>>107552674
>a sob story without answering the question
you're a retard and you should go apply for McDonalds

>>107558321
Ask for a HG gunpla model and a pair of snippers decent odds the occasional model building would suit your tism.

>>107558478
>introducing a sperg to gunpla
might as well tell him to ask for some heroin

>>107558458
Do you want to ride one at some point though? Can she buy you something that'll get you closer to that dream?

>>107558473
Oh shit my bad, what non-retarded question did I miss?

>europe
OH NO NO NO NO NO

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>>107555017
>Now I like the feel of the beyer more, but surprisingly I think the sony did better in blocking out outside sound
???

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Are there some good (perferably written) guides for REW and calibration speakers for casualish music listening? Built-in help is a bit much.

>>107557148
>Is it really not about quality? I thought that was the whole point.
Lossless is about quality, but it’s overkill. Even if you can tell lossy from lossless in a test, the moment some random thought pops into your head, your focus on the differences is gone and it doesn’t really matter anymore. Compressed formats at a decent bitrate sound great. Lossless is more about peace of mind and just why not.

>Location
Yookay
>Budget
£350
>What I'm looking for
For listening to music, some bass-heavy music. Also for gaming. Preferably closed back headphones, with detachable cable(s), and most importantly they should be very comfortable to wear on my big head for long periods of time. I don't want my ears to become sore.
>Previous gear and my thoughts on it
ATH-M40x
Sound quality seemed okay, but I've never used good headphones so I have no reference point. I did find them to be quite uncomfortable.
Monoprice Retro
These were good for the price but they were still a bit uncomfortable

>>107558594
Comfort is pretty subjective. Maybe it's worth to go to an audio store, bother the sales assistant, listen to half of their headphones, then say that you need to think about it and check with the wife. And after that just order the ones you liked on amazon.

>>107537491
>"Guy! Aren't i so cool for my contrain take on the frog forum? Holy heckerino! i hope i farm some (you)s!"

>>107555484
But the dpad is dogtrash

>>107532510
gonna buy this

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>>107525250
I have big hands so PS5 controller is perfect for me. Same with button layout.
PS4 is ok but PS3 is just too small.

>>107525250
>No mic
>No touchpad
>AA batteries

It's a good pad but the DualSense dethroned it

>>107557693
It's a custom build of Iosevka. They have a configurator website that spits out a config file for the build environment. Just follow the directions at the bottom on the configurator page. Make sure to add --jCmd=<threads>
to the end of the build command, or you'll oom.
https://pastebin.com/59WksSk9
https://typeof.net/Iosevka/
https://typeof.net/Iosevka/customizer

>>107556507
post cat

>>107552824
who's the girl?

>>107556173
Really cozy, any chance you could share the 4chan CSS?

>>107555488
>neomutualism
how come nobody who becomes an ultra-radical ever go back to mainstream political ideologies, like democratic liberalism? it's always some stupid meme-shit like syndicalism or technocracy, where it's less crazy than what they were doing, but still pretty weird.

sorry if this sounds dumb but im finally getting my lazy butt around to getting wan 2.2 and the premade workflow in this rentry: https://rentry.org/wan22ldgguide seems to only have a 5 second output and also it's at a lower framerate
in the 2.1 workflow i used from the older rentry, it had an 8 second output at 24fps
am i overlooking something or how do i get 8 second videos with 24 fps for 2.2? i dont really want to poke around on civitai because i remember dudes here posting some extremely cursed workflows that took hours for the equivalent of a schizophrenic ms paint scribble

>>107557319
To get 8 seconds at 24fps with WAN 2.2 find the "Empty Latent Video" node and change frames from 121 to 193 and set any FPS settings to 24. 2.2 workflows default lower because it's more resource heavy than 2.1. You can run 8sec at 24fps fine, just takes longer and more VRAM.Make those changes and you're good. Reply if you can't find the nodes.

>>107557354
"/ldg/ Comfy I2V Kijai workflow" was what i was looking at
i didnt see it in there

Real general with classic thread quality

>>107557319
We are real local general, we don't use any API money related UIs

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>>107558521
There's mission centre but it also has the same issues as Plasma System Monitor.

>>107558539
So far so good

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>>107558563
It does show the GPU and its usage itself though which is very nice.

