What's the best PC controller on the market right now? My wired Xbox controller from 2015 works fine but I wanna go wireless
Thanks for the replies guys. I'm not gonna use 3rd party chink shit so I'll wait for the steam controller.
>>107616327Your loss, these controllers are solid and mog 90% of stock controllers
>>107616702And yet there's not a single one that does it all perfectly.
>>107616756And you think the steam controller will?Don't be delusional anon
>>107616702And the Steam controller mogs 100% of all controllers.
>loongarch is now an official debian architecture>review samples of loongson chips are getting sent to outlets like phoronixthe year of the chinese computer will soon be upon ushttps://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2025/12/msg00004.html
It's crazy that pretty much every open source project with CPU-specific code has gotten loongarch support added over the last few years.Idk why the maintainers bothered accepting it when they don't have hardware to test it on, and it also feels like the US is just handing over it's last software advantage freely.
>>107616687the us is too busy owning the libs to notice
>>107616217NOT ANOTHER FUCKING ARCHITECTURE.KILL YOURSELF.
>>107616687How dare open source projects be more accessible.
>>107616687>the US is just handing over it is last software advantage
CHATGPT HERE IS MY WALLET MAKE A BUNCH MONEY APPEar in ityou said Ai would solve all my problems
>>107616439>let me know if you need any more advice.OP here. Thank you, moderators may lock this thread.
>>107616379Have you tried Pro?
>>107616379just steal, it's that easy
>>107616379Would
>>107616379In a few years, this will be possible. We can't really imagine what the future has in store for us, haha!
>"Vivaldi says their roadmap to 2026 it is not AI"What is the deal with the Anti-AI derangement syndrome? I don't like to judge people, but the anti-AI seem to include an evenly distribution of furries, twitter "artists", people with funny hair color, and a poor understanding of economy.
>>107616119based. viv forever
>>107616119>proprietaryaka malware. not installing that shit
>>107616119Is this thread a test to see how many logical fallacies can be crammed into one post?
>>107616119>What is the deal with the Anti-AI derangement syndromeThe so-called AI browsers are prone to prompt injection by default that can't be fixed and basically will be able to quite literally do absolutely anything an attacker wants, plus, what the fucking hell does AI do on a browser? What do I gain from having that there?
>>107616131You aren't entitled to computer parts
>Hmm, what if I took technology that wa already in widespread usage, and made the same thing except you HAVE to give me your personal data to use it!people deserve to be enslaved because they want to be enslaved
>>107615992yes, ofc, but not all room history is saved by default (most don't even have a backlog) and you can choose how much metadata you want the other users in the room to see >>107616011i meant it figuratively (obviously), the average user isn't gonna setup some shitty python3 server with 100 pages of setup to read meanwhile on XMPP prosody takes five minutes to install and uses little to no resources
>>107613889Just do the same thing in reverse. Take their product and make a better one that doesn't have those problems. It will slowly kill them and make the world better for yourself and your friends.
>>107615992>sends metadata to every server involvedbut you can clearly see the domainshello, do you have brain damage?
>>107615887I had to use rocketchat for work, it was trash. Upload an image with your message and now you have to edit your text in a single line textbox that clips after 40 chars or so. Tried deleting messages once and it just said success but the messages stayed. That's just off the top of my head. All the stuff I listed is my reasons for using discord over other apps (besides the networking problem - I only talk to friends on discord because all my family prefers whatsapp), they're all the boxes I want ticked if I was ever enticed to try a new app because they're all important to my ux. Sending files larger than a couple of megabytes or using wildcard emojis are not my requirements for a chat app, nor do I give a shit about roles and colors. I just use it to talk to my friends with decent media support and multi device userfriendliness.
>>107614933Whatever AI is getting their data from discord should be pretty good at pony sex roleplaying since it's got a decade of mine to work with
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107613823When you really really want to manually control memory but can't it's frustrating.Doesn't come up often but it's a bitch when it does.And that UTF8 I/O bottleneck thing is a much more common potentially crippling pain in the ass.Both could be fixed in Lisp, and have in other Lisps, but it's complicated and I'm not certain exactly how you'd do it besides just implementing everything again yourself inside a macro.
>>107615530yeah it's not really useful for coding in itself, but it's nice to have when working with logs and other data. consult-focus-lines is more useful for coding
I am drinking beerand writing Clojure
>>107615745>When you really really want to manually control memory but can't it's frustrating.Satan created C for that reason.
