>>107653896
That works with DVD, not Blu-ray

>>107654567
>vinyl and cd's
I want to do this but I keep telling myself it's simply more convenient to have a big HDD with my music.

>>107650128
still collect? none. bit i still have vhs tapes, audio tapes, cds and dvds. only have the means to read the cds and dvds though.

I stopped coomlecting physical media a number of years ago.

I don't collect anything. My grandparents had a bunch of shit when they died and it was a pain to deal with. Never again.

>>107655000
Cute image anon(male), but this changes nothing.

Not on Brave.

>>107645568
PAY OR ELSE

>>107645568
Werks on my machine.

>>107646536
>Look at /fit/
but I ain't gay

>>107655375
>>107655399
At least the R700/GCN 2.0 cards were competitive and disrupted Nvidia's pricing strategy, at least the Arctic Islands/Polaris gave good frames for cheap. What does the current AMD lineup offer? No competition to their flagship, not much better price/performance, zero disruption, and I used to like the AMD cards (4650->5770->6950->390)

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>>107655621
Yeah it's a noticeable upgrade from this.

>>107655697
9000 GPUs offer more bang per buck than anything on the market and are amazing.
nvidia does offer more bang per less buck if you want more than 16GB, but there's no usecase outside of AI, which you might as well build a dedicated AI box at that price. nvidia graphics are also ugly
AMD won

>>107655140
He's right though
Minmaxing culture is making people 200% more for less than 5% difference in performance

>>107655735
*pay 200% more

>>107653389
I only use AMD products.

>>107655064
and? not him but i've had no issue running llm's and txt2img models on my amd cards

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>>107640770
it wants memory turned on, unfortunately.
a bunch of these companies lure people into giving away data with the prospect of pointless bumhole gazing, see 23andme's 'welcome to you' in exchange for giving Mrs. google your dna

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>>107653004

>>107655316
openai has the data and every summaries it wants about whether or not you've turned memories on. this feature only affect YOUR access to the data.

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gm

>gm

>>107655307
>upgrade

>>107655665
thier jeet ceo demanded that everyone at microsoft must use ai tools

>>107655665

No. None of these businessfags understand that at all. This has been the major paradigm shift of tech in the past 15 years. Businessfags and mbas took over from original founders/engineers and shifted from quality first to quantity first. They see code as a quantitative product, a commodity, like anything else. Something to be produced in bulk, with more being better.

>>107655158
is not that they hate c and c++, it is that you can't find young people who can work in c and c++ codebases without generating bugs that can lead to the death of thousands of people.

>>107655441
it takes decades upon decades for these companies to truly fail, even if they make nothing but retarded decisions. they have so much money in government and enterprise contracts that are very slow moving processes.

ibm went all indian as early as like 2005 and they are still a very large company, though largely irrelevant now.

even better is these are companies often started with explicit government funds. oracle and google were literally started by the cia, both are now indian companies. it takes a lot of money and manpower to generate companies like these. even if you had the best possible product to outperform microsoft in some area, they will just buy you out for insane payout.

situation is truly broken. not a "le late stage capitalism" guy but our government is corrupt in allowing these things to happen

>>107654716
XIAOMI MIJIA

>>107654716
iirc Dyson cyclone patent has expired so now everyone can make actual good copies, but many chink vacuums only copy external appearance but not the internal engineering.

>>107654716
buy a dyson with a broken battery and buy a dyson to makita adapter and use some reputable fake makita batteries
or if you have tools use that tool battery adapter

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update on >>107633696
opened a dispute and ali sided with me no questions asked (pleasant but that's how it should be, tracking clearly said Delivery unsuccessful)

My grievance is that this is the only listing on the site selling this product, will Chang be angry if I order again after the dispute? will the courier fail to deliver again? No other packages of mine have gone lost
aliexpress.com/item/1005007274193336.html
it went up in price too...

>>107655710
i doubt it
but at worst just pay family or a friend to buy another

>>107655470
that's stelks. this dude should be banned for discussing recruitment in the public. crazy that known edge lords run aither.

>>107655501
yup any other recruitment is 5x easier.
grohl is expecting high volume when there are 21 titans lmao. most uploader and trustee ranks don't even meet these reqs. does grohl even have titan stats?

>>107655470
>>107655638
What an asshole

>>107655638
It doesn't matter. They aren't interested in taking new members, but to say "no, but see? look, we are recruiting now. You should try join us there are no excuses now"

>>107655684
stop crying and start contributing neon

can you not buy upload on ATH with bonus points or something?

> you can't bake HRTF's into a BRIR.
~/.config sox --combine mix -v 1 BRIR_impulcifer_hrtf.wav -v -1 BRIR_personal_hrtf.wav diff.wav
~/.config sox diff.wav -n stat
Samples read: 470386
Length (seconds): 0.699979
Scaled by: 2147483647.0
Maximum amplitude: 0.026776
Minimum amplitude: -0.034804
Midline amplitude: -0.004014
Mean norm: 0.000052
Mean amplitude: 0.000000
RMS amplitude: 0.000338
Maximum delta: 0.042889
Minimum delta: 0.000000
Mean delta: 0.000082

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>>107651614
it's sad he'll never post collection (he doesn't have one) because i'd like to see the pair that caused his hearing loss. he threw it out in a fit of rage and asshurt kek. along with his previous dongles

>>107655538
It's sad that you'd rather think there's a conspiracy among all IEM manufacturers to fake sensitivity numbers than to measure your listening volume.

