>>106507311
The GameCube used a PowerPC CPU from IBM.

>>106507311
It's all about consumer preference despite what vgh sovl retards will tell you, sometimes american preferences, sometimes japanese domestic
gamecube for example is an example of catering to people who have friends and wanna carry it to their house to play with them, the average japanese bug had friends 25 years ago, tough to believe

>>106507311
They weren't 'weird' at the time. X86 didn't make it into mainstream consoles until the Xbox. Earlier stuff (in Japan and everywhere else) used a mix of various RISC architectures.

>>106507311
Bad example, this was the generation when they started to use already existing architectures.
The N64, the Saturn, the SuperNES, the NES, the Master System, had weird architectures.

>>106507311
Cost/benefit.
The dreamcast was the absolute undisputed king of "cost benefit with off the shelf components".
The PowerVR2 chip was an absolute beast at dealing with cheap shit RAM and delivering great performance due it's tile cache.
The SH4 was a CPU that had a pretty strong floating point unit made for "multimedia", that also happened to be great at T&L math, and both were cheap as dirt.

>>106503842
It's not necessarily failure depending on the context.
What would you rather say, HS grad or Harvard dropout?(as a more extreme case)
Especially where it leads to questions of why you dropped out and the answer is something like
>I had an amazing opportunity to join <something impressive, startup, whatever> and decided it was the best path for me
Especially if it was the best path.
It really depends on the specifics.

>>106505131
a cow is a female cattle

>>106506132
Even mildly successful women doing that are making millions.
People have posted the break down and usually like 50% of the revenue is from 'messages' where they just unironically pay an Indian person to larp as them while guys pay per message thinking they're chatting with the girl.
The money vs work, ie hourly rate is probably one of the highest available options I'd imagine.

>>106506845
It's intentional to hook people into the 'progression', or pipeline of graduate escalating content.

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>>106500608
I wish I was that cow

>>106493456
Alright i'll try that when i take a look at it next, thanks alot man

You're such a funny silly boy!

I hate Windows 11 but games and softwares I use are already moving away from Windows 10...

>>106507815
Anon it's basically the same shit

>>106507826
The explorer is a straight up downgrade

>>106507828
you can have a drive lie about how much capacity it has. it can keep writing and circle back and overwrite the first things you wrote. wouldn't be hard to do that for giggles like OP

>>106507836
it's real. it's just not mine lol. I work at a AI startup and we jsut finished setting up this cluster and I snapped a screengrab. close to 3 EB in total

>>106507867
It's not real. Your dumbass couldn't even shoop the bar properly to show 95PB used out of 750

>>106507890
yeah its not real anon

>>106507820

just reuse tapes?

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chat is this real?

I'm under a non disclosure to not tell you I saged this thread.

>>106504647

you do not do such thing computer filthy after other os maybe even bios reflash will not help

What's up with copy-pasting? Sometimes pastes via control-v, via right-MB-paste and via middle-MB-paste result in different content. I just want a single clipboard not multiple

>>106507571
found out half a week ago that it's apparently a hold over from older systems (I think X11), something about the "primary selection clipboard"
since MMB (and RMB) are now used for other functions within Clients, newer shit blocks it for Ctrl V

>>106503212
>I'm not sure where the myth that it doesn't work comes from.
because it literally didn't support them early on. support was added in linux 5.0 iirc. before then the only way to have a swapfile on btrfs was using a loop device, which has reduced performance

>>106507846
>5.0
Jesus. Is that still shaping perceptions of modern Linux? Stuff THAT old? No wonder people still get told to use Mint, or that they can't use their NTFS games drive with Proton.

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testing loc-os on eepc

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>>106497421
Had one in 2018 with 1gb of ram, 300gb hdd,ran bodhi linux and ran surprisingly well for anything not web related. Terrible battery life however (even after replacing the battery) and the integrated GPU eventually died.
>>106497506
>>106498706
>I wish tablets hadn't killed the netbook trend.
There's a few around but everything is soldiered down/glued together, picrel is the closest thing to a modern netbook (and has really great battery life). Shame it only has 32 GB of storage and is built like shit.
>>106503269
Tbqh going full cyberdeck will probably be the only way to have mobile devices that don't suck.

