>>107670387
1 is too many and every single channel has one.

>>107670792
For me the only problem is that most of them don't want to fuck men. I'm not about to troon out just to get access to that sweet sweet girlcock.

>>107668444
I avoid all tranime associated with AB gacha because those characters aren't random, they're selected to be part of the gacha by most tasteless faggots on the tracker.

>>107670580
Never in my life I wish to be born as a Bangladeshi dog bhai

Tagging Classical music has to be the most annoying shit in the private tracker realm. Especially because of that dumb 180 character limit of RED.

>>107669547
>Don't give a company information you don't want them to have
oh they’ll take it. whether offered up freely or not.
If you’ve so much as stepped foot in a grocery store in the last 5 years they’ve created a profile on you. even if you brought no electronics and left without buying anything. they’ve tagged you with facial recognition and gait analysis. they know what they can advertise to you based on how you made your way through the store. they’ve gathered everything they possibly can and they’ll sell it to anyone who’ll pay.

>>107669710
that's why I put a different rock in my shoe every time I walk in

>>107669205
It's a really easy feature to implement and have a lot of impact in terms of free advertising. You just show some statistics and say that 'you're a stray ajzz cat who eats slop a lot'. People share it in messengers and some stories in Instagram.

>>107669205
People love it when you tell them something about themselves, as long as it's positive or neutral at least. It's why they go to fortune tellers.

>>107669710
i dont give a niggers last shit i buy the same food anyway who gives a fuck if they want to advertise it to me?

Is this because of the sharty adding israeli/ice edits to every artists uploads?

>>107669289
slacktivism

>I care about my "art" so much that I purposely make it unwatchable and unenjoyable for anyone I post it too
>I win

>>107669209
Generative AI has really exposed how many talentless people there are that also manage to be crass and cruel. I think a big chunk of the negative perception many have towards AI is caused by these people who worship it endlessly.

>>107669286
>artists
have been endangered for decades, possibly extinct in Western Civilization
>musicians
never were people

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>>107668086
sorry anon, i simply watched a representative example of an old television to illustrate how much smaller TV sets used to be. one without watermarks or any other bullshit.

here, i used ImgOps' tools to find a larger-resolution JPEG from a newspaper that had licensed the image. i hope this helps!

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>>107664336
We weren't staring at video displays 24/7.

Television stations went off air at midnight.
Video-on-demand a relatively recent service; with the ease of clicking "next" to keep things playing, at little to no additional charge.
Personal computers not a common household fixture until mid/late 90s.
Smartphones not commonplace until late 2000s.
Menu boards all physical.
Auto dashboards all physical.
Relatively few computer based jobs, retail POS terminals not screen based.

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>>107664336
when covid happened, I was mostly confined to my computer screen and because of it I lost my vision to see far.
take care of your eyes bros... it was mostly caused by me browsing and gaming with no other lights on but my monitor.

if someone from the 50s woke up in my body, first thing they'd wonder is why there's so much flickery static in their everyday vision.

when it's gaming, it's 'make sure to take regular breaks!' but when it's work, you're meant to sit staring at a computer all day.

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I've spent a ridiculous amount of time in front of screens since I was a kid.
I kept being told I'll ruin my eyesight.
I'm 32 now and my vision is still literally perfect.

>>107669152
so if I leave a review using the website I get no coins?

>>107668556
Which ones did you get?

t. bought a Reimu cosplay on impulse and it's now too late cancel it

>>107624496
>zorro
>lathe bits
based machinist
review your shit after you've used it, compared to local pricey shit.

>>107669296
no coins. they are an app only exclusive

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>cashback site is offering a whopping 26% cashback on AliExpress here in BingBongland + 7 off 15 on top
>But they are unreliable with paying out and I've just had a previous similar purchase from months ago suddenly get declined and not pay out
>reliable cashback site only has 12% today

what do

>>107667252
it's the only thing that will ever call you daddy you repulsive incel

>>107667252
>Force
Mine just start to do it naturally.

>>107669588
I kneel...

>>107667252
same, but with your mom

mine calls me meatbag, maybe I should stop calling it clanker?

so cheap shitbud (less than 20-30USD) to buy in 25/25 is? gk kunten or something else? Want to try something new without spending 100+usd for new meta stuff, already have bright dunus and somewhat midrange oriented full size headphones so i wanted maybe V shape or neutral set

>>107669298
>annoy neighbors
>cops can't tell where the noise is coming from
>iems in
>can't hear cops knock anyway

>>107669759
>h****** **w

>>107670001
Upgrade to touching grass, bucko.

