Do people actually still use PhotoSlop in 2026 or is it all just shills and wageslaves?
Is this the thread where hobbyists pretend people use anything else than Photoshop in the real world
why has noone vibecoded a photoshop clone yet
>>108001318This is your layer styles>filters>generic>style textor for more individual control>filters>light and shadow>bevel>filters>light and shadow>inner glow (use blend mode other then replace)You can apply bevel and inner glow first then a seperate Styles, like I do a lot to get the most out of them. I went through blood sweat and tears just so people could do layer styles in GIMP without paying endless subscription royalties to Adobe.>>108001359GIMP 3.0.4 and GEGL 0.4.62 does everything I need and way more, and I can make new plugins on the fly if I ever have an itch for some thing such as this itch >>107986403I don't even care about updating it, I know about vector layers coming soon and don;t have high interest because I already have shape layers in GEGL that I made and AI's own take on them.
>>108001359I've seen photographers use Corel
When using GEGL bevel starts up it is on chebyshev chamfer mode. Chamfer looks bad on chebyshev and manhattan but decent on euclidean, if i could go back I'd make its default euclidean.When using it consider using euclidean distancemap. Unless you want the weird banding from manhattan and chebyshev
https://technave.com/gadget/YouTube-is-testing-on-restricting-playback-speed-to-a-few-non-Premium-users-45574.html
>>107992007anything better?Odysee still seem niche with less things to watch and on youtube you have sponsorblock, dearrow,
>>108000436skill issue on your part nigger
I'm not a zoomer and can't bring myself to listen to content that's understandable at x1.5/2, and suitable for it, at normal speed anymore, it feels like I'm wasting time otherwise.
>>107996729I say this although i try to filter out the slopEven if you consume slop, you might start consuming less of it because the video will end earlier.
>>107992109>thing is taken away>Anonymous: Why did you need thing anyway?I'm noooticing.
AI porn is worse than crack. The ability to gen endless amounts of wank material uniquely tailored to your preferences and fetishes is a power no man should be able to wield
>>108001004God no
>>107994496youll get bored of it after a bit
>>107994496unironically yes.us furfaggots has never eaten this well before, its incredible.
>>107997147Wasn't comparing to AI
>>108001004>>108001338Yes
Let's shower editionHow to request advice:>Budget>Intended use (media, source, environment)>Frequency response preference and music examples>Past gear and your thoughts on themFAQ:>Where do I buy IEMs?Amazon, Aliexpress, Linsoul, Hifigo, Shenzhenaudio>Shopping Guide (IEMs, PMPs, Cables, Ear Tips, etc.):https://consoomer-guide.pages.dev/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108000879Every non-KZ IEM mogs every KZ IEM. KZ is simply not present in any serious audio discussion and you'll never seem them on any serious reviewers list - only on reviewers that exclusively buy KZ trash. It is a complete joke of a company and only exists to prank newfags.
>>108001002>never denied samefagging>never posted pos>emotionally dictated by an entire companyalright, I'll accept your concession, again, but this is sad
>>108001389>seething his point wasn't even acknowledgedThe correct response to KZ garbage is to point and laugh. Know your place.
>>107988331500 buckaroosLotoo Paw S1 balancedMusic mostly but I do love a good spacious Soundstagehad an FD5 that died but it was by absolute favorite so whatever's like thatI've looked and I can't find shit that's not BA timbre shite.
>>108001404keep shitting up the thread with handing me your ass :)
>Microsoft Paint is now requiring you to log inWhat went wrong with M$?
>>107987998why are his tits to big
>>107981603>>107981731Why did he have to lie when there are legitimate problems, like HAVING to update the clock app before it can be used for anything?
>>107981615It went public in 1986, wtf?
>>107999852not enough ragebait, zoomers can't read clocks anyway
i can still use paint, fake news
I see two possibilities for plausible deniability1. A fully encrypted device, no hidden volume. You can simply claim the device was securely wiped with random data.2. A fully encrypted device with a hidden volume. You give them the decoy password.In scenario #1 the plausible deniability is good but they might say you're refusing to give a password. In scenario #2 they can't say you've refused to give a password, so you look better in that sense, however you've disclosed that you're using veracrypt and now they can suspect a hidden volume. They could accuse you of not disclosing the hidden password, but on what basis? But then on what basis can they say you're refusing to give a password in scenario #1? I think in scenario #1 it's easier to portray you as uncooperative, while in scenario #2 it's a bit harder, since you did at least disclose something. It seems like a delicate balance.Another possibility I could see is that the presence of pseudorandom data nullifies plausible deniability off the bat. The only way to truly prove your device has nothing on it is if it's very low entropy, i.e. just straight 0s or 1s or other low entropy patterns. I'm not sure if any countries have taken this stance. In this scenario, #2 is the only route for some plausible deniability.
