>>106986146
>improve doc. please merge asap.
>sir no response in 10 mins please merge the PR

>>106986109
LMAAAAOO Linux officially jeetware

>>106986109
Unironically Modi has just signed Torvalds' death warrant. Linus is going to die of a rage induced heart attack after rejecting his 50000000000000000000th AI contribution.

>>106986294
Maybe tanenbaum was right about kernels

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That indian statcounter never felt so real lmao

>>107001670
If you use Gemini, you are a jeet. If you use any proxy and don't run it locally, you are a poorfag that can't afford nice things.

>>107001684
is this trvke or fvke (false nuke)?

>>107001670
Are time zones hard for you?

>>107001684
>you are a jeet
no, i just have insomnia
>proxy
yes
>local
no
>poorfag who can't afford nice things
i can afford many nice things because i'm smart on how i spend my money, ie., not paying for stuff i can get for free

>>107001686
Its better to run LLMs locally (faster response time and nothing leaves your machine to say Discord trannies, Chicoms and Jeet scammers to sell your usage data, you could build a computer that mainly uses CPUs to run it for AI purposes on the low-end rather than focusing on GPU powered LLMs for text generation.

didnt comprehend the need for cloudflare until i set up a placeholder site on one of my domains and it got hit by thousands of crawlers and bots despite literally nothing being there

>>106999446
>1.28 meters
what did they mean by this?

>>106999446
>No one will, because no one can.
Kiwifarms did, try again.

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>>106999029
You either
1) Pay CF and give them MITM access to your traffic for anaytics and resale.
or
2) Block ALL of their ASNs including and especially those used by CF workers which are basically free booters to encourage people to pick option 1.

It's incredibly jewish and run like an extortion racket, but it is what it is.

i like their warp service

I didn't buy butcoins until it was 17K

>>107000175
because they're idiots

>>106981971
The Nokia N900.

>>106994600
This. There will always be problems, but my past setups had much bigger problems and I always tend to forget that, untill I have to use something similar again.

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>>107001423
I want one, what's wrong with it? apart from being old

>>107001476
>how will people know what is and isn't real?
the one they force on you will be considered real
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OHQRo3Uz_VQ

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Same way they knew it before the invention of photography. Ironically enough, a world where people can't trust photos because any fake image can be very easily created is very similar, if not identical, to one where people couldn't trust photos because they didn't exist yet. There are documents, such as travel registers and eye-witness accounts, and so on.

Also, there might be other technologies, such as photos being cryptographically signed, so if you take a photo on the latest iPhone, people would know it was real. I wouldn't trust that solution that much, because most likely governments and the like would have some backdoor build, so that they can sign fake certificates, but anyway...

Oh, also common sense.

>>107001476

Jake no longer works for LTT. He started his own youtube channel

please stop dead memeing him

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Everyone will simply know that nothing ever happens.

Just go outside. Touch ass. You'll know it's real, unlike boobs. Boobs are always fake.

I've never owned an Apple product in my entire life. Right now, the people who shit on new macbooks are bad faith arguers. Macbooks with the arm shit, massive battery life, unified memory to run LLMs are provably superior than X86 winblows laptops
you have to play mental gymnastics to think that somehow a gaming laptop with gpu and 4 hour battery life gimped are better than a macbook because you can plug it in and do some autistic CUDA shit
they aren't even expensive. 1000 bucks for a 16gb macbook which is more than enough for 99.9 percent of people (you need a workstation build a desktop obviously)
macbooks ARE better now
they just are, I get that you can argue the other side, so could i, but you're being intellectually dishonest which is scummy as fuck

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>>107001252
there is no equivalent to macs

macs have:
>soldered SSD/RAM/WLAN
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>when pajeetOS runs out of RAM it swapfile rapes the SSD to death within 3 years
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>when the SSD dies it bricks your entire currybook because the EFI is stored on the soldered SSD to save $0.05
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>components serial numbered and tied to the motherboard to prevent repair and replacement (including battery)
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>riveted keyboard that requires total destruction of the chassis to replace
doesnt exist on 99% of PCs
>flexgate cables that are so brittle they crack from opening your screen past 90 degrees more than 2 dozen times

