what's a software tool you wish existed, that doesn't? Particularly something centered around privacy or freedom.
Software to filter out and block every Indian person on Earth automatically
a good matrix client, element is pure shit>>107627681what's wrong with conversations & gajim?
>>107629872This already exists.
>>107627476a fork of Tor which makes you anonymousno, running all traffic through German state police headquarters does not in fact make you anonymous.
>>107627476Some universal systemd-based initramfs generator. Every fucking distro has its own initramfs generator and most generators are trash. The only well documented generator that is capable is unlocking LUKS using TPM2 is mkinitcpio.
AI bros are stealing art from 10 year old kids, what the fuck
>>107629212Gen A is going to make laws where you have to only date people the same age as you and go full nazi on IP (self own)
>>107630445If you generate images with AI you will never become a creator, you will always be the customer.
>>107630476And even if she did, still garbage.
>churning out ai-spew to own le libsIs this what the MIGA jeet right is all about now?
>>107630445>saying someone has no talent implies the AI tool is valuable to them on a fundamental levelI'm sure """AI""" is a subjectively valuable crutch for lazy, aphantasic golems with delusions of creativity. That doesn't make the slop generated by the machine valuable. They're just selling you a "creator experience" and you then supplement it by LARPing online and showing off your trash, but anyone who bothers to spend 20 seconds looking at your gens can see how shit they are and immediately realize you didn't bother to do that much yourself. It's really just about the LARP of creating something when you're incapable of creating anything.
Will japan save us ?
>>107630623Trillion dollar companies have more money to spend on ram than youthey have so much money they dont know what to do with it
>>107630612>japs are willing to go to prison just to break tsmc's monopoly
>>107630626Things like that don't always end well. Remember the capacitor plague of the early 2000s?
>>107630927This time it should be different. The Japanese government is supporting almost 99% of the endeavor financially.
>>107630747WTF I LOVE JAPAN NOW
>"Vivaldi says their roadmap to 2026 it is not AI"What is the deal with the Anti-AI derangement syndrome? I don't like to judge people, but the anti-AI seem to include an evenly distribution of furries, twitter "artists", people with funny hair color, and a poor understanding of economy.
>>107616801Yes. Yes we fucking are. The world runs on them in case you haven't noticed.
>>107616119>derangement syndromeWhy do cultish animals always use this to defend their cranial diarrhea? "If you're not an adoring member of this death cult, you must be some kind of deranged person." It's baffling to watch.
>>107624277get ready to dig your well because companies can't be forced to sell you water you fucking clown shalom!
>>107624859>>so people don't steal it loool? nothing more easy than copying an UI. what matters is the license.
>>107616801AI bros are not entitled to circular investment and fraud.
>DID YOU JUST OPEN THE DEVELOPER CONSOOOOOOOOOOOOLEHow did they know?
>>107631373I'm more baffled over how little hacking is going on. It's so easy to do absolutely anything with javascript, but these incompetent skiddies still can't do fucking anything other than "please please PLEAAASE download this shady-ass .exe and execute it PLEAAAAAASE". Just cookie hijack me or something. I should fear for my life every time I click any link with javascript enabled, but I've chrome with javascript enabled on windows for years clicking on a bunch of shady shit with literally nothing happening.
>>107631396Based dopamine junkie
>>107631502hackers has been rawdogged by microsoft defender so hard for years that not even executing a random .exe has any chance of doing anything with your computer. It's not enough that nudevs can't write software anymore, these nuhackers can't even properly hack people anymore, it's a sad state of things.
>>107630871because some retards introduced the debugger statement which automatically triggers a breakpoint when you open the console
>>>107630871>Fuck you and fuck your soijack thread
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>>107626783>Washington>not LFS
JFK didn't accomplish anything. Didn't even serve 1 term before inting. He doesn't deserve the praise he gets, doesn't deserve any coins or airports. Growing up in USA public schools, you would think JFK was one of the most important Presidents, he's lauded like Washington or Lincoln but the dude accomplished nothing except stealing one election and dying
>>107626783>Obama = UbuntuFits not because of the tagline, but because both were community-oriented and focused on accessibility and openness.>macOS = KennedyAlso fits because both were mostly about aesthetics and marketing and Kennedy came from an elite background just as macOS is sponsored by a trillion dollar corporation. “Not everyone could afford it” doesn't make sense for the macOS-Kennedy comparison though. What does “Not everyone could afford Kennedy” even mean?>Windows 95 = ReaganWindows 95 sold personal computing to the masses just as Reagan sold conservatism to the masses. Both also had very enthusiastic fans and memorable marketing. That's why they fit together. While had memory issues (kek), neither were best known for that and are still viewed favorably in the public eye.>MS-DOS = JacksonLots of OS's have no GUI. Why does MS-DOS in particular suit Jackson?>Windows XP = Eisenhower"Boring and stable" describes Windows 2000 more than XP. XP had the Luna theme, Rover the search companion, and Windows Movie Maker. "Won't leave" is accurate for XP though. Eisenhower still had lots of supporters decades after leaving office just as Windows XP still had lots of users decades after being released. "I still like Ike." Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107626783Where's the current cunt?
