My PC is still displaced due to repairs in my home but toffiffee are great. Have a pleasant holiday OP.

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apparently my $150 redmi can take dng photos if i download a third party app

>>107633814
Do you mean png?
Also this is a jpg obviously.

>>107633814
Comfy

>>107633828
no, dng is a raw format and so you can make images look very grainy and blurry

I wonder if she'd do a naked rendition of me

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>>107632807
>>107631741
Ohnonono /g/ do you really?

>>107633505
/g/ is techloli/g/y

>2000: Just because you clicked a mouse a few times in photoshop doesn't make you a real artist. Pick up a pencil and learn to draw like a real artist!
>2025: Just because you prompted an AI doesn't make you a real artist. Pick up a mouse and learn to use photoshop like a real artist!
>2050: Just because you had a chip implanted in your brain that makes you paint like Botticelli doesn't make you a real artist. Type out a prompt on a keyboard and learn to use generative AI like a real artist!
Can't wait until you hysterical loons finally come to terms with this in a couple years like you do with everything else.

>>107633670
this is something that makes me not take them seriously. while i'm not at all close to the artist scene, i can't say i've ever heard someone complain about digital artists, people who use art software like photoshop or drawing tablets and the like.

to an extent i get where they're coming from, there is a line between something you've done yourself and something a tool has done for you, but digital art has been blurring that line for decades at this point. when you add text in photoshop with some built in effects, you didn't draw that text, and you didn't draw those effect either. if you coloured in in photoshop, you didn't colour it by hand either.
asking an AI tool to make something for you will produce something, but it'll probably be shit or at best generic. there is still skill required to make something /good/ with generative AI. there's a reason people use the term "AI slop" vs. just "AI", and that's to separate the generic stuff from the stuff which uses AI but puts that extra effort it to really make it stand out, stuff that needs a real vision regarding the end result, something you almost never get straight out of an AI program

>>107627709
same.
I was shopping for a new monitor to upgrade from my 21 inch 1080p tn from 2014 and just got a cheap 1080p hi refresh vrr ips.
not getting 1440p due to shit scaling with content + ui
not getting 27 inch 4k because too big + would look like shit with 1080p content + too expensive and wouldn't have proper hdr/miniled anyway unless i splurge a fuckton on it, so not future proof either
i just don't see the point in all these half assed shit ppi/no proper hdr options, if i have to spend 400+€ to compromise on *almost everything* i might as well stick to cheap 1080p for a little longer that is at least balanced.

>>107633702
You're probably looking at the picture on an IPS too, because that IPS has raised blacks.

>>107626196
Congratulations OP, you have now had the pleasure of seeing all the industry shills crawl out of the woodwork the moment you dare criticize OLED.
You'd think it'd be better if these companies would put all this effort into improving on Micro LED and getting it to us sooner but no, it's far more profitable to sell us disposable, literal planned obsolescence displays.

>>107633754
It's visible but that's such a minor issue
CRT and WOLED is weirldy oversaturated
I don't particularly care for blacks

>>107630194
>>107633808
Yeah the C4 is pretty saturated, but expected for a consumer display, I dialed it down too.
It's the only consumer display in that lineup.

>>107632560
what's a budget iem that has clarity then? 7hz Sonus? Ideally, something cheaper than the Sonus

>>107632609
GK Kunten

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are raped kikeslaves just the audio version of muslims?

>Budget
Up to 100€ (preferably 50€ or so)
>Intended use (media, source, environment)
Spotify, Lossless PC-Audio (flac). Mostly at home and sometimes in public (train, shopping).
>Frequency response preference and music examples
I like to listen to Aphex twin (xtal or the selected ambient works in general), Radiohead, some rap and Metal and classical Music. I like it if my audio sounds warmer and detailed. Nice bass would be cool too. (Im half an audiophile)
>Past gear and your thoughts on them
Had KZ KSN pro's, they were meh and they corroded so fast. Pieces of shit to be honest and had too little detail for me or the bass was wayyy too much. (Might’ve been a faulty pair, who knows)

>>107633731
based eat the rich anon

>>107633731
I'm not and I still torrent. I would torrent even if I was a billionaire.

>>107633668
>*tinnitus enters the room*

>>107633274
Wish it were separated into genre and release year so I could just grab all punk/grunge/metal from 1980-2010. Put it on plex and with smart playlists you’ve got your own Spotify now.

Not all of us care about the latest radio rap release shit given the fact that a rock song hasn’t been in the top 10 for like 15+ years at this point.

>>107633694
We get it you paid $20 to DistroKid. Now show us your streams.

>>107628846
For the sake of argument, it has one. Rec.2020 color gamut, 10,000 nits peak brightness.
Where it all goes to shit is that neither the color gamut nor peak brightness of the display are required to reach the standard of the format, and even "very good" displays like mastering monitors only hit a fraction of those values. So displays will tonemap out-of-gamut content. HOW it does this has no standard and is different between display manufacturers, so any HDR content that exceeds your display's capabilities will be a crapshoot as to whether or not it actually looks good.
This problem isn't too bad on video games which have their own tone mapping algorithms that can accommodate for your display parameters while still adhering to the tone and vision of the artist, but movies and images don't have that luxury.

