>>107671868
>>107671879
kwab

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>>107671866
I've watched mods deal with this kind of thing before, there'd be no point, nobody has time to clean up this amount of schizospam.
The only real course of action is to meme it until everyone is aware that it is indeed a bot, and stops getting distracted by it, at which point it will either be auto filtered by everyone or the troon running it will give up and go back to plebbit.

>>107671880
That was not my gen, and idk what NBP means, but it was clearly inpainted, so it's good enough to use as a pic unrelated reaction image on an image board, right?
There's no rule against that, right?

>>107671905
you can reduce file positives by adding word boundaries and making it only nogen posts.
/\bran\b/;file:no; (probably)
you can also make one (in addition or on its own) with some of the spam keywords like
/ranfag|catjak|rannig|troonjak|ranschizo/i

>>107671932
Looking at it closely it might be a non-AI edit. NBP is Nano Banana Pro, Google's latest image model.

If you drive automatic, you can't be anti-AI

>>107671888
automatic transmisioons are mechnaical compuiters

>>107631981
Still waiting for an answer btw

>>107668205
Well around the W10 shitshow I showed 3 family members various options so they didn’t have to buy a new laptop. Linux, chromeOS or ESU. They all asked variations of: can I still use onedrive/word/outlook? The answer is no. So two bought new midrange laptops and one opted for ESU. Point is that most people don’t have time/energy to waste on computers and just want to use the damn thing.

>>107621970
Maybe before Windows 8 that was true. After that we got forced telemetry and updates, and also inconsistent GUI for some reason. So now Linux is better, for you have control of your system.

>>107631981
Corporations are beholden to shareholders so they'll cut corners, sell your data and avoid disclosing security flaws whenever possible to increase margins
Meanwhile in FOSS land you have thousands of autists scrutinizing obscure libraries for fun or on Red Hat payroll

>>107671918
>So now Linux is better, for you have control of your system.
hasn't this always been the case?
OP is saying the Windows experience is better, which it undoubtedly is.

>3000 data centres going up in the US
>it's going to affect everybody
Damn. And these data centres are an extremely raw deal for local. At least if Amazon comes in they'll hire a thousand. These data centres won't. They'll ship in a dozen Indians and run it with a skeleton crew.

And the locals we be subsiding them and their utility bill will go up hundreds of dollars. Utility bills go up 2x, sometimes 3x

If you got one of these data centres your local government fucked you over big time. Low ping with ChatGPT is all you get lmao. What happened with GPUs and RAM price will happen to your electric and water bill. And if you have a well it'll get run dry

>>107670380
and will the users eventually get cheap GPUs because of the massive amount of them driving the price down?
No.
The normal people will get their money stolen when they tax them to bail out the big stupid companies because apparently normal people are the safety cushion for big companies gambling and being retarded.

>>107670247
> he doesn't check for hallucinations
Found the future zombie parent like Altman

>>107671683
>and will the users eventually get cheap GPUs because of the massive amount of them driving the price down?
No. Data center GPU dies are too valuable to waste wafers on gaming GPUs.

>>107670556
The data centres also poison the surrounding air, and locals are getting sick.

bumpp

>>107670200
Wow that’s a lot, not sure if I’m comfortable cutting into the case but I might have to… my mouse and keyboard are both Logitech so I’m guessing I’ll have to get a new set since I doubt those have xp drivers…

Also what? No Ethernet card? That’s annoying, was gonna take it online to use legacy updater and stuff….

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>>107669207
>>107669611
Rude.

>>107669071
>>107669079
that motherboard isn't sitting right, the audio jacks and midi/game port is not flush with the IO shield

>>107671495
Oh what? Am I gonna have to tear everything out and rebuild it?

Solar is already cheap and will continue getting cheaper

>>107671663
>Living next to a solar or wind farm would be a total nothing burger on the other hand.
Solar is okay but wind farms are a noise nightmare

>>107671706
>Weak output in winter
>No output in night time
>Literally depends on Chinese industries
From where are you going to get new panels and repair parts when a political crisis with China start? The current hate for gas and oil is because of the Ukraine conflict

>feetren

>>107671663
>getting sick from the infra-sound emissions from wind turbines
solar i suppose is acceptable, ugly though

>>107670009
They're auto generated and nix has tooling to pull directly from git. Look at the build scripts they're all the same.

