a “player” present which I assume is just a capsule collider. Certainly easier than rolling your own physics.

>anon isn’t using slang yet
>is still using glsl/glsl like a dumbass

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>>107736412
>using a tranny distro of a Indian OS Saarnix
Lmao

>>107733395
I bought a Palmetto State AK47 and replaced the factory cast trunnions with premium nover trunnions and now it's sub-MOA to 400 yards

>>107730757
I'll give you a stroke, ara ara

>>107726658
at the Rockwell Retro Encabulator Depository

>>107726658
that video is great

>>107730635
that video is also great
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4-h420Ze6s

>>107735456
This. But since I have to use Razer crap anyways I just that with komorebic instead of whkd.

the left is used when using a browser that can be traced and with this setup of tile the other side can't tell what of computer is accessing the site, laptop, tablet, and desktop

>>107734767
typically right, or a 50/50 split

>>107734767
right. with the exception of outlook, or programs that do not benefit from going full screen.

>>107734767
there's a reason i need more than one monitor

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do not stare at the hypnocat

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>>107736233
too late

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gn all

>>107725575
im i going insane or can you not copy and paste images in forge neo, like if i want to inpaint an image i have to save it to desktop and load it in? i cant just copy and paste like a1111?

I had a PC Gamer subscription in the 90s. It was the only way to find out about games back then, they are thoroughly ruined by DEI but I guess there's some based editors that survived, but he will get fired for writing this article

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>>107735582
Firefox is bloated crap. Try a couple windows with a bunch of tabs and you're already filling up 16 gb. It wasn't so long ago that 8 gb would keep you in the clear for most tasks. Now we all ideally need 64 gb+ to handle AI and stuff.

I just got a new MacBook and I was surprised when I discovered I was using swap so easily.

>>107734134
>>Believing video game journalists
the gaymers are the only ones still clinging to windows.
if their favorite gayming websites start pushing linux, they'll become much more likely to try it.

that linus guy single handedly brought in millions of new users, for example.

>>107735835
>16gb for firefox
What the fuck, I thought I was a tab hoarder with 3 FF windows open and it's only using 1.8GB. Clean out your ocean of tabs you animal. Swapping is a sign you have a problem

>>107735935
Totally get your situation anon - would recommend something which would I would normally have never given a second glance - but did specifically for this exact same reason - x13 thinkpad gen1 amd. They're cheap and work 100% fine with openbsd. I didn't want to break out past the x230 and while it does work just fine its too slow. with the x13 and used bsdfreq keeping it at nice - zero fan - frequencies I can get just slightly slower speeds than the x230 on parabola.

>>107735935
>I _need_ DRM in my web browser so I can continue paying for content I could have gotten for free
>no, I refuse to set-up my own jellyfin and mpd server
>yes, I will praise any shitty Linux distro that bends over and takes it up the ass from big tech
>no, I refuse to learn how torrents, xdcc bots on irc or how usenet works
>yes, I'm a lazy faggot with shit taste in media
>yes, I'm too stupid to enable widevine support in Chromium
Ok.

>>107735996
for normal desktop usage use linux honestly at this point after my last stroke i use chatgpt to use my computer

>>107735996
for normal desktop usage use linux honestly at this point after my last stroke i use chatgpt to use my computer

>>107736272
just use fucking docker >>107736272
>>107736272
as much of a freebsd basedboy i am , you should use DockSTARTer / Saltbox

>>107733788
This is really old news. Why are you telling us this now? We already know this.

>>107735648
don't know if you notice but alot of posts online these days are just reposts.

peoples phones batteries die at least once a week

It is pretty weird now that i think about it my phone sometimes just starts cooking and the battery drains rapidly unless i reboot the phone and it stops doing that

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>>107736156
They spoke of the process a little, so basically they're just shilling their own and I shouldn't worry about whatever woes WAI, JANKU, Hassaku, or whatever else has? At the very least, the rate of horror hands wasn't any lower (or higher for that matter) between WAI v12 and richyrichMixIXL-v1.fp16. Granted, I suspect you'd need to prompt something especially elaborate involving hands for that to happen these days. Hands clasped together in prayer invokes images of spaghetti.

>>107736187
i would have to have seen the full convo to know for sure. i barely check the server nowdays though. something like interlocked fingers giving spaghetti is an SDXL limitation i believe due to the VAE. NAI doesn't do it very well either honestly. thats something youll either need to draw over manually and inpaint the area with a low denoise or ask a big model like nano banana to fix assuming the image is sfw

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>>107736237
Rather not dox myself, so no screencaps. Hell, even their faq channel ends with it saying that if any issue is encountered and WAI is the checkpoint, then ditch WAI. Not a good selling point but I have been sticking with the CFG at 5 and steps at 25, which makes batch gens come out a little faster. Though while I'm here, I'd like a second opinion on prompt order and prompt mixing. They say the former has no bearing on the final result, while the latter varies. "short black hair" in lieu of "short hair, black hair" is bad while replacing "pleated skirt, white skirt" with "white pleated skirt" sometimes works but my experiences tell me it radically depends more on the LoRA. Without any character LoRA and relying solely on the checkpoint, I can gen miniskirts true micro skirts without issue. Throw in a character LoRA and even "sling bikini top" is a crapshoot with most character LoRAs, which is a pet peeve considering what I'm trying to do.

>>107736353
i believe it depends solely on how the data was captioned. i remember that angel (illustrious creator) said they condensed redundant tags for illustrious, so black hair and long hair would be long black hair or black long hair (cant remember which). the lora creator probably just used a danbooru auto tagger and didnt condense the tags