>>107631417
That's why HDR has a bad rep in general.

>>107631423
Exactly. Double tone mapping in particular is a problem I've had to deal with a lot ever since Plasma introduced calibration, especially when running HDR games or applications with their own internal tone mapping.
HDR is truly gorgeous when the stars align and everything works, and luckily for me, it mostly does, but it can be jarring to most normal people if they had previously only ever had to deal with weird color balances and gamma settings.

>>107622808
>why is it STILL such a broken mess on windows
Skill issue HDR works perfectly fine on my 2 LG 4k monitors on Win 11

>>107623743
Yeah. Troonux is garbage, and makes everything a pain in the ass.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/memory-shortages-expected-continue-beyond-115346326.html
Memory shortages expected to continue beyond 2026 says Micron

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It's funny, you can always feel like you didn't do enough. I got 2x32 DDR5 6000 cl30 last year and I literally never do anything that needs all that and there's still a voice in my head that says I could've gotten more.

>>107633677
>Why don't they just make more ram? Isn't that what supply and demand says, that high prices will incentivize higher supply?
True but far more complicated than you you seem to anticipate.

The fabrication of RAM-chips as well as other kind of memory chips is very complicated and you need super expensive machines to do this. They're not readily available to buy. They get built on request/order.
ASML needs about a year until a single machine is built. Then it has to be acclimated and calibrated. Then you need the staff that knows how to use it and you need fabrication buildings with controlled climate and counter earthquake measures and vibration damping founjdations to be built.

Many locations on this planet would simply not apply to the geological criterias needed to produce modern nanometer structured chips.
It simply takes years from now to ramp up production of these chips.
We can only hope for these AI-providers getting saturated with chips a nd finally not requesting as many as they do now.
My guess this will take two or three years from now.
And i think they will ramp up by building new production lines as well, but as said, this will also take years to actually make a difference.

>>107633790
I atleast use my 64gb DDR5 for some VM's but beyond that if i really need the power i would have boughten a threadripper or some old eypc server.

>>107633790
I hope you at least tuned the sub timings. Default expo/xmp is terrible.

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>>107633733
WE NEED MORE H1B TASKBAR SCIENTISTS

>>107633733
not as embarrassing as a react nigger admitting that he used react native for windows start menu functionality

>>107633733 (checked)
>However, based on Microsoft's explanation of why Windows 11 doesn't have an adjustable taskbar, it's safe to assume that the company isn't interested in pouring its engineering resources into pursuing something that won't benefit a majority of users.
Sounds like cope to me.

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>>107633812
worst thing he isnt even a nigger and that he talks about it so fucking casually as if he isnt doing shitfuck everything upside down

They didn't rewrite the whole desktop and taskbar right? So they somehow managed to fuck up that feature and are too lazy to fix it.

>>107633332
Where the gun stuff is a little silly is where it gets designed such that any urban apartment dweller can produce a firearm with his $100 amazon special printer. Of course it's a piece of shit that barely works.

For a lot of things the printer's best use is more of a way to bridge the gap between owning a bunch of car guy garage tools and a full on CNC machine. You can dramatically expand what you can do with your drill press, hydraulic press, and welding torch when you add a 3D printer to the mix. And yes that includes making guns that are actually kind of good. At least, of the pistol caliber bullet hose variety anyway. For rifle pressures you still need big machines.

>>107633332
>Also, shitlibs and Jews will probably try to outlaw or severely restrict these
BambuLab already began closing in their user base to their slicer long ago and they have also put a banlist function into their software and firmware package that comes with the printers.
As from what i know, it's still disabled and non working but it's there and the official statement to this from BambuLab was to ensure "copyrighted" material could be blocked in the future from being printed.
We all know how this will develop and finally end with our dear globalist communist regimes in the US and EU

If you're about to buy a cheap but good printer, go for the Elegoo Centauri Carbon. Enclosed Core XY with good print results and you can use the slicer of your choice if wanted.

i>f the firearms get better.
Go on the jewtube channel "PSR"
He runs through a sveral mags in a row with the FGC-9 and other guns with relatively good precision as well.
So they already are good enough to cause devastating damage if so wanted.

>>107629041
To continue using your 3d printer and not get bored you have to do more than just print nicknack garbage from thingiverse or cults 3d. You can use it to make actual useful things in the real world.
Its best paired with a CAD program like fusion, solidworks, freecad or blender etc.
Print a gun, print a pc case. Print tooling jigs for drillbits.
Skys the limit anon. The only limiting factor is how smooth your brain is and the materials you choose for the project.
Im currently working on a PS2 slim-esque style case to transplant a mini pc into for a home emulation console for my kids.
Ive designed and printed firearms and firearns parts (study local and fed law if you do this so you know whats legal) and ive made RC planes with my imagination.
CAD software is half the 3d printing hobby.

