>>107548451
if I don't see them they don't exist in my world lol

>>107548495
I hereby decree as anonymous, king and emperor of all the /ldg/ threads, no off topic rentries are to be baked in the OPs ever again. any bakes with drama rentries are pretenders that should be ignored

>>107548532
Cool, people will still post on the ones with the rentries

Oh come on. multigpu node broken again..

>>107548553
after this? no. not worth stroking a schizos ego. >>107548561

>>107548276
Women literally only one want thing and it's fucking disgusting.

Women literally fucking disgusting.

Women secretly want to be used by dom CEO

News at 11

So...
We merged?

>>107548549
we're all in >>107547473

>>107542360
not true

I just don’t buy the game if it has Denuvo, simple as. Haven’t run out of games to play yet.

>>107546128
retard

>>107537500
Your fault for trying to play total war shit. All the good total war games are free on gog games dot to

>>107537500
Piratefags literally bullied Empress off of cracking because they didn't like her rants, even though she was the only one that could crack modern denuvo.

They would rather have no denuvo cracks than to just ignore empresses' rants.

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>>107547873
Ah yes, but you didn't try reverse image search. Ali supports searching for products via images. I literally just threw in the image you posted and got it straight away.

Now you know anon.

>>107547875
Noice, send them best wishes from /csg/, may they be happy together.

>>107547487
>noise cancellation is other people not hearing the sound from your earphones
That's a level of consideration I have long since given up on from my fellow bongs.

>>107547669
>At best, it doesn't absorb the solder, and at worst, it sticks down to the PCB.
I used to struggle with wick as well. Best technique I've been able to accomplish is having the flux'd wick sitting on top of the work, then applying the iron until the solder is liquid and flows up the wick, then pulling the wick away and finally removing the iron. Sometimes I need to reapply some solder to get the last bit of it to wick up, but it usually works.

>>107547669
You lack technique. The technique is pretty simple though. Get some no-clean flux. Apply to the solder joint. Heat it up. Apply wick. If it doesn't flow into the wick, apply a little more flux. If still no luck try more heat. If these things don't work, try adding some leaded solder to get the melting point down. If none of this works you're bullshitting me and you need to try the above more.

>>107547452
Fucking Temu Tyrese Haliburton over here

>>107545205
aside from the tardiness of some packages, it's breddy gud

I like void, used to be my main distro for a while
Nowadays i just use Gentoo and Alpine :P

>>107547721
>it's pretty much perpetually on life support
what? why? how can i help?

>>107547986
maintain packages

>>107548071
i see
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/void-linux/void-packages/refs/heads/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

>>107544092
Is there anything else that needs to be disabled?

>>107544056
Locally-evaluated AI doesn't spy on you.

>>107544739
>>107544807
I still remember when about:config had a boolean option for autoplaying *any* media

>>107544279
damn, that font rendering
>>107544043
almost none of chrome forks don't even have this type of shit
state of FF trannies

>>107547724
>almost none of chrome forks don't even have this type of shit
I know, right. Isn't it crazy that Microsoft Edge is the only Chrome fork with any sort of AI integration. More should have this.

>>107546458
kek

>>107546592
you're right anon. i am concerningly obsessed with trannies and exposing them

>>107546350
yes, you're a faggot. But there nothing wrong with that.

>>107546620
His videos used to be a lot better, now he just waits until the new tech news article appears, reads it for 5 minutes then shills his website

>>107542558
Hey isn't that the bald trust fund baby faggot who fell for all the /g/ay memes?

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>>107542817
Best I can do is tell you it's on wallhaven somewhere. It's 4.4 MB. nvm I converted it to jpg

>>107528307
Yes it's Windows 98 on a Pentium 2 computer, and it's far less masochistic than running 11.

>>107545196
i just tried this, lmao that's so fucking dumb i hate that it works

>>107545196
VERY nice, MELIKES. Many years ago I boughted white noise and other meditation sound tapes, then CDs. Then once COMPUTERS I sought out files including recordings of streams, rivers, oceans, etc. I never knew about this and it's going to get played at something close to all times now.

I read about it before running the command. This is all very INTERDASTING.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki//dev/random

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>>107548279
This kind of stuff might be interesting to you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzNzgsAE4F0

>>107539017
Then how is apple btfo'ing every single intel benchmark in power usage if intel is so bad?

>>107540559
Intel manual is garbage and it's bad

>>107548378
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/intrinsics-guide/index.html#
This is my favorite website on the internet

>>107548322
>x86 case
>load 512 bits
>four rounds of aes
2 cycles
>arm case
>adrp, one cycle
>add dependent on adrp, one cycle
>4 loads dependent on add, probably two cycles
>4 rounds aes, one cycle
5 cycles

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>>107548461
Neat that they list the instruction used on the right, but did they really have to make it so hard to read? Light gray on white? Come the fuck on.

>>107547388
I didn’t even know that was a thing.

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this is how its looked half the time for the past few weeks

>>107548446
You need to explain the keyboard lol. Is it some child keyboard to learn alphabet?

>>107548471
basically yeah. it was marketed for that, industrial applications, accessibility, and people with large hands. its ps/2 and from 1994, but i want to use t over usb so the pico is going to serve as an active adapter since the keyboard doesnt support usb natively. the pico is also eventually going to support custom functionality like key remapping since the keyboard can switch betweek abcdef and qwerty, and im also planning on bodging in some cherry switches for the modifier keys its lacking, which would probably make this the (soon to be) only keyboard in the world with bolth alps and cherry switches.

im getting a new shit ass wayfair desk today
because while i like my gigantic dinner table sizes desk, id really like to be closer to my screen
i will post about that later when it arrives

>>107548201
There's no 6" model with note taking and the 7" models all use awful active styli.
Otherwise there's nothing really wrong with note taking.

