>>107725800
>Catalog
I never had to pay for one, they condition for that is that I would keep that ISP for at least a year

>>107725398
gl.inet or openwrt. ubiquiti is networking fast food.

>>107725398
An old Dell Optiplex with a $30 network card and OPNsense is going to kick every consumer grade routers ass.

>>107725419
Is that a serious question? You can't even configure the rented ones yourself anymore. The isps lock them down, remote into them, and spy on you with them

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>>107725398
they are incredibly easy to manage and setup with a huge feature set and with no licensing cost
teleport wireguard VPN is super easy too
i got my mom a Dream Router 7 and we manage 500+ unifi networks

>>107725413
what do you mean

>>107725820
i have the AC, AX and cellular one
they're alright

>>107725919
what are you talking about homie
we still deploy these all the time but they're more of a pain than the unifi line

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>>107726701
>monkey in a batman costume
>everyone has knives
this is the party I want to be at

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>>107726733
also, happy new year

>>107726966
Thanks darling.

>>107724545
>get x amount of money for a GPU
>check offers
>α branded gpu is slightly better than Ω branded gpu in that budget at the time you're buying.
>You somehow HAVE to buy Ω branded gpu because it will make some random faggot online less mad.

>>107726925
MT/s is megatransfers per second, because "Herz" makes absolutely zero sense for measuring RAM speed. Marketers often just report the MT/s as "Mhz" though.

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>>107725599
>ROFL, you know that rasterization came after ray-tracing for 3D graphics as a compromise
No it didn't. They were invented at the same time in the 60s and their development was completely unrelated until nearly the 80s. Rasterization was invented to supersede vector-graphics monitors and surpass them. And it developed from there. A lot of the techniques that were common in the 90s and 00s were developed in the 70s, like the phong shader model. "Raytracing" as we know it today didn't even become a thing until '79/80s. Pic related. Even the real-time raytracing of today and some pre-rendering engines use rasterization to build surface information for raytracing/pathtracing.

But it is true that today the collection of raster techniques and tricks are just compromises.

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>>107724545
AMD GPUs still suck at AI and they don't have a GPU better than the RTX 4090 in 2026. Fucking embarrassing, 2023 was 3 years ago.

>>107726180
It's a good thing you can get AMD shit to work with minimal tinkering.

#include <iostream>
#include <memory>

#define DO_NOT_ASK namespace hw {
#define WHY template<int N>
#define END }

DO_NOT_ASK

WHY struct Loop { static void run(){ Loop<N-1>::run(); } };
template<> struct Loop<0>{ static void run(){} };

struct Printer {
    std::shared_ptr<const char> msg;
    Printer():msg("Hello, World!",[](auto){}){

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>>107725134
wrong! see>>107723800

The issue with Cpp is that you need to read Bjarne book which is 1200 pages, then you need to read a 900 pages of Cpp98, then read a modern book of Cpp 2013, then a pragmatic book of Cpp 2017, and then a best practice modern programming book and then a RAID book, and then a memory book.

Then you realize that something as basic as print() in python, there's 20 standart versions in Cpp.

Then you realize you wasted months of reading when you could just use C with classes or Rust.

>>107726002
What part of what I said was wrong? That example code clearly shows a 20byte (5*4byte) offset. Exactly what I said.

>>107711740
they're so fucking stupid. holy shit.

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i wonder how many ancient korean mmos this thing knows lol

>>107726230
hny ani!

>>107714596
I am a starving 3D artist, literally pay me and I will sculpt and rig you this character so you actually have something you can fucking iterate off of

you just have to learn how to do basic animation

>>107726930
thank you for the offer, but i tried messing around with blender rigging a goron from zelda and maybe the rig was the problem, but the run animation i made was so fucking ugly

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>>107726968
If you made the rig yourself, it was "probably" the rigs problem. Assuming you have little experience in it.

Knowing how to make a good rig is 90% of the battle, you can get away with a shitty rigify setup but it's a world of a difference when you apply custom drivers etc.

the last 10% is hoping the model you're supplied with in the pipeline doesn't suck ass, if made by you then it can be adjusted as long as you want, for example I have been working on this wretched kiki model for half a year on and off slowly tinkering her to perfection, just because I'm autistic.


do not give in to AI slop videos, get a real model working and it will make your life so much easier I promise.

>>107725683
Wait, are you saying you DON'T want to protect the multimillion dollar corporation with your life? Weirdo.

>>107706756
50 chines yuan have been deposited to the communal account and your social credit score has increased by 1 point for being a good shill

>>107708580
you are a special special boy
hot damn

>>107706756
do they support CUDA or any other GPU compute?

Are they even useful for inference? How much VRAM?

Who cares if this thing runs whatever ai stack. Will it run games at ~60FPS without weird graphical glitches?

replace nano with emacs and you have a winner, even though the package manager you use does not matter at all and should be omitted from this image

>>107726916
Why emacs?

>>107726926
emacs is basically nano but configurable

>>107722723
>wasting CPU cycles on telemetry at all
I'm not willing to spend a single joule of electricity computing telemetry for Microsoft, OP can eat the deepest and dankest portion of my asshole

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>>107725404
>enables owners to make data-driven decisions about the product
as we all noticed, software quality skyrocketed once everyone started adding telemetry. can't imagine what we would have done without it.

