>>107637261
>residential VPN
You mean botnet? You should be in jail.

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>>107637028
>this yields NO appreciable results
It got you and the other faggot from posting circular lame divide and conquer spam. Good enough for me. It also made you angry. Such is the power of smug.

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>be broke college student
>go for mini pc while saving money for a bigger rig
>graduate
>everything including your job prospects and pc plans goes to shit
can the chengs please hurry up? I'm losing my will to live

>>107637078
no, such is the power of retard.
>getting called a retard
either shut the fuck up or take your meds
if you dont do either ill keep calling you a retard bc thats what you are
a substandard unit

no real reply, just testing the new stupid trash.

roll sums:
9, 4, 7
blank counts:
1, 4, 2

what's the goal? trying the second option.

>>107635361
You can make them suffer.

>>107637120
Over a year for me, sometimes I'm away for weeks.
So I'll probably get quite a bit of usage out of it before burn-in.

>>107637226
fucking normalfaggot

>>107637102
>>107637120
>>107637226
3000 would be almost exactly a year of usage if used 8 hours a day

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>>107637255
>8 hours a day

>>107637237
I'm just an alcoholic and go on a bender partying occasionally.

>>107637255
Yeah but when I'm at home I use it more like 14-16 hours a day. Professional NEET.

>>107631239
they have the same accuracy

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i knew the phoronix forums thread for the new release would be crazy and here llyyr is defending mpv's honor

Anyone knows of mpv lua script to log URLs?
I asked AI to make this slop and it just doesn't work as it should

local log_file = io.open("~/.config/mpv/mpv_urls.log", "a")

mp.add_hook("on_load", 50, function()
    local path = mp.get_property("path")
    if not path or not path:match("^https?://") then
        return
    end

    local timestamp = os.date("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
    local log_entry = string.format("\n[%s] %s", timestamp, path)

    -- Start a new line immediately
    log_file:write(log_entry)

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>>107634183
>>107634386
Kill yourself

>>107632420
well I used hwdec-codecs to ignore vp8 and tried switching to gpu-next, but I'm also getting decoding errors on h264... video will constantly glitch out and go blocky etc. hw decoding is just broken on gpu-next.

You should use fedora over bazzite if you know what you're doing anon.

>no longer a tranny
>Bazzite
You're going to be disappointed then.

The concept of gaming distros reminds me of how some people don't realize that kali just has a bunch of packages reinstalled

>>107637251
*Preinstalled ^_^

>>107637268
My bad, thanks

>inferior libpurple that only targets windows
only on windows!

>>107636984
>Miranda
>The name Miranda is of Latin origin, meaning "worthy of admiration." It was popularized by William Shakespeare in his play "The Tempest," where Miranda is the name of the main character.
>Pidgin
>A pidgin is a simplified form of language that develops between tribes of Negros who do not share a common language, often used for trade or communication.
Miranda NG won.

>>107637076
KEK!!!

>>107636340
I don't know about you but I have a certain problem down there..

>>107636340
> only the distro with cli install works
What even is your iGPU?
> I thought all Linux used the same kernel?
Not really. Different versions, different options set, sometimes custom patches, different additional firmware. Also different boot parameters for GRUB.

>>107636340
Install Gentoo

>>107637014
This.
>Hey /g/ I didn't do my research and the only distro I can get to boot is the most difficult to use of all the mainstream distros, you believe me right? Also no hardware details so no one can attempt to reproduce the issue, because I don't know anything about troubleshooting tech. But I did succeed at installing the most difficult to use of all of the distros, but not Debian or Fedora. You believe me right?

>>107636983
>What even is your iGPU?
Whatever is inside a ryzen 4500U. Different websites and hwinfo softwares actually disagree on what that is though.
>>107637197
I'm not a new Linux user or anything this is a problem I'm only having with this laptop.

>>107631188
>>107633214
Thanks for the info. I think installing FreeBSD on spare drive might be a good test to see if I like it. The ports tree sounds very interesting and was exactly the kind of info I was looking for.

>>107631720
OpenBSD
for faggots, by faggots.
>>107636234
no. see NetBSD if you're interested in what can be done with FFS.
the consensus within OpenBSD is that a file system that doesn't lose all its data in an unexpected situation is insecure and chuddy.

>>107633214
>I often run into package management dependency issues, something freebsd solved ~20 years ago
>something freebsd solved ~20 years ago
try installing luanti and mpv at the same time

>>107636756
>the consensus within OpenBSD is that a file system that doesn't lose all its data in an unexpected situation is insecure and chuddy.
Can you elaborate?
I know they've positioned themselves against journaling file systems but I have hardly any idea why.

>>107637002
OpenBSD is maintained by ideological autists who truly believe that file systems reached their full potential with the introduction of 4.2BSD

>>107632991
Tinkertranny lol

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Why not just uninstall it, isn't that easier?

user_pref("browser.ctrlTab.previews", true);

gives you a visual of the tabs you're switching between when using ctrl+tab. Used to be default, but no longer.

