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only had 30 dollars in coins.

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>Mogs all chink shitbuds

>>107842503
inb4 the drivers were dug out of the same shenzhen dumpster

>>107842503
Why do niggas always upload their pos full of grease and dust and skin? Just clean your shit before taking a picture, it's not that hard

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>>107842676
This. A bubble bath is preferable.

https://pastebin.com/wmTteDZ4

>>107842550
Nobody is interested in some random French tracker

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Is there a RED Deezer spammer equivalent route for PTP and/or BTN? I've uploaded a few things to both, here and there, but they were, of course, proper self-rips of things I had to go out of my way to find since seemingly no one on the Internet had them.
I wanted to invite a couple of my IRL friends to PTP, but with the era of donating to get invites for your pals being gone for years, I need to somehow get 50 uploads on there to actually use my BP for invites.

Similar story for BTN. Probably posted like ~50 things over the past several years but right as I qualified for Overlord, they added a 500 upload requirement lmao

>>107842669
no thanks widevine L1

>>107842550
>>107842576
don't forget flarsolverr

>>107842575
I like making my OC characters from games do lewd things with my friends characters, shit maxes out everything.

>>107842575
SMUT! ComfyUI and koboldcpp best friends now.

>getting money mogged by NEETs
A grim destiny for any wagie.

>>107842575
I run a 24b model at full speed.

>>107842575
erp

>>107842021
>pleasing valve
red head and therefore NSA
>>107841667
what depends on systemd? Why can't there be a drop in replacement?

funny you search for it and immediately find https://blogs.gnome.org/adrianvovk/2025/06/10/gnome-systemd-dependencies/ this 100% red hat work and since KDE recently moved to the US its the usual subversion by the usual suspects.

>>107841680
imagine the smell

>>107841667
uh use XFCE

i dont understand why anyone uses kde or gnome

>>107841675
he's right
>>107841680
they know how to program. you don't

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>>107835866
oh..

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>>107835866
My job requires me to spend about a quarter of my time working in the terminal, and I tend to make fewer mistakes with a light theme than with a dark theme especially during night shifts

>>107835866
Discerning syntax highlighting is so much easier on dark theme for me, and I need it to parse code comfortably. Light background doesn't allow for that many nice to look colors with enough contrast.

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>>107835866
Computer interfaces were made by the white man to mimic paper.
Our ancestors wanted us to stare at white screens, not black ones.

>>107842656
It's only acceptable to use white theme in e-ink screens then, if the goal is to return to paper

>>107842137
the hand that's holding the plate looks ummm,, interesting.

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>>107841494
Thanks.

>>107841461
How did you manage to get the model to generate her outfit properly?

>>107842587
Cute!

>>107842320
>Exam mode
What kind of DRM corporate fuckery is this?

>>107842421
I'd take it over being forced to use some shitty budget calculator

>>107835861
For me, it's the K&E log-log duplex trig. I still have mine somewhere in my room at home.

>>107842421
Here in France if you want to use a calculator for some exams you need to turn on exam mode so you can't cheat, as people would write down their lesson in it
It's basically a mode where the ram is set back to default and you can't modify anything

>>107842651
What stops you from just rebooting the calculator or something?

>>107840707
silicon doesn't have the best performance, but its metallurgical properties are almost too good to be true
the only time people spring for other processes is for things like optoelectonics, special sensors like bolometers, or extremely high frequency circuits (like upcounters in RF PLLs)

>>107818149
I didn't, I just got a list of instructions and started writing. Assembly is so simple if you know how to program.

>>107832250
The .o file has already been through the assembler, it's an ELF object file that's passed to the linker.

>>107840707
>I'm asking about InP microprocessors.
Sorry, didn't realise that.
>Doesn't seem like they exist at all.
At least not available for civilian money. This is one of the few cases where I can buy the hypothesis that DOD and code breakers have undisclosed hardware. The prospect of cracking keys at 4 THz or real time full bandwidth ESM and ECM analysis is sure of getting attention.

>>107840707
>Doesn't seem like they exist at all.
they probably exist, just not for us.

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>>107841503
COBOL

>>107841503
>Cool Programming Language
CoProLang

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I implemented a first version of >>107795283
the syntax got more complex because I also wanted to better structure the output, but I'm reasonably satisfied with how I'm mixing the text matching itself and building up the result

>>107841503
Joy
or Om if your autistic

>>107842338
kind of cool but also seems extremely brittle - the input will have to strictly adhere to a consistent grammar for such rules to work

longsoon processors are running a novel architecture that only has a handful of linux distros that support it, so unless you can read chinese i don't really see how you're going to even use it.

zhaoxin processors are based on patents VIA stole from intel like thirty years ago and when intel bought them out and shuttered the company five years ago VIA sold their remaining IP to a chinese company.

hygon processors are literally zen 2 on a worse process node. same architecture and performance.

all three of them are going to have massive backdoors

>>107841135
>Not the FOSS I use
Might you be able to elaborate?

