>>107801855
>literally what possible use would it have?
Increase shareholder value

>>107800524
Aviation is a bit different, shit is very heavily audited and there’s a bunch of very specific standards around how such code is written. Even the accidents caused by software changes were due to the pilot not being told the aircraft behaves in a certain way, rather than the software acting incorrectly. I’m not aware of any aircraft accidents where it was a software bug that caused it, it’s almost always multiple factors together, like something not being maintained, and the pilot responding incorrectly because they thought it was a different issue. Nuclear stuff should be similar. Medical equipment is a different matter, the requirements there aren’t as specific as “you must use this coding style, and this memory management method, and have this and this in place”, it just says it has to not be defective or faulty. Medical software has always been jank.

>>107802190
for medical stuff, nowadays all safety is built into the hardware itself, took them decades to learn that if anything goes wrong, you can just make a fuse blow up

>>107798558
>>all of this amplified by updates immediately being shipped to all users
users don't pull updates themselves?

>>107802777
No, the cli tool pulls updates each time you open it KEK

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>>107801023
Your ram is running at it's basic core clock.
You need to go into bios and activate XMP (usually a couple profiles available, just pick 1) and then save.
Ignore the trolls, xmp is literally one of the first things you do on a new pc.

>>107801023
grok.com

>>107802932
There was no XMP in 2003

>>107801057
The memory profile that is not standard conservative JEDEC compatible. In your BIOS.

>>107803057
you might have manually configured the RAM and its settings, that also still works in almost all BIOS? but XMP has the settings included.

>>107801719
Nvidia has done severe damage to computer graphics, the sooner it fucks off the better. I hope they completely abandon the consumer space.

>>107801719
is this jeets views dropping or something? why is he spammed on /g/ recently?

>>107802023
Mutahar has always been /g/ approved

>>107802307
Didnt he get permanently filtered by arch?

>>107802307
No one on /g/ who isn't a jeet approves of this jeet. You a jeet son?

winget is trying to update Microsoft.AppInstaller and it failts with error 0x800704c7
anyone else has this issue?

>>107801881
Try getting the latest winget-cli .msixbundle from its github and install it that way.

>>107801134
Why don't you ask Co-Pilot about it?

>>107801911
i think that will break things more
i havent done anything
the error says the the user cancelled the operation

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>windows 11

https://voca.ro/1nTLjhlNAnXO
Dirty mix I did in like an hour or 2 that I need to remix when I'm free

>>107799584
a lot of youtubers are aware that they're selling snake oil and ragebait they just need to keep churning out content to make sick profits. penguinz0 revealed he has made tens of millions and a literal who beatmaker/producer rambling/gossip youtuber (dj pain 1) revealed he made like $2000 in one month without even trying and he would rather scale up his music production than to be a full-time youtuber.

>>107799635
Kinda mid but its groovy:
https://voca.ro/16OICVYZK2K6

>>107783597
>Sell this to me.
more knobs than you could possibly master in a lifetime

How awful is making music on an iPad?

>>107802493
Cultural marxism makes everything retarded and ugly.

>>107802636
Demoscene Second Reality still looks beautiful to this day

>>107802493
it's financialization. they're not tech companies, they're B2B, investment scams, pyramid schemes, tax cheats, government subsidised monopolies - but NOT tech companies. their logos reflect this

>>107802779
Is there anything in Linux that approximates the design and philosophy of IRIX? I just want to run something that respesents precision mixed with creativity, a true workhorse OS the way IRIX did back in the day.

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>>107802493
Hey buddy, I got a tech logo right here for you.

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>reddit screencap of a twitter screencap of engagement bait
you have to go back

i use brave on ios for the adblocker but its buggy as shit

>>107800464
Kek, jeeted data harvesting spyslop dumpsterfire.

>>107802703
it's shit dude. use safari and ublock or 1block. even works for youtube. i only use brave for youtube cause you can do pip.

>>107800908
>can't hear
We know.

>>107790647
>Estrogen
its true

>>107798009
>>107798837
>>107799746
why would you even want to? the luki sounds muddy and shit, probably only good for lofi
>>107800079
nice meme stacking
>>107799562
pretty sure this just leaks more sub-bass than it does help; by letting it stay delivered as deep and rich.
>>107799579
kiwi ears cadenza
>>107800073
cables don't change FR
>>107800656
nice tri clarion tips, just got mine in the mail today and it improved every one of my IEM's bass, miss & treble response
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>>107802866
>cables don't change fr
things decay characteristics and transient accuracy for example wouldnt. subtle changes in gestalt.

>>107803050
sure sweetie! enjoy your cable risers and etc

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>>107802495
I found an old SD card that I got for my first digital camera. Here it is beside a card that has 512 times the capacity.

It's crazy how far tech has progressed in a few decades.

>>107802550
I think it's more of a situation where it used to be easier to follow the foundational movements, where now days it's all obfuscated behind corporate designed ecosystems.
Or at least I found that was my issue. Been having a damn blast since I went to Arch and finally relive the feeling I had when I used MSDOS.

>>107802550
That mentality stems from the assumption that more is actually better. At the end of the day it's quality what matters to people who care.

>>107802839
Less =/= better quality
Old =/= good

>>107802951
In theory, that'd perfectly true without actually negating anything I said.

In practice, however, everything seems to allign with "bigger == sloppier".

