>>107570189
Nope, because then that would just make it obvious how bad indians are at coding.

>>107570189
They haven't been optimiizing SHIT since Vista

>*looks at our glorious AI and Indian """developpers"""*
Yeah.... About that.

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>>107570189
>force
>devs
>to optimize
>in the era of webshitter SAAS microarchitecture embedded android vibrators

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Daily reminder to not trust hostile states when it comes to technology

https://www.theregister.com/2025/12/15/amazon_ongoing_gru_campaign/

So iRobot collapsed, the EU blocked sale to Amazon so now the rmains is bought by a Chiense company. A win? Elsewhere, I see Trump being blamed for this, TDS is not ending anytime soon.

A more repssing question is if the Chinese company will be able to access camera images from the Roomba vacuum cleaners. Media spends all their efforts on TDS but will not blame anything Chinese so I am searching for an answer elsewhere.

>>107570112
If you let a company crawl through your home, map every corner of your life, all because you couldn't spare ten minutes a week with a vacuum… well… you get what you get. And you earned it.

>>107570178
It takes a lot more than 10 minutes to vacuum my home. I am not too worried about US agencies knowing my floor plan, they have other and even more precise ways to obtain those. I am more worried about China and find it puzzling that media was able to go so deeply into TDS that they didn't cover this. Even the comments and fora relating to those articles are completely lost though here we can blame the wumao.

In any case, I use my Roomba in darkness. I can tell it struggles with the SLAM since it rarely finds its way back to the docing station, and then only by random.

>>107569748
just completed the configuring. It's blazing fast. Thanks again.

>>107565490
The money you are saving from not buying new hardware can be used to buy a Gemini/ChatGPT/Copilot subscription! Win-win!

>>107567993
>Umm thing you dislike is actually le normal.
Thank you saaaar

Micro SD card slots should have never went away. And if a years long ram shortage is what it takes, then I'm here for it.

>>107565490
making boomers suffer with 20FPS phones is based tho. I'm going to be laughing my ass off as normies chimp their 7 inch itoddler devices 2x

>>107566448
microSD usage is wide, SATA SSD usage is smaller and smaller

>>107570253
Holy crap Liquid Ass looks so much worse than the old style.

>>107569548
Escape sequences in filenames is a security risk.

>>107570300
Oh yeah, finder and other system windows are fucking hideous now. You can't even call it liquid glass, as there's less transparency than before.
It's just a Gnome knockoff.

>>107569720
Okay this one made me laugh
>>107570091
Well shit i been doing that ever since high school and now you tell me?

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>>107570253
"How many lines and spacers do you want boss?"

>>107567084
it's good captcha

>>107570187
The US government has its hand up Google and Faceberg's ass.

>>107569843
4chanXT is borked

Not a question but I am just angry. New CPUs apparently don't support real sleep anymore, they just go into "low power idle". Well the battery lasts for like 20+ hours that way so it's not the end of the world practically speaking for me, but the thing is since it doesn't shut down most components anymore, the fan keeps spinning even after the laptop is in "sleep mode" with the lid closed.
So then I regularly pick up the laptop after closing the lid while the fan is still spinning, swinging it around by holding it vertically to carry it for example. And now after barely a year and a half the fan is rattling.

In ffprobe, can you tell it to not print out unnecessary zeroes?
For example instead of this output:

pts_time=0.555000

I want this output:

pts_time=0.555

>>107567915
>destroys your thumb

>>107568701
Zoomers are already experiencing texting thumb in their 20's from years of smartphone use. The reason is not because they are weak, but because they interface with their devices more often and harder than anyone else. Especially gamers and fast typers. Repetitive strain injuries are imminent.

>>107569327
>the only thing that actually fixed my wrist pains was starting to lift weights
This made it even worse for me, I didn't have joint pain until I started lifting

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hewo

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This bad boy is the best. I have not found another vertical mouse that actually gets your hand this vertical. Its also much easier to click.

Why does a phone need more than 1 gigabyte of RAM?

surely this will mean better optimized software am I right? hehe <:3

>>107570387
Memory isolation so that each app can have its own private copies of every library for "safety".

>>107570387
so you can run the react swift slop UI at more than 60FPS?
the great normie dedicated wam chimpout is upon us

>>107569545
speak for yourself
I like having fun

>>107570148
Stop masturbating
https://www.stuartmcmillen.com/comic/supernormal-stimuli/

>>107570215
masturbation general
seethe and cope

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bros WHAT THE FUCK??

>>107570258
>87t/s
I should buy an RTX 6000 or two.
Anyone need a kidney?

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>>107570369
>>107570402
I didn't put it in yet I was just looking to see how big it is. I'm going to install it now. Though I didn't know it already had thermal paste preapplied...
This is still good right

>>107570360
What's wrong with the memory? It didn't say there was a special slot configuration to put it in

>>107570432
dual monitor setup may be preferable

>>107570441
Okay never mind I see about the RAM now

>>107570432
IPS Black monitors don't have fast response times for high-end gaming.

>>107570441
A2 and B2 are the slots to populate.
Move the 2nd from the right module one slot to the left.

>>107570265
test

i failed the iq test

test.