Most of the packages don't actually work since they auto generate most of them and don't do any code review or testing. They focus on quantity over quality in order to attract new users with the sheer number of packages.

>>107670009
>Do they compromise on security?
Yes, they don't give a fuck about security. Last time when I checked their VIAL's derivation, they made an installation step that creates a udev rule that opens HIDRAW that lets anyone, at any given time, to write anything to your keyboard's firmware (like a malware or a keylogger). Which is the most naive and lazy way about doing this.

>>107671245
>this is the OS that Anduril goes nuts over
the mutt century really is a fucking joke isn't it

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>my sofa, my ginger head

Boomgroidmas is the funniest thing I've heard all day. I smacked my butt and farted

>>107671869
Look, i wanna get Gemini, okay. It's just that Deepseek is easier to get than gemini.

>gemgroid

Why do i still lurk here, nobody is gonna upload shit to spite general

Whats the model for uncs? Spicychat.ai?

>>107671002
>>107671043
thank you friend, useful information.

unrelated to qubes but would you happen to know of an easy way to change the useragent in firefox without an addon? I know it can be done easily in chrome but unaware of a method in firefox or it's forks

>>107670544
I kinda feel like men mature slower than women and that the whole 18yo cutoff is kinda dumb, especially since most girls are taller than boys and enter puberty much sooner. Why not simply put it into categories that are more logical, if we have 24 hours, you should split ages into more logical terms like
>0-6, 6-12
babbies / children = no no relationships
>12-18, 18-24
teens / young adults = normal relationships between both groups, especially men on right category and women on left category being together due to discrepancies in maturity
>24-30, 30-36
adults, similar to past category
>36....
etc

I see no reason why it's considered pedoshit to have a 18-24yo guy date a 16-17yo girl, as women in general find men that are from 2-7 years older than them more attractive due to more life experience, confidence, wealth, and generally progressed puberty and developed physical features. while men traditionally always valued youth and innocence in women and mostly wanted to protect it, you'd have so much less anger in society and degeneracy if couples were more natural in that way.

>>107671766
>>12-18, 18-24
12-18 is already legal in europe

>>107671848
>12-18 is already legal in europe
bullshit

>>107671848
Not sure if 12-18 is actually legal in Europe, but it's definitely not considered socially acceptable, if you're even a 18yo guy dating a 12yo you'd probably get your ass beat and get socially ostracized and humiliated. Society just hates sensitive young men and assume all men are evil creeps that want to abuse women, there's a reason that all nationalism is based on protect our hecking women, or anti-immigration on protect our hecking girls, or pro-war shit on protect our hecking women and motherland, while they refuse to let sensitive young men date women that are more compatible with them, instead men have to match with fatigued and frustrated women their age who should be dating a guy at least 5+ years older than them already and being knocked up by him instead of pretending to enjoy partying and going out every night and wagecucking while seething at your life being shit and men being pigs.

>>107669489
they get sued a lot but they also seem to be weirdly resilient. if you feel comfortable doing it there's no real downside to uploading there

>>107670991
depends on the website. the archive sites seem to just save the page as an html but that's not so useful if you want to archive the entire website. maybe there's a spider (ie what search engines use) like tool you can use?

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Anyone run Solaris with REAL ZFS on their NAS?

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Anyone one running sunshine/moonlight server?
I have this weird problem.
I have sunshine server running on my main machine (installed from the github repo) and it's on wayland.
I have moonlight client installed from flatpak on another machine and it's running on X11.
I can connect to the server, but I just get black screen, I tried using different client so I use moonlight on my android phone and it could connect just fine.
So what's the problem? I can't see any error messages in the logs to even start solving it.
The problem started after the latest kernel and mesa update.
Could it be hardware related?

>>107669484
ECC ram isn't required for ZFS to maintain it's integrity, blocks are checksummed in memory as well as on the disk. It just helps prevent software instability due to failing ram or sunspots etc. If your ram is so bad its flipping bits, the data you are trying to write would be polluted before it gets written.

Scrubbing is intensive as it has to re-checksum every block, so if a drive is failing it could increase the damage on that disk. Its gonna fail the pool again if this starts happening?

