>>106719956
really? Where are your image comparisons? I'll wait

>>106719592
Hardware has improved but that's true for both flagships and budget phones. I don't really notice any performance difference between my F3 and my V5 outside of games.

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>>106719968
Not wasting my time with a sir.

>>106719978
Huge difference between your mid tier f3 and v5 versus a iPhone 17 Pro Max or a Galaxy S25 Ultra. You just can't afford to see this in real life by owning something better.

>>106719980
You're not "wasting your time" you lack the knowledge to engage with me.

>>106717803
>shooper

>>106717803
Those are super clean cutouts. Did you use layer diffusion for that?

>>106719012
Literally just Color to Alpha in image editor.
Solid color background (white in this case) -> select background and expand by 1px -> Color to Alpha. I happen to set opacity threshold to 0.65 so the outline itself isn't too transparent.
If I zoom in, I missed a few white pixels in the lit one.

>>106719611
I would love for Swarm to implement alpha color and layer merge to its UI, two simple buttons that would improve the quality of life for any Shooper.

>>106719012
>Layer Diffusion
Huh?

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>>106719750
the grain can get kinda out of hand sometimes but i'll take it

>>106719871
Ive never gotten gens looking this sharp and good

So glad I saved my ComfyCloud API tokens for Hunyuan 3. Going to be fun mogging openkeks who cant even fit it on a 5090

>>106719952
ranfag

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>>106719872
https://pastebin.com/JgZEs7QQ
here's an oversimplified version of my workflow

>>106719429
All of it really. I tried adding one to my traefik config but no luck. I think I really am just being /filtered/ I can't use letsencrypt BC its an internal domain. Not even sure where to begin or what to look up. To be very clear I haven't really done a ton of research on this. Really just trying to see if anyone else has done something like this before to see if there was a simple solution I'm missing.

>>106719331
what does virtualisation have to do with which router software is used?

>>106719513
features, mostly. openwrt has always been a os designed to target specific machines, though I admit I've never tried the generic x86, and I haven't used it since the WRT54GL days, I've always used pfsense or opnsense.
>>106719462
you generally need a certificate authority that you create yourself, then a private key you generate yourself, then generate a certificate signing request from the private key using the certificate authority to output a certificate.
you then use a combination of those 3 files in your particular setup. never used traefik so I have no clue how it expects those 3 files, the CA, cert and private key.
then all of your clients will need to import your certificate authority and/or the certificate into their client settings, which varies widely from operating system and software.

>>106717887
Huh. I have to confess, I usually don't even look there. I normally buy the generic ones from FS and so far I haven't found any chinesium they don't work in (I don't do vendor C, vendor J or any other silliness like that - few of my customers even need 10G at all and most are price conscious to say the least).

How do random SFPs off ebay compare to these generic FS ones for compatibility?

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Rate the setup I'm about to purchase, hsggers.
I want it for nextcloud, plex and later on when I get the gpu some LLM fun.

CPU: Ryzen 5 PRO 5650g (cooling be quiet pure rock pro 3)
Motherboard: ASRock B550M Pro4
RAM: 16gb ecc from goodram
PSU: Corsair rm650
GPU: rtx 3060 12gb
Case: Cooler Master N400 if I can find one , they are so hard to get but such good value
I have 4 10tb and 4 1tb drives, gonna zfs raid 5 them (into 2 drives), will use some old lsi hba in it mode to connect them

>>106715234
What's a good language that got a sane dev env on their first try? Aside from C

>>106718715
>sane dev env
>C
C has no package manager, nor dependency management. It effectively and practically does not have any "dev env".

>>106718715
Go and Rust are pretty ok

>>106717852
Years of programming language development and Java is still the most preferrable choice

>>106714529
>>106715208
>>106717898
https://docs.basedpyright.com/latest/
thank me later

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>>106709035
Abbreviations? Keyboard words kinit and kpoll (line 25) start with k. The next piece random queue words tend to start with q: qtop (line 91) qdup? qnext (177). Memory indexing (104) is 'th' as in '4 th-q' is the address of the 4th item ahead in the queue and '$506 th-w' is the address of the block in the 5th row and 6th column of the well. The dollar sign means hexadecimal.

