the videos I put onto it, music, ps1 roms are 700mb a pop, and I did put an LLM on there but didn't get it working

Card storage made this all moot.
They removed it just to charge you more for built in storage and force cloud usage where they can have control of your data.

>>107848947
What phone are you using for gaming and what emulator?

>>107847501
does emacs count?

Does anyone know a decent gallery app? I've tried Fossify gallery and Aves, they both sucks but Aves is the least worst so I'm using that.

>>107847501
>Osmand
I like CoMaps more.

>What nifty Android apps do you guys use that turned out to be pretty useful?
Binary Eye
Breezy Weather
CoMaps
GPSTest
Joplin
LocalSend
Obtainium
Thunderbird

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>>107847501
Is ther a way I can get the Osmand TTS / rhvoice to use the Japanese voice but in English? I was so happy when I realized that I could manually set the Siri voice that way by editing one of the plists on my Mac, and then that also synced over to my old iPhone for navigation.

>>107848836
>The AI needs to be honest
Not remotely what abliterations do

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clues to get started on using a local model to read out epub books?

>>107848869
Why do you need an LLM for that? There's plenty of text to speech solutions that have been around for decades now.

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>>107848873
sounds fun
i found this for now, uses azure rather than local https://github.com/p0n1/epub_to_audiobook

>>107848869
This is a one line shellscript on a Mac.

pandoc -f epub -t txt ebook.epub | say -o audiobook.aiff && ffmpeg -i audiobook.aiff audiobook.mp3

Linux has "espeak" to do something similar to "say" that dumps to WAV rather than AIFF.
An AI would get you a more realistic narrator voice but that's it.

>>107845673
it's to match the new windows 11 start menu

>>107845616
Yikes, old menu looked bad but this looks even worse.

When is Cinnamon going to work with multiple monitors, HDR, and VRR? When am I going to be able to right click hard drives in Nemo? When am I going to be able to perform updates (ie manage software) through the Software Manager instead of a separate program? When is Zram going to be a default feature? When is Btrfs going to be a default feature? When am I going to be able to run AppImages without manually giving each of them executable permissions? When are the start menu and taskbar going to become visually pleasing? When will performing updates automatically upgrade to the next point release if one exists?

>>107847540
r/redditsniper
>>>/reddit/
Fedora tipping neckbeard
You better not be using fucking Guhnome

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>>107845616
>6.14
obsoleted.

I love finding out just how far behind some companies are when it comes to AI adoption
hate to break it to you, but the next few months are gonna be a lot worse

>>107847762
Red pill us on the coming storm.

>>107844490
I don't think it's a bad idea, but I can see why they didn't consult you. If I were you, I'd be more worried about you being replaced with someone that is willing to embrace AI and Copilot.

>>107845460
tell on them :-)

>>107844490
I actually advise local businesses on the matter of using AI and refuse to do anything before meating their IT person.
Sadly most don't have an IT person since it's small businesses. And I end up telling most that their potential for use right now is minimal/limited to general office work automated.

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What's a good vendor to buy a custom print mouse/deskpad from? Ideally one that won't give me skin cancer; I'm particularly concerned with the image/color fading away due to sweat.

I found this seller in the archives. Those of you who bought one, how's it holding up?
>https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007991250088.html

>>107846295
>deceptively strong due to the unfiltered invisible infrared emission. That can burn your retina without you realizing
As long as I dont look at it directly its fine I guess, right???

>the filters themselves cost more than the laser you listed lol.
Thats the kind of stuff I was wondering about, so other than some massively overpriced product from some european company, what are my options?

>>107845534
I got these and it actually worked at 3200 with memtest errors, and zero errors at 2666. However that lasted 1 day, and one of the ram sticks stopped working. IDK if the adapter is responsible or the motherboard put too much voltage but that's my experience

>>107847593
>>107847601
It was worth it. I'm not one of these people who cares about internet points, but it was getting massively upvoted before the moderators removed it. So there's at least desire to have a media player that doesn't scream "I love gay anal" when you boot it up. Hopefully people downloaded it before the mods nuked it. The funny thing is before I even built it, there were posts for people asking for it without the pride logo, But it's only when people fulfill that request that they get nuked.

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Here is my latest haul of CHINK SHIT. We are not bending the knee to you "chinese shopping" faggots.
From left to right,
>Screen glue for replacement screen
I cracked my phone screen and am going to replace it. This seems to be the glue they all use
>Gopro sticky mount
For my sister's snowboard helmet, I taught her recently to snowboard and want to get some footage of me, but she's not good enough to hold a camera and board at the same time yet.
>Electric terminal blocks
I only need 1, but the minimum was 3, hopefully this is the final piece I need to finish up my tv ambilight setup properly
>OnePlus 13 screen replacement
As mentioned. I was so pissed, it broke in my pocket and I don't even remember how. I fell off an escooter into it in my pocket and it escaped without a scratch, but then something random did it in. I guess that's just bad luck
>Magnetic window mesh covers.
When I moved in, 3 of the 4 bedrooms in my house had magnetic mosquito nets over the windows, but my roommate said he'd like one for his room now that it's summer here and mosquitos are out and about. Got 2 because parents said "should cool, get us one to try it out"
>Phone case and belt holster
Both for my dad and his S21. Inexplicably he likes the belt holsters instead of just putting his phone in his pocket like a normal person, but whatever, that's what he likes. His old phone case was looking ratty too
Overall I'm going to rate it a 4/10. Mostly boring shit, but the dead pixels and green line down my phone screen is driving me crazy, so that's where the points are coming from

>>107837373
Okay which means your choices are horrible macOS or not as good CPU? I'd take the not as good CPU for sure.