>>107555270
>Is it possible for something to be moved from an official repository to the AUR?
yes, it's possible for something to be demoted from official package to aur, or promoted from aur to official package. however, no official package can possibly depend on something from the aur, as pacman does not support the aur at all, by design. the aur is strictly unsupported

>>107558569
That's nice, thanks

>>107545497
why do you need to talk to anyone at all?
I've been using arch for 13 years and nixOS for 1 year, and everything has been searchable online. in current year you can also cope with a chatbot if you want

>>107547833
>flakes are still treated like shit.
no they're not, nobody has been and nobody ever will make breaking changes to it. its literally treated as a stable feature, the experimental flag is just spineless cope at this point

documentation?

>>107558502
usecase?

>>107550170
>It seems like they removed it because the upstream repository has been dead for 5 years and the package is unused.
the literal first line in that discussion: "Palantir is a fascist company and their software has no place in Nixpkgs."

>>107550426
sata is slow as shit pcie cards are much better

>>107553965
>have a bunch of SATA connectors
>NNOOOO YOU HAVE TO BUY NVME DRIVES INSTEAD
Look, most of the time 600Mbps is good enough.
I mean, it doesn't even make a difference on the OS drive for boot times and shit. Most programs make no difference.

Nvme is pretty solid for large transfers

>>107556439
You made me realise my fundamental problem with NVME.
The amount of space it takes up compared to a simple SATA port. It could be fixed by installing them vertically on boards, but that still leaves them sticking out like expansion cards.
SATA is pretty good in terms of IO breakout flexibility, power delivered externally too.

The concept of the storage is kinda shit at a base level, only the bandwidth really redeems it. Add in the reality of the form factor and it's trash. Ironically SATA never had to conform to something like 2.5", 3.5" etc, it was just a connector, how they housed stuff was up to manufacturers. We still could have had memory sticks you plug in via cable, attached to motherboard in a different way.

There's still time to stop before we end up with IDE cables again.
It's not too late.

>>107558480
>SATA is pretty good in terms of IO breakout flexibility, power delivered externally too.
Bro, SATA is shit-tier for all of these items because of all backwards legacy crap.
NVMe is far superior to all of those aspects. You are confusing NVMe with M.2 port.

>>107555115
I ain't doing no survey, but to answer your question: It was seeing Windows continue to get worse with no end in sight. Windows 7 was really the last great Windows OS. I skipped 8 and went to 10. 10 was usable, for the most part. But Microsoft kept fucking with things and you had set registry keys to fix it, and then a few updates later they would change the keys you'd need to set. The final straw was the release of 11 and how much worse it seemed then even 10. At that time I started to make a real effort to switch to Linux. I knew Microsoft was eventually going to force the switch and I didn't want to be caught with my pants down when it happened.

I had used Linux previously for random projects but never seriously as my main desktop. In the past I had used a combination of Debian and LXQT. I liked LXQT, but wanted a few more features for my main desktop and so went for Debian with KDE. My first attempt to switch did not go well. It was a stuttery mess that I had tried to troubleshoot for a few weeks before giving up and returning to Windows 10. This was likely due to a combination of Debian's old drivers and the GTX 1080 I had at the time. A few months later I tried again with KDE Neon, because I figured if any distro would give me a good experience with KDE, it would be their own. And it was great, and I still run KDE Neon now. I will say KDE 6 is perhaps not as polished as 5 was, but I still do like KDE.

>>107555312
Indeed, spend some dollars

>>107557751
sorry for being a poor 3rd world pleb just trying to graduate from an engineering uni, I'll consider it tho

>>107555115
Fuck you pay me

>>107556043
>PITA
It really is only a pain on initial setup. Then it works exactly the same as single boot, except with a menu.

>>107558281
>Everyone can change
I assure you the SECOND this shit starts to impact the ability for druggies and alcoholics to shit up every nation on earth the whole project will burn down overnight lmao
There are too many people who simply need to be pulled from the streets and terminated, they have no chance of recovery and no amount of stupid tech bullshit can fix them. They are already visible with the naked eye to anyone with a pulse, they are black, white, brown, arab, asian and every shade inbetween.

A society in the shape of a utopia cannot be created by trying to make dogshit sticky enough to hold that shape you need to use a clean material.

