for me, its the duck
>>108530849I use Brave Search. It’s decent for anything that isn’t images because if you do that then you get flooded with ai results. To filter those out you have to do premium. I don’t want to do that so I switch to the duck
Use 4get
I run my own searxng instance on my home server and use google/ddg/brave search
>>108530493>BingBingGo
DDG lite is the only decent search engine that works in a text browser, so I'm thankful for that.I use brave search in gui browsers, and it's the best of the lot, i feel. It's ai summary is quite good.
sirs, is the free gravy train over?
>>108529138Just pay more.There is no such thing as free aislop.
>>108530797>>108530817That's the thing. With people you can train them, or fire them and hire white people. With ai you're stuck with the jeet tier forever.
>>108529138my company is basically measuring the work done in burnt tokens. I keep asking Cursor for things so basic it's embarrassing, but the counter needs to keep ticking. it's the first time me wasting company money makes my boss happy beyond belief.
>>108529138The primary concern with token-based systems is that users have no assurance whether they are being deceived by the AI provider or not.A superior model would be for the user to clearly articulate their issue, and the AI would respond with a definitive price or quantity of tokens required to resolve it. If additional tokens are needed, the user would not incur further charges. Conversely, if the user attempts to exploit the system, they would face penalties in some form.
>>108531312>AI would respond with a definitive price or quantity of tokens required to resolve itAI doesn't resolve any issues, so it's impossible.
how do you combat dust on youre conmputer
>>108530636I don't, I have the tower at the floor and I haven't opened it in 4 years at this point. The CPU temps seem to be 46-50 C with the web browser open, doesn't seem too bad for now.
>>108530636sex! the answer is SEX
>>108530636I have an air purifier near my PC, havent had to clean inside it for years now
>>108530636
>>108530640WHO FUCKING CARES
Why won't you guys listen?
Even Digital Foundry hates Unreal Engine 5, just for different reasons.They're fine with DLSSing the shit out of their games to run decently, but they'll get mad the moment stutters appear.As someone who owns a 9070 XT, I concur. None of the games I play ever reach 100% GPU utilization at locked 60Hz, but they still feel like crap due to bad frame pacing or even the new animation error metric that Gamers Nexus has started measuring.
>>108531195the guys at df should show an eye test before talking about visuals
>>108531193>like the kid who explains to me why nfs 2015 looks so damn good.It's the same kid that is in OP that tells you that GamersNexus are marketing slaves.
>>108531249he is also right about that if you only watch their opinion pieces.
>>108531256It's called controlled opposition.They get lured by a little truth, that doesn't hurt much when told, to then get locked into a space where they are prevented from seeing larger overarching issues.Then, when someone comes and tells them the larger issue and points out that they aren't being helpful, they latch out against if, as if someone insulted their god.It's weird how tech-youtube functions the exact same way as those controlled opposition "conservative podcasters".
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>>108531183buy a psu that does 15-20% more wattage than your system pulls under max load. pcpartpicker has a decent wattage calc when you list your items
ill pretend its /pcbg/ related, do i get a vertical mouse? thinking about getting a logitech lift, my g pro superlight started double clicking and reverse scrolling
>>10853121815-20% sounds like dangerously low headroom for power spikes.
>>108531183optimal efficiency is about 60-80% of the psu's rated wattage>power spikesirrelevant if you get atx3.1 since the spec requires larger OCP margins on the 12v rails
>>108529954would be good if it would be a set and forget kind of thing but now to reach 60hz and whatever else you have to change settings and get out of the pulsar mode plus the flickerall these hoops just to cope with a 1440p lcdplus it's expensive as fucknot sure I care that much>>108529993>I'm not buying an oled monitor ever again.now you can buy an oled tv>>108530149kinda close in price to a 260hz ips imagine buying a 100hz>>108530332>schizoing over burn in on lcd evenComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
They created the most retarded module system in human history. Even the shitty headers are better.
