>>107845140
How long were in for? And for what crime?

>>107845140
Nobody gave you the correct answers (I am proud of /ptg/ for not being public shitters!) But they were in the previous thread: >>107829635
>>107829735

Though the power of Ganesh I compel my poop into HUNO

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>>107848439
me too. if it has cute girls (like the jack of all trades, cute girl in the heroes party, roll over) I'm watching them!

>>107849567
>roll over
I enjoyed e1, haven't checked out the other two. Do they look like they're off to a good start? I might wait for some reviews to roll in, I don't want to start too many week one

>>107848839
Now make its Android support on par with webp and maybe we can talk

>>107848897
So has the dogshit decoding speed of JXL been i proved or not?

>>107848897
Oh that explains it, i was gonna ask how did he manage to make JXL lose to webp in this benchmark when JXL destroyed webp every time i tried to benchmark them against each other in imagemagick

>zero information on what the fuck this is about
>schizobbabble and poopdickschizo obsession straight from the gate
cool

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>>107848839
100B+ guaranteed by EOY
we're going to be rich :D

>>107848705
so much this, freetards finally got heads out of their asses and separated how user programs and system files update and install without fucking up each other

>>107848705
>linux is unusable without them
I barely use them. You're probably trying to do things in some retarded ass backwards way rather than learning how to actually use linux.

Using a package manager is generally easier than the windows random .exe lottery, but it is different and requires re-learning the way you do things.

>>107849495
flatpaks just ship the system libraries with them, retard. though then so do many windows software packages (which is why to run one .exe you need 200 .dlls)

Any time you run an exe that doesn't ship with a bunch of dlls it's using system libraries just like on linux.

>>107848705
flatpaks and AppImage are a godsend

Using any amp with IEMs is a self-report you're deaf, tube or not. No volume knob position on them is useable with IEMs. Set the volume low enough - get channel imbalance.

>>107849520
no

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Have more 1-bit DSD vinyl rips
https://pomf2.lain.la/f/te79qa3c.wv https://pomf2.lain.la/f/8dop7b6g.wv (cat the two files)
https://pomf2.lain.la/f/23nlitz8.wv https://pomf2.lain.la/f/ffa4g2ug.wv

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>>107849454

>>107849251
I guess to finish it off to a professional-tier level, you ALSO need to work through Chs 18 & 19: a total of 137pgs of non-dense freshman text.

>>107838287
any language doing all the things C++ does would be horrible in many ways too, even if they're not all the same ways
>>107838263
a mix of half a dozen different languages is your alternative to C++

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>>107843995
>Computers are more than fast enough now to completely negate the performance impact of garbage collection

>>107837821
deepthroat that microphone faggot

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>>107846451
>create_vec(1000, sizeof(TheTypeYouWant));
1000 would be the initial capacity, which by default is 0 for my implementation. I didn't copy or follow any stupid text books, a vec is a vec it's pretty simple overall. I don't care if my implementation is slightly slower or whatever, haven't benchmarked it.

>>107849505
Whatever dude...

>>107849514
normalniggers don't fully own their phones either, they pay the carrier monthly fees

AI Phobia off the charts in this thread. Shills are out in numbers to push the AI bubble narrative

because sd cards are unreliable pieces of shit
they will inevitably corrupt creating a horrible customer experience, that the customer will blame the phone manufacturer for
unless you dont care about your reputation you just dont add something that will ruin your brand perception

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>>107849565
>a horrible customer experience
>you dont care about your reputation
>brand perception

>>107848247
try:

1. Set your column widths preferences in an explorer window for some folder or subfolder.
2. W10: Click on the View tab and click on Options
2. W11: Click the "..."
3. Click on the View tab. Under Folder views, click the Apply to folders button.

>>107849373
well sheeit, does not work. nevermind.

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Holy nigger, can any software just work anymore? No I did not fucking cancel it

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>over 9000 WER events in under a month
>Event Name: BlueScreen
What the fuck is going on? I do not remember seeing any blue screens, not even any applications crashing.

>>107849472
Same thing happens to me, don't bother. Winget is fucking shit at trying to update AppInstaller for some reason. Everything else works except for this.

>>107849280
my mom unironically pretty much only watches YouTube shorts on her tv and half of them are just snippets from horizontal videos with black bars above and below them.
so, you're watching a horizontal video on your horizontal tv, but with huge fields empty space on all sides of the image which is now thumbnail sized.

I love the future

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it fits all phone screens and everyone (even kids) has a phone. so makes sense.

>>107849427
The progression of technology does not always make things better. 15 years ago people were passing the time by watching movies and TV shows that had to be produced and greenlit by people whose jobs were to gamble on what audiences would want to see most. There was no other way to make a film or television broadcast. Maybe there was public access television but it was never the best material available meaning it never did well. All in all, film and television was heavily gatekept by tastemakers. Even the absolute trash that got produced back then was better than what most people waste time on now, because now there's YouTube.
Anyone can upload anything to YouTube at any time for any reason from anywhere. Meaning you no longer need the permission of middlemen to reach your audience. You just make shit and put it out. Thing is, audiences aren't very discerning so the bar for quality is clipping through the bottom of Hell. Some of the most viewed videos on YouTube right now are nonsensical AI generated slop. Millions of people who would've been watching maybe Jackass 15 years ago are now spending their time watching videos wherein a robotic voice narrates a script clearly generated by ChatGPT that is full of inaccuracies and outright lies, and that's just normal now. The technology has improved but the standards have fallen as a result.

