>>107614800
why are there only 2 graphics card companies?
why are there only 2 commercial airplane manufacturers?
why are there only 2 - 3 OSes (mobile, PC)?
why are there only 2 browsers?
why only 2 credit cards?
etc etc etc...

>>107614774
>he's not buying nvidia and samsung
>put him to sleep, load ze tainwan FUD

>>107614836
>neither the chinks nor the europeans invented any of this
oh boy it's another episode of mutts being delusional again

>>107615251
>Doesn't refute anything, can only name-call.

>>107614774
>apparently the taiwanese think america is somehow obliged to protect them from the mainlaind. just because
No? It seems they think exactly the opposite. They think if the burgers can get the same chip tech at home, then they have no reason to give a fuck about Taiwan. They want the tech to stay in Taiwan so the burgers have a reason to defend them.

They filter retards and Pajeets I like them.

>it's 4 random letters and numbers
>no difference in color, font, tint, background, etc
>two of the images highlight the same number, one highlights a letter
>okay its obviously this on-
WRONG

Test.

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>>107614572
Re-test. I don't know what the hell was wrong before, I must have failed over a dozen of these 3-step-5-images captchas even though I was always selecting the odd ones out.

>>107584575
test

>>107603559
amazing desktop any config files?

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Arch + GNOME is pure cinema

>>107615162
whats the point if it crashes

>>107615162
>it runs fine
Not On Nvidia.

>>107615162
wuwa is broken on blackwell u dont play tthe game u just regurgitate retarded shit

>>107615294
a) No PSU comes with one.
b) Yes, it's a good idea, but I don't know anyone who does it.
c) I had 2 bad PSUs back to back on a 2023 build. Both bad out of the box. First one did nothing. Second popped a cap as soon as I turned on the power switch on the PSU.

>>107615291
>The 8700K never ran stable over, I think, 2800? Likely the ASRock motherboard, since an 8700K SHOULD run 3200 fine
yeah probably
i think there was also some fuckery with non-Z boards on those old CPUs as well
obviously the 5600X is a better product but the 8700K can get surprisingly close for being almost 10 years old
if you paid upfront for a really good motherboard and RAM that would have been a better investment than going from zen 1 to zen 2 to zen 3 on AM4 (like many people did because reddit told them platform longevity is the most important factor when deciding on a new CPU)

>>107612097
>they are now building React apps IN THE FUCKING MENUS
Oh my fucking God...
What is the memory footprint of this?
I've already noticed Word and Excel are running like absolute trash on good hardware. They specifically mentioned they're using React in the Office Suite. What an abhorrent joke.

>>107608327
Trains is hard job.
Toolbar is hard job.
What's next?

>>107613244
>W11 File Explorer is slow
OMG.
Those React retards are ruining literally everything.

>>107611975
Linux and oldschool MacOS are just different flavours of Unix.

>>107608327
You what you fucking deserve Winpig

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From /ldg/ thought you anons might find this useful.
>>107611121
>>107614373
>>107614498

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impregnate YUnyun chan and her canon hot body

>>107614729
WAAAAY too big

>>107614917
This.

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>>107614917
>>107614968
Yunyun canon body has lot of content

Chroma1-HD is so much better at prompt adherence than base it's unreal. I wish every other gen didn't look like raytraced unreal engine in 4k, but I can live with it.

t5xxl flan is also so much better than regular t5 xxl

>>107615212
I thought it does Asians just fine and they are pretty much anorexic

>>107615247
>flan
flandre?

>>107615247
does it just werks or is there some adapter to use it?

buy an ad

>>107609910
>pass in a broken function, tell it x is broken and to fix it
Wtf are you smoking? LLMs are superhuman at finding bugs and dogshit at fixing them.
It should be "tell it x is broken and to find the broken function, then fix it yourself". The exact opposite of what you just said.

>>107609910
>2022: AI coding is a funny novelty
>2025: It's a powerful aide
>2030: ???
Given how quickly it's improved, why do you think it's going to stay frozen at roughly its current level of usefulness?

