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i'm high as fuck and thought this would be hilarious to generate

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Nice, Bing is becoming horny again. I even get nips from time to time.

poettering is german
case closed

right because it's more fun and thats all i care about

>>108502510
hyprland is the most anti troon anti gay major foos project out there

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>>108502425

>>108502425
Left but replace C with Lisp

>>108497661
org mode is overrated but switching to emacs is more than worth it still

Lisp, Lisp, Lisp Machine,
Lisp Machine is Fun.
Lisp, Lisp, Lisp Machine,
Fun for everyone.

>>108505612
org mode is underrated by even the most rabid and feral org mode user

How do I keep isearch highlights persistent?

  (setq lazy-highlight-cleanup nil) 

doesn't work.

>>108503945
>it's similar to manually doing it with a typecase on array-element-type
I didn't know about typecase and friends until you mentioned it. My desire for checking the type is for correctness rather than speed, so I decided to try to manually do it.

(defmethod load-resource ((src vector))
  "Interpret `src' as a vector of plump-dom elements."
  ;; Manually type check contents of src to make sure
  ;; they're all of type plump-dom:node.
  (loop for el across src
        do (etypecase el
             (plump-dom:node el)))
  src)

>>108505917
You forgot that at least a /64 given to each home router, with the intention being that each home customer should get a /56 and each business customer should get a /48. It at least cuts the amount of maximum IPv6 addresses that the ISP can give out in half, provided that each user lives alone and doesn't share his router with anyone else

>>108505581
>natting is not secure
>but every device in the world having an ipv6 address and unrestricted internet access is secure
lol

>>108502471
because in pactice it just works and keeps working?
shit like webp found its place due to incentive dynamic of lower bandwidth
unironically, usecase?

My ISP doesn't support IPv6 and my VPN doesn't support port forwarding. Therefore, I am unable to seed. Nothing personnel.

>>108505434
>>108506668
A firewall will drop incoming traffic by default. You have to be pretty stupid to disable the already setup firewall rules in your network appliances.

>>108505538
The only way is to have an external middleman service running outside NAT, you need a VPN or similar technologies like Tailscale.

>>108505581
>In IPV6 setting up an internet connected service is as simple as finding the IP on the device and opening the necessary ports.
You don't «open ports» in IPv6, those are already open. You change firewall rules so that incoming traffic is not dropped.

>The greatest tech mistake was not forcibly sunsetting IPV4 and forcing people with IPV6
NAT came years before IPv6, and was adopted immediately by every network. That is the only reason why the transition to v6 is so slow.

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>>108502790
>DreamLite
Looks promising. A model that shits itself 80% of the time but does so in real-time is better than one that doesn’t do exactly what I want 10% of the time but takes a fucking 20 seconds to render. As long as it supports inpainting, of course

Anima v3 when?

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>>108506075
>h100s in short supply
Yet H100 renting price keeps going down

>>108506075
>>108507122
>why last gen hardware cheap???

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I wonder what grok uses for their base, very good results

>>108506725
The first one was my own thoughts.

>>108503662
See
>>108495596
>>108498325
>get 4k
The price jump and hardware required to drive 4k over 1440p just doesn’t seem worth it. Then you gotta scale everything up too. I sit pretty far back from my monitors so I never notice any problems with the pixel density of 2k on my 32”.
>>108506383
My LiberNovo omni arrived yesterday, it’s shilled by a lot of the same reviewers who will shill Herman millers but at a much lower price. It’s the first nice chair I’ve owned, I sat in it for 6 hours straight and quite like it, if you’re considering alternatives.

>>108507145
damn still a bit pricey but I will keep an eye for discounts. $1600 is more doable

>>108507179
Mine was 1300$ Canadian after taxes, but I forgot I bought it on a really good sale(bigger than their current spring sale) I probably wouldn’t pay their full listed price of 1800C$.

>>108506383
if it fits you well and you want to sit properly and not slouch then yeah i'd say so. people still sit in their aerons from the 90s. it's a buy it for life investment almost, like a very good bed. the recline on it is S+ tier. i had to return mine due to being to tall for even the C model. i would buy it again at a mark up if they released a D size

>>108506960
programming was so much simpler before build systems
they intentionally add this stuff so ai will take our jobs

>>108506960
Cmake was mistake and it has serious compatibility issue between versions.
GNU make would have been perfect if it had supported shell commands first class in a cross platform way.
Somewhere there is a balance between "the magic that build system handles" and "your custom needs", too bad only retards try to implement build systems.

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me? I just write a bat file

>>108493357
Motoko sex with biological impregnation module

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>>108506789
I feel vindicated, so thank you.

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Theres people in this thread defending buying $120 games because "it saves time" lmao?

>>108506729
Performance loss is real. That time when Denuvo servers were under attack, I couldn't play a game I paid for. So the performance dropped to zero.

>>108506729
except its always some trivial bullshit. you think some random guy who is pissed off enough won't be better than whoever they hired to program denuvo?

>>108507154
>>108507200
my point is hypervisor doesn't remove denuvo. You will still get hit by the performance loss. If the same people that complain on every discussion about it play now hypervisor games they admit this was never an issue but that's pretty hard to proof that those are the same.

