>>107658061
the mac is gonna be faster than just about any server you can build. The new EXO clustering over thunderbolt means you can rack and stack bb.

>>107658051
inferencing is mostly about memory speed. Training needs muh Cuda cores.

>>107658085
imagine wasting money and gpu hours to gimp your own model lol

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>>107658101
Oh it's just the model being retarded and trying to think outside of <think>

>>107658103
Who makes the best dipsy quants?

>>107658104
I dunno. T/s is about the same as DDR5 epyc from what I've seen. It makes sense only when you're hardware illiterate and you want that juicy power consumption.
Stacking macs is fairly retarded as you could have bought many used GPU and fast components for the money if you knew what you were doing.
RAM prices currently fucked things up and macs aren't going to escape that in the new year.

>>107640936
>Japan is going to kill off
Only thing Japan is killing off is the native Japanese population. PMS is going to import millions of jeets, such a great (((right wing))) and (((conservative))) leader!

>>107651774
That struck a nerve. Don't worry, just 5 million more pajeets and America will completely dominate in fecal contamination.

>>107656843
China is giving me highly optimized open source local models that I can run on my GPU if I want o they're the ones giving me digital freedom while merica is building gigantic datacenters so I can use their ai crap for "free" and rent personal computing after big tech buys everything out.

>>107643861
>2022
>turns out this was a nothingburger after all

Lmfao

>>107646828
Please elaborate on how we are “geopolitically” retarded or I’m just gonna assume you don’t even know what the word means

my thoughts before hiding this thread
>this guy is a buffoon

>>107655727
>baww you hurt my fee fees
Even the chinese can access these cameras and the data from their management system kek

someone tl;dr how to view the cams for lulz and use them as residential proxies for lulzy shitposting

>>107656212
Weird shit. Can't recall seeing an installer expand /etc/sudoers into a directory, it's just pointless extra complexity unless you have a whole bunch of users with individual permissions.

>>107657430
Let me guess, you use wayland?

>>107657497
No.

Let me guess: you are one of those retards who breaks the OS install and then blames the OS or the devs.

>>107657681
No. I'm one of the turbo autists who has been using Linux since middle school. I'll fix whatever issues I encounter myself.

>>107656212
trust me, its a skill issue

>>107657903
>>online services
>*lmaoing in local*

>HIS dick
spotted the faggot

>>107657914
The guides for how to stand up your own system are booty. No one wants to document anymore.

>>107657926
That just shows your bias, it could still be a feminine dick.

>>107658139
The OP says HIS right there. TWICE. Not MY. Not HER.

>>107657695
Next suspect is the motherboard then. Have you done a CMOS reset?

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So what the fuck am i supposed to do if Stremio can't find something? Am i forced to use shitty streaming sites?

>>107657850
I'll try that next. So it might be some bad BIOS settings? Is there anything I should look for in there?

>>107657879
More likely it just stored some invalid settings and you need to clear its memory.

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>>107647018
XP diehard here. I recently though about getting myself some drawing tablet to learn digital art to find a new hobby and make AI bros seethe. Unfortunately, there are very few drawing tablets that I can easily get that are still compatible with Windows XP. I have seen plenty of tablets like this that are supposed to support Windows 7 though, although I kinda feel like Microsoft started ruining Windows from this specific version, when they forced people to use signed drivers, got rid from references to actual ownership (for example, renamed "My Computer" to just "Computer"). Do you think that updooting would be like bending the knee, or should I just take my meds and stop mumbling? I could always alternatively just get into regular art that doesn't require computers at all, although it won't piss off AI bros so hard. Thanks in advance!

>>107658112
holy fucking shit

>>107658056
Ani's defender writes exactly like him >>107658012
And when he posts screenshots, the time shown on the screen can only indicates he’s in Canada, like Ani >>107658112

Hmm, there's a lot of coincidences going out there if you ask me!

Many things happening in the diffusion space right now

>>107658112
>>107658142
lmaoo he just deleted his screenshot, the internet is forever Ani, thanks for playing the game :)

>>107640818
t. Zhang

>>107648207
I found someone trading a 256gb S25 ultra for a 15 Ultra among other phones, should I consider it or stick with the 15 Ultra? Mine has 25 charges while his has around 250 charges

>>107657057
t. Shawndarius Jackson

Tell me what to get on swappa for $100 or less. I need 5G

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OP 13 on Android 16 here. Can anyone tell me why this is stuck on my lock screen? This just happened at random and clearing cache and deleting/reinstalling Spotify doesn't get rid of it. Swiping on it gets rid of it at first but it eventually comes back. Tapping on the media player itself or any of the buttons does nothing either.