It's strange to know that I likely shitpost with some of you in the GGN IRC. Like I've called some of you a stupid nigger here but in IRC I pretend to be happy and helpful.

>>107570413
heh, also sometimes there are a lot pt staffers who are engaging with /ptg/ community but i'll never call them out because i'm not a snitch.

>>107570224
>that is meant to defend the UK government nigbots
I phear you drastically misintepret my intentions.
I strongly encourage you to re-read the content to locate that which is actually there, not that which you wish to read into it.

>>107568048
just kys, you're part of the goy cattle that allows this. First they say you need to verify, then they ban and you can't do shit about it because it's too late

this new captcha fucking sucks cocks

Everyone, even us, makes a sound when they breathe; well, all but that man... that... creature of the night, doesn't. We can only trace him when he communicates, otherwise? Might as well not exist. The only logical explanation follows: he only breathes while speaking, and only then does he do so.

One must wonder, what techniques must he have developed, what training does he endure. Surely, that must cause him challenges and pain, a constant sacrifice.

Why does he avoid us, we've yet to determine, if we ever do that is. He appeared one day, no prior records, no previously recognized patterns, no connections, nothing.

How long must he have spent observing, learning, watching us watch him, in order to be able to understand what we are, and use that to burn all that he was, become someone new.

What causes, such animosity in a heart? Who was he? And what is it that we've done to him? What could it possibly be?

>>107570406
>what techniques must he have developed
You cannot even dream.

>what training does he endure
none. It happened when I was a child.

>Surely, that must cause him challenges and pain, a constant sacrifice.
You have no idea.

>What could it possibly be?
Oh. You know.
Expect me.

>>107563316
>EU:fire is dangerous, let's ban fire, people die in them!
>reality:fire is an integral part of society, you can't just ban it without a suitable alternative
>EU:oooooh
took several hundreds of high-paid politicians several years to arrive to this conclusion apparently

>>107562247
Not surprised, i have driven an electric car for a while and right now they are varely usable in eu. You have to plan every trip cause plugs are so scarce and autonomy barely allows for a couple hour drive. Mechanics are very rare and insanely expensive. I can see electric taking over eventually but things arent working out atm

>>107562253
China won, EU lost. It's not a ban on CE, you can't just sell them after the date. China's EVs would trump EU's so hard people are pissing and shitting their pants now

>>107568035
>espionage
holy shit they're going to steal the workflow for medium-purity non-weapons-grade rods. the horror.

>>107568324
>You're adding complexity
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
You guys have no fucking shame, do you?
Didn't read the rest of your bullshit.

>>107562874
Ohh! I missed you guys!

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>>107562874
>https://wiki.installgentoo.com
This site was killed by spammers and now redirects all traffic to the igwiki instead. Most redirects work seamlessly but in this case something went off the rails. The correct URL is now:
https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//aig/_Alternative_ISA_General

Also see
https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/AigOPmsg
https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//aosg/_Alternative_Operating_System_General

>>107566246
>https://lists.riscv.org/g/tech-arch-review/attachment/222/0/riscv-brs-spec-draft.pdf
The first thing I see:
>Version v0.0.0, 2024-01-23
Hilarious. Everything is valpouware and powerpointware. Just one more extension, and we are good, right?

I forgot how useful is man -k

>>107570127
>>107570047
Thanks for the leads, I used them to ask ChatGPT for a power cycling script:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -e

DEVICE=""
VENDOR=""
PRODUCT=""

# Find the USB device in sysfs
for d in /sys/bus/usb/devices/*; do
  if [[ -f "$d/idVendor" && -f "$d/idProduct" ]]; then
    if [[ "$(cat "$d/idVendor")" == "8087" && "$(cat "$d/idProduct")" == "0029" ]]; then
      DEVICE="$(basename "$d")"

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>>107570047
i never had to install anything and it never gave me trouble. it works wonderfully since i brought it!
but that make me think, is there any noticeable difference between vulkan and opengl for the final user? there it just says it uses a bit less cpu. hypothetically, if i brought a new amd card, would it use vulcan automatically? does that replace opengl completely?

>>107570313
Vulkan is considered the modern successor to OpenGL, yes. There's still quite a lot of applications that use OpenGL (Firefox, for example) though. It's not going anywhere.

The problem with OpenGL was its poor standardisation which led to all sorts of proprietary vendor extensions. Vulkan is a lot more low-level and stricter on things like that.

It's the application that chooses the graphics API to use. Apps like Firefox have to specifically program against the OpenGL or Vulkan API and that will determine what they use.

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>>107570401
KWin shows how badly OpenGL sucks:

>>107569237
>What ThinkPad series are you thinking of getting?
Honestly, I don't know. I'm a desktop guy and this will be my first laptop ever. What do you think about the serie E?

>>107569366
Read the OP, numb digger.

>>107568146
>The writing is on the wall for this generation of devices sadly, with all the webbloat and stuff these things will be completely unusable in a couple of years.
Try learning how to block scripts dynamically with uBlock. Makes the web so much more usable, even on my T60p.

>>107568895
>X for nostalgia
If you're rich, X230 motherboards modded with quad-cores exist

>>107570331
>quadcore
>2013 laptop CPU
If he's stupid maybe.