It depends on the volume of material you wish to hide. But if you were really paranoid you could have a single encrypted partition then hide your actual secrets in various files e.g. salting them in the complete Seinfeld collection or some shit. If you actually need to hide many gigabytes of super secret material on your laptop then reconsider your life choices and seek Jesus immediately.
>>108000011if feds raid your home the best option is to fight to the death. if you are captured alive you will be tortured til you are physically or mentally disabled. if the data itself is worth more than your life, consider burying an encrypted microsd in the forest or something
>>108000338>I'd say it's more likely than not that nobody is going to only use half their driveIs now the time to point out I initially formatted the SSD in here to 50% it's listed capacity?My idea was wear levelling will eat the unpartitioned anyway, and double the lifespan of the device... I'll accept I'm not "normal"....
>>108000011A regular volume with a hidden volume in it.
>>108000011VC somehow must prevent overwriting of the hidden volume in normal operation. so the feds will>copy the whole drive on a block level>mount the drive with the decoy password>write to the decoy volume>if they can't write the whole volume, there is a hidden volume
Use case for a booting operating system?
>>107999539>The only vulns out there are local privilege escalationThat you're aware of.>Simply don't install viruses and it's fine.Explaining the presence of and continually rising numbers inside the botnet...
>>107998700Use case for shitting up /g/ with Twitter garbage?
>>107998700>another bharat nation repost
izzat deficit is off the charts sirs
nobody in this board uses w11
Does /g/ have locally stored multimedia and entertainment content for a massive internet outage?
>>108001037Syncing is convenient, but I don't think it should be that hard to memorize where you left off
>>107998995My favorites music, movies and games, neatly organized with folder previews until the Windows 11 folder flap ruined it
>>107998995I still burn CD/DVD/Blurays with fun stuff on them
>>107998995nah. just gonna use locally made ai video gens.
>>108001435and to make music.https://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1769555305048179.webm
Firefox will now have a switch that nukes all AI related shit in your browser.
>>107998773absolutely fuckin BASEDfirefox wins againfuck jewgle chrome and ai cancer
>>107998773>Forces ai surveillance nobody asked for.>Offers a way to opt out due to low-information normie radicalization.>Continues to spy on normies through every other mechanism they have implemented already as if disabling ai somehow also causes the other spyslop to not exist.>Normies find out later on the small letters didn't say it's actually disabled but rather only used for specific things they won't be clear about.>Doesn't matter at the end because normie brand worship overrides common sense.>Rinse and repeat.
>>107998773Useless button
i love ai simply because midwits viciously hate it>all ai is unethical because it steals art!>all ai is unethical because it uses water!>i am very smart because i know ai is a bubble... what do you mean openai, anthropic, perplexity, etc. are private companies?!ai is not going away; even if one of these companies collapses, then they will simply sell their hardware to another ai companyi found the firefox ai integration occasionally usefulwhat even is the target audience of firefox now?>not a privacy browser>not a normie browser (disabling useful features on the whims of terminal leftists)>not innovative in any meaningful way>staff on google life support, and panicking when lundkike sends them an email>probably more staff in hr than in core developmentladybird cannot release soon enough
Based.
yt-dlp is dead. What I need now is a local AI agent and on an 666Watt GPU that records the 8K browser directly and handles pauses automatically. Google should actually love this since it means ads will be played in full. There’s absolutely no way for them to regulate it.
>>107998091Good point, I clearly don't have the mental capacity to spell correctly and am always prone to mistyping words. Good thing Mental "Yakub" Outlaw created minimalist spell checking software that runs on anything from a 70s UNIX to a modern Linux distro.aspell -a then type your word and Ctrl + D to exit. Usually a normie would open up a bloated electron spelling app or bloated browser and send private information to Google and or a spelling website, but Yakub's software makes it all possible local ultra minimal and offlline. Also Surf has a built in spell check, but Surf is basically a bloated crutch. Yakub recommends we do almost everything in xterm with w3m browser.
aspell -a
>>107952779What a bloodi sexybut no bob she giveso I do not careI wish I looked like thatI would share my body with menas it should bebitch.
