>>106468866
What qualifications did you have?
I would accept a $20/hr hell desk position.

Are Help Desk jobs really that easy? Everyone says it's easy, yet I know jack shit about hardware, Windows, standard and commonly used software, or system administration. Can I really do it?

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>>106468866
i make that much with 4 years of professional experience and bachelor's in computer science. but i live in eastern europe.

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>>106469029
>it's a helldesk position. It's all a white man can get in IT now
wagie desk has always been the starting point in IT for people with a double digit IQ

Keep at it wagie, and if you mis-route that ticket again, I'll call you manager :)

>>106469648
Nothing in Japan has been worth saving since 1999. And they refuse to reproduce so whether they die out or die out while being replaced with poos is moot.

fmhy.xyz

From the library

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>get a S25U for $800
>wait for S26U
>wait for iPhone 17PM
>not be a consoomer and get a discounted S25+ or iPhone 16 Pro
help

>inb4 Pixel
stock Android is boring and barebones af

>>106469629
so you can install .apks

>>106469646
why

>>106469031
>long
its the same height as any other smartphone, so narrow

Can any Samsung fag confirm if One UI 7 is good now?
My A55 keeps asking me to update to it.

>>106468649
Good morning

>>106469694
It's about elimating what Indianness (not to be confused with endianness, though some have strong opinions about that as well) remains, and structurally preventing future Indianness.

>>106468649
goodmorning sar

>>106469453
It's like pottery, it rims

>>106469403
dutch is a beautiful language

>>106454162
Remember that pedos gets the rope.
releasing the epstein's files solves this problem.

>>106469682
?? Wrong thread.

>>106457958
>moskals
>against piracy of western products (99% of all published things)
lmao what a b8t

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>>106455347
this, absolute shit tier of a movie and literally the worse of any F1 related movie.

>>106454162
IP law is effectively defunct. It exists almost purely to serve large rights holding companies that can afford large legal teams that can keep up with the pointless bureaucratic burden and it doesn't even promote the creation of new content, because the primary benefactors are entities with minimal or non-existent production, because it allows them to keep pursuing bureaucratic maneuvering while simply acquiring the rights from failed companies, sometimes even companies that got embroiled in successful legal battles with them.
The end result is that on the consoomer side everything becomes advertising or some form of private equity, producing nothing, but squeezing their existing investments instead.
>>106455793
Copyright is the Jewish scheme. Linux was almost acquired by some retard who acquired the rights to Unix and thought that entitled him to also own Linux.
>>106456303
The most ardent defenders and proponents of copyright are usually also the ones going
>well, something is right there in front of me, so why shouldnt I take it?
They all made their money off of public domain or unsecured works and IP law lets them shut the gates behind them and move on to some other public domain or unsecured work.

>>106470091
It works fine.

>>106470074
>blender things, videoediting, photoshop.
If you care about those then get the 5060 ti 16gb or wait for the 5070 super

>>106470080
Any speed increase the 5070 provides will be a meme when the card run out of vram while videoediting or rendering.

>>106470050
I never touched the XMP, then I went in and I thought I turned RAM overclocking completely off - it was set on auto before. It still randomly shut down and at that point I gave up on using it, took it out, and breadboarded it.
What's driving me nuts is that it's completely unpredictable when it just shuts down with no warning. Right now I put my old system back where it was and it's been running for a couple hours with no problems. I'll keep testing it with other stuff. The only thing I've found so far is that the the Thermaltake SF750 just might not work right with some motherboards and it may have something to do with antisurge. I was running the problem system outside of the case for a few hours the other day with a different PSU (and only one monitor attached) when I was getting it loaded up to take the old system's place.

If i only have ryzen 7600 with 4060, will 850w be ok?
It won't fry anything, right?

Someone wrote here that 1000w has intermittent spikes, this isn't the case with 850w?

>>106470056
Chris Titus discovered that it's listed as a Windows feature in DISM and can come enabled in non-compatible PCs

However, he sensationalized that fact because he didn't actually prove that it works or does anything at all

so, tl;dr, need windows 10 on my older 2017 PC for web browsing
>install Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 21H2
>activate with irm https://get.activated.win | iex
>update to 22H2 with https://pastebin.com/rHcgvYS7

Anything else? Is that all there is?

>>106470268
Before activating/connecting to the internet, run ShutUp10's recommended settings on it. Then connect and do all that.