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>>107670411
I really like it, much better than the snow sky, I can actually find music easily without having to click buttons for 1 minute.
Rockbox is great, EQ works perfectly, lots of small QOL settings, it works great on the y1 - I've had 0 issues, I made my own theme based off of iMMX (just inverted it basically)
The built in 3.5mm is satisfactory, I did wish it got a bit louder but I was able to resolve that by just removing the -2.5 preamp on the eq I'm using.
Battery life looks good so far - I have enabled airplane mode though so YMMV; the Bluetooth on this is trash which doesn't really bother me since I don't have any TWS/bt pos.
I already love this lil guy like you wouldn't believe, once you put in an hour or two of setup work it's well worth it and feels very comfy/personalized.

>>107670776
My phone shows the captcha like that. I get 3 rows of images all at once and can pick the 3 dissimilar images quickly. It's a lot slower on PC because I can only see one image at a time.

can someone post an actual screenshot of this new captcha?

rolling for a good one

>>107670788
im jeetposting and it keeps telling me captcha not required

>>107669763
whoever invented it has forfeited their human rights, and I'm not joking

listen 4chan, you zoomer wannabe progammers
I don't care if you dislike my solutions
that's fine
but they are CORRECT, and therefore I fulfilled my part of the contract, no matter what your system thinks
what your system thinks is completely irrelevant
you cannot restrict me from posting when I've done my part

>>107670710
no, they don't
it's always stopping at the odd one out

>>107670014
Good for mic, okay for speakers / line out, bad for headphones out.

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my Uli's lookin real cute, they're shippin off early Jan
>>107667218
Did they adjust the price down a bit with the change? Stealth was already pricing itself out with how much better the E3 was.
>>107667334
Idea is cool, interested to see how it plays out. Was on my radar before I decided Ulis were my pre-order gamble of this cycle.
>>107668335
Utopias are nice. Your next challenge will be avoiding the FOMO of buying 3FNs, so good luck with that.

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>>107668415
Redditors these days regurgitate ASR SINAD memes more than snake oil. Head-Fi is a train wreck though, the amount of people with $4k cables saying they work is insane.

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>>107668415
>mentions fat people for half the post
hey Sharur

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I just bought modhouse tungsten see you guys in 6 months

>>107669736
>he doesn't know
ngmi

>>107669634
a paid for retail copy of W11 pro, debloated and detelemerized.

Has anyone ever encountered any problems using stuff like Shutup10 or Winhance?

>>107671003
If you don't use the unrecommended options in ShutUp10 your system won't act broken. Just do the recommended ones and look over the semi-recommended ones yourself.

>>107671003
yes, seems that a lot of people are too stupid to understand the tools they use and don't know how to keep track of what they do.

>i kek everytime someone fucks up their windows and then cries about it

>>107670707
>at 12?
Yes. Why is this shocking to you?
>>107670707
By males of course, and also making other girls in her frienship cohort envious and jealous.

>>107670727
what are you talking about
it's a child for gods sake
12 year old little girls are into things like horses and tamagochis, not whoring themselves out whats wrong with you

>>107668404
>also, isn't it fairly safe running a pirated game inside flatpak bottles/wine application since it's a sandboxed environment, regardless if it's a VM?
flatpak uses bubblewrap which uses namespaces. safeness depends on how well it's sandboxed. never used flatpak more than once because I used to sandbox everything my own with bubblewrap / seccomp filters manually in the past on linux so I can't comment on that but I heard it's not so good.
https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/linux.html#flatpak
so, I recommend learning how to use bubblewrap. it's pretty easy when you know how to, but setting up an isolated network namespace and then forwarding packets with custom nft rules isn't as straightforward unless you script it.

namespaces by themselves are relatively secure I think since they're the defacto sandboxing apis in linux and battletested by real software, as long as you make sure unprivileged user namespace creation permission is not set and you don't give exposure to more kernel apis by creating uid 0 inside user namespace (eventhough it's not real root, it can access more kernel code than a non-root user).

the main problem is it won't be a perfectly good sandbox unless you run a headless program. you will have to give it gpu device node and xorg/wayland access to run it in native performance and it exposes many attack surface. Also networking with network namespaces exposes more attack surface than doing it with Xen netback/netfront. Even if you don't create any network device in the sandbox at all supposedly. it's why qubes or another type 1 hv approach is more secure, the isolation is more ground up. GUI on QubesOS is passed with their own libvchan based proxy that has smaller attack surface than even a setup with VNC over network running in a headless vm with virtual Xorg framebuffer. I stopped using vanilla Xen for that reason.

