>>107634426
>ginger sójboy
buy an ad or preferably kill yourself

>>107634453
>Saaarrrr I can't afford oled saaarrr

>>107634468
who are you quoting?

>>107634426
for tv's used for movies/etc. yeah, you won't get burn in on a tv unless you abuse it as a pc monitor or are some 24/7 cable news consoomer

>>107633948
Asked GPT:
>SDXL ANIME WORKFLOW BREAKDOWN

• UNETLoader (200): Obmirsak_v2_t_00001_.safetensors
• DualCLIPLoader (201): SDXL CLIP encoders (clip_g + clip_l)
• VAELoader (2): sdxl_vae.safetensors

LoRA Chain (BYPASSED - Mode 4):
Model Art_Nouveau Midjourney Enhancer TCD

>STEP 2: CANVAS SETUP

CR SDXL Aspect Ratio (8): 1409 × 1664 pixels
>STEP 3: PROMPTS

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>>107634081
>STEP 7: IMAGE ROUTING
ImpactInversedSwitch (234): Routes to upscaling or preview
PurgeVRAM V2 (278): Clears GPU memory

>STEP 8: UPSCALING PIPELINE
UpscaleModelLoader (240): 4x_NMKD-Superscale-SP_178000_G.pth

PixelKSampleUpscalerProvider (237):
• Scale method: bilinear
• Steps: 30
• CFG: 5
• Denoise: 0.4
• Tile size: 1024


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>>107634089
>>107634081
so step 8 is the reason you aren't using WebUI?

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Me? I'm a simple man. I like to slowburn my text encoder...

>>107634494
So what did the greatest anime artist in the entire universe make?

>>107632570
the russians did start it no doubt, but they kind of have to, if Putin lets NATO put anti-nuke bases around his entire border minus China, he loses his M.A.D. status as having to fire nukes into orbit to avoid anti-ICBM sites gives a huge time-advantage to american and euro ICBMs.

He'd have gotten Gaddifi'd within a decade max if he didnt invade Ukies to get more territory and a better angle for his nukes. And then you'd have a Libya 2.0 thats 20x the size, and its sitting right above europe. The refugee floods, the child s*x trafficking, the jewish organ harvesting operations, all the millions of dead whites, it'd be even more horrific than this current globohomo war.

>>107624978
Obviously, he’s into sounding.
>>107624496
>>107624506
How’s BB? Their brand name sounds a bit more trustworthy thank the various alphabet soup ones. I’m looking for wood router bits, of which they’ve also got some, I’d assume you can extrapolate from their metal wares. That said, my JGZUI one I used to route some t-tracks into my workbench is quite ok. The shank is just a bit bigger than 6mm, so I have to remove to collar to get it out. Mildly annoying but for 2.something €, I guess that’s ok.

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>ali says package couldn't be delivered, contact courier
>I contact the courier
>"the package was sent back to ali, contact them"

>>107626769
That's a lot of dosh#
You've got to remember these ship from China, there's a possibility of minor defects or stuck pixels.
Chargeback will probably work but you would get b& from Ali.
I've bought cheap chinese portable monitors which isn't the same thing at all. They're OK.
The listing seems fine but just read over things carefully because any thing less and they can point to somewhere where they've covered their asses

>>107633696
i'm sorry anon

>>107633696
my local dipshit 3rd party dispatcher/courier did this to me for an ebay package. home all day but they said i didn't answer the door and they "rescheduled delivery". did not and i got my money back. i don't envy you having to fight ali on this

>>107632975
Both my dualshock 3 joysticks have barely functioning batteries and I can't get decent replacements, just used batteries with a new sticker slapped on top of them from AliExpress.
AAs are superior for that reason alone.

>>107633030
xbox controller that uses them is fragile shit with shit tier QC so your next bet is the previous 8bito pro which imo has reliability issues in same cases compared to the more durable newer gen models. Can't really win. You might be able to do a TMR mod on your controller

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>>107629097
The M30 is very good.
My only "complaint" is how retarded the RetroArch mapping is for Sega controllers. They (retroarch) picked the worst possible layout.

>>107633030
>Both my dualshock 3 joysticks have barely functioning batteries and I can't get decent replacements, just used batteries with a new sticker slapped on top of them from AliExpress.
there are some chinkshit batteries on ebay

>>107622088
Because retards are obsessed with obsolete handheld controllers, VR support in 3D games is lacking and the path towards removing functionality is the most streamlined due to a decade of the forced Xinput meme.
For most 2D games an arcade style controller is optimal and everyone has deluded themselves into thinking that dpads are good, because it has been on so much handheld Nintendo ewaste.
For most 3D games a mouse and keyboard would be optimal, but support for optimal control configuration is generally lacking. VR has potential, but there is a limit to what mods can do.

I look forward to the Steam controller 2, mostly just to fuck with it.
>>107625731
Comfy for maneuvering a spaceship in for landing.
>>107625810
You lift, push (xy), twist and tilt (x,y), so you have 6DoF.
There was a flight stick that was going to do this, but it got caught in development hell due to covid afaik.

