>>106483236
are you super sure? what did you try?

>>106483236
Try openrgb
But if it's a newish model or one of the less popular ones, it won't be supported

>>106483478
running the gigabyte software through wine led nowhere, then I tried openrgb and it doesnt recognize it. Also shutting down rgb in the MB does nothing

>>106483505
yeah its a 9060xt, guess im just stuck waiting for an update

>>106483454

Id probably have someone else do it, but ill take my time and research a bit more. And Ill keep those things in mind.
For right now I just wanted to know if the Starforge is a good deal even though its 1000$ off and the answer seems to be no.

>>106483511
try opening an issue on their gitlab then. all you need to provide is the pcie id and someone will add it to the whitelist.
since its a gigabyte and not a lesser brand like pny or kfa2, the rgb logic is already implemented and the device just needs to be whitelisted

>>106480180
Add task bar height shortner.
Further gripe being that Explorer Patcher doesn't work on Windows 11 ;_;

>>106482892
Already have it installed on linux, so not a problem. But all the marketing for that 2.0 update has me interested in at least trying it out, and I have space on the Windows drive.

>>106480180
>HWID2 generates and registers a permanent legitimate license on MS's activation servers
>github.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-Scripts
>Usage: paste this into Powershell, run.

Do I download the zip on the MAS github page? Sorry for noob question.

>>106483476
You can, or you can use it through the irm powershell command.

>>106483487
Are you saying option 1 is just run the powershell command without downloading anything or option 2 download the zip, unpack it and run the script?

>>106482999
>python reeks of curry, but much less
Truly, a brahmin-tier language.

>>106482999
I assure you I slathered curry all over it before posting.

>>106483299
You didn't read the post.

>>106483299
>>106483407
Listen, I don't care reeks or not. I choose a tool that suits my needs the best.
You sound very immature.

>>106483472
By the powers vested in me as a true to god Indian patriot.
I thus deem thee— Honorary Indian

>>106482904
>>106482999 (checked trips)
>>106483299 (checked dubs)
>>106483407
I can't follow this. You guys mixed up two different reply chains?

>>106479054
lmao

>>106483391
>Are there any alternatives to Koss KSC75?
Porta Pro if you mod the headband
>Alternatively, tell me they're worth 30 eurobucks
They are, but you should get Yaxi pads for them. Then they'll be more comfortable and sound better than $150 headphones.

>>106483179
>>106483205
tried with a flac file on my pc and the difference is farr more noticable
i can actually pick up on the small background tunes like i hoped to when i listen on pc.

maybe the music app/iphone is the issue

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Hey anon, what’s listening today?

>>106483517
Chevelle, Christian McBride, Polyphia, and the Protomen so far

>>106483425
I think it's just a transpiler where you write code that makes sense to you with sensical names, and then before deploying it you run it through an obfuscator that switches the names of variables and ids around to something that is harder to understand. Computers don't care because they just match name to name and id to id no matter what they are, only humans will be confused what the "meaning" of it all is.

>>106481338
Not necessarily. They can use web rendering, but they can also bind to a small ECMA script that exposes needed DOM functionality.
>>106483425
Wut. It's probably some framework doing SSR.

>>106479392
I really don't care. Keep seething about it you latino freak.

Don't care. Deobfuscation isn't going to be easy because fuck you.

>>106479392
that random css names is a sign of shitty (bloated) website
the other sign are shadow dom elements
and custom elements that reimplement normal elements with shitty custom javascript that breaks accessibility
and scroll hijacking
and custom smooth scroll
and infinite scroll
and virtual scroll elements which break mouse "lock to scroll" bindings and extensions like vimium, because the element has pseudo content inside which is replaced as one scrolls with their horrible implementation so for anything else that scrolls it seems to have nothing to scroll and justs scrolls by a tiny bit and stops
this is pure cancer, as with every custom element they think they reimplemented the custom behavior because they implemented arrow keys and page up, page down...
javascript was a mistake
and the so called controlled inputs that updates the state as you type, eats and loses the input you have typed, because you have typed it too fast for that retarded implementation...
the only sensible implementation is to wait until the user stops typing for some time, updating state on keydown or keyup is jeet tier
honestly why do they even write controlled inputs is a mystery to me, it doesn't do anything good but fucks everything up for the user

>>106482013
Intel version has a dGPU, if you have the money for it that is.

