>>107728453
image-dired shows image thumbnails and it's built-in. There's a recent package that extends the functionality for videos:https://github.com/captainflasmr/dired-video-thumbnail
but I haven't used it. I don't really use image-dired. If I want to see image thumbnails, I open sxiv from dired (I have a function that passes all the image files in a dired buffer to sxiv) and switch to thumbnail mode. I also have a function that marks the files I selected in sxiv. It's pretty useful.

I dreamt a multithreaded emacs with Guile embedded was released. It was beautiful.
Reality is ugly.

>>107726305
he's totally on board with trannyism and forced vaccination. He even made up his own gender-neutral pronoun ("per"), as he explained in his interview on MoneroTalk.

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Can you guys talk more? Frankly this thread is the only place in the internet I enjoy visiting.

>>107726248
People mix politics and economy with shit like gender identity and other unimportant things. GNU is extreme left. And all glory to that.

>>107727559
>is the ball any good? i swear it is worse then a normal chair
not as a main 'chair' but for a few hours a day it's a blessing.

i really like the overall upbeat vibes in this one
sometimes these threads get really bleak like the desktop threads do and people bicker

>>107702662
What monitor arm is that?

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>>107726454
>Hope I can be at least half as cool as you Anon one day
>>107727559
>i wish to be as cool as you one day anon

too bad I had to lose a job to start getting in to my hobbies. you are just looking at 13 years of hording things needed to fix old radios, and whatever interests me at the moment.

this is what it looked like 12 years ago at a different house. someone commented (in an old thread) that they got pregnant just looking at it.

>>107699694
who did you abduct to get that scooter you filthy nonce!

>>107729064
>works produced by a team can embody a lot of qualities that works made by an individual may struggle to achieve.

So much this.

>>107730013
Looks nice. Is that really a custom engine?

>>107730013
sick

>>107729519
Hanging out with game developers in 2025+1:
>dude you need to add screen shake
>fr my dude, it's game feel and juice! video essay man said so!
>yeah bruh dont be a contrarian and also add a pause before every hit to really get that game feel and juice
>ong i finna 100x worse before my 16x16 pixel sprites squished and stretched because i cant animate
>trans rights yall! (everyone liked that)
>please wishlist my furry depression simulator on steam
>hi guys look at my blank unity template and i added ai tranime pictures
>omg bruh ts the next goty fr keep working
>y'all heard of... le ECS?! it's a life saver in my rust game engine!!!
>follow me on X for more game updates (never uploads anything, just responds to politicshit with gifs of sassy black women)
>hola muy senors i am makings the next pizza tower in gay maker im 16 btw
>omgg add me on discord goontard_mommy#3719

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>>107729936
Google Street View across the street of TSMCs Development and Research center Taipei

>>107729954
Then why is hardware so shit?

>>107729951
>the Chinese government itself is tackling the problem
I wish my government would do the same.
The fucking paper mills destroyed science and progress in the US. They will never fix that, because the nepotism babies of the child raping elites need to get their cheap effortless academic titles.

>>107729988
diminishing returns. It will become harder and harder to make smaller trans sisters and eventually we will hit a ceiling, unless we somehow manage to make trans sisters out of sub-atomic particles (quarks)
When that happens, perhaps we will have to find an alternative to trans sisters as a whole. If it is even possible

>>107730084
>it's hard to innovate, that's why there are no innovations
At the end of the day, ASML doesn't innovate. Doesn't matter if it's because it's hard (your theory) or because the cartel doesn't have a necessity for it (my theory).

The thing is, that even if they are stuck on the same tech for a decade now, shouldn't this current tech at least get cheaper? But it is getting more expensive for the same performance, we are having a regression.
>but but high demand
Why can't ASML just build some machines and deploy them in Europe itself to produce stuff? Why rely on the slums of Taiwan? Shouldn't it be easily possible to launch an European competitor?

Why is competition completely reliant on the Chinese and you just take it up the ass?

>>107705159
They're removing cores

>>107704530
Does this work with MESA on GNU/Linux? If not, I'm not buying it.

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>>107704566
I'm a legit communist though. So that's just an added benefit for me.

>>107725777
Anon a gtx 980 costs like 40 usd these days... 100 usd gets you a gtx 1660 super

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>>107704969
Kek, this.

ok, so im riping tracks from tidal and holy fuck, 1 album of 24bit 192khz flacs is like 1,5GB for 15 songs, 44khz flacs are 30-50mb per song, should i always go for highest quality i can download or maybe save some space and rip it in lesser quality? SD card i have is 512GB.

>>107729911
Download in the highest quality then convert to 128kbps opus for portable use.

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>finally dip my toes in hifi audio and buy an IEM
>it gives me an ear infection

T-thanks /iemg/

Also never wear your IEM with wet ears like after taking a bath

>>107730058
could've been worse. anons here have lost their hearing

>>107730102
How did they manage that?