>>107548217
if I ever opted to use AI it would have to be locally running and airgapped, no network access, no (((smartphone))), none of that bullshit

>>107548350
Enjoy living in the past.

I'm about to get a used onyx boox but I'm worried about the battery usage

>>107548524
I do think the battery could be better on Boox (probably an Android thing, same way PMPs that don't use it have better batter life) but it's not BAD. Unless it's really old I wouldn't sweat it.

>>107531938
ip blocked

>>107546479
anything that supports native tool calling can enable web search for local models via mcp. some frontends are capable of abstracting tool calls for models that don't support native tool calling. most models released in the past year will support them natively.
some frontends can also handle this without leveraging mcp at all.

for a while I was running a custom shim that injected web search results & results of custom scripts, before I just switched to mcp for ease of use.


>>107546571
>>107546328
a good place to start would be lm studio; I think it has plugins that will enable web search for you, and it's probably the easiest to set up and get going.

you could also go into client/server setups via ollama (or some other backend; most people will tell you to steer clear but nothing comes close for ease of use) and openwebui, which opens up a whole lot of options for running local stuff.


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>>107548269
Then what is the fucking purpose of deno?

>>107548366
not them, but I'm fairly confident that deno solves a different issue than what you're running into & it's probably irrelevant.

you probably just need to provide some valid cookies.

I would like preferably some form of OpenBSD but also if necessary some form of Linux which makes me in fact the real actual root user.
I do not wish to type doas or sudo.
I accept the consequences of my actions.
I am not an 80 IQ rulefag whose goal is to waste time being autistic, I want the FREEDOM to just RUN THE FUCKING COMMAND immediately upon typing it without needing a special prefix command or possibly to re-enter the password.
I am a dangerous reckless incorrigible bad boy who is also planning to run this OS inside of an unimportant VM.
I also do not wish to do a bunch of extra steps and repartition and write my own custom kernel module, I would like a deautismified OS right from the start.

Could anyone recommend such a distro? I know it's very blasphemous or whatever but there is no saving me so please tell me.

I'm attempting to build a roblox type game with SpaceTimeDB and three.js+webGPU. I plan on having an actual roblox studio type portion of the site with a modified version of three.js editor.
https://threejs.org/editor/

I've got pretty much everything planned out.
>three.js is just renderer, movement and physics handled backend
>just send the controls through websockets
>authority is backend in rust and SpaceTimeDB
>kinematic controllers on characters
>rigid bodies with rapier for rigid bodies
>people create their world's with modified three.js editor
>three.js editor compiles the world to a JSON file
>have dif uploader to upload the json to the site as world name
>when users go to world, it sends them the JSON to load the world, the backend loads the world in memory to handle physics, positions, rules, etc in real time to send back all coordinates through websockets
>Spawn in your hub world which is pre-loaded with the site
>can search the database for worlds, active worlds show up first

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"It is hard for less experienced developers to appreciate how rarely architecting for future requirements / applications turns out net-positive"

>>107546670
I was thinking about this yesterday. There's a good body of evidence that some of the best programmers on earth have been videogame programmers. The reason is almost certainly because it is so incredibly demanding and requires diverse knowledge (knowledge from just about every domain in programming) and craftiness

So videogame development requires high maturity to do well (or at all), and can't really be said to be childish because of that. And, historically, games (not exclusively videogames) have been primarily the realm of something akin to cunning tacticians. It's only been -very- recently that games have been associated with children, and that was probably at least partially propaganda by companies to develop markets and persuade people to work for them. Videogames are just the most obvious extension of games. And, despite the idea that videogames are or ever were primarily played by children, they were always mostly played by adults anyway

That all on top of that there's nothing wrong inherently with adults doing things children do. It's rather the implication that adults shouldn't be irresponsible. But notice that it takes money to buy videogames, so it takes a base level of responsibility to even have the ability to play videogames as an adult in the first place

I'd categorize the narrative that videogames are for children in the same category as hot takes said by people who don't know what they're talking about and haven't had enough exposure to the thing to even have formed a strong opinion, but are acting as if they have a strong and informed opinion

>>107548012
I agree 100%

>>107545956
Stop imposing yourself upon children who have underdeveloped brains and can't consent.

>>107547563
LLMs are terrible at Guix

>>107547341
the same way you edit your dotfiles using guixhome, by editing guixhome config
functional paradigm means you modify the input, and never the output

>>107546181
Not sure yet. I want to fuck around in my own repo for now until I figure out which features to have and I've ironed out most bugs. I did make the package with the intention of improving source block transclusions and then merging some of it back to the official package, but It'll probably be only some handpicked features like the scrolling etc.

In any case the package works with both the main and transient branches of org-transclusion so you can use it regardless.
>https://github.com/gggion/org-transclusion-blocks

My plan is to improve the source code documentation/interaction side of things until i have all features which have been on my wishlist for a while:
- [DONE] transclusion from specific branches/commits/revs (https://github.com/gggion/orgit-file and https://github.com/gggion/org-transclusion-orgit)
- [DONE] decomposable transclusion keywords through headers which are compatible with org subtree properties, which can then be programatically manipulated (https://github.com/gggion/org-transclusion-blocks)
- [DONE] Selecting transclusion targets from imenu candidates, create transclusion from selected region or from topmost target at point using which-function (private repo, polishing up stuff before public)

- TODO treesitter integration: this is the big one I want to contribute to the main package, this will allow some other stuff I want to try out like better search and thing-at-point usage, special highlighting, "focus" an area inside a transclusion and other shit.

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>>107547622
Hmm, I wonder what Stallman thinks about this.