>>107002881
Gemma is great but it's very safety slopped unless you groom it. Don't think it works as a text encoder unless you want to generate corporate clipart.

>>107003202
>unless you groom it
Hot! How do I groom my workflow and my gens?

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>>107002280
Imagine the smell...

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ComfyUI subgraphs are magic
I feel like playing Factorio while using it

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>>107002712
was trying to make a dryad koishi for no particular reason

>>106997414
>>106997441
at least jd2 won't require a js engine written in (((rust)))

>>107002605
It doesn't matter. You've never audited the source of any application you have ever used. Nobody has.

>>106997511
vlc doesn't work. it makes videos glitchy.

>>107002524
Not so much because of their own download feature, rather because downloading bypasses ads.

>>107002524
trying to curb AI scraping

>>106986109
kinda based. get off the tit. maybe government adoption will force a variant that isn't pure amateur trash, but actually functional for real work instead of anime wallpaper screenshots. not holding by breath tho hehe

PoopHat

>>107002775
This was posted on /v/ a while back, i'm still not sure why those anti-linux subhumans shill this fake shit so much

>>107003797
So it is a v thing

>>106986109
Based
Loo Os when
Wallpaper?

>>107004368
>>107003269

>>107004308
Theyre assuming you're buying marvel/dc slop from their store and using their panel by panel scrolling instead of page by page.
You really need something more tankobon sized like >>107004251, or one of the bigger android readers if you want western comics.

>>107002898
>you have to convert epubs
That's a good thing, because it means I can make adjustments with Calibre during conversion without changing the original file.

What's the point of Kindle if you don't buy ebooks on Amazon when Kobo and Boox exist?

>>107004521
Cheaper to buy used.

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then they can't sit in a aircraft pilot seat.

>>107004449
fair point on stairs
>>107004460
aircrafts can be bots themselves

>>107004495
>climbs inside like a large dog could
>moves torso 120 degrees and bends forwards because it doesn't have a human spine

>>107004495
>>107004517
or a regular quadruped with the torso replaced with longer manipulation arms could do the same, since the torso is mostly just so it doesn't look uncanny to humanity.

Heliboard continues to work on my machine.
Last time I tried this the theme was still too ugly.

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>>106992462
>/pol/ approved keyboard
holy shit were reaching braindead levels previously unseen

>>107001384
It will beat Heliboard when it goes stable

>>106990707
Shady sponsor shit and co-founder a Nazi worshipping demon. Yet the fundamental idea behind FUTO doesn't seem terrible. Most of my donation had to have gone to the creator of FUTO keyboard... Right? If even a dollar finds its way towards someone like Curtis Yarvin... Oof.

>>106993429
To be badass and to soak in nostalgia for the era before smartphones. Or at least that's why I use it.

>>107004198
>nsigma
>push the temperature
You're a retard.

>>107004198
Weird wall of text that looks like: https://s oyjakwiki.org/Project_F.A.E.

>>107004478
idiot!

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>>107003557
Man, Deepseek terminus has been really good for Japanese to English translating, though it still has some issues, I wonder if those issues could be solved with a proper prompt and not my shitty one. The only other model that even comes close is Kimi K2, and that one tens to be more inconsistent.

Makes me wonder what a full Japanese model would be like.

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>>107003465
y tho?

>>107003900
>Resurgence of Y2K
Another nohtingburger.

>>107003900
>Most operating systems designed to run on 64-bit hardware already use signed 64-bit time_t integers.
literal nothingburger

>>107003465
32 bit unix time works until 2038 which is around 67 years since 1970
64 bit unix time is 2 billion times bigger than 32 bit, meaning it can lasts 67 * 2 billion years or 134 billion CE
we are now in 2025, so it's still billion years until we run out of 64-bit unix time, OP

Windows time goes up to the year 30827 while being more precise (100 nanosecond resolution) than Unix time (only 1 second resolution). Yet another example of how Linux copied a shit boomer design from the 1960s and it came to bite them in the ass.

>>107003474
oh that'll work great, very unobtrusive, looks good. Ebay didn't have anything like that.

Specs-wise it was wayyy cheaper than any other 4k dashcam on the market, so long as it doesnt die on me (it probably will, West-Australian summers are brutally hot at times) im getting good value now.

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>>106981585
Time for a mini review of recent hauls:
>tablet
Barely fulfilling it's functions, but I'm glad I got it and I'll use it for low volume reading, some light youtube, and airplane entertainment
>pants
Great fit, great price, can't recommend them enough
>chair
holds my fat ass (~100kg), has a decent recline, not perfect zeroG as I imagined
>gym pads
will be used today
>laser range finder
it works
>audio cable
not microphonic, which is the sole reason it was purchased
>umbrella

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>>107004128
>not microphonic
Those color lines in the connector actually tell you this. I fucked up once and some anon let me know.

>>107004152
>The term microphonic refers to the phenomenon where an electronic component—especially a vacuum tube, capacitor, or even a cable—unintentionally converts mechanical vibrations or physical movement into electrical signals, much like a microphone does.

