HOLY FUCK WHY DID I START INSTALLING GENTOO ON MY THINKPAD X31?!?! WHY DID I EVER THINK IT WAS A GOOD IDEA TO COMPILE EVERY SINGLE PACKAGE ON THIS 2 DECADE OLD LAPTOP SHIT SHIT SHIT?!?!?!?!!!?!!
>>106459664you could have just used the binary packages instead, then do ebuilds when you have a functioning system.
>>106467786I'm not sure either, RV100 is so old it doesn't support OpenGL ES, and the latest version is 1.3. I'm more worried about some software that would use this, which in turn would make me reinstall this. Regardless, I will see this once I have finished the install. >>106467816Isn't most software compiled with gcc and glibc? I thought llvm is mostly useful for MacOS or Rust, but to be fair, I don't really have any idea what llvm does more than gcc/msvc/clangd.>>106467841>you'll learn which ones those are when you build them.I haven't gone through the whole handbook, but I suppose I will see this when I read about Portage/Emerge.>browsers are slow to build as well but you might actually want to optimise/customiseOh, I don't intend to use anything than Lynx/Surf on this machine, it's too old and would barely run modern web, but this would probably be useful if I ever happen to hop from Arch to Gentoo on my main machine.>The point of gentoo on a thinkpad is that you trim down software to use only what you need. Disable everything that you think you won't needAs I've asked the other anon above, is there any way to exactly see what dependencies some programs will have, or am I gonna have to do some guesswork and trial and error in order to achieve this? I'm pretty new, and I habe stopped reading at stage 3 setup for now, since I have to wait for it to finish compiling.UPDATE: Finished llvm, now started compiling clangd...
>>106470345>I'm not sure either, RV100 is so old it doesn't support OpenGL ES, and the latest version is 1.3. I'm more worried about some software that would use this, which in turn would make me reinstall this. Regardless, I will see this once I have finished the install.having a quick look, it seems mesa dropped non-gallium drivers a few years ago, and that inlcudes your card. this means you aren't getting gpu acceleration ootb. there's apparently an "amber" branch of mesa you can use for old cards however. i don't currently use such hardware so i don't know any specifics. the oldest machine i've used recently is my t400 which is still supported by mesa
>>106470345>is there any way to exactly see what dependencies some programs will havei always run emerge with the verbosity argument. with that it will list use flags for each package. however, afaik there's no way to get an indication regarding how long something will take to install. you will need to look up or learn through trial what packages are particularly long to build
>>106470503Didn't intend to run any particular GPU accelerated program, but with this info maybe I can look into setting up PRBoom+, just out of curiosity.>>106470520My particular issue is that I can't really see them all, I do need a terminal emulator to have scrollable text. I don't think less helps with the output.
Reminder that modern encryption is already dead.
>>106470244You don't have to entertain that autist. It's the same kind that got vaccinated for goodboy points. It's a given NSA got access to that shit, just like they had a backdoor for a decade in windows before the "evidence" got out. Funny how guys like these are highly competent in a very specific field but absolutely retarded for anything that requires a bit of lateral thinking
is it? then what's the point in anything? why are you even here? who are you? what's your name? what the fuck is your endgame?meaningless thread. hang yourself.
>>106469173What if I get hacked
>>106470136This is classified information?
>>106469306So what is it?
old >>106402487
When running a cmd script for a LLM how do I log the local time of every command's execution?Important since I want to use it in order to monitor disk size relative to time.
>>106470047Tonight the service wouldn't start after a reboot, I fixed it by deleting some of the xml files in /etc/jellyfin . While watching a movie playback stops sometimes. I just had a weird one where playback ends about 10 minutes before the end of the movie. Try to seek past that point and jellyfin acts like the movie is over. Sometimes not all the media in the library shows up. Sometimes the web server just breaks, stops playing anything, and I have to reboot it. Things like that. I figure some trouble is my home network and maybe I just need to periodically remount the shared storage.
