>>107857025
Model?

>>107857025
>CoT
That was /aids/ or /aidg/, back when it was GPT-3. Kalomaze made min p.

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>>107856983

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Anyone tried these cheap Mi50 blower fan kits from Aliexpress? Tempted to replace my jank solution with something more aesthetic.

>>107857227
>big corporations bought up entire hardware supplies to build AI god, causing shortages
>chinks sell 3D-printed customization kits for literal e-waste so you can run your local AI waifus
We're already living in a cyberpunk dystopia

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>>107857321
I type: rm ”the rest”

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>>107857336

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>>107857298
ls -i and find / -delete
Make it an alias/function if you want

>>107857383
>ls -i and find / -delete
That could take hours if you have a lot of files.

>>107857244
No ones stopping you from putting literally every file in a single directory.

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>>107848941
Kino

My S20 broke(screen died). I can repair it but i'm just going to get a new phone. Newest One Plus, Pixel, or Samsung phone? Probably not going to buy the larger versions since I prefer the hand feel of the base versions.

>>107857031
Oh right, I forgot to ask, do any of them have SD card slots? I noticed most phones ditched that.

how low can i actually get my battery capacity before it becomes an issue? This will be the point I will buy a new phone

>>107857043
Best phone that has an SD card slot is the Moto G Power 2025 as far as I'm aware. No other major brands have one anymore

>>107857269
lutris is
>add game
>name game and data like icons are fetched for you
>select runner flatpak/native linux/steam/wine aka windows
>configure anything you want with runner beforehand, almost never needed
>select folder to install
>select installer exe and run that or just game exe if it's a portable install
>done
It also lets you run exes within wine for things like fan patches or gog installers that come in multiple exes. It basically creates a whole little windows file structure in your Games folder or where you point it and you can go in there and swap out a dll or mess with inis or whatever you're doing just like windows. You can right click on any added game and change between proton/wine and toggle different things or copy and paste a custom launch argument from protonDB if a game is really finnicky.

It's dead simple I've already made it sound more complicated than it really is.

>>107857368
not sure what runner is (still new to this) but this is very helpful and ill look into it some more, thank you

>>107857368
on lutris to install something i have to add the game and select the installer .exe, then after installation change the executable to the game .exe
if clcick the + button to add a game and then select install game from exe, lutris only is able to isntall it using wine-ge which has been discontinued for years

>>107857351
Immutable distros are catnip for the same kind of failed executive types who would normally work on something like Mint. Except it's much easier to make your own immutable mix tape distro, so there are going to be tons of people shilling their own for the foreseeable future.

how to show cached ahead seconds in the osd stats when O is pressed

>>107855902
oh

>>107851954
in my experience on my desktop openbsd worked better, several things on freebsd didnt work where they worked perfectly out of the box on openbsd, like the media keys on my keyboard, suspending and even rebooting lmao
on freebsd when rebooting it just hangs forever unless i hit the power button to shut it down and it also doesnt wake up from suspending, i just get a black screen and have to force a shutdown to fix it

Use freebsd. It's faster.

>>107851802
OpenBSD works really good on laptops since devs dogfood it with their own setups. You may have to poke around with mixerctl to get audio working if it doesn't work out of the box

>>107851802
https://www.ghostbsd.org/

>>107855258
>this is bullshit spyware for retarded people. tracking engagement and other assorted bullshit.
you have no idea how the secure enclave works lmao

>>107854003
Blasted

>>107848819
>He doesn't shit in the dark so the hidden cameras can't expose his privacy.

>>107847568
I'm pretty impressed how iphones have such good battery life despite constantly taking pics. My jeetdroid gets its battery raped if I take a bunch of pics during the day.

>>107857395
They're not photos. It's a operator detection pulse. Fucking retarded idea.

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>great, the captain's hippie daughter went before us
>now the holodec's gonna stink of weed
>and today was beach day too

and with that, gn all

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>>107857117
gn

>>107853566
> $2 power strip that had tripped
Should have got the chinese $1 power strip with no breakers, surge protection, fuses, or noise suppression

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>>107853566
> I think they just need a bit more length
You only need one for the whole site

>>107795067
why the fucking fuck would a approve/reject contracts even need an app? like either approve or reject the fucking thing. if it's more convoluted and it tracks criteria I get it, but even so. PHP should be fine since I don't think the frequency of new contracts in any way necessitates having sub-second apps being created in the first place. how often are they even voting on new contracts? once a month? what a fucking waste of money.

>>107821052
He was the actual stupid person. Unfortunately, he managed to convince my ex-boss there was no better way. I eventually fix his retarded ass math.

>>107795067
a junior in college told me indirectly (because he felt guilty) by ruining company infrastructure because muh linux. he uninstalled windows server and replace with linux server without understanding company network architecture and what it use for.

i'm glad i'm blacklisting him. but he can't recover from such idiot mistake ever.

guys pls answer what’s a molex cable?

