>>106525098
I just use duckduckgo but I don't really care. So long as it's not FAGMAN, I'm good.
>>106525805
Tell us what doesn't suck or you're a shitty glowie trying to doom anons into using worse solutions.

>>106525850
Anything is better than some shitty "search engine" that:
>uses google CSE (AKA forwards your queries to google directly)
>uses godaddy
>uses cloudflare
>is hosted in the UK
>embeds google ads

Selfhost 4get instead of selling me your garbage.

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>>106525098
Tested both startpage & myallsearch - Both seem to produce pretty good results and unbiased results. No advertisements, no sponsored links.

>>106525951
startpage has ads, just not targetted. I assume you're using an adblocker.

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Tested both startpage & myallsearch - Both seem to produce pretty good results and unbiased results. No advertisements, no sponsored links.

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>Tough but fair.

>>106525655
>Use case
Fuck off with this childish crap

>>106525792
Use case for maturity?

>>106525655
I want to remove it from view to do something else but return to it later.

>>106525940
Well too fucking bad kys you dumb loser. Nazis like you should be sent to deprogramming camps.

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>>106525527
Yeah, it's just weird. I have many Firefox tabs, but not all of them are open and currently my Task Manager looks like this, but when it happened, there were several lines of just Firefox, with my RAM showing around 40% usage, and even if the CPU was at like 15% iirc, there should be no reason at all to go that high on temps.

>>106525544
The only extensions that I have are ublock, Sponsorblock and SteamDB, nothing out of the ordinary.

>Probably hardware acceleration issues.
It's disabled, I never turn it on because it always causes issues.

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>>106525572
For future reference, you can double click on any column and activate the command line column. And if you press the arrow you can expand the multi-process process. There might be some useful info, though not always. Just don't accidentally dox yourself when sharing pics.

>>106525330
Next time this happens, do this >>106514924 and you'll know which tab is responsible.

>>106524310
Reinstalling is sometimes easier said than done, especially when things need to work by some fixed deadline.
I once spent many hours trying to find out the simplest thing: which Windows version was installed on a Surface laptop from the factory. It needed to be returned to my employer and I had formatted the disk first thing when I got that laptop a few years back. The only way to do it was by downloading a special recovery image from Microsoft and following a stupid process that again took hours.

>>106525775
>Reinstalling is sometimes easier said than done
no, this is true about updates. it's not true about reinstalls.
reinstalling is exactly the same task every single time, because you are starting from scratch. wipe the drives, install windows. done. took me literally 7 minutes last time. add another 7 for installing applications.

>>106525798
Downloading Windows takes longer than 7 minutes.
That's not to say that you didn't, I'm merely pointing out that not everyone has a superfast USB stick with Windows on it sitting right next to their computer, with the right version and localisation of said OS, and all their drivers and applications neatly organised into an INSTALL folder along with an unattended installation script, which among many other things makes MS Office install in 3 minutes.

On second thought... I call bullshit on that.

>>106522170
>You are free to post updated information.
OP already has updated pasta. Posting another one that has outdated URLs mixed with the same ones in OP is counterproductive.

noob question, what does this do
>106448491
>Firefox with Zero user.js

>>106525702
ops
>>>106448491

>>106525702
user.js is a file that contains about:config settings, so if you put it in your firefox profile directory it will always keep those settings to whatever values they contain

>>106525947
so its to keep the browser fingerprint down, am I getting this correctly?

>>106522998
>train ais on reddit
>ais turn out to be pathological liars
>not to mention fucking retarded
Imagine my shock.

>>106522998
gemini hallucinates more the larger its context is. large context in general are a scam, it just leads to the LLM getting confused and not focusing on what's important.

>>106523827
it can't get confused, anon. it is a text prediction engine. it doesn't "focus". it just generates text. the text it generates is always correct.

>>106525847
How many levels of wrong were you shooting for with this post, anon?
Because I think you might get an entry in the Misc And Trivia section of Guiness World Records.

>>106525919
i'm sorry you had to find out this way, but you don't have to get mad at me about it.

>>106525762
I haven't seen him on the youtube comment sections of any COSMIC-related video for months now. I think he has given up.

Beta release is September 25th, per the CEO.

https://fosstodon.org/@carlrichell/115153818548798678

>>106525787
So at the end of October at the earliest. Got it.

>>106525809
If you look at their taskboard, they still have 25 unfinished beta tickets. I guess they're just gonna release the beta anyway even if many of those don't make it to release candidate.

https://github.com/orgs/pop-os/projects/23/views/1

>>106525841
I mean, if they are willing to ignore the remaining issues, I guess you're right.
If they are not, though, I wouldn't trust their estimate.

>>106523626
fuck off pedo

im yet to see or hear anyone explain what raytracing even is, let alone why i need it

>>106525099
a scam

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>>106525099
>>106525613
It's a PhD student's failed project

we need to go back to prebaked lighting. it looked better and required devs actually know wtf they're doing instead of just demanding you need a 7090 to run their 30-minute pixel platformer

If you didn't get a job in 2020 and became an indispensable senior at a company you fucked up and it's literally over for you

>>106525324
Dropping your stuff off was kind of a bitch move.
We've had 3 days per week in office for 2 years now and I have in been in maybe 3 times total in that time.
I'd probably cuck if they called me out but my manager is a jeet and knows I'm superior.

