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Anonymous
/sdg/ - Stable Diffusion gener(...) 12/22/25(Mon)15:51:40 No.107636815

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/sdg/ - Stable Diffusion general Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)15:51:40 No.107636815 [Reply]

Previous /sdg/ thread : >>107613738

>Beginner UI
EasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.io
SwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI

>Advanced UI
ComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI
Forge Classic: https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classic
Stability Matrix: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix

>Z-Image Turbo
https://comfyanonymous.github.io/ComfyUI_examples/z_image
https://huggingface.co/Tongyi-MAI/Z-Image-Turbo
https://huggingface.co/jayn7/Z-Image-Turbo-GGUF

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:15:07 No.107639649

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:15:07 No.107639649

>>107639581
Like I said try to make straight forward song.. It is hard.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:22:53 No.107639724

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:22:53 No.107639724

>>107639581
All right. What is next? Something violent?

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:26:01 No.107639754

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:26:01 No.107639754

>>107639581
Under pressure...

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:58:24 No.107640435

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:58:24 No.107640435

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Oops

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:13:13 No.107640510

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:13:13 No.107640510

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>>107639072
a zen riddle is called a koan

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)04:58:36 No.107631613

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Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)04:58:36 No.107631613 [Reply]

>$20/month vs $1,500–$3,000 upfront
>No drivers, no Windows bloat, no upgrades
>Runs max settings on a Chromebook / junk laptop
I might just cancel my plan to buy a new gaming pc after my last ones motherboard got fried.

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)20:23:20 No.107639187

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:23:20 No.107639187

>>107631635
>>107631642
The only thing a gamer really needs to upgrade every few years these days is the GPU. Starting in the DX9 era games scaled better, not requiring the latest GPU every year, as long as you stay at 1080p.

Value gamer GPU upgrade path:
1998 - Rage 128 GL
2001 - GF3 Ti200
2002 - GF4 Ti4200
2004 - 6600 GT
2007 - 8800 GT
2009 - HD 5770
2016 - RX 480 8 GB
2022 - RTX 3060 12 GB

Value gamer CPU upgrade path:

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:34:48 No.107640253

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:34:48 No.107640253

>>107632065
I'm autistic being socially irresponsible is my life

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:39:17 No.107640284

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:39:17 No.107640284

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>>107631613
Kill yourself, you bottom-rupee shill.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:39:28 No.107640285

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:39:28 No.107640285

>>107639187
>Value Gamer
Just tell everybody your poor dude

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:10:39 No.107640499

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:10:39 No.107640499

>>107631619
but
>no paper trail
>no excess overhead

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)08:57:13 No.107632991

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Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)08:57:13 No.107632991 [Reply]

ITT we share helpful firefox user_prefs that make it better. I'll start.
user_pref("full-screen-api.transition-duration.enter", "0 0");
user_pref("full-screen-api.transition-duration.leave", "0 0");
user_pref("full-screen-api.warning.timeout", 0);
This removes the annoying banner saying press ESC to exit fullscreen every time you fullscreen a yt video.
user_pref("media.videocontrols.picture-in-picture.video-toggle.has-used", true);
user_pref("browser.engagement.downloads-button.has-used", true);
With this in your user.js before you open the browser it won't popup instructions on obvious features. I have a pretty big user.js based on betterfox that disables telemetry and toggles all the settings the way I like them so it's completely configured on install without doing anything, and then I've added a bunch of minor quality of life conveniences like these. Share yours anons.

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)20:56:52 No.107639484

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:56:52 No.107639484

>>107639427
it worked! And it's always visible too, it just adds a little transparency to it
it was so simple after all, thanks buddy

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)20:58:22 No.107639499

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:58:22 No.107639499

Chromium just works ootb why would I tinker tranny with an inferior browser?
>inb4 jewgle monopoly
Not my problem, Mozilla has clearly made it their mission to alienate their already tiny userbase with ads and AI in the browser.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:06:52 No.107639563

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:06:52 No.107639563

>>107639459
only when you're holding. it disappears on release
>>107639499
chrome is unusable because it banned uBlock Origin. It blocks youtube ads which pihole/adguard can't do because those can only blacklist domains. You need ubo to block elements in the page yt is loading

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:45:59 No.107640328

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:45:59 No.107640328

Firefox Zero user.js
https://pastebin.com/PRQyRv6x

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:09:05 No.107640497

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:09:05 No.107640497

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>>107639563

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)16:05:22 No.107636945

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Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)16:05:22 No.107636945 [Reply]

Share comfy software that can't be found anywhere else but on Windows, software whose minimal dependencies allow compatibility with versions of Windows as old as XP.

