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>>107656882
oh lol. I didn't get the sarcasm. it do be like that tho

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>>107657434
I checked the manual and the page on their site, but it doesn't say anything about that. I am using a sata though, so I am disconnecting it and see what happens

My PC only boots if I turn off the PSU hold the power button for 30secs and then turn it on. What does this mean?

>>107657504
Using a print server means the client sends the document to the server, and then the server connects to the printer and prints it. So no the client doesn't need to be compatible.
But are you sure it won't be supported? There are some standard printing protocols, not every printer needs a bespoke driver. It's also possible that there are projects to support it from the OS's side, basically a rewrite of the drivers - look up if there's any way to support it in CUPS for example. Now macs don't run CUPS but if a macbook has no way to install drivers that are available on linux that would be truly funny

>>107657592
Probably bad PSU

>>107657684
But I just replaced the PSU with a brand new one

>>107643910
this image still has a few pixels left, i think it's time for you to upload it back to ifunny twitter and reddit where you found it a few more times to get rid of them

>>107617634

your best chance is to collect comparison data why bash would be superior to zsh

>>107617646
No, they don't. It's easier to copy the photos off your iPhone, edit them and post them on social media using macOS, so if that's your use case and you can afford a decent Mac, that's the better option. But it doesn't affect my use case of compiling code, running VMs, etc., and Linux does that better.

How do macbooks mog windows craptops so badly?

>>107617634

>>107654440
How do you fuck up your RAID 5/6?
Also the main problem with RAID 5 is that it's basically a mathematical certainty that another disk will have an URE during rebuild and nuke your data if your array is big enough.

>>107654550
>have raid 5
>one disk failed
>timetoreplacethefaileddisk.jpg
>removed one of the working disks on accident
>Raid array corrupted. rebuild not guranteed.

with RAID 1 this is impossible

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>>107654535
>I have gone the ZFS route at home.
I use MDADM RAID 1 + LVM + XFS

because my """server""" is literally just a first gen intel NUC with 8 USB HDDs attached so ZFS is not an option due to hardware limitations.

>>107654812
That's about as retarded as pulling a working lightbulb when another one goes out. The raid software tells you which serial number is failed. The serial number is on a sticker on the disk, that's the one you replace.

>>107657567
>The raid software tells you which serial number is failed.

great and how do you map the serial number to the drive unless you manually labled your drives OR you have enterprise grade RAID racks from dell or so?


learn to fucking read fucking jeet.

>>107657296
Keeeeek
>>>/u/4507592

>>107657296
OP is 36 days old

You need some schizo refugees

>>107655245
cute marn

>>107655379
Nice

>>107657477
Interesting. In a past thread, another anon said R1 was better than V3 for writing. Any truth to that in your experience?

>>107657573
NTA but it's true in my experience.

>>107657573
Between v3, v3.1 terminus, and R1 I would say that v3.1 terminus gives me the least schizo outputs with no thinking enabled. R1 is better than v3/v3.1 if you use thinking and keep it on rails with a template/framework, I usually end the thinking process manually once it finished with the template. I haven't tried v3.2 so I can't speak on that but I can't imagine its output being much different from 3.1 terminus.

>>107657530
I just use -DGGML_CUDA=ON and -DGGML_BLAS=OFF when building. Print help with --help for all the flags you can use while running and skim through it for ones you don't recognize from mainline and use them if they apply to you.

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>>107657297
Neat command thx. With `-o T` you also get timestamps and can plot/correlate.
There's no errors at that level, I don't think the riser is bad. It's performing alright for me with `-cuda enable-p2p=0` vs producing garbage, lagging the whole system and spewing DMA errors when p2p is on.

>>107654467
what could possibly go wrong

>of course AI will not replace our programmers, it will only help them do their work more efficiently
>OUR GOAL IS TO HAVE 1 (one) ENGINEER WRITE EVERYTHING
pick one microretards

>>107654467
WINDOWS IN REWRITTEN JS SOON

WOOOOOW

>>107654467
With what? JavaScript?

>>107655985
oh i know this one

everything

>drone technology
>positive
I sure love when you can murder people from the other side of the world while you take a shit

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>>107653205
I hate AI because it ruined everything I loved.