>>107626783Trump's second term would be W11: a fucking mess but it's supporters are willing to turn a blind eye to all its faults.Trump's first term would be W10: Its fans stuck with it expecting the next iteration to be more of the same but it was worse.Biden would be W10 ARM. In essence is the same as W10 but in practice is completely useless, doesn't fix any of the issues of W10 and has its own problems.
I'm LMAOing so hard over the tards who said AM5 early adopters are dumb.
>>107631445>aside from threadripper, bro you can't just pretend things don't exist.also for any application that uses avx512 in any major way, intel cpus get utterly demolished, and its getting worse as adoption picks up. the 285k is not faster in all workloads, and is often slower than 9950x by a lot, and when it does win its not by much. and it uses alot more power in many workloads as well, completely negates the idle power advantageI'll grant you that the 265k is more powerful at its price point. it does not have real competition.the single threaded performance is not meaningfully different.also there is no drop-in upgrade path . and its slower than the 14900k for many things. Its not good no matter how you slice it.
https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-core-ultra-400k-nova-lake-s-cpus-with-big-cache-bllc-to-have-four-configurations-up-to-52-cores>288MB CACHEINTEL, CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN AYYMDEAD CUC_K CACHELET
>>107631521>16P+32E+4LPE low power efficient coreshttps://www.youtube.com/shorts/cvfcQhXknDk
>>107631521Cache never really benefited Intel though. It just covers AMD's poor memory performance.
>>107631520>and it uses alot more power in many workloads as well, completely negates the idle power advantageIt actually doesn't unless you have a 24/7 queue of full tilt workloads. If you're doing stuff at 25% or less throughout the day Intel wins on power consumption. That kind of work would be heavily single threaded as well so it would just be better on Intel. I'm talking from experience here on a 14900K I'm maxing out single cores so there's no world where I wouldn't want a 285K over a 9950X. A lot of workstation scenarios that absolutely crave single core speed over everything, it's legacy software and software that has no choice but to run on one. You are vastly underestimating the lead Intel has in single threaded performance. The 14900K (my P cores at 5.9GHz) eats the lunch of current gen Ryzen no problem. 285K more so. 270K and 290K soon more so. If you need a perma-perfectly threaded render station sure Threadripper has no equal.Intel CPUs are faster and more stable at getting down into ultra low power states without disrupting work. I can literally watch my CPU drop to under 5 watts if I stop moving the mouse and this has been the case since the 10900K days and prior. AMD tried to get into ultra low power states with Ryzen in the past but their shit would crash so they ditched it for perma 40W draw on a 6 core 3600 (just mentioning this one because I own it and I've tested this)Drop in upgrade path is a nothing-burger for 99% of users who just build a system and ride it for a few years. You don't want to drop anything into an old board, AM4 was an anomaly and it's not going to happen that way again, except if we include LGA 1700.
>>107630940>I don't even care about thread personalities on /g/ so why should I care about some nobody from your homosexual rage comic subreddit/qa/ fucking lost. DIE DIE DIE
>>107630693>>107630787>>107630940>>107631051I'll bite, cause I have no idea who this dude is and I'm curious. So who is he.
>>107631102one of letos grooming victims from what i gathered
>>107631102severely autistic underage pedo who ocasionally posts child pizza here
>>107629556>IRC and host the server on a raspberry pi inside some kitchen drawerisn't IRC massively insecure?
Why did America outsourced parts of its tech industry?
>>107629221But is that not what Americans have? Their own government seems to actively support their largest corporations. Changing policy to benefit them rather than trying to break up their several dozen monopolies to promote better competition. Which would be a more true capitalist approach to things, and healthier for the overall economy.I don't know. I don't think it's going to be good for Americans until they move past their seeming worship of corporations.
