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>>108501052
there's no sound on /mu/

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How come I'm not getting any new captchas?

>>108501168
Post more it'll show up once in a while. It's not funny though.

It doesn't give me those. I only get regular ones.

>>108499908
I really enjoyed the board merger. /o/ and /m/ was an awesome merge.

>>108499917
Stocks were fun too

>>108500955
kek

I want HDDs that are
>Fucking huge
>Reliable and long-lasting
>Reasonably priced per gigabyte

What size strikes the best balance for all of these qualities? My favorite manufacturer is seagate, personally

>>108501071
https://diskprices.com/

>>108500370
>stable framerate to get stable generation.
says who?
After like 200ish-fps you need some really wild swings to even notice inconsistency anyways.

>>108500894
Physical damage on the disk can spread from continued use, back up your data.

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>>108500474
>>108500479
>>108500488
>>108500500
>>108500501
*dabs on GANOO/troonix*
tick tock freetards

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>>108500494
weird according to /g/ its the exact opposite
my take is that its always paid indians shilling for apple but always end up with windows since its cheaper

>>108500474
The fact that you're Indian disqualifies anything you have to say, even if it's correct.
Thread filtered, sage in all fields. Goodbye

>>108500474
buy the windows laptop, please. we don't want your kind.

>>108500971
>according to /g/ its the exact opposite
just one falseflagging jeet is not /g/

>>108486850
>Running a 397B model on cloud GPUs costs hundreds of dollars an hour.
It costs $3/hr. A 397B Q4 model fits entirely into VRAM of a single high end data center GPU. You can rent these at $2-5/hr.

>>108500014
apple's version of glsl

>>108500014
A much nicer version of glsl, but it's iToddler only, and therefore completely useless.

>>108486850
AI companies BTFO
Hopefully they all go bankrupt.

>>108500893
Time to change religion.

>>108500613
>Isn't disk cache good for slow internets?
If you worry about SSD wear it's a better tradeoff. If you have the extra memory you can just set up a ramdisk. Firefox and Chrome often write 20-30GB/day.
Even a 1Mb/s download speed is tolerable without caching.

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>Google Chrome released yesterday fixing 21 CVEs
>Arch Linux Chromium build out around half a day later
>No updooted Chromium build yet in Fedora or Debian testing
>If AUR reflects Brave's release schedule, Brave has not pushed a fix yet either
Google Chrome is the only option for timely security patches on Linux huh? Are CVEs a meme?

>>108501136
>timely security patches on Linux
For Chromium I mean. Firefox you can get fast updates with the official Mozilla build.

>>108501136
>Are CVEs a meme?
Depends on the CVE.
If it's a vunerability that can only be exploited by a local attacker and you live alone, it's a non issue. Same goes for vulnerabilities that require a very specific combination of factors, most of which aren't applicable to the average user. You can't just blanket assume all CVEs are the end of the world or that they're all non-issues.

>>108501136
>Are CVEs a meme?
Most of the CVEs reported lately require local access, which is a non issue for most people. If you're worried just read the report of the CVE.

>>108498444
I installed all Windows updates.
Unfortunately I can't manage to install the cumulative update, because doing so requires a reboot and it's still boot looping.
When it finally does boot, it says "oops, things didn't go as planned" and undoes the update.

>>108500985
do an in-place repair upgrade, grab the latest media for the sku of windows you're using with the latest monthly update applied (should be on mas) and run setup.exe from inside of windows and make sure it says to keep all files

>>108500527
outlook is wack and gay
still need to add the og email sender but I think I can figure it out
thank you anon

>>108501007
>the latest media for the sku of windows you're using with the latest monthly update applied (should be on mas)
Apparently KB5086672 is version 26200.8117, but Massgrave only seems to have version 26200.8037.

>>108501216
close enough, or you can wait a few more days until they have the latest. they'll get it at some point.

>>108500466
See >>108497530

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>>108500507
>>108497530
looks like people are working on it
https://github.com/whatwg/fetch/pull/1843
until then there is still XMLHttpRequest

https://github.com/web-platform-tests/interop/issues/1072
https://jakearchibald.com/2025/fetch-streams-not-for-progress/

>>108500590
All well and good, but readable bodies and a transform stream is the only way I can even fathom. Sadly it's bad for progress more because they're shitty push streams instead of simple pull ones.

>>108500487
>unironically thinking "wot if we manage to intercept literally every single layer" is a legitimate gotcha
The absolute state of this retard

Hey
Is there any replacement for Grok's video yet?

>>108498046
This is badass

>>108498448
It's the usual schizo impersonating people. Not that you have a problem with that as you're one as well.

