>>106481471
Thinking vpns are for privacy is stupid. They're more for circumventing censorship than for privacy.

On the subject of vpns, what the fuck is a 14 eyes country

proton pisses me off
basic email features, like sieve-based forwarding, have been sitting with open tickets for years
but they can turn around and shit out garbage like their AI or VPN

>>106482822
Swiss direct democracy decided to vote away their own privacy laws in the name of "stopping the criminals" like they did with their banking laws 2 decades ago

>>106483617
they didn't get a vote

>>106481821
currently following the "learn to weld" path

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>>106482255
Based zoomers making millennial söydevs seethe

Hot take: people who don't enjoy programming are not real programmers.
T. Zoomer

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>>106484143

brain = boom

>>106473825
>talented

>>106483921
Yeah that makes the most sense considering it's only been 3-4 weeks of a clearly marked change

>>106484077
You're from the American South aren't you? If you can't understand the concept of preventative maintenance (whether it be your own body or your own equipment or machines or literally any fucking thing ever) then you deserve suffering.

>>106484098
>>106484077

>YT tech thread
>yeah lets discuss about braces

the absolute state of /g/

>>106475878
Literally only because his name happened to be Linus, the same as Linus Torvalds, so everyone would make jokes about it.

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>>106483935
yw fren :)

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>>106484054
Is that method of disk reporting a ZFS thing, a FreeBSD thing, or a fastfetch thing because of ZFS/FreeBSD?

>>106483950
how could you tell?

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>>106484149
I think it's because those directories are separate ZFS datasets. I'm not sure why OPNsense sets it up that way, though, maybe to allow for more granular backups?

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Who is using OpenSUSE on 32-bit these days? Why are they still supporting it with the latest kernel and packages? How is it viable? Even Debian dropped support for it.

>>106481966
You can't install extra packages like the i3 window manager (unless you build and install it in your home directory which is theoretically possible). The people "ricing" the Deck are likely using custom firmware which you can flash with ease because Valve doesn't lock anything down. It's basically a little mini PC in your hand.

>>106484164
Most likely they don't have the release blocking requirements Debian had. When Debian supports something they mean it. That means an architecture that has broken packages or build issues can prevent and block releasing updates for all of the AMD64 users most of which don't even own a single 32-bit system anymore.

Probably some hobbyist at SUSE is bored would be my guess. It's not hard to provide 32-bit images, supporting it and keeping everything building is the hard part.

is fscrypt (for btrfs) ever going to be done?

>>106481421
I have old computers.

>>106481752
I won't want to use it online once there's no more security support.

>>106482647
I'm lazy and generally stick to the same distro version for years. I am not sure if they will include i386 when they transition bookworm from security team to LTS team.

>>106484212
whatever dogshit software you're using to encode is likely the culprit.
the encoder doesn't add any delay and also works perfectly fine for gapless playback, such an obvious flaw would instantly make any bitrate option non-transparent.

>>106484229
Like I said, I'm using fre:ac, which as far as I know is standard, unless you want to suggest something better.
The issue occurs with only something like 1% of tracks, with varying severity. Sometimes the delay is only one second, sometimes a minute.

>>106484214
Nope. It's either properly certified somehow or I ain't doing shit, because first thing you're gonna say is "fake, you cheated". Eat ass and die.

>>106484238
>as far as I know is standard
never heard of it
>unless you want to suggest something better.
foobar2000, which you already have.

>>106484240
so you can't even read, nice.
I literally told you to use https://abx.digitalfeed.net/list.html
>because first thing you're gonna say is "fake, you cheated"
I already explained to you that there's no point in worrying about that, because you aren't ever going to perform any ab test in the first place.

>>106483401
D3D12 is a proprietary console API supported by WARP. Microsoft literally reiterates the use case I just said:

> Ideally, graphics drivers would be perfect pieces of software, but in the real world, drivers or even GPUs can have bugs or quirks. By supporting a trivial switch to run on WARP, it can let developers or users try to isolate unexpected behaviors to determine whether they're coming from their own code or from the underlying graphics driver. There are also places where API specifications allow undefined behavior, which can take different forms across different vendors or generations of hardware, and WARP can help provide a more deterministic or debuggable result in some cases.

