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>>106519229
stop manspaining, Intel knows what it is doing

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>>106519229
probably just a racist who doesn't like GPUs made by brown people

>>106518987
What's the gotcha part? Bad at video games? Can I use it on an older 9th gen intel platform with pcie 3?

How does it compare to 750ti?

>>106524422
The gotcha is that you're a bitch and need to upgrade your ewaste hardware.
These cards will technically work ok on ewaste machines, but even first gen Alchemist Arcs need resizable BAR (you probably don't know how to modify the bios to enable it in unsupported boards) and modern cpus (aka at least new enough to not be stuck in the 14nm+++++++++++ 2c4t/4c4t/4c8t i3/i5/i7 era) to get the full performance out of the cards.
An A380 is "about" the performance of a 1660. This newer card is going to be far better, but it's weaker than the B580 because it's not a gaming card.

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>>106524422
>What's the gotcha part?
It's never in stock, the one I want isn't anyway.

>>106524638
>not POSIX
garbage

it's not posix so it better offer some wild new paradigm to be worth it, what is it doing?
In-band formatted stdout?
Is that it?

>>106524638
when it works and the system commands are wrapped, it's pretty good. Much better than manually chasing the right fields with awk.
I have a script that regularly removes the biggest files from my pacman cache besides old kernels and it's much simpler and more extensible than how I'd do the same thing with bash.
Iteration is also much better than in posix shells. This is what initially got me interested

>>106524735
instead of being stringly typed, many commands return tables or at least records. The goal is to eliminate most use of awk and instead just reference the row name.
You can also i.e. map over one row and keep the others intact, which already becomes harder in awk, so if you are stuck with learning a new language (awk vs nu), nu allows you to do it more cleanly
also has `map` function as a builtin, something that you obviously want in a shell that has piping. Much better than

myFunction | while real x; do 
  ....

>>106524638
Most retarted garbage I have ever seen. System shells are not some sort of dbms and command prompts should not be a declarative sql-like language.

This retarted functional trend needs to stop.

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>>106517778
This.

Recently I realized that if being productive is the focus, it's best to centralize and just focus on having discipline. Having services that most minimal fans would consider bloat is often essential for work, or at least for making things easier and more efficient, I can think less about working and how I work, and instead use that time to actually work more. I've gotten to the point of ditching my laptop in favor of a tablet and just keeping it and my smartphone in sync, it's easier for me that way, and its more productive.

>>106522415
>I did, then I got bored and reinstalled them again , addict MUST remove temptation, not carry it around , it's like a alcoholic with a closed bottle of scotch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDiU2p2uzVI

>>106522870
there seems to be a great deal of overlap with the Onions market here

>>106517778
4channers wont like to hear this, but you either are for tech, or you're anti-tech. If youre for tech, then blockchain digital IDs and CBDC are a good thing. They would eliminate the need for carrying the remaining required items in daily life, i.e. ID cards and cash. If pro tech, you should like to only carry one item and even that, you should rather want to be microchipped into you.
> inb4 nogun
In the pro tech future there are no niggers.

>>106524603
>you either are for tech, or you're anti-tech.

Wrong. The true question is: Which tech and who controls it?

>>106519117
I'd have to agree with this.
We can offer far better, and more importantly, bidirectional satellite internet now.
As much as I hate Musk, Starlink and similar ideas are just superior.
Now, we can all hate on the fact that the internet can get its shit slapped offline because one country was really angry one time and they decide to change root DNS rules that block one of the most popular websites for 60% of the planet, but that's a whole different issue.
Besides, it's not like satellite TV was ever without its issues at times, or terrestrial.
Internet is definitely far higher when it comes to service outages, but they are still rare enough to not be as big an issue compared to the massive benefits you gain with said internet connection.

We already tried doing stuff like teletext to send dynamic information and it worked well, but it was still one-way.
There were hacky attempts to bolt on internet through these similar ideas, but it was more complicated than it was worth.

>>106521387
And 100% of people would die if all oxygen disappeared one day, who gives a fuck?
>In this retarded fucking scenario where all trade stops this group of people would die first so they're less important.
Dumbfuck argumemt from a dumbfuck rural nigger

>>106520409
for consumers too its like a tenner a month at most

>>106513600
First, they kill television broadcasting over the air with regular antennae, now this, everything is being migrated to the internet.

