Is Jonathan Blow unironically the smartest living programmer?
>>100769194technically nothing really. but it's a really creative puzzle game in the ways it asks you to think.
>>100769194witness is a literal IQ filter.
>>100768617>2010 was 20 years ago
>>100765317tldr, what the fuck is rewind and what is braid and how does this improve netcode speed for fps games?
>>100765317I don’t know or care who the fuck Jonathan Blow is but he sounds like a gay porno actor (sub/bottom)
>UPGRADE & BUILD ADVICEPost build list or current specs including MONITOR: https://pcpartpicker.com/Provide specific use cases (e.g. 4K editing, high FPS gaming)State budget and COUNTRY or you will not be helped>NEWSZen 5 / Ryzen 9000 announcement likely June 3rd at Computex>12VHPWRDO NOT USE ANGLED 12VHPWR ADAPTERSFully seat a 12VHPWR connector in its socket, otherwise the connection can melt.https://youtu.be/ig2px7ofKhQ?t=1345 [Embed] [Embed]>CPUSHTPC(4K60)/Web Browsing: i3 12100Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Know this is a pc building thread but is there anyone here that knows any good gaming laptops? I'm sure a few good ones exist.
>>100762739nerds here have been shilling ultra low cpu running temperatures, thermalpaste, but i wonder whats an acceptable consistent t for ryzen 7950x
>>100772031I'd say the entry price for 60FPS on High in 2024 moviegames is around $1200. Maybe $1k with good deal hunting and some used components. Tower only btw; not including peripherals.What I'm not saying is that a $700 PC will suck - just that current games are really demanding at the margins. You can get a perfectly good experience at 1080p medium (which still looks better than Ultra settings from 10 years ago) at your budget. Plus ofc less demanding games, even current ones, will run great. Managing expectations.Post your country and an attempt at a list and some anons will help you. The PCPP build guides are a great place to start. Something like a 12100+RX6600 should be possible at $700 unless your country has stupid high prices on these things.
>>100772063a steamdeck
>>100772114Technically anything <90C is within spec. Mobile chips have been boosting based on TjMax for 10+ years now and they're not dying in droves. Ofc on a desktop it's cheap and easy to get a lower load temp so you might as well.
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>>100771921based
why do people hate it? ive daily driven linux for years and never had a reason to care about it
>>100771921NSA botnet>remote pre kernel boot updates>ring0 rootkit literally called run0The Chinese are cucking us with The Great Cannon so we gotta level the field.
>>100772033checked, bless
I've read it's fine on Fedora as long as you don't have brain damage and follow these rules...>Don't use Wayland yet, 555 drivers may change this>Install the proprietary driver from rpm-fusion repo>When updating let the driver recompile in the background for 5-10 mins before rebooting Anyone else have experience with it on Linux? How's it been? Is DLSS alright? I know framegen dosent work.P.S If you were trying to run the latest Call of Whatever using the free drivers on Wayland on BumFuck niche distro and getting 0.5fps and crashes, kys, I don't wanna hear from you.
It works
>bearer token>only humans are using my appit doesn't make sense
>>100770741>himher
I've heard a new OAuth3 spec is being developer that includes the `humaner` token so that you can still get authorization even if you're not a bear. This is only a rumor though. Please don't share this information.
The OAuth4 spec (being researched by aliens in Area 52) won't even require headers or even HTTP. The super intelligence (which already exists mind you within secret research laboratories buried under Switzerland) merely accesses your brain waves to authorize your use of the web application
>>100770988does it use 7G?
>>100771839the versions are updating so quickly they decided to stop numbering them
The sex robots are inevitable, they will make using fleshlights and/or onaholes look like jerking off by comparison.https://twitter.com/ZeroStateReflex/status/1781072992115810438https://twitter.com/prince_of_fakes/status/1777422801106014480https://twitter.com/prince_of_fakes/status/1781337170437136838Do not respond to people trying to sway us away from going through with this. The more responses that are fed to them the less bumps we have until the bump limit and 404.
>>100767798>BONUS: you could reproduce in litters and have like 8 kids at once.And where would you find the 3 planet Earth to host to excedent of child?