>>107671002
>>107669564
kicksecure from the community templates is whonix without the whonix. same base and it's being developed by the same person. you can also use *-minimal templates.

>>107670985
go back to le'reddit

>>107666271
can you even do gens on windows? I imagine windows users would be fine with integrated, not like they need anything more.

>>107667850
Yeah no shit they did, Arch Linux always upgrades to the latest nvidia driver as does every other distro that isn't garbage. The latest nvidia driver is bad enough, being stuck on an old driver is completely fucked.
Nvidia cards from Pascal and older generations will be unusuable on Linux until nvk makes them usable, because the 585 driver is dogshit.

As is the 590 driver, but that's beside the point. It's still a tiny bit less dogshit.

>>107667850
Arch linux didn't do anything wrong. If they kept the older drivers as default, then retards like (You) would just bitch that they don't support the new GPUs instead. You can 't have two default drivers.

The problem here is 100% on Nvidia and if you're using a older GPU you can still install the older drivers manually.

>this thread
Does the average Windows user just not install graphics drivers and expect the OS to handle everything for them? First thing I do on a gaymen PC in Windows is prevent Windows from including drivers with updates and install drivers.

>>107667873
> Nvidia cards from Pascal and older generations will be unusuable on Linux until nvk
Nvidia didnt release signed pmu firmware needed for maxwell and pascal, without reclocking they are stuck on lowest frequency so nvk wont be much useful

>>107660876
If you have to get something that isn't a Dell Latitude, its probably the runner-up that's the fewest light years behind.

>>107666322
You're not going to meme your toy shitbox out of idiot freetard's basements, anon. Give up.

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>>107660876
I'm a fan of Thinkpad P16 Gen2 for my Qube ranching needs!

>>107664793
BASED

>>107666917
Zbooks are overpriced piece of shit.

>>107670268
you will take the blame when something inevitably goes wrong

>>107670268
Unless your job depends on switching your company to Linux, don't bother. It's going to be a headache and too many things could go wrong. The exception would be for things like server hosting, then Linux is probably objectively better than Windows if you know how to manage it.
If it just works, don't be that guy who tries to change stuff and make it difficult for other people.

>>107670268
>Help me to explain why Linux is better than Windows
Just tell them to explain why Windows is better than Linux. I have zero reasons to switch from Linux to Windows. Of course I have reasons like it is free as in money/libre, privacy, I trust the FOSS more than proprietary, FOSS is usually compactible and uses standard libre formats that you can export and import between random FOSS software. Linux is basically cheaper, easier, comfy, nicer experience in the long run. I have same experience on my old Android TV box (Ubuntu ARM version), on my old Android phone (postmarketOS), x86 desktop PC, laptops, UMPC and even if I log in to my OpenWRT router, it is mainly the same basic idea to use it.

Even as a non-tech-savvy, you have nicer time on Linux that doesn't need group policy, regedit, debloat scripts, cmd, powershell and all the other completely random proprietary shit that you have to learn just to learn something else when your master changes how things work or there is the next proprietary debloat application from the new e-celeb youtuber. Windows also does stupid stuff like forces the update that switches your "no updates" option back on in the group policy, then replaces your old working printer driver with the new broken one and does this in a loop even when you are searching random Windows forums to force enable the old one back. Windows had deleted all user files in the past, every application from calculator to notepad sends everything in real time to Microsoft. Good luck when you think you copied some number and you paste your password or private text into your calculator. Now Microsoft has it.

It is also nice to learn everything from LibreOffice to GIMP, only use Anki, Easy Effects, K3b etc. and be in this world where you can be anywhere and you just install these same applications every time for free without learning anything new. Linux is like a home where you can just be.

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>>107670268
>Help me to explain why Linux is better than Windows
Some things in life are just obvious if you're White.

>>107670305
Nobody asked you, trani

qwen edit 2511 can not get someone to put a gun in their mouth

.

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>>107668080
>>107669663
kek, poor retarded little trAni

>>107662468
>>107662476
cute