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>>107857278
How do you suppose to build a PC when RAM doesn't exist ?

>>107857362
>The Molex connector is often used for older devices such as older hard drives, CD/DVD drives, or some case fans.
>In modern systems, it is hard to find a device that relies on Molex power.
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/explorer/diy-builder/power-supply-units/which-psu-cables-go-where/

>>107856482
Cool video until I saw a poo.

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>>107856482
Lenovo made one 6 years ago
Although they're still Chinese

>>107856482
If i cant use it on the train im not buying it

>twice as long to switch desktops with a careful, error-prone gesture vs a keybind
we've really lost the plot with touchscreens

>jeet smears poop all over the presentation laptop
>after you get it home, it breaks after you fold it 3 times showing it off to your family
>the chinks don't give you a refund

>>107856632
Already run FreeBSD on my NAS, and openbsd on my router and schizopad. There comes a point in a man's life where he wants a reasonable amount of software compatibility without a compatibility layer.

>>107856384
didn't all its maintainers literally die? also what's the point since it uses openssl and systemd now?

>>107856384
it's a rolling release distro with so few maintainers that it's basically slower-updating than something like Fedora. also it's unironically run by trannies nowadays and on several occasions packages have been rejected due to "ideological" reasons.
it's ridiculously light and I find it interesting distro to fuck around in (the musl version is very solid), it's probably my favorite non-systemd distro out there, but at the end of the day I don't see it lasting too much longer.

If you want to suck tranny cock use chimera linux instead.

>>107856774
It still uses runit for init and doesn't automatically use any systemd modules by default. You can optionally configure stuff like elogind for session management, but you can use any alternative you'd like

>>107856689
It really does just werk. I have a laptop running it and haven't had any major issues getting anything to run. I'm using glibc though, so ymmv with using musl

>>107856435
We name them after other cities, but we mispronounce them to mog the originals

>>107856435
Reminds me of a time I mentioned something which was in Paris and some mutt bitch was like “huh which Paris? You mean Paris, France or Paris (some random state I can’t even remember)???” like she actually thought there was the slightest chance I actually meant her shithole town lol

>>107856435
https://www.press.uillinois.edu/wordpress/illinois-place-name-of-the-day-oct-28-2008/

>>107856435
Hardly an American phenomenon.

literally everywhere is named after one of these categories:
>Someone who established/discovered it or is otherwise relevant
>A description that was at one point relevant (regardless if it has been now)
>a misunderstanding of what someone else called the place
>An existing place, typically one you're from or the majority of people are from
>an arbitrary assignment that militaries and gooks like to use for places
and MAYBE
>a commemoration of an event or whatever
and there's pretty much nothing else. These exist across the entire world. It's a little bit more obvious in the US perhaps because of how recently most of it was named, but you'll find this in places like Australia as well in similar form; and beyond that, many seemingly novel place names have just slowly changed their names over time to obfuscate where they were named after. Heck, there are some places in europe named "America" after America.

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>>107854606
sounds like some jeetware at my insurance company (also mid level dev). synoSLOP or something meant to "accelerate scrum" by using AI to generate the user stories / initial dev.
>>107854905
we have enclaves of ~100 h1b jeets. if you click through the org chart there are literally thousands of offshore jeets doing 95% of the development and database management. nothing works, im not kidding. they cant keep a sql server db up for more than 24 hrs and we lose permissions every 3 days. this is not a joke or a goddamn game

>>107855930
>this is not a joke or a goddamn game
It is to management. Sorry you had to find out this way.

>>107855892
this guy fucks

>>107855892
Or he can just start stealing stuff from work. Start with a ram stick or two on any pc with multiple ram sticks. Start looking for valuable stuff to steal to make up for when they lay you off.

>>107855892
That's stupid. Just shoot the CEO in the face.

My t480 shuts down after the first battery depletes and only switches to the second battery after i turn it back on. is this because im using cheap chinese replacement batteries?

>>107853674
Probably. Calibrating them (may need to do it a few times for each) usually helps

>>107851030
No
The difference of the iGPU perfornance between T14 G2 and T14 G3 is night and day. Going from "could barely run Minecraft" to "1080p 30 FPS Cyberpunk".

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I got an HP elitebook 8460p, with 4gb ram and i5 2520m and hdd, any suggestions on what I could do with it other than old windows and lightweight Linux? Also would getting a 90w charger do anything for it?

My p14s gen2 i7 arrived what's a good Linux for it?

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>>107856398
sure, here are some of my displays

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>>107856459

Got an oled and I'm sending it back, this fringing is ridiculous

>>107856711
I made peace with it

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any potential improvements I could do on my desk and/or room?
>t. local moron