>>107719964
An appimage is a self contained executable you can just run it...

>>107721038
He didn't figure anything out you moron. You don't even know what you're talking about.
You probably don't even know what an MSI is, NSIS, how dynamic linking works, COM and OLE. There is a reason "DLL Hell" has the word DLL in it.

>>107721064
I've never had a problem with installing with .exe or .msi. Meanwhile apt will uninstall your DE if you try to install Steam.

>>107721081
>I'm an idiot
Yes, we all know. Why the fuck are your kind allowed on the technology board? Fuck off.

>>107721124
You're so butthurt.

It better get this right or this checkpoint is getting fucking dropped "The camera pulls out slightly to reveal a drinks cooler loaded with ice and drink bottles by the woman's feet on the beach."

>>107721058
Yeah I used that workflow also first time and its working good but they way they chain each clip into seperate prompt nodes and samplers like that is just insulting and also disgusting but that is comfyui in a nutshell a massive pile of shit. So I'm also working on an improved workflow which borrows from my usual wan 2.2 workflow which loops on last frame, in SVI i'm looping on previous latents which is working great so far after extensive testing last night. I'm determined to switch to using SVI because it does remember their face due to the anchor latents so its a game changer really.

But I think my choice of checkpoint with speed up lora's is letting me down for sfw gens, its typical as i need check point with those so save on vram and also in gguf format, cunts always focus on nsfw though and it ruins everything when you just want to make good videos.

I'm testing qwen-image 2512 vs original side-by-side. Using random Gemini captions from a dataset I have. So pretty detailed and high quality prompts.

Even for the same seed, 2512 produces a significantly different image. It's clear they didn't just do a lightweight aesthetic tune, they most likely completely redid the post training. And 2512 is winning by a large margin for every single prompt I have tried. I see people shitting on the new version, like sure it still doesn't match Z-Image in terms of realism, but it's a big upgrade over the original. If you need maximum prompt comprehension Qwen is still the GOAT and this new version makes it even better.

The model is producing so different images for the same seed, you may need to retrain loras.

>>107721172
How is it nsfw wise?

>>107721039
merges are bad for NSFW because you don't want the NSFW lora at full power, you'd want a 0.33 strength if you just want the girl to breast boobily slightly, around 0.6 for erotic stuff and 1.0 for actual sex

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>>107721027

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>>107706943
>READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:
we have a little situaaaaaaaaation

>>107721085
that's horrible, but expected. i'd never want to use that.

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>>107706943
Ya po wn, es solo certbot renew y meterlo al crontab.

>>107706943
so what u using for bot control?
cf, nginx? I have cf blocking a ton of sht but requests keep going upp

>>107720203
>Literally how can you rationalise (or rather cope) that billionaires are entilted to privacy but average people aren't?
They are your betters. You are their inferior. They have a right to do whatever they want. You have the privilege to do whatever they allow. You should have read the terms of service.

>>107720222
If you don't consent, stop actively serving their interests, starting from today. Don't consume their products. Don't participate in their economic system. Don't work for their slaveholders. Don't abide by their laws. Don't use their infrastructure. Don't appeal to their courts. Don't sing praises to their mock legislature and the faux "rights" it gives you. :^)

>>107718093
Before I even address your core argument, immediately share the contents of your private messages and no censoring, c'mon, chop chop

>>107718093
You can want to hide something that isn't illegal. And, they'll keep the chat logs forever. Say you're using a technology that they want to regulate later, they can go search through their archives for anyone that has discussed it and target those people for more targeted enforcement. Data collection like this ALWAYS gets abused.

>>107718724
This is a matter for the community. Government enforcers should only get involved in large-scale matters, "thirty thieves is an army". Communal vigilantism was how things worked for the majority of human history. Cops are worthless and actively make things worse.

why are people glazing the washing machine talk so much
i miss the console talks and djb/nadia crypto talks

>>107714883
Defcon is sanitized corposhit. I'd rather take the quirky uwu people than that, at least they're genuine.

