>>107625433
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

>>107618307
qubes is cool but you need a ridiculously beefy rig to do something like that

>>107617326
>Skill issue
I hate how smarmy redditspeak has become so normalized that people think it's an automatic own somehow

>>107617200
win for work and gaymen
linux for web/video comsumen

>>107625480
The beginning of cozy is Raptor Lake (PCs only, ECs disabled), 64GB DDR5. I sport 192GB.

>>107625973
yeah try getting a robot to clear out an apartment block tho

>>107624911
>what's the fucking point of having AI play games for me?
We will eventually have NPCs and bots that are indistinguishable from real people. Which will take games to the next level. Imagine Skyrim but every NPC behaves like a real person.

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Impressive, very nice. Let's see it built a 20k SPM Factorio base.

>>107625969
I'm thinking the elites from halo.

Just another enemy to destroy.

Like it or not, AI is going to replace you

how the... fuck am I... supposed to stop the... model from doing... this fucking shit every... other sentence?

>>107626147
ollama looks way better than all of them

>>107625883
Not true at all.

>>107625901
It won't work with cuda tools 12 because 580 driver needs cuda 13.
Please stop being like this.
https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-downloads

>>107626168
use a better model

first for dwm is king

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my SOFTWARE is as minimal as my BRAIN.

>>107626065
*rubs belly full of bloated software*

>>107626065
Where software

>>107614518
Blame jeet "developers"

Can an Intel X5670 Xeon run Win11 Enterprise or Win11 LTSC? It's a Nehalem die shrink CPU

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I'm running Windows 10 IoT LTSC and have been running just the LTSC before that. I like to keep my computer turned on for prolonged periods of time (2-4 weeks at a time), and as it's on for longer it gets slower. I am aware that that is unpreventable and Linux would be much better suited for this. But I don't want to switch and am just wondering how to optimize for this and just overall make it run better without having to reinstall and such. Also any cool software recs are appreciated because I've been getting bored of it all recently.

>>107565224
>pirate
You say that, but it's literally just installing office and activate it the same way you activate windows.

>>107589805
I just use https://gist.github.com/Ashur-D/457562f7aab28bc90babb357f992b26f and set a task scheduler to run in every day at 12am and whenever I login

>>107608327
Windows XP. 7, 8 runs just fine.

>>107619580
ugh even AI makes fun of me for using windows these days...

>>107608327
Forget top taskbar, give me back my small icons and multiple rows.

>>107615304
>NeXTSTep modded to resemble Mac OS is the same as GNU/Linux and it's myriad of desktops and graphical API's
You have no clue. fagOS or any modern Linux distro's relation to actual Unix is completely arbitrary. Developing graphical applications for either platform is nothing like developing for Unix proper. If you're doing anything object oriented, cool or not, it's not Unix. NeXT/OS X isn't Unix and neither is KDE/GNOME and their C++ and GObjects

>>107617063
>problem: no packages that don't require a dozen times a dozens of requirements
>solution: slackware
situation: no packages to begin with, anything you pull in for manual compiling requiring newer dependencies than whatever Volkerding had around a decade ago so you'll need as many dependencies in source as you lacked binarily from the repo.

>>107625279
No Linux Kernel?
No KDE?
No Troons?

Sounds great!

I don't regret switching to Debian Stable. It has all the capabilities of Linux, but is an actually stable just werks OS.

>>107610957
>he doesnt know

>>107610944
Which is why the Arm version of Arch Linux runs on the M-series using virtualization.

>>107626125
>software that doesnt work
>on hardware that doesnt work
fantastic idea, why didnt i think of that

>>107624479
That's a nasty bug and it's caused by being too compact/concise than what expresses user intent. The rust bugs are the same class -- you should require a bit more typing to introduce a new variable (Vs matching existing ones).

>>107624542
Yeah, the syntax for introducing bindings is kind of a failure in general. There's also the ref specifier that you can use in unreasonable places and that has been soft-replaced by a special coercion rule since most people didn't understand how to use it.
This post talks a bit about the design process of variable declaration and how they favored elegant theory over pragmatism: https://brson.github.io/2021/05/02/rusts-most-unrecognized-contributor/
A simple principle like "to introduce bindings in a function body you must write let/var" would probably have been better.
(But in the end I still think it's a run-of-the-mill wart like you can find in every language.)

