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>>107800037
and their art on frutiger aero subreddit looks like some sort of north korean propaganda like (picrel).

>>107800037
yeah, this thread literally became an nostalgia thread for tiktok zoomers with their own version of "only 90's kids remember".

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part of the draw is that it was promising a calm utopia

Has anyone modeled their room after this style?

>>107801279
Nobody who did lived long enough to post here due to butthole AIDS.

>>107800164
sounds like the gaskets then. that's generally considered a premium feature, but it's all preference. the other boards you tried were probably all tray mount which is the cheapest and most straightforward way to do it. if you like that rigidity you ideally want top mount then but again, I don't think you're gonna find it because the more you sink into the keyboard autism rabbit hole, the less common a 100% layout is

>what sort of switches would counteract that. Tactile?
i don't really know, honestly. I will say if you're daring, you could make the board more rigid by replacing the poron with cheap adhesive silicone feet off of amazon and basically convert it into a silicone gasket mount. i just did something similar with a board that was top mount only and made it into a makeshift plateless build

ignore the other guy, he's the resident shitposter

>>107800408
>>107800164
just looked and k series doesn't even use gaskets. i think i just figured it out though. it uses a flex cut pcb. there's no way to fix that and it will sound like ass without foam. i would not recommend it. get a v series instead

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>>107798541
F1-8x or F1-722 wristrest

>>107800008
thank you!

>>107800474
>>107800408
It's not the sound (or lack of sound) i'm worried about, so much as the physical feel when typing that feels soft or mushy to me.

I also don't know what a V series is so you'll have to clarify or give me a link

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>>107800245

>>107798051
>Pacemakers, flight guidance, nuclear power sensors, etc etc
lol you have no idea how worried I am to fly. normies don't know that code is all written in india

>>107800507
apparently anthropic doesn't even know how to guide it right

>>107800507
>fixed in the latest coding models
given the most recent klod/anthropic oopsie, they arent

>>107798558
This. But we all know these faggots tend to REALLY embrace the "fail fast" mentality and they don't give a shit about any of this stuff.

>>107798605
literally what possible use would it have? keep in mind human image recognition != llm. i saw some gay vid and all it showcased was some retarded drone interface amounting to a search function

>>107800080
ddr4 will stay cheaper because it was around for so long, and so much of it has been made already, new ddr4 is expensive, used is still pretty cheap.

>>107797614
What made you think consumers were ever interested in AI? It seems to me that it's mostly commercial customers looking to increase efficiency or cut costs.

>>107797614
good

>>107797917
the dancing cat videos are a threat to OUR DEMOCRACY because people won't know if they're real or not. they'll look at them and be like "is this real?" and it'll destroy society, because they won't know if it's real or not

i think a closed internet where it's just ai bots talking to each other and designing websites would be really cool
i wanna see them go through the 90s html styles all the way up to 2010s

>>107801652
oh, and one last thing
EVERY practicionner will ask for payement
its part of the philosophy of the system
its linked with its history.
the whole thing started in japan around 150 years ago?
and the inventor of the system started dipending inits to whomever was willing
but people didnt appreciate the gift
and so now its a rule to get paid
not always in money, but you need to give a token of effort in exchange for the services given
it can be symbolic, but you will have to pay something.
most often its money because its a direct token of effort but a poorfag farmer may pay with a dozen eggs, or some flour for example
its part of the philosophy. dont be surprized if you dont get freebies, and it wont mean youre dealing with a grifter
what you may do is negociate that you pay after the service. if you dont experience what i outlined above, theyre bunk, and you dont need to pay em cuz theyre a grifter

>>107788598
Nigga ease. I just botched a self circumcision yesterday. I can't be getting bonkers right now.

>>107788589
>Kills dual graphics
Jewish api

>>107793998
>vulkan is at least 10 years old
wtf

>>107788589
Based, anyone who disagrees is contrarian
>>107788603
Doom 2016 might have been it's premier but pretty sure most game engines since have a Vulkan front-end by default

>>107800161
in what way?

>>107800336
And by 2014 on sale you could get the FX-6300 for just $90 and the FX-8320 for $120. And AMD motherboards were cheaper as well compared to Intel. If you built a $500 or cheaper system in those days there was zero reason to go for Intel in those days.

>>107801230
The times where the 6300 was $89.99 was fucking crazy, 16GB of RAM for like $90 as well, just absolutely insane the decent rigs you could build because it was before all the mining and AI nonsense.

I wanna go back, yeah my current i7 is faster than n FX-8350 and uses 65w, but I have never had as much fun with a computer as I did when that 125w motherfucker, first overclock, my first full graphics core being the 7970, so much fun.

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Pic related plus 8gb gskill ripjews was my /hsg/ setup for a couple years when I brought it out of retirement until about a year ago when I stopped playing vidya so I repurposed my gaming pc to my new server and reretired it.