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>>107654945
>i can bake someone else's BRIR (their HRTF + room) that was measured with binaural mics with a DTF (HRTF minus DF) from EAC, it's not wrong, okayy??
>i can neither measure my pos in situ nor make a compensation filter for it because it's a pos, but it's not wrong, okayy??
>i can't use head-tracking, so whenever i move my head i will have wrong directional cues, and that's amazing okayy???
ok retard, no one cares, enjoy the mess

If you want spaciousness for music just add some light reverb, from your room made with a measurement mic, not in-ear mic, with the IR EQd to be reasonably flat to decouple reverb from tonality. Speakers without reverb sound in your head too so HRTF is not the important part, HRTF only matters when playing native surround content.

Is AI really going to replace all jobs in 18 months? Bunch of people on Twitter are posting exactly that.

>>107655478
Yes, only whores like your mom will stay safe

>>107655473
>If you're using OR, yes
oh, that explains it. Uh, so is .99 the highest creativity temp it can go?

>>107655489
1.0-0.9 is fine. haven't tested OR in ages. quality depends on whatever provider OR picks per request.

>>107655536
yeah, it's working now. one more question, should I be <think>ing with 3.2?

I don't care how hard the captcha gets, your brain will adapt to it. What I do care about is having to wait to post. No, I am not gonna stop using incognito

i miss the bus/bike captchas

Reminder that you can buy passes with stolen credit cards if you really wanted to botspam.

>>107640694
Yes.

Captchas: 4 triangles, lune, 6 empty boxes.

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ill say nothing

>>107654166
The one thing that ultimately defines a desktop OS is good multimedia support, which troonix wasn't designed for, but even if it was, hardware manufacturers still wouldn't provide good drivers due to Micropozz and FagOS binopolies.

Not happening now, not happening ever.
kys

Google ecosystem is going to defeat Apple.
While microsoft is desperately hanging on because of gayming until the steambvll take a chunk out of it.

2001 was the year of the Linux desktop for me. Mandrake and KDE 2.2 was really comfy.

>>107654846
I own a gaming PC and a Switch 2.

But these days I actually do most of my gaming on a Chinese android handheld with emulators. Much comfier than anything modern gaming has to offer.

>>107655035
I'm still using it (OpenMandriva with KDE 6)

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>>107640773
Who are these 2 YouTubers? I forgot their channel name

>>107655497
Right guy is The 8-Bit Guy.

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>>107655443
Your not better than me.

>>107655654
i am

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>>107655656
Post gf then.

>>107635968
Instead of declaring it with the __attribute__((weak)), declare it as a regular extern without a definition. This way, the compiler won't be responsible for catching its absence, but the linker will emit an error during the linking phase if no other translation unit provides a definition.
When you use __attribute__((weak)), it tells the linker that it's okay if this symbol is missing; the linker will simply resolve it to nullptr. By using a regular extern, you'll force the linker to verify that there's exactly one definition provided for global_fn_dll_config elsewhere in your codebase. If no definition is given, the linker will emit an "undefined reference" error, stopping the build process.

>>107627055
should I finish learncpp first or start/target small program/ideas gradually without learncpp or both?
>t. newfag to C++
>from Java

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AoC day 12 in Rust
Quite a tricky day if I say so myself!
Merry Christmas

>>107653914
Yeah, it's so extensively tested by the thousands of engineers at Google and Micro$oft that there's no memory related CVEs in sepples projects. Ever. They change every single function with surgical precision and the tiniest of errors are revealed by their tests.
It's easy to test. SQLite has 155k lines of working code. Testing it reliably requires 92053k lines of code. You only have to maintain 591 extra programs to get reliable software. The linux kernel has millions of lines of code to maintain, what's some more millions?
I'm gonna go call the clangd, valgrind, ubsan and asan devs a bunch of faggots and tell them that their efforts are useless and they should go do something else.

>>107654587
> what are some fun projects in c#?
My project >>107627343 uses c# on the backend. The docker version is AOT compiled too.

I've built a few other CLI tools using C# AOT, like an AWS S3 syncer and a VIM plugin.

>>107655352
>The most noticeable difference on the surface of all distros is the desktop environment.
You can just install most dektop environments on most distros.

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>>107655531
My bad, XFCE too. I actually was running out of space in the comment and it slipped my mind. I used to use Xubuntu on my laptop I used in college like 10 years ago lol. I'm an old fuck.
>>107655495
Fair points. Just brain dumped this shit from my own perspective and experience with various distros and I admittedly have only had direct experience with Mint, Ubuntu, and Fedora. The others I've read about and haven't decided to try.

Regarding DEs I figured it was worth mentioning Cinnamon especially since the other anon asked about Mint and Cosmic since it's getting more attention lately.

As the other anon I'm replying to here mentioned, XFCE should be in the mix

Merry Christmas everyone

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>>107655600
Agreed I was going to mention this too but again ran out of comment space.

You certainly can install whichever DE you want on top for any distro. It's a bit easier and less likely to result in weird behavior to install and keep the one that is default though, no?

>>107655615
homer and marge are also 36/34, i'm right between them and no hope of having a family :(

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Sup /fglt/, I made a script to generate a CPU usage graph using imagemagick, pls rate:
https://pastebin.com/V73TMk5X

Also, here's what the ~/.config/cpu-graph.conf file should look like:

# Path to the graph image file
IMAGE_PATH='/dev/shm/cpu-graph.png'

# Width of the graph in pixels
IM_WIDTH=40

# Height of the graph in pixels
IM_HEIGHT=40

# Update interval in milliseconds
UPDATE_INT=500

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