I will message you about deadlines
You will reply immediately
You will make the deadline
I will ask again tomorrow

if I am on track to get a promotion will taking paternity leave set me back? Will they look at it like I only did 9 months of work in 12, or will it be like the 3 months never happened

>>106525886
Fuck off normie

>>106522834
You did say that. The only reason anyone ever does anything is for profit. The US Supreme Court recognized this. It is effectively the law of the land. If a human is involved there is a profit motive. End of story. Artists create art for profit. End of story. It is simple logic. AI unleashes gatekept creativity by allowing anyone to profit from art rather than letting the elites and artists keep their market closed.

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>>106525420
> The only reason anyone ever does anything is for profit

>>106525376
Outside of /g/, it is not like this and I have no idea why. This board in particular seems very spiteful regarding the subject.

>>106525414
>>You have to pay for my furry futa dragon vore fetish art because it is real art
who are you talking about in particular.
>Stop cooming to fake art REEEEE
we can pretend people actually give a shit that you jerk off to ai generated art.

>>106525420
meds.

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>paying mediocre Western artists hundreds of thousands of dollaridoos to draw stuff you want
Skill issue, Koreans will do a better job for pennies by comparison.

>>106513767
>brave
>he fell for it

>>106523878
That's not bants, that's qualifying a reason for an opinion.
I already let it go, twice
>>106523730
>But anyway,
>>106523862
>put that in the past
Now stop whining that someone critiqued a technology opinion of yours on a tech board and either answer the critique, or move on. If you don't want a critique, then you have nothing to find in this thread.

If you actually want to banter, no problem there, keep going.

Which is the last Chromium version to support it?

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>>106524250
You can still use adblock with the current chrome version if you use the right switch

>>106513639
based

>>106525726
plebbit moderators shouldn't post itt

>>106525082
What language? Nemo Parakeet/Canary, otherwise whisper-v3-Large-turbo

>>106525779
>step one: pay $2500 for a 5090

>>106525662
First-generation models didn't even have official finetunes. Pygmalion-6B (GPT-J-6B) in January 2023 had its own CAI-derived slop. Llama1 gained quite some GPT3 slop on March in the same year with Alpaca and its derivatives. Llama-2-Chat already had its own in-house slop.

>>106525806
I only need english

>>106524828

>>106524767
>>106524869
>>106524882
well well well look who just showed up

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>>106524900
wut

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Are there any up-to-date standalone lora trainers that have any of this implemented?
https://github.com/hako-mikan/sd-webui-traintrain?tab=readme-ov-file#multi-addift

>>106525594
I don't see how it could be turned into a proxy. I doubt my ISP even actually routes anything relevant to me.
I have it enabled without firewall because I have other sub-networks in my LAN connected to it.

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>>106514213
> look up nixos to see what's new over there
> rainbow logo
welp
>>106520386
> like mg
Do you mean babby as in easy or babby as in more minimal?
If you are open to straying away from emacs proper like that then I'd suggest taking a look at lem. It's not really "babby" emacs, but it has very good defaults and many keybindings are the same.
So you can use it like a "just works" emacs.

>>106525480
>libvirt they automatically add that sysctl option
literally why when I have only host-only network configured? also I just checked firewall rules it adds, what did they mean by allowing any/any/any as the first sub-chain in the forwarding chain?

Chain FORWARD (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination
LIBVIRT_FWX  all  --  anywhere             anywhere
LIBVIRT_FWI  all  --  anywhere             anywhere
LIBVIRT_FWO  all  --  anywhere             anywhere

Chain LIBVIRT_FWI (1 references)
target     prot opt source               destination
REJECT     all  --  anywhere             anywhere             reject-with icmp-port-unreachable
Chain LIBVIRT_FWO (1 references)
target     prot opt source               destination
REJECT     all  --  anywhere             anywhere             reject-with icmp-port-unreachable

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>>106525635
>fedora kinoite
Which already isnt used much
>openSUSE is much smaller and less relevant than fedora
Its not being compared to original fedora though its being compared to your shitty meme immutable distros like b*zzite and a*rora

>>106525854
Its just part of the libvirt package so itll extract all provided files to their appropriate locations

>>106525182
They popped up as a cheaper alternative to that, before we would just cut out solid blocks of wood and glue it for trims but that became "too expensive" so pic is considered "retro" and "classic" now so $$$
The cost shoots up proportionally to how much mass there is

>>106522927
>What is the usecase of routing cables behind floor trims like this?
Autistic faggot can't comprehend that some people can't or don't want to run cables through walls or under their subfloor.

>>106525228
I have never ever seen a building that doesn't route it behind walls or with encased cable ties on the outside of a wall.
>below the subfloor
Who does that?

>>106522927
>coax

I chiselled holes in to my wall and embedded the wires directly inside of them.
Get on my level.

Windows 10 LTSC
/thread

>>106523921
Kill yourself

>>106524665
Poo in the loo pajeet

>>106524711
Also keep in mind that even software that "doesn't work with Wayland" will still actually run just fine thanks to Xwayland. The only issue would be that those windows will look a bit blurry. Like running old non-DPI-aware programs on Windows.

>>106524572
ohhh hes pretending my "its not true" is refering to it being open source. it didnt even occur to me that somebody might intentionally missinterpret that. thats so silly.