>>106470276
>suggesting non-open source debloating methods

What has happened to /g/....

>>106470292
It just werks still. Open source ones are a bit janky.

>>106470100
Don't wear shorts, dont wear graphic tee's, dont wear flip flops.

>>106470100
You're almost there, just wear a lighter less tacky variety of flannel shirt and a white tshirt underneath, and you're doing business casual

ive ascended past the "apply for jobs and never hear back" phase of my career to the "have recruiters reach out to me, do an interview, and get rejected" phase

>>106470221
Don't worry, you can still go back to the ghosting phase.

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>This hybrid role combines deep technical expertise with client-facing consulting, split approximately 70% onsite delivery and 30% presales support.
Just LinkedIn things.

>>106470262
hes just posting more retarded drivel

1-2 frames of delay doesn't matter when you can shit out 100+fps on a vrr display. For 60hz though I think I would notice.

>>106470269
most games run at 60 or 30 fps

>>106470269
according to microsoft's research on touchscreens, 10ms is the point where visual latency becomes noticeable and objectionable to everyone. considering all the other sources of latency on a current-year pc, you can't afford to just add a frame of latency here or there.

>>106470291
>you can't afford to just add a frame of latency here or there.
its a trade off

>>106470053
I'm not saying that human nature is fundamentally different on 4chan vs. Reddit. Of course things work on Reddit for a reason, and will therefore work to some extent on 4chan too (This btw is an argument AGAINST the "different userbases" theory). But it's hugely important whether this is amplified by the design of the forum. As someone who disagrees with received opinion a lot of the time I can tell you that I've always found it far easier to get engagement on 4chan than Reddit if I'm just being honest or posting for fun. There are tricks to getting good at both websites if you really care about doing numbers, and not using those tricks will hurt on 4chan too if (you)s are what you care about; but at least on 4chan I know my post isn't being "hidden" because the first two mouthbreathers who saw it thought "wtf is this retard talking about". Reddit is hell

>>106470082
If we go by the structure of the website, Hacker News should be worse than Reddit. They decrease your posts opacity making your posts unreadable if you get downvotes. But I've been able get away with spouting controversial opinions on HN than on Reddit. That's purely because the userbase is different.

What you're conforming to matters more than how that conformity is enforced. On HN, I have to conform to startup culture. On 4chan, I have to conform to gamer culture. On Reddit, I have to conform to popular culture. If I started treating /g/ like SemiWiki, I wouldn't get any engagement. I know because I've tried.

All social interactions function the same way. Reddit just makes the results more visible. I don't belong on Reddit because Reddit is for the masses. I can't discuss anything complex there. If Reddit is biased toward anything, it's simplistic content, not socially conformist content. Again, because of its userbase.

>>106456707
How do you explain that some people were allowed to escape to holotower?

>>106456707
>By staging a breach and making it look as though the site were vulnerable and unofficial, the real owners were working to preserve the myth that 4chan is outside the reach of power
everyone knows this, if anything the leak even gave you proof with .edu and .gov emails in the list of jannies
yes this site is run by glowniggers and yes i and other anons will use this site to make fun of them and their interns

>sharty shilling themselves
4chan is garbage but you losers are probably boring as hell to interact with. Probably why you're even here right now.

>>106468364
what makes it different from other llvm frontends like rust, zig, odin, etc. with basically the same syntax?

>>106469993
It doesn't use LLVM.

>>106470127
what does it use then? gcc?

>>106470143
https://c9x.me/compile/users.html

>>106470146
meh
qbe is cool but gcc versions from 10 years ago generate faster binaries

>>106469757
I don't think DPI is the issue here. PWM is.
Modern panel controls brightness by rapidly turning the screen on and off. Try set the brightness to max and see if it helps.

>>106469776
I did consider this, and found that the new 1920x1080 laptop I used actually didn't have PWM. Currently, I have a Mac Air 15 M4 side by side with a thinkpad e15 (with 1920x1080) from work, and the difference is night and day. It's like when looking at thinkpad screen, I perceive the information being displayed "immediately", while on mac, my eyes constantly refocus on each part of the screen to be able to read. And scaling doesn't help.
With this thinkpad e15 it's also not perfect, with prolonged usage I still get fatigue.

Which model supports 4k 60hz output?

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>>106447990
I come back here every now and then to thanks /g/ for giving me the impetus to buy an actually useful and reliable laptop.

