>>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

>>107547391
why are you so mad your thread got deleted bwo? its just a thread boe

>>107547465
Why would you botmaker cocksuckers want even more tranny drama to get in the way of your botmaker cocksucking?

What does the dog in the OP mean? Is it spiritually significant? Can I get a card with this exact feeling?

>>107547481
uh oh spitefaggy melty

>>107547506
rentry.org/itsfunny

>>107547221
I fucking cannot stand it all that all nuclear power plants do is boil water. The history of humanity is nothing but boiling water. In the future there will be new ways to boil water and that's it.
Fuck it.

>>107547221
you literally can't force me to use winblows ever again :)

>>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

>>107535118
>there's tons of laptops that can do the same exact thing for a way more affordable price.
Even used ones? I was under the impression that used old modern(T450-T490) thinkpads would be a better value than buying something new. What are these tons of new laptops that outperform them for cheaper than a used T490 at $100-200 bucks from ebay?

>>107538220
>>107537747
>>107534167
>>107533879
wait until xirs hear about the framework 13

>>107546047
I heard that its super flimsy parts and plus doesnt it cost like $1k? no ones buying a used classic thinkpad for that price

>>107547278
it was early production models that mightve had those problems, its sorted out by now
besides it still beats any thinkpad in modability which was the point of my post

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>>107546047
It's on par with thinkpads actually or at least as "super flimsy" - thinkpads with removable keyboards often have a noticable gap between keyboard and the palmrest with clips showing
Also heard some had their trackpads wonky from the factory and had to fix themselves

>>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!

>>107547448
keep malding half breed nigger

>>107547427
i think anyone watching the current situation can agree with you there

>>107547458
we are keeping you in containment

>>107547463
>ani rentry
you were warned by the /ldg/ OG's. this is your legacy niggerjak. trooning out and malding every day of your life

>>107547492
>we are keeping you in containment
Curious. I thought "niggerjak" was the one spamming reposts. Are you saying you are the one deciding what gets and doesn't get reposted?

>>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.

>>107546681
uncensor tunes are all garbage
Sure they can reduce refusals but if the models didn't have smut in their dataset to begin with then you're using a screwdriver to hammer a nail.

>>107546704
Gemma, it knows more hotlines
Toss will gaslight you into thinking that your request for cat trivia implies that you're into bestiality.

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>>107546704
Gemma 3's safety is very superficial, and the default model doesn't even fare too terribly in the questions of that website.

Is GLM-TTS good for sex?

Guys i don't think i will be running local AGI on my phone by 2028 like Sanjay Gupta promised here two years ago

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>>107539540
>Combat on par with DmC
if you have to use the shitty reboot as the positive, your game is not good

>>107537695
>Noooo, you must play my SNCA tranny games to prove the point because... you just have to, okay?
No thanks, I will stick to stalker and darkwood.

>>107537500
Denuvo hasn't been cracked in years though.

>>107544646
most devs arent retarded and dont use denuvo, denuvo is just a industry parasite leeching off some devs same as all the diversity hires.

If you call a surviving parasite winning then sure they won

>>107537500
>>107537544
>>107537562
>>107537709
every game *worth playing* gets cracked, /v/ermin-kun

>>107546257
baudrillard says that all you have to do is signal you code and you are a coder. the vertical screen and microphone make the guy a legit youtube coder personality. it has nothing to do with actual code.

>>107547172
only if you never get out of your gamer chair

>>107547184
>baudrillard
Leftoid wanker

>>107546257
Linus does not code anymore.
He just answers emails.
I honestly don't know why he needs a powerful PC when he could do everything he does with a laptop while laying in his bed.
>be he has to compile kernel
No, he doesn't - he has (or a least should have) a test team with multiple setups to do it for him.
Or he could pay (or ask some university or some other institution to give it to him for free) for access to some cloud service where he could do it remotely instead of locally.

>>107544651
ai companies just with the current level of spending will empty the venture capital funds of money by january 2027...
>>107544767
the exact date is difficult to know, but the earlier it happens the less fucked up the rest of the economy will be

>>107544651
In 2027 the bubble will have popped up already and they'll scramble to go back into producing non server ram.
This scam is just not sustainable in the long term, they have produced zero results, we've been promised AGI for two weeks from now for two years and none of those word matchers have been able to have a minimum of intelligence, they added thinking but they just don't even understand what they're saying or seeing.

>>107546746
AI will have lasting effects on the economy forever. It both is and isn't a bubble. It's not just going to disappear.

>>107544651
>Ram shortage are here to stay until 2028
Good. Time for your debloated software alternatives to shine. You do write your own bloat-free software... right, anon?

>>107544651
>Ram shortage are here to stay until 2028

Good.

To put it succinctly, we are at the brink of the Singularity. If you're buying RAM to play video games right now you are a fucking horrible selfish person.

There's a reason the costs are high--because demand is high. And that demand is coming from AI companies, who are trying to create AGI.

Once we reach AGI, that's it. No more scarcity. In ANYTHING.

So hold the fuck off of the RAM for now, will you?

>>107547402
>technical merit of the languages.
Did you notice that unlike those languages that were killed by C, Rust didn't repeat their mistake?

i predict that in 20 years, no one will be writting C / C++ anymore except for hobby project or to maintain / interact with legacy codebases.

>>107547484
This is why I'm moving to Rust today.

>>107547469
rust is same as fortran - convoluted mess nobody normal wants to touch.

C has one simple merit - its easy.
It has advanced features which makes writing C slower but you can read and understand C much easier because it has no features to redefine what a line of code means.

>>107547484
>>107547500
topkek
> moving to a programming language
Everything rust shills say is for greens

>>107541975
i decided to get a yu9 deep insertion iem. you recommended 404 as i said er2xr but im not necessarily married to it, it was just what i had. what would be differences between the options? ones ive heard of being, 554,556, 404 and a yu9 yan?

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OK, I went and did it.

>>107547337
Chink'd

>>107547399
Have been for years. But first impressions aren't bad. They require a bit more juice than my Fiio, but the fits feels better.

>>107544110
you should kill yourself regardless (of anything)