>>107633442
>t. the fun police

i didnt read the past 80 posts, buy good for you guys, or sorry it happened

>>107631529
>Jolt Samples crash when run with valgrind
nvm I'm tarded. Jolt is using instructions not supported by valgrind.

>>107633897
>using valgrind

>>107632988
you get $100 refunded after you mkae $1,000.
they should increase the fee to $10k and refund after $100k, that would clear out a lot of the slop.

>>107633586
>best I can do is 11b active parameters.

>>107634256
vllm had some commits so they didn't betray local. but did they truly embrace coomers?

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>>107634491
>vllm had some commits
Oh good, they'll break tool calling again and it won't work in llama.cpp for at least a month

>>107627338
Drummer be honest. Cydonia 4.3 is less spicy than previous versions?

>>107634491
It's not a new thing, they had a similar blurb about roleplay for 4.6 already. I wouldn't expect anything radically different.

>>107629314
PNG always wins, doesn't matter anymore.

>>107629314
>blurry picture with no details
ofc avif will fare better, after all the details were pre-destroyed. Why don't you go out for once and take a picture of a forest or whatever? oh but of course, then avif would lose. I guess that also the reason you use the same satania image to shill your shitty format as that's essentially just bunch of smooth color gradients with no details.

Please rape yourself at the soonest convenience, thanks.

>>107632356
>"saaar please do the needful, ONLY tree bark, yes? OKAY!?"
I'll humor you though but JXL BETTER be like 30% smaller in filesize at least.

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Okay I found a suitable test file, plenty of tree bark to go around! My test setup is quite simple, save images at low JPG quality settings like 20% quality and then have a modern image codec compete in filesize against that. Otherwise there's no point in modern image codecs if they don't give you better quality for the same JPG filesize IMHO.

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Through trial and error I discovered something most people probably wouldn't give a 2 fucks about: there's 2 SSIM measurements: YUV and RGB. Some people will mistakenly do something like compare the source PNG and output JPG resulting in an RGB SSIM measurement being converted to a YUV one, which is wrong. What you have to do instead is convert your lossy output back into lossless RGB so you can do a proper RGB SSIM calculation.

Which makes sense when you think about it because your screen isn't YUV, it's RGB so your JPG gets converted back into RGB in real life.

Anyway the first result is the JPG here:
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>>107633653
BASED
FUCK ALL FRAMEWORKS

>>107633342
The React Compiler is a new thing which can automatically provide optimisations for your React code - optimisations which otherwise might require hooks

>>107633548
I just went to the React docs for `memo` and it recommended using the React Compiler. I didn't see anything suggesting the Compiler is experimental. The compiler NPM package is version 1.0.0 so presumably they think it's production ready?

If I run into problems I guess I'll get rid of the Compiler and just use `memo` as before

I'll never use react no matter how much you shill it lmao

>>107633499
you have to review one by one?

if no, explain what i'm missing
if yes, how is this better than doing it in a file manager or even image viewer?

>>107634333
> if yes, how is this better than doing it in a file manager or even image viewer?

This is like asking how using Kodi/XBMC is better than vlc. One is a couch/TV friendly UX.

We used to use Faststone to review pictures on the tv, but it's UI is very complex, lots of different subwindows, lots of menus and tiny icons, janky & different key controls with videos, just nagging stuff like that.

I wrote this to be a 10ft UI (auto hiding control bar). All options on home screen, such as auto advance.

>>107632629
yeah, got sound somewhat close to what i used to but still feels off
MSI had fantastic blaster cinema that made the wonders back then and now ASUS...here, get a damn dolby and realtek, good luck lmao
>headphones are dt770 pro 80

Not for any particular purpose, but I like collecting identity leaks (usernames, emails, etc.) and would like to consolidate everything into a single DB so that duplicated data across multiple torrents isn't taking up as much space as it currently is.
That said, I'm not a big DB guy and wondering if there's a particularly good choice for this task. I'm imagining I'd like something like a primary key be some UUID that then has columns for username arrays, email arrays, and then other general info that might be found. Not sure if I care about uname:pword mappings. Also not sure if I'd want to redo my data model at some point in the future as I work on it. Performance isn't a great concern, but it would be great if it had good on-disk compression when the dataset is entirely short text entries.

Also, what the fuck is with these captchas?
Is there any particular database that would be good for this?

Alright, so, the current SSD I have in my desktop tower already has an operating system installed onto it (Xubuntu.) I plan to install Arch Linux onto a new SSD. Eventually, I am going to want to put the files from the old SSD onto my new SSD, so I have no intentions of wiping it. I plan on unplugging the old SSD during my install so I do not wipe it. Right now, I am reading the Arch Wiki for installation instructions before I install. I am currently deciding my partitioning scheme. I plan to use a separate /boot partition for my bootloader. However, I have noted that the old SSD with Xubuntu has a /boot partition, too. When I re-plug the new SSD after Arch installation, will it freak out on boot? Or will I have to delete the /boot partition before I install Arch on the new SSD.