>>107722723
>Windows has no telemetry
>Hit Windows Store to find out why

>>107726887
software quality went down, feature velocity went up

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>>107722723
Isn't it funny how chuds can never show proof Windows is actually spying on you? They just throw an angry autistic incel tantrum.

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Happy new year /fwt/!

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>>107683796
I missed it damnit

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kinda crazy laptops are gonna go back to having 8GB of RAM now.
i can only imagine the absolute sweat W11 will put on a 1.2ghz I3 processor with a whole 8 gigs of memory backing it up.
my work one which has 12 chokes until the sweaty demands of W11 everytime i open more than one spreadsheet or chrome tab.

>>107726796
I'm not a yuro so 2 more hours for me

>>107726796
happy new year bro

>>107721811
i look like that

>>107721858
in the trash is goes

>>107721858
>biological females frighten and confuse the zoomer mind

@diarhhea

>>107724961
negroes*

>>107723190
Cloud gaming introduces intoduces “friction” as the MBA bros would call it.
Netflix only worked because it was less friction than going to Blockbuster.
Nvidiaflix would be more friction than the existing market.
If you want to kill Nvidia’s streaming dreams just email Nvidia shareholders and say the streaming plan is “too high friction” they’ll get what you mean.

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>>107726857
>you're basically stuck with no progress. Windows 7 will never go anywhere and you can't change it
I'm already committed to using it for life, no need to sell me on it. I grew up and stopped falling for the "change is inherently good, progress means a good thing" fairy tales.
>>I grew up
>>He posts with an anime image

>>107723407
The GPUs used in data centers for cloud gaming are not the same as consumer ones lmao. The entire architecture is vastly different for how cloud gaming even works. If you think you're getting a dedicated GPU just to yourself you're delusional lmao

>>107726829
it's working I am angry

>>107726143
>Next will you your home.
We already have that grandpa it's called a phone

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>>107725441
>I can't eat many sweets

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>>107726547
Young-onset Type 2 diabetes. The plus-side is that it largely *forced* me to fix some very serious alimentary issues I had before (I was borderline anorexic).

>>107726122
That's a man.

I have a website I want to promote, what should I do? Post on Reddit like a normie? Pay zucks for visibility on instagram?

>>107723866
Depends on what audience you're trying to reach I guess

Also I wish a happy 2026 for everybody in /wdg/

>>107725225
you too bud, 2026 is gonna be great, I can feel it

>>107721022
JS is not hard to learn lol, the entire language is footguns

>>107723866
>Post on Reddit like a normie?
you could do it, there are subreddits where people post their projects, but if they smell just a tiny bit of AI slop in your project they will slaughter you.
>>107725225
happy new year to you and /wdg/ too!

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I want to pick a distro that will work the most seamlessly with KiCAD. KiCAD flat-out isn't fully supported by Wayland or it's X-Wayland compatibility layer, and Xorg is only getting more deprecated. KiCAD officially supported Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora, but none of those are shipping with an option for Xlibre. As far as I can tell, I should be aiming for a derivative of one of these three distros, with the same package manager and all that, such that it's most likely to be bug-free. Is Devuan my best choice? There's been some rumours of Debian's apt and other core utilities getting rewritten in rust and still missing features that were in the original. Do I just use Fedora with third-party Xlibre, or are the team behind Fedora likely to end up making that incompatible?

I've been on Arch for a year, but there's like three somewhat different builds of it in across the aur and flatpak and support won't talk to you unless you're in the 3 supported distros.

Planning on setting up Gentoo soon and will likely change from Nvidia to AMD GPU some time after. Will there be any significant issues in regards to having to rebuild a whole load of shit related to the graphics drivers or am I just overthinking it? Don't have any experience in gentoo hence why I'm asking.

>>107726786
isn't it safe to always assume a change in graphics card, especially from N to AMD brings about complications ?
cant say i have any experience with gentoo but i always just backed up important files and do a clean OS install alongside swapping out the GPU for ease of setup.

>>107726804
On Arch when I had to switch before it was a matter of just updating the packages from what I remember. Just wondering if the process for gentoo is more involved due to the nature of the distro, compared to just deleting and installing a handful of packages.

>>107719997
Nigga what? I have never had any headphones above 50 bucks break in less than a year.

>>107723532
For 69 it is good deal. The amp+dac combos cost twice as much. You can get good dac like JCALLY JM20 MAX for 30$ and have anything you will ever need unless you go for planar.

>>107725728
>unless you go for planar

Is planar harder to drive or something?

i use a hd 490 pro with an atom stack 2. are anc headphones even worth the trouble? or should i stick to some cheap 50 dollar jbl earbuds. i heard they got crackling sounds because of the mic or the bluetooth on ewaste after 3 years.

>>107726766
February 18, 2027 will change ANC headphone design in the whole world. All products sold in EU must have easily replaceable batteries with no tools necessary. It covers headphones and earbuds. And batteries for these units must be readily sold at least 5 years after the last product sold.