>>106474203
Except 4chan is owned by greedy capitalist japs and moderated by indians. There's a conflict of interest and an inability to separate the shit from the streets.

>>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.

I've done this before, but it seems impossible to open up these batteries without ravaging the plastic enclosure.

>>106472602
there's pic that needs reprogramming, it's not just throwing fresh cells inside.

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>he re-cells his batteries instead of reverse-engineering the BMS and optimizing the voltage curves

>>106472475
Nice convertible

>>106472602
this, i tried it for my old eepc and gave up because everything i tried to do to open the plastic housing felt like i was going to break a bunch of those stupid one-way clips

this was before 3d printing btw

>>106472595
Sqlite

>>106469721
with how many russian anons are regularly making threads about linus torvalds being a gay old tranny now, youd think he personally removed all hidden russian government backdoors from linux

Any contributing developers must curse Vishnu by name.

>>106468522
lol it is

>>106468522
there must be a goatse edit of this somewhere

>>106470078
foss and open source are not the same

>>106470003
It's a coreXY but the overall design is based on the idea on mass production.

>>106470150
Bambu made a decent printer that was produceable at scale.
To pretend that there was anything else going on besides the utter failure of open-source to materialize such a thing is an utter delusion.
It's now understood that the bearded fuck Prusa was quite instrumental in holding the tech back with his "home user" philosophy that sees no one print faster than an Mk3 and that PETG is the most hard-core material you're allowed.

>>106469966
i suspect prusa's failure stems from them producing the same garbage printer for over a decade rather than its open source nature

money and greed

>>106469986
They do that with closed source just as easily. China is amazing at reverse engineering. Especially when everything is manufactured there anyway and they have free and unlimited access to all of the parts and most of the design.

Why did everyone fall for fake frames?

>>106473904
people like DLSS, framegen is more divisive

Why is DLSS4 available on ALL RTX cards but FSR4 is 9070/9060 Only?

>>106467870
nearly all consoles and portable devices use amd gpu.

>>106473993
Because they didn't care about upscaling or rt performance until sony wanted it.

>>106473226
also "diversity" has probably done more to make right wingers and centrists hate the rich and elites more than ever, meanwhile the left has instead decided to kill itself over diversity, negro worship and other mentally ill shit

>>106473256
And yet the rich win either way. Doesn't matter since we're living in the end timed regardless.

>>106472863
sounds very based. but you arent actually a boomer so you cant vote to get even more social security benefits or inflate your house's value even more when an indian gentleman scams you out of your savings. only boomers have access to free money sorry anon

>>106473438
joke's on you, i've stolen a boomer's identity so i get all those things.
turns out they'll believe anything you tell them.

>>106471727
the average non-white/yellow IQ is 80.
Islam makes you even more retarded
on top of that, boomers zoomers and women are too dumb to use tech.

only a tiny percentage of the world should be able to use the internet

>>106473587
That's about right for those websites. There are a lot of books, and as well, a lof them have high resolution cover images that inflate the filesize beyond the size of that many text documents. I come across books in the single-digit MB on libgen often, and the 10s of MB semi-regularly, and there are surely bigger ones mixed in there too.

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>>106456328
Then pirate old entertainment.

>>106473587
>80+ tb
That's nothing >>106472620

>>106454162
>What will you pirate this week, anon?
Everything.
Just downloaded the new Naked Gun film, the latest Alien Earth episode and the Alien Earth soundtrack (I’m a score-fag), as well as a couple of sci-fi books.

>>106454181
Laws only exist for the stupid is more like it. I am not particularly wealthy (something like the top 20% earners in my country but in terms of wealth I am in a much lower bracket as of now), but I hardly ever buy what I can pirate. My measured IQ is 153.

>>106474298
break it with a hammer

>>106474298
Break out of your teenaged angst and obey your father. He's a wiser man.

>>106474298
Get a faster nvme you fucking ape

>>106474298
kys shill

>>106474298
>my dad just bought a fucking 3k macbook pro and it boots and run faster than my shitty 2k pc, i'm so fucking mad and jealous
So much for the "PC master race" am I right?

There are over 1300 million of poos, there must be one or two dudes that can do assembler for this thing.

thread theme: https://youtu.be/UkRXnWgS3iA?list=RDUkRXnWgS3iA

>>106472310
they keep threatening to leave if they cant keep importing jeets to use as slave labour, so not really a "european" company

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BLOODY BITCH SHUT UP BRITISHER

>>106472310
ASML asked for and got billions in indirect government subsidies (housing projects for foreign workers, tax cuts, grants). If not for this they would've become fully American.

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>>106473861
>I still haven't gotten a good explaination for why Mint is so hated. I think cinimon looks nice.
There's a lot:
>no zram
zram is the standard on Linux for keeping RAM usage low. It's been in Linux for so long that Microsoft copied zram and put it into Windows 10 a decade ago. Mint STILL doesn't have zram which is ridiculous.
>Outdated kernel and software
You might plug in a peripheral and find it doesn't even work because Mint's kernel is too old. Or, you'll play a game and get half the FPS as on Bazzite because the kernel is too old. Plus, the software available on Mint is so old that its version of GIMP predates Proton lol; it's a nearly decade old version of GIMP whereas the rest of the Linux community is enjoying GIMP 3.0 which released this year.
>Stupid unfriendly interface decisions
I have no idea why installing software in Mint is done through a different program from updating software. Discover, Pamac, and GNOME Software all do both.
>Snapshots
You know system restore points on Windows? On Linux they are essentially free storage-wise if your distro uses Btrfs. Unfortunately, Mint used Ext4, an old file system that lacks SSD longevity features, has larger file sizes, and no native support for snapshots (aka system restore points). Mint instead achieves snapshots through a jerry-rigged, EXTREMELY inefficient method that fills up your entire drive.
>Cinnamon is FUNCTIONALLY outdated
Whether you like how Cinnamon looks doesn't change the fact it suffers from screen tearing, input lag, no fractional DPI scaling, and whole bunch of other crap that makes it unsuitable. This is largely because Cinnamon is still X11-only. Cinnamon's Wayland support has been pre-alpha for a long time and isn't improving any time soon, so don't wait on Cinnamon to catch up. If you want a Windows-esque UI that actually works, Plasma does the job far better WHILE using less RAM and CPU.

