>>107615760
no idea how this scam is literally everywhere be it amazon, ebay, wallmart, temu, aliexpress etc and it never gets taken down.
perhaps I should get into this stuff to make some money too

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>>107615999
next time you buy memory cards from china, just like i do, please see the overall market specs for money index and realize that if something is too cheap or too expensive for the specs, it is a scam.

for example pic related - BGN5.73 is like 3 dollars, so 64 gb either costs 3 dollars, or 4.23 or 5.19 . the price range for a 64 gb card is between 3 to 6 dollars. if a card is 2 tb for 3 dollars. there is a high chance it is a scam.

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>>107616143
of course the same logic goes for everything - 5090 32 gb of VRAM for 200 dollars? lol, yea right. 10 tb ssd for 10 dollars? lol. "true gold" necklace for 5 dollars....

>>107615806
Now try to read/play/run/use that data

>>107616085
>no idea how this scam is literally everywhere and it never gets taken down.
>perhaps I should get into this stuff to make some money too
Because 90+% of buyers are like OP and either never use even 10% of max storage capacity, or they just use it to backup data without ever verifying the data integrity - by the time they need to retrieve it it's already well past all warranties, and they probably just shrug off the data being corrupted being caused by the device being too old.
Tbh it's probably one of the safest electronic parts related scams

>>107616085
>no idea how this scam is literally everywhere be it amazon, ebay, wallmart
They are constantly getting taken down and replaced with new ones.

>/twg/ - Terrorists, Wiggers, and Gooners

>The urge to go full schizo weeb that just shitposts and makes shitware all day living of $5 a day

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>have to go shut off a thing
>the half-a-fuselage girl is there there in its blaze orange lingerie
if i eventually get fired it wont be for having sex with that creature but imma tell em that moment straight up that i wanna have sex with that creature.

>had to put in some metal plates for a training event to protect Le Sensitive Electricals
>"This sucks!"
>after several minutes of labour, almost done
>have to sit in the pilot seat to properly screw one last thing in
>...
>...
>..! //>v<// !!


>>107618020
do it

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retaking my soul from the astral plane after doing battle with network architects and database administrators to put it back in my body so i can conduct conventional physical assaults

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when the homies hit you with Bravery and Faith (say that you've done a good job but something else needs doing so just like go do it without supervision(i am absolutely looking for handfuls of lost m3 standoffs to steal))

>>107617746
Artix or Void probably.

>>107617771
It has systemdicks. I'm currently on Arch. Not for much longer probably.

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>>107617934
I already have a media server setup with jellyfin and qbittorrent linked up to it to automatically download and sort shit out for me so I don't really have any need to do anything like that. it's quite late here in bongland and i've ate some sleeping herbs so i'll check back in the morning. peace out bros

>>107617763
>http://xn--gckvb8fzb.com/a-word-on-omarchy/
What you linked said that it has scripts installing stuff via "curl | sh". That's bad or doesn't age well. That should only be used on the most visible, manually ran, and latest+maintained install instructions. With host-based addressing, someone could stop working on stuff (abandoned software), a malicious entity takes over example.com/install, then bam anyone using "curl $url | sh" gets infected with nasty malware or becomes part of a botnet. Pwning Linux computers is that easy in that case: definitely has targeted viruses/malware.

>>107617905
So CGI just works in nginx. I see or am reminded/refreshed on that. php is perhaps safer and better, and I did use PHP years ago.

if i accidentally do something to a process on htop
that shit is not persistent right?
if i reboot everything is back to normal?

>>107617786
Do you reinstall that often? Trying new distros or why? Nothing wrong if it's more for fun too.

>>107618065
its always that for me

semicircle, square, it doesnt matter. youre just going to die anyway
4chan says
>You have to wait a while before doing this again

>>107618065
its always half circle

He's looking for his other half... :(

>>107618065
FOUR DOTS AND A SEMI
FOUR DOTS AND A SEMI
FOUR DOTS AND A SEMI

also, thanks

i bought a ham and roasted it, then made sandwiches with mustard and mayo on rolls. i ate too much to code. i'm so full

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For fun tonight I wrote a program that generates mazes like this.

>>107618189
is there some bias in your RNG that results in the square having whiter corners?

>>107613110
this is what grok says:

function copyPath()
  local uri = mp.get_property("path")
  local pipe = io.popen("wl-copy", "w")
  pipe:write(uri)
  pipe:close()
  mp.osd_message("Path/URL copied!")
end

mp.add_key_binding("ctrl+SPACE", "copy-path", copyPath)

>>107611575
WE FIGHT FOR THE GOSPEL

Looking for a basic lua extension for mpv that displays selected OSC details upon keypress.
Say ctrl+t displays the video title and only that.

anyones mpv+ytdlp+cookies passthrough stopped working?
can no longer stream youtube vids...

>>107617988
this is what grok says:

local mp = require 'mp'

mp.add_key_binding('ctrl+t', 'show-title', function()
    local title = mp.get_property('media-title')
    if title and title ~= '' then
        mp.osd_message(title, 3)  -- Displays for 3 seconds; adjust as needed
    else
        mp.osd_message(mp.get_property('filename'), 3)  -- Fallback to filename if no media-title
    end
end)

>>107618064
Made for bbc

>>107618064
>>107617748
Samefag

>>107618064
black hands grabbing those boobs..just imagine

>trying to generate serious posts in the well known sfw shitposting anime general
Come on anon, any random dude passing by isn't gonna stick here or ask questions because of your posts.