>>107726565
>Is this a cooling problem?
No, the chiplet interconnects simply need a lot of power. AMD is using a SERDES connection on existing chips which requires extra serialization logic/performance, plus the chips are not very close to each other.
Zen 6 and above is using large amount of parallel wires instead, which allows for larger throughput without extra time/computing wasted on serializing the data. Strix Halo also uses this, it was first tested there, and it uses like 3W idle for the entire CPU.

>>107720721
>Ironically
was counter culture edgy teens, linetrap days. Served trolling purposes, but internally it was no different to 'a cat is fine too'.
>Hating
was a result of cultural saturation of the concept and every space they touched becoming deranged. Like in most things, we were just at the forefront of internet X fatigue as whatever X group is can post frequently, has anonymity until they're retarded enough to dox themselves and if they're looking at the internet hate machine as a target, they're eventually going to similarly escalate to targeting normalfag spaces as they become more emboldened/radicalised.
>Becoming trannies
Barely a thing. What does exist is a result of exodus, newfags and raids. The majority of 'anons' posting now have no grounding in the history. Almost every other oldfag left to be an adult or left to an alternative board that has trash post rate.
Those that became family men and actually have a fuck about the state of the world (not advised) fell into the /pol/ trap, where when if it wasn't being constantly targeted for demoralisation /raids non-stop, would still be a non-stop hell feed where the vast majority of the time you will never interact with any of the decision makers involved, so it's just ragebait.
I assume the genetic failures are still on /R9K/ and /soc/. (Not blaming anyone for being a genetic failure, historically the rates for men are commonly up around 40%, it's insane that society just chugs along with that many dudes dying without families)

>>107724732
(You) are the cardholder.

>>107713072
Not-a-rack-user here, why would you need a bigass switch for so little connections?

>>107729491
>He was one of the best
Salesman? Yes, probably the greatest salesman.
The best at any other category? No.

>>107729620
>It's again the zoomers who remember it being super lightweight.
>XP
>super lightweight
wut

>>107729631
i almost got 2 minutes in wondering how the FUCK someone could like '00s consumer compact cameras, he gave it away, compares it with a phone camera.
there is no need for me to elaborate

>>107730052
-- p.s. i owned and used a few. i still have the one i bought in early 2010, but i found and tried it again a couple years ago and man it is bad, this was a decently pricey sony model too as far as compact cameras went. i'm also not a prography snob by any means, i too just use my phone these days, but i'm under no delusion that my compact camera is better at anything

>>107716999
The 80s I sort of get but why the 70s? Everything looked musty and dirty and you would probably get murdered by a serial killer.

>>107729631
>>107730085
im drunkposting btw, it's new yeas day still so sue me
to any kids looking for a '00s compact camera, just don't, go find a cheap old dslr instead, '00s compact cameras were shit even at the time, they were the "phone cameras" of the day

>>107729225
Any recommendations for headsets under $50 good for gaming and media?

I hope those 5070 tis will still be affordable by the time my 4080 croaks

>>107730030
When you did 6000mhz on the memory, was your bios set to uclk=mclk in bios?

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>>107730003
>I just saw S95F on sale again
interesting

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>more nvidia cards get bootleg ram mods
D-does 4070 ti have any hope?

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>>107726581
>copilot

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>>107726642
The only one that can code and therefore the best.

I think since they are all very close in performance the true metric is how generous the providers are with free tiers.
GPT / Claude are disgustingly bad, they paywall the best models and even the mid models are limited to like 2 questions per day. Fuck them
Gemini is very generous
Grok is fine
Deepseek is fine
The new chinese ones are kinda okay

>>107728562
I don't think so. Gemini 3 Flash is where things tipped into being genuinely worthwhile for me

For me it's chatGPT by a wide margin. I don't know why there's some comments here implying that it can't code. The only con I find is that it's pozzed, so if you want it to stop using its retarded "empathetic" language and give useful information on social issues you need special prompts. Once the pozzing is bypassed, it's incredibly powerful. I like that it lets you use legacy models too.

>>107729881
>that's not a compromise that some people are willing to make
Because of anonymity, that's why you should support identity verification in public spaces on the internet, enforcing the social shame machine.

>>107729968
>without open source, barely any of the technology you use every day would be possible
most of the software I use is either proprietary or developed by corporations.
Linux, Chromium, Firefox, etc. are all developed by CORPORATIONS. If open source wasn't a thing they would just make it proprietary and it'd be exactly the fucking same software apart from the loicense.

>>107722304
Responsibility is a function of money and even then lol LMAO even.

>>107730023
>most of the software I use is either proprietary or developed by corporations.
they are using open source libraries and frameworks, anon. everyone does. that's why CVEs in fundamental libraries are such a huge issue, because they affect everyone. applications are not the only kind of open source software, but those are generally not as good as proprietary ones, that's true. i guess that's mostly because having multiple product owners leads to a hodge podge of features because nobody feels strongly enough to say no

>>107730087
who the actual fuck cares about those dinky little libraries bro. the amount of code in them is fucking nothing compared with chromium which has gigabytes of source code alone.
Corporations such as Google could very easily just rewrite all those using their army of AI-turbocharged pajeet developers, it'd just cost a bit extra, which is why they use the open source version. (They only use open source when it costs them nothing: for example when open source software has a GPL license they just write their own version rather than use it.)