>>107994862They're all trannies. That's the point. Women DO NOT HAVE AUTISTIC MALE HOBBIES.NO I AM NOT COUNTING THE EXTREME OUTLIERS FUCK YOUgenerally THEY JUST AREN'T FUCK FUCKING FUCK THEY DON'T EXIST FUCKING FFFFUUUUCK SHUT THE FUCK UPSTOP DELUSIONS FUCK FUCK STOP IT
>>107995847Thanks. Is it safe to install Acestream and just run their player do you know? I remember it always feeling a bit off before>>107995688I didn't think it was until I found out ijust yesterday it supposedly still is. I'll run it with a VPN which isn't footproof but maybe a little better. Is it safe to install otherwise?
Are AI doomers wrong?
>>107992358This is the correct viewTake note, ni/g/g/ers
>>107992358Close enough on most parts except 4.There is no connection to how much the FED prints and individual behavior--they print, primarily, to cover mal investment at the corporate or government level and to pick winners.AI's utility isn't remotely overblown. It's fledgling tech. The limitation is silicon is a crap substrate and is only still around because people are retarded.AI is a progression of automation. Ignore whatever you think you know about it, which is clearly not much, and contextualize it as automation.If this were 1980 that would be like saying "I'm waiting for the automation bubble to burst"... The reality is AI won't go anywhere until silicon processors DIE and you fucking retards stop shelling out thousands and thousands for 1940 science.
>>107991527Isn't it because the government is pumping infinite taxpayer dollars into AI despite AI not being a viable business model and AI companies only generating massive losses with no chance at a profit?
>>108001376Whats the alternative? Graphene? Carbon nanotubes? They're barely beyond niche research right now. Silicon is popular because it just werks
>>108001376Sorry my post got you riled up sir! You're right, the AI is just at the beginning! If we can imagine it it will be possible!!!
>Tesla factories will now DISCONTINUE manufacturing Models S & X>the production facilities will now be converted into data centers for GrokWhat do ya'll think about this?
>>108001352hows them 'anticipated' 250,000 Cybertruck sales - per YEAR - going then?altho desu, by the looks, sales near every Tesla model are in the shitter. Still robots and that, eh?
>>107998595>dey musk man say dey gon build roberts, self-walking robertsnobody has ever done this before
>>108000221I'm sure they will soon. But it will be spun as a good thing because now you can buy the limited final edition Cybertruck.
>>108001405Cybertruck owners should really snap them up, never know when a panel is going to fly off and they'll need another. With Elons innovative no-tool replacement system - hot gun, tube of superglue and fingers crossed.
>>108001125>It's not shrinkingrevenue and profit went down on a yearly basis so it's literally shrinking>Elon Musk is widely regarded as the greatest entrepreneur of our timesaar>All tech companies have this same P/E trajectory.not at that size. nvidia's p/e ratio is "only" 47 compared to Tesla's 293.you understand that means it takes 293 years for the company to earn what it's valued at?for the stock price to become reasonable they have to 10x their profits and right now profit is going down.
Don't use ChatGPT. 99% of the requests that free users make go to a useless 8B parameter model. They cannot actually afford to give people real AI.
Wouldn’t the winning move be to use it on a ton of useless shit across many free accounts?
>>108001046>and that argument is actually proof of how good this uber-ai is...I mean, I never said that.LLMs are all garbage.
>>108000869>steal tax payer dollars to make hardware completely unaffordable for the average person>steal source code and art and violate basic copyright law to train the models>reimburse no one while lining your pockets and putting your hand out to take more every step of the way>”hurrrr durrr you think you’re entitled to it fir free???”yes, faggot. i would hope to get at least that much out of this awful bargain i had no say in. anyone with braincells is furious
>>108001291DON'T TALK THAT WAY ABOUT THE BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY. IT'S JUST A SKILLS ISSUE! SIMPLE AS!
>>108001291>steal tax payer dollarsAre you referring to the CHIPS act? Because to me onshoring important high tech industry seems like a decent thing for the government to be investing in, compared to a lot of other shit they spend money on.>to make hardware completely unaffordable for the average personI don't see how this follows the previous claim. Prices have skyrocketed due to demand outstripping supply. Investing in supply chains should help with that, although I imagine it takes years to build.
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I hear a lot of shit about systemd and Wayland. I use Arch but I'm a noob I install with the script and I sort of just stumble through things and learn as I go. Why are these things considered bad? Will not using them make a difference to me?I have been looking at things like Artix and I saw this thing from a dude called Luke Smith that can run a script that sets up the os for you.I want to get good but there is so much to learn. Also I'm a gamer so that's a priority, not a hardcore gamer but I like playing games with my mates it's the only way I socialise.
