>>107637773
I just tried this out, and it worked for me too. display-buffer-alist is being honored by *image-dired-display-buffer*.

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>>107637854
>I'm experiencing similar weirdness with the *image-dired-display-buffer*.
Good to hear that this isn't something only I'm experiencing.
>That's wild that you even had to do that. Good job figuring that out.
Thank you. DESU I literally just copied the code and eyeballed where I thought
something was going wrong.

>>107637953
Great to hear it's working for you as well anon. I've made it an advice now in
case that's something you're interested in:

  (define-advice image-dired-display-image (:override (file &optional _ignored))
    (setq file (expand-file-name file))
    (when (not (file-exists-p file))
      (error "No such file: %s" file))
    (let ((buf (get-buffer image-dired-display-image-buffer))

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Doom Emacs is so much faster than vanilla emacs. Why can't they just use Doom's speed optimizations in the default?

>>107638061
really? show emacs-init-time for Doom vs emacs -Q

guys have you written any extensions to use-package for your stuff? I wrote one for display-buffer-alist records so I can define them in a use-package declaration, and I'm pretty happy with it. I'd like to hear about if you guys have done anything like that.

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Nothing extravagant

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>>107626367
i do fuck all. also don't look at theuptime

>all these anons running Windows Home or Pro editions
wtf /g/

>>107637119
restart your pc anon

>>107637883
Only a fraction of /g/ actually uses linux.

>>107634115
Minecraft was originally written in java

>>107634115
>>107634916
just ignore and hide this thread, OP is a bot

>>107634115
just learn assembly instead.

>>107634988
https://clang.llvm.org/docs/LanguageExtensions.html#vectors-and-extended-vectors

>>107638390
https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/textbooks/x86-64-assembly-language-programming-with-ubuntu

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Lol, I tried to keep the age gap in school setting, but obviously Gemini assumed I'm a pedo. Mea culpa.

>>107637536
Do you feed it one or more pics for it to pick up a style like that? I just fed it like 5 pics of an anime artist's style and it still slops out its usual generic anime style like 8/10 times, with maybe 1 gen looking actually close. Don't even have anything referencing anime in the prompt either.

>>107638343
It tells me that it can't show me minors "like that" way too often, and I'm not even ever trying to generate any minors.

>>107638033
Yep, i'm not buying a single overpriced item as long as they are this overpriced.

>It's €450 in Germany.
Maybe you can find them a bit cheaper, don't know. Alternate is mostly not the cheapest price wise.
Haven't looked up other places, since i'm not planning to buy new HDD's.

>>107637709
>and they can't charge the same prices in the US as they can in civilised and developed countries

didnt think that one through eh?

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>>107637886
https://www.provantage.com/toshiba-mg10afa22te~7TOSD1N9.htm

Here is another similar price for the same drive in the US, but this site has a lot longer shipping time. The Amazon one I ordered this morning (which also says it's a new drive) will be delivered tomorrow.

>>107620883
>you guys are the first to approve and enable these crisises.

The board that calls everything bloat?
The board that tells you to install Gentoo?
The board that calls out Glowies?
The board that has autists using terminal UIs, and tiling windows managers instead of desktop environments?

Not sure about this rage bait bro. It's gotta be believable.

>>107632109
I'd like that, but I foresee them all ending up in a landfill out of spite so no one can use them.

>>107638328
>>107637886
I will say the drive is PROBABLY a "new pull", so an OEM drive without the manufacturer's warranty, but it IS brand new.

>>107638177
Debian was my first distro like 10 years ago when it was much less user friendly lol.
I think it is much more user friendly now. Anyone who says otherwise is trying to bait you into using some obscure slop.

>>107638177
it doesn't hold your hand like ubuntu or mint simply because its more minimal.
I've just setup Debian KDE on my HTPC. I think simpler tasks like this or running headless as a server are mainly where it shines.
I run Fedora on my gaming laptop for better package support.

>>107638177
It's probably one of the best options if you are running something not cutting edge new and just want everything to just work and stay stable. Not 100% beginner friendly but I also wouldn't have any problem suggesting it to a beginner.

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>>107638177
Just install LMDE 7 gigi. Its the latest debian but even more noobfriendly.