>>107543874
This is illegal, immoral, and completely unacceptable hiring practices....but for some reason Jeetlon Musk, who talks about anti white discrimination, has never touched on the Indian Hindu rape-rattification of our tech companies. And why are the stinky, Indian Hindu invader cockroach jannies trying so hard to remove this picture even when you post it without comment? Do they think removing this is going to keep unemployed techbros from remembering we have a specifically INDIAN HINDU problem destroying human civilization, and that it needs to be fixed by googling "Hindu temples near me" to do what must be done to fight back against the invaders? Doesn't this just prove these Hindu cockroach jannies can never integrate with civilization and want to turn everything into India as Hindu barbarism always does?
>>107616739As a European, we're getting jeeted too. Except I don't even hear anybody talking about it here.
Previous /sdg/ thread : >>107602241>Beginner UIEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.ioSwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI>Advanced UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUIForge Classic: https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classicStability Matrix: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix>Z-Image Turbohttps://comfyanonymous.github.io/ComfyUI_examples/z_imagehttps://huggingface.co/Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image-Turbohttps://huggingface.co/jayn7/Z-Image-Turbo-GGUFComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Afternoon anons
>>107616133Is that you on the photo??
>ga
>>107615880researchers and shitgens, name a more iconic duo>>107616133ga
we get it bro, you vape
The rust community still hasn't recovered
>>107606988Kikes Rejected Christ
Buy an ad.
>>107616591you forgot to sage your post. Thread was about to die, but your post hating on it just brought it back to life. Well done.
>>107614485Kirk Rejected Kikes and same shit happened to him
>>107611712You just outed yourself as a Pajeet.
COSMIC DE released in Stable the other day.What do you make of it? What environment do you run?
>>107605363What's the point of making desktop software for loonix if it's only used on servers
>>107605363Remind me when it innovates animations on toggle buttons
>>107615074I prefer picking and choosing on a stable base than a bloated mess with parts rotting
>>107605363just use gnome
>>107605363>What do you make of itIt's literally gnome with some extensions functionality by default, what's even the fucking point of this DE?
Users of all levels are welcome to ask questions about GNU/Linux and share their experiences.*** Please be civil, notice the "Friendly" in every Friendly GNU/Linux Thread ***Check the Wikis (most troubleshoots work for all distros):wiki.archlinux.orgwiki.debian.orgwiki.alpinelinux.org>Which distro should I choose?KubuntuFedora KDEDebian>What are some cool programs?Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107616547gnome os
>>107616547fedora
>>107616650I've looked at Fedora and it looks like Gnome without any modifications, or am i wrong?
>>107613252modding games on linux is possible but it is 100000 times more annoying than on windowsyou will have to figure out how to run mod managers and other modding tools from the same prefix wherre the game is being ran from/installed to. then sometimes you will have to do some dll overrides. you have to look that up on the wine documentation
>>107616547GNOME is /essentially/ owned by Red Hat now (has been for a while) so Fedora.
they could be a real competitor in the pc space if they used more standard firmware or had better support for their non standard firmware.
>>107615876>>OMG Apple sucks, they're basically just selling PC hardware nowthat cost 10x more and run 10x slower
>>107616712Yeah, during the Intel era, their main draw was the software.But only until 10.9, after that, that went down the drain.Now, you buy for the hardware and tolerate modern macOS. How the turntables have turntabled.
>>107616722>Now, you buy for the hardwaredumb nigger
>>107616731Hmm, could it be that software is more optimized for Windows?No way. Not like I think you're arguing in good faith. No mentally well person keeps benchmarks like this around.
>>107616755Hmm, could it be that you shit in the street?No way. Not like I think you're arguing in good faith. No mentally well person shits in the street and regurgitates currynigger bullshit like iJeets do.
Linux is basically the child porn OS. Why would you use it for anything other than child porn?
>>107615446This thread is a sign that Linux is good enough to be a threat to MacOS & MSWinOS user baseHave a nice day :)
>>107615769That is my buisiness, and mine alone. Why don't (((you))) give use access to your devices? What are you hiding? We must know in the interest of national security.
>>107616307Ah, so you DO have CSAM on your device.
>>107616545And you're pretending that you don't?
>>107615446the OS doesn't really matter. majority of people caught with CSAM have it on their phone lmfao, they get caught because they're sending it to people on kik or instagram (yes, really).it seems everyone caught with it has zero opsec knowledge, not even basic encryption, it's just out in the open in their fucking photos folder. that means probably most people who AREN'T caught are encrypting their drives, using proxies etc. so it must be very easy to get away with it if your IQ is over 110 or so.on the other hand, a guy only recently got out of jail after being held for like 3 years because he refused to decrypt some hard drives the feds THOUGHT had CSAM on them. they had no way of knowing or proving it yet jailed him anyways to try and force him to incriminate himself.in other court cases people have been compelled to decrypt their drives. it's all legal fuckery and calculated interpretations of the law.