>>107618194
I was wondering, how does one get a "vacation" while on unemployment?

>>107618077
They are only as easily dealt with as all ties to them can be cut, and those ties are in the hands of various individual contributors. That's what makes it complex and risky despite there not being a lot of stuff to divide in the divorce proceedings.

>>107618077
open source is full of fags so by associating with that friend who got kicked they risk getting the shaft themselves

>>107615114
> migrated to Linux yet
Why would they want to use an obsolete mainframe OS, where the gui is a frakensteined afterthought, that is currently in a civil war over how said gui should work.

>>107615040
What's there to fix? It looks fine blue. I like having it matched to the primary color of the wallpaper, and they seem to have done the same thing with the default wallpaper.

>>107618123
I think it's easier to just wait until the source code for windows 7 gets leaked and build it from there

How did you image it? If it was aware of anything it won't copy EFI partitions, restore partitions, volume shadow copies, system volume information, existing backups, etc etc.

>>107618107
I used Macrium Reflect.

>>107618181
it probably just compressed it. iirc macrium has such an option and it was propbably selected by default

>>107618076
zip files must really confuse you

>>107609658
AI will never be smarter than it's developers because how do you know if it's solving the problem correctly if the problem is too hard for you to solve?
This is a problem with simulations in general in fact.
And to see really stupid people go all in on AI means it's only going to get stupider, even with smart human slaves programming it. The bottleneck is at the administrative level.

>>107617488
is not that just because they gave the models access to executing code/python scripts so they dont have to do everything in token space
if a single brick the model lays down on the pipeline towards solving a problem is wrong then errors start cascading

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>>107610757
Some people just don't know they're making horrible decisions with AI.

I'll say it once and I'll say it again. The future is cybernetics, not AI.
Although AI could technically overcome it's "artificial barrier" potentially. I could see nanomachine hives doing that.

>>107617750
>if a single brick the model lays down on the pipeline towards solving a problem is wrong then errors start cascading
I don't know why people say this now when you see models correcting themselves all the time in reasoning traces

Are companies using AI actually making money on this shit or is it mostly to scam VCs out of money?

>>107617401
ps. this is what economists refer to as a "perverse incentive", a common effect of poorly thought through regulations

>>107616231
>CT Scan
>$7k
>chest x-ray
>$700
FFS, I'm always baffled by exams and even OTC medicine prices in the US
In my country a full torso CT scan costs about $250 ~ $300. A chest x-ray, about 70 bucks. These are average private clinic prices for people who don't have any health insurance whatsoever and pay out of their own pocket
But hey, at least you pay half of our average prices for computer parts and video game consoles. God bless Amerigga :-DDD

>>107616373
Dumb liberal, id rather spend 20% of my income on private insurance instead of 6% for socialized insurance. And I only have to wait 12 months for an appointment instead of 13 like in Canada dumb librul

>>107616373
>>107617902
>left vs right
lol, idiots keep falling for that

>>107616147
Medical shit has to pass a lot of extra regulatory testing before it can be sold

>>107617762
Sorry, I don't GONZERN myself with the "opinions" of NNNNNNNNNs.

DISCARDED
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>>107617777
>Read his website
I will not.

>>107617777
CHECKED
but there are much older oldfags than myself.
>>107617790
GOOD
NO
NNNNNNNNNNs
ALOUD
on my web site.

>>107617790
Typical faggot. Cower in fear of autism chan’s greatness

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>>107617808
KEK
I know too well that I am just a NNNNNNNN and I admire each of you without exception in so many myriads and layers of ways. MELUVS to see all of your desktops reflecting such an interesting and unique array of NODES of humanity, each of you a SPARK from out of the DARK MASS. I know that on the other sides of each of these desktops is a life lived, second by second, experiencing and processing all that it/(You) does/do, and I stand in awe of you NODES/SPARKS.

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>>107595794
Dude you're awesome!

>>107602933
futa on female is the straightest form of porn that exists
male on futa is only slightly gay
futa on male is gay

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>>107595794
pint ye bastid?
wallet at 'ome.

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GRIMES
IS
DISGUSTING

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>>107595794
Six, maybe seven.

>>107603880

In theory they could have heap allocated their flags buuuuut there’s a penalty for that in perf

Because if anyone mentions doing something in any other language a bunch of Rust programmers will show up and say "b-b-but it's not memory safe" and call every language "memory unsafe".

Because systems programming requires being able to manipulate bits and bytes freely without the borrow checker complaining like one of the autistic fags that built it.

Assuming you don't want to work at a low level and for some reason you still decide to use Rust, then it works okay until you need to do async work. Then you discover that lifetimes plus parallelism is a world of pain.

Sorry but no thanks. The best use case for Rust is rewriting small command line utils which seems to be what it is most used for.

Also troons.

Also what the fuck is this captcha.

>>107617994

> lifetimes plus parallelism is a world of pain
unironically a win for rust
concurrency is the bane of system problems and the more you’re able to slow programmers down to think that they should mutex or relinquish ownership, the better

>>107618040
>Skill issue
Lol Go made concurrency easy

>>107617994
I wrote my own parallel, deterministic simulation engine, a new rendering paradigm and a literal brain emulator in Rust. People just need to get good.

>>107617887
My phone had 3 until recently but it went down to 2

>>107617920
My shitposting tablet only has 1

test

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>verif not required
>can't post cuz no valid captcha

>>107596558
test