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>>107633765
Forgot
>Pic rel
Uses barrel liners so it doesnt splode. Works well.

>>107632090
Basically this. I just enjoy making my own shit. And i have many hobbies. All are expensive. And making toys for kids is cheap. Home designed nerf outperforms most factory units. The ones i cant outperform get modified.
Being super dad because the neighborhood is thouroughly outgunned at nerf games is a good feeling.
I burn through far too much Esun orange pla. Grey and blu are close second.

>>107632891
just use Brave, nigger

>>107633678
Don't even get them started on analog vs digital.
>erm AKTUALLY this digitally-recorded track sounds BETTER on a vinyl b-because it just DOES, ok?!

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>>107633678
>nooo i'm a special boy
https://people.xiph.org/~xiphmont/demo/neil-young.html

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>>107619286
Okay, go find a lossless digital/ripped physical release of any small indie band album.
Hard mode: they don't have a Bandcamp or any physical releases besides vinyl.

>>107633822
>192kHz considered harmful
this was like 5 years before suckless became a meme

>>107633698
crazy what actual competition do to lazy fucks

i switched from premiere to resolve

>>107633778
Yeah you had to open two bloated programs Premiere pro and AE just to rotorscope something, meanwhile Davinci is really simple, to be fair Premiere's is going to be simple too but too little too late

>>107633815
As someone who thinks of doing the same, was it easy did you copy your Premiere Pro shortkeys?

>>107633818
same type of fucks like Autodesk with Maya and 3dsmax
in essence both programs do same thing
but if you want to animate, Maya is way smoother to do it in but if you are doing huge scenes basically only software that handles it is 3dsmax
Same company, pay me twice

>>107633012
you're welcome
>>107633057
what is wrong with you? first of all the context menu can in fact be edited to your liking in chrome.css and second of all I found these myself and they don't mess up anything

>>107633075
just say thanks for bump and provide me with fix to what i said

>>107633325
>the context menu can in fact be edited to your liking in chrome.css

>>107633392
>chrome.css in Firefox
only codemonkeys dont understand irony in this

switch to vivaldi and enable skia graphite flag

Vivaldi bros make sure you switch to Skia Graphite in the flag settings.

Enjoy your much faster browser after doing this.

>>107616119
>I don't like to judge people, but the anti-AI seem to include an evenly distribution of furries, twitter "artists",

because that's true, you literally see tons of retards saying 'ai slop' or 'robotic slop' or praising human 'soul' there and there, so retarded, none of them understand ai is still in baby phase, back in 2023 it barely could make hands or eyes or faces, and now we have a flood of furry porns made with online ai tools, there is over 2 million of porns made with ai generations, we have 5sec animations, we have sora, gemini, grok is getting better and so on and on, AI by 2027 will be common tool used by people in everything, of course if we eliminate problems like it making up bullshit, but so far grok and others seems to be pretty helpful when it comes for doing research, they can even help you learning other languages

>>107623108
Orange man said States can't regulate AI for ten years.

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>>107632604
I see.

>>107616316
>Chromium, but proprietary and closed source.
Yea, great choice.

>>107632061
You have your pool, and in that pool you have vdevs (virtual devices). The pool always stripes data accross all of the vdevs in the pool. The vdevs are where the actual raid happens. So my server currently has a pool with one vdev. That vdev is 7 drives in a raidz2. That means it has 2 discs worth of parity data. At some point I'm going to add another indentical vdev to the pool, but vdevs can be different. Different sized drives and different ammounts of drives. The important thing to note is that the pool is doing a stripe accross your vdevs, so if one vdev goes down it will take the entire pool. So don't do a 10 drive raidz3 then expand with a 5 drive striped vdev.

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>>107633552
What happens when you need to replace a disk? You're just going to have to rebuild the entire array. At least do 1 parity disk so that you can keep the pool intact.

>>107633046
>Latest VDSL can do 300/100
what the

>>107633151
>it only makes sense if tenants don't want work done in their apartments.
What the fuck, fiber cable can be virtually invisible and run along floor and door trim up to the connection box. Can't do that with fucking anything else.
When I was in Vienna (3 fucking times) everyone used a fucking Technicolor CGA2121 DOCSIS modem.
>>107633701
Kek what the fuck how big of a shithole is your place

>>107633832
it's not as much of a shithole as it is an area containing the largest fixed settlements in the country of a particular ethnic group that claims no fixed settlement as part of their ethnic heritage. i haven't lived here long, but from what i've seen so far, they seem to keep to themselves. i've seen certain other ethnic groups cause far more problems.

>>107632997
what version? dotexe's says somewhere it doesnt work on a certain version of esu onwards

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>>107621943

Are you guys running Windows 7 on modern hardware?

If so how are you doing it?

>>107633737
You can modify the ISO file to support USB 3, that's all I needed to do.

>>107633737
There are official windows 7 drivers for most AM4 motherboards. Many of those drivers continue to work on AM5, and for those that don't, there are community modified ones available.