My dad wants a small windows tablet to replace his old, sluggish Surface Pro 3. Basically an UMPC with no keyboard.
In my opinion that's kind of retarded considering Windows 11 is not exactly nice to use with a touchscreen alone. Usually for these devices I would at least want to have a stylus of some sort.
Anyways the closest thing I've seen to something powerful yet fairly affordable for him, and small (8.8''), is the Lenovo Legion Go. I particularly thought of this because I struggle to find actual UMPCs or small tablets, and you can detach the controllers on this one.
Is there any alternative to this?

>>107630193
>so I'm already playing with fire (literally speaking)
what you're describing sounds figurative, unless the PSU is burning. if there's fire coming out of it when you plug it in a recommend not connecting anything to it, in fact you should disconnect it from the wall socket. i hope this helps.

do we just continue with a new general?

Uh okay I don't want to get into the schizo spitefag drama I just have a question about z-image. Are there any guides for prompting on it? Like which terms do what? The hugging face just suggests 9 steps max and cfg of 0 but what else? What about emphasis and all the other prompt engineering stuff from the auto1111 github, is that supported?

>>107634389
Hello Ani

which board has the best image gen generals, I'm done with this shit board

>>107634474
/h/ is full of schizos (they have a thread split as well), /b/ is /sdg/ image spamming but with schizos, /e/ has schizo terrorist attacks. the only ones I can think of that might be free from schizos is /d/, /trash/ and /vt/

>>107628364
>spells like a child
>acts like a child

>>107627565
thanks

Are there any guides for prompting on z-image? Like which terms do what? The hugging face just suggests 9 steps max and cfg of 0 but what else? What about emphasis and all the other prompt engineering stuff from the auto1111 github, is that supported?

>>107634432
there is this https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1pdy78q/zimage_styles_70_examples_of_how_much_can_be_done/
but otherwise is llm captions using qwen so either get an llm to "enhance" the prompt or get used to boomer prompting

>>107628372
defending low quality work is brown behavior

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i like this one, looks way more expensive than it is, its elegant and clean.
>dowsides:
only 30m wr and no backlight.
>upsides:
digital display for stopwatch, auto calendar, and world time, all stainless steel, alarm.

>>107634166
>30m wr
to be desu, I don't understand why they use meters to show off water resistance, a beginner diver's license allows you to dive to depths of up to 12m, how many people do you know who have a beginner's diving license?

>>107632738
Aren't those Sturmanskie?

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awg m100b is the perfect chrono/g/raph
>solar battery
>analog face
>not expensive, not cheap
>not fuckhuge like other gshocks
>radio sync with the atomic clock
>no spyware smartwatch features
>20bar water resist (200m)
>durable af

>>107634455
Unreadable.
>plastic
>durable
At least g shock squares or casioak have a wide aftermarket supply of bezels and accessories. Yours will look like shit after a couple of years and you will have to buy a new one.

The chink way is to zerg rush and cheat at everything. It's in their nature. It's why they love reading the Talmud so much.

>>107630327
Don't have jews to help them.

>>107632142
Only 4 countries can produce ballpoint pens and americucks aren't one of them. China is among them, although relatively recently. Keep coping, subhuman mutt

>>107632478
China will collapse soon

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>>107630327
>Can make coronavirus that wiped out millions in the world, and made the surviving population mentally deteriorated
>Can make fentanyls that ruined many lives
>Can make organ transplants with highly questionable source
>Can make gene-edited babies

Off the top from my head. Someone can add more if you get what I mean.

>>107631442
nsxiv

Thanks, but I'm sticking with Apple Preview!

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>>107633900

Bait and very bad bait.

>>107631442
>>download software that /g/ says is a good image viewer
I have never seen anyone here shilling that shit.

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>>107631442
Never used anything beyond old image viewer works for me.

>>107634372
How? there is an absolute shitload of computers out there. I will sell you 5 computers for $50 and guess what, they're not even worth that much.

>>107632065
nobody asked these people to double the electrical grid to power data centres

>>107634404
If you dont care about playing poorly-optimized modern AAA releases then there is literally a lifetime of quality games from years past waiting for you.
If there is one thing that has fucked up the Jews/Jeets vision of the future for us it's that they didn't push SaaS harder in the late 2000's. Us goys have had too much of the taste of freedom. The only way they can obsolete current tech permanently is if they somehow changed the power grid so new tech can only function on it lol.

>>107634404
>make RAM unaffordable
>make GDDR unavailable
>make GPUs unaffordable
>make SSDs unaffordable
>make HDDs unaffordable
and then when everything is too expensive to buy new
speed up ending support for older hardware

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>>107631613
Fuck you kike I want to own my computer and not play some turd worlder graphics card like, niggers like you are why 5090 is worth 3k+ when only 8 years ago a 1080ti only costed 600 bucks. Kill yourself vermin.