>>107839684
JS has block declarations, even optional assignment, and semicolons are optional.

let x, y = 3, z = y + 2;
console.log(x); // undefined
console.log(y); // 3
console.log(z); // 4

>>107839634
that looks vibe coded

>>107839810
false

>>107839888
good argument, you're right

>>107839634
>RAII
come on
leave the stupid feature naming to c++

>>107839489
My OLED pops up in under a second. I can disable the LG logo too.

>>107839172
Yeah, its an OLED displaying 255 RGB white with maybe the brightness set to 0 in the display menu. It doesnt trigger the flickering like 31 RGB does.

>>107839830
>with maybe the brightness set to 0
It literally shows the flicker at different brightness levels...

>>107821283
who the fuck are you quoting

>>107821187
I like OLED on my phone, the screen is usually just starting to get some burn in by the time the rest of the phone is hopelessly outdated. But I run monitors brighter and expect them to last longer. Even when I upgrade my monitor, I expect the old one to last another upgrade cycle or two as a side monitor. And then there's the occasional idiotic intrusive "pixel refresh" nonsense that OLED monitors and TVs force you do to. Meanwhile LCD just keeps going for ages without anything of the sort.

>>107838935
you might just want some regular speed silvers

>>107838935
Well, there's always going to be some resistance even initially, that's just how key switches work because they have springs in them. Even rubber dome keyboards, since that's just a type of spring
Speed Silvers like the other anon said are okay, probably just look at some low profile linears/light tactiles to minimize the extra force added on the spring weight from the tactile event. You can try out HE if you want, there are even low profile HE boards. All I want to do is just inform people that they really are gimmicks and not going to turn people into God gamers, or improve their skills at all coming from an even half decent normal contact based mechanical board.
Just make sure they support some form of rapid trigger with their software, as it's basically the only useful thing for games and rhythm games, and only really in the sense that it's a slight reassurance that you're not fucking up inputs because actuation stops when you let off the key. Just know that it's not some massive improvement like shills and hyped up retards think it is. Key switches return/the spring completely decompresses in a fraction of a second, faster than you can consciously think to push it back down even rapidly, but again, if thinking you're missing out on some peace of mind tortures you so badly then you can just go ahead and try HE. It is pure placebo.
Midway actuation in mechanical switches was already the biggest improvement over rubber domes in most gaymer boards years ago, as most rubber dome switches only actuated at the very bottom of the keypress. I noticed this again a few weeks ago trying my rubber dome boards I had and trying to do some gaming on them. It sucked a bit especially on the bigger keys like Shift. Likewise, I'm speaking from experience, that it sucks setting actuation to 0.1mm on analog switches and making tons of accidental inputs resting my fingers on my keys the way I normally do. Even at 1mm it felt a tad too touchy, and I set it back to 1.5-2mm

It’s actually insane how good the +84 tkl sounds. For $200 it just mogs everything else in that price range

>>107839827
Got a good sound test?

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anyone here have SM5s??

>>107839002
>>107839043
>trn black pearl
How do I actually use something like this?

>arpegear hane
Thanks. Where would the best place to buy a set be in terms of price, probably?

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Shill me shit under a hundred
No hearsay only shit you've personally used

>>107839746
it's a dac, you plug it into whatever you're using, then plug your 3.5/4.4 mm iems into the dac
not sure if it would work with a controller tho
for the hane, the last three retailers are decent and might have some amazon storefronts. it's recommended that you try things out first with amazon since their return policy is easy to abuse.
for the lowest prices, aliexpress is your best option
>>107839777
bunny

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>>107839777
KE cadenza

>>107838810
on arch during package installation if the user cancels it or if there's a power outage, it will break the system because the package and its dependencies are partially installed
on nix, this never happens, because when you install a package it either succeed as a whole or fails without any changes to the system
this feature is often called atomic, made possible thanks to purity and immutability

>>107838810
I can reliably throw my Nix config onto a new machine and have it exactly recreate my old machine. Doing this with shell scripts is tedious, error prone, and takes up time.

It also provides robust versioning and rollback, configuration in one spot for just about everything (including user programs like Firefox). You could feasibly write an ungodly bit of code to do this, it’d take forever, and it’d break in a month because some program changed its config. You’d only figure out it was broken when you went to use it to transfer your shit.

Downsides is that it is annoying to do things “badly” on. You have to figure out the proper way to do something or don’t do it at all, which is annoying on personal PCs. It’s ideal on servers because the “hack” will inevitably fuck you over eventually.

>If it works on NixOS it works everywhere
>If it breaks on NixOS it breaks everywhere
Why are they allowed to lie like this?

>>107838810
The difference is when you remove things from nix config they go away. Same can't always be said with shell scripts which install packages for example. Nix config defines a state, shell script tells how to get there.

>>107839901
Or better yet shell script might just echo shit on random config files, which just stay there until you read the script and roll them back yourself and are easy to forget. How about just removing the line from nix config and be done with it?

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For me it's Grok.

>>107836545
Samba shares

>>107839548
I don't use the fans that came with it btw

>>107839642
>>107839548
thanks I just nervous about sounds, both from fans and the hard drives working too

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>>107815771
I was bored so I made a "case" for this low power board I had laying around. Wood since my 3D printer needs repairs.
About on par with a Pi 5, but with upgradable memory, SATA and PCIe.

Dunno what to do with it though.
Would make for a cute thingy to run a bunch of services on but I already have everything covered.

>>107839867
Oh also has an M.2 slot I installed a Intel WiFi6 + BT module in.