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>>106995587
Picking up dudes in starbucks

>>107001650
theres no cute twinks at starbucks

>>107001626
didn't read any of this shit, laptops just don't break I'm in my 40's and don't even know how many computers I've owned, at least 15, and I've seen ONE hard drive fail
I've seen ONE time when ram went bad (and it was because I overclocked it)

I think apple are paying them not to make them to be honest

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>>107001153
Meanwhile the most gorgeous motherboard you've ever laid eyes on in the chinky box

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>>107000602
I'm still rocking my budget x99 build from 2014 and I have my original motherboard box but its in storage and I don't want to move all the stuff blocking it to get access to the box to take an actual picture of it.
I can still find a review of the motherboard and this guy even dedicated some snippet of talking about the motherboard box design kek, https://thepcenthusiast.com/gigabyte-x99-ud3p-motherboard-review/

>>107001630
Glad I'm not the only one who liked black and yellow Ultra Durable Gigabyte boxes from like Haswell and beyond

>>107001153
well it worked. the only am3+ boards that are still alive are Gigas and Sabertooths

>>107001663
It's unfortunately true, I really wish the selection of 990FX motherboards had been better from the beginning, Giga 990FX-UD3 didn't become a beast until revision 4 in 2013, and also AMD not allow 125w chips on 970 motherboards, I have a friend who gave me his FX-8350 rig and went to RYZEN because his computer was randomly freezing, and then I get ahold of it and it's got a 4 phase motherboard trying to run this 125W chip which isn't gonna happen stable, ran it in 6 core mode and it was perfectly fine, but if AMD had locked people with shit motherboards to FX-6300, I think FX would've had a stellar reputation for budget builds, because they were sick when it wasn't throttling.

>>107000023
every new technology takes its casualties
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OHQRo3Uz_VQ&pp=0gcJCQYKAYcqIYzv

>>107001400
You're very confident while knowing nothing about the beliefs of the people you criticize

>>107000023
Send a vid of crazy shit happening at his home and ask why he didn't tell you about it.

>>107000140
Yes him videos like this back

dont have this problem, my dad hates cats and so do i

>>107000391
>word of UPS destroying packages
link? why?

>>107001061
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2025/10/18/ups-destroying-packages-tariffs/86748183007/
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/other/ups-annihilates-10m-in-packages-daily-tariff-crackdown-turns-delivery-into-destruction/ar-AA1OT7pn

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Am modmaxxing this guy.
>3 drivess: 1TB 7mm (slim) Western Digital HDD + 1TB 9mm Toshiba HDD (on UltraBay), both on an encrypted mirrored RAID drive + 256GB mSATA Orico SSD (which was supposed to hold the OS for faster boot, but got actually unused... I will eventually dualboot something in it).
>classic xx20 keyboard with JIS layout. I do not know nor type in japanese, but got the JIS layout for extra thumb keys. I wanted to replace the keycaps (especially the non-blue Enter button) with an ISO layout xx20 i had (and burnt, due to misinstallation), but the clips/tabs are different.
>KingSener battery with 6~7h of charge (i just use it with charger connected, tho).
>1vyrain BIOS mod + embedded controller mod
>Delta heatsink (it came with a Toshiba one, which is too noisy and was driving me crazy)
>Atheros AR9280 wireless network card (for freedoms)

Next step is installing a WQHD IPS display.
I already bought a chinese converter kit from AliExpress, but am not sure on the actual display to buy. Which model/FRU do you recommend?

>>107001185
Ah, failing to clear customs. Makes sense.

Yes, the chink batteries are worth the $20 is you set your expectations appropriately. Set charge thresholds to protect the weak cells and expect it to drop 20-30% capacity in the first 2 weeks to 3 months. They're not great but they're serviceable. The threat of fire/explosion is way overblown.

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good morning sirs.

