>>107603390
which one is the best 'app armor' wise?

>>107603345
>depending exclusively on your package manager and not knowing where to search for updated software
sounds like an (You) issue
even on windows you have to search and download installers by yourself, why on linux this is suddenly bad?

>>107600545
You can try to see if there is a generic driver for your card

>>107601068
should have called it sarsystems

>>107603387
I didn't have a "problem" either, and I am the one telling you that this is the ideal. It is a known fact, been known for over a decade in fact, that if you connect a second monitor to a GPU both the memory clocks and GPU core clocks go up as it has to drive this additional display.
A second display doesn't get occluded by game window while you're playing one either, so it's always going to be rendered. That has a performance impact. It might be very insignificant, I haven't measured it.

Back in 2015 I used an i7 6800K and I had no choice but to put both my monitors on my dedicated GPU, but today so many CPUs have an IGP that I no longer need to do that. I mean I already told you it isn't crippling. You won't see a huge 10% performance uplift from this (probably), you will, however, likely see noticeably lower power power consumption since idle clocks for both GPU and VMem are much much lower with a single display.

im gay

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>>107586751
:: whistles ::
Wow. If the UK wasn't absolutely cooked before, it certainly is now. Flambee-d even. With seasoning on top.

>>107603314
Ran is quite based

>>107603360
will probably be like adetailer segmentation so no I doubt it will do any good. you will generate the toddler illustrator cartoon layers and be happy

>>107602664
this works with vulkan? cool

>>107603413
the stable-fast dev switched to working with sdcpp so of course

>>107602775
God DAMN. This has got to be a lora, right? Or just a well-written prompt?

>>107603181
>>107603157
>>107603136
Not even necessarily doubting you but surely you have to understand that this will go nowhere without proof.

how do I hide that disgusting transsexual category on emp while browsing?

>>107603420
delete your emp account

>>103279200
Go through this thread, his face has been posted here.
>>107603416
I unfortunately can't get into their private telegram groups, but the stuff I've posted above should be enough for an investigation to ensue at least.

Someone please post this on r/trackers.

https://rentry.org/voltax

more lore can be found here

>>107599646
only 2 more days then universal income is LE coming

I don't see your man on Mars you said 10+ years ago is going to be on Mars.

Don't get me started with your AI genned SpaceX videos. Rockets landing sideways and backwards while turning mid air and doing 360°, come on now Muskrat, you can do better.

The internet is the worst thing that ever happened to billionaires.
People used to think these people were smart before they spouted dumb shit on big online platforms 24/7.

>>107601883
All those cuts gave some nice extra budget that got to be sent to Israel, dog bless the greatest ally

>>107602956
i enjoyed the one where the thots opened the door wrong

>250
>Commuter use to be paired with a Hiby
>Music ranges from Metal to hiphop: Dethklok : Shing02
>Previously had a pair moondrop Starfields and enjoyed them. Currently using a Sennheiser 650HD as my primary at home headphones.
Any suggestions?

anything good on the linsoul sale?

>>107603156
settle down zoomer, your grasp of english was esl tier up until 3 years ago

>>107602033
best way is to EQ to speaker set up and what sounds good for you.
if you want to EQ soundstage in just drop it we don't know how HRTF correlates with virtual soundstage in IEMs. It could be literally anything. Even some specific mismatch with HRTF that's up to individual

>>107603190
Daybreak, for sure.

>>107602911
Also in that video, I swear there's like half a different plugins in the list of bullshit that he has that's related to warning him about his battery. Wanna know how I get warned about my battery? The part of my status bar that shows my battery turns #F00. Can't miss it. I won't ever have to check notifications to find out things I already know.

>>107599828
Electron

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>>107596796
same, I always find it lazy to setup a panel and have it

>>107596451
sway

>>107603336
maybe he used windows, doesn't windows used to have a notification history unless you open panel and close it

>>107595631
Chrome was literally stolen from the Apple maintained webkit, and had some otherwise unemployable retards at google fuck around with it.

Have you tried turning it off and on again

>>107601020
Have you considered the McDonald's alternative? Since McDonald's is doing the Washington DC thing these days.

>>107595631
>i know firefox is great at privacy
It's literally designed to siphon every bit of information about you, your system and your browsing right into their servers.

kys already.

>>107595631
Cool clock Ahmed

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>>107599054
Original replacement pads from Sennheiser are the safest choice. There are also cheap third party pads that don't change sound, pic related.

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>>107578539
How many posters here have ever heard a system like in OP? All super high-end components and huge horn speakers in a giant room? I've still yet to hear one like this, they're not common here in Canada although there's a new horn speaker maker Joseph Crowe who has a bespoke room kind of like this with all custom handmade equipment and huge horn loaded speakers
My room is pitiful in comparison

>>107603033
most of these rooms and setups will sound, to put it nicely, very colored. they are far from neutral and are usually weird. makes for a cool first impression and wow moment tho

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>>107578539
what is the best youtube/mp3 music-listening (and gayming) PC speaker/setup for
>standard desktop distance of 60-70cm
>3x3x3 m room
>location: Libya (but can import from amazon)
>previous gear: monitor's built-in speakers
>budget: ~150 USD but can go up to 250 USD if i can actually hear the difference between 250 and 150.