>>107628323Because they want slaves that are easily controllable and will do anything and everything that's asked from them else they get jettisoned back to their shithole country.
>>107628323>Why did America outsourced parts of its tech industry?If you look at most of these jeeted IT companies they have lots of ex-mossad and israelis on the board of directors. they outsourced to keep Americans away from their surveillance apparatus.
>>107628323Jeets are so fucking disgusting. This guy's created a billion dollar scam through fake pharma company pump and dump. He needs to get his asset taken and then deported
cumskins are just lower iq than jeets, chinks and jewsit's in the same literature white boys use to say they're smarter than blacksnothing personal, sometimes you just gotta know your place
>Almost 2026>Still not one Mini-LED with glossy finish on the marketDo monitor manufacturers hate money?>Get an OLEDSorry I don't want>Image retention>Burn in (that even with prevention is inevitable 2-3 years down the road)>Hiding taskbar>Pixel shifting>Fucked up text fringing>Adware pop ups every 4 hours that turns the monitor off for 5 minutes and if you decline ONCE you void warranty>Insane VRR flicker if you can't maintain 200+ FPS consistent>Twice the price
>>107630821Blooming, sure. But even worse is the response time.
>>107631064That degrades things evenly.Burn-in happens because individual LEDs degrade more than neighboring LEDs, causing an image to appear. If everything degrades evenly you don't get burn-in, your whole display just gets slightly less bright.
>>107631083Yeah, so eventually it goes kaput too. So it's far from "lasting forever".
>>107631104It just means you get like 70% maximum brightness after a decade of constant use.Unless your display is in direct sunlight and needs to be super bright it's not a big deal.
>>107626719Oh fuck yeah. I just bought 3 of them.
Or whatever.
>>107631407>Don't buy a new fridge, O ALGO
>>107631407wagiedon't buy a food cagieinsteadget back in the cagie
>>107631407His thot is bogged af. Who wants advice of any kind from such a man?
/aicg/ - A general dedicated to the discussion and development of AI chatbotsYakui Edition>NewsGoogle releases Gemini 3 Flash https://blog.google/products/gemini/gemini-3-flashOpenAI releases GPT-5.2 https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-5-2Deepseek releases V3.2 https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3.2Anthropic releases Opus 4.5 https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-4-5Google releases Gemini 3 Pro https://blog.google/products/gemini/gemini-3Additional info: https://aicg.neocities.org/info.html>FrontendsSillyTavern: https://docs.sillytavern.appComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107631325>see a card that's my fetish>2k+ downloads, hundreds of chats etc>download it without even looking at the defs and import it>spelling errors, no punctuation at all and every sentence started with a small letterIt baffles me how people can't run their greetings through the model they were using while making a card to fix stuff like this. And I say this as someone who's not even ESL but EFL.
>>107631206>classmate / roommate / work colleague / neighbor / sister / childhood friend / friend of friend / complete strangerand you forgot to add mother / literal child / rape victim / girlfriend that cucks you / whore
>>107631360A good writer never reads his own books, he looks outside for inspiration- Charlie Kirk
>>107631283I'd dare you to show your "good" cards but I get it toomy private cards are lots of loosely tied ideas and fetishes that somehow the llm interprets well and they are unhealthy to the public eye
>>107631206my female bots are all bratty princesses that make me clean up after them and ah ah mistress me to no endis my braing transitioning by pvre sheer will alone?
>oh my science honey is bad because a multi-millionaire youtuber won't make $2 off your purchase
>>107630780It also scams (you) by prioritizing the most lucrative coupons for itself instead of offering you the best coupon it knows about.
>>107631134I buy things I need, not what's "cheaper" with a coupon, so how is this an issue?
What was the point of all those low power netbooks and tablet computers in the 2010's if the internet became so bloated that the CPU would struggle to load your average retailer website just a few years later? They clearly belong in 2005, not 2015 or 2025.
>>107631544>low power netbooks and tablet computers in the 2010'smost were perfectly fine but storage suckedwith a modern ssd they would be usable
>>107631562I'm using an MX500 here and it is definitely not the problem.
Why are so many people going back to windows 7 and XP?
>>107630317NothingPeople literally just eat shit up without thinking
>>107619916Because they're better
>>107619916what's with these rabbits?
>>107631346They represent how cute and awesome windows 7 is
>>107619916Windows 7 is faster than troonix lmao