>>106521757
Who gives a fuck? If your job can't pay for itself it shouldn't exist. Rural faggots hate this simple fact and think the universe owes them the right to work whatever useless job they somehow managed to fit into their peanut brains.

best way to daemonize containers and don't answer kubernetes
I just need to fire one (1) container and make sure that if something happens it will be restarted, so for example the podman process can still be running but binary inside the container shat the bed -- I need it to restart automatically

>>106524467
I tried this for my name. Some third party actually reselling it. they have no incentive to sell ever, renewing it costs nothing

>>106524536
kubernetes.

>>106524536
you can specify a health check in your container that runs periodically to query the status of whatever is happening in your container.

>>106524542
yeah, that was my worry. figured if i didnt hear anything id try to reach out in a few weeks, but i feel like thatd just renew their resolve to overprice.
squatters deserve death.

>>106523280
>They literally sell rebadged Taiwanese Clevo laptops
Their desktops and keyboards are all made in Denver though, and OP isn’t looking for a laptop.

>>106522805
>this video
was so fucking beautiful
shit was done in harmony
absolute cinema

>>106523280
BeeLine quite literally only does the casing as you can see in the video.
>>106523809
Yes, but I posted the wrong video where some pajeet stole the original and did a voiceover and somehow that comes first in the search results, not the original video. Original video is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohwI3V207Ts

>>106523829
I have tinnitus so I never watch videos with garbage sounds so idgaf

>>106523074
Mini pcs are in a weird spot for LLMs right now. They have the ram size to host large models that are prohibitively expensive to run on a bunch of gpus but the speed is so bad it's not worth it. You can run small models pretty fast on one but a 3060 can run the same model much faster for way less $.
>gemma 4b
Don't. Qwen 4b is the only <12B model I would consider coherent enough to use as a googler replacement but it's pointless when you have >32GB RAM, don't run a 2GB lobotomized model on it.
>perhaps i can host the frontend (open-webui) on it, then serve the llm from somewhere else
ikllama backend and an IQ quant of GLM 4.5 Air. You'll get between 5 and 10 t/s until you start hitting 4k+ context then it'll slow down a lot.

>>106523477
kek, those are the only things i like about chinkshit (((smart)))phones, otherwise the build quality and the custom jeetdroid they have are ass

Europe literally has eSIM on all major carriers + the information is already out there that EU retail staff are being trained on eSIMs.
Do Amerimutts just post without any prior research?

>>106523341
Exacly, people buy it for nice looks, bandwagoning and proof of stupidity.

>>106523186
>3.7%
Anedoctal.
Here, let me laught at you: HAHAHAHAHAHA.

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>exactly, people buy it for nice looks, bandwagoning and proof stupidity

>>106524643
I feel like the managerial class blew their load. Alot of companies are getting rekt by now because their not enough people. The Indian off-shoring experiment is also slowly dying as they become one of the most hated race in America.

>>106524687
>The Indian off-shoring experiment is also slowly dying
lmao no its not, every few weeks trump approves another gorillion H1Bs

the elites dont care about being liked, they care about number go up and cashing out to go live in a doomsday bunker.

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>>106524683
But Varg says you should marry a white women no matter what. How else are we gonna continue the white race retard.

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>>106524643
>>106524676
>>106524687
You guys are acting like this is a new phenomenon, it even has its term:
"top-heavy organization"

>>106524791
I didn’t say it was new at all.

>>106523741
UK, Canada, India, what's the difference? A large portion of their devs from UK, USA and Canada are probably Indians.

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>>106523615
what happens when you add up all the other numbers

>>106520241
Look at all the seething cumskin basedboys. KEK.
That probably means your lazy asses aren't skillful enough to work on bleeding edge gaming technology with a ton of breakthroughs. You already started crapping on a game that HASN'T even been released just because indians make you feel insecure.

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>>106520241
>Majority

>>106524106
>you have to deny reality
post phychiatric evaluation

>>106524253
not really. with 11 we're at the hardware level spyware and that's where even most ardent windows supporters like me say good night

>>106520986
3.x and before ran all Windows programs in the same 16 bit segmented address space with an optional page file, but made a separate VDM address space for each DOS program (386 enhanced mode), or just ran all Windows programs in a single address space with no virtual memory or page mapping (standard mode). These versions also had an option to exit back to DOS without rebooting, and were more or less a glorified DOS shell. So that's probably what you were thinking of.