>>106483413
>totally artificial target
What does that even mean, it's a conforming software implementation of Vulkan, if you use the API correctly you will get the correct frame generated with it, albeit very slowly. And like I said you try to test on as many vendors as possible. You test with software for correctness, you test on multiple real gpus from different vendors for performance and correctness. The point is to ensure your software is robust as possible, using llvmpipe or swiftshader or warp is purely for dev benefit and not something you expose to users. It does not preclude you from testing on hardware. I cannot make this any clearer for your retarded ass. A normal person would say: "Oh I understand cool but I still don't want to do it." And not dig their heels in and insist because they've never heard of it, it must not be real, and everyone is a liar.

>>106483465
I'm not saying I don't want to do it, I'm saying I don't understand
How do you know you'll get a correct frame with swiftshader? It's its own piece of software that's going to have its own bugs just like other targets will have their own bugs you have to figure out aswell

>>106480949
>how far could we push software rendering today
Pretty far actually, check this out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-fTSUsuyls
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF3BAPIAXW0

>>106483387
>XMVECTOR doesnt exist in hlsl,
Yeah that's the point retard, in shader langs you don't need to jump through hoops to get SIMD and vector math.
>in hlsl thats a float4
Are you a unityfag posturing as a graphics programmer? You've never seen GLSL before?

>>106484197
nta
>calling anyone a unity fag over using the industry standard derivative of cg shaders, as popularized by nvidia, microsoft, sony, and every major engine ever

Please god, allow for mere single day for there to be a thread that isn't just a containment zone for self-projecting street shitting invaders. Does anything ever happen in this shithole?

>60hz monitors
>expensive corporate shit

Lenovo 2025

>>106484220
>I need to CAD at 240Hz!

>>106484132
can it run crysis?

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>>106484132
Sapphire Rapids? Interesting choice Lenovo

>>106479001
everyone knows jews cant be french!

>>106475082
are the maid faggots still around?
i filtered all their shit since the mods wouldn't

>>106481361
>trans compiler
we call those doctors

>>106481420
>Sussman
amogus

>>106473934
I'm so fucking sick of cancel culture

>>106483604
apt or synaptic if you have trouble putting your pants on.

>>106481186
ian murdock had hon energy

>>106483791
HWNBAW tho

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I'll replace Opensuse Leap for Debian on my 12 yo toaster. I'm tired of update the entire system once per year. I'm just waiting for the EOL in december

it's a very good os

>>106483691
Alright, thanks!

is it just me or Win11 feels way more stable than Win10? Seems they just got their shit together and asking for higher requirements was the right way to go for ironing out bugs

>muh win 10 support running out!
>not just disabling updates as soon as your windows installation finishes

I have been doing this for 10+ years and never had a single issue or my bank account hacked.

What is your excuse?

>>106480180
Does Win 11 IoT LTSC let you install it without an online account out of the box? I mean without hacky workarounds.

>>106482068
Win10 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2021 has the least amount of things you have to change to keep it from downloading, installing, and otherwise changing shit without your knowledge or consent. That alone makes it better than the rest.

what's so funny?

>>106484218
The new iPhone 17 hasn't even come out yet, and Samsung has already copied its ugly design.

what the hell kinda name is Sonny Dickson

>>106484235
sonny, son of dick

>>106484231
who cares? Are you indian?

most if not all the tension ITT and other image gen generals is due to a lack of skill and or knowledge

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>>106484043
sdxl "realism" images all look like 3d game renders

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>>106484043
your better off using a lora, your gen is missing several minor details.
https://civitai.com/models/971996/scarlet-final-fantasy-7-remake

>>106484139
There is some confusion around the term "realism" but that anon is specifically going for the 3D look. XL is perfectly capable of passable realism (other than the usual weirdness that arises from using an older model with a shittier VAE).

Reminder that the base wan2.2 model is capable of generating uncensored anime pussy without a single lora.