>>107657517
I already have 768GB of DDR4 ECC RAM. I don't need more.

>>107657525
>Fuck you I got mine
KYS

>>107657151
Many hosting, vpns, domains, email etc can be paid with xmr directly. For anything else there is coinsbee which allows you to buy gift cards for pretty much anything like steam, cinema/theater, plane tickets, takeaway, gas stations etc. With a bit of effort you can pretty much live off xmr.

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>>107653523
When I was a kid I remember people being told to migrate from Windows XP to Mint XFCE because of a supposedly similar desktop environment and watching Britec post videos on how to install it.

>>107653523
I remember using the KDE 4 version, pure unmatched sovl

>>107654976
What did you switch to?

>>107653523
Xfcechads owned Matechuds and LXDEtrannies.

>>107657616
Xfce is too limited

>>107656212
i think i have seen this hentai, or maybe it was just some very horny ova with tits

>>107656212
Are you retarded? Sudoers is already a security risk, giving sudo access y default to all current and future users in the wheel group is a disaster waiting to happen.
>>107656436
>doing all that shit instead of login in as root
Ngmi.

>>107656212
Weird shit. Can't recall seeing an installer expand /etc/sudoers into a directory, it's just pointless extra complexity unless you have a whole bunch of users with individual permissions.

>>107657430
Let me guess, you use wayland?

>>107657497
No.

Let me guess: you are one of those retards who breaks the OS install and then blames the OS or the devs.

>>107655371
what are your specs?

>>107655371
its instant 4 me

Whats the goto method for canning auto updates in W10 entirely? I thought about just running sledgehammer but it definitely seems extreme to solve this problem.

First try was disabling the service then regedit for noautoupdates but its ignoring that completely.

a friend of mine installed pro education instead of education
does that one features enterprise level group policy settings like education

>>107655329
if chromium had a way to keep browsing history forever i would switch. until then, zen browser for me

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>>107657071
>Justice involved individuals

>>107656843
Only tech oligarchs care about AI services, and they only care because they can grift money from retarded investors and the government.

>>107640936
>Japan is going to kill off
Only thing Japan is killing off is the native Japanese population. PMS is going to import millions of jeets, such a great (((right wing))) and (((conservative))) leader!

>>107651774
That struck a nerve. Don't worry, just 5 million more pajeets and America will completely dominate in fecal contamination.

>>107656843
China is giving me highly optimized open source local models that I can run on my GPU if I want o they're the ones giving me digital freedom while merica is building gigantic datacenters so I can use their ai crap for "free" and rent personal computing after big tech buys everything out.

>>107655678
I prefer VHDL personally but be warned, while the GTKWave/GHDL development pipeline is simple (even if some parts of the lang, tests specifically, feel very outdated) the FPGA ides are a horrible and a clump of hacks that somehow work sometimes

The verilog is the easy part. Wrangling quartus is the thing that will make you quit. At least it did for me. What an astounding, unbelievable, UNUSABLE piece of fucking garbage. No real documentation, most links on intel's site fucking 404 including their community forum. Maybe vivado is better, I dunno, I've never heard anything good about it either.

>>107655518
not hard at all if you have an IQ >= 110
>I'm an okay programmer
please elaborate on this

>>107657089
Vivado is dogshit too
>Spawn failed: task completed sucessfully

>>107655518
digital design looks more like programming than electronics

>>107652858
This is my Eastern European ass arriving in America for the first time since 2010 in 2024 and seeing all the gay crap everywhere.

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>>107652858
my text editor is a 70s operating system

>>107654914
Mr. Blow, please finish your programming language instead of shitposting here.

>>107652858
I think it's more like, how bad things really are that your only reasonable choices are a 80's textbox or electron malware.

>>107653883
the state of /g/ in 2025

>>107651196
Because he doesn't need to. It's just worked for years and as soon as there was a breaking change it was fixed within 24 hours. Zoomer filth who need their "apps" updated constantly should be lined up against a wall and shot.

>>107651196
updoot culture at its finest

>>107656022
They deleted the other one too even though it was past bump limit. The power user crash out is bad optics kek

>>107656305
>even though it was past bump limit.
janny melty best melty

>>107650905
>Don't use XT, it is malware.
Proof?