>>107609656
I have had great performance out of my Essager cables. Never tried their chargers, but their cables didn't break apart under strain so easily like my uGreen stuff.

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>>107611300
Since this live stream thing started, i have earned around C$240, can you imagine how much free chink stuff i was able to get with that much money anon ?

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I'm looking into buying a new multimeter because I feel like my old Aneng M1 is hallucinating voltages.
It seems all chink multimeters are made by Zotek and Aneng, Bside and other names are just rebrands.
I'm debating between the ZT-303, the ZT-219 and the ZT-X. I'm open to other suggestions though.
>303
cheapest of the three
>219
more precise/better
>X
looks cool but seems worse than the 219 although it's slightly more expensive

I don't really have a defined use case, just basic electronics stuff but I do want it to use AA batteries because fuck sourcing 9-volters for this specific application.
A 5€ multimeter would serve me alright but I want to treat myself to something just a bit nicer.
What do you reckon, anons? Any experiences?

>>107611867
are you going to check mains ever?
i use one from lidl just because of the proper mains voltage ratings, i was planing to get a second one more capable but not safe and never actually neded more

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>>107611909
I'm not sure I would trust a chink multimeter with mains but maybe, with extra care.
I don't think I've ever used the one I have on mains. I guess I could buy a cheap local one if I ever wanted to do mains voltage but I feel like a chink one will be more precise for electronics.
230V isn't likely to kill you anyway.

What should I read to prep for rust?

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>>107611722
unironically

>>107611599
That's a nice book, even if I didn't end up using C#.

>>107602786
k&r is just woefully outdated.
c programming: a modern approach, King, is better.

>>107611927
This. Bonus points for the fact that it covers both C89 and C99 so you can understand both old and modern codebases.

>>107611552
women are better at coping in decentering men, while men get sausagefest fatigue and are groomed into thinking they can't be happy in life without a gf/wife

>>107611328
>go to work every day
this nigga got a job? damn he living the life
Wish I was living his life ngl

>>107611552
Its less to do with the activity itself and more to do with how she feels about it. I get jealous seeing people laughing and having a good time with their friends but my stomach churns at the thought of getting my own friends because it wouldnt feel the same for me. I envy their feelings, not what they are doing

>>107611328
They're women, they lost by default.

>>107611328
this 'whore vs simp' is a white people problem

white people like to think their society degradation is happening universally and wont admit they are Darwining themselves out of existence by their own stupidity. They think this is happening by some kind of unyielding force of nature

>>107611368
Not really. You can read the sentence. It isn't malicious, it's recognising that much of gen Z are cynical about brands and the state of the world. Having viewed things through a different lens and having spent their formative years in a different media landscape.
Many of them will have grown up in an age where they interface with the world primarily through 16:9 flatscreen technologies, social media and mobile operating systems that are standardised.
While something like android isn't less themeable per se than a symbian OS was or a sony ericcson handset, they didn't spend their years ordering ringtones and banners for their 3310.

It wasn't malicious at all. I was merely ruminating and speculating on how odd it must appear to them that we grew up fascinated by brands. Nintendo of 2025 is a different beast from Nintendo in 2003.
Theming your entire OS around super mario party jamboree has a different connotation today.

>>107611417
> ordering ringtones and banners
that takes me back

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>>107609195
To this

>>107611741
how does one get this

>>107610197
This

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>>>/pol/

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why do you keep posting this

>>107611184
aint reading that much text

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cry about it shill
>>107586751

>>107611793
You won't do shit dude, you are not a threat to the system. Encryption is completely irrelevant when you are a loser.

jewtube is a dead platform

It's an easy topic where you need to read an article and you'll have tons of views just because people are panicking. The more people watch it the more they panic the more you tubers make content about it.

>>107562997
Thank you for all the information anon. I'm fortunate enough for a friend to donate me a decent system so I'll reinstall fresh windows using the guide. I've always used the cracked the pirate bay version of windows since windows xp. I've somehow never had my accounts hacked or credit cards stolen.

>>107611407
Well since Windows 10 released you can just install Windows for free without a hacked ISO. Just make sure to use the Enterprise version for easy local account creation then use the script suite MAS to activate it. Use HWID cause it's easiest.

>>107611423
I only found out about this recently. I was using a cracked version from 10~ years ago. Can you no longer make a local account by pulling out the ethernet cable?

>>107611499
Home and Pro don't let you unless you do some Shift+F10 command prompt shenanigans or you make your install USB using the tool Rufus which can automatically set those for you while it's flashing the ISO.

>>107608718
curious as well regarding that

it's all open source
just fork it and make your own browsers ;)

>>107609115
>"Google didn't make Chrome to win the web"
>>107609115
>"if FF was good, Google would never made Chrome"
LOL, he really said that?

>>107609787
Calling Blink a hacked WebKit is like calling Lexus F a hacked Toyota Corolla.
Besides it isn't just the engine. Chome also redefined browser UI. Omnibar? No such thing pre-Chrome. We had dedicated address bar and search bar like retards because all we knew was IE/Firefox/Safari.

>>107609115
If they were good at tech, they wouldn't have time to be influencers. They would be doing something more meaningful.

>>107609115
mozilla is kept alive by google so google can't get accused of holding a web browser monopoly (look up who funds mozilla). Which in its own right is funny considering that the market share of mozilla browsers is in the single digits now.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-05-05/why-google-keeps-paying-mozilla-s-firefox-even-as-chrome-dominates

nah
last one i had my cat jumped on the table and landed his fat ass on it and fucked up the type c connector inside of rhe phone and snapped the plug off the dock

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>>107610837
i can dock with u if you want

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>>107611774
Wanna charge some crystals?