>>107555161
As long as the government doesn't intervene in stopping the production of hardware, as prices rise margins also rise and create an opportunity for new producers to enter the market
It's not guaranteed because nothing is guaranteed. AI is destined to fail anyway, it's revolutionising things but margins will lower easily. These companies are basically investing for nothing but they're using freshly printed government money anyway.

This is being done by a desperate scam company to hinder it's competition. Even NVIDIA is backing out on some of it's plans to support them because despite all the hardware they burn they keep getting smacked by more efficient models. We're caught in the crossfire of a literal fucking retard given unlimited VC capital because he looooooves sucking dick

These threads are made by tech inept people. I could comfortably use 4GB of RAM on any popular Linux distribution and probably would be fine with two. Plenty of people run pretty intense workloads with 8GB Macbook Airs which are usually the most powerful laptops with just 8GB of Ram. 99% of people have 16GB of RAM or more and if one of their sticks die they won't need to change to a fucking cloud because they would still have 8GB of RAM.

>>107555161
>but to push people into a cloud ecosystem in the future?
How long precisely do you feel it practical to restrict the ability to purchase?
What about all the manufacturers without a "cloud presence"? Why would they play this game? Whilst they're waiting out the market for all the existing and usable devices to die and losing sales consistently in the process....

>imagine a future where most consumer hardware can only run a browser and very lightweight stuff, and the rest needs to be done though cloud services
you mean the '60s/70s? When you interfaced a terminal because that was cheap and you shared computer time across the network because it was expensive and the computer was the size of a f'kin building.

>>107558532
>is this the same for the UK plugs?
Power is power. You'll want the 230V math (it's actually 220, but close enough)

The brick does the trransforming, yeah, but I question 13A. It eats less than three, on paper. That's a potential to feed it 10A more than it needs. @220V/10A that's the better part of 2.2KW. That's where things like 'fire' happens.

>>107558546
Sounds like it makes sense? The closer the fuse is to the max then the fuse will blow before the wires start overhearing and cause a fire?

>>107558566
I've found one with "Rated to carry 250V at 10A", that's still 7A higher than I need, no?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/StarTech-com-UK-COMPUTER-POWER-CABLE/dp/B0B1JLQJ5P
The wire I'm looking at.

>>107558494
Right side says
>Input: 100-240V 4.5A 50-60Hz
>Output: 20.0V 15.0A 300.0W
So a cable that can handle 13A will certainly be able to handle the 4.5A this thing draws

>>107558532
>it'll be able to handle 13A from the wall plug
Sounds like you're thinking of this backwards. Saying it's a 13A wall plug means it can supply UP TO that amount, depending on what the device needs. So you can plug in a 1A charger or a 10A charger but not a 20A charger. This is different from voltage where the numbers need to match exactly (too low and the device won't run right, too high and you'll fry it)

>>107558601
For context this is what the AC cable and transformer I need are.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Charger-Adapter-GX21F23045-SA10R16956-ADL300SLC3A-Black/dp/B0DM56BCTD
But they don't sell it and it's going for £130 elsewhere which I'm certain I don't need to spend since I have the most expensive part still alive.

>>107558611
Didn't notice that thanks for pointing it out.

Im reading about AC/DC and it's saying make sure the polarity matches?
Their diagram is different to what's on here, do I need a negative cable that takes 240V at say 5A (if such a cable exists)? Or positive

>>107553377
Funny, considering /g/ bullied his crazy ass to death. Curious how the /pol/troon parasites pretend to worship him because he said "nigger" a lot when he ran out of anti-psychotics.

>>107550362
buy an ad, blow

>>107550362
No idea but Tim Epic is the most successful between those 3

>>107550362
thumbnail made it look like middle guy wearing TNG uniform

>>107552864
This. Though there might be autismos we don't know about, working on Linux, who are better in technical terms, but when it comes to impact there's really no competition.

>>107557752
>post you're ECC
Mines a handgun, which is irrelevant to this board

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>>107557752
but moving to a minisforum ms-a2 with 128gb no ecc in a few days

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>>107557752
>This is now $1000 in ram

>>107558596
I bought those 4 for $275 total august of 2024. Now they're $230 a piece.