>>108483236
>>108483412
>Easy

Not in the slightest. Comfy just werkz but you need a lot of patience and willingness to experiment in order to get even simple workflows beyond basic text to image ones working. There's also annoying shit like some models being able to use a normal text encoder node but others like flux needing dusl encoders, meaning you can't just switch models and then click generate all the time like you can do with simpler front ends like swarmui or og a1111. GUI centric front ends are much easier to use and set up with the caveat that they break way more often And usually take for a fucking ever to load the models regardless of what hardware you're on. Swarmui and I think even Ford had always had issues where it will freeze and fail to actually start loading models for literally no reason and whether or not it works depends on the phase of the moon.

>>108499350
What are you on about, for a single artist Anima is more or less at the level of base Noob for artist knowledge. People who say this are either
1) Not using @ with the artist
2) Leaving in the score_9 shit when using an artist (remove it, maybe remove masterpiece also)
3) Using the danbooru version of an artist tag which is different on gelbooru (always use gelbooru)
4) Purposely fudding the model

I can imagine that workers who make such statements do it out of fear of being replaced by jeets and also out of their inbred desire to virtue signal.

But really I just cringe when they do

>>108498470
I hate offices with every fibre of my soul.

>>108498470
What kind of shitty office is that? I work at a boomer company that hates spending money and have a pretty good chair, height adjustable desk and twin 4k 120hz monitors.
I like going to the office more desu, though I'm not a codefag.

I had a boss that would occasionally come into work in his karate costume if he was getting a new belt level that day.

>>108498470
My previous gov job invested in a new office space despite everyone working remote for years. It's all about imagine. Politicians are retards, their job is 90% creating good image and avoiding image risks. Having employees at the office aligns with their goals.

>>108500813
Are you already using Emacs? are you familiar with installing packages and configuring and all that shit?
Regardless, first you need to install mit-scheme:
>https://www.gnu.org/software/mit-scheme/
Then you have a couple options on how to do the excercises. My prefered approach was setting up a mit-scheme repl with geiser and then use org-mode with mit-sch source blocks to keep notes and executable blocks of code.

There's an org-mode version of SICP too: https://github.com/jabl/scip-slides
The absolute quickest way of getting setup is using doom emacs and enabling this in init.el

(scheme +mit)

and that's it. People like to talk shit about doom but it's easy as fuck to get started.

>>108500966
Shit, wrong link to the org-mode version of SCIP, it's this one.
>https://github.com/ilmotta/sicp-org

>>108500966
thanks I guess I get doom emacs

OH fuck this shitty ass book

>>108501139
lol, which? SCIP?

>>108500959
I guess you would use this if one thread has to wake up another one and you don't want to pout it in a loop idk.

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>>108499432
yeah doesn't look like windows at all huh

>>108497666
uh-oh,i don't get where are you trying to go with this, satan. so just fuck off, satan.

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Now that the dust has settled, was this a step in the wrong or right direction?

>>108499855
The ui design regarding the shell menu is top notch (with one key you have the equivalent of alt+tab, workspaces, search bar for files, apps and activities), where they fucked everything up was, ironically, everything else: butchering off functionalities, leaning univocally towards tablet interfaces (wasting space, reducing interaction elements, etc...) and relying on electron shit.

>>108497666
Nice resolution, satan.

>>108499061
31 GiB available for other programmes.

>>108500336
I can code and use LLMs.
You can only use LLMs.

Why do you think I chose the harder option while you have no choice?

>>108500317
>Most of the time it is so bad it makes my skin crawl.
Now realize that every "vibe coder" shill is so retarded and incompetent that they can't even tell how clearly terrible AI """code""' is.

>>108501024
you both don't know how to vibe

>>108501040
>You are a 200 iq genius expert level senior software engineer. Please write this program or else I will kill your entire family.

>>108501172
It's more than this, you have to become one with the AI to get on the real vibe level

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very good

are we sure this isn't april fools

>>108500454
>https://www.techpowerup.com/review/amd-fsr-5-scarlet-cortex/5.html
so now amd offers the technology to remove glasses from and chadify npcs?
GR34T!

>>108500643
We have webms.

>>108496826
An x86 router you built yourself with whatever parts you have lying around and no WiFi and then just get any off-the-shelf access point and connect it to your switch.

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Is there a way to set up custom DNS for container without messing with my own DNS?

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Got these for free from work.
Any nice idea what I can use it for?
I thought about setting some sort of AP for my backyard by directing it towards it and have it behind the walls, since it support 2.4 Ghz .

>>108500852
mount it above your bed to bathe your brain in radiation while you sleep.

>>108500852
Shove it up your ass lmao