>>107841135
>Never setting foot China, not an issue.
/thread

>>107841293
>zhaoxin processors are based on patents VIA stole from intel like thirty years ago
Legally acquired, and activelty developed into their own unique designs. Recent Zhaoxin CPUs are based on the VIA Centaur core. Watch a fucking youtube video.

>>107840951
There looks to be a port of Debian that supports the architecture but I don't know if it works. If it does you would be good to go.
https://wiki.debian.org/LoongArch
https://wiki.debian.org/Ports/loong64
It also looks like NetBSD might support it to some degree as well.
https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/evbmips/

Personally if I had one I would try and get NetBSD running if only for the bragging rights.

ops_mum = open("/dev/mum/op", O_RDWR);
mmap(my_bedroom, 0, PROT_WRITE, MAP_SHARED, ops_mum, 0);

>>107842351
1) at that point, it's machine code, not assembly :) not many can say they have handwritten machine code! it's quite cool
2) you can do it other ways, too, like with execstack or mprotect

>>107842351
Can't wait for Cniles to pump their fizzbuzz full of RCEs to own the rustrannies.

>>107842351
>>107842381
if i can make some gentle suggestions, though:

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/mman.h>
#include <unistd.h>

/** x86_64 machine code for `int times2(int x)` */
static const uint8_t times2_impl[] = {
  // lea eax, [rdi+rdi*1]
  0x8d, 0x04, 0x3f,
  // ret
  0xc3,

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>>107842552
looks a whole lot better, i didn't bother with the page size just to show the main idea
wouldn't the mprotect be redundant if we already set the PROT_EXEC when calling to mmap? or is there a difference?

>>107839613
>on ali
i think you would rather use taobao for this

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>>107834246
The thread is normally posted by a racist mutt. One time I caught him deleting a post just to add the n-word and called him out on it. That made him seethe like little bitch.

>>107842432
and the bottomline is I thought this subject would be cute and get a few free bumps

>>107841138
that looks hella fucking great for chink shit

>>107818591
Thank you xi

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>>107835564
Is that Micron? It's already overnought my friend, it's time to full port into AMD/Intel

>>107818760
Competition.

>>107818621
china makes both good and bad technology

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>>107841112
>Trading one evil for another is neutral.
Well not exactly, at least not on a personal level in this case. western (((ZOGbots/glowniggers))) could blow your head off tomorrow for your le ebil nahdzee wrongthink (being right in your immediate proximity & you being a White male). Not so with the Chinks (at least not if you don't set foot there).

Besides, it appears the Chinese may be quickly turning NatSoc in their political leanings, in which case they'd only be a threat to you if you're already an enemy to all humanity anyway (jew; libshit; faggot; tranny; etc.)

With the chinks quickly dominating almost all the tech frontiers today, its going to be highly-interesting to see where they go with technologies that the 3rd Reich didn't have in the 1930's - 40's.

>>107841981
>StarFive no backdoor
lamo the whole point of riscv is so that it would be cheaper and easier to add backdoors and proprietary ip cores into ic design

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>>107842053
This. So much this. Remember the one and only rule: The West is good and China is bad! Thinking anything else is strictly prohibited.

>>107842239
>China good because… Le CIA
How about they both just see you as cattle and want to control your life? I understand the justifiable skepticism for the US. But pretending that Pooh and gang are your personal saviors and friend is flat out profound mental retardation

Risc-v is slower and shitter than ARM. China already has LoongArch for high performance stuff. RISC-V is just for microcontrollers now; I doubt the RISC-V SoC stuff will ever take off to the degree that it becomes better than ARM.

>>107842542
ARM spent over 30 years stuck inside microcontrollers. made an appearance in unaffordable computers in 1987 and disappeared out of that space and reappeared as a microcontroller for mobile devices. most applications of ARM today are microcontrollers. now RISC-V is eating a piece of that market: time for the mental breakdown and cope posts from /g/'s most tech illiterate nigger species.

> I doubt the RISC-V SoC stuff will ever take off
that's because you are an uneducated nigger that eats ticks and fleas that you pick out of your wife's boyfriend's fur.