>>108572728
Why don't they put Altman on the bottom of the sea?

>>108572703
Engineering n sheeeit.

>>108572001
Tech jobs don't mean shit if you don't have a workforce for logistics, manufacturing, distribution, and retail.

>>108572835
We traded that with china. We have numbers going up and in exchange they get all the manufacturing power of the world. It's a small price to pay for the line to go up. It will probably never have any bad consequences whatsoever

>>108572703
ai cunny ain't gonna materialize by itself.

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Battery test comparison video of a iPhone 17 Pro Max, Pixel 10 Pro XL and a S26 Ultra.

https://youtu.be/1o2NiZmgvus?si=obnKK4uw7SkFOFIY

>>108571919
Either that or just get a s24 ultra and stick with it for a couple years

>>108551349
what is the lightweight no nonsense pdf reader of android? like the equivalent of sumatrapdf

My Poco F4 just stopped charging. In case i'd need to change phone what do you suggest?
Razr 60 Ultra looks cool, the Z flip 7 is too expensive.
maybe another xiaomi but I'm not sure I want another chinese phone... maybe I should finally start to use custom roms

>>108572606
try Secure PDF Viewer

>>108568139
maduro fit

>>108572189
they linked their research in the video description. it's just 30 pages, might skim through it later.
https://cdn.skoda-storyboard.com/2026/04/Skoda-DuoBell-Research-final_cf127752.pdf

>>108571165
>*plink-plink-plinks at you respectfully*
>m'lady

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>>108572189
They tested these models. So yes. That is exactly what they are saying.

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>>108572846
>>108572869
This is what they're going on about?

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>>108571349
The speed difference between the old and new drive is impressive.

>>108560235
sounds pretty good. I rock a T470 in the US as my daily. Just rock it with luks and never have to worry that it gets stolen. only $60

>>108571460
Off topic but I'm relieved that at least one other person likes Clearlooks in the current year of 2026

>>108543797
Thank you again kind sir, I've got it.
Sadly I've lost bingo on battery (Celxpert, full charge capacity 44290 mWh, remaining capacity 42000 mWh [while design capacity is 57000 mWh] and 349 cycle count), I didn't test how long it'll last but I'm sure it's fine - maybe in the future I'll try getting LG cell (no BYD one sadly). ssd have 7500 power on hours with 216601 power on count (lol), but only 22.77 TB reads and it's even have dram cache

are there T4x without a trackpad the palmrest?

>>108570498
this actually explained what the fuck op was even fishing for to me
i had no idea postage stamps were by weight

>>108570189
FPBP

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>>108570053
it seemingly lacks any conceptual knowledge of the economy in general

>>108570310
>incapable and unwilling to inform you of unknown unknowns
>inform you of unknown unknowns
(You) are closer to "AGI" than you take for granted

>>108570641
American postage stamps tend to depict the US flag or notable aspects of the US, OP is just being a faggot since even though there is an overlap between stickers depicting the old glory and postage stamps depicting it, they are two very different things.

>>108570991
Same thing here, the fact US bills aren't made of paper aside, the material of a bank note (and most modern coins) is irrelevant. The mint could chisel "This is $20" on a rock, sign it and it would be legal tender.

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>>108571241
alibaba is so stupid, it's crazy. meanwhile, ltx is gradually becoming excellent. ltx will soon be as performant as an api model. of course, only with loras kek

>fudding loras
too obvious

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>>108572767
>ltx is gradually becoming excellent. ltx will soon be as performant as an api model.

>>108572795
Why is everyone so mean towards /ldg/? :(

>>108569023
>>108568794
>The secure part is the transport, not the storage.
Which you can't control because it's a non-free smartphone app. E2EE on smartphones is a waste of time.

>>108569434
the point is they trust it so much they must have total control of it

>>108571728
>>108572063
>>108569698
>>108569157
apple bros how do we reply without sounding mad? our OS is garbage and was supposed yo be the safest most secure OS in the world.

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>>108572864
Did you read what I wrote here? >>108571728
Android has that exact same issue of logging people's notifications by default, probably to an even worse degree.

