Aichads are absolutely making art trannies absolutely SEETHE Lmao
>>107535403>>>107532981 (OP)>If you think that the anipedo slop on the bottom is better then you have to have a brain aneurysmThey have become addicted to aNiMe StYeL Of tHE SuPEriOR JApANeSE! Wapanesies detected kek
>>107540862sure they will.the AI corporations will do exactly what they're doing now.free use for a few gens that look incredible before they're hit with "you've ran out of free gens, upgrade to--"and they will, because it's the only option available, and they're too soft and weak to fight back.
>>107535547>learning how to tardwrangle a hallucinating computer isn't very satisfying at the end of the day.This is why I've avoided using AI at work.
>>107536583>>107536737
>>107540072>upboat!Redditor behavior--there aren't even votes here.
this guy is a fucking schizo but i think he's right about this one
>>107541438Naw, that's just what's in me pockets.You, however, need to be kept from the crayons lest you eat them.
>>107541472Did you hit a character limit making the longest >no u effortpost in 4chan history?
>>107538494Have you ever tried living in the forest and breeding/eating dogs?
>>107538494the planet survived worse damage than mere climate changing
>>107538494>hurr durr muh climate armageddonhttps://www.brighteon.com/881137b2-5d54-4182-a47e-bb42f7626b90
Early 2020s: China enacts laws severely crippling the internet for people unless they show IDJul 2025 (Online Safety Act): UK enacts laws neutering the internet for people unless they show ID; remains in effect despite initial outcryDec 2025 (Online Safety Amendment): Australia enacts laws neutering the internet for people unless they show ID; likely to remain in effect despite current outcryApr 2026? (KOSA, made it into the House recently): US enacts laws neutering the internet for people unless they show their IDsEU has similar shit on the table iirc, they're the fucking EU they love regulationThis will get worse, and this won't go away, at least not in the way you want it to - it'll be an impossibly difficult sell because "THINK OF THE CHILDREN!" Security theater is notoriously difficult to reverse, just compare flying pre and post 9/11. This'll probably be more of the same. Again, UK already had a petition, the gov there just laughed in everyone's faces. Only way any of this is really "going away" is, like, the internet itself going extinct.Not just this btw, also got countries banning Chinese social media (which in many cases can ironically be less restrictive), Android banning sideloading, etc.This won't get kids playing outside again. They'll just watch only the government-OK kid-friendly TV, YouTube Shorts, and AI. Sheeple will still use a heavily policed internet and talk to Amanda the AI HR Lady because "brain need dopamine". China's still full of internet addicts despite having long had one of the world's most censored internets.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
They tried some age restriction laws in the 90s. They tried similar laws a lot of times since then but the internet wasn't a serious propaganda medium yet and most users and the corporations that catered to the hated the idea, so those laws got fended off.Only in the last 10-15 years has the Internet become truly relevant to politics, has it become mass media. Only in the last 5-10 years has the general population become online enough to be influenced significantly by online speech.So it is no surprise that attempts to restrict that speech really picked up in the last decade. Of course the way lawmakers work for these things is kind of conservative. At first things are too new for them to have a mental model of the situation, so it takes a few years until they are calling industry leaders to testify before Congress (remember Zuck and other CEOs doing that in like 2018?). Once they've wrapped their mind around it, the lawmakers must gauge public support for certain measures, but this is hard unless someone in a similar political system has passed similar laws. Some US states and FVEY countries passed some minor laws and eventually some of these anglosphere countries had success with age verification a couple years ago, and those are coming into effect now.Since there is very little pushback against these laws even in similar systems, everyone now knows how much political capital they have to spend to pass one, which is why they are finally succeeding. At the core of all this is the fact that passing these laws wins you more points with the public than you lose. Most parents support these laws, and they're on the internet now. A few principled computer nerds aren't going to outnumber them any time soon.
>>107534272internet died during gamergate when coin c2 systems were asymmetrically deployed on western civilian populations, payload cw
>>107534272>get away with killing the internet in 1 year?The internet has already been killed years ago by big corporations, smartphones, normalfaggots and the the 3rd world.Its corpse is rotting unless you're a blind retard who thinks the modern internet benefits you in any way
>>107537012>>social media =/= the internetSocial Media IS the internet, good luck trying to find small and niche websites nowdays
>>107541450There are plenty of random websites and shit out there, you just won't be served them on Google since they started heavily favoring mobile-friendly websites in 2015. They favor commercial over noncommercial sites these days too.