I would say the pools are not scrambled, unless you have been replacing drives (more than the max fail count) and running the zfs commands to do that, before its rebuild the volumes.

ZFS drives get tagged with the pool info, so you can put the drives back in any position and it should figure out where they go. You need to figure out whats wrong with the hardware, get that sorted, then you can get the pools running again. You could even put them in a different computer and import the pools on that.

ZFS is pretty good with all this stuff.

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>>107671505
>sunshine/moonlight
tried once and got lag while moving a window around, I cant imagine using it for gaming or actual work even

>>107671729
>layman's why
CPU needs electricity to be pushed into its circuits to function. Voltage is one component of measuring the "power" of the electricity going in. Reduce the voltage, reduce the power, reduces the waste heat produced. You can't just turn it down all the way to zero obviously since there will not be enough energy for the CPU to function properly, hence the potential of causing it to crash. But since it is a lack of energy that causes the crashes it is not dangerous, as opposed to pushing too much energy through the circuits and causing it to meltdown.

How complicated is it to replace the SSD memory that goes directly on the motherboard with one with greater storage capacity when the operating system is installed on it?

>>107671856
if you just mean replacing an m.2 ssd its fairly simple, you will want a usb m.2 adapter to clone the OS drive to the new drive if you don't want to reinstall

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>>107671729
all silicon needs a certain amount of voltage to work at each frequency step like picrel. removing that voltage forces the transistors to use less power but comes with the risk of them not switching fast enough to maintain that frequency. when that happens, the error detection mechanism in your cpu halts the system to prevent data corruption which is where you'd see the blue screen of death

>>107671842
>>107671835
>>107671741

i don't really understand it but if you guys say its fine i trust you people, you guys helped me pick up my parts too
i'll be going to sleep now since i just got home from work, and will try to set up the under volt when i wake up
merry christmas and god bless you guys

>>107671543
>fate slopnight
>reddit: zero
>pedogatari
>death by a thousand moeslops
>black dicks
All correlated with low IQ tranime fans.

>>107671563
My dick is correlated with your ass

>>107671596
My ass is clean though.

>>107671611
It won't be when I'm done with it. You'll struggle to defecate properly for weeks.

AR says:

>AR is not 'dead' in any way.
>AR is not 'dead' in any way.
>AR is not 'dead' in any way.

>>107671546
If you want to stay on Windows 10 for the foreseeable future just install the last version of 10 Enterprise and activate the ESU so you get monthly updates until late 2028.

>>107671555
I run a 2070S, 5700X3D, and DDR4 if it's literally just preference with less fucking shit shoved in my face then I may as well
>>107671564
would updates just be updates to AV list or would it be something actually meaningful

>>107671581
No it's actual monthly updates that include security fixes only pretty much. Though you still get Defender watchlist updates too.

>>107671581
You'll be fine nigga, I ran LTSC IOT (this ISO https://drive.massgrave.dev/en-us_windows_10_iot_enterprise_ltsc_2021_x64_dvd_257ad90f.iso) on my 3060, 5700X and overclocked RAM for two years and had no problems other than the self inflicted ones, just don't tinker too much and it's an extremely stable system that runs basically* everything

>>107669634
business is just an iso that holds enterprise variants
iot enterprise doesn't come with forced win11 requirements so it's the go to for older systems
regular enterprise just works
ltsc is for people who prefer less changes for more stability
tldr windows 11 (iot) enterprise

>>107669759
>h****** **w

>>107670001
Upgrade to touching grass, bucko.

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>>107670411
I really like it, much better than the snow sky, I can actually find music easily without having to click buttons for 1 minute.
Rockbox is great, EQ works perfectly, lots of small QOL settings, it works great on the y1 - I've had 0 issues, I made my own theme based off of iMMX (just inverted it basically)
The built in 3.5mm is satisfactory, I did wish it got a bit louder but I was able to resolve that by just removing the -2.5 preamp on the eq I'm using.
Battery life looks good so far - I have enabled airplane mode though so YMMV; the Bluetooth on this is trash which doesn't really bother me since I don't have any TWS/bt pos.
I already love this lil guy like you wouldn't believe, once you put in an hour or two of setup work it's well worth it and feels very comfy/personalized.

>>107669982
crin just released the divine, even better than the daybreak

>>107670751
cvj konoka