People who don't enjoy games would buy this.

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>>107886388
When that thing came out I looked into the SDK because it seemed like a neat platform to code for. Their developer docs said that you could apply for early access to the SDK if you were a part of a "marginalized community" lol so I never did anything with it because they didn't want wh*tes I guess

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I enjoy mine.

>>107889550
You didn't kill yourself yet?

>>107889550
>access to the SDK if you were a part of a "marginalized community"
This can not be true

>>107889363
Godot sucks.
Any other dumb questions?

>>107889363
M64 isn't even impressive for the hardware it runs on...

>>107889363
>Godot
Lmao try unity pipsqueak

>>107889598
>Godot sucks.
does it now

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I made that pepe

>>107889678
>i already installed python llama with cuda support
are you sure? it's easy to accidentally compile it without gpu support

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Genning for nearly two years and still never used an SD or SDXL model, is it worth bothering with at this point?

>>107889722
>Genning for nearly two years and still never used an SD or SDXL model

How?

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>>107889722
based.

>>107889533
Thanks for the advice, I'll check the tip once it's fully cooled.

And yeah I know not to run above 400 for more than 15. I usually run below 300, I turned it up to maximum earlier out of frustration to see if it was actually doing anything.

>>107889549
who puts phones in the bin?
you can get a fine for that.

>>107889554
it should be easy to repair, most probably something is slightly loose, thermal dilation does this shit, go ask in /ohm/ for better advice maybe

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>>107888878
mijia wiha(?) screwdriver

>endless scrolling
>nothing to buy

i guess its over of my chinkshops mania

>>107889367
cool pic

"Bubble" isn't the magic spell some seem to think it is.
>>107889281
Skill issue.

Correct. This is the first sign the free money ride is over.

>>107889611
YouTube has never been profitable.
Just like Amazon.

>>107889659
t. bagholder

>>107887435
The html5 video element alone can not support the features YouTube wants. Dynamic adaptive streaming needs JavaScript, and of course ads need it, also I don't believe live streaming works without JavaScript.

>>107884930
> was actually dogshit
Flash took a lot of heat because it was the platform on which ads were implemented, also YouTube's shitty player placed further unfair blame onto flash. Every other website besides YouTube had perfectly working video players implemented in flash. Also, however bad things were with flash, the modern web with html/JavaScript based ads are a million times worse.

>>107885433
There were such games, I recall ArmorGames having a multiplayer TDS with accounts.

>>107885433
I have literally cracked games doing that in the past year anon (Escape from Puppy Death Factory was the latest one I removed accounts/ads/sitelock from, or maybe it was Quang Tran's Phoenotopia(I forget if Phoenotopia had accounts, it definitely had ads)) as an example. And games can store arbitary data in .sol files too. So many newgrounds games synced to newgrounds servers to store highscores and pulled account data too. Have you literally never played a game on newgrounds or armor games?

>>107887480
I was literally the last remaining active flash hacker in the last ~6 months of /f/'s lifespan, anon. But, great bait.

>>107869292
>>praised javascript
>>calls others retards
because actionscript was so much better and not derived from ecmascript at all

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>>107889726
I'm still mad that people hated Plasma 4 notebook, but love Gnome Shell which is the same things but worse

>>107889483
>VR is a poor substitute for the light gun.
lighgun cringe have less entertainment value then even mobile games and don't count as substitute for VR

>>107889573
>don't count as substitute for VR
Light guns aren't a substitute for VR, VR is a much lower quality version of light guns.

The problem, fundamentally, is weight. Without any force, any physics simulation you can run in VR is a waste of time. So, off the bat, picking things up, melee, all that shit, is total garbage.

So, VR is reduced 2 two applications. The first is sim titles, which are better with a proper sim setup. The second is shooting guns, and here again VR is dogshit, because there's no weight or realism, there's no solenoid pistols, the controllers are generic and feel like shit, and the resolution is too low for iron sights to be useful at real sizes, you have to use goofy shit like oversized holo sights or just give up and hip shoot.

I've had more fun in TC1 alone over the years than I've had ever in VR.

>>107877608
I used vr to overcome motion sickness. 750$ to stop acting like a pissbaby every time things move fast or in a circle also porn. Worth it. Also I lost a lot of weight recently and hardly stay inside anymore.

>>107885815
For the normalfags in my life it unironically did. They flipped after they saw this from indifferent to just outright hostility. It's fascinating but even normalfags have a breaking point, not sure if the same applies to NPCs.

>>107889615
>the WHOLE VR thing is le bad because.... i wanna feel an even stronger fart when shooting a gun
holy retard. there's like a million different ways of hooking up a solenoid with a VR controller

>the resolution is too low for iron sights to be useful at real sizes
t. aimlet

that wasn't the case not even on the og vive bc i'd snipe people left and right and get kicked out of games for it

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>>107889374
they also have girlcock....