>>106470121i haven't run into any of that, and i use it almost every day (or at least one of my roommates does).granted i do use kodi as a frontend, and i don't use transcoding, so our usage might differ in that regard
my works (public) wifi blocks NSFW websites, meaning i cant use 4chan or any dating appshow do i bypass this? no one is actively monitoring the network
I have a lawn mower that can only be connected to via bt.Is there something like a bt/wifi adapter that I can connect to via vpn/wifi that sends out bt signals locally?
This guy built a blogging platform and made it available under MITThen other people forked it and provided the same service, making him lose moneySo he made the code source-available now.Thoughts? You can see the software here btw. https://bearblog.dev/
>>106461420>specifically choose a cuck license and avoid the license that addresses your needs exactly (AGPLv3) because jewgle and other megacorps said copyleft bad>get cucked as expectedtale as old as time>>106461577>GPL is dying anyway my fellow hackerst. jewgle marketing department
>>106461576RMS is right. a patch is your code, you can license it however you want. it's similar to writing recipes for building software. your recipe can be any license you wantit's not even debatable
>>106461457kys retard
>>106462585>GPL is the true cuck license.
>>106468494neither of you get itBear guy was salty about people forking his code, hosting it, and profiting from it; GPL wouldn't have prevented thatspecifically, he was salty about people forking his code, only putting in "a few hours of modificication," then hosting it; AGPL would have prevented them from keeping their modifications secret, but if they were the result of "a few hours of modification," what monetary value did they really have?anyway, the whole attitude that non-copyleft open source licenses are cuck licenses and copyleft licenses aren't is the perspective of people who either can't create anything of value, or if they can, they can't monetize it
4chan is allowed to exist precisely because it serves the role of controlled opposition. On the surface it looks chaotic, subversive, even dangerous to the established order. In truth, it is a carefully managed honeypot designed to capture the restless, the angry, and the disillusioned, and to channel their energy into nothingness. Those who might have built lives of success, families, movements, or enterprises instead become trapped in a cycle of cynicism and wasted time. Potential leaders, creators, and builders are neutralized before they can even begin, caught in a net that convinces them resistance is impossible and that resignation is the only honest path.This year’s so‑called hack was part of that same illusion. By staging a breach and making it look as though the site were vulnerable and unofficial, the real owners were working to preserve the myth that 4chan is outside the reach of power. In reality, it functions exactly as intended, as an intelligence operation cloaked in the aesthetics of anarchy. The illusion of instability is a mask that hides the greatest stability of all: total government control over the digital space where angry young men vent their rage. What appears to be uncontrolled chaos is in fact curated permission, a trap that works better precisely because it pretends not to exist.The effect is that those who might challenge authority from the outside are disarmed before they ever act. Their will is drained, their days are consumed, and their spirit becomes fractured in a maze designed by professionals who understand human psychology down to the bone. What could have become rivals to the system are instead kept docile by endless threads, fake debates, and algorithmic despair. And while they waste their lives in cycles of contempt and distraction, the machinery above them operates without resistance, satisfied that its greatest threats have been transformed into its most harmless captives.
>>106470464>Yeah I was nicely trying to say nobody likes talking to you losersCope>and you should stay back there. Seethe>I don't care about your loser projections just go back.Mald
>>106470487You have the problem where you are so unpleasant to talk to that people give up and you take this as a sign that you won the argument. Many people are like this.
>>106470487Oh you're a bot. I don't like being mean but you guys are just so annoying.
>>106470492>You have a problemUhuh, sure buddyDo people happen to mention YOU having problems by chance?
>>106470505>You are a hot>I’m still gonna talk to you like to a person though?????
>throwing custom Exceptions when validation failsDo peepo still really?
It just works.