>>107657923
Exactly. The market isn't there for selling shine-through caps separately. Gamers are happy with replacing their worn out caps with Corsair, HyperX and Razer offerings. It is strictly for maxxing out RGB in gamer keyboards for marketing purposes and because gamers play in pitch black darkness.

>>107657923
Maybe they should try harder
>>107657941
My bad, I did not read it. Maybe I should get a membrane then if I want the backlit keyboard

Found a guy selling his Glare TKL with loads of plates and accessories, mint condition, good old silver with SS weight.
>$720
it's a Glare but it's not the brass variant but it's a Glare nonetheless. Should I? I kinda want to.

>>107658037
Wait for Glare r2

>Tai-Hao
>free cum glazing from constant use

You want less filter lists and no cosmetic filtering

Cosmetic filters are powered by random javascript scriplets which can make you vulnerable to XSS attacks

These XSS attacks can persist via serviceworkers. Make sure to review chrome://serviceworker-internals or about:serviceworkers to deregister serviceworkers you no longer need

These workees can run javascript even when the browser is closed

Once again: only keep the default filters, and turn off cosmetic filtering. Adding more filters is counterproductive. You should use freetube instead of youtube, and you should seriously consider ublock origin lite because it does not need global scoped permissions to work (you can configure it, you only want network filtering)

Network filtering is the best for both security and privacy, cosmetic filters work via scriptlets which are not secure.

>>107655267
>These XSS attacks can persist via serviceworkers
>These workees can run javascript even when the browser is closed
what the fuck, why is this allowed

>>107654830
Thanks for the list, anon. I just updated my ubo.

>>107654830
>AdNauseam
but why? it works better from what i and others tested

>>107654830
enabling additional filters makes your fingerprint more unique

>>107644638
>HDD
>bit flips from cosmic rays
bait used to be believable

I thought most M-Discs made today were either scams or just not up to the quality of the original ones. Otherwise I just wish tape storage was more accessible for most people without needing to get $1000+ drives and adapters.

>>107657489
>not up to the quality of the original ones
They are fine.
>scams
just buy from the the manufacturer

>>107644638
You're supposed to have multiple backups and redundancy in your storage, plus the assumption that a single physical medium will last your entire life is fundamentally incorrect. If you want to keep data for your entire life, you will have to periodically make new copies on newer storage media and also inspect your stuff for failure / degradation.

>>107654869
>reinventing delay line memory

>>107657365
Isn't it just a barren wasteland?

>>107657365
only the c++ implementation of the router

>>107657365
a good security tool that is arguably more secure than tor and only gets better the more people use it.

new captcha test

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>>107658119
Jeez dude, tl;dr? We're not all sober right now you know...

>>107657838
Why not save $7.50 and get that Gamestop refurbished SSD. I'm sure they did a fantastic job.

>>107658014
be more specific. tell you WHAT is working right

>>107657942
for X3D yeah, no point going faster than 6000cl30 primaries. secondaries matter way more.

>>107657945
I got this kit for dirt cheap (comparatively) and so it is actually an intel kit and the stock AMD timings were dogshit (3000Mhz CL38-38-38-78), so I manually tuned it on first boot and spent the last few days making sure it was stable before enabling memory context restore and power down enable in my BIOS and calling it stable (where I am today).

I got 70.5ns latency in AIDA64 with a VPN going, Deluge going, 16 tabs of edge browser, discord, and steam all running in the background.

So i'm probably doing pretty good overall compared to stock, but I wont be winning benchmarks.

>>107658089
I figured as much.

>>107658033
Can't really find much about it online but it has a bigger fan and heatsink than the AMD stock cooler so you should be alright. JUst check the clearance with your case first.

>>107656022
They deleted the other one too even though it was past bump limit. The power user crash out is bad optics kek

>>107656305
>even though it was past bump limit.
janny melty best melty

>>107650905
>Don't use XT, it is malware.
Proof?

gone like a fart in the wind

>>107650679
Fork it and maintain it yourself. Programming is not hard. Even AI and AI can do it.