>>106490296
nta but still better than Prestige LTD that the Taint doesn't own

>>106469786
OP what do you think of the EST80?

>>106486224
Would love to see him rank these in a blind test

>>106489258
What's good about them? How do you compare them to the rest of your collection?

Thinking of buying the Alpha Omega RA.

>>106489492
Yea but the average IQ is higher on reddit, everyone uses an account as well therefore you can filter out retards permanently.
It's impossible to do this here.

>>106489051
of course, reddit is flooded with normies who actually have jobs in the tech field. meanwhile 4chan is flooded with jobless trannies and tech illiterate larpers.

>>106489051
Name one instance of this being true

>reaching out to /g/ for a tech advice

tech advice does not belong on /g/ in the first place

>>106487606
explain more

>>106488698
Do you not know what ID - ID means?

>>106488779
I prefer EGO - EGO

>>106490326
i'm sure your superego doesn't approve

>>106490364
Superego is for pussies.

>>106485105
Are these aforementioned bugs with us in the ssd rn?

>>106483896
I never noticed instability.

my ssd still fine
microsoft said it's not the update
maybe it's all an AI dead internet viral rumor

>>106486435
Bluestacks has been chink spyware botnet malware for years at this point, if you really want to use it, DO NOT log-in with your Google account.

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>>106480180
I've never even used Win 10, went straight from 7 to 11 lol. No problems so far (went with LTSC version of course.)

>>106489012
but if you give up giving a fuck about the idpol shit, what will you have left? oh you can actually write code? why are you being nocoderphobic you fucking woke tranny?

What do political or social issues have to do with programming?

>>106490290
what else could talking about when discussing programming?

>>106489012
>I kinda like rust
so did almost everyone when they tried it out.
Try building something and you'll realize that you need years of programming experience in that language to get any shit done.
After getting years of experience, you'll feel like shit due to your fights with the borrow checker for every small thing, especially when you write low level code with lots unsafe and potential bugs that might arise, so you'll stick to writing high level slop with at least a 100 dependencies per project with each project's build size rivaling a modern AAA game's storage size.
Its truly not a productive language. Its designed to rival C++ in terms of complexity and it passes with flying colors with its "memory safety" corpo shills.
What a joke.

>>106490346
>Try building something and you'll realize that you need years of programming experience in that language to get any shit done.
Can you elaborate? It seems impossible to get a straight answer without some agenda at play. I'm about to invest the next 6 months into Rust potentially.

>>106490137
modern companies?
car companies always outsourced everything to their suppliers which car companies then could blackball to take all the risk for hardly any profit.
a car company basically makes the engine and bends the car body. the rest is outsourced.

>>106490156
Of course everyone in something like car manufacturing outsources some parts to other companies. That's not what I'm talking about here tho.

I'm talking about outsourcing IT departments, logistics, anything that isn't within the core business of the company.

>>106486526
Transformers were a giant leap for AI, and it's replacing certain jobs, but it's absolutely not the revolution the markets are clearly treating it as so far.
Compared to that, "Dot Com" was an actual revolution. So yeah, the bubble's burst is going to be worse. I have no idea when exactly it is going to burst, though.
Considering the apparent unlimited supply of gullible retards in the Western world ("BLM", "LGBTQIA+", "FFF/LG"), it may take a while.

>>106486537
presumably the cloud startup does everything, it hosts a full computer. nvidia just ships them a gpu

>>106490137
>If it's something that you're doing all the time it's almost always cheaper to run it in house.
Depends on what it is. Everyone uses electrical power only a small number of industrial locations make their own power and normally as a byproduct of needing steam. For example.

>>106488780
Very carefully.

>>106488447
How much do you make?

>>106481879
Blocks 4chan without VPN
Can't post anyway with VPN enabled to bypass that block. Not buying pass.
Uh risk to myself and also medication change monitoring or sorting out. Maybe another week or two here is shit.

>>106480252
epic fumo. what music player is that?

>>106490377
strawberry

>>106489360
I’m talking about the application layer. How can I reference objects to each other other than their raw index? My scene nodes perceive their child mesh as an index in the large meshes array and have nothing else to go off of, if that array changes it would break the nodes.

>>106489634
then you need a lookup table that can take a handle and resolve it to the array index

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>>106488145
neat. voronoi algorithm? I was working on something similar recently for world map generation (colour clipping zones and geometry are two intersecting voronoi grids)

>>106489634
then the simplest solution is as mentioned by >>106489641, which is kind of what the dispatch table is.
Or you could manually manage the memory of objects within an arena(this is what I do) and take care of fragmentation and alignment yourself while performing allocations, deallocations and updating the slices/pointers referring to the arena in the scene graph.
Its a bit more complex but this operation will only will be done once when the scene graph is updated while the lookup table will be called every frame. So choose for yourself.