Ok java bros, is this shit really the means of avoiding SQL ORM persistence once and for all?I've messed with it and seeing some less than consistent/predictable behaviour at times
>>106470401>EclipseStore>EclipseStore is a databaseless Java-native persistence layer for persisting Java objects without object-relational mappings. EclipseStore is the only data storage layer that uses the native Java object model instead of database-specific data structures or formats. It enables storing any Java object graph of any size and complexity ACID-transaction-safe, seamlessly into any binary data storage such as local disk, persistent volumes or cloud object storage such as AWS S3. Micro snapshots of changes to the object graph are regularly saved to the storage. The ACID transaction journal guarantees full consistency. Each snapshot is stored as a bytecode representation of your Java objects appended to the storage using the Eclipse Serializer's highly optimized byte format. Objects are retrieved from the storage and restored in memory, fully automated by just accessing objects in your object graph by calling getters. Lazy-Loading enables running EclipseStore also with low memory cpacity even lower than 1 GB. At system start, only object IDs are loaded into RAM. Related object references (subgraphs) are loaded into memory on-demand only. EclipseStore's philosophy and goal is to extend Java with an ultra-lightweight databaseless Java-native persistence. Using EclipseStore is amazingly easy and convenient and requires only Java knowledge.Hmmmm, this seems interesting.
Host the planet edition.Previous: >>106433834.READ THE (temp)WIKI! & help by contributing:https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Home_server/hsg/ is about learning and expanding your horizons. Know all about NAS? Learn virtualization. Spun up some VMs? Learn about networking by standing up a OPNsense/PFsense box and configuring some VLANs. There's always more to learn and chances to grow. Think you’re god-tier already? Setup OpenStack and report back.>What software should I run?Install Gentoo. Or whatever flavor of *nix is best for the job or most comfy for you. Jellyfin/Emby/Plex to replace Netflix, Nextcloud to replace Googlel, Ampache/Navidrome to replace Spotify, the list goes on. Look at the awesome self-hosted list and ask.>Why should I have a home server?De-botnet your life. Learn something new. Serving applications to yourself, your family, and your frens feels good. Put your tech skills to good use for yourself and those close to you. Store their data with proper availability redundancy and backups and serve it back to them with a /comfy/ easy to use interface.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106469165Based, this is my end goal too. I've been tinkering a bit in my spare time for a while but I just got my first "production ready" iteration of a server up and running. It's a little janky since I tried to reuse old hardware I had laying around as much as possible, but it works. I got a small form factor optiplex at my grandma's house running as an NVR recorder for some security cameras, and another box hidden away upstairs as a NAS to store the footage. I also use it for remote backups of my media collection, and I plan to also use the NAS as a torrent seeding box.Eventually I'll probably buy some kind of small system to run as a torrent box at home (and maybe a minecraft server too), and keep grandma's NAS just for remote backups. Baby steps...Also it seems your pepe was slightly cropped. Here, have the original.
Has anyone sold bigger servers here on eBay and was it worth it over trying to sell locally? I have some older servers I'm trying to sell to get some other equipment
>>106467616https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Upgrade_from_8_to_9#GRUB_Might_Fail_To_Boot_From_LVM_in_UEFI_ModeandThere were documents about grub.https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Upgrade_from_8_to_9#Systemd-boot_meta-package_changes_the_bootloader_configuration_automatically_and_should_be_uninstalled and and if you used the provided script pve8to9 it probably would have warned you too.
>>106468330Maybe the USB, same as the OS, right?
Jesus Christ it's being a pain to find a cheap and good Mini ITX components. Last time I made one it was half the current prices. Then again it was many years ago.
Lineage Loli Edition >What phone has X and Y feature?Don't ask, use these!https://www.gsmarena.com/search.php3https://www.kimovil.com/en/compare-smartphoneshttps://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&s=queryGood Resources:>Reviewshttps://www.gsmarena.comhttps://www.phonearena.comhttps://www.notebookcheck.net>Frequency CheckersComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106469629so you can install .apks
>>106469646why
>>106469031>longits the same height as any other smartphone, so narrow
Can any Samsung fag confirm if One UI 7 is good now?My A55 keeps asking me to update to it.
