Anyone know how I can tap into my GPU's VRAM?
I have a Sapphire Radeon RX 6700 thats supposed to have 10GB of memory, but it looks like I'm not using much of it. When I open my Android Emulator my normal RAM goes up by like 4GB while the GPU only goes up by maybe 1GB. I'd like to use more of it or just shift all of it

>>107629101
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Swap_on_video_RAM

>>107629193
>vramfs exists
what the fuck

Which jew pushed the flat demand theory? 20 years of no electricity grid upgrades because "demand" was "flat" despite hundreds of industries leaving the country and tens of thousands of entrepreneurs locked out of innovation.

A country NEEDS cheap electricity to be competitive. Right now young Americans are looking at China with ENVY because they have access to opportunities that young Americans can only dream of.

>>107629352
Perfectly timed for solar to become cheaper than coal/oil/gas. Whatever jew it was was a genius.

>>107629348
change the icon to whatever browser she thinks is for straights

>>107629348
switch to waterfox, it's basically the same thing with telemetry and ai ripped out

>>107629346
To the best of my knowledge it still can't run fitgirl games yet. You're welcome to correct me if I'm wrong though.

>>107627811
Do you just let the AI go nuts or some extra steps are involved?

>>107628120
How are you doing those Towas?

>>107627811
neat

>>107624520
>month
Stupid faggot.

>>107625839
Yeah, it's really annoying.

>>107628398
kek
what is the tracker called?

>>107628421
Xthor or Abnormal maybe since they're completely closed off I think. None of them are as big though, even the more public ones so not nearly as much coverage unfortunately
>>107628637
YGG

>>107627267
should I bother? I don't have to be Hungarian to join?

>>107620743
>two more weeks
I thought it was still 2 years away kek

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>>107627786
>can we stop with this meme already?
This
If anything I need more horizontal space

>>107622075
good band that

>>107620743
>2 more weeks
top zozzle

>>107620829
>troon screeches about God is le bad!
Many such cases

>>107628168
>and it outputs a list of files I send through xargs -0 to mv or rm. Unix philosophy is alive and well, even today....
That's because you don't know how to write a program. Unfortunately you still have to deal with the brain-damaged C language and null-terminated strings, but "xargs -0 to mv or rm" is not how you're supposed to do it.

int rename(const char *oldpath, const char *newpath);
int unlink(const char *pathname);

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>>107626653
True, Luke Smith turned minimalism into a meme for larpers who do nothing but tinker when the goal should be the opposite. A true minimalist gets an AE86 Trueno off craigslist, a larper straps a rocket on a unicycle.

>>107628780
For example, I just switched to wezterm. All of my widgets, like in pic below, rely on keybindings and window rules to function. All of them had to be changed. I can't imagine trying to get a window to the exactly correct place on the screen after resizing it, when you have to recompile each time things don't line up. Further, if I come up with a handy script, I can incorporate it into my config in minutes.
>>107628121

>>107626065
>82 B
how low can you go

>>107629234
1 byte raw.

magick -size 1 canvas:white a.png;
ffmpeg -i a.png raw.rgb;

To convert back to PNG:

 ffmpeg -video_size 1x1 -pixel_format monob -i raw.rgb b.png 

>>107628744
who hurt you? I can't see how such a simple thread would make you this mad

>>107628251
Great game, enjoy Terranigma next if you haven't already played it.
>>107628221
I'm running an Immich instance off the only one I have. I wouldn't mind transferring that off an building a Cinepi or whatever the camera was called.

>>107628221
Nope, I have maybe 7 Pi 0Ws in a drawer and maybe 2 of the Pi 3s. At one point I really did use almost all of them: I treated them as low power single purpose machines: NAS, DNS, Jellyfin, reverse proxy, and multiple websites. It made sense when it was just 2 or 3 things because the Pi 0W uses like 2 W of power. But now I use proxmox for all that.

>>107628899
He's been mind broken by people that live in his friend rent-free.

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>>107628949
I sure did

No. Kill yourself.

no. love yourself.

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>>107629249
having no captcha better.

>>107627823
>Librewolf is just vanilla furryfox with a config made by faggots
What is Waterfox then?

>>107627857
I've tried Palemoon and I mostly like it but its version of ublock origin is too old and doesn't have custom filters and its extension of choice for that has a different syntax and I can't get most of my filters working on it and there's zero documentation on what its syntax is supposed to be.