>>108528439>To this day I do not understand why they rejected epochs. After seeing how much of a shitshow the std::string ABI break was you'd think they would have standardized something to allow doing breaks cleanly instead of electing "Well let's just never break ABI again. Surely that won't be too hard."I'm not even sure we need epoch as the language versions themselves are the ABI, if you can't use C++17 because your software was made for C++11 then it's fine, you can still use this versionbasically forever, just like we're still making C89 software nearly 40 years later.I deal wtih C++98-17 at work, still no sign of adopting C++20 or newer, all these guarantees they're putting into place to get old code to run on newer versions of the language are worthless to me and to millions of others, we would rather have better hashmap and shit than the decades old broken implementation because it would break the code of an imaginary software.I understand not breaking everything all the time but a few breaks here and ther to make our lives easier is fine.
>>108528487Same sort of deal. The important part is TUs provide information about ABI version for compatibility and fail to link if there's an incompatibility. Whether that's epochs like in P1881 or something else doesn't matter too much.I do I definitely agree that newer versions being incompatible with older versions should be something the language designers can do with minimal impact.
>>108521235my only real grip with modules is you cant use forward declarations to break circular references
>>108529923Yeah this problem has different forms and it is annoying for everyone since forever. Somehow no one wants to solve it. And as I remember modules dont even allow circular references and dont even see their own interface so the declaration fuckery is still there.
>>108521235is CMake support for modules any good already? modules are useless without proper CMake support.
why are TKL keyboards dying out? nobody buys them anymore
>>10853032475%
>>108531186Tkl brings your hands closer togeather if you're using a mouse for long periods
>>108531287Shoulderlet detected, should have been born with broad shoulders.
>>108530324do you have a source to back that claim up?
>>108531287Ah I use a trackball in front of the keyboard
do i really need a VPN to torrent? ive been doing this for over 10 years now from movies to games and its not like i got spam mailed or anything, is there really a threat to not using a vpn?
>torrent for years with no issues>a month or 2 ago when I start any torrent program the internet slows to practically nothing across the entire household>read online that my ISP could be detecting torrenting and throttling my connection>pay for NordVPN>it still happens and slows the connection so much NordVPN stops workingWhat the hell is going on? It's not even major licensed media either its fucking anime from nyaa.si. I used both qbtorrent and Deluge and this shit happens. Any ideas?
>>108529586reduce the number of connections allowed
>>108509847800€ for a nyaa torrent lmao this is so funny and Krautland is such a shithole. I am going to start sending the IPs of every German peer I have to ip-holders in Germany.
>>108513810YWNBAsian
>>108514043tutorial pwease
So, where's /g/'s new Claude-based FOSS AI with integrated waifubot?It's been hours already since the leak. Weren't you guys the best coders in all the internet?
We are. That's why we're not enabling you.
Are you ready to embrace Resolute Racoon? Release set for April 23, Beta out now.>7.0 kernel>GNOME 50>New document reader, Evince replaced by Papers (built in Rust)>New image viewer, Eye of GNOME replaced by Loupe (built in Rust)https://documentation.ubuntu.com/release-notes/26.04/summary-for-lts-users/I know at least one of you will make a certain post, and I'm betting with myself how many replies it'll take before it arrives.
>>108531229>You can always backup the keyI thought the whole point was that the key can never leave the module
>>108531177>>108531229neither are you are answering the "why"
>>108531259i don't want to type in the password. it also allows for a longer more secure password. i also don't want to type it in twice if i have to apply updates. the tpm is already there so you might as well give me the option to use it from the installer. >>108531252why would that be a problem? just save it to your password manager if you need it.
>>108531252>the key can never leave the moduleThat's true, but the key you actually use for encrypting the drive is another key. And that one obviously ends up sitting in RAM if you're using full disk encryption.
>inb4 you can just suck the key from the tpm on the motherboardnigga even 8th gen i5 (and ryzen 2000) have a software tpm built into the cpu firmware itself. some discrete tpms have parameter encryption which encrypts the data before it travels across the motherboard wires to prevent a sniffing attack.