>>108507216
personally i only play pirated games and they run so fast on my laptop i've never even imagined performance issues exist

>>108500068
>AI one is brown
pottery

>>108503954
works for me. just google "Complexity of Concurrent Temporal Planning"

>>108500088
AI hate at its peak,
You don’t even know the specs but hate it because it’s AI
Luddites man, I swear

>>108500068
It's a QR code. The AI printed a QR code.

>>108500213
trvke
>>108501046
literally same thing is happening with wave optics (especially metasurface stuff) research

Looking to get a new monitor this year, not in a rush though. Located in Canada, partly used for gaming, watching media, and video editing, I do all my editing in 1080p though. Currently own 2 lg ultragears, 144hz 1440p ips, 27” and 32” respectively. Don’t want/need 4k, curved, or excessively high refresh rate, perfectly happy with 144hz desu. I was recommended a Samsung G50SF but would prefer it in 32” but couldn’t find anything like that locally.
Open to other ideas, or if the g5 is the play just deal with a smaller screen I guess.
pc: Ryzen 7900x
MSI MAG b650m Mortar
G skill trident 64gb ddr5-6000 cl30
Crucial mx 500 1tb (scratch drive)
Silicon power UD90 4tb
Acer predator bifrost 9070xt
Asus AP201
Seasonic focus gx 750w

>>108506204
>When people buy something from AMD, it's usually more of an event, it's something they've put more thought into and considered more heavily.
Yeah that's called being a neet/thirdie
For the rest of us a gpu is no more special than a trip to the grocery store

>>108507183
You really don't have to exaggerate it that far. It is still a factor that when you're poor you are going to have to spend a lot more time and effort on whether to take an off-brand value grabdeal over a more mainstream proven product when it costs more than just groceries. But hopefully more recent events will have convinced poors that dropping down a tier for an Nvidia card is in fact the smarter choice than going for the value knockoff with no staying power.

Looks like we're finally getting the 9950X3D2 late this month. I'm going to upgrade my 7950X3D to it for the symmetrical vcache and other benefits, if all goes well. It should even unfuck the Windows scheduler a bit more.

>>108507211
One issue is having two separate disassociated LLCs on "one" CPU and with 2 3d caches you just have even more of that. I dont expect there will be any benefit to 2x 3d cache

>>108480974
excuse me
Im gonna nut

>>108506790
literally me

So is cumrag UI the only viable option?

>>108505664
I think he means that headphones with different isolation need different tuning. Resolve called it some mystical bullshit, don't worry about it.

>>108506423
No I don't think that's what he meant at all.
Do you guys realize what he's actually doing? They measured their HRTF then measured headphones with in ear mics to get HPTF. Peaks he is tuning out are HIS HPTF.
Why would "different isolation" have any bearing on his individual treble peaks? He literally says "what headphone's acoustics expect" as if it means anything lol
After destroying muh techs he still needs some as resolved put it mythical bullshit to cope with what he's hearing. Why not attribute techs to the same mythical bullshit then? How is he so sure that it's inherent properties of a headphone and not just errors of their measurements? Maybe mics show louder resonance than he actually hears or whatever... Or maybe it's some kind of perceptual bias and he just likes more treble than measurements and their targets suggest

>>108506339
Why is epz g10 so fucking retarded bros?

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new DAP day

>>108500359

>deep state good!

are you a shill or did you hit your head?

What are you hacking this week, anon?

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>>108505372
We going to the Moon this week.

>>108505437
Are we hacking the moon?

whoever made this needs to learn how to market
https://github.com/seqra/opentaint
35 stars is criminal

I've been fucking around with OpenSUSE in VMs and like it a lot, but I've always heard it's kinda shit for nvidia cards, is that still true?

>>108506169
OpenSUSE is very good. You can work around the Nvidia issues if you learn some basics, mainly just learning how to pair kernel version with driver version.
That said on bare metal, you may want to choose something reliable that has an Nvidia ootb option. Even Arch has that now if you use Archinstall.

>>108504060
Most laptops are using proprietary ACPI protocols. You would need to patch the kernel, but since Debian's kernel is very old in comparison to other distributions, this option is out off the table, since I don't want to patch and compile kernel from scratch myself

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>>108503889
>>108504060
>>108506306
Getting a modern kernel is as easy as swapping for Liquorix (or Xen depending on the distro, but I've found Liquorix more reliable).
And updated firmware is as easy as
`cd /tmp
git clone git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git
cd linux-firmware/
sudo cp -va * /lib/firmware/`
and then
`sudo update-initramfs -u`

I also use CoreCtrl to manage my 9070XT, so with it I've also replaced my Mesa drivers with an almost up to date version with Ernstp's Mesa Almost-Stable repo;
https://answers.launchpad.net/~ernstp/+archive/ubuntu/mesarc


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>>108506898
nice Taj Mahal, sir

>>108506663
Are you blind? Firefox is right there retard.

>>108506881
The options are not the same for every region.

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>>108506876
you have a choice but theres absolutely no reason not to use safari

>>108507026
I think there is now that other browsers can use their own engines.
Before every browser on iOS was just a skin of the same engine Safari uses.

>>108507052
Took them long enough. I remember when Microsoft had to pay a gigantic fine, just for preinstalling Internet Explorer, but when Apple literally doesn't even allow any different browsers, it's fine.
Fuck Apple, I hate them so much