>>107803018
android become a shit in last years anyway, who cares

>>107803018
Idk whatever e-celeb you're talking about, but doesn't this mean that Android isn't allowed to call themselves "open source" anymore. I though there was like a legal definition for open source and how it pertained to copyright law.

>>107799837
If you're not encryption files individually with different passwords and random salts then you weren't very paranoid to begin with. Enjoy your placebo

>>107788216
Literally just online encrypt your whole disk with bitlocker. It's 2026 bro.

Guess who finished the script that automated mounting veracrypt vault and opening Obsidian within?

Why the FUCK does Linux need a " " path to executable if there's a space in a folder name...BUT NOT FOR ICON PATH.
What the fuck. If not for Gemini I would never guess this shit. A fuck-you type of system logic.

>>107801163
you can avoid using " " by using a escape sequence(it won't work in some config files so you are better of using ""):

New\ Year\ Resolution

is same as "New Year Resolution"

Obsidian is electron slop, just use vim

>>107802916
it was only cheap for a while though, back when you had to be paying attention to northbridge/southbridge chipsets, mobos and processors were on average more expensive than they are now (but gpus were cheap)
on top of that you had to upgrade way more frequently than you do now

>>107802982
true you had to upgrade more often but the upgrades actually amounted to something. nvidia has been selling rhe same dogshit + ai for years now

>>107801507
The 78LMT-USB3 was such a good board. It was one of two matx boards that could run an 8-core.

>>107803030
ah yes, one of the great joys of am3 , i almoas forgot that you had to be careful which board you got ,because many of them didnt have thermal protection and would literally catch fire if you used the 8 core chips and did any oc.

>>107803030
>It was one of two matx boards that could run an 8-core
It can technically "run it" but that 4 phase VRM is not gonna hold 4GHz base clock on an FX-8350 without throttling, you need at the very least a 6 phase VRM to run it, it would likely get the classic 1.4GHz thottling issues or straight up crash, depending how the board handles it, but it would not work Prime95 stable.

>>107803044
I say it all the time but AMD should've policed AM3+ better, the 8 core chips should've never been allowed on 970 motherboard or stuff like the 78LMT, those motherboards with 95W stuff like the FX-6300 were an amazing buy, but all they did allowing 125W stuff on shitty boards is give FX a bad name when it doesn't work right and your vidya is stuttering.

>>107795049
this gyuy accidentally shows his real name at some point lmao
i'm too lazy to look through the video but it's early on when he first opens one of his terminals iirc

>>107797346
math IS logic

>>107798900
>>107798850
>>107798783
Daji is described as deriving pleasure from torture and human suffering, exhibiting behaviors that align with psychopathic traits.

According to legends:

She invented the "Bronze Toaster" (Paoluo Punishment), a torture device where victims were forced to walk on a red-hot, oiled bronze pillar until they fell into fire.

She ordered a farmer’s feet to be cut off to study how he could walk on ice.

She had a pregnant woman’s belly sliced open out of curiosity.

She demanded the heart of Minister Bi Gan be extracted to test whether a “sage’s heart” truly had seven apertures.
According to Han scholar Liu Xiang’s Biographies of Exemplary Women, her head was displayed on a white flag as a symbolic warning of the dangers of feminine seduction and moral corruption.

>>107795049
define "so good" you daft cunt. and no, "she can whore herself on ig" does not make a woman tech savvy.

>>107801567
geg

>>107802445
>everyone who doesnt think highly of me is secretly envious of me and a literal subhuman genetic failure whose opinions do not matter
>this means im loved and respected by everyone who matters
>im also a representative of humanity so being anti-me is being anti-human
Its severe narcissism from artfags who got told they were special their entire life. The bigger their ego, the more insane they become when they fall

>>107802445
sociopaths are everywhere
I knew a bad one once, my options were to kill him or cut ties.

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>>107802445
Pic rel is correct but the exact same thing could be set about the same artists who let "le heckin tech bros" live rent free in their heads. The resentful techbros are at least more bearable because they at least keep their autism contained on niche places like here or discord. /ic/-tier creatures meanwhile, tend to lean more on the normie side the and therefore are basically everywhere and therefore Stick there noses and opinions anywhere and everywhere because for some reason they think they, the arts, and humanities as a whole are God's gift to humanity. Techies at least have a somewhat stable and secure job field even when factoring in AI. Humanities focused careers. Meanwhile, have much weaker job security, hence the " starving artist" trope. And respect them for sticking to something they love, but if you want to do that shit as a main career to put foot on the table, you're objectively a fool unless you have connections or are absurdly talented and lucky. The obnoxious artsy types no, they will never get the prestige and respect crave so much so they take out that frustration on other people and "ai bros" are the easiest target since SaaS vermin are committed to making everything worse on purpose for shits and giggles.

>>107802445
It's projection. AI art enjoyers for the most part got into stuff like Midjourney, StableDiffusion, etc. before it became controversial due dude to finding the technology interesting. The concept that it was immoral wasn't yet a widespread belief. Artists then found the next thing to virtue signal about, and because they have absolutely no passion or enthusiasm for technology, nor sense of the wonder of technological advancement, they decided it's perfectly acceptable to attack it and tear it down as collateral. Meanwhile the tech guys are just playing with a cool toy they genuinely found interesting, with no intended harm toward artists.

you mean in artist circles

the tech using people merely use new tools to do a better job, it has been like that for centuries