>>107547331
>doubles down on his retarded act
Okay, you won.

>>107547355
>brings TS on a rust vs go thread
>ask about TS for desktop
>le thread with "HTTP server benchmark"!!!!!

sigh. I accept your concession

>>107547379
Yes, you already won.

>>107547142
Go has a runtime as well

>>107547296
not anymore since a couple of years

>>107547298
Floating point types are always signed, dumbass.

>>107547340
what part of reduced instruction set you don't understand?

>>107547356
I don't conceptualize floating point as signed. Not in the sense that an integer is signed. Its a totally different thing. Floats are more similar to unsigned that signed ints.

>>107542797
>It doesn't have better performance per watt, the apple m4 max uses over 50 watts of power when doing anything intensive, while at the same time delivering effectively less performance per core than an intel or amd chip

I doubt that's less performance/watt/core than Intel housefire 300W TDP Core i9000 degrees celsius "I swear we can compete with Ryzen this year" "technology".

>>107547412
>I don't conceptualize
I don't give a fuck what you conceptualize and the CPU doesn't give a fuck either. IEEE 754 floats are always signed.

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>>107547474
h264 is actually supported as of a year ago I believe

>>107546807
All wrong except cameras

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I got a spare Galaxy Bud FEs
They seem to be more expensive now than when I bought em.

Do I sell them or just keep them for future? Any tips?

>>107547426
Keep them.

>>107546451
Only Brazil and Singapore I think

>>107547436
Thanks. Any reason you'd suggest why?
I don't really know much about bluetooth earphones, are they considered quite good?

Good enough to where it's worth keeping them around in case anything happen to mine? I have some Pixel Buds too

This is why all these forks of Firefox are memes, they never fully remove all the bloat in Firefox. Better use a browser written from the ground up.

>>107546806
They're not for practical use like that, silly anon. They're for virtue signaling by telling everyone how you'll never use Mozilla again whilst using a browser derived from them, whose only difference is they changed the logo and pre-configured some settings.

>>107544092
Is there anything else that needs to be disabled?

>>107544056
Locally-evaluated AI doesn't spy on you.

>>107544739
>>107544807
I still remember when about:config had a boolean option for autoplaying *any* media

>>107546914
>requires a phone
deal breaker
>inb4 just phone number for an account
even bigger deal breaker

>>107547404
You do have a phone, right?

>>107547425
still not giving the jews my phone number

>>107547440
>I'm a nazi piece of shit

Can't say I'm even a little bit surprised.

>>107542498
Kobo running Quill OS (formerly InkBox).
Unfortunately they switched development to PineNote only, and they just deleted the porting channel from their discord right as I was about to open up my Libra 2.

Imagine buying ugly dogshit smartphone because fuck *big corp* that makes good smartphone

>>107535316
>gf
>g

>>107540924
miniLEDs which rape OLEDs, also cameras

>>107543503
Samsung and Apple no longer make good smartphones.

We are taking Sony to a night event to test picture quality.

>>107543360
It's a fresh start without the problems of Commodore in its incarnations. But the old hats are also ALL in. They have said the new C64 is just basically, the thing they are going to sell for now to build up money and such and make a NEW computer. Kind of a successor to the Amiga really more than a C65 type machine. The dude said he doesn't want to compete with any of the current going fan made machines which is cool too.

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or just buy a cheap ARM SBC and enjoy vastly superior 2D and 3D graphics, superior sound quality (SID chips can easily be emulated), any programming language (including BASIC) you like and it can browse the internet, cheap SD card storage, loads of GPIO/I2C options for hardware tinkering and run any Linux and BSD OS.

Is the genx nostalgia market really big enough to accomplish anything in current year?

>>107543067
From what I'm getting the new C64 is just a linux box with extra fluff so eh? It's no different from Chinkware handhelds running Emulationstation.
And what you described is just pointless because sadly computers don't work like that anymore. Nobody is losing their minds over 3D rendering, spirets and lol BASIC. You're an autistic 40yo guy with no sense of reality and thickest nostalgia google.

>>107544636
>From what I'm getting the new C64 is just a linux box with extra fluff so eh?
That was the OLD new C64. The NEW new C64 is a turbo enhanced "real" one with extra stuff onboard like a RAM drive, direct access from BASIC to the SD card, other stuff.

It's completely different from emulators.

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>>107543348
>There were like 40 commercial releases for the C64 last year
What? FR FR?

>>107547262
im against AI, i don't want our population be controlled by 4 company's, I want free software AI that runs locally on my machine.