>>107603168
If I understand correctly this guy uses quite a lot of DSP and goes for neutral colouration
Those older systems like in OP certainly may sound flat if tuned correctly, too, some of those speakers were (JBL for example) were made as studio monitors after all
Although I would imagine many of the "audiophiles" who own such systems hinder their performance by not using any modern setup techniques in their misguided attempts at "purity"
Would love to see the in-room response in any case

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Numba wan Chinese invention is gutter oil

>>107600719
is that part of the motorbike?
or a generic addon?

>>107600708
>>107600699
>heckin puppers being eaten
:(
>just as smart (if not smarter on average considering all the retarded SMASHED breeds) pig
OMYGAWSH I HECKIN LOOOOVE BACONRINOOOOOO PUHLEAAASE BREED THEM IN A CAGE THEY CANT EVEN MOVE I NEEEEEED BAAAACONNNN THE NARWHAL HECKIN BACONS AT MIDNIGHT LOLOLO

>>107598177
just get used to reading. the first proper book I read was 300 pages long but took me months to read. you just have to persevere. soon reading becomes piss easy. it's just a muscle. start with like 10 pages a day. look at some /lit/ charts, you might find something interesting, it's one of the best ways to find books in my experience (although some of it is dogshit).

>>107598004
talk to me about Principles of Modern Digital Design, OP. what is it?

>all these newfaggots shitting on k&r, the only good book in the op
/g/ has fallen

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all you need, just read then learn C and implement all the data structures you will be in the top 1%.
If you want something more relevant to modern computers read Media and Formal Cause by marshall mcluhan or some other media ecology stuff.

Understanding what a computer actually is, artifacts vs natural kinds, and the principles of order of artifacts are they key things to understand. Programming is not a unique thing in this and everything else can be derived through actual practice. Indirectly trying to understand these things through reading "specific foundational" compsci stuff that are not acutally foundational an any meaningful way is a trap.

There is some "skilled trade" esque books say for the specific things you are working with or trying to do say game engines or graphics programming or distributed data or compiler stuff but those are really just if you are actually doing them. All the mathematics stuff is largely a performative larp by people who think the universe runs on math. Read some of those if they come up but you probably don't need to read that many, there are no "deep" programming books because programming is not deep, it's a techne, a trade like plumbing. If you want to understand what underlies that you'll need to start with the greeks like any actual thoughtful person, ideally from the start but at least aristotle.

If you want to learn to program just do a bunch of programming, and read code/interact with good programmers.

Also maybe Donald Knuth's lectures on literate programming. I think understanding his approach is very valuable to avoid falling into false ideas about what programming actually is.

>>107598004
to anione using C or unix derivatives, the unix hater handbook
you will put a ton of shit in context and will understand many things even if you dont agree with their perspective

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>>107602091
Gud

I was bored so I tested ReFS by itself, with integrity streams (checksumming), with blitlocker encryption, and with integrity streams and bitlocker encryption using CrystalDiskMark default tests on a VHDX hosted on a pci-e 4 nvme ssd

>seq1M/q8
>seq1M/q1
>rnd4k/q32
>rnd4k/q1
>reads / writes in MB

ReFS
>6805 / 4796
>3785 / 3680
>791 / 693
>52 / 106

ReFS w/ Integrity Streams

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>>107602013
A while ago I was complaining about gpu passthrough, and just couldn't find anything about it. The issue was that linux was setting the powerstate to d3cold when the quadro rtx4000 I was using didn't really have support for that and couldn't recover. Turns out that the solution was to just to add this systemd service.

[Unit]
Description=Disable D3cold for passthrough GPU
After=default.target

[Service]
Type=oneshot
ExecStart=/bin/sh -c 'echo 0 > /sys/bus/pci/devices/0000:c1:00.0/d3cold_allowed'

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

My 70 iq self couldn't find anything relevent throught google, but it only took 5 minutes with chatgpt to turn this error code.

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i guess i have exceptionally low quality cage nuts but this is ridiculous. seems i'm the only person in the world with this issue. even with the screw tightened to well past snug, deforming the plastic washer, it's not firmly attached, it wiggles against the rail. imagine the red line is the rack rail and the blue line is locked against the cage nut which wiggles. what gives?

I got $1.5k on hand right now with more on the way and I'm fed up with being a unprepared for the apocalypse. What gear should I invest in while I still can?

I got two 14TB Toshiba drives as my most valuable assets in my desktop PC thus far (excluding non ECC memory) but I've never gone fully pro, workstation at best. I desire a home archive and science station now.