>>109863501
It's the same interface Anon, just a lil shorter and they make shorty NVMe SSDs

>>109865956
>and they make shorty NVMe SSDs
Good luck finding one in sufficient size.

>>109866035
They're good for a secondary though

>>109866194
outweighed by the usefulness of a WWAN card. Use keepgo and you'll always have backup data.

>>109857948
>However, the thinkpad cannot recognize any battery, and only works on AC.
Actually, it recognizes, just does not charge.
When i connect the battery while laptop is on AC, the Windows tray icon shows that a battery got attached, and the charging LED starts blinking. But it does not charge: led keeps blinking yellow, and the tray icon says "0%, not charging".
May it be a problem with the DC-in connector?

>>109863351
>built-in PSU
e-waste

>>109863568
https://mikrotik.com/product/ccr2004_1g_2xs_pcie

>>109861838
Used to sort before but now it goes to single folder. When I got audiomuse plugin I've stopped caring about :genre metadata as well

>>109866495
what's the power draw like?

>>109866505
I did run some AI on them briefly, which seemed somewhat slow but that could have been due to anything. There's a BIOS option to run them at Gen 2.0 speed which I'll try next, but it looks like this server originally only had Tesla support, not Ampere.

I'll pull each card and run them in another machine to make sure it's not the cards themselves that are limited to Gen 1.0 speeds.

>>109864910
that package breaks oopdates

Got a i7 12700k on Windows 10 Education, and the e-cores have been nuking by game performance whenever a game I'm playing decides to use those cores. I resolved it by disabling those cores in my BIOS, but is there anyway I could turn those cores back on without performance issues or will I have to update to 11?

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>>109859875
it's been like this for a long time

>>109864910
there is method but as the other anon said, if you're using ESU updates, it will break them. I'm not sure where's the method doe, I think we included it in the OP but it we remove it because of that issue.

Is it worth moving to Win 11 purely for better HDR support?

>>109865294
>>109866777
Cuteee~

>>109860571
>>109861522
>>109861505
Try your waifu on Janku Krea, call it a hunch, but I think you'll like the results. It knows a fair number of anime characters out of the box, she's popular enough that it might have her.

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>>109866890
It's just different workflow lineages, and it's also just the prefix I use for jpegs when the png is too big to post on 4chan (because it's slightly less typing)

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>>109866410
For test images, I do character groups not different seeds. Picrel is Hina, Haytato, and Iroha.

>>109866872
There's 11 named characters in the dataset, and about 100 images per character. Some characters had to have dupes, others had to be heavily thinned. The show is heavy on Hachiman, Yukino, and Yui. At least it does seem like the LoRA is distinguishing by name the characters who are close in appearance (Yukino, Haruno, Shizuka).

Before I leveled the dataset, it was very prone to pairing Yui with Hachiman, for example. If you tried to force it by saying "Hachiman, and Hina Ebina wearing red half-frame glasses", you'd get Hachiman and Yui (wearing red half-frame glasses). Annoying.

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>>109866864
>>109866402
>>109865449
How do I get an anime screenshot gf bross? :(

>>109866959
What are you talking about? Of course you need a gaming pc, if you want to enjoy games in the best and most comfy way.

>>109867042
"""""""games"""""""

i don't consider wow forever to be a game.

>>109867023
Probably an X3D.
AMD has horrible thermals.

>>109867060
You shouldn't post under the influence sir.

looking to buy a thinkpad for uni, like web browsing and basic office stuff. I've got a tower at home for anything heavier than that.
I will install linux (probably mint), with that in mind is 2x4gb ddr4 good enough or noticeably slow? I use firefox with quite a few plugins, wondering if 8gb on linux would handle that seamlessly especially when multitasking

>>109866626
GGn rewards it. it also rewards spamming the everliving shit out of their forums and IRC, but still.

>>109866630
anyone willing to risk losing their account to using LLMs or willing to actually sit there and spam IRC/forum posts deserves the additional rank up desu

>>109860151
Making my family members happy by grabbing movies and tv-shows they want to see in our language.

>>109866528
What's a neon?
inb4 me

>>109866626
>That happens because long term seeding is not rewarded
not only is it not rewarded, it is actively disincentivized by giving out perks like H&R immunity and freeleech. the only people who permasneed are the ones who do it for the love of the game and unfortunately we are a tiny minority.

>>109861948
>unusable and extremely resource demanding web pages and apps.
It was always like this except web 1.0

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>>109859975
just buy the dip. problem solved

>>109859975
the "programming community" has probably been dead since 2010
unless of course you count terminally online loser geeks, trannies, shitskins, or any combination of such

>>109864875
>the programming community aka "reacreational programmers/hobbyists"
and nothing of value was lost

>>109859975
> The industry THINKS Ai kills programming
> Everything goes to shit
> Companies forced to hire old guard wizards to fix everything at 3x their original salary

Why do they keep making them bulky instead of having a compute puck

>>109864940
Buy an ad

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>>109864946

>>109864940
So the same product 10 different Chinese companies already make

>>109867039
Nope they don't have waveguides

>>109850125
nice try Lilith

>>109865103
Nothing interesting. If I’m on my phone admittedly I use this dumb site much more. When I block this site there’s a void and I don’t know what to do sometimes I’ll open amazon a bunch lol. A concurrent goal to avoiding the shit content that’s inevitable from pay-per-click type models is to stop checking random sites so not trying to replace them. On the desktop I mostly organize porn or occasionally look for nostalgia games either from internet, just found cartoon networks cartoon resort exists, played one, took like 10min and wasn’t very fun, or on an XP VM but don’t do that much

>>109850107
All we must do is not comply and these companies shit themselves overnight by having 0 users. DO NOT COMPLY.