I'll start with Miranda NG.
>multi-protocol instant messaging client
>IRC, Jabber, Telegram, Disc*rd etcetera
>multi-document interface
>extensible through plugins
>free as in freedom
>compatible with XP

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:50:32 No.107640369

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:50:32 No.107640369

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Daedalus 3.5

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:52:19 No.107640384

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:52:19 No.107640384

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>>107640369
https://www.astrolog.org/labyrnth/daedalus.htm

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:52:22 No.107640385

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:52:22 No.107640385

>>107636945
What a time to be alive, imagine talking to normies about "messenger protocols" when Facebook and Apple have one-tap solutions.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:53:45 No.107640398

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:53:45 No.107640398

>>107640385
>What a time to be alive, imagine talking to normies about "messenger protocols" when Facebook and Apple have one-tap solutions.
Digital ignorance is not laudable.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:08:26 No.107640495

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:08:26 No.107640495

>>107636945
>compatibility with versions of Windows as old as XP.

Kega Fusion works as far back as Windows 98.

Anonymous
Why do Linux users pretend tha(...) 12/21/25(Sun)08:46:40 No.107621970

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Why do Linux users pretend that Linux is a better experience than Windows? Anonymous 12/21/25(Sun)08:46:40 No.107621970 [Reply]

Any version of Windows since 1995 has been more polished, production-ready and user-friendly than any Linux distro ever made. That's obvious to anybody who has installed both of them on the same machine.

Are Linux users just lying about their distros being a better experience than a Windows installation?

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:24:47 No.107639746

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:24:47 No.107639746

>>107633517
>Why is it so hard for Linux devs to make a good desktop?
they are server devs, not desktop devs

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:16:51 No.107640106

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:16:51 No.107640106

>>107638258
That image implies that all 3 replies were you, and you're bumping a thread you don't like being bumped. But I know that's a lie because 809 is me.

How are you even passing the captcha?

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:27:05 No.107640173

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:27:05 No.107640173

>>107622050
they say his and then its all
>oh yeah the screen's not on bc you didnt install the graphics chauffer. open a terminal and type a bunch of nerd words to fix it

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:07:41 No.107640489

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:07:41 No.107640489

>>107621970
Linux is neat because it's free that's all

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:29:51 No.107640579

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:29:51 No.107640579

>>107635111
>>107634897
>>107634874
>>107634720
>>107634626
this

Anonymous
/sqt/ – Stupid Questions Threa(...) 12/20/25(Sat)03:34:38 No.107610179

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/sqt/ – Stupid Questions Thread Anonymous 12/20/25(Sat)03:34:38 No.107610179 [Reply]

>Read the sticky: >>105076684

>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt
>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg
>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt
>Obsolete laptops >>>/g/tpg
>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg
>Server questions >>>/g/hsg
>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg
>How to find/activate any version of Windows?
https://rentry.org/installwindows

Previous: >>107567084

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:34:23 No.107640248

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:34:23 No.107640248

Can someone recommend a budget option for a 2TB NVME SSD?

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:44:29 No.107640316

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:44:29 No.107640316

Weird question, but can text files be compressed to a greater extant than image files? As in, if you had one of each which were the same size, could you make one significantly smaller than the other?

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:50:01 No.107640360

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:50:01 No.107640360

>>107640316
Bad comparison as pics are commonly (almost always?) compressed in *lossy* way. But yeah, written language compresses greatly if that's what you are asking. And it commonly happens transparently.
>>107640138
Sorry my bad, misread your post.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:51:27 No.107640376

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:51:27 No.107640376

I notice sometimes two separate lengthly downloads from different software will complete conveniently at the same time. I don't know how the magic happens, but is it really coincidence or does balancing take place in the network management so they are set to complete around the same time?

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:07:08 No.107640484

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:07:08 No.107640484

>>107640248
>Can someone recommend a budget option for a 2TB NVME SSD?
>>107640061 Should have advice here. Make sure to look up what PCIe revision your M.2 slot uses. Also, you can check pcpartpicker and select that interface/ capacity and order by price.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:25:29 No.107640162

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Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:25:29 No.107640162 [Reply]

There's a lot of web browsers out there. But which one is the best one to use? I'm sure nobody has discussed this before.

Points for speediness.

