>>107630364
>haha oops, you have to reseat a cable
>now everything is oily and stays so after a wash

>>107630285
>use water cooling
>my PC is now too cool to effectively act as a free heater for my room

Nice try goldstein not falling for it

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>>107631315
A computer submerged in mineral oil.

>>107632874
My room stays around 68-70F
Not a problem

>>107633406
>lossless audio is too big wah wah
Just get a 200TB NAS RAID.
What, are you poor?

>>107633714
>What, are you poor?
Yes, that's why I torrent

>>107633731
based eat the rich anon

>>107633731
I'm not and I still torrent. I would torrent even if I was a billionaire.

>>107633668
>*tinnitus enters the room*

>>107633468
>So if you use Rust for embedded, you must have a usecase where you prefer your device to be dead than to risk a sepctre style """ vulnerability""".
My device just works.

>>107633604
yes, because ACKing yourself when an irrelevant part of the config is funky is totally the intended behaviour that everybody would implement.

At least in military terms, it actually is, if there is anything extraordinary that you didn't take into account, it is preferable to kill yourself and everyone relying on you.
It's like the Hannibal Directive in software form. Death is the intentional preferable option.
Reliability and availability are not a metric for those people.

>>107633647
>because ACKing yourself when an irrelevant part of the config is funky is totally the intended behaviour that everybody would implement.
Yes. Nginx also refuses to start if you give it invalid config.

You do not want partial updates to complex systems like this. You want your rollouts to be atomic in context of one instance. You either deploy and update or rollback on failure. Their update did failed(config generator was broken) and the rollback failed as well(orchestrator failed to restore last working version) and this is why Cloudflare had an outage.

>>107633647 (Me)
Also puts the whole "safe and effective" into question, when reliability is the intentional least important metric.

Operating a Patriot missile system is the absolute opposite of safe.
The Patriot exploding on ground and killing 100 of your own soldiers is still preferable to have an enemy capture it.
You are disposable meat and you dying, is the system working as intended. It is the "safe" option, from the perspective of your handlers.

>>107633689
afaik the lua nginx one just ignored the broken part of the config, printed an error and continued.
And that lua was written by the same glowfags who wrote the Rust bullshit.

Nginx is built with availability in mind.
Ideomoatic Rust software is written with:
>there COULD be a bug??? -> self destruction! Kill everything!

You literally saw it on the Rust fags who defended this behaviour!
When they were confronted with: "It worked fine before Rust" they pointed one some non-vulnerability from 9 years ago where cloudflare sent a random part of a pepe.png every blue moon if you caused some buffer overflow.

Rustlets think that death is preferable to risking some non-issue bug.
They don't even pretend otherwise.
And it explains why this .unwrap bullshit and the dumbest error handling in the history of IT got chosen this way.

>>107631996
your very anger, saar
do not redeem the angry, saar!

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>>107631970
>>107631996

Why is it so hard for Linux devs to make a good desktop?

what post got removed?

>>107621970
The user finds one solution better than the other.
The user decides to use the solution they find superior.
When asked the user will tell you that the better solution is the one they happen to use.
Now color me suprised.
>>107622008
A distro is almost always certain to be malware. Even LFS might be malware, when you look at recent years news and question how much more adversaries have managed to inject in the foundational FOSS code base.

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emac
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DMbrNhx2zWQ

>>107633004
This is the guy that says that lisp "is basically python. It's just a toy scripting language"

>>107632896
dank you sar

>>107633389
yes, and he is not wrong.

>>107633004
where do the green peppers come from in you mythology?

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>>107633411
>where do the green peppers come from in you mythology?
saint ignucius asked the holy ganoo to make a freely redistributable program for painters, which the ganoo in their folly misheard as peppers, and so a legend was born

>>107632377
even hotter

>>107630697
Does she have a penis? Otherwise im not interested.

>>107627246
You just know this bitch will suck the soul out of your nuts everyday at the cost of ruining your life.

>>107630697
what is wrong with these women not maintaining public socials, it's like they don't want to make money

>>107627246
i love titties

>>107632991
Can you code something useful for firefox like example
I download ton of porn directly from browser network and sometimes some of downloads fail
Remove from history and delete file is way too close to each other in Firefox download section
How about script that?
But no
Let imagine imaginary problem that i can fix after watching 5 jeet tutorials on how to fuckup user.js by fixing nonissue while real problems are there to stay
Thanks i guess

>>107633012
you're welcome
>>107633057
what is wrong with you? first of all the context menu can in fact be edited to your liking in chrome.css and second of all I found these myself and they don't mess up anything

>>107633075
just say thanks for bump and provide me with fix to what i said

>>107633325
>the context menu can in fact be edited to your liking in chrome.css

>>107633392
>chrome.css in Firefox
only codemonkeys dont understand irony in this

I always wondered how you’re even supposed to compare checkpoints. Do you just generate 100 images with one model and then 100 with the other, for the same set of seeds and for the same tags, and then for each pair you compare them and pick your favorite, tallying up the count? Do you test for a wide range of CFGs, or samplers, or steps, to see if either model works better at some specific settings?