Several subwords used in only one place are highly abbreviated: draw (158) and sweep (193) call w+ and s+ 21 or 22 times, turnkick (208) calls tk up to six times, and piece plot mark hit? and lock respectively call p@ p! m+ h? l! each four times for the four blocks of a tetris piece.

I guess the most egregious abbreviations are the player state variables p1 (position) t1 (turncount) s1 (shape). But most of the program is real English words.

The IO section (line 19) has a bunch of addresses you need Commodore 64 knowledge for. Change screen colors, wait for rasterline, configure and poll keyboard, get frame timer.

If you know 6502 assembler then you might suss out the 16-bit add routine in p@ (line 34): CLC LDA INY ADC STA LDA INY ADC STA. The extra punctuation is for scanning loads across a pointer (W+Y) and adding back to durexforth's data stack (LSB+X, MSB+X).

Oh also the data compiling words (lines 46-49) should probably have clearer names but eh.

I guess >10+> is a bit inscrutable it's intended to resemble the phrase [ >r 10 + r> ] i.e. add ten to the second item on stack (it's used a lot in words that scan the well).


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>>106717621

did you even read the kernel source code? If so, why don't you tell me what makes Linux so much better than any modern BSD?

>>106719849
>Abbreviations?
The bigger your program gets (or the more people who work on it), the less you want to use "cute" abbreviations. Boring names work best, long term.
But don't do what a former coworker of mine used to. He'd write function names over 50 characters long, and couldn't bring himself to make anything shorter. Jesus wept...

>>106719945
Again, most of the program is ordinary words. Can you understand `go` on line 205? Or `fall` on 214?

: fall (-f) down 0 go 0= if  0 else
  kinit unpin  curr piece lock tally
  qnext enter curr piece hit?
  then  lines @ th-g c@ %grav ! ;

>>106717027
Why would it? It's completely native cross-platform without JS
I hear QML is JS-like but the programs themselves are C++ and Python

>>106717747
No, it's super easy. Must be a skill issue.

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use EFL

>>106715608
Qt.

>>106715636
>What makes Qt good?
It's not GTK.

>>106719485
>the equivalent
so you mean it starts double inputting in 7-8 months?
literally not even the shittiest keyboards will do that
it's a faulty product

>>106719677
4k ips I'm not even that mad
this shit is not even stocked here
only 4k miniled I have is like the tcl
and they are kinda expensive too still so no

>>106719846
no miniled monitor here for cheaps fuck it im buying a 3k oled tv

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>>106719496
Yes

>>106719882
Wash your hands and clean your mouse with isopropyl alcohol you greasy fuck.

>>106719886
yep seems correct

some tests to narrow down the issue:
https://github.com/CoolCmd/TestMem5
select the extreme profile and run for 30 minutes
https://www.ocbase.com
select CPU+RAM and run for 30 minutes
https://www.numberworld.org/y-cruncher/#Download
select stress test > VT3 and run for 30 minutes

these are just guesses but
if it fails quickly in TM5, it's probably an issue with the memory sticks or board
if it fails quickly or throws WHEA errors in OCCT CPU+RAM, it's probably an infinity fabric issue
if it fails quickly in VT3, it's probably a memory controller issue

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What is the best GPU for use with firefox in a linux environment? I'm having a lot of trouble with 4k video playback. I'd prefer to get an AMD gpu if possible.

any nice wallets i can use for japan to store bills and cards?

Any good aliexpress action camera?
I bought a gopro clone many years ago but it would literally skip half the frames and the video would look like shit even for what you'd expect in 720p, i hope things are better now

>>106719789
things are not better now
even the big name brands are fucking up their products.