It's only going to get worse.

>>107848840
>not beating the shit out of the faggot after changing mode on your phone
i'm still calling out every faggot and if people send me portait mode stuff i say i cant watch it, send landscape or gtfo
>>107849435
>>107849446
kys faggot

I think maybe the anon that keeps insisting alibterated versions such as heretic makes the model retarded, might actually be a jew trying to subvert us.
I've been testing heretic for a few days now and the results are in fact way better than expected. I think the little jew just doesn't want us to use uncensored models that can tell the truth.

>>107849293
the framework?

>>107849430
Well done doing the thing. The thing is funny. You're a funny man doing the thing.

>>107849428
I think you're a retard who can't prompt normal models and has to resort to brain damaged garbage

>>107849297
>poor
we prefer the term "financially challenged"

>>107846289
>GrapheneOS
Enjoy never using google maps in your car ever.

>>107846377
>>107846115
>its a zshill
opinion discarded

>>107844625
> I am a nobody
For now..

>>107844625
>everyone who uses this tech is a literal-who larper wannabe script-kiddie
>everyone who uses this tech is a literal fascist pedophile terrorist who is an active menace to society
Choose one (and only one).

>>107846890
Are you rerarded? Monero is the best. Full chain membership proofs will fix whatever "the issue" you are babbling about

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There are 10,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets inside the habitable zone in the observable universe. This is based on the milky way having 500,000,000 planets in the habitable zone and the observable universe having 200,000,000,000 galaxies

It would be a truly absurd statistical anomaly for the conditions of life to only exists on earth and not any other of those 10,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets with the right temperature for liquid water. This is completely ignoring everything outside of the observable universe which could shoot those numbers up to levels which your asshole is not ready for
The ayys are out there

>>107847329
He planned for a lot of things but his surgery was botched and now he has to pay gold diggers to have his babies through artificial insemination

>>107847329
>exploring space and meet alien civilizations
<with rockets
The richest man in the world being mentally retarded says it all about humanity really.

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>>107847329
>NASA plans to use starship for Artemis III
>a manned mission to mars is actually within our grasp now
the future is in our hands

>>107847384
It's either traveling on a beam of light or nothing

>>107849086
What? I read through this twice and still don't get it, was he generating images of real children at the school or not?

>>107849508
He was generating AI prompts using descriptions of real students.

>>107849518
Okay yeah that's too far over the line for my liking, if he was just generating AI of lolis or some shit this would've been performative justice.

>countries with active child rape gangs giving a fuck about motherfuckers making their GPU draw naked children
>some people actually buy this as a good use of resources
Why are we retarded?

>>107849086
>your digital victims cannot speak for themselves
I've said it before, Australia is so fucking cooked.
In Sydney you can literally run over 5 school kids in a fit of rage, killing 2 and face less punishment than this guy

>>107849350
what's a better solution for running all kinds of software on my machine without them conflicting with each other?

>>107848668
Fuck you, and live and die for Bluefin

containers were invented by the gays to fix python

>>107848668
if you want atomic powerlevel but wants it to run natively, then install nix/guix

>>107849425
nixOS

>>107849325
They're noisy in a really bad way
TICK TICK TICK TICK

Now it's all about making magical sounds with your keyboard like raindrops or marbles.

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why shouldnt i buy this for $60?
https://www.keychron.com/products/keychron-c1-pro-8k-qmk-wired-mechanical-keyboard?variant=42361852035161

>>107849325
I didn't. I still think they're great. Will never understand the linear craze.

I do think however that there's a huge gap in the market for IMO the ideal clicky switch. It should be:
- Alps-style click leaf à la ZealPC Clickiez
- Light, low-resistance click midway in the press à la MX Blue
- Dampened triple-shot stem à la Lichicx Lucy

>>107849325
People still like them. It's just that good clicky switches are pretty much all vintage. Even attempts like the Zeal Clickiez and Gateron Melodics that try to capture what made the old vintage switches good don't do so very well IMO. They're too tactile.

Also, many of the custom boards that are made these days are not built with acoustic properties that do well with clicky switches. There's a big focus on an elimination of resonance. foam, etc. which can sound good with linears and tactiles, but they do not do well with clicky keyboards. Also most of them are aluminum. Clicky keyboards sound best with plastic boards, otherwise the sound gets too tinny. You can compromise with metal top + plastic bottom.

Any I love my IBM and Alps boards. They're awesome. I'm hoping Geon comes out with the F1-8X FE (an all plastic board) because the F1 has removable weights which are perfect for Alps. I would most certainly migrate my Blue Alps switches into that chassis if it ever comes out.

>>107846195
>browser via blazor is a terrible waste of time, im not sure why they even bother
It's better than JavaScript frameworks and you can reuse the same components on web, desktop, and mobile. What's not to like?

>>107846926
Yeah I'm not saying it's not, though that doesn't mean it's particularly popular beyond Unity.

>>107834144
It's as popular as it can get as it's primarily used in corporated and gaming as those are Windows .NET dominated industries.
Technically C# is multiplatform, but unless it's used as a scripting language inside a game engine, it relies too much on Microsoft's .NET to be used on Linux, Android, Apple's ecosystem and multiplatform open source projects.

>>107834144
bmc

>>107847949
it's not lol
there's no way you actually used it
it's basically webforms 3.0, same pitfalls, same unhinged microsoft design by committee bs