I have literally killed my thinkpad and brought it back to life. I spilled tea inside the vents where it shorted the ACPI. I tore the thing down, I wiped it, isopropyl'd it, and waited a while. It's been working fine ever since. There are plenty of other instances where say, my bag was mistreated and the battery casing was busted. Lo and behold, a quick replacement was available. Another time the keyboard was broken. A key replacement was there. I wanted to swap to azerty: easily done. I needed more ports: here's a cheap dock. Chargers are cheap and plentiful. I know that when I need to move to nu-thinkpad I'll probably suffer, but I'll stay on this laptop for a long while yet.

>>106469757
>I'm looking for a laptop that has a 1366x768 panel but a relatively recent cpu, at least 10 000+ cpu mark.
X13/L13/L14 G1 AMD with R5 or R7, plenty of HD+ panels on those models

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>>106469369
and you think that with military tech being 30 years in front of commercial one that NSA cryptographers didn't already solve prime number factorization

newsflash bub, pic related exists
there is a pattern in prime numbers and their multiplications and the three letter agencies are guarding that fact harder than they did with the Enigma
your dumb ape monkey that regurgitates everything is just unable to comprehend that fact

>>106470136
>military tech being 30 years in front of commercial one
post evidence for that assertion or retract it
n.b. the fact that NSA discovered public-key cryptography before Diffie and Hellman doesn't count, as the state of public cryptography research has changed dramatically since then
>that NSA cryptographers didn't already solve prime number factorization
the difficulty of factorizing large integers is only one of the techniques that underlies public key cryptography
you have no evidence that NSA has solved it or any of the others
this thread (and my response to OP) is about quantum computers breaking current public key cryptography, not NSA advances in number theory

>>106470205
>bot response
and there you go with your creativity of needing proof for every claim (whilst asserting your claims while being taken at face value) and can't piece 2 things together (like the fact that pattern in prime numbers do exist and that there is a pattern in their multipliers just by getting that dimension in matrix)

The last one you didn't like so much that you even ignored that I even mentioned.
You probably have high opinion of yourself because you can remember factoids, probably have masters and earn above average for your age and skillset and you pride yourself on your achievements
Your trap is the ego you built around your identity which is why you will never go above the things you know you can already do

>>106466946
>Marijuana 1
it's going to break everything up to AES 420

>>106470244
>needing proof for every claim (whilst asserting your claims while being taken at face value)
that's not what's happening
you are not just making claims, you are making extraordinary claims, and that demands evidence
you are now whining because you have no evidence
>and can't piece 2 things together (like the fact that pattern in prime numbers do exist
the fact that a pattern exists doesn't mean that this information can be used to reduce or eliminate the difficulty of factoring large integers, and even if it did, you have no evidence that the NSA has been able to do so
if this pattern is so important to the problem and you've figured it out, go publish your findings and get your Fields Medal
>You probably have high opinion of yourself because you can remember factoids, probably have masters and earn above average for your age and skillset and you pride yourself on your achievements
you know nothing about me except that i speak English, use 4chan, and know a hell of a lot more than you do about this topic
>ego
so first i'm a bot, then i'm an egoic human
or am i an egoic bot?
you can't remain coherent for even a 150 word shitpost

>>106468017
still on 16GB, which tier am i?

>>106470151
>PCIe expansion card with more but different memory
We have that, it's called your NVME SSD. If you just need more memory and don't care how slow it is make a huge swap file. This is actually preferable to getting 4 sticks for a lot of use cases since your stuff that is in RAM will be faster. Actually for basically all uses except gaming it's better to just make a big swap file. AI image generation for example a fuck ton of the memory is only ever actually written to once.

>>106468017
people still go to slashdot?

>>106468488
>>106468201
They're arm chips, don't use shitty apple branding.

Also the mac memory is fast. macbooks are solid

>>106470258
>They're arm chips
Reductionist to the point of being wrong, they have extra instructions for crypto and x86 compatibility, you can't get an ISA-compatible chip from Qualcomm or anything.
>macbooks are solid
But you have to use macos.

>>106467006
bandcamp 2nd edition lol

I'm using sunvox but I have no idea what I'm doing, is reading the openmusictheory book all I have to do to make a somewhat decent tune or should I just all in on some youtube piano tutorials?

Is there a beatport account?

>>106468785
at first just try to remake a song you already know and get the hang of the controls, then try using the chord progression from one of those and make a new melody, just try shit

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how do i make it louder?