What are the most valuable things to download from the internet?>inb4; p0rn
>>107537800all of libgen.make sure to seed it.don't let the AI jews win.
>>107538602>Other people's bitcoinAsk me how I know you don't know how bitcoin works.
>>107540781it's virtual money you download? are you stupid?
>>107537800meatspin, saved my life countless times
>>107540999Heh. Almost forgot about the meatspinner.
What's /g/ opinion on Fonts?
>>107505404>>107505726>We used to use Times New Roman.It's only makes sense if you print out everything. Just another contrarian bs because muh dei. My uni also enforced to use that crap for thesis, but I replaced it with Liberation Serif and nobody noticed.
for me, it's monaco
TNR reminds me of the middle school essays I would shit out on Word in half an hour so I hate it. I don't think calibri is much better though, it's definitely overused. Very funny that font choice is a culture war issue now
>>107505744FDR in 1932
>>107534118which fonts are these?
>be me>have i5-3570 desktop>see someone posting their t480 (which they paid ~$130 for)>it has a i-5-8350U>look at https://www.cpubenchmark.net>faster than mine desu>mfw
>>107541237>found the guy who doesn't follow the maintenance schedule and wonders why his car only lasts 300,000 milesAt 500k on my 90s Toyota
>>107541278cool, someone can change the oil. my bmw is at only 200k but in my defense it's a relatively new model
>>107541295>cool, someone can change the oil.500k/30=16.7k--what do you mean? There is no reason to drive more than 17k a year.
>>107541359The reason most cars die is people simply stop doing maintenance. And rust.
>>107540809>be me6.17.9even fucken fedora has 6.17.12
VU EditionHow to request advice:>Budget>Intended use (media, source, environment)>Frequency response preference and music examples>Past gear and your thoughts on themFAQ:>Where do I buy IEMs?Amazon, Aliexpress, Linsoul, Hifigo, Shenzhenaudio>Shopping Guide (IEMs, PMPs, Cables, Ear Tips, etc.):https://rentry.org/consoomer_guideComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107540672https://www.ebay.com/itm/167409173566
>>107540729Something that isn't a phone?
>>107540741aliexpress chinkheld. only sub $20 linux/android options
>>107539025Psyche looks good.
could someone recommend me a etyomtic clone? use er2xr and need an isolating iem
There will be a point where they ask the public to buy and user their products right? But what will that be? A phone? Some AI companion robot thing? The way most companies make money make money is to sell stuff, good or services. So what are they going to sell? And to who?What is all this for what's the end goal?
iirc the endgame is robotics. amazon and tesla are hoping it takes off. nvidia is happy to provide as much shovels as possible. openai is trying to capitalize on inference but they already lost the war to deepseek. the only way they're staying competetive is by the USA government helping them out with mr trumps "dey cant get those damn chips!!!"
considering theyre depopulationists, probably something to do that.
Ah sweet another AI derangement syndrome thread.
>>107539584idk why people keep shilling for deepseek that shit sucks donkey dick for coding
>>107539935>idk why people keep shilling for deepseek that shit sucks donkey dick for codingBecause they are Chinese shills.
Post your personal websites, they're public anyways. I'll starthttps://tinfoil-hat.net
>>107540064>I don't want any fucking emails.better than always asking for your phone number, google, apple or X account
>>107540089>how about you dont enter your email, when askes, retardBecause they require email verification. Or they did in the past. I don't know about today which is why I asked.>>107540112Self-signed certs never needed any of that.
>>107530282http://beastie.sdf.org:4200/
Mine is just an html file in ~/ set to my new tab page.
>>107532439https://portal.mozz.us/gemini/gemini.circumlunar.space/users/adiabatic/words/computing/internet/nice-personal-website/ links to a bunch of tutorials
>He claims to care about software freedom while installing DRM on every computer he's ever owned
>>107536978If your definition of DRM is that there isn’t source code available, sure, it’s all DRMed. Furthermore, no, they don’t sign API calls, this is why literally every steam game that doesn’t implement extra DRM (Denuvo or something bespoke) is instantly cracked, because you just stick the same Steam emulator DLL in the folder with the game and it runs.
>>107538097you can use steamcmd which is like a package manager
>>107531860Pretty much any graphical linux system relies on the Direct Rendering Manager interface these days, this isn't specific to Steam.
>>107540374You still need an account, the account website signup has tracking pixels like Google, Facebook and others. When will you people learn to stop using this awful service.