Someone post that meme about fighting the system and it's all sponsored by corporations for >>107720579

>>107707708

Not since visiting the Amish have I seen such a paranoid schizophrenic approach to pictures. Are they just scared of being seen?

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>>107720579
>quirky uwu people
picrel is the classic quirky uwu person

>>107720776
>why yes i am retarded and dont know what
>"literally every line has an equivalent that can be invoked from %COMSPEC%"
>means
I've met streetshitters smarter than this thjing.

>>107720330
clean sp1 iso to start with
also why 7?

>>107720797
Again, you type a lot and yet provide zero proof. Have to demonstrate any of it, either.
>ad hominems
You lost. Thanks for admitting I was right and you're wrong. I accept your concession. Filtered. Reply more, I'll never see it. I know you can't resist, you're already typing.

>>107720825
>i don't understand
>so i won
This is your entire argument.
Congratulations on your absolute failure to demonstrate that you wouldn't freeze to death in your own IQ.

I'm on Win10, I've got three m2 drives installed.
I want to add fourth one, and to migrate my system drive to that new one. Clone and expand.
What's the easiest way to do it?

>>107719797
it looks recent but I don't know why they'll always end up with this too straight frontal hairline, it looks so unnatural

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>>107720014
wypipo don season dey hairline

>>107718203
the eyes too close together thing is a jewish phenotype

>>107718203
Irish monkey

>>107718203
amerimutt

>>107717242
>taiwan has all of the resources and cheap slave labour though
less resources than china. they need to import a lot of stuff. not much you can do when you're a small island. country has higher quality of life, higher wages (minimum wage is something like 3x higher in taiwan)
> Governments don't care about that because they can afford the premium but if Joey can't get his iPhone there'll be riots
governments are giving these corporations incredibly generous tariffs and tax breaks so countries like usa, uk, australia etc. will turn a blind eye to it because you have all of this money, other people's money, invested into these tech companies. share price must go up! doesn't matter if manufacturing in your country has turned into shit. they're all making money.

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>N2
I WILL NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER, EVER BUY OR USE THIS TECH
NOT LETTING THE MACHINES WIN
FUCK YOU I AM FIO TIL THE DAY I FUCKIN' DIE.

>>107717979

2nm is basically 30nm++++++++++++++++++++++

Intel will turn it around, but just after Lip Bu Tan raids its assets to bail out his previous failed ventures. Please understand.

>>107712642
>Is there any scenario where intel turns it all around?
I mean they kicked out the CEO that wanted to focus on their core business, the fabs, so probably not.

>2025.99
>lenovo
>ubuntu
>intel
trinity of shit

>>107720684
Best description of the situation.

>>107721021
What's wrong with Lenovo?

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>>107720592
It's not a problem. With Ubuntu shipping a ton of Rust Rewrites™ of software in the near future, the OS will not only be more performant, it will have memory safety guarantees. The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades.

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>>107720592
Linux has been using the same amount of resources as windows for years now
Even xfce is more intensive than windows 7 shell

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>>107721004
i have a few

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>>107720767
Thanks
>>107720849
You're right that After Effects would be better for a complicated shot and having full control. I've also been thinking of using blender for compositing, it seems like it is pretty powerful.
I don't like dealing with exporting multiple image sequences into separate folders and then importing them into another program. I would lose focus and only manage maybe 1 gen per day. Being able to do the whole thing in one piece of software is a lot more convenient for me.

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>>107718316
>Seems weird to have an anti smoking pack of cigarettes.
some nations ban pack designs so tobacco companies can't make their cigarettes seem cool. the only packs they can use are blacked out, with anti-smoking messaging on them

>>107718545
:(

>>107718647
>Rocketgirl situation
you make it sound so dramatic. I think he just got a girlfriend, lol

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>>107720729
>>107721111
ooo, nice

>>107720734
gm

>>107721023
the bad ones always seem easier to remember than the good ones

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Is there a reliable inference provider that doesn't censor text to image prompt generation? If OpenAI sees a hint of a nipple, it outputs "Sorry, I can't assist with that request." Being a vramlet, I can't run much locally.

