>>107720714
Every new model will have less memory. Flagships will be 12 gig instead of 16. Budget will be 6 or 8 if they increase the model price enough. 4 for the really cheap ones

>>107720714
If Sony was able to murder Michael Jackson over Beatles' album, I think multiple phone companies would find a way to fuck over Altman, Micron, Samsung, and SK Hynix if they're unwilling to supply cheaper RAM.

>>107720664
>It says xiaomi Europe so they put import tax on it or it's the 8 gig version
No the 12gig version 285EUR

>>107720672
>>107720687
How do you enter the "global website"? No matter how much I try and find anything different this is the cheapest I can find on Aliexpress for the 12gb version

>15792 hours until bootloader is unlocked.

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>>107720763
ops forgot pic

>>107720646
And by problematic I mean that you simply have to be aware of stuff like this, if you aren't then your BTRFS volume is going to fragment badly over time... What else there is that I'm unaware of?

>>107720646
Its usually suggested to turn off COW for the directory that the vm disk images are stored in which can be done with chattr +C (or is it -C ?)
Bear in mind this will have no effect on already existing files only on newly crated files in that directory
Its also suggested to turn off COW for the directory that all your torrented linux ISOs are stored
Some distros might turn off COW for /var/lib/libvirt/images by default

>>107720696
I am creating an ubuntu server VM right now and chose RAW instead of QCOW2 for the disk image format and also I'm choosing EXT4 as filesystem for the VM. Shouldn't this be fine on top of BTRFS in a path that has CoW enabled (I have not disabled CoW anywhere)?

>>107720626
I actually found more more useful lol because it prints directly to the terminal and not in its own embedded window. Better for small files which I mostly work with.

>>107720723
If you don't need a pager you can just cat them

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Sorry for the dour mood. I'll see if I can get some fireworks going.
>>107720185
Thank you.

>>107720329
You must have hundreds of these by now? Cool stuff. You could generate additional fx layers and then add them in with after effects or something. You are probably compositing these anyway already.

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>>107720382
I was compositing the layers in ComfyUI, but ram fills up quickly with lots of frames and layers.
Now I'm generating a single layer of animation and using different weighted masks to vary the motion strength for each area of the image.
I'm glad you like them.

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gm anon

>>107716580
Yep, the pink colouring was worth it.

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>>107720729
nice

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Give me a reason not to quit my job and pull a Leaving las Vegas

>add chill coworker to steam (we're both devs)
>his pfp is a cute anime girl
erm...

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work is gay naaaaaaa

>>107717907
sex with this Lugia

>>107716935
What's awful about it.

>>107720479
>How do people have time to program?
>spend on average 3 hours a day to complete my dailies and exp multipliers on WOT
By not doing that shit. If I decide to start up ETS2 I'm not getting any programming done that day. You have to decide what game you want to play. The puzzle game, or the turn-off-your-brain game.

>>107720537
Fuck but I really don't want to give up playing video games. I don't even know where to start with programming. Like what do people who program even do?

>>107720569
nandgame.com

>>107720569
>I don't even know where to start with programming.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%22Hello,_World!%22_program
>Like what do people who program even do?
Nowadays? They ask an LLM to do it for you, apparently.

>>107720569
https://learnaifromscratch.github.io/accelerated.html

>>107700638
There was a attempt to crowdfund an ExpressCard to M2 SSD adapter specifically for thinkpads (the brand was Thinkmods), which might've been interesting to you, but I don't think they ever shipped anything IIRC. There are similar chink devices though.

The ExpressCard to M2 NVME will not have NVME speeds, due to the ExpressCard's speed limitations, which is about the same speed as SATA II. You get extra storage that's about the same speed as your regular SATA drive, but it's extra storage.

>>107720006
Correction, on the X220/X230 you should get SATA III speeds. It's probably still a waste to slot an especially fast NVME in there

Is there a tierlist or infographic for the best models for what prices? Just need it for cap cut video editing or PC replacement when im working outside of the house. Dont want to spend too much on it

>>107716057
>24GB
40 GB works, but good luck getting a 32 GB stick for a reasonable price.

>>107716753
I would say no later than T14 G2. It's the last model that's remotely tolerable when switching from a T420 keyboard.

>>107719618
Ignore it. It's always lurking waiting for an opportunity to say
>>amd
>nope
The only reason to avoid AMD on this model is if you need a discrete GPU.

>>107718595
You can put any screen up to FHD. The hardest part is ungluing the bezel from the stock screen without damaging either.

>>107720002
$500 all in. It's 14 inch and I expect it to not have a numberpad. I presume this is a refurbished or business surplus unit out of some Somali run IT shop in the twin cities.
>>107717358
I don't need a discrete GPU as I will not be gayming and I need to be able to dual boot with Linux. I like not having to deal with comparability issues so I went AMD for what I hope is max comparability. I also heard the ryzen chips run cooler for the same tdp and since these machines only have 1 cooling fan I want to make sure it lasts.

>>107720547
>sudo update-alternatives --set gender female

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>>107720547

>all Apple products preloaded with iOS and macOS
>blocks any lincuck distro from even booting with T2
>shifts entire industry to ARM
>x86 and UEFI are fucking dead
>ARM allows all PC OEMs to have a unique proprietary locked bootloader for each product they release
>soon ARM stinkpads will come locked to winblows
>every single ARM laptop will be a unique special snowflake like phones
>all need a custom bootloader exploit and distro built for it
>736 arm laptops released each year
>which means 736 device specific root exploits
>which means 736 special snowflake builds of the loonix kernel
>which means 736 custom builds of ubuntu
>which means each build times 521 different distros that's like over a million different distros

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>>107720567
goog. Now take your clothes off.