And at the end of the day, a lot of this seems very subjective. It’s one thing to test for prompt adherence (and even that is to some extent subjective) but when it comes to “quality” I feel like there’s too much in play to properly compare two sets of pictures.

Is there anything even remotely close to an objective metric here?

>>107633509
Gen some grids, focusing on the parts that are most important to you.

>>107633509
Checkpoint comparisons are subjective and personal, you need to test models yourself with YOUR specific prompts characters then share it and maybe there'll be some anon who's looking for exactly what you did.

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I'm having fun using Qwen Image (released in 2025) to generate base images in a generic style and then doing style transfer with Illu/Noob. And Qwen Edit can do awesome stuff through pure prompting that you used to need very manual inpainting/controlnet for (remove speech bubbles, colorize, etc).

>>107633673
How long does it take to gen with Qwen and what is your gpu? If it's like minutes for one pic I'd rather still use CN probably, unless you get great results in like a couple tries max?

>>107616206
Shaniqua at customs now has your lego shrimp anon. It's gone.

>>107615741
Can’t help you with alibaba, but I’ve got quite few decent ones from AliExpress. Check out leohex, amoresy, aesco and xkcny. A lot of non-see through and barely see through or see through when wet stuff.

>>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"

Absolutely hated the ribbons when thry first came out.
Looking back, this is where Office peaked. A shame the format it uses is completely junk nowadays. Libreoffice look decent with compact tabs at least.

>>107632898
>wait 10 seconds
throw your stinkpad in the trash

And how do you print a document, it's file > print, correct?

No? Wait, the entire menu at the top of the screen has been removed? Ctrl-p to print?

And then you realize that everything is really /x/. They got rid of the menu at the top of the screen, and they listened to all of the IT phone calls this resulted in, and the elites did all kinds of gambling about these IT phone calls. That's what actually happened.

Windows 11 is like they sat around a table, discussed every single thing that made Windows 7 good, and decided to remove those features. Why? In doing so, it gave them something to gamble about.

The war in Ukraine? Gambling. Gaza? Gambling. Mass shootings? Gambling. Healthcare? Gambling. Shitty software? Gambling.

etc etc etc
There are no guardian angels, there are just people that gambled that you would act ethically.

>>107632833
take you meds. nobodys laughing

>>107632752
Office 2010 was slightly better than 2007, but 2007 had VLK activation.

>>107633130
> no one ever noticed or complained
people would have to give a shit about your slop to complain, anon

>>107633347
it swapped the locations of the back and the bottom of the building. If you applied that texture to that model there would be a weird seam on the other side.

>>107633410
oh right, the back would be upside down as well i think.
your comment's totally fair t bh. the agentic fantasy promised by people like sama just isn't here yet.
i do think some of the reactionary
>ai bad
stuff, esp in creative circles is approaching hysteria. i've seen a couple of other examples where people have provided this thing concept art and asked for trim sheets and texture atlases and it's gotten 90% of the way there for them. we're at the
>make ai that's a tool
part but there's an unwillingness to move past the ethical issues now, and i fear a lot of those people are actually going to left behind because the vast majority of the public has already moved past the ethics conversation

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>>107632796
this is extremely inaccurate. oviraptor was not a spinosauroid, velociraptor had teeth, the hadrosaur shouldn't be does look far more like a ankylosaurus. and many many of these animals (the two legged meat eaters) had feathers and I think some animals were just mdaeup

>>107631019
>a full decade of waiting
Nobody told me the dactyl was a poison chalice. The trackball version looked interesting but the more I see it the less it actually is appealing in regards to ergonomics.
I don't even have the desire to hotswap from my boba 4UTs

>>107626489
trans hands typed this post

>>107632754
Of course it is.

>>107607437

Anyone have experience with wireless keyboards that have a trackpad and dont need a dongle?
its for a htpc, for a person that will find a way to lose every dongle they see.

>>107633107
Name?

>>107631956
But why?

>>107619435
I gave up on Clover forks long ago, you can make Chance look the same and it fucking works.

>>107633252
Why can't you?

>>107633165
Let's see if i get it
Ah fuck me

>>107633154
I think I got the single row of 3 after using browser cookies for a while.
Fuckin hell the dots in boxes captcha looks gross.

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>>107629212
how can you steal digital art? stealing implies he has taken something tangible away from someone but he just made a copy of it

I wonder if she'd do a naked rendition of me

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>>107632807
>>107631741
Ohnonono /g/ do you really?

>>107633505
/g/ is techloli/g/y

>2000: Just because you clicked a mouse a few times in photoshop doesn't make you a real artist. Pick up a pencil and learn to draw like a real artist!
>2025: Just because you prompted an AI doesn't make you a real artist. Pick up a mouse and learn to use photoshop like a real artist!
>2050: Just because you had a chip implanted in your brain that makes you paint like Botticelli doesn't make you a real artist. Type out a prompt on a keyboard and learn to use generative AI like a real artist!
Can't wait until you hysterical loons finally come to terms with this in a couple years like you do with everything else.