>>107841928
I didn't know that, though I don't really take mobile benchmarks seriously without a graph showing power usage. Isn't the benefit of arm battery life?

>>107844428
>Okay which means your choices are horrible macOS or not as good CPU?
Yeah pretty much. I'm weighing my options here.
I do 99% of my work in the terminal so surely macos won't be that bad and will be able to mostly get out of the way...

>>107833394
I don't know your usecase but for me using Linux (doesn't matter which distro) is like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AbSehcT19u0
Constant fighting with the OS in order to use the fucking thing for something productive.

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>>107814412
"ARM is so energy efficient", they told me.

Its mad how competent the .net team are compared to the rest of microsoft, did they avoid getting jeeted?

>>107846195
>browser via blazor is a terrible waste of time, im not sure why they even bother
It's better than JavaScript frameworks and you can reuse the same components on web, desktop, and mobile. What's not to like?

>>107846926
Yeah I'm not saying it's not, though that doesn't mean it's particularly popular beyond Unity.

>>107834144
It's as popular as it can get as it's primarily used in corporated and gaming as those are Windows .NET dominated industries.
Technically C# is multiplatform, but unless it's used as a scripting language inside a game engine, it relies too much on Microsoft's .NET to be used on Linux, Android, Apple's ecosystem and multiplatform open source projects.

>>107834144
bmc

>>107843860
Shit, I meant visual-fill-column. That's what I'm using, and it looks the same as Olivetti.

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>>107843727
>>107843933
both are bloat. just M-q like everyone else

https://github.com/nohzafk/consult-snapfile
this thing feels insanely fast even compared to consult-fd. seems like this kind of external "server" setup is a pretty good cope for emacs' nature, pain in the ass when bootstrapping thoughever

emac lip

Why does Xah Lee have a pic of him literally jerking off on his website?

>>107848721
>I like to shit in the dark

is it to help you concentrate on the smell? you weirdo

>>107848721
i have a poop fetish

>>107847568
How can it take a photo of my face if it is face down on a desk?

>>107847586
>>107847728
>>107848411
>>107848509
most retarded anon I've ever seen

>>107848277
ifaggot delusion.

>>107841981
I'm waiting until its good enough to play back 4k video at 60fps then I'll be swapping over and using it as my daily device

>>107847170
more than 5, and it's more expensive.

>>107847281
Check the visionfive2. They say decoder can play at 4k60

>>107846096
>more lazy FUD
damn, glowies really are seething now.

>>107841981
Never looked, but is there any truth to this, or is it just not Intel/AMD? I'd be kind of surprised if it had open firmware, including memory training, and no meme "security" co-processors. Anyway, idk, RISC-V stuff kind of feels soulless. I'm still rockin' the dual Opteron for my paranoia machine(s).

Hey guys! I wrote another song today. My grandkids seemed to really like it.

https://vocaroo.com/1fjab4mvzxgi

>>107846618
Ah, a song from my childhood

album submission
title: Ga-lactic Cow Juice
https://files.catbox.moe/v0l7fj.flac
https://vocaroo.com/1iMp8VtkFl71

>>107823941
4 on the floor but switch around the kick snare and hihat

>>107844972
I understand a second phone but a third one?

>>107847901
>>107847921
>pixel
>just works
lol
lmao even

>>107847902
moto edge 50 neo

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>>107845021
Hello sirs I am just finish buying OnePlus 15 and got free gift sirs :) plus savings of additional $100 sirs. Can't wait to goon and game. ;)

>>107848544
https://youtu.be/l2U1XKn1M0I?si=v9M8lqzSt-KtBlNS

The s25 is generally better than the pixel 10 but for general usage they're both more than powerful enough and you get the unlimited customization that comes with android anyway so you really can't go wrong with either. Get whichever is cheapest.

>>107848006
> you say that as if a having a manually designed parts invalidates AI tools.

My point is that anything that actually requires any sort of reasoning ends up inevitably requiring hand written human logic. These are autoregressive parrots and next word predictors. If your job is able to actually be replaced with AI in a permanent fashion, it is because a random guessing machine could outperform your reasoning abilities.

>>107847753
>AI does ZERO useful things.
Absolutely wrong. Even as a non-coder, I use it almost every day to rewrite my meeting notes, forecast project roadmaps, rewrite my shitty emails before I send them, troubleshoot log files, message headers. Generate simple scripts for mundane tasks. It's also great at explaining sci/math concepts. All this using only the free version, which just limits your tokens.

Currently playing with a 5090 and LM studio using smaller local models from google and chatgpt, also free by the way, but much more limited and not as accurate as the cloud versions.

You're just a luddite.

>>107847234
cutting edge researchers have already said the technology as-is isn't going to progresss any further than another 5 years.

In 30 years we'll have the breakthrough that enables AGI.

>bro ai wont ever get any better
>okay so it got better, but they've totally hit a wall this time
>okay so it got better, but the bubble is about to burst any second now
>okay so it got better-

>>107847513
I looked up the water consumption by AI and 80% of the water in California is being used on livestock so I don't know why people are shitting their pants over AI water usage.

>>107848834
its like using an existing game engine vs making your own