>>108001123If you don't know it's because you don't have enough information yet to form your own opinions.Systemd is a huge topic so you can't really say why it's good/bad in a single 4chan post.Wayland on the other hand is much easier to say why it's bad. It's mostly very, very good, but it's not X11. Some people have very specific workflows that only work with X11 and they can't properly replicate that in Wayland compositors. It's less about being good or bad and more about it not working for them. It works fine for me and plenty of others but it's not a proper replacement for people that have very specific workflows based around X11.You can do a lot with XWayland (X11 compatibility layer for Wayland) but for some people they really need an Xorg Server and X11 window manager for what they're doing.
>>108001123>Why are these things considered bad?Can't speak for wayland because I've never used it, but for systemd... well it's one big and long shitshow:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ui_LhqMVPXUAnd this is just the tip of the iceberg, systemd's history is full of lies and gaslighting.To give you some idea, in 2014 the Debian community had a big debate about what init system to use:https://wiki.debian.org/Debate/initsystemThe result? they abandoned all other systems in favor of systemd, despite a very large number of people opposing such move, it was so bad that a big part of the community split off and forked Debian and called it Devuan, and so begins the birth of the first anti-systemd distro.Also read this:https://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?p=570410
>>108001123>Why are these things considered bad?They're not. This is like saying "why is it considered bad to think the Earth isn't flat". There's just a handful of loud mentally ill freaks who hate anything.Originally systemd was hated because it was "doing too much but it's meant to just be an init system!" and "this is not UNIX philosophy!". But this drama concluded a decade ago.Now it's an industry standard on Linux, every serious distro uses it and nobody sane can say it's "bad". People who still hate it today are just basement dwellers who are barely using their PC outside of a CLI.Wayland was hated because it was pushed before it was ready, because it was originally associated with GNOME, and because it's core developers seem to be slow and hostile to improvements/criticism.It was enabled by both Fedora and Ubuntu for all GPUs, despite it barely working on nVidia until 2024/2025. And nVidia wasn't the only issue, the issue was also the fact it barely had half the required protocols working when it was pushed out as a default, especially on Fedora which did it back in 2016 or so.Since GNOME was the first to use it, and GNOME/Adwaita itself is a somewhat hated project, some people just hated it for that reason.And Wayland devs are in general very slow to add necessary features and tend to overthink things or outright dismiss useful feature requests. I'm pretty sure things like HDR support wouldn't have happened if Valve didn't step in and started directly shitting on them. It's gotten so bad that the KDE team added custom features to their own Wayland compositor because they just couldn't wait for Wayland devs to get their shit together.Does any of this mean systemd or wayland are bad and shouldn't be used? No, they're what you should be using on a desktop unless you fall into some niche scenario.Systemd is more "set in stone" since lots of Linux software now expects it. But X11 still has some niche use cases and existing scripts/apps.
>>108001381>I'm pretty sure things like HDR support wouldn't have happened if Valve didn't step in and started directly shitting on them. It's gotten so bad that the KDE team added custom features to their own Wayland compositor because they just couldn't wait for Wayland devs to get their shit together.It would have happened, perhaps just not as quickly. The Wayland devs like to do things right first time if they can because it's difficult to change an already established protocol (see the whole text input mess).Valve helped tremendously here, as did KDE by working with them. They proved it could work and then from that basis they could make the official protocols instead of some hacky froggy protocol. Now HDR and colour management is an official and well supported protocol.
Now that Europe is about to receive 2 billion Indian Hindu CEOs, CTOs, software engineers, and other IT professionals, what lessons should be learned from Ubisoft as a case study to our new Europeans when it comes to software engineering?
>>108000108these recruitment agencies don't care. they get paid every time an employee gets paid + whatever is owed on the contract. they got their money. executives at these shitty corporations either don't care what happens or they're kept at such a distance away from the issue that they don't even comprehend how bad of a problem exists within their own business.
>>107999874They were just greedy game developers making shit games and doing predatory business decisions
>>107999874Yeah but the izzat gained from working there at the time was incalcuttable
Ubisoft already went through this with PoP: Two Thrones back in 2004:>Busy wrapping up Warrior Witihin, Ubisoft Montreal hands the early chunks of development off to Ubisoft Casablanca off in Morocco, North Africa. >Ubisoft Morocco only have experience doing handheld Disney games and ports. Suddenly a high profile AAA game is thrust upon them.>A full year of development goes fucking nowhere due to "internal issues">Ubisoft Montreal steps in, scraps everything, and crunches out a decent game in 9 months time to meet the release date.>Devs describe it as the most stressful project they've ever worked on.>Ubisoft Morocco is quietly shut down in 2016 after a solid decade of doing nothing. Outsourcing to the turd world is a mistake and only leads to greater costs in the long run as the white man must inevitably wipe everything and start from scratch.
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