What do you mean by dock? I have wireless chargers at my bedroom, table and in my office. I also have dangles for hdmi/usb that I stole from work a decade ago.

>>107611756
That's a possibility, I'll have to do some auditing.

>>107611743
Pretty cool.

>>107611743
this mogs ikatube

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>>107611537
you could be STEALING YOUTUBE CONTENT
to TRAIN A RIVAL AI MODEL

>>107611537
do you listen to the same music often? that will trigger it

>>107611474
No point in steam deck when android has better battery life and screen

>>107611482
Only if the games you wanna play are ported to android, emulating them would be worse.

I use public transport and niggers of all races and ages use their phone on speakers nowadays. Is there a way to block the local signal so that at least the streaming nigs lose signal?

>>107611507
You can use signal jammer for 5g-3g
It's illegal though

>>107611409
I've had this phone for a month and I just now noticed it doesn't have a headphone jack lol. Never used it on my last phone

>>107608842
>Intel HD Graphics 3000
you're completely bullshitting. this graphics can play any youtube video just fine at your screen's native resolution.

>>107608756
i hope you're on linux and not winjeet or itoddler shit.
i have no problem playing 1080p youtube on my ancient netbook with fedora on it.

>>107609311
He's probably got it set to the default vp9 or av1 and has an ass sku cpu. though my 2008 t400 with a core2duo can play 1080p vp9 youtube fine, even low complexity 1080p24 av1 plays alright. this is using mpv on linux however. the youtube website is slower than playing the videos. i prefer youtube-local over the official website, uses a ton less ram, too

>>107608756
You basically need h264. Even 720p will be watchable on that since even ancient laptops have support for it

>>107608756
>>107608842
kek, x220 thinkpad? anything over 480 is going to roast your machine. throw a x230 motherboard in there and throw the 3000 in the trash

>>107610922
>> its literally the cheapest and most efficient method possible
>Both of those are demonstrably false.
Go on, demonstrate.

>>107585582
/thread

>>107585119
>hourly voltlet seethe thread

>>107611096
>the whole ring circuit type really seems like a design flaw
How so?

>Why would cost of natural gas increase exponentially USA has and absolute fuck ton of it
Gee. Iunno. Why is something there's a continually decreasing supply of going to cost more over time?
You may still have 'untapped fields'. That just means you'll not run out *as quickly*. Might be wise to observe the pace of roll-out for the things that *really* eat it, like power stations. Might be a good idea to work out when they'll deliver RoI, and when them fields due to expire at consumption rate. Might also not be unwise to consider the global trend to move away and the consequential loss to economies of scale.

>ease and sensibility of using natural gas locally tho
It's easy, I'll grant you.

>its pretty good for electricity generation too
Depends highly on how you define "good", really. When it costs more to deploy, more to run, and creates multple downstream issues, I have difficulty applying labels like "good".

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>>107606874
Glass-ceramic induction heated stoves in mainland Europe usually consume two phases of 230V for a joint ~400V distributed over the 4 'burners' allowing all four to be jointly running at maximum capacity.

>>107611615
I don't care what your taste on games is, retard. wow a low effort excuse me MINIMALIST game made by a grifting youtuber who's banking on making back his cost with a viral video baiting rustards like you.
I don't care what you think of the syntax either. find someone a bit less biased or show why you're not. no one's paying you to write with rust, they're paying to make you write with rust. because you're an NPC like that.

>>107611685
>inb4 no u
rust syntax has more semantics to encode. it is objectively less elegant all else remaining equal. it also tries to be as autistic as haskell about types yet lacks the powerful self-proving tendency of haskell. that also serves to make it more inelegant.

Rust haters are literally just contrarians and always have been kek. /g/ has been screaming rust doesn't work while they go unemployed because governments and all real jobs are switching over

>>107597922
t. someone who access data in O (log n) (or if we go full pajeet O (n)) when he could access it in O (1).

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>>107611685
>I don't care what your taste on games is, retard.
It's not about taste, it's about objective success or lack of it. Do you remember the absolute shitfest Cube World development was? Or maybe you have heard about that Hypixel game that recently had some buzz around it? There was a ton of voxel RPGs, mostly started by young developers who love Minecraft but have 0 ideas about game dev. And they all went nowhere, Rust or not.

>wow a low effort excuse me MINIMALIST game made by a grifting youtuber who's banking on making back his cost with a viral video baiting rustards like you.
Sometimes minimalism as all you need. Especially in logic games. Ever played Patrick's Parabox? That one is amazing despite simple fundamental concepts. If you want something more rich then there is that city medieval builder/designer that I forgot name that is written in Rust.
I don't know any more examples. Mostly because no one really cares what language game is made in and, like I said, Rust is not a good language to make games in.

>find someone a bit less biased or show why you're not.
I don't need. I use both C++ and Rust and I can make comparison myself. I'm happy to not be forced to deal with pic related for example.

>they're paying to make you write with rust. because you're an NPC like that.
Where do I collect the checks?

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>>107611585
you are so chill i love seeing you around

>>107611582
Can you share the wallpaper pls, looks cozy as hell

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Anybody got any tips for improvement?

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>>107611751
It's a screenshot from from The Final Chapters Pt 2