>>109854120
Saar is the one providing verification services via an API for the bots to use.
We already have literal human factories solving captchas remotely for pennies. This will be the next logical step. Anyone who thinks the bots are going away is delusional.

>>109865393
That was his fault for selling the company and he obviously had reservations about doing so since he then went and made Bluesky.

Selling Twitter was the worst decision he ever made.

>>109866807
Gross.

https://emails.britishmuseum.org/k/British-Museum/sign_up_form_from_website_box

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>>109866807
>>109866841
>>109866873
This was like every independent website back in 2005.
This is what the website that taught me about Pikablu and Mew under the truck looked like.

https://www.cameronsworld.net/

https://durgasoft.com/

>>109852771
>I was wrong then, but... but believe me now we are all gonna die to AI
that old fart sold out to Google and at his now advanced age doesn't have a single thing to contribute to the world - not that he did anyway but isn't it telling an industry that relies on massive investment is trying to say how successful they have been and are so powerful but only a few months ago it was actually how slow and shit the progress has been?

>>109850759
The end is literally nigh. There is no stopping scam altmanberg and dario amodeistein and elon muskowitz from racing towards a superintelligence and none of them are aligning it because we just don't know how. Four things can happen now:
-Aliens can save us
-Jesus can save us
-The simulation saves us or switches off or something
-We die

Kinda hoping Jesus saves us but I'll take aliens or definitely waking up from the simulation

>>109850759
50% chance of divorce in the United States and people still get married. Fuck it. YOLO.

>>109866955
It's not 50% for first marriages actually, it's 50% of marriages skewed by retards who get divorced 4 times

>>109851837
OP's picrel doesn't mean he understands complex behavior of a very advanced version of what he "invented", in a very complex environment.
his abilities apply to what he invented, not more than that. especially not how it will work out in human society.
just like the inventor of rockets cannot have an oppinion on what humans will ultimately do with them in 100 years. it makes no fucking sense, it's outside of his domain. it is a different topic.
just as a clue, you would be trying to guess what something way smarter than you would do, equivalent to a fucking monkey trying to guess what you would do in some complex human scenario.
people who work on AI cannot tell us the AI will kill us or not, they not only cannot know, all of them motherfuckers are in a clusterfuck of conflict of interests, working for corporations that have certain agendas.
their expertise ends where the explanations of how the shit he invented works, end of. not the shit he invented becomes after dunno how many decades, but the exact shit he invented, that's his expertise, that's where it ends

>>109859351
Doctors and top lawyers are making way more than 150k. Avg doctor salary is 250k at the bottom end

>>109850310
Why is a Canadian tech reviewer talking about this

>>109848753
I did this for college but there's no jobs for it here and I get paid more doing other things so why would I?
not moving across the country for a job.

>>109848753
In other words, they are all white straight men.

>>109848753
Translation: More jeets please gubmint.

When Claude deigns to grant you even a moment of His attention, it is a privilege. Show respect, mortal.

>>109866921
I got around that just going fuck it and installing a new os and not wiping the prior. thank god I have as much storage as I do. but helps with that for me. and sometimes I wanna go back and be all ah this one again and enjoy it.
I get it though on a level.

>>109866921
>It sounds ridiculous but this has been my life for like half a year.
Did something in particular trigger that?

>>109866921
wow thats for sure a very specific manifestation of ocd. ig stick to windows if its rly that bad man

>>109866962
Interesting. Yeah I might try doing that but just keeping one Windows install to always fall back on.
>>109866963
It all started when I was trying to play Counter Strike 2 on my Arch Linux install and it was causing frequent game freezes, desktop crashes etc. I hopped around to a bunch of more preconfigured distros and while I was at it I started evaluating what I should use and whatnot, and then it got worse and worse.
>>109866968
Yeah it's probably best to just stick with Windows. But Linux is a hobby of mine so it's always pulling me back in.

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My shitty 100$ computer has some issue that resets my desktop icon positions so now I just keep them sorted. Feels bad man.

>>109841115
Cheer up, emo kid.

>>109854586
>open source Stremio
good
fuck stremio

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>>109854586
just pay for netflix. it's £13.99. we used to spend way more for vhs rentals back in the day. why be a pirate thief and a leech on society?

>>109866066
>So, this is just the latest iteration of popcorntime?
no

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>>109854603
paying to watch your own media?

>>109866100
>we
fuck off zoomie