>>107634717
>give me a solution to a menu button not being where i want it
>okay here's a direct way to do it that takes 1 minute
>NOOOOO
>here's another way that's retard proof
>NOOOOO this is what's wrong with tech!!

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>>107634947
No one is going to write that for you. Here's my userChrome css that removes useless buttons from the nav bar and the right-click context menu for images. You can figure out how to reorder the right-click context menu for downloads with AI or google instantly.

>>107637157
>I'm still not convinced the Z-base booru tune would necessarily be better than Newbie at styles
Maybe not but the pure schizo way to prompt for newbie is for sure repulsive.
I'm not an REST API server.

>https://huggingface.co/alibaba-pai/Z-Image-Turbo-Fun-Controlnet-Union-2.1/tree/main
They released controlnet tile. Time for monster i2i upscaling

>>107637189
I like how half their examples are cute or hot girls.

>>107636727
yeah but ZiT less of a pain in the ass to use than chroma and faster

>>107637186
I think you can prompt it any way, but to get optimal results (E.G. prompts involving multiple characters and specific object placements) you have to resort to that, which is not too bad since it's connected to Gemma anyways and Gemma is fast at converting prompts. I haven't done a lot of comparisons, but I think booru tags alone should work for basic 1girl stuff.

American leadership is a joke
>Pass orders to help build out massive data centers
>Cancel all energy infrastructure plans
You vill pay ze higher bills and you vill thank him for it!

>>107636646
Why do you care? You're going to get AGI any time now and you can ask GROK to summarize tiktok videos for you.

>>107636646
not only that but we are expected to recycle, conserve energy and be environmentally friendly while the 1% shit up the air with their private jets and whatnot

>>107636646
It was worth it to own the libs

>>107636646
Don't worry big industry will convince us that the shortage is our fault and we should be less wasteful.

>>107637235
Someone felt called out.

>>107637246

>>107637238
Anon, you seem to fundamentally misunderstand what "open source" is. Open source is when all source code of something is fully accessible under an open source license, so you can easily modify it, recompile and so on.

But open weight models are basically like compiled binaries - sure you can run them locally, but can you easily modify the binary of a game? No, you have to resort to reverse engineering.

>>107636330
any new pit bots
i settle for a sport girl too

>>107637234
AHHAHAH glm 4.7 is literally gemini 3

>>107634837
We do it by either giving things a yes, no, or not sure. Than we do a second (or third) round clicking on the "Unsure" filter, just to see those. So we do go back and forth between those quickly. And I emphasize "we" because it's a family affair, all sharing the TV.

And I don't physically move or delete anything until days or weeks after we reviewed them all.

Thanks for the feedback.

>>107634333
>you have to review one by one?
If you're asking if you have to go through sequentially, like a slide show, no of course not, you can click back and forth on any file you want.

Hi bros. I want to setup a static site blog. Mainly going to be tech related topics.
What's the best static site generator with syntax highlighting and stuff.
I see astro with svelte as a good option. Please let me know if there exists some other as well.
I don't want to configure shit. Basically write and forget.

>>107635855
Yeah, Astro is a good option. We use it for our front end sales site.

>>107633545
Here's docker support in a branch for you.
https://github.com/kjpgit/PhotoReviewer4Net/tree/karl/dockerize?tab=readme-ov-file#quickstart---docker

I'll be honest, not a bad way to distribute it for Linux, especially because now it's native compiled.

>>107636750
>how are you running it?
two terminals open one is running the server with ng.pt file from huggingface and the other is the game execution with the targeted .exe

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it clutters your SSD with debug info and whatnot at \NitroGen\out\ng takes up a lot of space within just hours

>>107624894
What happens when it plays a new game?

>>107625610
grim but probably true

>>107625821
>AI assisted super play

>>107617971
Yes but only in Nintendo Switch mode

>>107637091
>A joystick just has 2 DoF by tilting the x and y axes and maybe a third from twisting the joystick on the z axis, a 3D mouse adds translation to that rotation, so it has 6 DoF which allows you to manipulate an object in 3D space
I mean yes, but my point was that it's more like a 3D joystick than a 3D mouse.
>for something like CAD work where you just want to be able to move the camera around a part you are working on it is sufficient
Ah good point. I thought you used it to move a cursor in 3D or something. If it's just for rotating and moving a camera then a joystick is fine.

>>107613172
>>107628331
The Logitech F310 is absolute garbage (I owned two of these, one had a sticky right trigger that and the other wouldn't always register button presses).
>>107613228
This. Don't waste your time with "PC Controllers". My quest for a good pc controller when I just bought a current xbox controller and connected it to my pc.
Granted its like more than 3x the price of a F310 but the quality is indeed on another level. So much so I don't think any controller made specifically for pc could ever match a controller made for consoles.
The quality and durability requirements for console controllers are high and they can actually meet those requirements due to economies of scale.

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>>107637035
I'd try pic related then, anon.

>>107637220
Forgot to add OEM xbox or whatever console. Stay away from "Made for xbox" third parties and the like.