>>106497506
this right here. still have my zg5 with lmde. great for small tasks and emulation.

sony vaio p was a game changer

>>106497421
I have one of these little guys and it's easily my favorite computer. Right now I have NetBSD running on it (I wanted OpenBSD but the wi-fi driver is GPL'd and nobody cares 15 years later) but before I was running Void Linux.
The main issue I have with it is that I can't post here! Fucking Cloudflare's fucking stupid proof of work turnstile shits itself on anything below, like, 1.5 ghz. (I know because I've had this problem with Arm SBCs too.) Still runs a compiler and Emacs fine though, and you can even watch Youtube with yt-dl and mpv.

>>106506570
uhhhh .. CP hoarding xisters ..our response?!

>>106506570
>>106506635
how?

tsk. should have used wayland.

>>106506570
lol why do you think they dropped win7 support you stupid faggot? they need those updooted api calls for a fucking reason, and that reason isnt security for BING BANG WAHOO.

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>>106506570
you need picrel

>>106507682
its trannyware

>>106507764
If IDK how to use it or install it then it is trannyware

>>106507839
it is

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>>106507845
how are you going to traverse the sea free and efficiently if you wont learn to sail?

>>106507845
you should try ytdl integrated with Newsboat for Youtube and Neomutt for emai

no you can't, the prerequisite of turning something into a server is access.
you got no screen to enable adb, accept adb etc to install apps/executes commands remotely, how do you supposed to run something on it?
try >>>/sqt/ first next time

for your next phone, make sure to enable wired and wireless adb debugging before anything else and test access every 6 months
also test scrcpy program

give it back michael

some models can output video via usb-c, but I don't think this one can do it
you may be able to unlock it if you plug in a keyboard using a USB OTG cable and inputting something like <ENTER> <passcode> <ENTER>
though to really get anywhere, you'd ideally need to have another samsung device (with one ui) so that you can try it there first and get a better idea of the sequence of keystrokes you'd need to issue
once you make it past the lock screen, the next step would be to enable USB or wireless debugging, and then scrcpy will let you view the screen and interact with the phone from your PC

>>106507525
Nice stuff, I hope she goes through with it.

>>106507609
new deepseek sucks bro

What's the best model for bondage ERP these days?

>>106507609
you should realize /g/ has exactly zero subtlety or nuance regarding AI. either you're a true believe or you work in tech and you see the end of your career coming around the corner.
i see unemployed coders and net engineers storming data centers in the near future. they'll throw jeets from the walls and put servers on pikes.

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>>106506950
skill issue, mine is helping me build a rapist pokemon team and just compared gengar to "a nigger in the dark"

>>106502793
thats hot. wtf i love refurbished goods now

>>106502179
>If it's a company that values its reputation and brand image then a refurbished item will be identical to a new one
It can actually be better since it's now been through two rounds of QC.
>>106502614
>you'll know by the warranty they offer on the item. if its less than 6 months then you cant trust 'em
Honestly. I probably wouldn't buy anything that isn't refurbed by (or under direct contract from) the original manufacturer. And those usually have a one year warranty in my experience.

second hand products BUT someone has somewhat cleaned the exterior

>>106501544
Every retard in /tpg/ buys refurbished and gets raped on price. Defeats the whole purpose of cheap laptops.

>>106501364

was likely dirty after previous owner as got ota firmware update

>>106505700
Fascinating! I wish I could understand it

Is there a disposable email that protonvpn accepts at sing up?

>>106506524
Get a RTL-SDR, which is cheap, and GNU Radio, which is free. Read up the /ham/ FAQ and you are well on your way to understand.
Then you go to hard mode like this guy:
https://i56578-swl.blogspot.com/

>>106506650
So I actually misremembered part of the process. It is not that difficult to find a disposable email that proton accepts.
The difficult part is finding a VPN that they haven't blocked sign ups for. (I can't access it directly)
Any ideas aside from setting up a VPS for this ordeal?

What are you hacking now, anon?

any good non-meme mice?

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>mogs every fucking trackball

>>106503886
the mx ergo or the expert mouse are the only mice.

>>106504472
MX Master is a good mouse for about 2 years. After that the buttons will start fucking up. I replaced my buttons with silent switches, I believe Kailh but I'm not sure. But a few months after that the rubber coating is starting to degrade. It's not that terrible but I think I have another 6-12 months left until I have to replace the entire mouse.

>>106504438
>You will never be a man, Karen.

enjoy your tendinitis