>>107541091What online store does not require an account?
discuss desktops and not fetishes, typrevious: >>107482038
>>107541294Thanks, I appreciate it. I'm a bit interested in design and writing.
>>107540042>PEDOPHILEBTW, this is YET ANOTHER anon that you have conflated with me, so that makes maybe FOUR.Here is one particular FACT that I would like to make known: I NEVER shit on anyone's DESKTOPS here, @ all. If I do not like it, I simply do not respond to it.BUT>BUTBUT I also often do not respond to ones that I like, either, so no response does not mean that I do not MELIKES. Sometimes I just do not know any WORDS @ all 2 say about a given DESKTOP that MELIKES.I also remembered something that does JUSTIFY the paranoia of SAMEFAGGING that @ least one of (You) seems to have, and that was the recent poasting and deleting by elliot of their pic with lots of (You)s all over it showing they were all him.I've been @ this web site for 17 years and seen so much of so much of so much of such things, it's just KEKZ to me, but I will NEVER shit on anyone's DESKTOPS and will only shit on (You) when being attacked.NNNNNNNNNNNs and FAGGOTS.
>>107541351So that *is* your own writing there? I searched it before making my POAST to see if it was lyrics or something else, and found nothing.What made you liken "the city" to a wounded animal, and when you say "the city" do you mean a particular city, or THA PROVERBIAL?
>>107540762>Easily the most technically arcane setup in this thread, good job.thanks!>Is that themed Motif or FOX?ddd and gvim are themed motif, minesweeper is fox. file manager (picrel) is modified xfe which is fox, based it off ice2k's xfeheres my xresources*background: #e9e9e9*foreground: #353535*XmText.background: #ffffff*XmTextField.background: #ffffffComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107535237>What's the audacity skin?you mean audacious?https://files.catbox.moe/yezrw0.wsz (Serenity_White_Fixed..wsz)using xmms (picrel) here to be specific, its more accurate to winamp
>>107462755Don'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.
>>107540412As my main stationary computer - stays docked. It's a bit cumbersome device to move around...Anything really, from wasting time on ytb to playing games with my kids.
>>107520666Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre has all you need
>>107536500I somewhat miss the keyboard on my T420, but the rest of the user experience has always been a mixed bag.>bought in 2014 and still fucking works>was able to recently grab 2x8gb DDR3L sticks for free to perhaps run it as a server of sorts>but it's a bit too weak for plex as it's a 2520m (with dGPU)>isn't as power efficient as modern chips>considered doing a meme upgrade of the chingchong screen, expresscard usb 3.0, and 2720qm cpu but realized it's a sunken cost fallacyIt works fine enough for web and yt, but when taking into consideration the modern comforts of the X13g4 i bought a short while ago and a few X1's i tested at work, i prefer the modern comforts. Also, the keyboards on the X series are more than fine for modern laptops.>>107538892>>107540503Absolutely based.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Is the battery life really that low on thinkpads? 3 hours is ridiculous for a laptop in 2025
>>107540986Mine lasts 6 hours on average
clean your code
>second of appreciationi appreciated that you appreciated, /g/i told youmost of the time im a nice guy
>>107539849goal: turn a vector<tuple<string>> into a vector<string>
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>>107539849Here's my entire Tetris program in 270 lines. Pick any 20 you want. How about the game core 139-157? Or the well routines 203-221?
Not all heroes wear capes.
>>107541004Rare Fr*nce W
>>107541004>chugs with HEVC>chugs with 4Kyeah great player
>>107541266We live in the present.
>>107541115Brand recognition is a big thing
sirs we are using mpv.
Best econony ever bond yields like no other - EditionApplication advice:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TlqTVNtQd4Considering a side hustle?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K-Gr7VLCi8>Interviewinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kE0x3i4IloI>How to write a resumehttps://github.com/0xCyberY/CVE-T4PDF>Salary StuffComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
I have an offshored tech job in an American multinational (NOT a pajeet)Is Trump even doing anything to get people like me fired and bring jobs back to America? What I do would easily be paid $100k in the US
Maybe unemployment isn't so bad....ha...ha
>>107539214It's getting to be pretty common
>>107540844It's more likely than you think
I know this general is focused on the unemployed in tech, but the overall unemployment rate, job market and economy across the globe is pretty dire. When will things get to the point where people are simply fed up and start making noise? Gen Z protests are happening lately, when will this become a global phenomenon that makes an actual impact?