>>107705709
your best best is probably to run a barebones linux and have it boot straight into a win2k virtual machine. that'll take care of drivers. outside of that there are autistic japanese people that make all kinds of stuff for win2k to make stuff that shouldn't run on it run on it

>>107705709
>>107720968
that or of course you could source hardware that has 2k drivers, you're probably not going to be able to run anymore than what such hardware can do anyway

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>>107711970
Good times.

Why do russians keep trying to meme anons into using insecure software?

>>107705709
The problem is that Windows 2000 can't provide any real security features / sandboxing. The smallest exploit in your web browser will lead to full remote code execution.

>>107720396
the spec is easy to find. if you want an api, look at rtorrent. i remember it being packaged as a library.

unironically just ask ai to point you at protocol specs, it will nudge you to the relevant ones and even notify you about undocumented shit.
For example, while I was testing my DNS resolver I didnt understand why single packet multiple domain resolution request wasn't working, turns out all online DNS servers either discard entire packet or anything after 1st domain to prevent DOS attempts
https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0003.html
https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0023.html
https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0020.html

also there's a python wrapper for transmission API, if making a BitTorrent client is not your goal
https://pypi.org/project/transmission-rpc/

>>107716483
Computer parts are pretty cheap all things considered though, people tend to forget how much the entry fee into personal computing used to be.

>>107720910
Poorshits are always going to find excuses to complain.
Victimhood pays in the modern day, and if there isn't a reason to bitch, they'll invent one.

>>107716360
Imagine the glee of sellers who had a large stock and the manufacturers'.

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>>107716360
https://arvutitark.ee/en ?

>>107716483
>plastic stick with historically dirt cheap sand rectangles is now more than the CPU which costed enormous knowledge to encode, optimize, and maintain
>meanwhile plastic stick goes stack machine brrrrrrrr
competency + fearmongering scarcity crisis

>>107716984
I love Wikipedia

Test

>>107716984
i donated in the past long ago.
Then i found out they were sitting on unused money and donating their money to retarded projects instead of funding wikipedia. Never again will i give them a dime.

>>107721080
they simply remove sources and citation for politics along cited message. Politician and church crimes have been scrapped like that. The site has been dominated by single people owning articles and forbidding changes for a good decade now. In general its always the same, any remotely popular platform becomes a propaganda outlet for pr with public.

I corrected a few tiny punctuation errors like 15 years ago.

>>107720556
and you can't just decide while you're tabbing to your file that you want to see the metadata of a different file, realize you want it gone, delete it with a keybind, and then select your completion.

>>107720187
>>107719757
snippet from updated preview wrapper

    video/*)
      case "$(tty)" in
        /dev/tty*)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"
          exiftool "$1"
          ;;
        /dev/pts/*)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"
          exiftool "$1"
          ;;
        *)
          eza --no-time --color=always --icons -sextension --group-directories-first -lhgTL3 "$1"

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>>107720750
In fzf's key-bindings.zsh plugin, if you replace the contents of the fzf-cd-widget function with that of the fzf-file-widget function, and duplicate the _fzf_select function to handle the environment variable, the fzf-cd-widget will place the selected directory onto the cursor position on the command line, rather than changing to that directory. You can duplicate these functions to handle any fzf options and commands for custom widgets for fzf that place selections directly onto the command line.

>>107720989

# CTRL-D COMMAND
__fzf_dir_select() {
  setopt localoptions pipefail no_aliases 2> /dev/null
  local item
  FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND=${FZF_CTRL_D_COMMAND:-} \
  FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS=$(__fzf_defaults "-d / --preview='fzf_preview_wrapper {}' --walker=file,dir,follow,hidden")\
  FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS_FILE='' $(__fzfcmd) "$@" < /dev/tty | while read -r item; do
    echo -n -E "${(q)item} "
  done
  local ret=$?
  echo
  return $ret
}

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>>107721002
In this way, with

alt-1:reload-sync<eval \${FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND}>,\

set, alt-1 will always return fzf to the list with which it was started, regardless of which widget spawns fzf.