>>108569572
It's not that it doesn't matter. What governments and corporations are doing is wrong but you also have to be realistic. Tech alone won't protect you. They don't even need to actually find anything, if you are important enough they will just say they did and what will you do then?
>your honor, I never even owned an iphone, this evidence is bunk
>well, we have hundreds of pages from the fbi saying you did, and I trust them more than your word

>>108570546
>his

>>108551217
Mint is easiest for beginners, very friendly OS that holds your hand until you know a little bit but still has some useful safeguards (like preventing you from modifying the systems python config instead asking you directly to just use venv so you don't fuck everything up)

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>>108568097
Don't install random ppas which are typically made for Ubuntu, which is NOT Debian. Get "Ubuntu is based on Debian" out of your head if that idea is in there, it does not help you use Debian. Backports are perfectly fine. They are there to port things into stable from the other repos without breaking dependencies. That's the whole point. They are less stable because they don't receive as much testing as packages on stable but they won't break your install. They're less stable as in they might have untested bugs.

Kernel and drivers are the most obvious things to backport but like another poster said you might not even notice a difference unless you're trying to play the latest vidya at max settings with a new card and squeeze out every bit of FPS you can, or you're having issues with certain hardware. At the end of the day Linux is Linux, Proton is Proton.

Do not mix stable with testing or sid. If you want testing packages you have to fully upgrade to debian testing. Another way to look at it is that you're upgrading into Debian 14's beta, which is what you're actually doing. When you click on Debian-testing on the wiki, it brings up the page for forky. Debian 14 already exists and packages are continuously updated on it, but a stable build won't be created for a long time. Obviously you shouldn't mix Debian 14 with the current stable 13, or 13 with 12, just like any other distro's versions. That would be silly. Backports are the official way to get Debian 14 packages into 13. That's why they're called trixie-backports or bookworm-backports
https://wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebian
Honestly I'm surprised nobody has linked this article yet. This is basically the 10 commandments of package management on Debian and answers almost every question in this thread.

I know I sound like a pedantic dick but people really mystify Debian and over complicate it.

>>108570553
[sudo] password for coitus:

>>108572027
Not reading alldat

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good god

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>>108565369
>>108565585
>>108565608
>>108567652
>>108565941
>>108570402
I regret giving away my first GPU, the HD 6870 from Sapphire, away for free. What the fuck was I thinking, man>?

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>>108565272
>>108566145
The 50th Anniversary Edition of the 5700 XT for China and US only.

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anyone remember the 295X2?

i miss schizo anon

i don't

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G'mornin' Anons, have a great day!
>off to work

>gm

>>108572739
in most oop I've seen classes just end up becoming dumping grounds for functions that operate on uncoupled data

>>108572739
map/filter/reduce is a functional style programming. All these are higher order functions.

>>108572699
>

public synchronized

please stop.

how can i easily identify that an epub is erotic novel?
i dont want to run llm on 1 million epubs.

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>>108572739

queries
            .grouped { 
                [$0[2], $0[0] % $0[2]] 
            }
            .mapValues { 
                $0.map { ($0[0] / $0[2], $0[0] / $0[2] + ($0[1] - $0[0]) / $0[2], $0[3]) }
            }
            .reduce(into: nums) { [mod = 1000000007] (nums: inout [Int], element: (key: [Int], value: [(l: Int, r: Int, v: Int)])) in
                element
                    .value
                    .reduce(into: Array(repeating: 1, count: nums.count / element.key[0] + 1)) { (products: inout [Int], query: (l: Int, r: Int, v: Int)) in
                        zip(
                            [query.l, query.r + 1],
                            [query.v, String(mod - 2, radix: 2).reduce(1) { $0 * $0 % mod * ($1 == "1" ? query.v : 1) % mod }]

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>>108572889
Just go to Walmart and ask the women's clothing department employee to pick one for you.

>>108572522
brought to you by disney

>>108572522
This age verification censorship really annoys me but i cba getting a vpn to bypass

>>108572546
the mentally ill be like
>i must include violence, swearing, sexuality in any conversation. also i must show them to kids. it's my right!
no it's not your right. if you don't like it make your own platform you trooncel.

>>108572653
It's not that curious, it's about control. Nothing more.

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>>108572522
fake and gay, go spread your FUD elsewhere

>>108570731
I stopped using all my razer stuff and I've used razer shit for 15 years now. Not because they broke but because it seems to be their goal to make the software as dog shit as possible. Every single update somehow makes it worse, even fucking ghub is better now and that's saying a lot.

>>108570748
they have been working on their web driver and there's always openrazer

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ZOWIE EC1-C
I have big hands and it's comfy. Sadly they discontinued it. I should've bought a couple as backups.

>>108553693
i have used deathadder for so long i dont know what to do when my deathadder v2 pro finally dies...

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>so many gamer mice
Embarrassing.