>>100767899There's a lot of people dying before 53. She didn't have that bad of a run.I'd rather die at 50 -after self retiring at 40- than become a 90 demented fuck.The only way you could convince me to stay on Earth past my prime would be the prospective of a new synthetic existence. And it would need to be fucking good.That's why I want sexbot : to be reborn as one. A new, better, synthetic ubermensch.
>>100748666WITNESS THE PEAK OF FEMALE SELECTIONpic related is jeremy meeks look him up
>>100767899dammit, read that in a Skyrim guard's voice because of "I used to be-"
>16c/32t 170w 95°c>No core upgrade>No power efficiency upgrade>No thermal upgradeAMD seems to be at the 4c/8t stage intel was stuck in.Seems like the biggest nothingburger™ release from AMD and that's coming from a long term AMD fan.
>>100770950Based and QCOM pilled
>>100770396>i have heard they start to degrade much earlier than that so i keep mine running at 60-65 degrees max.I have my doubts that it really matters. Usually when you hear people blaming temps for instability it's always the same overclocking retards who have likely damaged their systems by being ham fisted idiots, configuring settings they don't understand and manhandling the parts until a once working system becomes marginal.Hell, apple for the 10 years before the M-series was putting intel chips through the torture racks on a global scale. Inadequate heatsinks shared with the GPU, fans set to idle until the CPU hits 90°C, constant throttling due to 99°C maximum temperatures for the whole time the CPU usage is >80%... And yet, you never heard of CPU degredation. The drives would fail, the LCDs would have issues, keyboards definitely failed a lot, but the CPUs just didn't seem to care.
>>100766731Ryzen has been PL = 1.35x TDP for a long timewhy are polacks so fucking stupid
>>100771007any decent board has usb flashing now
>>100761502Biden blew up our pipelines.
All your doing is using a rolling release distro but way behind. It's like if you just copied the 6 month old version of Arch repositories and used that.Obviously there's nothing wrong with waiting a bit instead of jumping on the bandwagon, and I'm sure "stable" distros also have ways of updating packages in ways that is more stable, like waiting for bugfix updates after a major release.But wouldn't holding packages back in a method as extreme as Debian degrade the user experience by limiting features and fixes?
I would be ok with Debian if the maintainers did any actual testing at all. All I want is the deluged package to work and its borked - and stuck that way for 2 years.
>>100771845That only shows that they overextended themselves. They should remove the package.
>>100768214This. People are so impatient in 2024 it is unreal. Nobody complained that they had to wait a few years for new OS versions. You also used to install software from a disk and never update it basically.If your software is fine now, it will probably be fine for the next 2 years as well (with security patches along the way).>>100768026It is easier to use and maintain (both for users and maintainers) an OS where you have 1 snapshot, that is then patched for security for 2 years, than to have an OS where all parts are moving all the time (like Arch). This is why Arch has issues from time to time, because package X updates, which affects package A, B and C, and suddenly thins go haywire. And it is almost impossible for the maintainers to test all interactions every time a package updates.
>>100772089>Nobody complained that they had to wait a few years for new OS versionsmeant to write:>Nobody complained that they had to wait a few years for new Windows versions
what you see as "outdated" or "user experience degrading" software in debian is really just a slightly older version of software that probably works fine (if not flawlessly). you will barely notice any difference between different versions.
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-1086The vulnerability, tracked as CVE-2024-1086 and carrying a severity rating of 7.8 out of a possible 10, allows people who have already gained a foothold inside an affected system to escalate their system privileges.It's the result of a use-after-free error, a class of >vulnerability that occurs in software written in the C and C++ languages when a process continues to access a memory location after it has been freed or deallocated. >It's not possible in RUST.Use-after-free vulnerabilities can result in remote code or privilege escalation. The vulnerability, which affects even Linux kernel 6, resides in the NF_tables, a kernel component enabling the Netfilter, which in turn facilitates a variety of network operations... >It was patched in January, but as the CISA advisory indicates, some production systems have yet to install it. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>100771382I would love to exploit her holes.
>>100771382>already gainedso non-issue then
>>100771382Linuxoids BTFO
>>100771382crab crab crab crabget deprecatedget deprecatedget deprecated
>>100771975kys troonNIGGER
/bst/ - Battlestations thread
needs some work but im moving apartments this week so ehh
>>100770627cute background
>>100771475Doubled down on the boomerism, not a single good vehicle or engine has ever been produced here
>>100771790Poor bait.
