>>107894361
yeah you can use a network sniffer on unity applications

>>107894276
Visual studio's template error messages truly make you feel like you've overdosed.

If I posted the code for my platformer physics, could someone help me figure out what's wrong with it? I'm having a lot of trouble with moving platforms. I've already asked ChatGPT and Gemini, but they weren't any help.

>>107896803
sorry im not helping aisloppers, use your brain

>>Accidentally posted this in the programming thread instead so reposting here since people are more likely to respond.

Just finished the tcod rogulike tutorial and added floor persistence as well as an action point system. It all works and I'm very proud of the fact that I actually understand what I'm doing and how I'm doing it. That being said if anyone has any advice or suggestions for working effectively in python(general performance tips, newbie pitfalls, best practices and so on) please feel free to suggest. Always looking for ways to improve.

>>107888692
>>107888836
>>107889708
>>107889766
Set the thingy in BIOS to Balanced if those are the only two options. if there's a 'weaker' mode choose that.
And I assume you're using Linux. In Windows you could set the power mode to 'Best Efficiency', which is the leftmost option, 'Balanced' being the middle toption and 'Best Performance' being the other two.
And possibly most importantly, again in Windows, is go into classic power options, advanced, power processor management, system cooling policy, and set it to 'Passive' rather than 'Active'.
But on Linux I don't know if you have such extensive options.

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Do RAM prices work like crude oil prices? Now that new RAM got expensive does that mean the price for old RAM sticks went up too?
Getting an used laptop here and planning to buy another 8GB SO-DIMM stick for RAM upgrade.
>>107896784
>NPU
What are those things even? Do they plug into the PCIe lane as devices usually do? What kind of drivers do they use?
>>107896179
I've got a 5 volt picrel type of chink power source spec'd at 7 amps, used it for a single board computer + USB hub with Wi-Fi dongle and a 4G dongle. Worked great.
On top of that I hooked up a dummy USB female (haha dumb female), sticked a phone with a charging cable to it and to my surprise the phone somehow understood there was more than 10 watts (2 amps) available. idk why as there's no data.

>>107897133
>Set the thingy in BIOS to Balanced if those are the only two
I'll give it a shot but what's the reasoning for it? Isn't that the option for lower fan speed?

When I right click the taskbar in Windows, nothing happens. Already tried system file check (no errors) and a Windows OS repair install. I updated to 25H2 recently, could that be the cause?

>>107897249
IDK but I'm willing to bet it's something with the registry. Do you have a System Restore point you could go back to from when it was still working?

>>107896770
Modern computers are billions of times more powerful than an N64 so all you said just sounds like an excuse

>>107896834
it's kino

>>107896834
It's pure autism, the best kind.

>>107896933
its not data dense enough to keep my attention,
but you do you

>>107896965
yeah but that relationship grows exponentially
thats, ofc, ignoring the fact that an object's collisions with itself are seldom modeled, that only the nearby triangles are considered, and that collision models are very simplified in their polygon counts compared to what gets rasterized

>>107889363
Go look at kaze's stuff on youtube, the guy who basically rewrote mario 64 for his romhack. He also redid the collision and he says it's unbreakable now. Anyway he could answer your question exactly but I'm not kaze so this is the best I can do

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Klein is really fun lol

wish i could use it with 4gb :(

>NBP now censors anything lewd
It's over

>>107895816
Fucks up her right wing of course.

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Okay I tried training a Klein lora just to see what would happen and it surprisingly learns very well
This lora took only around an hour

>>107897142
we are never coming out of that because the industry doesnt want to come out of that
because that would mean theres more demand for programmers than theres programmers
and you know how things go when supply doesnt meet demand...

getting paid 6 figures to eat brunch half the day and write 10 lines of javascript during the other is definitely a thing of the past, i think

>>107897226
>getting paid 6 figures to eat brunch half the day and write 10 lines of javascript during the other is definitely a thing of the past, i think
It was literally just malinvestment because interest rates were 0%. If the fed droped interest rates to 0% again there would be """jobs""" everywhere.

>>107897223
nono
i experimented it on me
and look it up
how gingerol interacts with sars family of virii
i knew this shit in may 2020. from studies on natural compounds' effect against flu viruses in poultry of all things
2 years later this knowledge saved my life. i ate a lot of antibiotics at a certain point so i was immuno-compromised mind you
i caught the coof, started to have a drowning reflex and shit
i was headed straight for the respirators and 5% probability of making it out of the hospital alive
with my last strength i bought 1 kg of ginger and black tea to infuse it into
this saved my life. but i consumed all of it during the course of a week or so
you have to saturate your body with gingerol for it to work. at least equally high concentrations as when gingerol starts to have a strong tension-lowering effect, thats why its totally unsuitable for people with hypotension- it can kill them at these concentrations

silver lining of the story:
the coof somehow kickstarted my immune system. didnt get sick again until past week.

>>107897238
even if its free money, its always in ones interest to make good investments
just so you can buy more with it
the ceos must be complete fuckups (even moreso than i alr thought)

>>107897269
I don't think you're getting it There was never a more lethal version of covid that killed anybody, but there's mRNA killshot damage and that's exactly what the treatment I mentioned addresses.

I'm desperate enough for work that I'm going to start applying to dev jobs on Upwork for 3rd world rates, like $15/hour. I'm hoping that at least being a white American will put me above all the jeets applying and that no other Americans are desperate enough to do this too.

>>107897190
>$15/hour
We will work for $9 per hour, and we will be hired. You will not.

>>107897190
>>107897268
To add to this, we have the most significant advantage that you will never have: Cheap cost of living. We make "only" $9 per hour and the US Dollar stretches further than you can ever dream. You cannot compete. You cannot win. We are in the win/win situation here. It's over for you.