>>107624925
>I still think it's a run-of-the-mill wart like you can find in every language.)
That's what most people think, and move on with life, yes. I, however, am angry at yet another downgrade/sidegrade where people chose to fix something that wasn't broken. I'm just angry that the cycle I've seen so many times in my life never changes. It's maddening.

I like the borrow checker. I don't like all the academic/functional bullshit in a systems language.

>>107626030
That said, to answer the original question: there's probably not a safer embedded language than rust, but if that's my only option, I'm going to stick with my megacorp C# coding and be happy.

>>107626030
Some of the academic/functional bullshit is actually nice is the problem. Sum types are great, traits have a few rough edges but are overall an improvement over standard OOP interfaces, and the borrow checker is based on academic dialects of C and ML. I don't know if there are language designers with an infallible enough sense of taste to take the good without the bad.

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>>107620016
Well anons, I went off the deep end and ordered it.
$100 on an outfit I'm only going to get semen on...

>>107624978
u wot m8

>>107619800
Make sure to wash your top

>>107624517
not seeing what is that

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>>107626136
knife sharpener system
I think it works pretty good

>>107626082
i have not used it before and just didn't want to damage the sticks which is why i put the rubbers.

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>>107626017
Come the fuck on. It's not a big deal, but stop denying reality.

>>107622667
Compute power and build quality, my guess.

Plus the peripherals like small screen/keyboard means it's limited on general consumer uses.

But I'm looking to get one to run a monero node through i2p to male my own ban so that I can rest easy knowing my money is safe outside the watchful eyes of both the state and FIs who now have set the precedent to debank people for their political views.

>>107622667
Because phones are for fast use, pull them out of your pocket, send a quick text, al with one hand

>>107626115
Or maybe just a raspberry pi with a WiFi antenna in a tiny pelican case with an external ssd to store the monero blockchain.

Program it first and set in place

I notice sometimes two separate lengthly downloads from different software will complete conveniently at the same time. I don't know how the magic happens, but is it really coincidence or does balancing take place in the network management so they are set to complete around the same time?

is there a replacement to 4chan-x? appears to no longer gets updates or works.

>>107625897
Use the userscript 4chanx version, it updates recently

>>107625918
>Use the userscript 4chanx version, it updates recently
which is that? currently using the tampermonkey firefox 1.14.23.2 version from 4chan-x.net and it's giving me issues. don't see any new updates from the site?

>>107626140
That's the version that has been fixed for the captcha. Works fine here. Have you enabled fingerprint protection or something?

>>107625925
They all are, there's no place for chuddies in open source and all chuddies are too retarded to build anything themselves

>>107625925
I'll be honest with you chief, the only one that isn't is probably RHEL. Even Ubuntu has been infiltrated by now.

>>107625925
All Linux distros are, kill yourself

>>107625889
nicotroon stopped arguing with xerself

>>107626000
Best AA that has ever existed. You only uses it when you have HP to spare, or you are playing a movie game.

>>107626040
i can run it but that doesn't account for the loss of detail and extra strain when using particle effects
Would it make a bigger difference under 4k native because I'm not seeing it

>>107626050
Yea 4k is where is shines. I think it looks great compared to the other AA alternatives.

How the fuck are you meant to decide which CPU cooler is the best when every site and channel have different results? hwbusters say the LF, GN says the TRYX (fuck that, i'm not paying that much for a meme screen), the Corsair Nautilus is near the top in GN but low in others. Atmos in non-argb can't be found in Bongland for some reason.

Same with Mobos. Would be so much easier if the Aorus x3d was available in Bongland but they don't ship em over here.

>>107626104
chill out googlejew and get ready for round 2 of raw tranny dick in your shalom ass

Nice poking the bear, retards. If you steal $500 you might get away with it. If you steal $500 million, they WILL find you.

>>107625986
We've gone long enough without fighting them. Now seems fine to start.

>>107619262
what's the bit rate on this
300tb doesn't sound like that much

it sounds small enough that if some really wanted to
he could self host it on a home server
for quite a bit tho

reminder that the primary purpose for anna's archive is to provide training data for large models
i wouldn't be surprised if they've been getting large 'anonymous' donations recently