>>107619135
>gatekeeping
>$70
lmao poorfag

>>107619252
no, dipshit, price has nothing to do with:
>outdated
>irrelevant
>aliexpress coupler
it's amazing you glossed over the entire point and went straight to personal attacks. you on your period or something?

>>107619288
>outdated
isn't at all, that's like saying hearing aid couplers are outdated
>irrelevant
only if you don't know what you're doing, which you clearly don't since you never measured anything lol
>aliexpress coupler
with minimal deviation and all respecting the standard bounds
of course a poorfag that doesn't own a coupler will bitch about them, it's too obvious lol

>>107619288
>>107619387
I was just trying to say that if you are spending 200+ dollars on an IEM and more on a nice DAC, you might as well pick up a coupler and channel match, eq and allat. Also the aliexpress couplers are pretty good and even if they aren't as good it's better than having nothing at all.

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>>107618330
Was there ever any doubt.

>>107617994
I wrote my own parallel, deterministic simulation engine, a new rendering paradigm and a literal brain emulator in Rust. People just need to get good.

>>107618197
that sounds like a thing that really happened. happy for you anon

>>107617994
>Because systems programming requires being able to manipulate bits and bytes freely without the borrow checker complaining like one of the autistic fags that built it.
You can do that easily in Rust. Borrow checker has nothing to do with bit manipulations. Rust has many conversion methods like from_le_bytes, reverse_bits, leading_zeros, etc which makes it even nicer out of the box when dealing with bit/byte manipulation.

>Assuming you don't want to work at a low level and for some reason you still decide to use Rust, then it works okay until you need to do async work. Then you discover that lifetimes plus parallelism is a world of pain.
I'm doing low level stuff(embedded) and async is a godsent there. Embassy is so much nicer to work with than RTOS.

>>107605978
>>107607798
lisp machines fucking sucked

>>107605886
Have you seen shit that C "replaced" nigga?

>>107603178
Nocoder spotted.

>>107614319
my understanding is that it's impossible. copper and silver do have impedances that do impedance things but not to a meaningful extent
but if you can convince your brain to give you a better listening experience, you've arguably won so there's that

I've been driving my HD600 with a Fiio E10K for years and I've never felt like the volume was low but I'm wondering if I should invest money in a more powerful amp and if I can expect any sound improvements out of it (like wider soundstage).

>>107614319
Probably just always had a bad connection and it finally got unusable.

up

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Picrel is my desktop PC speaker setup
Where should my sub go?

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lol jpopsuki

>>107619038
After they shut down i checked oUt and just used TL

it devastating to lose my favourite tracKers that I put years of effort in. having that happen will kill your confidence in trackers

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>>107619031
Nvm. Had to delete my old cookies.
>>107615569
This is the one they have. U2 might have different ones.

TBD path?

>>107619480
if you don't live there, start with a residential VPN in Bangladesh. After that, IDK

>>107618323
heh

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>>107617176
And now they give it back.

>>107617176
I seriously think something happened to us. Maybe it's the microplastics or wifi, but we used to be so good at design and now all of our design is so ugly.

>>107617176
I'd love to do a "sleeper build" on a case like that. Bet it'd take a lot of work, though.

>>107617176
Sorry, I never used a fag computer. I was already using towers assembled from industry components while you were shopping for seasonal deals at "Best Buy".

>>107619446
sorry, just saw
>Z-Library is fine
>The problem is with our monitors

>>107619464
it's a service that lets you access Anna's Music Archive for a small monthly fee.

>>107619426
I hate modern pirates

>>107619463
I'm seeding right now at 200ish kbps. Do you think shartdeep panshitter is injecting malware into that traffic?

>>107619474
I think you are shartdeep panshitter

>>107609034
>if python provided at least 10$ of value to you
wasting hours of my fucking life dicking around juggling countless packages and version dependencies, recreating venv setups that can't be moved or migrated, code that refuses to run because of mismatch in whitespace which is fucking invisible by the way.
python is a fucking blight on software.
maybe not as bad as some of the new languages but fuck one of the first that opened the door to bullshit aids retardism.

>>107615900
this is why I love bitcoin. I can make transactions with no middle man

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>>107615922
I would rather tongue the anus of a street beggar than go back to Perl.
There is a reason much of Unix scripting moved away from Perl, too bad Python was created by a boomer redditor.

P.S. The Perl Foundation has its biggest donor in the form of Duck Duck Go (owned and ran by a jew that filter results).

>>107617881
Forced indentation is one of my biggest annoyances with the language.

Here is an example l ran into last year:
>Write a javascript browser extension to parse playlists in some sites and dump them as automatically generated python scripts, interfacing with yt-dlp (also written in python)
>This one click to dump playlists extension, followed by just running the python script afterwards provided a very easy and automated way to dump videos to disk.
>These automatically generated python scripts are meant to be compact and not actually meant for human reading, but because python always forces you to indent, I had to write longer, ugly javascript code to append new lines and tabs.

This works (only one block statement per line):
>if 1 == 1: print("a"); print("b")
These don't (multiple block statements per line):
>if 1 == 1: print("a"); else print("b")
>if 1 == 1: if 2 == 2: print("ab")

>django girls and pygirls
that's prostitutes right?

>>107615444

I think of Windows like a sticker book and the stickers themselves software. Over time, the pages get pretty messy over time because I’m constantly putting stickers on and taking them off the pages.