3.1 also had an optional Win32s subsystem you could install that could run a small number of 32 bit Windows 95 programs. It came with Freecell as a test program, so if your Windows 3.1 has Freecell, you have Win32s. Programs had it not use certain APIs like I think multithreading. It also created a single 32 bit address space that all 32 bit programs had to share. Unlike Win9x your exe might be loaded at any address, so it only worked with exes that were compiled with relocations included (or I think -fPIC so it doesn't need relocations).

>>106522349
Shitty programs and especially shitty drivers were the biggest causes of crashes. This is also why it runs so much better in a VM today. They wrote the VM virtual drivers better, and most of the programs you run in it are better written than what we had back then. And that's partly because they're developed using newer Windows versions that actually catch null pointer accesses instead of just letting them read or write garbage silently.

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>>106524283
>nobody wants to provide free labor to a project that serves no real purpose other than violating copyright laws
I love how morons keep making this claim, from the comfort of their terabytes of stolen software and media.

>>106524283
>copyright laws
>money
>opsec concerns
whatever moshe, no os is illegal on stolen firmware

>>106521720
on my bed.

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Just use KDE

Beta comes out sept 25th

>>106524230
(year unspecified)

The beta was announced last week by Carl for September 25th. Brodie made a video on it the moment Carl commented publicly that the release date was to be announced the week prior.
Two months ago, Carl went to the Linux Foundation's Open Source Summit to give a live presentation on stage of COSMIC while explaining the technologies it uses.
Meanwhile, Jeremy was at RustConf 2025 last week to give a presentation on Redox OS. At the end, he revealed that the whole presentation was being done in cosmic-reader running in Redox OS, so he demoed COSMIC apps running on Redox.
So where were you the last couple months? They have been actively busy working on the beta.

gay
faeces
india

I don't think anyone would be good enough for Steve Jobs.

>>106519537
The budget iPhones were some of their best products tho. They should have kept the Mini and Home Buttons.

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DESIGNATED

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>>106519520
>her ass is flat as a board
Gym, squats, solved.
>inb4 I can do that in my home gym/office/goonroom/bedroom
Okay great for (You) anon, women are social creatures though, typically.

>>106521031
>ai art
>"hmm what if i try this completely different concept? i'll just add it to my prompt!"
>normal art
>"saaar i already started, i can't just redraw the entire work to fit in your new design saar"

>>106523358
>friend asks me if i can make him a logo for his company
>sure maybe
>describes what he wants
>generate some images, pick the best one and clean it up/vectorise it in inkscape
>he likes it
as shrimple as that

>>106519231
Making artfags seethe: priceless.

>>106518060
Democratization of value creation. Everyone can create art, music, writing, that only costs few cents vs traditional means of hiring someone to do it for hundreds/thousands per work that takes weeks to create vs seconds/minutes with computer.

>>106522897
i wish an AI could make these

>>106517796
>Take the worst parts of an anime con, add furries and other degenerates, identity politics, trans activists, junkies and some of the most obnoxious people in ITsec, throw in corpo shills and feds (in the open) for good measure
Defcon is dead, or rather should have died in the mid 2000s.

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>>106517796
>did Defcon 33 after BlackHat2025
>plastic badge instead of an electronic badge. let down hard.
>anyway I was hopping through rooms and found a room called "Nextgen"
>2 trannies with 5 o clock shadows where in a room with children
>I look disturbed and angry at them
>they spot me and intermediately walk me out of the room claiming this is a children's area.
>I saw through their bullshit
Fuck DEFCON and this leftist tranny story hour bullshit. Pedophilia should not be tolerated.

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>>106518966
Chain one of these bad boys to your nipple rings + Rob Zombie on your portable speaker

>>106520550
This guys face is so punchable

>>106521041
>>if you're a fed, don't leave your gun and badge in a backpack under a chair (happened twice)
>should have had someone walk it out of the building and watch chaos ensue
In one case, we looked up the agent's phone number (staff member knew somebody in the guy's office), and called him.
staff: "we've got your badge and gun"
agent: "bring it to me"
staff: "heh, no, you come to defcon NOC, with photo identification"
agent: "bring it to me"
staff: "ok, we'll just call the local field office and have them send it to your field office"
agent: "on my way, where are you again"