>>107897278
Why are you larping as a jeet? Jeets can't write anything even close to this intelligible. Even the ones making 6 figure salaries in Silicon Valley write like kindergarteners.

>>107897336
lel you got me xD

>>107896168
>Linus says
Don't give a shit

>>107896202
fippybippy

He's right.
Stop getting angry and bitching, and start making changes.

>>107896168
>rich guy says stop being mad about prices

>>107896721
No it was not lmao.

>>107895591
The BBC Master Turbo had a 2 MHz 65c02 and a second 4 MHz 65c02
I expect this is another case of Americans rejecting the inherentBBC superiority
The BBC just goes better per pound - even taking exchange rates into account
I wish I could understand what it is about Americans and the BBC
>>107895996
>1995
Which is not to say that a 16 MHz Z80 wouldn't of course be a corker
It would be nearly as fast as a 4 MHz 65c02

>>107896883
>The BBC Master Turbo had a 2 MHz 65c02 and a second 4 MHz 65c02
Just took a quick look at it and it does seem pretty impressive. From what I understand the 4 MHz CPU handles program logic while the 2 MHz CPU does everything else (I/O, graphics, sound, etc)
So yeah, if the 4 MHz CPU can do the crunching without having to deal with anything else, I guess it might be the fastest 8-bit machine

>>107896883
I'm the anon that called color 8-bit micros toys.

My cousins are bongs from Kent and I visited them with my family back in 1986. They had an older (but expanded) model of the BBC and I was not impressed. For a machine that costed as much as this one did (compared to the c64 anyways), it actually offered little value. A custom chipset just goes a looong way here.

One thing I'd say about it, the build quality was excellent for a toy micro, and actually looked like something I'd have been happy to place on my desktop.

Not shitting on the BBC (insert jak here), but I'd say RadioShack oifferings at the time blew that thing out of the water on every metric possible.

>>107895189
This. I had an Apple //e and my friend had a C64.. I was so jealous of how much better the games were on it, but the C64 5.25 drive was soo slow.

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>>107897295
>but the C64 5.25 drive was soo slow

>>107896992
>chasing the dragon
you just described drug addiction
>inb4 "but weed"
not a real drug just like foxbum isn't a real man.

>>107897016
and everyone in this thread is an addict

>>107887182
Once again I am asking for a good, or just decent, cable replacement for the tanchjim one since the stock cable is awful.

>>107897045
>everyone in this thread is an addict
Yeah, Tanchjim trannies seem to be addicted to child porn

>>107887275
this

>>107870884
You probably have an outdated certificate store on PC1. Have you disabled updates or run any "debloating" scripts on it?

>>107872259
Run setup.exe from the live install. Should give you an option to do an in place upgrade.
Of course still backup anything you absolutely don't want to lose.

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>>107894086
>how to say you're a brain dead zoomer nigger without saying you're a brain dead zoomer nigger
Literally all """""""problems""""""" with LTSC are just things not being preinstalled.
>NOOOOO LE HECKIN VIDEO DOESNT PLAY
So install a media player you drooling nigger.
>NOOOOOOO LE HECKIN GAME DOESNT RUN
So install directX you drooling nigger.
This shit has been standard procedure for setting up a new Windows installation for 3 decades. Literally you would have to be an underage nigger to not know that things need to be installed.

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>>107887015

>>107897317
filtered

>>107880272
>RSP1
they are far from 20 bucks now
I bought a libresdr for 140€ for Christmas. pretty nice. Kinda regret not getting a fishball instead

>>107880272
I bought an RTL-SDR like 10 years ago but I've only used it a few times because I never got around to buying/building a better antenna for it.

i'm running out of coins only because i use them in games, not because i'm using them to buy things
i'm actually using the gem rebates more than the coins since ain't nothing can be reduced by coins anymore

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>>107896549
There are some at around that price point kicking around now. At the time I bought mine there really wasn't and it seemed like a huge steal.

>>107896876
I've owned a few now. When I still lived in the US there was all kinds of interesting stuff I could pick up with just the shitty antenna it came with. Now that I live in the Philippines I bought another one and I actually set my own personal FM DX records with the basic $10 RTL-SDR and an antenna meant for a digital TV tuner with a magnetic base on it that I stuck on my tin roof. I got all my personal bests including hearing Tokyo FM on 80mhz with my most half assed setup.

>>107897289
Nevermind that. They are doing the typical tactic where they list something like an antenna cheap but the actual item you're searching for is way more expensive. There are no RSP1s on aliexpress that cheap.

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>"talking" to an llm about your problems
i have never been more sad for the state of the world but goddamn if it isn't funny

>>107894511
Next time talk to a super mario 64 chatbot.

>>107895222
What else would it be used for? Most people don't want to write a book.

>>107895202
you're doomed

>>107894511
Spend money on a GPU so you can talk to local LLMs.

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>>107891298
blame trannies

>>107893850
XLibre is the modern replacement. Literally no need to troon out into Gayland.

>>107891515
>>107891641
why are you replying to ESL schizobabble

>>107891483
The screensavers in xscreensavers are not the issue, the logon menu is the issue.

>>107891526
You can hit any key to wake up Windows to the password prompt.

The difference between Windows and Linux session handling is night and day.

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>>107894909
android is mostly opensource, linageos is opensource.

>>107894968
I mean here we go is EU, based?
>>107894909
Android is open source and plenty of forks.
Huawei did it EU can also do it.

Yo ninjas waz a gud active directory replacement?

>>107895667
https://www.univention.com/products/ucs/

>>107891886
Eu already has all of these solutions for years https://opencloud.eu/en