You can hear cheapo cables when you move your head on your headphones. Hate that.But you're also on point that the knowledge of how audio jacks work is important.

>>107004152
What should it look like instead?

>>107003037
I don't know how defender would interfere but I'm not turning it off (don't even know if I can) just to try see if that did it. Definitely not some cloud service because I don't have any of that on the computer. It's frankly ridiculous that Windows just shits itself if I try to access my phone.

>>107003045
Well Windows 10 is EoL and I hated how much of a downgrade it was to Windows 7. I don't even want to think of Windows 11; Linux is my only option.

How fuck im if I install the XP version? Will it get the virus troxan etc if I enter to the web like those Youtubers says

>>107003588
Install it offline and download a firewall that works with it making deny all by default. Either install whatever version you please and use xp_activate_32 to activate it or use one of the VL ISOs that massgrave has that have an activation key built-in

>>107003588
The YouTubers you watched are trolls.

Which tweakers/debloaters are relevant as of now?

>>107003329
god damn

>>107003628
Well he can't do that because old heads refused to know any better. They don't want to change so what other option is he have? He can't MAKE his dad have common sense

>>107000140
Anons, I don’t see the bouncing blur where Sora logo was

>>107000150
You are gullible for believing anything on the internet from this point is real. At this point you can only trust whatever news outlet you prefer the most, because they are now the source least likely to AI generate false information.

>>107000023
Most people degrade in intelligence as they get older, some above 75 might have the same intelligence as a 10 year old except they have money, responsibilities and conscent which is why alot of facilities take advantage of that like Nursing homes.
Anon, he literally can't help but be naive...

>>106996965
Pipepipe

>>106996965
jtx board
acalendar+
davx5
librera fd
syncthing-fork
radio droid
newpipe
vlc
pano scrobbler
fdroid
microg
fennec
k9 mail
telegram

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>>106997003
>he is such a beta that females turn him down based on his phone brand
If a woman is into you, she won't mind if you use a brick phone from the 90s. You probably never met a woman who is truly attracted to you, personally and physically.
It actually saddens me how common is your line of thinking. Let me guess, you smoke as well so you could have friends? You are one of those losers that like in-office jobs because you have zero social life outside your work?

>>106996965
App Manager is good, it can bypass some apk activities that I don't like

>>106996986
I'm stuck using whatsapp and spotify too. It sucks.

>>107002108
plop plop plop get merged get merged

>eat anything in India
>Instantly get infected with stage 4 hepatitis

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>>107001986
Racists BTFO!

>>107002433
Unironically quite powerful

>>107003499
This was filmed in Ukraine. Those women are Ukrainian...so are the men.

No bong was involved in the production of this kek.

>>106992331
China is building way more coal and solar.

The problem for all nuclear investment is that there are no breaks on the solar cost reduction train. If storage gets cheap (batteries overnight, synthetic fuel and SOFC for seasonal backup) nothing else will be able to compete.

Storage is not guaranteed to get cheap, but the threat remains.

>>107004121
He's right you know. They basically have no environmental regulatory agencies or nuclear regulatory agencies. The companies just broker a deal with the province (hand people some cash) and just start building. It takes like 3 years on average to start building in the US. It takes 3 days in China.

Thousands and millions of independent "rational" decisions compound on one another and create an irrational system that creates irrational outcomes. It's like societal atherosclerosis. The plaque piles up layer by layer until the artery is fully restricted and non-functional. You can try to unravel the rubber band ball and identify a particular factor (usually the cheapest or most obvious) and attempt to remedy it, but that won't fix the systemic issues, because it's about the thousands and millions of decisions tangled together in an effectively infinite web. All you get is a cute feel good Youtube video about how a local activist wasted five years of their life convincing the city council to reverse a ban on rubber gloves or whatever the fuck they decided the root cause was.

>>106992188
The US hasn't been "capitalist" for at least a century

>>106992032
The US is not investing in developments that make construction of nuclear more efficient. It is essentially an anti-competitive market in the US, where they idealistically condemn nuclear as non-viable, primarily because fossil fuel interests do not want the competition. Essentially, we don't build them anymore, so nobody knows how to build them, so the labor time necessary for building one is extremely high.
China is investing in developments of this technology, so the necessary labor time for constructing a power plant, and thus its cost, is decreasing.
Additionally, the US subsidizes other forms of energy, making them comparatively cheaper. This means that you're essentially paying for them through taxes even if you aren't buying them. This artificially makes these sources of energy more competitive.
If nuclear were allowed to freely compete on the energy market, it would win. China is evidence of this.
>>106992275
Anti-competitive price gouging, more or less.

>>107003871
>+7 years of update backlog

>>107004225
>Humanly possible
Explain

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>>107003871
only way to force you to spend more money in their company.

>>107003871
a metal or plastic panel doesn't have this problem

>>107003871
Just use a Mini PC. I bet you don't even play AAA games anymore.