>>107889423
>>107889344
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>>107889266
Interesting leakings, sir. Especially for us who are not part of that little circlejerk they have there.

>>107883963
Only active trackers i use whom i get a lot of uploads from are PTP, EMP, OPS and IPT

Either there are too much seedbox, low bonus point and little utilities which makes it hard to get upload desu. I know a lot of people who got AB but still use Nyaa for 99% of their need, or people who are in BHD but don't use it because it takes them years to build buffers as opposed to HDB/PTP

>>107889423
>as the median age of this site continues to rise we're seeing more and more cases of early onset dementia
TRVKE.
It's also accurate for all the other impossible to join sites.

>>107885246
4 time less user than on whatcd + most people use streaming service rippers or OPS for 80% of their needs. i get ton of upload from OPS with a shit peering lol

>>107888779
It already has crashed. The only thing keeping it afloat at the moment is sheer momentum. It cannot escape solvency issues.
When it crashes, it is going to hurt really bad. I'm expecting at minimal a repeat of 1929.
>>107888853
Yep, it is a massive gross misallocation of capital and resources. USA is repeating the same mistake as 1970-1980s USSR. China baited the USA with fear of losing "American Exceptionalism".

>>107884076
>Cuckflix is based

>>107879859
Investors aren't investing into it to make profits, they're investing in hopes that AGI will be created and all jobs will be replaced, and not even necessarily because it can increase the profits, but because they just like the idea of it

>>107881491
it will create a massive expert shortage, jeet already did partially

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>>107879949
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>>107886731
hope i wont get banned again for posting this

>>107889593
>you vill own nothing commie crowd
says who, the nigger jerking off microjeet's subscription-based spyware? kek. you're the bootlicking kike slave here

>>107889618
>instead of having tangible problems in front of you that exist in your observable reality, how about you have different imaginary problems instead that you could easily solve
Linux syndrome, everyone.

>>107888901
>vba
for what god-forsaken reason would anyone other than microjeet even try to support VBA?

for the rest of it, just use a proper programming language, the spreadsheet interface is just a hindrance at that point

>>107889650
>tangible problems in front of you
the only tangible problem here is that you want to use MS Office because you're already using MS Office and anything other than MS Office is never going to be MS Office because that shit is proprietary, only microjeet can use it

that's a non-issue. For actual work with spreadsheets you can use any of the alternatives, their only drawback is that they're, as stated before, not MS Office and not part of the MS Office walled garden.

>>107889675
>that's a non-issue
It clearly is, actually.

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>>107888876
Starlink terminals are quite loud and easily detected. That doesn't mean it's impossible to use them, but use has to be intermittent and away from urban areas. That's fine if you want to smuggle out a video here and there but useless if you want to have interactive use of the internet in general.
Elon Musk told investors that Starlink would be completely neutral politically and would not be permitted in countries where the government was opposed to it. The system wasn't even fully functional before he reversed course on that. Starlink is now a military target due to that choice.
It's not beyond the capability of many "rouge" states to toss a couple thousand bits of debris into Starlink orbits, causing a chain reaction that destroys most of the system. Yes, in those orbits eventually all of the junk would get eaten by the Earth's atmosphere but that would take several years and also investment money would not be available for a replacement due to the high risk involved.

>>107883453
yes, you switch off the cable relay stations where sea cables meet land, you switch off cable relay stations where they cross the border and you shut off ISPs in the country.

>>107889130
>many "rouge" states
i guess you mean "rogue" states? Can mutts please learn to spell?

>>107883473
Iran is already jamming those in urban centers

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>>107883477
More than I can count

>>107888935
Jcally jm6

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>>107888027
How do canlets cope with the fact that you are supposed to hear stereo sound with both ears at once from each sound source?

>>107888678
In his defense it's sometimes a feature, Beyerdynamic's A20 amp was explicitly sold as being able to power two headphones for example
That and lazyness probably made it seem not important to not have more headphones plugged in than necessary

>>107888678
While that's pretty stupid, none of those should've been drawing enough current to fry something that can push almost 8 Watts per channel. Maybe there's some fuckery going on with the combination of different inductive and capacitive loads, but if the output stage is so sensitive to such loads that it can blow up, it's just plain poorly designed.

>Generally not and you can tell when they do. 7506, DT770, ATH M40X, ... are popular for monitoring. IE listening for equipment issues. It has to be clear but they're not worried about tonal fidelity because you can't have tonal fidelity on headphones without EQ to fit the user. Quality mixing headphones are a relatively new thing, relatively expensive, and still not widely used.

doesn't Realphones solve this problem? People say that it works perfectly for mixing on headphones, and they support a lot of headphones. there's also VSX but they aren't as good apparently and you have to use their shitty headphones.

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burn it out in the sun alone

>>107882020
>>107886341
>t. roon

>>107887892
Damn, why'd you swap from W11? Bored of it?