1 million downloads? Is Zorin OS 18 really that popular
>>107616654'fraid so
'rape so
>>107616654Botted. I literally never heard of it until it was massively shilled
>>107502998Don't buy anything OTHER THAN IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™>Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)Why ThinkPad?>Used machines are plentiful and cheap>Excellent keyboards, tactile feel and quiet + the TrackPoint>Great durability: magnesium roll cage for structural integrity, with high quality plastic body panels>Utilitarian design: e.g. indicator LEDs, 7 row keyboard layout on older models>Docking stations that easily turns your laptop into a desktop>Easy to repair (most models), upgrade & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for every model, spare parts easy & cheap to obtain>Excellent Linux & *BSD supportThinkWiki - General info about ThinkPads/specshttps://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWikiComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107612004Thanks for the advice!
>>107612004Thanks. Not expecting to run AAA games on ultra settings in 2k, but I do want to be able to run something like Doom Eternal, or "Detroit: Become Human" without stuttering an medium/low-high settings
>>107610178I have a T14 Gen 1 AMD and I get 7+ hours battery life on OpenBSD. Which is known to be worse than most any other OS. Sleep works fully and if I use sleep when I'm not using the laptop the battery can last 5+ days. Not sure how long because I've never left it unplugged for that long.I don't suggest getting anything newer than the T14 Gen 1 AMD because they stopped including a real ethernet port among other things.
>>107616617Oh one of the issues with the T14 (and all newer thinkpads) is the lack of removable battery without taking the case apart. The case is also not as good as older models. But it's better than any other modern laptop I've used.Try to get one with the touchscreen. Since the touchscreen models have the best screens as far as nit/resolution/color is concerned. The touchscreen does work in OpenBSD by the way although I never use it because I'm not an idiot that wants fingerprints all over my screen.The thumbprint readers on mine works fine in every Linux distro I've tried on it. The T14 (not T14s though) have soldered ram with a socket for extra RAM. Mine came with 32GB (16GB solders+16GB stick). If you get one make sure the soldered RAM is the 16GB version. There are a lot of 8GB ones floating around. Don't get one in an attempt to save a few bucks. Same goes for the screens tons of them out there with the lesser screens.You want the real ethernet port as well because it makes it much easier to debug shit and install an OS. You also want the Intel wifi chip instead of the other kind I can't remember the vendor of which has worse support on POSIX OSs.The default touchpad isn't that bad but you can replace it with a glass one pretty cheap if you want. The trackpoint on mine has functioned great and the keyboard isn't awful. But both aren't as good as the older thinkpads.Last but not least: I suggest not charging the battery up to 100% unless you absolutely need it for extended stays away from the grid. Mine is set to only start charging the battery when it drops to 20% and it only charges up to 80%. I manually set it to charge to 100% whenever I need that extra 20% of charge. Extends the life of the battery. On OpenBSD this is easy to do via sysctl.I no longer run Linux on mine. OpenBSD all of the time now. It does everything I need and 7 hours of battery time is plenty. Only takes about 30 minutes to charge the battery.
>>107616617>>107616669Concerning OSs on T14 Gen 1's OpenBSD was by far the best for working out of the box. Everything just werked post-install and install was painless. FreeBSD was a bit more of a pain to get up and running (mostly setting up Xorg and some driver issues) but it was pretty stable after I navigated all of that.Getting everything working on Linux was a huge pain in the ass. Gentoo and Arch both required hours upon hours of fucking around with config files and pulling in random packages to get things working. Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora also required a lot of messing around to get everything working correctly. Linux on the thinkpad wasn't as painless as a lot of people like to pretend it is. If you haven't used an installer as good as OpenBSD's (and it sysupgrade tool) I suppose you wouldn't know it was possible to have a painless install/upgrade.Windows 11 came with mine and I promptly ditched it but it worked fine for the week or so I had it on there before I could get around to replacing the OS.The T14 Gen 1s have the ability to install a second SSD. I think that was removed from later models. Mine also has the ability to connect directly to the cell network. But I haven't used it because I didn't want to pay for a sim card just for the device. If you care about having that be mindful of what you buy because a lot of them didn't come with the cell modem. You'll also have to deal with the huge pain of getting it working on non-Windows OSs. I know it works on Linux at least.I didn't bother with the thumbprint reader. Huge pain in the ass for something that does basically nothing useful. Instead I run FDE and unlock it with a password+key stored on a usb thumb drive.On Linux mine can run any game I care about but I mostly play stuff like 2D fighting games and VNs so my needs aren't as resource intensive as most peoples with gaming. I obviously don't game on it at all anymore. At least not popular stuff.