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:33:26 No.107640236

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:33:26 No.107640236

google chrome

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:33:52 No.107640243

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:33:52 No.107640243

Edge.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:34:42 No.107640251

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:34:42 No.107640251

>>107640162
All browsers suck equally.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:35:24 No.107640256

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:35:24 No.107640256

>>107640162
GNOME Web

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:05:05 No.107640474

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:05:05 No.107640474

>>107640162
They are all Chrome, Firefox, or Safari under the hood. That's why Ladybird sounds exciting, it has an actual new engine.

Anonymous
12/21/25(Sun)18:05:20 No.107627055

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Anonymous 12/21/25(Sun)18:05:20 No.107627055 [Reply]

/dpt/ - Daily Programming Thread

Welcome to the Daily Programming Thread. What are you working on, /g/?
Previous thread: >>107575071

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:07:15 No.107640047

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:07:15 No.107640047

>>107639948
>Programming language deals with *combining* computing operations.
also, combining stuff is what languages in the formal sense (in the purely syntactic sense) (regular languages, context free grammars) are all about combining stuff
syntax is different than semantics but in programming languages semantics are coupled with the syntax
in PLs you can syntactically nest expressions as much as you want and when you do the compiler will combine as many primitive operations as needed in order to evaluate that expression

In other words, programming is all about combining primitive operations that will get executed by real hardware in the end, directly if the language is natively compiled or indirectly if it is bytecode interpreted, and formal languages are all about combining strings so they are the perfect to tool to express the combination of primive computing operations that overall makes a program.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:12:11 No.107640073

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based CISC making real world code run fast

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:23:09 No.107640147

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:23:09 No.107640147

>>107639878
Thanks babe

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:27:24 No.107640178

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:27:24 No.107640178

i am writing erlang and i am having fun. rip Joe

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:02:35 No.107640461

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:02:35 No.107640461

>>107640009
>you should have a permissive parse actually, the semantic passes have more hope of emitting descriptive error messages than just syntax errors
I completely agree. There are 2 kind of minimal syntaxes: the highly composable and permissive one, and the unnecessarily restricted one. I assumed it was the 2nd one for some reason.

Sometimes the badly complex grammars incorporate semantic rules directly in the grammar rules. For example in C, where you can't put function or type definitions in function bodies. That's bad. The grammar become complex and bloated for no reason because all this stuff is not hard to deal with during name resolution.

It can also be useful to have a very permissive syntax for macros or for the type system.
For example, you might want to pass a conditional statement/expresson or a while loop as argument to a macro call, in order to construct a function definition. For that you need to parse while loops as expressions. This mean you can write non sensical things in the language such as 2 + while (1) { ... } that will parse correctly but this is trivial to reject a program like that by the type checker if you assign the type void (or similar) to while loops

Concerning types, it's useful to be able to put arbitrary expressions in grammar rules relating to types so that you can maybe have dependent or refined types later. Or for compile time stuff, debugging stuff, reflection stuff, etc..

Anonymous
This piece of shit has 50 year(...) 12/22/25(Mon)19:34:26 No.107638778

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This piece of shit has 50 years of technical debt Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)19:34:26 No.107638778 [Reply]

Want to use modern C++ features like Modules? Nuh uh can't include "non-importable headers" from common libraries
What's "non-importable"? IT'S IMPLEMENTATION DEPENDENT. No one knows.
C++ keeps stapling shiny new abstractions onto a language whose foundation is still “whatever your compiler feels like today.” Every new feature “works unless it doesn’t.”
It’s not a language design so much as cardboard layer cake.
Why don't you use something else? MPI. The alternative would be Fortran.

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:13:28 No.107640085

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:13:28 No.107640085

only problem with c++ i had was being unable to install third party libraries and frameworks

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:16:23 No.107640103

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:16:23 No.107640103

c++ is c + classes(raii) + templates + lambdas + overloads + namespaces. most of the compile time magic is for the standard library. the largest issue with c is the lack of generics and namespaces, and c++ provides this. the only thing i dislike about c++ is that types are implementation specific, which is also an issue with c. i have never found the header convention to be bad, so i dont get why retards want modules. a header is just a list of forward declarations, its not that complicated. also c++ 17 is all you need, and that is why g++/clang only fully support to up c++ 17.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:17:24 No.107640114

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:17:24 No.107640114

>>107640031
>there is little distinction between the two in practice
even with completely different styles you have same or familiar idioms and syntax and such. I never worked in such codebase so I wouldnt know though.
>there is little distinction between the two in practice
a c-style c++ codebase is practically unusable in a rust-style c++ codebase
is this even c++ specific or a multiparadigm language "issue"? you get this with any language that is not totally pure I assume.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:21:05 No.107640133

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:21:05 No.107640133

>>107640103
do modules decrease compile times by avoiding compiling the same code in different TUs over and over? I remember if you included a header with method implementation that's what happens.
though, methods inside headers are not idiomatic I guess, are they?