>>106447990
>>106451670
>>106452281
What's the baste chip config for T14 Gen 2? Do they come with decent screens unlike t480? Gave up trying to fix t480 because no reputable mobo seller as well as thunderbolt issue lottery.

>>106482204
R5 or R7 (not much difference in practice despite the core count) and 16 GB soldered. Screens are all over the place from 45% NTSC 220 nit to Adobe RGB 500 nit.

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>>106482109
rtx 500 ada? That's the one that seems a little underpowered, only 4gb vram too...
And my budget is $1200 ish

I was thinking about getting an X1 Nano (Gen 1), any thoughts?

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Unfathomably Based

>>106483235
>el mejor teléfono del mundo
https://youtube.com/shorts/cJ16-Op8uSw?si=jzLX-JRxoxDNXl9z

>>106483294
I wouldn’t say it’s the best phone in the world, because it lets China spy on the device user.

>>106481188
>Pretty much every phone on the market now is large.
Unihertz Jelly Max is the perfect size.

What do you think about chink brands like Hiking, Omix, Infinix and Tecno?

If its real...its's layered af

>>106478697
Is this some kind of game anon ? I should find your website?

>>106478697

shit over forty project auroras better go downstairs

This is not the singularity, the singularity is not real

this ish crazy

No one should even interview anyone who hasn’t accomplished anything. Ever. Certificates and degrees are not accomplishments; I mean real-world projects with real-world users. There is no excuse for software developers who don’t have a site, app, or service they can point to and say, “I did this, all by myself!” in a world where Google App Engine and Amazon Web Services have free service tiers, and it costs all of $25 to register as an Android developer and publish an app on the Android Market.

>>106483167
I'm not writing code in my free time, rabbi. I work professionally for enterprise companies creating proprietary software. If you want to see an example of what I've done go to https://www.{redacted}.com pay for a faggy SaaS subscription that I personally object to and see my locked down paid feature that uses all of the latest AI bullshit every recruiter creams their pants over.
What does it do? The same shit we did 15 years ago with ajax and a Django server but now it's (((ScAlAbLe))).

Tech is dead. Can I use my certs to just become a pilot or underwater welder or some tradie bullshit like that?

wfh on the company laptop while generating homemade ai goonslop on my pc. the hammer will fall sometime or another but life is goon i mean good in the meantime

>>106483128
Strap in because I've decided to lay out many years of insights, condensed into 2000 characters. You're welcome.

>First you get them horny and emotionally vulnerable / reliant on you. Being a provider of resources and emotional stability can't be taught or explain in under 2000 characters, but here are some ideas, regardless. Cook for them (they will get lazy and won't do it for themselves after a while). Don't be neurotic. Listen to their menopausal rants and be solid as a rock no matter what they say. A literal father role.
>Repeatedly tell them you're gonna get them pregnant before, during and after sex. This is euphoric for them and the euphoria leads to irrational decisions like actually getting pregnant when they were previously uncertain/against the idea.
>Talk about how cute and healthy your kids would be because of both of your good qualities. This creates belief in the idea.
>Tell them you love them consistently to build more trust.
>Don't take them into public and they'll lose track of normalcy. Keep them occupied with brainwashing TV shows that show lots of sporadic sex to keep them constantly turned on.
>Carbs and caffeine make people horny. Make it for them.

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>>106482563
Lubing switches is gay, and you are gay for even considering it. Also, I don't think you would need to desolder a switch to lube it, but then again, I am not gay, so I wouldn't know.
Also, a good soldering station costs like $80 at least, anything less than that is going to be painful (although not impossible).

>>106482081
I uhh don't, it's kind of problematic. Add in boxes of unused keycaps, bags of unused switches, keyboard-specific tools, unused travel cases....

>>106482563
I don't think 9 year old cherry reds have a lot of life left in them unless you're also cleaning the contact surfaces etc, which frankly I wouldn't know how to do.

