>>106473490
no

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looks like shit, macos is the best os by far but i couldnt live with if default settings. yuck.

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>>106473490
nyo
u rike?

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>>106466020
This reminds me of Windows XP for some odd reason. They’re really taking the “fruitger aero” memes seriously, aren’t they?

>>106474215
I booted up an old ass Windows XP machine (offline box for an ancient industrial printer) and was blown away by how fast it was, on an IDE spinning drive and everything, maybe half a gig of RAM if that, pretty sure it was 32 bit version. From power on to desktop in under 10 seconds. I forgot it was that good.

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>>106474449
Yeah anon of course here you have my BRIDGE collection >:3

>>106474389
>goes down to zero
grim

>>106474545
That's when you fuck the milf that will give birth to her

>>106474612
nice diaper

>>106472582
kys shill

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it just werks

>>106472582
>2013
I was 12 back then, the computer I had at that time was was a Dell Core 2 Duo Desktop with windows 7

>>106474720
thanks for reminding me im 36 yo

>>106472582
I bought my laptop in 2013. It's an asus s56. I replaced the tiny msata ssd that was used for cache with a bigger one and reinstalled windows 7 on it. I upgraded the 500gb spinning drive with a 1tb one and used it for storage. I added another 4gb ram stick to the original 4gb one. I replaced the dvd drive with one of those hdd caddies for extra storage capacity. I used it like that up until 2023, when the webp exploit made me scared enough to move to linux. I'm still using the same hardware.
Hard to believe it's 12 years old. It's slim and light enough to look modern, but has a lot of different ports instead of like two usb-c and nothing else. The only shitty thing is the screen.

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>>106474631
>>106474388
I think it would be much faster to just make a workflow from the ground up

>>106470041
Fuck me I don’t know how you guys put up with that, 5seconds for my 1girls feels insufferably inexcusably long as it is. I’m sure someone will chime in with “it’s worth it” or whatever but that’s into “too long for me to bother” territory. And that’s with the fastest consumer card.

>>106471050
Well it’s a good thing the oral insertion lora bandit got bored, otherwise…ToT

Say I'm training a lora and I want 3000 steps total, with 20 images.
Is it better to do 3 epochs with 1000 steps each, or 6 epochs with 500 steps each?

Is there a noticeable difference between the two at same step amounts (ie, first at epoch 2, 2000 steps, second at epoch 4 at 2000 steps)

>>106474761
what is an "epoch" and what is a "step"?

Just restore from one of your regular backups

>>106473669
Use case for WiFi?

>>106473759
Good point. It's too bloated, I should just read newspapers and books

>>106473669
Your wifi can't get bricked, you stupid fuck.

>>106473669
welcome home white man

>>106473064
>now that the IP counter has been removed?
It's almost as if the purpose of that was to hide the blatant Russian and Chinese botting that Hiro gets paid to ignore.

>>106474607
>bc eglintrannies arent a thing
if you cite one, cite them all

>>106473064
>The moderators don't seem to have any issue with what is verifiably spam
That spamming is enabled by the 4Chan Pass. (lower cooldown + no captcha)
The mods would shoot themselves in the foot if they prevented it.

That website's bad actors are also its true clients.
The normal users, who brings in no money, are the product.

>>106474705
i think it depends on whos jannying
jay doesnt fucking share for instance
when hes jannying only mac shilling is approved

kinda fukken based ngl

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>>106473231
me sincerely.

>>106474597
nta
but its hard to post on /g/ and not be confronted with drew shilling his memelang at one point or another

>>106474615
is it really?

>>106474625
yeah
i mean
in the past several months drew kinda hid bc he was ousted as a pedo
but before his attempt at notoriety by trying to besmirch stallman he posted here daily

>>106474635
he did?

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>>106474768
yea
i got b& many many many times for shitting up his threads, kek

>>106466164
>I'm trying to avoid GC

Why?

Do you understnand the cost of "avoiding GC"?

Do you have an idea of how modern GC work and where do they impact performance and where they DON'T impact performance?

>>106471877
>that think "GC bad" without even knowing what the word "semantics" means. The language is designed around having ARC, but saying that it is in conflict with manual management is completely false. The whole point is that ARC is at a level which allows it to cleanly wrap manual management while not requiring the huge overhead of a normal GC.
>Insisting on --mm:none is what the brainless "GC bad" idiots do that have no clue why it's bad and how ARC is not equivalent. ARC, properly termed, is not really even a GC unless you consider mangement like RAII or Rust's to also be garbage collection. The "real" GC is ORC which just provides a runtime cycle collector over ARC to generalise the memory mangement.

You are correct. ARC is not really GC.

But however, ARC has its problems too with certain data structures so it's not a full substitute to a GC in certain cases.

>>106472248
>Honestly, I'm glad that my favorite programming language and its predecessors inspired so much further language development.

Young padawan:

I believe you have never used Smalltalk, or Squeak, thus haven't realized Ruby is a maimed, emasculated derivative of them, lacking the key feature that makes Smalltalk (and Squeak, and Lisp) great: Interactive devleopment.