>>106719789
What are you trying to do? I bought an underwater case for smartphones for snorkeling and it shits on any action cam. Same for skiing, the battery on gopro lasts 10min in the cold

>>106719947
wanna record my motorbike routes in rural areas that look nice
temps probably between 5C to 30 C
could i really just glue my phone to my chest or something ? lol

>mfw Resource news

09/27/2025

>Lynx: High-Fidelity Personalized Video Generation
https://huggingface.co/ByteDance/lynx

<ND Super LoRA Loader
https://github.com/HenkDz/nd-super-nodes

>AMD enables Windows PyTorch support in ROCm 6.4.4
https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-enables-windows-pytorch-support-for-radeon-rx-7000-9000-with-rocm-6-4-4-update

>Meta launches 'Vibes,' a short-form video feed of AI slop
https://techcrunch.com/2025/09/25/meta-launches-vibes-a-short-form-video-feed-of-ai-slop

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>mfw Research news

09/27/2025

>Why Attention Fails: The Degeneration of Transformers into MLPs in Time Series Forecasting
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.20942

>A Single Neuron Works: Precise Concept Erasure in Text-to-Image Diffusion Models
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.21008

>FreeInsert: Personalized Object Insertion with Geometric and Style Control
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.20756

>ArtUV: Artist-style UV Unwrapping
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.20710

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>>106719946
ty for baking
and ty for posting mia

>>106719682
I don't give a shit about the inefficiency, and they don't care. Until the costs skyrocket and the contracts start to get revised because the customers are unhappy and are no longer willing to be hostages. THEN it's time to fill my plate with godawful sewage of the most unholiest of tasks which shouldn't even exist had they listened. Maybe I should just leave it to them.

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>>106719755
>THEN it's time to fill my plate with godawful sewage of the most unholiest of tasks which shouldn't even exist had they listened. Maybe I should just leave it to them.
I do this and I have a really obvious drinking problem at least partially because of it. I can't offer a real solution but you have my best wishes for healthier coping methods.

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Come to think of it, last time I asked Our Guy, he gave me carte blanche to do invasive surgery on consoomer laptops as long as the chassis-es get returned someday and I recoginze that I'm not getting new stuff off-schedule. Never got a real chance to do much past the first batch of sleeper towers, but I should ask if I can make random shit into standalones for "Special Projects" as long as they don't touch DND systems the few times I'll be around, and then ask for a little "Miscellaneous Requirements" budget for new radios, assorted infra-scale cabling, and proper COTS antennae.

>the schizo furry is here
uh oh

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>>106719920
Is the experience too plentiful for you? I might not have ever flown a helicopter, but I've used a computer once or twice.

>>106714848
Yeah, it's fine for what I do. I've used it for work, so it feels comfy for me. Javalin seems interesting, though.

>>106713592
ICOs can contain PNGs

hello anons i am new here. ive learned the basics of html/css/js from the mozilla tutorial, what should my next steps be? fancier js stuff? i dont really have any concrete goals in mind as it currently stands, atm i guess these languages are just a bit of a hobby for me. i knew java beforehand, which was helpful for picking up js since a lot of concepts carry over even if the structure/syntax is different; is it the case that java integrates with html/css/js as part of a stack or is that what things like nodejs are for?

>>106719024
java is unrelated unless your webserver is running it

>>106719024
Java and NodeJS are for the same purpose: running on the web server (backend). It uses the database and gives back HTML to the user.

>>106703383
>I've found ebussy in the wild a few times now
What, like in a cave or in a tree or something?

>>106719619
Nah, gay bar.

>>106704295
>ebussy has a cute wife
what the actual fuck, how did a fat commie neckbeard retard like him get so tasteful and lucky

>>106719627
Yeah that is pretty wild.

This removes the bloatware and makes it usable. It's still shit but if you need Windows it's the best option.

https://atlasos.net/

>>106718757
>install bloat to get rid of bloat

>>106718757
Windows 7 had the option to use normal sized icons when you right clicked on the task bar and clicked on the bottom option. I don't know about windows 10, I haven't used it much yet. I know the default is very large.

>>106717991
Fucks sake Carlos

>>106716812
Buckbreaking their users into submission

>>106718254
there is, both variables are unused and it won't compile with -Wall -Werror
if you don't use arguments then the correct signature is

int main(void)

>>106718276
Yeah, but the problem is not with the signature. There multiple ways to suppress warnings about unused variable.
You can use (void):

(void) argc, (void) argv;

You can use maybe_unused attribute (C23):

int main([[maybe_unused]] int argc, [[maybe_unused]] char *argv[])

or you can omit argument name (C23):

int main(int, char *[])

>>106714975
>larping as drew

>>106714975
I hate Hare.

>>106719928
Why