>>107613175
>2022: AI coding is a funny novelty
>2025: AI coding is a funny novelty
>2030: AI coding is a funny novelty

>>107610495
That doesn't have a dozen examples to copy from, though

>>107615115
I used an old portable version (98) that I still had laying around on this machine, with ublock and 4chanx, Cloudflare sucks huge titties though and is slow or sometimes fails the challenges (unless it just needed some kind of training first). If there is one thing that will do in this old netbook, it is the lack of browser support and compatibility. Though the need to migrate to Linux as I had already been planning to do may be mitigated depending on whether or not Supermium works. Not sure about email clients or banking though and whether or not it is a good idea on this machine.

>cykablyat
The only OS I enjoyed and didn't want to abandon was 98. Everything after it was a varying degree of "at least everything works so far". Why would I want to change 10 to 7 to XP to 10 to XP to 7 to 10, it's all the same ugly and/or soulless shit.

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>>107615080
vengaboys are peak

>>107614597
I am still using XP SP3, and I can't imagine updating to anything newer than 7.
>>107615115
>>107615153
If you want more actively developed chromium-based browsers that is not too kiked, consider thorium or supermium.
https://thorium.rocks/
https://supermium.neocities.org/
>>107615114
>>107615153
Troonix is, was and will be inferior choice as a desktop operating system, even when compared to something as old as 7 or XP. Troonix literally needed entire world to go against good, old windows versions in order to gain additional ~3% market share. It is, it was, and it will always be, a toy project, thats maybe good enough for servers and smart fridges

>>107614597
I don't get it.

>>107610490
alright thanks, from your implementation it seems that freebsd would be for me
oh right jails they're indeed useful and i do dislike docker it is a bad solution to the linux library versioning problem
for me i dont really care about any additional security though for my use its enough to vet the software i use and then simple chroot "jails" and running services on restricted user accounts is enough -> even if a service was compromised as long as the kernel and coreutils dont have some critical bug that allows privilege escalation, they shouldnt be able to escape the confines of their user accounts privileges
i think additional layers of security are only useful for people who need more granular restrictions like that for example multi-user systems where the user want to further restrict access what their processes can do, but if im the only person using my pc and users simply mean services and not other people i have all the control i need already

also i dont mind if something doesnt exist as package i can build it from source but good to hear that the package environment is healthy too, i wouldnt want to compile every single little tool from source

there are no good BSD derivatives to use. the only one among them which gets used by its own developers is openbsd and it's a meme os slowed down by mitigations that are not even meaningful as if having to use a niche OS with less performant and compatible code isn't bad enough

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>chatgpt, pls explain why I am a retard
There are levels to this shit. Stop the 'all bad' enlightened centrist take

>>107614147
>you're retard for being a realist
you couldnt even manage to come up with an argument. you're a poser, very likely a teenager.

>>107613365
>it's a meme os slowed down by mitigations that are not even meaningful
Only OS that wasn't exploited through spectre and meltdown
>it's slow
It's not.

>>107615138
Just make sure you keep a timeshift back-up before each modification. When you use the upgrade tool in the future it's likely going to uninstall all of your incompatible software

Info on Linux program "vbetool", a "low-level CLI tool" which is helpful to me:
https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q137293479
https://reasonator.toolforge.org/?q=Q137293479

>>107615033
This creates a block-level copy of the HDD and its partition(s):
>$ sudo ddrescue -r0 /dev/sdX hdd.img hdd.img.log
>$ sudo ddrescue -r3 /dev/sdX hdd.img hdd.img.log
It'll be saved to file "hdd.img". Run "lsblk" and see which /dev/sda, or /dev/sdb, or /dev/sdc, etc is your HDD.

If you want a file-level copy of the HDD, then that's lower quality and I'm not sure if ddrescue can operate recursively on directories anyways. I know ddrescue can operate on single files like this:
>$ sudo ddrescue -r99 file.jpg file.jpg.bin file.jpg.bin.log

If you want to clone the HDD to another HDD then you can probably do that by running this:
>$ sudo ddrescue -r0 /dev/sdX /dev/sdY cloned.log

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I'm doing an update on Gentoo and apparently one of the packages (krunner) now requires wayland for some reason. My GPU doesn't play well with wayland though. Any suggestions besides changing my system, DE, or GPU?