>>106474432

I have used Sqeak, and I know Smalltalk's interactive environment from the Alto PC and other 1980s-era machines. I am old.

Don't miss all that in Ruby.

I'll give you one more: Ruby has quite some detailes from Lisp, but it doesn't has Lisp's powerfull macro stuff. Another thing I know from programming in Lisp and have never missed in Ruby. I implement and use DSLs withing Ruby.

>>106474408
>But however, ARC has its problems too with certain data structures so it's not a full substitute to a GC in certain cases.
Of course, it's not a problem that can be realistically solved at compile-time in the general case. That's the point of ORC: it is ARC + a cycle collector to plug ARC's hole of cyclic data structures.
That said, most programs are not going to require cyclic data structures and, if you don't want to use ORC, there are multiple ways you can set up your own pool allocator like you would in C.

Nim's ARC is the best (at least mainstream) implementation of the same idea that is in C++ and Rust. It isn't a tacked-on solution like in C++ and doesn't require you to cage yourself like Rust.

>>106474370
>lesbian bed death is a thing

oh nyo

>>106474518
true

>>106474195
Gemini

>>106474518
added few more
rentry.org/aiproxies

>>106474756
Based

>>106474104
Forgive my typos.

>>106474104
It's pretty hard for browsers to fully infect your PC. Best practice is to use a condom or some sort. Ad block and a plugin to stop scripts from running like uMatrix. Set everything to max, but doing so means ALL websites will break and just display text. If a website wants to run a video, well uMatrix is blocking that script from running. After that disable uMatrix on sites you feel safe on using, like YouTube for example, or your banking institution's website etc.
Then if you encounter a site that you can't use but don't fully trust slowly start enabling some scripts on uMatrix. If something suspicious starts happening then block that script again. It's trial and error.
Just learn those two plugins and then you'll be good.

And since you're asking about viruses and how computers work in the base level I would recommend you on going to school about it. Computers are complicated and not everyone has the time to fully research what each program or line in a piece of code does by themselves.

So yeah, get into the habit of using a search engine, use ad blockers and script blockers for browsing and go to school if you want to learn what COM+ Event System service is or whatever and why it's running on your PC. You're asking for someone to explain how computers work and no one has the time to do that.

does the massgrave ESU script work for windows 10 home, or do I need professional?

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Is this any legit?

>>106474236
Thanks. What kind of school would I go to to learn about that? I know that's maybe a bit of a dumb question, but it's the kind of question that opens the possibility of pointers I might not otherwise get so that's why I ask. I wouldn't want to do something needlessly expensive for example, if I can obtain the same knowledge for less, but maybe that's particular to the individual and their circumstances.

>>106474464
why not stream to youtube or twitch

>>106474473
It is sensitive content. I need to Livestream it somewhere where somebody will record it, and I hope he will keep it on the internet somewhere.

>>106474719
put it up as an unlisted (not private) youtube livestream then he can use a tool to download it after the broadcast

>>106474719
rumbel? odysneed?

>>106473471
they can be replaced for pennies, rather than allowing your gunk to destroy the internals

>>106470444
>>106470544
Checked
>>106470827
Hormone imbalance from mismanaged estrogen dosing
>>106470945
If I can't measure it, it doesn't exist. Soundstage and God are not real until I can post the sine waves on a tibetian drive-in theater enthustiasts consortium for nobody to read or interpret scientifically

>>106473605
nta but where do you get them?

I bought a 2nd pair of Gatos because I fucked up my last pair, and I totally forgot how normal it sounds stock. It's always nice when the only EQ you have to do is a bass shelf. I've never had headphones with such an agreeable tuning.

>>106474616
https://rentry.org/consoomer_guide#iem-maintenance-filters

>>106474194
I don't mean long term as in "long term storage of old posts" (I believe everyone should have an unequivocal right to deleted their data in all circumstances), I mean that your reputation or identity within the community persists between threads. I noticed that on reddit, even very active members of a subreddit are usually relatively anonymous to the rest of the users. When I was on forums back in the Before Times, one's reputation was more important.
>>106474176
No, email is something I use because I have to. It's a terrible protocol

>>106473132
>an autistic dictator that remade it in the exact same way but less bloated and shit and soulless would destroy it
btw heres the best example of "autistic dictator"
https://board.asm32.info/
https://github.com/johnfound/asmbb
the most efficiently engineered forum software available
>no one uses it
>he makes no money
if he only added more modern features that captivated audience retention, the way discourse does, there would be no downsides.

>>106473713
>catalafaggot
no thanks

>>106472338
Just stick to Discord, Zoomer. Leave forum software to the real men.

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>>106472294
Will maxofstd be moderating here, if not I don't care.

>>106474246
kys shill

>>106474246
Just zip tie the cables to it and hang it from the ceiling like a chandelier.

>>106474421
Just use it as a fucking doorstop. That's all macs are good for.

>>106474505
Incorrect - you can use its cool aluminum shell to ease your asshurt.

>>106474649
That would probably cause third degree burns considering their lack of cooling.