>got new phone>install whatsapp>old chat is discarded and log you out from the old device>you MUST use google storage>no prompt to backup your chat during the transfer process>"BUSINESS" grade chatting appfuck cuckerberg
You, degens, will never even come close to his level lmao.https://lngnmn2.github.io/articles/kernigan-and-rust/
>>106459799>by an unqualified and ignorant amateursdumb ESL detected, stopped reading. he writes like he has a basic understanding of english, yet claims being intelligents4g3
not reading this garbage, tl;dr please
>>106469691ESL trash by an underaged schizo who thinks the OS moves around structs in your address space on preemption. i think he's posting similar nonsense in this very thread./g/ is fucking done man
>>106459799Rust is based on math and decades of CS research. Of course it's superior.
>>106459799the on-point analogy between C and PHP was the only good thing about this word diarrhea. it went downhill from there.
>Earlier this week, buried in the middle of a lengthy blog post addressing ChatGPT's propensity for severe mental health harms, OpenAI admitted that it's scanning users' conversations and reporting to police any interactions that a human reviewer deems sufficiently threatening.>"When we detect users who are planning to harm others, we route their conversations to specialized pipelines where they are reviewed by a small team trained on our usage policies and who are authorized to take action, including banning accounts," it wrote. "If human reviewers determine that a case involves an imminent threat of serious physical harm to others, we may refer it to law enforcement."https://futurism.com/people-furious-openai-reporting-police
>>106469980but they do be responsible for everything thoughbeit, tick tock moishe
>>106469946
>>106468416This is why open source AI will win. Open source AI companies will design chips and sell those chips but people can still run the models locally.
>>106468570>Unit 8200HE KNOWS SHUT OUT DOWN
>>106470033pottery
>https://www.linuxmint.com/rel_zara.php>https://muug.ca/mirror/linuxmint/iso/stable/22.2/Simply the best traditional desktop experience for normies and wizards alike. Never used Linux before? Start here...
>WaylandI sleep
>>106462770>still no zramWhy would you need to page lol. You must be RAM-poor or use a ton of browser apps
>>106469151Browser RAM usage is highly compressible, might as well use it and it only takes 5 commands to enable it permanently.It typically can compress 11GB worth of tabs down to about 4GB usage.Also I can't upgrade my laptop past 16GB RAM.
i started with mint many years agonow i come back to mint after many years of distrohopping desu
>>106463445You can install snap, if you really need to:https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snap-on-linux-mint
Why did ebussy do it?And what's LGR? Linux GNOME something?
>>106468803both
>>106462223Why are you watching this retarded eceleb slop?Are you retarded, underage or a woman?
>>106468508She? Are you fucking kidding dude?
>>106470451>>106470031Yes, she. Stay mad.
>>106470467lol look at this retarded cultist.
mpv ffmpeg avisynth+
>>106468344>any HDR videoNo, only the shitty proprietary dolby vision profile 5 videos. No use case.
lgtmhttps://github.com/mpv-player/mpv/pull/16530
>>106460689>>106461668some people make using a video player their entire personality and want other people to appreciate it
>>106468400bloat
>>106468400>>106470099whenever i see these "improve" or "fix" PRs, i'm like "wtf! who added this feature as a built-in one in the first place?"
the rtx 3090 is now 5 years old
>>106468467the difference is mainly a good tsmc 5n node vs hotter than the sun shit samsung 8n node.
>>106467773thats just fud. up to this point, gddr6x vram on the 3090 hasn't failed like the doomers were predicting years ago. the worst thing about overheating vram is that it throttles and bottlenecks the gpu core.
>>106468500you mean ecc memory? i think they enabled it because it was supposed to be the rtx30's titan gpu. and they left it enabled on the 4090 too but disabled it on the 5090
Collective Shout will make sure no game ever uses that much ram.
>>106467085Might get one in a couple of years but I just upgraded to GTX 1660 SUPER.