You are just a useful idiot.

>>107547262
It is not even AI. It is next generation programming brought on by having computing power and resources that once limited to massive dedicated supercomputers. It is triggering the next round next of automation and this time it is menial white collar on the crosshairs instead of menial blue collar labor. The USA and EU had already eroded their blue collar segments via automation but the line must go for shareholders and labor costs are the last pillar to tackle. That's the whole reason why their is a massive push on the private sector or so called "ML/AI".

>>107547262
and they were both right

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People who are against AI are the same people who were against cars in 1900

>>107547262
It's ironic how much like shitcoins, AI apologists sound.

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ANCHOR

boku die

>>107547473
Not the hero we deserve but the hero we need.

Yay!

>>107547061
It shouldn't. I think there is something wrong with your settings.

>>107547061
>turn HDR
>burns your retina

Everything you need to know:

https://yedlin.net/DebunkingHDR/index.html

Steve Yedlin ACS worldclass cinematographer explains hdr to Roger Deakins xD

>>107547242
Roger Deakins is right about HDR

>>107544303
Well, is there a microUSB to Type C cable out there? Im sure it probably exists.

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I've been using a wired Xbox controller since 2015, and although I still enjoy it, the problem is the huge ass cable. It's thick, heavy and gets annoying when jerking it. Should I just get the newest wireless Xbox ones? I heard something about Hall effect triggers but not sure. Price is no point btw.

>>107547304
The wireless xbox controllers can use bluetooth but that adds latency which is observable.
A wireless dongle exists but it overheats easily after two hours of gaming making the controller lose connection.
The best for wireless gaming on pc is to choose from 8bitdo.

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>>107525250
Steam Controller

>>107547363
>8bitdo
The problem is the shape. I find the Xbox shape perfect for my hands. I don't wanna experiment with something else

>>107547097
No porn is worth paying for. There's plenty available for free.

>>107547237
A slave doesn't have a job. A slave has obligations to its master. Now lick Sam's feet.

>>107547257
What's available for free often feels worthless. That's why people are drawn to porn to pay for. It's not worth it. It's not better than what's available for free. But if feels good for them.

>>107547273
Retards deserve to be swindled, I have no sympathy for cumbrained paypiggies.

>>107546589
The most egregious part is "you will take the bill for it if it bellies up! Daddy government will ensure it!"
So much for rugged, individualism and entrepreneurship!

>>107547390
Yeah. I already had that on. I think something is just fucked up in its detection somewhere (whether that's Firefox's fault, or KDE's fault, or Mesa's, fault, etc, is difficult to tell) and toggling vsync off and on just "fixed" it by accident.

Probably it will work most of the time but sometimes will accidentally pick up the wrong value and sync to a different display for whatever reason.

I would guess this may be down to me using multiple monitors because say Firefox is partly on one monitor and partly on another monitor (which can happen sometimes) which value is it supposed to sync to?

>>107547362
Ubuntu.
>>107547414
To be honest, idk shit about what Rufus does with the ISO contents. Was assooming heavily when you check something like
>MBR
from the settings it would specifically attempt to create legacy BIOS bootable medium. But sure, having MBR with a FAT32 containing all the relevant files should still boot with UEFI PC.

>>107546549
dd mode worked. I installed XFCE but on login it gives an error message which says:
"GDBus Error:org.freedesktop.PolicyKit1.Error: An authentication agent already exist for the given subject."
I suppose I could just disable XFCE polkit from autostart but I'm not sure if that's the correct solution to the problem.

>>107547439
all i know is that the MBR/GPT selection in Rufus has to match whatever scheme the image is actually built for. i could be wrong, but i think .img files usually include the info, whereas with ISOs you have to guess. or maybe it's up to the tool like Rufus or Gnome Disks to detect it properly.

>>107547453
Well according to that you have two polkit agents trying to run at the same time. Find out which one you have besides the XFCE one and purge it then restart.

>>107547270
Look into MinIO or Filecloud

>>107547288
Thanks but these don't fit for my use case. I just want to use my windows PC sort of like a NAS where other devices in my house can automatically store or access files from.


I previously just used WSL to run CasaOS but the overhead is quite tedious, I just want something to 'just work' on windows.

>>107547347
Using WSL and running Nextcloud through a Docker container?

>>107547347
Alright then. Try looking into MyWorkDrive or FileRun.

>>107547368
I want to avoid using WSL if possible.

>>107547415
Again nice inputs but fuck I'll probably just stick with GoogleDrive given I already have a family subscription for it. Thanks though.