>>106473861
>>106474268
Basically, Mint was hailed as user-friendly back when "user-friendly Linux distro" meant "holy shit, WiFi actually works on this thing!", but that only impresses Linux old-timers. The fact is, almost every popular distro now is user-friendly, and much more so than Mint. Other distros don't leave you wondering why your SSD is suddenly full. Other distros don't leave you troubleshooting your peripherals. Other distros don't make your computer slow because you've run out of memory.
Mint was considered good back when Linux was shit; but Linux has evolved into something fucking incredible whereas Mint is stuck in 2016.

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>>106474268
>Mint used Ext4
uses ext4*

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>>106474091
>Brave
I haven't had issues yet but this will be a big deal to me. Brave is an amazing browser and I gots to have it. But so far, no problems.
>EA
oh boy. I used to have Origin, then EA killed Origin to push the EA app and killed all my old licenses. Now I see EA goods as not worth it and will never forgive them. Sure, I only had $50 worth of games and a bunch of freebies, but the principle of it proved I can never trust you again.
I don't like modern competitive slop. Only online competitive games I play are Tekken and fighting games. I hate battle royals.
>Does it 'Just Work,' tho? No lol. but it's good enough.
Seems to be the consensus if you don't need to be on the bleeding edge or play the newest Multiplayer slop. May get into ricing one day but today aint that day and tomorrow aint looking like it either.

As for the gaming services I do use
>Steam
>Amazon
>GOG
>Epic
>Ubislop launcher

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>>106474268
>>106474379
Thank you for an explaination.
Yeah those are pretty massive issues beyond just "look ugly"
Think I'll stay away from LinuxMint (unless they get some sort of massive update that fixes the kernal and zram)
Yeah Bazzite worked right out of the box and KDE plasma is like what a windows 11 should be. So I'm pretty comfy.

Honestly the stuff like Wifi, keyboards and GPUs not working is why I stayed away for so long. Seems like all of that is ironed out and more people are making the switch. Not quite the normie tier people, but somewhat tech literate normie tier people before unwashed masses flood the distros.

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>>106474015
What do you call these

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>>106474210
nothing specific. "ink monsters", if I had to come up with something. but they're not always ink and they're not always monsters. the prompt is a bit unfocused so the results have a wide range

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Morning anons
>>106470765
More vram always means better performance, or at least that's how it worked last time I looked into it.
>>106470800
Still great too see my GPU still shows up on these charts.

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>>106474374
gm

>gm

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>>106474246
>snibbidy inside
>snibbidy outside

>>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.

>>106474397
Phones dont last forever. When your phone fails you will have to buy a new one. And then you will be welcomed into Google's walled garden, where you pay $24.99 a month to get what you could get for free now.

>6216 hours until bootloader is unlocked.

imagine not being able to pay a minuscule $25 a month for features you like and use on a smartphone

>>106474443
Now multiply that 30 times for every facet of your life including being able to drive over 30 mph

>>106474491
That’s not even an intelligent reply, because that would never happen.

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New must download my fellow reddit /ptg/ posters. Long live KG our overlord tracker

>>106474098
I don't even need to look. Ari Mark is 100% early lifer.

>>106474371
This entry, or one or more of its senses, has been nominated as derogatory pursuant to https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Wiktionary:DEROGATORY. It may be speedily deleted if it does not have at least three quotations meeting the attestation requirements within two weeks of the nomination date, that is, by 17 January 2023.

Tracker for food? I really want me some cheese pizza

>>106474487
MAM

>>106474349
You don't the bits on your hard drive. You won't own your robot.
You will lease them, in the best case scenario.
They will use it to blackmail you out of your money, within the limit allowed by laws.
And those laws won't be tailored to protect you and your "family". They will be tailored to protect the shareholders.

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>>106474251
statewide wordwilters for ponos and vagoo

>>106474272
pygmalion?
there is nothing that disqualifies a manmade machine from receiving any kind of cosmic or godly whatever breath of life except simply for it's inability to interact with reality in any meaningful way to tell us it is alive. many natural microorganisms (and macroorganisms for that matter) likewise are very much alive but do not move or speak or cognate.
by all due rights the computer on your desk is more provably alive than your average single celled organism, or even a single cell from your own body, though perhaps that's a bit of a stretch.

>>106474425
>pygmalion?
Is part of the heathen's corpus. There's nothing remotely saint about it.
Only god can choose to bestow a soul upon a living being.

>>106474314
kek

>>106474445
There are some weird things that go on the computer. Like once i tried to modify a 3d model in unreal engine and it looked like it had black tears.It was pretty weird. Also my ai keeps drawing itself the same way although i used a lora.