>>107732292
It's like ubuntu, but even slower, when ubuntu is already too slow.

>>107732292
Everything is hated by somebody. I have never ever seen any particular hate towards Pop OS.

anybody has problems with kernel 6.18 and amdgpu?

>>107732387
No, but all I have is an RX580.

>>107732332
But it's not. I started using Linux with Slackware and moved through a ton of distros over the years to include SUSE, Red Hat, Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Arch, and now Pop.
Pop is not slow at all. It works right out of the box especially for gaming. I had my fun in the early days of compiling card and peripheral drivers, tracking down dependencies... I just want something that works now and using a VM machine for tinkering and fucking around.

SO I want a real answer by everyone hates Pop, but as someone who's used Linux for almost 2 decades, there is literally nothing wrong with it.

>>107731292
Not even a little. Tech billionaires are basically lying with their new tech utopia hype bullshit being just around the corner.
By the time real robo waifu's are actually real we will all be dead.

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>>107731292
There will never be one as soulful as this one...

>>107731292
The kind I want? Roll? Never ever.

>>107731292
Your dick will stop working by then. So I wouldn't count on it.

>>107731292
Waifu/sexbots will not happen in your lifetime. The "two more years!" thing is a jewish psyop to run out the clock and keep you from procreating. Don't fall for it.

Did anyone ever A/B test to see if Opus work better with male or female profiles?

>>107731786
>5.1 isn't that bad, but you will still be depressed if you tested Chorbo at its peak.
I did. 11-20 was the best I think. It could even do NSFW

I already gooned in 2026 it's so fucking over...

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>>107731862
only thing I've ever A/B tested was rape with my own preset a long time ago. models in general are more inclined to go along with rape if you're a female futanari than if you were a regular male

>>107732285
So it's more likely to go along with thing if the profile is female

Still can't see all partitions on a removable drive at once lmao

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>>107732010
surprising its pretty consistent when the style descriptors aren't particularly specific. very nice tho

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>>107732130
some of the other prompt elements may be at play

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New to NixOS, really liking it

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>>107724782
unc:
https://elfurro.s-ul.eu/desktops/3ITRmb7j

Happy new year! It’s the perfect time to fulfill your dreams of becoming a girl. If I can do it, so can you!

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Daily reminder that if your DESKTOP isn't picrel then u r a NNNNNNNNNNNNNN & u need 2

LOWER
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>>107731362
Should be first post, because it's best post.

The RAM crisis is being caused by a bunch of silicon valley cultists who think they can create God by buying a shit ton of RAM and scaling up their stupid chatbots. They have no more plan then to get a shit ton of GPUs and RAM and just scale huge on compute. Literally no plan.

>buy RAM
>?????
>create God

That is the cult's plan and they have effectively swindled a bunch of people into thinking they can do it, including rich capitalist investors who think they can just create robots and chatbots that will be good enough to let them fire all their workers and replace them. Everyone in this situation is dumb.

>>107732166
If it looks dumb from the outside it’s because it’s collusion on the inside

They sold us a bubble so they can rob us and then run to isreal

Truth is they captured everything including the regulators for this

I think all the retarded shortages we had recently were because of this. The west is stockpiling as many chips as they can because their TMSC US plant failed miserably and they know they're at the mercy of China the second this kind of event happens.
The troll part is that China doesn't operate on the same short term schedule the West does, so it's entirely possible an invasion doesn't happen for 2 more decades. They probably assumed China was sure to invade during the Ukraine war.

>>107726026
>in preparation of the enviable
Maybe he's just based?

>>107732322
Read the thread, he's not being serious.

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>>107732302
>Can you rephrase that?
???
You did say:
>computer is great for text editing (personal notes and diary)
So.... do you print them out or keep them in the computer?

You presumably create notes. What do you do with them after you finish writing them?

>>107731929
On the off chance this is not some ragebait troll, I'll just give a brief overview of what a typical project would look like- create a system to handle databases in different work-environment departments using a single user interface. Create said database and modify for different uses in each department. R&D, accounting, what's now called "human resources", company management, etc. System accessible to multi-users simultaneously with restrictions on access according to department and company guidelines. You get the idea. I hope.

Collaboration was different members of the group are responsible for working on different modules individually and the group working together on integration into a single, cohesive software suite.

We used 2 systems, Prime and Digital. PrimOS and RSTS/E respectively.

And, yes, I guess this could all be done with a.. .fax machine... but the project would probably still be unfinished here in 2026.

>>107732296
I like minimalism, and the computer reminds me of being a kid in the 80s. Don't care if it's "retarded". XT computers are great for editing text files, and my magnetic media still works after 30+ years
Keeping records of my heating oil consumption is much easier in Lotus 123 than with pencil and paper. I know because I've done it both ways.
I'm perfectly aware any trashy laptop will do the same muchore easily, but that was not the point of the thread.

>>107732361
>can't even reply properly
lmao

>>107732149
>>107732183
I was thinking that maybe I could compromise and do a generic box type, without caring about the type of the boxed value. it wouldn't force me to having to expose types to the user, and I would still get better semantics for handling nullability. to me this syntax below looks fine but I don't know if I'm conditioning myself to think it is

some_num = 2!
no_num = ?
[1, 2, 3][0] // 1!
[1, 2, 3][4] // ?
if false 1 // ?, with lazy evaluation of the body
2! else 3 // 2
// streaked together, if <cond> <expr1> else <expr2> behaves like expected

Sharing this 32 bit ARM dynamic loader project in the new dpt since I was super late to the old one.