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)23:01:53 No.107640458

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)23:01:53 No.107640458

>>107639946

objective-c is a thing and worked reasonably well for next/apple despite its stupid syntax

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:36:13 No.107640263

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Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:36:13 No.107640263 [Reply]

> Web developers are not real programmers.
How do you respond?

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:37:57 No.107640277

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:37:57 No.107640277

>>107640263
A BOX PUSHING PUZZLE GAME

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:37:57 No.107640278

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:37:57 No.107640278

>>107640263
>Web developers are not people.
FTFY

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:47:38 No.107640344

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:47:38 No.107640344

>>107640278
truer erry day

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:49:15 No.107640354

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:49:15 No.107640354

>SINKING STAR? WHERE DA STAR MANG ALL I SEE IS BLOCKS?

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:59:08 No.107640440

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:59:08 No.107640440

>>107640263

they’re not

Anonymous
Your Year with ChatGPT 12/22/25(Mon)20:59:49 No.107639512

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Your Year with ChatGPT Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:59:49 No.107639512 [Reply]

apparently I'm a power user

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:51:51 No.107639937

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:51:51 No.107639937

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>>107639512
awwwww

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:53:27 No.107639950

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:53:27 No.107639950

>>107639937
sam altman gets yours messages for training either ways
might as well make it accessible to yourself

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:56:13 No.107639970

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>>107639950
theres no point now :\
i'd have to wait another whole year

also i didnt do anything towards anonymization
its just that i didnt configure my account. im using mine since c-gpt 3, surely memory's setting is off. while being on at the same time

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:06:57 No.107640046

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:06:57 No.107640046

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>>107639512

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:58:44 No.107640438

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:58:44 No.107640438

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I don't remember when I said the last one, but it gave me a laugh

Anonymous
/twg/ – Tech Workers General 12/20/25(Sat)19:46:49 No.107617050

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/twg/ – Tech Workers General Anonymous 12/20/25(Sat)19:46:49 No.107617050 [Reply]

Workers of the tech world, unite! - edition

>Manifesto
https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/61/pg61.txt

>Tech News & Industry Insights
The Register - https://www.theregister.com/
TechCrunch - https://techcrunch.com/
Hacker News - https://news.ycombinator.com/
Fudzilla - https://fudzilla.com/news
ZDNet - https://www.zdnet.com

>Software Development & Programming
GitHub Trending - https://github.com/trending
DevDocs - https://devdocs.io

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)18:43:58 No.107638344

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)18:43:58 No.107638344

>>107637517
me when I have to explain to my boss that I was only joking about denying the holocaust and killing all niggers 6 years ago on a minecraft pvp factions server

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)19:32:36 No.107638764

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)19:32:36 No.107638764

How's this stack?

HTMX+Hyperscript+UnoCSS+Hugo

For small sites that need a blog section. Not sure if I should use Decap CMS for clients or do something like Ctrl+Alt+A for admin mode and direct editing.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:34:00 No.107639818

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:34:00 No.107639818

I had a question if anyone works in healthcare IT. I currently work as a receptionist and have done medical billing in the past. I'm looking to get an associate's in health informatics and get RHIT certified, so I can move onto jobs like becoming a revenue cycle analyst/specialist, or working as a health information technician. I am planning to pursue a bachelor's in the future, but I want to get my foot in the door first before pursuing it. is it worth it to get the associate's so I can get certified as an RHIT?

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)21:57:37 No.107639982

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)21:57:37 No.107639982

>>107618454
Solid red

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:55:28 No.107640415

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:55:28 No.107640415

>>107618454
red. I'm not sure why I'm even working anymore, other than to keep saving my salary.
this shit job has made me take bad decisions in the past. I'm wondering if quitting would help or be worse than just staying...
I was a NEET, and during some my best, and worst moments, I was almost completely alone.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)16:32:45 No.107637230

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Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)16:32:45 No.107637230 [Reply]

Shill me Bazzite.
>.t a artix linux who just wants to use his PC normally now, no longer a traany

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)20:05:24 No.107639040

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:05:24 No.107639040

>>107637404
It updates whenever it feels like it and you get up to date NVIDIA drivers and kernels.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)20:10:19 No.107639085