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Did any of you guys get any takedown notices because you used copyrighted/non-free sfx in your commercial games? What is the general consensus on sfx usage free/non-free.

I'm not talking about music, just generic sounds like gunfire or door opening. Can/do companies really go after indie devs or there's a popularity/money made off of it threshold below which you're safe?

>>106487179
Countless companies, my dear NEET.

>>106484617
SOFTWARE
>(there is no software inside this packaging)

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>>106483073
>>106483217
>>106484647
>>106484513
>>106484423
>>106484418
>>106484307
>>106484104
>>106483805
>ribbon

working in IT, I had execs require that I load office 2003 well into the 2010s because they all hated the ribbon. Eventually they had to switch as our IT security policies became more important and formalized, but the ribbon was universally hated by just about everyone in business.

>>106487813
>MS Word 2002 nigger edition

>>106487813
>execs
should have made a powerpoint presentation showing a few ways ribbon being more efficient than toolbars (with mandatory made up percentages), then they would escalate the deployment of newer office

>spin up navidrome because it sounded neat
>Open webui
>Everything is sorted into albums
>All I listen to is game and anison shit so there's 100 albums all consisting of one song each
This was prob retarded

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>>106466105
>removed the crab

dropped

Anyone ever use https://serverpartdeals.com/?

>>106489126
No, but I plan to in the future. Seems legit. My biggest regret is listening to Reddit and shuking externals from Best Buy.

Anyone tried netbird?
I need 5 emails and tailscale has only 3 on free tier

>>106489547
OPS stopped interviews months ago and RED has 100 people in the queue (according to one guy who complained about wait times a few days ago) while their user cap is only 50ish users away… what will happen once RED and OPS lock down entirely? They are both really close to their user cap. Where will neons go to climb the ladder?

>>106490221
after a month or two the inactivity script will prune some people and they'll open back up. RED has also been known to raise their user limit

RED prunes close to 5k users a month

>>106490315
>5k
maybe like 10% of that

>>106490244
>inactivity script doesn't run everyday

>>106488813
>a 40 line script cannot take a lot to run
are you retarded?

>>106488821
The non-meme answer is inertia. It's worse than Python and R in every way.

>>106488813
I can make 10 line script that will take days to finish, what your fucking point?
Also, unless you're using specialized modules like Simulink what's the use-case for this proprietary trash compared to Numpy?

>>106489284
>no indians (they cant afford it)
>neet didn't know about uni provided licenses
Lol

>>106490351
>proprietary trash
I instantly lose respect for Stallmanites when they talk this way.

>>106487332
AI is the ultimate tranny technology. Trannies are inseparable from technology. Why do you think so many troons write their own operating systems in Rust and shit like God told them to do it.

luddites are based

>>106486208
>Have Europoors not come up with contingency plans
They have but never implemented them because every time EU tries to get little bit away from US, US then smacks them back into submission. Recently EU was talking about spending trillions building local military manufacturing, but then Trump got a deal where he forced EU to only buy US military equipment and also pay 4% worth of EU GDP for US LNG. Not a single European I know likes it, because instead of making our own equipment we will have to buy extremely overpriced junk from US that is 90% manufactured in China anyway, and then also risk US not following article 5. You can’t make contingency plan for US fucking up when they keep behaving like this and trying to put everyone else down. The only reason why China has yet not completely beaten US in AI is because US put the chip ban on China which only bought them less then a decade time before China invents their own NVIDIA chips.

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>>106489041
>spamming everyones filterwords to slide the thread
Did they let you outside the Great firewall for a few moments?

>>106487999
people felt the same about wordpress and wix killing webdevs, and where are we now

>>106488522
Age of America is finished. Their suicide is coming. The real problem is they're going to drag the world down with them.

I'm a linear red switches enjoyer. Do Magnetic switches feel as smooth as red linear?

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just got my q6 max in the mail, what are some quality caps I can get for it? the ones it came with feel nice but I just don't like the coloration on them.

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>>106490064

>>106490064
GMK WoB

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My FL.ESPORTS OG104 rocked up today. Packaged really nicely, came with a set of mac and windows specific keycaps, I got the Ice Mint V2 switch option and I'm actually quite impressed by how nice it is to type on. I thought I'd want some clicky switches right away but these are extremely smooth and have a nice stop. Overall build feels quite sturdy, the keycaps have a slightly rough texture but it'll probably wear off the more I use it, and in terms of looks I'm satisfied, it looks very 90s.

I know I said I'd be a guinea pig for this kb a few threads back, if anyone has any questions about it.

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there's a shitty normal fan at the base which gets funneled and jetted out of the side "fins" to push more air through fluid induction
shit's gay and expensive with usecases only being for retarded kids and tiny aviating pets

>>106490292
aviating pets

>>106490165
>Is there a small invisible fan hidden inside?
There is a fan in the base which sucks in air and causes it to exhaust around the ring.
That moving air drags more air through the ring.