>>100768884whats ur t now
What laptop should I get for $1,000-3,000
>>100772058pretty epic copypasta broThe only apple product I've ever owned is an m1 macbook air and it's an excellent laptop. Whatever else gay shit apple does these things are great laptops.
>>100772086pajeets cant afford 3000$ laptopsalso whats with this trend of hysterical third worlders (and pajeets themselves) thinking they have the right to use the words "jeet" and "street shitter"
>>100772007How many calories are on that plate?
>>100772098>cant refute even a single point>>100772098>these things are currynigger shit laptops.fixed
>>100772103I'd guess about 1200 per four pancakes, plus the syrup and butter, I'd estimate around 7k-8k? more than a week's worth for sure.
Aesthetic editionHow to request advice:>Budget>Intended use (media, source, environment)>Frequency response preference (basshead, female vocal, treble sensitive, etc.)>Past gear and your thoughts on themFAQ:>Where do I buy IEMs?Amazon, Aliexpress, Linsoul, Hifigo, Shenzhenaudio, Bloom Audio, MusicTeck, Elise Audio (UK)>Shopping Guide (IEMs, Cables, Ear Tips, etc.):https://rentry.org/consoomer_guideComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>100771960you just leave them there for months before using them again? fox iems for summer, lcdx for winter?
>>100772044>he thinks the headpos are in rotationbro...
>>100772057oh are they leftovers that you just dont use anymore? or do you just wear them with the fox ears to look cute on camera while you ride a dildo on discord?
Let's see what this is all about. I don't know why but I have more faith in cheap earbuds than cheap iems.
>>100772067not him but basically yes. foxzo is very based, be more like him>>100772078trust me, you'll lose faith very soon
Welcome to /aig/ - 6502 June editionITT we discuss non-x86 ISAs from the past (6502, 68000, Alpha, Itanium, PA-RISC, PowerPC, SuperH, VAX, Z80, PDP-11), the present (ARM, MIPS, POWER, SPARC) and the future (RISC-V, OpenPOWER).You can also ask here for more information. Don't forget to check out the wiki, by the way!>Wiki: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki//aig/_Alternative_ISA_General>Library: https://mega.nz/file/0PplHSyL#eK_f2ZSc2f0E8_RLUGz9nVn40myXhyiRDMU_FhgO2wk>Anon's Strawpoll: https://strawpoll.com/py64hxj18>OP pasta: https://wiki.installgentoo.com/wiki/AigOPmsg>Previous thread: https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/99775334Olds:>PINE64 Quarterly Community Q&A [Live Stream] - 2024 Q1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEDXUerRBKIComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>100771301>17001RISC-V advances.
>>100771359get a toilet street shitter
>>100771494>>100771301What does RISC-V bring to the table that makes it more appealing than ARM or x86-64? I get that the ISA is open, but the chip designs themselves are still entirely up to the manufacturers.
>>100772045Nothing.It's even more fragmented than ARM.There will never be a fully free and open SoC. The core being free doesn't matter at all since it will always be paired with a proprietary GPU inside a proprietary SoC.
>>100772045The main feature is ironically that it is boring.No fancy new shit, only well tested ideas.... save for the Vector extension, really well designed.But the reason RISC-V exists in the first place is that the Berkeley needed an ISA for their vector processor research project.Ultimately the Vector extension is the result of that research, plus extensive review and polishing. which is why it took until November 2021.
>employment is ending within 3 years according to the chief of staff at Anthropicis she right?
your mother
Indians love "AI" because they see it as an opportunity to grift and make a quick buck scamming people. Same reason they love crypto, NFTs, and basically every new technology that shows up with minimum utility and maximum hype.
>>100772023>indianswhat
>>100772000> I work at an AI companyAre you illiterate anon? It’s an ad to prop up the stocks she gets.
three more yearsyou'll always need people who know how to wrangle the ai, it's a tool not a replacement
What's your thoughts on picrel now that they're a few years old?
>>100760218Considered buying one but they're not sold in my country
>>100760218do they have coreboot yet?
>>100770682it wouldnt be related to patents i dont think, the UHK ultimate hacking keyboard has a trackpoint module (no ortho though, which is my biggest gripe with it) and it works great
>>100768562no thoughts for a thoughtless product
>>100760218meme