>>107638177
And even if not, beginners could just use LMDE instead, which is easy mode Debian

>>107637950
Debian based distros are garbage on top of garbage. Worst advice of the thread.

>>107637921
>t. never used nix
its literally perfect for a usecase like that

>>107637745
>The only thing I don't like about it are the tranny devs pushing politics on twitter. Other than that it's pretty solid.
fuck

What >>107637950 said. Use something more orthodox but like mint or something with xfce. Bazzite and the other immutable distros (I have used SteamOS and Bluefin) are cool until the instant the sandboxing abstraction leaks a little bit (like if you want to use the Firefox KeepasX extension or you need a weird driver) and suddenly you're in this weird realm of problems that no one in the history of Linux desktops has had to fuck with before. It's not worth it.

>>107637230
>el steam os de pc
God I wish I had that spanish tranny shitpost at hand right now.

>>107637373
>>107637383
>>107637408
>>107637428
Idc about amerimutt identity politics

>>107637622
>Idc about amerimutt identity politics
based opensuse enjoyer

>>107635580
Based and true. Debian has been my home for the ten years.

>>107635580
I can't use it Debian because Debian is for lesbians and I'm a man.

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>>107638250
I wish my retarded ass can think of simple shit like this, though I didn't even know you could cherry pick commit until now. Thanks anon

>>107638326
IDK man, I just disagree. 3 Flash actually feels like the preamble to a leap forward. It's matching the performance of 10x more expensive models and is probably the most strict in instruction following, except MAYBE 5.2 Codex. I think the next Pro will be amazing.

>>107638368
3 Flash is too repetetive and surface-level for RP, and Gemini 3 Pro has an extremely shitty latency on Vertex..

>>107638349
This had me so confused for a second, I completely forgot I ever posted a deepseek preset.

>>107638394
Where are your new cards and presets? What model and proxy are you using right now?

>>107635957
I won't either but it reeks of farts if you must know

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>>107635957
this is a recurring phenomena
can anyone explain what is going on?

>>107636951
You need to start using flushable wipes and a you need a chair with a mesh seat so you don't sweat so bad.

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>>107635957

>>107635957
I don't want to post by chair because I'm afraid that the glowies will recognize me based on my assprint on the chair.

>>107637588
lobotomized comment.
the entirety of turbo is in base.
you can't lobotomize a part to get a whole, dumbass.

>>107638144
if base was needed to train turbo, then why was turbo delayed? because they're censoring it

they're censoring comfyui base to turbo the api rentry

this place reads like osrs shitpost general

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>>107638138
In essence. But it's million times more complex than database with weighted entries.

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>>107635903
AI is an ever-changing term meaning "cool computer thing we couldn't do before".
In the 1950s, they called things like sorting a list of numbers "AI", because it was a cool computer thing they couldn't do before.
Once it stopped being cool, they stopped calling it AI.
You see the exact same thing happening with people who refuse to call LLMs AI.
It's not a description of the technology, it's saying they aren't cool anymore.
But Akinator will always be cool, and therefore he is AI.

>>107635903
>Ctrl-F expert system
>0 results
/g/ has fallen.

>>107637862
It actually knows, because all entries have associated answers to questions, so it searches the entries that match the user inputted answers.

>>107637201
Symantec products eventually became more intrusive and destructive than the stuff they were supposed to shield you from.

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bro is living in the future

>>107638140
Jeets still use this in CS classrooms, only an older, non-ANSI compliant version.

>>107637146
You are pushing this shit niggerspeak here too? What an annoying subhuman, kill yourself jamal.

>>107638182
As vishnu intended

>>107628221
I'm using a thin client instead, running proxmox with a few VMs is no problem with 32GB RAM.

>>107628221
I'm only using one as a GPS NTP server.

I have a pi zero 2w with a mmdvm hat acting as a simplex hotspot for DMR radio. Recently upgraded from a zero w that ran the same mmdvm hat 24/7 for ~8 years.
But lately I've been using retired dell thin clients off ebay for projects that don't require gpio headers. Cheaper, same/beter performance as a pi, and better thermal management.

>>107628221
currently handling 4tb of music with navidrome

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