>>107821187
OLED, but IPS if you're poor.

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>>107840160
Go to rtings, choose any OLED review, scroll down to OD transition 0 to 31, observe the flickering. Yes, OLED has this problem on displaying low brightness values lile 31rgb on a per pixel basis. So some pixels might go 255rgb full brightness white while simultaneously the darker parts of the screen flicker in the refresh rate interval. And since the refreshrate is not above 3000Hz this flickering is making your eye muscles spasm like a virgin in an orgy

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>>107840196
Wow, it's nothing.
Both images are from rtings.

>>107840248
Yeah and Im a virgin btw so I know

>>107840258
Not for long. I'm coming for you

>>107839833
>Can't have proper file management
>Ads everywhere
>Can't patch youtube with revanced (newpipe catches ip blocks now)
holy skill issue

What the fuck is wrong with my ZTE's battery? I've never seen a spicy pillow only inflate on one side and it's not even really inflating, it's forming thick hard raised ridges on the top and bottom left corners (and along the left side) but the right side is completely intact. Isn't it supposed to inflate evenly?

I bought an iPhone 17 and an Apple Watch and I'm liking the experience so far. There are annoyances, like settings being different than I'm used to, the slower charging speed. iPhone stores photos in the most retarded way imaginable (no camera roll folder, wtf?) but I like how the devices interact with each other. For example if I get a notification while wearing my watch only my watch vibrates but if I'm not wearing my watch, my iPhone knows to vibrate and light up the screen. The face ID stuff is cool too. I like that they changed it so I can look at my phone without it unlocking. It's hard getting used to the swipe left/right gesture to go back being gone though.

I think Apple Watch is superior to Galaxy Watch though, watch versions of apps I had on Android are better and have a wider selection than on my old Galaxy Watch 6. Also the refresh rate on the base iPhone is now 120hz which is what piqued my interest in trying this in the first place, 60hz is just unusable.

My biggest gripe is the keyboard being stupid and and not customizable, I'm making a lot more typos than I usually do.

Any other iPhone users here? I was going to try this experiment for a year to see how different my daily use is.

>>107840352
>I'm making a lot more typos than I usually do
people have been reporting touch targets not actually lining up with what they typed ever since liquid ass was introduced

>>107840352
I want to upgrade to a base 17 or 16PM from my Galaxy S23, with the main factor being face ID. My S23 has face unlock and it works perfectly, but it won't let me authenticate my payment or bank apps, which is so fucking annoying, because I have dry fingers and the FP reader can just fail on me while I'm at the cashier and I have to fumble around with my wallet to find my physical card, because otherwise I'd have to stand there typing my password manually.
Also how's the battery? My S23 has really mediocre battery that only lasts me a full day because I just straight up don't use the phone for more than 3 hours a day, including playing my silly Trickcal gacha game for like 30 minutes. I'd hope an iPhone 17 would have significantly better battery. If I push my current phone I could probably get about 6 hours of SoT with light usage (video, 4chan shitposting) on Wi-Fi at 120Hz or 5-6 hours on 4G with power saver.

>>107840329
You can check the database
https://www.techpowerup.com/ssd-specs/
They keep track of hardware changes.

If they did revive the 3060, would it be just pulling out existing cards in deep storage warehouses or spooling up those long-term 8nm machines to make more? Could it even be possible for them to try engineering in some new features like FP8 support on this old node just so that it can benefit from newer DLSS better?

recommend me the best GPU for $150 and why not RTX3050 6GB?

>>107840372
There's minimal chance of them adding features since it would cost them additional money and manpower to debug the changes
But hey, it's Nvidia and they likely have a spare 50 million laying around to throw at such projects without blinking

>>107840374
>why not RTX3050 6GB
because even the 8gb version is slower than a 2060
see if you can get a 2080 or something

>>107837124
The only real issue I've had with Gnome over the years is that it's hard to change your default terminal away from the Gnome one because it's literally hardcoded to use the Gnome terminal. Apart from that it's been great. I'm not a tinkerer and I don't care about random niche features. I just want something that works mostly out of the box.