>>107717092
the only piece of software i have ever paid for that wasnt a video game was 3dmark and it was on sale for 5 bucks or something

it wasnt worth it

>>107717092
Argus Monitor

>>107717092
I don't think I've ever paid for any software whatsoever except maybe some gaymes, and even those I probably paid less than $5
but maybe I should pay for some of the software I used. these I depend on some really great FOSS software (vim, tasks.org, ...) and I guess it would be nice to pay back, and what better, simpler way would it be to just give the authors some money.

>>107717092
OS/2 Warp 3.

>>107718328
As someone who was an early 2024 adopter, and most people are still on 2021 - rest assured, this post can be either ignored or mocked completely justifiably and safely.

>>107693406
dired is the best

>>107720561
true

>>107720556
you still have to type out enough chars to get a match that you can reach in enough tab presses to justify not just typing something. I use zsh, I have the same sort of completion, but it isn't fuzzy, like fzf. Sometimes, a wildcard makes sense, but if it's 3 dirs down, you can ctrl-f and type the filename faster than matching it with wildcards and tab.

>>107720556
and you can't just decide while you're tabbing to your file that you want to see the metadata of a different file, realize you want it gone, delete it with a keybind, and then select your completion.

>>107720187
>>107719757
snippet from updated preview wrapper

    video/*)
      case "$(tty)" in
        /dev/tty*)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"
          exiftool "$1"
          ;;
        /dev/pts/*)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"
          exiftool "$1"
          ;;
        *)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"

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>>107719697
linux > macos > windows, but framework has good linux support. it basically comes down to what your preference is, and the big memory chunk is nice if you want to play with local LLMs

How small are we talking about? I would say its mac or itx build catered to your needs.

>>107719697
Depends what you need said performance for...

>>107719697
For that price if you don’t want or care for windows, the Mac is the only choice.
Before this month I would have called you a retard for buying the framework, but considering the price of individual components, it’s probably not a horrible deal these days, still have to deal with soldered on bullshit on a PC, but whatever at this point.

>>107704872
do they deny straight cis white people entrance to the event?

>>107718597
Really anon? Really? The first trashcanned post has a racial slur.

why are people glazing the washing machine talk so much
i miss the console talks and djb/nadia crypto talks

>>107714883
Defcon is sanitized corposhit. I'd rather take the quirky uwu people than that, at least they're genuine.

Someone post that meme about fighting the system and it's all sponsored by corporations for >>107720579

>>107716999
i wish i grew up in the 70s
there were more young perople inm the 70s than now in absolute numbers and percentage. most meaningful movies and music were done in that decade. it was also a very white time. lots of crime but it was probably the last generation for the peak of western civilization. everything since then has been a slow decline. now hens are finally coming to roost and everything sucks ass.

>>107716999
Funny, I never had any desire to grow up in the 70s. Maybe the 80s because then I would have come of age in the 90s which would have been kino.
But seeing how much gen xers are raging faggots, not so much.

>>107718411
>backpedaling into showing you have zero understanding of the topic
Serotonin is just responsible for your GI tract bud

>>107716975
fpbp

They want attention and a lot of them only know how to goad/bait for it. So either they fit in on accident and if they don't then they can still pretend it was valuable for them to waste your time and/or upset you. It's like a substitute for socializing.

>>107720570
NTA but this depends on OS and model. That said the chipset is a microcontroller and the screen is passive so doesn't use any power. Only refresh uses a tiny fraction. 500ma might be high. Try from 200 and slowly go up if you have a variable power supply

>>107720649
>500ma might be high. Try from 200 and slowly go up if you have a variable power supply
/g/'s most educated EE

>>107720649
found some tips here:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=353881
>Oh, one thing to note, you first need to boot it with a battery to be able to add the battery fail override
>/etc/init.d/battcheck
># Don't check battery if we're on prototype/reference hardware
>_SKIP_CHECK=1
so might do that. worst case I hack the battery and feed power before the I2C chip so it thinks it's on battery or some shit. but first gonna try adding that line, would love to run it on USB power without a battery

>>107720661
kek he a bit confused but he got the right spirit

My boox poke 3 died 4 years in because I read in the bathtub very often. Ordered a Kobo Clara bw bc they are waterproof and using my 10yo bookeen cybook muse as fallback in the meantime. That thing is indestructible.

been considering one of those chink n150 boards with 10G ethermet and 2x sff connectors for a new nas build
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005009268403814.html
maybe next year...

>>107720564
sold out...

>>107720625
lmao, theres other sellers
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005010536178687.html?utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A%7Cx_object_id%3A1005010536178687%7C_p_origin_prod%3A
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005010113798233.html?utparam-url=scene%3Asearch%7Cquery_from%3A%7Cx_object_id%3A1005010113798233%7C_p_origin_prod%3A

>>107720564
>>107720638

>>107671912

>>107720694
convincing argument anon but i have another machine for hosting, torrent, vpn, etc.
been thinking to separate storage from the rest for.... convenience? idk man

>>107720592
He was running the worlds shittiest desktop environment and thought to himself "this is a linux"

>>107720592
Ubuntu should not be the testing standard anymore, it should be Fedora.

>>107720592
Desktop operating systems are currently in a race to see who can create the worst piece of shit imaginable.

>>107720592
>bloat is bad
no shit sherlock

>>107720592
>GNOME is slower than Windows 11
we know