>>106999437
brave on Chromium 142 still supports manifest 2

>>106998845
The ui is extremely customizable? You mean the react shittiness?

The fact vivaldi is now considered lightweight is hilarious.

It's based on Gecko, no AI from what I can see, open source.

>>107001669
I meant Zen Browser by this, text didn't go thru

>>107001460
I don't like tea sirs, I only drink if I have a cold.

>>107001432
how do you keep your laptop so clean mine is all greasy /smeared looking

>>107001610
Nothing special just keep your hands clean, dust it with a microfiber cloth every once in a while, and use a laptop handbag to store it.
my room doesn't get that much dusty, so maybe that's the reason.

>>106992215
Is it? Don't be coy, tell me about Malaysia.

>>106988864
yah, 27" for single monitor is good. but dual 24" with laptop is PERFECT.

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>>106998831
PipePipe has SponsorBlock and loads of other cool things. Give it a try.

Kuroba is dead, but still works. Mind linking Chance?

>>106998757
Holy cringe

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>>106999557
>Trying to call others poor by showing off a myriad of apple products
>literally just ripped it from reddit
OOOF

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>>106996965
>BravePipe
Anon, remove this immediately
https://gitlab.com/IzzyOnDroid/repo/-/issues/236

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>>106996965
AnimeBoxes

Devuan

>>107001221
>>107001244
added

>>107001596
>>106992464
All the ones on here https://distrowatch.com/

https://bazzite.gg/

>>107001615
added

>>107001359
When I tried the first command I got this:
PS C:\Users\Owner\RVC\Retrieval-based-Voice-Conversion-WebUI> git switch 2.2.231006
fatal: a branch is expected, got tag '2.2.231006'
hint: If you want to detach HEAD at the commit, try again with the --detach option.

By the way, how do you include formatted code in your post like that?

>>107001373
My bad. Use `git checkout` instead.

Wrap them in code tags

\[code\]
something like this
\[\code\]

That's probably not going to format right. See /g/'s sticky thread

>>107001430
Well, it got past rpds-py this time, but llvmlite is giving the same error, just with 3.14 now:

RuntimeError: Cannot install on Python version 3.14.0; only versions >=3.7,<3.11 are supported.

In addition to this:

  - Installing numpy (1.23.5): Failed

PEP517 build of a dependency failed

Backend 'setuptools.build_meta:__legacy__' is not available.

Note: This error originates from the build backend, and is likely not a problem with poetry but one of the following issues with numpy (1.23.5)

  - not supporting PEP 517 builds
  - not specifying PEP 517 build requirements correctly

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>>107001491
I uninstalled poetry, uninstalled Python 3.14, and installed Python 3.10 (so it's within the version contraints), reinstalled poetry, and ran

poetry install

. It got much further in the installation, until this error:

Installing the current project: rvc-beta (0.1.0)
Error: The current project could not be installed: No file/folder found for package rvc-beta
If you do not want to install the current project use --no-root.
If you want to use Poetry only for dependency management but not for packaging, you can disable package mode by setting package-mode = false in your pyproject.toml file.
If you did intend to install the current project, you may need to set `packages` in your pyproject.toml file.

>>107001491
>>107001562
Yeah it looks like this has rotted a bit. Numpy updated to 2.0.0 a while ago but it was a real pain to get every up to the next version because everything depends on numpy. So if you want to use numpy 2.0.0 in your project but one dependency has bumped up to 2.0.0 you can't satisfy all the constraints. I guess newer python's no longer support the old build backend used pre 2.0.0.

Dropping to a lower python is the way to go. I looked at the Dockerfile and they are using 3.9. 3.10 may work as well. I got it installed in docker using 3.9. This is my last go because I'm going to sleep:
1. clean up any changes you made
`git restore :/`
2. go back to main
`git checkout main`
3. use the same version of pip they were using
`pip install --upgrade pip==24.0`
4. Install from req file
`pip install -r requirements.txt`
There's a few requirement text files. See the README for which one fits your needs.