>>107837124
>abacus as the bottom
Use case?

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>>107837250
>bringing up jews out of nowhere
You're mentally ill

>>107840390
it's not out of nowhere though? these are the people bankrolling GNOME.

>>107833288
Had. Their branch was taken over by Fujitsu. Still very limited and hard to get outside of Japan.
The current Quaderno A4 Gen 3 costs 80,000 yen but it's still limited to 207ppi.

just get a smart pen

>>107830644
>Surely a reflective LCD still needs a constant supply of power supplied to it?
They do, but power usage has never been the main selling point of e-ink devices, it's always been the paper like qualities. And RLCD displays are not going to be using as much power on backlighting/frontlighting as the typical backlit LCD's are.
>>107831648
>Why do RLCD have such low resolutions compared to coventional backlit LCD?
Unless there is a technical detail causing this that I'm not aware of, this is merely about RLCD being a niche product.
>What remains to be seen is how much color-particle based e-ink can be improved.
I don't have much hope regarding color e-ink, to be honest. There is no indication that e-ink will ever be capable of magazine level color reproduction.

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>>107838357
Look at Spectra 6.
Maybe it's not magazine level but it's a whole lot different from Kaleido.

>>107826750
I just want cheap 7" e-ink reader.
Not +$100 dollaer recycled e-waste.
My backlog of novels and books is keep getting bigger.

>>107833900
>parentheses
you can't change the question or you'll get a different answer

>>107838952
The fact that you don't understand the purpose of the parenthesis makes you the retarded. It's there so you know what you're supposed to be doing first.

>>107838952
wrong. parens are just ways to make a nested expression take the value of a number in an expression. It's command substitution for math.

>>107838952
3/(5-4)
How do you distribute the 3?

>>107838952
>>107840404
>3/(5-4)
Where is the invisible 1?

>>107839861
I have all sorts of wrappers that run local apps

for example typing "spongebob" runs

setsid ~/Applications/mpv-master/build/mpv  --auto-window-resize=no   --autofit=55%  --force-window --shuffle ~/Videos/Spongebob  >/dev/null 2>&1 &

to auto play spongebob episodes in mpv. Plenty of more wrappers like that and I don't need sudo.


>>107839869
I made a wrapper on my machine where typing that word redirects me to the ADL's website on hate speech

>>107839861
Not really
>su -
>Password:
>root@Anon:~#
>root@Anon:~# apt update
>lists shit i want to upgrade
>apt upgrade
>Y

>>107839869
You ESL or something?

>>107839869
>apt install thing
>Error: Permission denied
>sudo !!
for some of us, yes, after.

>>107839997
Cope troonjeet

>>107827514
But it is technically sound.

>>107837956
No he isn't, He is a DemSoc that happens to make exceptions on free speech and many negative social liberties. Even though his political views are far from mutualism and classical (pre ayn rand) libertarianism he correctly identified the patent monopoly.

If he was a communist he would demand the United States Government force everyone to open source their code

>>107830514
>woman
https://web.archive.org/web/20070919103521/http://centaur.maths.qmul.ac.uk/Emacs/WoMan/

>>107827147
>The U in GNU stands for Under...
wait what

>>107840305
What does the G in GNU stand for?

>>107834045
swear to fucking god people here are indeed such midwits. idk y i even come here anymore.

>>107829847
holy shit you're a fucking retard

>>107831088
you keep plugging shit into chatgpt but it doesnt matter because chatgpt can't fucking think and this is why you're also wrong you braindead fucking nigger

>>107831098
youtube re-encoded all their videos to save space around the same time that google cleared our old accounts and shit on gmail and other services (they own youtube and also cleaned out a lot of abandoned YT accounts). the bitrate on lower resolution videos now is LESS than it was when they were initially uploaded and served.