Can I use the same kernel and initramfs for both Arch and Artix?
If I check

/etc/mkinitcpio.conf

in both installations and it's the same, does it mean the initramfs is the same or are there other parameters?

>>107615233
>not sure if ddrescue can operate recursively on directories anyways. I know ddrescue can operate on single files
IIRC, in the past I got ddrescue to operate on folders by running something like this:
>$ sudo echo -n; find /path/to/folder -type f | xargs -d "\n" sh -c 'for args do noC="$(echo "$args" | sed "s/\//+/g")"; sudo ddrescue -r1 "$args" "$noC" "$noC.log"; done' _
It goes over every file in a folder and runs ddrescue on it with retry=1 outputs each to a file where "/" in the path is replaced with "+" (avoids filename collisions and the need to make folders at destination).

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>>107614864
very smooshable cheeks

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>>107615021
with that one, and the previous few, genned at 1344x1728, made proportions a bit weird

I'm building a small SSR webapp. All pages are very small in size (LCP of 0.09s) but every time i change the page the header flickers very shortly. Is there anyway to change that without switching to dynamic client side rendering?

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>>107615039
>>107614864
These are wonderful

>>107613665
only reason why AVs are a thing on windows to begin with is people being able to run software downloaded from internet with no trusted signature. you can put a lot of thing under AV name like a SIEM in its ultimate form but in the end even if you formally defined security issues arisen from software bugs as policy issues (weird machine can act outside of its specification and there's no external policy to restrict its behaviors) AVs in the usual sense (pattern-based blacklist) can't do much anything against them.
https://privsec.dev/posts/knowledge/badness-enumeration/
Now, if we talk about other functionality of AVs like IPS, sandboxing, firewall and other attack surface reduction methods they do exist in FOSS software.

>>107613713
Hi Mr Ebussy, my names Gordon Flowers. I know you are a good guy and all but I think we should go over some of these messages on Mastodon that you sent to 12 year old boys. You probably meant well and I misunderstood the context so do you mind explaining to me what's going on.

>>107613914
hey man this is a thread for retards. get out of here with that shit

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>>107613665
it's an primarily an email scanner backed by Cisco, that's why, the freemium model.
AFAIK, the engine is very basic.
>>107613714
this is bait

>>107613665
I've dealt with ClamAV at work, the basic idea is that you run it on a non-windows system (usually linux) to scan files on network storage (usually provided by linux) so that when some idiot in accounting uploads totallyrealinvoice.pdf.exe that he got from a sketchy email, you find out about it before the next person who downloads it does.

>>107613856
What do you think will come out first in an affordable capacity? Qdel or microled?

>>107613411
This is a faulty screen. You don't know what burn in is

>>107613856
miniled will never be a popular thing.

>>107615186
wanting to leave static images on your monitor for extended periods of time is not carelessness you dumb fucking faggot. A monitor should just fucking work

>>107615244
Yes, it is carelessness. Burn-in (CRT/OLED) and image persistence (LCD) are facts of life. Being subjected to both is purely carelessness and 100% skill issue.

Humans only learn through pain.

>>107614717
are people really dumb enough to use LLMs like that?
lol, lmao

if you can't read the manual then you should expect to do it wrong. doesn't need to be a llm

>>107615194
>if you can't read the manual then you should expect to do it wrong
I hate chatgpt with all my strength. I'm not anti AI, ML or LLM. What I am, is anti Scam Altman.
I remember one night I was too lazy to look through a manual or pdf for something and said fuck it, the bot can do it.
Gave the nvidiot the manual, the nvidiot said oh here's it's this! There's no bios password jumper, the battery is soldered you'll need this screwdriver.
I double take it, that sounds wrong. Go to do some stuff, get the driver, come back to it. Are you sure? Cite which page it's on. I'm sure it has a bios pwd jumper. The retarded nvidia hardware doubles down. I open the case. I look down. It's a T8 screw, the bios password jumper is staring me in the face, inches across the battery sits in a normal battery holder.
Even given a manual for a single item, it fucked it up.

Woulda been better off consulting with a magic 8 ball.

>Americans will always do the right thing — after exhausting all the alternatives
ye, try reading the manual next