>>107719043
Anything less than 104 tends to fuck up my muscle memory

>>107719043
Thick, full-length, uncut 104-key keyboards as intended from the beginning.

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>>107727760
Same. Accessing [] and {} is so fucking painful on a Finnish layout.
Either I have to do some retarded finger gymnastics or I have to cross my hands :D
For those who don't know you have to press alt gr + 7890 to type those characters.
On top of that you lose the right alt key which makes a lot of key combos really annoying to press.
Whoever came up with this needs to be shot.

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>>107725276

>>107725276
>>107729955
My brothers in Enter.
Our time shall come.

After a solid 4d 6h of multi-step array reshaping, this shit is finally done. Time to copy over like 16TB from my old array before I take out all the old drives.

$ df -h /mnt/raid/data1
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/md1         44T  9.8T   34T  23% /mnt/raid/data1

>>107722865
USB has always been very well behaved like that for me as well. The USB controller passes from host to guest and back seamlessly and with no fuss. If you want to pass through more involved stuff like a GPU, then yes you will need to blacklist it from the host very often, though I remember seeing people managing to gracefully hand GPUs back and forth too (but I don't think it's as seamless as with USB controllers).

>>107726158
something like this is more than powerful enough, but then again, it's a shitty chinese brand, so do you trust them with the security of your network? I've read reviews and the quality of the unit can be shit, plus chinese products are known for having malware. Some dude had a chinese Roomba and he later found out the thing was sending back GB's of data back to China everyday.

https://www.amazon.com/Lake-%CE%9D95-Threads-Computers-Bluetooth-Business/dp/B0FR1H7GFT

Something like this but non-chinese will cost you twice as much

>>107722865
It's a hit or miss
The USB3 controller on mine doesn't state reset support so I never passed it through (used the USB2 controller instead). Good for you that it worked though.
Same deal for GPUs, I just unload the driver before starting the VM. Works until it doesn't.

>>107722756
Yeah, i got a P1S too and a 19U half depth rack.
Firstly, a row that secures 2 8 port TP-link switches.
Another row secures a dell optiplex micro with a keystone jack for it's ethernet port and another 8 port switch
A row that holds my netgear modem with console and other keystone jack ports for other devices that dont have one on their front (PDU and UPS)
Last printed row isnt complete, its only half a row and just holds a bananapi r3 mini and keystone jacks for it

I just got an HDMI switch for christmas so i might 3d print the other half of that unfinished row to mount that but im busy with other shit so im not in any rush

I think you'll like the P1S, I used ABS for the rack prints. You cant find 'everything' online, ive had to make a bunch of shit not even /hsg/ related. I suck at 3d editing with shit like blender but have found SketchUp Ver 17.2 to be very usable and perfect for designing things with exact measurements

>>107726104
>are these weird TexHoo-MiniPCs from AliBaba decent as a first home server? Or should I go for a second hand dell/thinkpad mini pc?
idk about the chink stuff but i picked up a used dell optiplex micro for $110 and it runs video transcoding and scene translation and other stuff 24/7 for almost a year now.

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Happy new year!

>only Epiphany or wise magi left
It was fun to act neet for a week.
Imagine that there are countries where people have to work today.

>>107722311
fuck off

>>107722530
you fucking faggot that is PRIME BPD pussy waiting for you right there she's literally screaming for it

>>107728043
As an IT jannie, I'd give you access to install what you need, but there's no way in Hell you're getting fucking Admin.

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>>107723015
you have to go back

>>107723015
Oh, this faggot again? Haven't seen him in a long time

>>107723493
This is, for all intents and purposes, the exact same thing as the OP image, if we account for the fact that in classifying functions we virtually always use the lowest relevant bound, only expressed on mathfaggotese instead of plain language
>inb4 "wrong"
Your mother will die in her sleep tonight

>>107730039
>This is, for all intents and purposes, the exact same thing as the OP image
Wrong.
>in classifying functions we virtually always use the lowest relevant bound
This is meaningless gibberish.
>Your mother will die in her sleep tonight
Wrong.

>>107730039
>>107730096
>>in classifying functions we virtually always use the lowest relevant bound
>This is meaningless gibberish.
I.e. 2 points:
1) There does not exist such a thing as the lowest relevant bound.
2) Even if you reinterpret it to mean that we never want to say a function is bounded by some other function which is orders of magnitude faster growing, this is just wrong. Both in math and CS, functions are regularly called O(g) for some much faster growing g. That is, in fact, the whole point of big O, to be able to do that and simplify things in such a way, without keeping track of every precise function.