My god this board is retarded

NOOOOO ITS GONE

>>107840289
h-how t-to sc-rape? >//<

>>107840328
false alarm its back

Proxy https://skywork.ai/blog/models/ it’s easier to proxy and has more models

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>>107840310
you win this time.

>>107840308
Good luck man

>>107840316
Thanks anon

>>107840343
No problem be good

>>107837042
Innioasis y1
>inb4 in yo asses

I tried using my phone but within a few weeks the headphone jack was broken. Phones are too big as audio players, which you typically put into a pocket that barely fits it, putting way too much mechanical stress on the plug and jack. And screw bluetooth IEMs, not gonna put a chink shit lithium bomb in my ears and I don't want to have to charge them in the first place.
Meanwhile I've been using my small and light sansa clip+ for over a decade without issues (except the volume up button being broken, but I can set the volume via settings so no big deal)

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>hourly jay niggerwin flamewar troll thread
>jay niggirwin samefags himself to save his flamewar troll thread from page 10 after hours of no bites again
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>>107840034
You'll migrate back when you realise it's not complete and the only themed parts are what's show in the screenshots

>>107814008
Linux Mint or Bazzite depends on what you used Windows for

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>>107814601
>Do you remember being a kid and going to your grandparent's house and they had a family computer in the corner of the kitchen or living room and it was 486 with Windows 95 or something and all it got used for was email and maybe a desktop shortcut to MapQuest?
>That's our destiny anon, it's time to embrace the inevitable.
That was my Aunt's computer back in the day and I even played Oregon Trail on it one Thanksgiving.

As for me, not only do I embrace that Destiny but I welcome it and Windows 7 will be the vessel that takes me there. Fuck computers, I'm done.

>>107816085
So... what should i use instead?

>>107829047
Cant' you just run the linter as a hook?

>>107838184
Nothing that fits in 8GB is going to be any good for coding. Use a web browser and Claude free tier.

I can't understand how you guy are letting LLMs do their own thing without triple checking everything.
I'm not a programmer, but having used every LLMs at least once since chatgpt 3.5, I can't trust them for shit. Most of the issues you get is because the LLM assumed something about the project and rolled with it instead of checking the code. It also loves to rewrite large chunks of code instead of only doing the bare minimum asked.
Currently I'm using gemini 3 pro for a single reason: their large context is good and boy does it count when you're on a medium-large codebase.
I have my own process now and that involves having detailed specifications, providing a file tree, making unit tests, writing a report of what has been implemented and what to be careful about for the next step. If it gets stuck on an issue, reviewing everything that has been tried so far and go in another direction. And even with all of this, I'm still diffchecking every change and confirm anything that doesn't make sense to me by giving it the files related to the one it modified in context. I won't lie, so far it's been a very painful process, but at least it works.

>>107840336
>without triple checking everything.
>I'm not a programmer,
Being able to give coherent instructions and review diff output in these tools makes a huge difference. You're riding a bicycle uphill with square wheels. Go write a few small programs in at least two different languages without touching an AI.

>TFW you don't program so you have to make up dumb shit like this to care about

>>107840221
I use Sibelius, the numpad is a necessity

>>107840368
>uncs think this was good to have

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>>107840227
>didn't learn num pad
>didn't learn vim keys
>didn't learn touch typing

>>107812103
if you vote the remix shit in I guarantee it's going to be a dead thread for real this time. Let's face it listening to your garbage once on the stream is painful enough and you expect people to remix it? get fucking real

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKiIroiCvZ0

Mediaboard file uploading has been fixed. probably.

>>107837435
I bet most people would just take a 2nd shot at their favorite submission, try to re-event it somehow and submit that

quick preview
https://voca.ro/1aU4FCjEvvPM
very low chance of finishing this before deadline sorry to everyone who had alien abduction thirsty yandere hatsune miku on their album bingo cards

increased piano