In the amount of time it would take to troubleshoot why Windows’ audio settings shit the bed going from 23H2 to 24H2, I elect to instead just collect current installations of everything I use and start fresh with 25H2. Just throw the old paper away and start over.

>>107613608
Isn't Mint the default pick for a new Windows refugee? What is working more poorly there besides games?
I would guess Adobe crap, but that's a good opportunity to learn some alternatives or workarounds.

>>107613630
>lack of hybernation
have you tried spending hours to fix the problem?

>>107613571
What's normie, virgin retard loser? Is it anyone who gets things done and isn't a pathetic wastrel like you who doesn't mean anything to anyone and has never accomplished a single thing with his PC? Is that what a "normie" is?

Ok, now tell me why they should care about the opinions of a lifelong loser, lmao

>>107615379
the last time I used linux on a daily driver, I had to fix shit almost every day. I thought Ubuntu LTS would be less effort than Arch. It was easier to set up, but that was it. Same effort after the fact.

>>107611813
>Why is the software store down?
I use KDE which comes with Discover and it opens just fine and I can see programs and even update my system through it successfully. I have enabled Flatpaks though so maybe it can still be down and all I'm seeing are Flatpak offerings.
>>107614843
>remove discover despite having it in the distro and telling users not to use it
I never heard that, the one they talked about removing was YAST which is its own window in the settings. Are you confusing the two or is there talk about removing Discover?

I refuse to use this because of Rancher being such irredeemable garbage.

>>107606134
I don't.

>>107606134
Nobody does lmao

>>107607251
this but the other way around

>>107610173
4chanx doesn't work either though
Or well, it only works once and then you have to wait until captcha expires

>>107610723
>move away from coffeescript to typescript
>both pure garbage for brainlet retards who can't write actual straightforward easy-to-maintain javascript
So glad I forked this shit like 10 years ago and just went my own way
y'all will never catch up with the feature set I have. I bet you're still wiggling sliders and pressing next on captchas lmao

Test

>>107610173
st

>>107616190
I could export my oneechan config. I have quite a few mascots I've added that I let imgur host. Does imgur have access limits? However you'll probably not like my preferences.

>>107618742
Also: I found a previous employer's equipment (Dell G10 I think) to be pretty underwhelming with a 3060 laptop GPU, but the model with a 4070 I made them send me instead was mostly OK so that's how I've been evaluating my options so far. Last thing, has the used laptop market already adjusted (gouged) for RAM fuckery?

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>>107594789
Bought an X13 Gen 2 i5 11th gen and it won't update and install some drivers for some reason T-T it got super hot when I tried to and the battery was draining really fast but that got fixed with the heating issue randomly though it still drains like a percent every minute or less. Is that normal? should I try return it if I can't get it fixed? It said it had almost a 100% battery health which was a bit weird but it looked like it had no wear at all anywhere. pls halp ;-;

>>107614284
>Detroit: Become Human
You'll need a dGpu (or eGpu if you want to deal with it) for that. You might want to reconsider if it's actually worth getting a laptop with such a beefy card of just getting a cheap laptop alongside a cheap desktop. You would probably have to go for something like a p53 with a quadro rtx 3000 or better to be able to play it at a stable 60fps on 1080p low. And you can forget about such frames on 1440p.
If you do decide to go for it, consider the following thinkpads: P53, P73, P15/P17/T15P gen 1/2 (or even newer). Dell precision and HP zbook are also options. Or just get a gaming laptop, I have no clue what to look for there though.

>>107616669
>Try to get one with the touchscreen. Since the touchscreen models have the best screens as far as nit/resolution/color is concerned.
Wouldn't that kind of go against his goal of having a laptop whose battery will last as long as possible? It's generally recommended to get the lpips (low power) innolux panel instead for both battery life and decent nit/colours.
>You want the real ethernet port as well because it makes it much easier to debug shit and install an OS.
True, but usb c to ethernet adaptors exist for cheap.
>You also want the Intel wifi chip instead of the other kind I can't remember the vendor of which has worse support on POSIX OSs.
It was either realtek or mediatek or both. Intels AX210 is worth getting (for $10-15) to replace them with.

>>107616888
>FreeBSD
>>107616839
>>107616747
>>107616669
>>107616617

Thanks for taking the time to write up a detailed response - Was definitely caught off guard with what they did with the ethernet ports.

Will be ideally dualbooting windows + some distro or just trying to emulate some visual novels on wine, doing some coding on the side and not so much heavy gaming so I'll go with your suggestion and get a T14 gen 1 AMD that has base 16 gbs of ram.

literally who

>>107619143
>Dude he killed himself for a good reason so it's cool
>Woah, woah, you aren't laughing all the time? somebody get this man some medical attention ASAP

>>107611878
>Too young to get the joke

>>107607392
Vaxx status?

>>107618395
Newnigger

>>107613428
Never interrupt your opponent when they're making a mistake. Based.

You think tech companies will ever wise up to the indian scourge tanking their businesses?

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Kek.

>>107617340
Not until shareholders do.
Or non publicly traded companies usurp it all somehow.

>>107615513
At a point it becomes un-REDEEMable, sorry but they cannot create manage or undertake anything to a high standard. It will be laziness shirking and going with whatever the first vaguely viable option is for everything, no intelligent thinking no progress