But yes a bit of lube on very broken-in reds would be a nice switch. Filming helps too

>>106482223
>any good replacements currently?
Yeah Cherry Reds cost like 30-40 cents

>>106482563
If the switches are PCB mounted, then you can easily lube them without desoldering. If you need to desolder, then it's going to be quite a lot of work. The switches themselves should still be fine. If you feel that some switches are more worn than other, you can swap them somewhere where they won't bother you. Like moving switches from WASD to F9-F12

>>>106482876
9 years is not a lot for MX switches, even if he's a professional typist

>>106474995
as opposed to your no code? arrogant nigger?

>>106472891
Gay speak. Can you talk like a man?

>>106473027
>want something to read epubs
yay -S koreader-bin

None of the suggested alternatives ITT can reliably de-DRM ebooks, convert EPUB -> MOBI, and transfer them to a Kindle.

Is there a better epub editor than the one built in?
The one built in works, rather well actually, and tools like sigil aren't really any better.

I don't need it for the HTML editing so much, that shit I could just use vim for, but the automated things like ToC extraction and format cleanup.

>>106480824
how the fuck do you have that much desk space

>>106477152
Is "owning everything" in this case supposed to mean hoarding torrents? Or what?

>>106480748
if your waifu is from some popular franchise (i assume she's from Genshit?), chances are, some neckbeard already gooned to her on koikatsu.

you can try searching for her chara card at:
https://db.bepis.moe/
https://illusioncards.booru.org/
https://kenzato.uk/booru/
https://kemono.cr/

if you cant find any, it means that your waifu is too obscure, or too new. if it is a relatively new character, sooner or later someone will post it. else, your last resort is to commision some autist from pixiv/patreon.

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>>106481145
>its about having things you care and love

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>>106483111
>normal porn is considered boring
maybe watching non-normal porn is not boring for you? our apologies.

>>106483373
I'm talking about the propietary console APIs

>>106483350
Not as retarded as the guy who introduced a new, totally artificial target to test on for no reason when you've got perfectly good hardware to do it on right there

>>106483373
The guy is this video literally talks about having a farm of hardware with various GPUs to test on which is exactly what I was saying

>>106483401
D3D12 is a proprietary console API supported by WARP. Microsoft literally reiterates the use case I just said:

> Ideally, graphics drivers would be perfect pieces of software, but in the real world, drivers or even GPUs can have bugs or quirks. By supporting a trivial switch to run on WARP, it can let developers or users try to isolate unexpected behaviors to determine whether they're coming from their own code or from the underlying graphics driver. There are also places where API specifications allow undefined behavior, which can take different forms across different vendors or generations of hardware, and WARP can help provide a more deterministic or debuggable result in some cases.

>>106483413
>totally artificial target
What does that even mean, it's a conforming software implementation of Vulkan, if you use the API correctly you will get the correct frame generated with it, albeit very slowly. And like I said you try to test on as many vendors as possible. You test with software for correctness, you test on multiple real gpus from different vendors for performance and correctness. The point is to ensure your software is robust as possible, using llvmpipe or swiftshader or warp is purely for dev benefit and not something you expose to users. It does not preclude you from testing on hardware. I cannot make this any clearer for your retarded ass. A normal person would say: "Oh I understand cool but I still don't want to do it." And not dig their heels in and insist because they've never heard of it, it must not be real, and everyone is a liar.

>>106483465
I'm not saying I don't want to do it, I'm saying I don't understand
How do you know you'll get a correct frame with swiftshader? It's its own piece of software that's going to have its own bugs just like other targets will have their own bugs you have to figure out aswell

In all cases, he abandoned each project shortly after releasing a barely working proof of concept
drew is a faggot

>>106479001
everyone knows jews cant be french!

>>106475082
are the maid faggots still around?
i filtered all their shit since the mods wouldn't

>>106481361
>trans compiler
we call those doctors

>>106481420
>Sussman
amogus

>>106483120
2nd this, they just updated visio in the past couple years to make visio 2007 incompatible. office 2019 is clunky and unstable

>>106483055
Office 2016
ribbon is great, stop being a baby duck for 1-D toolbars

>>106483120
This everything after was just shit.

>>106483055
Office 2010 was the comfiest for me. The ribbon isn't great but whatever.

>>106483055
Never. Stop idolising shit.