Tfw I just realized I need 2channel audio releases for headphones when torrenting anime instead of Dolby 5.1in the past everything sounded muffled and low volume
>>108531243>animethey still make that? I can't imagine there's anything left besides pedo tranny shit and isekai
>>108531243>frogtard has a revelation
>>1085312435.1 audio can be remuxed to 2 channel well with the right filters. LAV filter can do it
>>108531243easy fix : turn on loudness equalization, also known as normalize audio. in Windows its in your sound settings enhancements tab
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>want to know arguments for the shutdown command>Type shutdown -h to get help on it>Computer shuts down
My steam overlay no longer works on CachyOS and I'm struggling to figure out why. I noticed it a few days ago, whenever there is an issue I usually just update my system and it works, however for a few days I have been getting this message and I have been unable to update my system >installing libjpeg-turbo (3.1.4.1-1.1) breaks dependency 'libjpeg-turbo=3.1.3' required by lib32-libjpeg-turboFrom my understanding, this is a 32-bit package that Steam/Proton uses a lot, which makes me think it might have something to do with my steam overlay not working? So I removed the package, updated my system, then reinstalled the package. My system is now up to date, but my steam overlay is still not working. This is annoying as I can't save any clips, and I got a 1v5 ace clutch in Cs2 I want to save ;-; Not sure what is the issue, I was certain it was this package, but even after updating I'm still stuck. Anyone able to point me in the right direction?
>>108531266If you're using Wayland then the overlay is broken there. I don't know why, it just is. I never used the overlay anyway and always disabled it in most games.
You know how DAW's on Linux have a thing that will let them load Windows VST's? I wish DaVinci Resolve on Linux let you load OFX plugins from Windows, because BCC Damaged TV Dissolve is the only reason I have to dual boot. Fucking hate Windows, it just froze again.
>>108531301I resent that Windows doesn't even have a TTY shortcut to say "FUCK the running GUI threads, FUCK everything, let's perform a command directly". If your desktop ever freezes on Linux, you can fix it immediately with Ctrl+Alt+F2, holy shit Windows is so fucking bad.
It is over, Krita developers said no to AI slop.
>>108531057you can run a pretty good model offline now
>>108529301Saar, you've been posting this slop all day. No one is going to compliment you on it, you can go away now.
>>108531107With massive upfront costs to churn out non-copyrightable code.
>>108529290based, I can't even imagine why an open-source developer would use LLMs.
>>108530311isn't that only through a third-party plugin?
Anon who's computer died to a power surge a few days ago here. Sorry to blog, but I gotta thank you guys. Took it in to Microcenter. They said they'd have to reinstall Windows, which would wipe my whole drive, but they could backup and save SOME of the stuff on it. This was $100 and $150 respectively. This was obviously a ripoff and sounded like bullshit, but I remembered you fags talking about getting a USB of Windows shit and booting off that to repair the OS or bios or something, brought that up, and they went>...oh, yeah, that'd work. And it'd keep your PC as-is, no wipe or backup needed.>$30And it worked perfectly. Everything's back to normal. Fucking hell. If it wasn't for you, /g/, I'd have probably paid a ton of money to lose who-even-knows how much of my data. Thank you very, VERY much, you really saved my stupid ass.
give it back, jamal
>>108530958I love Aile so much, bros. She's been my waifu since forever.
>>108530958bullet dodged. backing up your shit once a month is a no-brainer
Now that you know how to boot from an iso you have no excusehttps://www.gentoo.org/get-started/
No old shots. Fetch gotta be from TODAY.POSTEMNIGGASI set dis one up for sum custy who be throwin dem mad bitchfits wen he get dose invoices. But he do pay, oh do he always pay. Dis big beautiful bare metal box be runnin his office an his warehouse yo. It straight rockin bling blang wif a hefty bad boy xeon pair an got dat RAID array makin you cum for days.
>>108528203The vast majority of users are completely and utterly helpless. My MSP is very small, and we still get calls 6-7 days a week for ANYTHING you can think of. Literally 'My mouse isn't working...' and 'How do I turn on my monitor?' tier shit almost every day.
>>108519767I restart my systems every single day.
>>108521524>The average PC is highly unstable and shits itself in 24 hours or less.generally true, due to nonstop updates for bug fixes etc, but I do have a Win8.1 Lenovo W540 with a current uptime over 9months, since MS refuses to update it any more, haha
ill update it soonany day now
>>108521766>vpsno