Hopefully someone finds it useful and/ or wants to contribute. I don't think of young'ns work in embedded though...

https://github.com/HotelSierraWhiskey/TethysRT

>>107732240
it could get annoying and confusing without types
are you going to give box all the same operators
also may be worth considering more than just optionality, e.g. asynchrony iteration etc etc

>>107732240
What's the point of boxing a value in a dynamically typed language?
Boxed or not, if I'm getting a value I presumably want to do something with it, so I have to care about the type of the value to know what I can do with it. I don't see you doing me any favours by making that harder for me.
Good job reinventing NaN i guess.

learning rust. i don't really have a reason to learn rust though.

>>107731565
It's probably the display cable. Try reseating it and see if things improve, but if not, replace it. It's probably fucky where the cable goes thru the hinge. It's a bit of a pain but should be a simple disassembly/reassembly. As long as you go slow and keep your screws sorted it'll be fine. Won't be any glue holding the screen in the lid, just a few fiddly snaps for the bezel I think.

>>107732135
okay I'm going to try this, thanks. good to hear it's probably not the display itself. on the other hand, the thing that I would like to upgrade most is actually the display, because I'm still using the stock display with TN panel which looks horrible. I could get a LP125WH2-SLB3 for 100 bucks, if this is better than, say, the display of a t14 gen 1 then it's maybe worth it, otherwise I should probably just buy a more recent thinkpad (t14 gen >= 3 would be nice for 16:10 aspect ratio) and retire my good old x220 (rip goat keyboard). can someone comment on this?

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Is there any ultra portable with AMD that's comparable to 8th gen i5?

>>107732274
X13 G1 or G2 with 4th/5th gen ryzen mobile CPU should be pretty close.

>>107732212
The X220/230 is really at that tipping point where it doesn't make a ton of sense to upgrade it unless you're married to that form factor and feature set and have very modest computing needs. The IPS panel is a significant improvement over the TN but still not comparable to modern IPS screens. There's a fair bit of ghosting and the colors aren't amazing.

If a $100 panel sets you up to get another year's use out of it or longer, maybe that's worth it. If you already have the upgrade itch and the performance/heat/battery life is already bugging you, save your money and put it into something newer.

X13G3 is going to be the first X series to get a 16:10 panel. If that's way out of budget, maybe limp your X220 along til prices get cheaper.

It's your call ultimately.

>>107732367
it's been a while since the last OVER i guess. and /g/ needs the traffic.

How to tag anime with jellyfin?

Has anyone managed to use jellyfin on a Samsung smartTV? I did try a DLNA server and the built-in browser, but both look like shit and the navigation is not ideal.
It looks like I can't screencast from the android app, because that doesn't work from a different subnet (the server Is running as a rootless container).
What would you guys suggest?

Is there any client or extension that will allow me to access my jellyseerr instance from my tv to request content?

>>107732210
>What would you guys suggest?
If you just have a Samsung TV, then you need to do something else, which is easy and takes you only a few minutes to set up.

1. Install Kodi on your PC and set up the built-in DLNA server shown here: https://kodi.wiki/view/Settings/Services/UPnP_DLNA and point Kodi to your videos folder on your PC

2. Turn on you Samsung TV and look for the Kodi DLNA server. Now you can play all the videos from your PC's Kodi DLNA server on your TV.

OR

1. Install https://www.universalmediaserver.com/ and point it to your videos and set it up.

2. Turn on your Samsung TV and look for the Universal Media Server DLNA server and you can now play your PC's videos on your TV.

You can do either of these right now with little effort. Try it now.

>>107732210
You can't use Jellyfin. You're stuck on the TV. Buy an Android box or use your gay TV.

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Hi Membrane Keyboard General. I need some recommendations for a split membrane keyboard, preferably looking as normal as possible and not some alien tech shit.

>>107731267
The fact that you're even thinking about it means your aesthetic sensibilities are so completely different from mine that it's unlikely I will be able to say anything to you

>>107730081
It's a way of doing "stupid voice", lOoK aT Me i'M sO ClEvEr, etc. Like when a child repeats back something an adult said in a dumb-sounding voice so as to show that they think it's dumb.

It's not that it doesn't make sense or have a point, it just happens to be a bit dated and a bit reddit and more than a little juvenile.

>>107731267
Debating yourself on whether to buy or not only delays your shipment.

epomaker is poo?

>>107729514
Okay lad, make us a clone of Twitter/X with AI. I'll give you 2 hours to get it made and deployed. Shouldn't even take you that long due to the power of so-called "AI", right? I look forward to seeing the results.

Need to be less ambitious with my personal projects. When it's something pretty simple I can get it done. But sometimes I think of cool ideas which are realistically too much work for a single person

>>107725225
Happy 2026 bro

>>107726954
Thanks for the tip.

>but if they smell just a tiny bit of AI slop in your project they will slaughter you
It's not yet another "powered by AI" kind of thing and I did code it myself, but I used like 5% of AI to fill up some texts, the about page and shit like that. Is that still frowned upon?

>youtube iframe api somehow breaks if you use an unavailable video as first item in a playlist
>no errors
>just straight up broken iframe with generic try later message
I hate google so fucking much

>>107711254
>IIS
>static content
configuring IIS is such a pain in the asshole. I'd rather suffer indignity and write my own web server than deal with that shit. hell, there was that Windows 11 update that broke how http.sys | IIS worked or whatever as well. I don't even think MS uses that slop.
>check Azure functions
>example "function" literally looks like HttpPlatformHandler stub code
nevermind.