>>107801260
Yeah like in 2015 you got so much out of a PC for so cheap. For less than $500 you could get the following:
CPU: $90 AMD FX-6300
CPU Cooler: $13 Deepcool GAMMAXX 200T (I bought an FX-6300 in 2015 and that stock cooler sounded like a Jet Engine)
MB: $40 Gigabyte GA-76LMT-USB3 AM3+
Ram: $60 16gb (4x4gb) G-Skill Ripjaws 1866mhz DDR3 (shitty MB probably won't let it run at that speed but 1866mhz was cheaper than 1600mhz)
Storage: $35 Adata SP600 64gb SSD + $52 WD Blue 1tb
GPU: $160 PowerColor PCS+ Radeon R9 380 4gb (basically as fast as a 1050ti)
Case: $20 Shitty DIYPC Matx case
PSU: $33 Thermaltake TR2 700W 80 plus bronze

total: $503

>>107801507
honestly those cpus were such a shit value for anything other than rendering/transcoding, an overclocked core 2 quad will out perform them in most games of that era, 2015 was a great time to buy used, lga 1366 / lga 1156 and lga 775 ,phenoms were dirt cheap, and all offered better performance in most cases.

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Yeah AI is cool for learning but just a friendly reminder that Sam Altman, who says you should use AI for everything in your daily life, takes note-taking in physical notebooks seriously in HIS daily life.

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>>107801719
why is AMD the brand associated with pajeets when it comes to GPUs nowadays?
i don't know much about gaming hardware, but aren't nVIDIA GPUs the ones that can pump out AI stuff because of CUDA?

>>107801732
>why is AMD the brand associated with pajeets when it comes to GPUs nowadays?
It always ways, and it's because it's the cheap alternative, so jeets naturally gravitate to it since they're more likely to be able to afford it

stop advertising your shitty channel/ shitty ecelebs here
this guy gives me the pedo ick anyway
fuck you

>>107801732
It's not, jeets intel igpus and nvidia 60 cards in their laptops. And OP picrel is running a 5090 on his main rig, but has an AMD card on his "steam machine".

I'm not watching that jeet's content

>>107800203
msft cafe anon?

I'm upset about that lesbian lady getting run over by ice. Not because I give a shit about her, but because I know my coworker is going to try to talk to me about it tomorrow and is gonna ask me about how fucked up it is, etc, and I just don't want to pretend to care

>>107801763
Maybe
Now you've probably figured out which of the buildings I work in. I guess it's time to stop posting before I doxx myself even more.

>>107801798
I've only really ever walked around my building, so no, I don't know where you are. I just want to say please don't kill yourself at msft if you are any sort of brown because I don't want to read the articles about how racist msft is

>>107801808
Don't worry, I'm white. Very white, actually. I should get more sun. Oh wait, this is fucking Seattle.. And yeah I probably won't actually do it. I'll still think about it every day though.

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cum in arisu's tight adolescent vagina

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yeah

>>107797821
I agree but that frame gave me a hard on and is the reason why i picked up U149

>>107801725
cute

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>>107786450

>>107787341
After Valve's steam frame announcement I'm convinced that the future is x86 Linux desktops and arm Linux for laptops, handhelds, tablets, etc all the pieces are there for platform agnostic gaming and maybe productivity apps later down the line.

>>107800699
KDE sucks though. As a consumer I don't want to use something that ugly. It looks old, not new.

>>107801744
>waaahh I don't like the look
Install any one of the bajillion themes/rices then.

>>107801771
It's the very first thing you see on a brand new OS. If it looks as unpolished in terms of design it won't help with growing it's user base. I haven't seen any good riced KDE setup. There's always strange sizes, typefaces and spacings around the elements. It needs some professional designer's touch.

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>>107792798

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>>107795161
> amateur
curious, above average intelligent
> young professional
bottom of the barrel status wise, but will progress eventually
> veteran
neck beard, dreams of selling all possessions and joining a sex cult

>>107795161
>They all look dead inside, depressed, robotic face and speech completely lacking emotions.

Most people are like this.

>>107797595
I was off a bit https://dmrthesis.net/story-and-question/

He had no friends outside of his business colleagues, he rarely socialized, he did not have (nor never had) a relationship with anyone, he wouldn’t talk about/acknowledge discussion about emotional issues in any form. There were topics that were completely off limits with Dennis – mostly having to do with any form of personal intimacy. This was true for his Bell Labs colleagues, who speak of Dennis’ personal life as a kind of private zone where they do not tread, and true with his siblings also.

Half the good programmers have shit like this in their background

>>107795161
It's a soul sucking corporate job that you feel like you shouldn't hate because you make good money. Of course they look dead inside.

>>107797618
That does seem to be the case. Good for them I suppose.

>>107801286
>There were topics that were completely off limits with Dennis – mostly having to do with any form of personal intimacy.
why did I feel like you were describing me

>>107801398
lmao

update(){
if [[ "$PWD" == "/home/anon" ]]; then
    export PS1="Hello Master!!!! uwu >3 ~ "
else
    export PS1="\e[0;30[[\u@\h $pwd] ~ \e[m "
fi
}
PROMPT_COMMAND=update

>>107799900
i want perl instead of bash

>>107800424
. means source, . script runs in the current shell, sh script runs in a new process with new env vars

>>107801506
perl is welcome too
any scripting is welcome

>>107800139
Here's some commands so you can answer yourself some of these questions.

$ which sh
/usr/bin/sh
$ file $(which sh)
/usr/bin/sh: symbolic link to bash
$ type .
. is a shell builtin
$ help . # also known as "source"
.: . filename [arguments]
    Execute commands from a file in the current shell.
(...omitted...)
$ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash

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