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:10:19 No.107639085

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>>107637469

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)20:24:40 No.107639193

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:24:40 No.107639193

>>107638100
I just want a stable system with AB updates because I don't trust any distro maintainer on Earth not to fuck my shit up at some point, regardless of the distro. This is the best solution I've found to the problem. Fedora, one version behind, AB updates, containers trivial to create and use OOTB, SELinux configured (to a degree) OOTB and layering so I can use the Fedora repos when I need to (mostly for installing a browser). Just about everything else I do from a flatpak, which I just backup by a list so I can restore them from an xargs command whenever I backup my system.
That's why I use that system. It meets my specific needs and I've been using it long enough to understand its pros and cons.
>>107637350
>its literally perfect for a usecase like that
I could use Nix to do what I do now, but for running a desktop it just seems pointless to me. I don't need identical desktops across multiple systems or anything like that. It can be perfect for something like this, but it's a different philosophy and overkill for what I need. Nix is individualistic, creating and deploying your own system deterministically. The atomic Fedora spins are to keep lots and lots of unrelated computers using the same configurations to a degree most people on /g/ find annoying. But it means that the guy who's testing your bug report probably has almost the exact same system as the one you're running. And that you have almost the exact same system as the guys maintaining the distro.
Two tools that do a lot of the same jobs differently, but have strengths in different areas.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)20:30:21 No.107639239

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:30:21 No.107639239

>>107637404
It's 13 months of support with a release every 6 months. The mainline universalblue/bazzite/bluefin stay a version behind Fedora so they get 7 months support (from the Fedora repos). I think there are also some universal blue spins based on the CentOS stream or maybe Alma/Rocky Linux that would be the equivalent to a LTS, but I don't know if they're still doing that or they were just testing the idea out.

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:55:08 No.107640409

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:55:08 No.107640409

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>>107638409
This?

Anonymous
12/21/25(Sun)20:46:38 No.107628221

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Anonymous 12/21/25(Sun)20:46:38 No.107628221 [Reply]

Be honest, do you actually use your raspberry pi anymore or was it just one of these "projects" that gets abandoned?

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SmoothPorcupine
12/22/25(Mon)18:48:09 No.107638386

SmoothPorcupine 12/22/25(Mon)18:48:09 No.107638386

Compute.passive System.opaque{background-puzzle:none}

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)20:26:01 No.107639200

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)20:26:01 No.107639200

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rasp pi 4 still running kodi as a jellyfin client that's in my living room
the day this nearly 20 year old 1080p TV dies and i'm finally forced to upgrade to a "smart" 4K TV i will be forced to switch to something like a used intel NUC but i've got time

baritone !DIN0bsbxx2
12/22/25(Mon)20:59:39 No.107639510

baritone !DIN0bsbxx2 12/22/25(Mon)20:59:39 No.107639510

>>107628332
>>107628354
they use the same adaptor pinout as a TCL roku tv

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:52:13 No.107640383

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:52:13 No.107640383

>>107628221
I have a dozen running my xlights setup right now

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:54:36 No.107640405

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:54:36 No.107640405

>>107628221
I use 2. One is a very first model, 128MB RAM IIRC. It's hooked up to my UPS and runs NUT. I also have a RasPi 4 which has been runnning pihole for years too.

Anonymous
12/21/25(Sun)17:33:14 No.107626780

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Anonymous 12/21/25(Sun)17:33:14 No.107626780 [Reply]

I keep telling myself faggot you are a grown man, earning big salary, be a man and not a kid anymore and buy a good respectable automatic watch
but this thing that looks like a kids toy I have on my wrist is pure perfection of engineering and utility and usability

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Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:18:21 No.107640118

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:18:21 No.107640118

>>107627777
also check my quads

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:20:25 No.107640129

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:20:25 No.107640129

I need a new g-shock

lol. "need".

I want another g-shock

and I'm gonna buy it

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:25:13 No.107640160

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:25:13 No.107640160

>>107640129
Why? I could understand one 5000 series and one casioak but no more than that. After that get an alpinist or something

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:48:39 No.107640350

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:48:39 No.107640350

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>every watch in this thread is battery powered

cringe

Anonymous
12/22/25(Mon)22:52:05 No.107640382

Anonymous 12/22/25(Mon)22:52:05 No.107640382

>>107640350
These are all automatic watches
107639448
107638544
107635451
107632343
107630634
107629129
>>107627133 (x2)
>>107626921
Skeleton watches are tacky and I hate you.

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