>>107627303
>107627303
try to use surf like I do. its a huge pain in the ass but if you make a bunch of wrappers to easily access your favorite websites its decent.

Use this default

surf -D -z  1.3  "$@" &

for example I have a bash wrapper named 4chan_g that auto loads /g/ in surface from those settings

>>107627787
>>107627857
I like how customizable Pale Moon's interface is and appreciate its "Firefox 3 philosophy" but unfortunately it lacks compatibility with many modern web features and most extensions created after 2018 won't work on it. I realize that Pale Moon is maintained by a small team but the core developers are not the nicest people to work with and much of their past behavior is uninviting for potential new contributes. They got rid of their most problematic developer but the stink still sticks to their brand.

>>107627303
Waterfox is the most direct switch, is basically just firefox with a little more privacy defaults and no AI.
LibreWolf is even more hardened, though it can break some websites with how strict it is.
Floorp is very customizable and no AI shit.
Zen is a really unique way of doing browsers you may love or hate, also stated there'd be no AI shit.

>>107624431
>Does Windows 7 collect your data like the new Windows?
It collects less data than loonix
>Will I get a shit ton of viruses from using it?
if you're not being a carrier grade nat (you probably are but you should check) then get a firewall + get a modern browser and you're as safe as any other os

>>107618651
Go to any linux forum and say an opinion that's remotely right leaning without getting into some sort of trouble, go on I'll wait.

>>107614911
>CP Records
uhhhhhhh anon?

>>107615093
Rorschach simulator 2k

>>107614597
Ah, another humor thread. Let's see what delusions have come back and what new symptoms have we developed now.

>>107625354
goddamn snow camo they think they're funny, "hey Dave remember my nintendo glock from last week? check this out, snow shotgun!" then when one such actual shotgun eventually gets used in a crime disguised in plain sight as "just a snow shotgun" the police gets wary of them. then one day Bobby shows off actually-just-snow shotgun to his friends, a cop shows up and PUT THE FUCKING GUN DOWN *BANG BANG* and before you know it, the shotgun shatters into a million pieces, proving it was just a fake shotgun made of snow

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image-1.5 has consistent hand placement when prompting "urgently needs to relieve herself" or "urgently needs to go do the number 1", unfortunately the composition is worse

>>107628469
>>107628469
crt was copied by reverse engineering alien ET tech. were so primitive in our understanding it that we barely even scrached the surface of what can be done with crt applications

then we abandoned it entirely because lcd is cheaper. that was stupid because we already hit a dead end

crt can have the resolution the size of an electron that would bE essentially 1 pixel. 8k is basically nothing. iTS A disastER WEVE had crt innovation paused for 20 years

>>107628571
>crt can have the resolution the size of an electron
i guess they could make it that small but it would be logistically challenging and i feel like at a certain point wouldnt there not be a perceptible difference between that and a super high resolution
kinda like how you cant tell the difference between super high refresh rates

>>107628914
i mentioned crt applications have barely had the surfaced. its not just displays. crt technolgy branches with many other technolgies just displays. not even just isolated to visual tech

>>107628459
CRTs are still kind of nifty for one purpose: reducing lag. They're still good for fast twitch games, but there are modern alternatives to CRTs.

>>107628459
If it's so great why don't they make CRTs anymore?
Check-Mate.

Why this ching chong arch instead of RISC-V?

>>107628809
They literally banned Nvidia niggut

>>107616217
didn't rms use a laptop with one of these chips for a while?

>>107622668
IBM gave up on helping embedded and pc powerpc so nobody cares anymore.

>>107629290
your news is out of date friendo

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>>107622511
>calls others third worlders
>a 135px tall bar occupies half his screen
lmfao

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>>107625190
>You can pull out the drawer from literally anywhere if you swipe in from the left edge of the screen.
Ah I see what's happening now, my OS overrides it. Even if I set left edge sensitivity to lowest it's 50/50 whether it will pull out the drawer, or trigger the back command. Even more annoying for being unpredictable.
Maybe if the drawer active zone was wider in thread view it would be better. It's definitely wider in catalog view.

>>107629305
That's interesting. Personally I still use button navigation cuz I'm a tech boomer, but it makes sense that the left screen gesture would conflict.
>Maybe if the drawer active zone was wider in thread view it would be better.
Definitely something to consider for sure.