>>107839705
ChatGPT is garbage these days. Gemini Pro and Claude Opus are way better.

>>107839736
Holy shit Gemini knew just what to do, I needed a newer kernel. Fuck you ChatGPT.

It's all working now, thank you for the recommendation.

>>107836695
Speed crunch is ugly and the window is too big

>>107839584
Because Fedora is a more bleeding edge distro than Arch?
I don't know. It's weird they don't package it. They were one of the first distros to switch to Python3 when that was still considered a bad idea to do so and Python2 was still popular but now Arch is normie central. They're really conservative and too afraid to make big changes now.

>>107839786
i literally told you that
linux min is retarded and ships an ancient kernel
even on old hardware you dont want a really old kernel buecause newer kernel actually get improvements even for hardwaren that is like 12 years old. kernel 6.19 will make amdgpu the default for GCN 1 and 2 amd gpus for example

>>107839526
>VGA
scart nigger

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>>107839580
Yes.

This was terrible UI/UX. How did this even get apporved?

>>107839620
?

>>107837621
You get more radiation exposure from the potassium in a banana than from using a CRT.

>>107837664
The phosphors that glow when hit with the electron beam can get blown off as a toxic dust by the inrush of air when the tube is broken if I recall.

>>107838082
>the glass is leaded
Leaded glass is safe since the lead is mixed into the glass. Even if you shatter it, the lead is still inside the pieces of glass. Even if it's small pieces it's inside each piece.

>that's why CRTs are so heavy
It's far more just because it's thick ass glass.

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or any PC related thing for that matter

>>107839880
are you sure you didnt fuck with some amazon settings?

>>107839904
nope, it should be in the same country. I'll check tho

>>107838969
Thanks, mate. I'm trying to figure out how to use docker but that shit is devious

>>107838944
>put drives in linux computer
>install samba
>set up shares
Wow.

>>107838944
>imposter syndrome and almost no coding knowledge
kek you don't have imposter syndrome. you're literally an imposter. get some experience nub.

>>107838944
3 things hyper succesful people have as a personality trait is:
>superiority complex
>insecurities
>impulse control

Most neurodivergent people are fucked on the impulse control front, but if you focus your mind on the task I see that you will be succesful
Difference between person that can and person that can't is their belief

>>107838944
>>Proceed to remember that I'm a dumb fuck with ADHD, imposter syndrome and almost no coding knowledge
You can either:
a) stop being a faggot and just do what you want with your pathetic life
b) pity yourself like every other terminally retarded twitter-discord-reddit-tranny and keep telling yourself you can't do shit because you just can't ok?!!?!!!
You have the whole world's knowledge just few clicks away, hundreds of beginner guides and forums, thousands of people who'd be willing to share their knowledge and experience if you'd just ask and instead you choose to do NOTHING and cope by telling yourself "I'm le retarded lol not my fault!" Teddy Roosevelt climbed the Matternhorn with asthma and you can't write debain tutorial in your fucking browser

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>>107839458
Thanks anon. That does look like a better solution.

any decent computer mice?

>>107837752
>the problem with these things is that none have a good pc interface to manage/sort/load music.
>no having to sort through folders to make playlists
The default interface is fine for this, it organizes by artist and album and genre and you can search or play by a myriad of criteria, but if you need more you can always use a music organizer like banshee I guess.
>programming forced faggot shit like this should be grounds for drawing ang quartering
Yeah its pretty cringe. I'd compile an apk myself without it but I am not familiar with android applications and I think the Dev purposely doesn't give instructions in the github specifically to prevent people from removing it.

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do you think it comes with the store number text

>>107835198
>sentence combining three distinct eras in a schizophrenic mess
this must be how black people feel when you mix and match ebonics from different cities

>>107839727
Headphones are usually the gateway to hifi speakers though. You can get good sound at a reachable price point with headphones and they give consumers a reference on what things should sound like. Until I bought good headphones I couldn't tell that tiny cheap speakers sounded way worse than ok and they were actually dog shit.

>>107839697
I don't know but I do know you should tell people about how big your room is. Big room = $$$$

>>107839740
other companies already struggle to create decent speakers, now imagine having to do all of that with the most horrific constraints, then pile on some needed dsp compensation for all operating conditions, then pile on car safety standards and practices. the room is fucked, the positions are fucked, everything is a mess, getting things to sound clear is a big task already.
>>107839747
i agree, they just shouldn't be used for "calibration" or reference purposes in most cases. there is some cool stuff being developed (mostly dsp side) but for most consumers i think headphones and iems are the best options overall

>>107839754
room is about 20 x 18

>>107839747
>Headphones are usually the gateway to hifi speakers though
speakers are so based, the amount of people who want them is so small that only the giga expensive stuff holds any actual value, or new shit(sometimes)
so you can buy things that were like $400 per speaker for like $50 quite commonly or get them for free
t. paradigm monitor 7 v2 owner for $50 cad
I got a pair of energy 22s for almost free with bad tweeters tho, sadly one fucking guy in the entire world has the equipment to fix them and its $200 a tweeter so i don't even know if it's worth it

>AGI
Stopped reading there

i thought it was good, thank you

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>>107839288
Bad for you.

>>107839292
Ok pooner. It looks like a she so it's not for you.

>>107839296
Sadly, it's a part of the critical supply chain.

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is this the protogen thread?

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>>107839466
Yes

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they must never know the real reason ram is getting so expensive

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Who at work already?
>Dark&wintery.
>Office almost empty
>Industrial lights and warm
Peak comfy.