Can it plausibly be called "based"?
>>107550078Why don't they make a USB-C XL with more bandwidth and power?
>>107550192in theory it's a clusterfuckin practice those external drives and displays will come with their own high bandwidth cables
>>107551730Thunderbolt compatability
>>107550078>based == basehead>usb-c == designed by crackheadsseems appropriate
>>107550177>(You) never had sex (gay sex doesn't count)So that's why Nick F is a virgin. Okay that makes sense.>>107550192Now add in the PD standards!
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>>107552390>>107552921>>107552929Neat, a /sdg/ ride in God's chosen general!You will never make it looser, your general sucks!
>>107552240Link it for more stars
>>107548966
the post-broot depression edition>Advent of Code is an Advent calendar of small programming puzzles for a variety of skill sets and skill levels that can be solved in any programming language you like. People use them as a speed contest, interview prep, company training, university coursework, practice problems, or to challenge each other.https://adventofcode.com//g/ leaderboard join code:224303-2c132471anonymous-only leaderboard:383378-dd1e2041See also: https://obonofcode.com/ (Summer 2026)previous >>107523907pic related did not quite happen this year
>>107552828So I have to be happy about getting jerked around tetris pieces for free?
>>107552843good point toohe is going to lose his goodwill among non-sycophants if he keeps pulling less inspired puzzles
>>107545285The saddest thing is complaining about people having fun.
>>107552880I hope his donations are down. Doing less than half of what is expected of you shouldn't be rewarded. I really hope the corporate sponsors were pissed too.
I know I'm super late to the party but I want to confess I had to look at someone else's answer for the first time in Day 10 Part 2.I'm literally ngmi.
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I'M A TOTALLY SANE PERSON
>>107553750you add to the system prompt you don't want ambiguous phrasing and you give it some examples and the llm will understand
>>107553750zit doesn't want to put pants around the ankles.
>>107553763This is stupid. Learn how to use subgraphs, Get/Setters,etc. No workflow ever needs to look this sloppy.
Two other threads still alive:>>107548966>>107549736
Guess with the current trend of ragebaiting Twitter blue badger users using AI to feed/img2img a perfectly fine artwork into AI slop to capture rage.How we feeling about using AI to instead uncrop images?> Keep the centerpiece intact.> Transfer the watermark to the new side of the image and credit the artist in the post title/description.> Carefully edited/upscaled to look mostly coherent instead of whatever low res slop the AI spits out first.
We, The People
*throws water bottle at you*
https://youtube.com/shorts/baiEHMne2XE?si=Ke6eUUam5bCt0rQl
>>107543936anon, doing this gives you what kinda speeds?
>>107553544Doing it the way the video in the OP does will potentially get you slower speeds speeds compared to forced configs, I reliably get 100-200mbit download and 60mbit upload. Depends on where you are doing it because the CMTS decides how many channels will be bound for your service. The config itself includes the target speeds, and you can edit those rows as well. Some CMTS honor it, some fall back to a default it has in mind.
>>107527879You used to be able to sniff for MAC addresses and use authenticated addresses to get free Internet without worrying about the hour limit. I had about 500 MAC addresses that I'd pick from until they switched off of that system.
>>107553571So I could possibly get up to my 1Gbit current speed? Potentially.
>>107553610Yeah, it is not impossible to end up with that. Likely it will be less because that's a lot of channels and might put you to DOCSIS3.0+ territory, when that happens they tend to have BPI+ activated and for that you need to get pretty much everything right in your config. It is doable but don't be disappointed if you don't end up with 1Gbit.
I finally downloaded yt-dlp and figured out how to use it.I feel so powerful now. Like I just decalcified my pineal gland and opened my third eye.
>>107552904>t. endodontist
>>107551729oh cool a malware thread
>>107553688Not paying for youtube premium, shill.
>>107552890Stop spreading FUD, nigger
https://github.com/nicolaasjan/yt-dlpWorks specifically for windows 7
Aside from being a new browser, will this shit bring something new to the web? Because 99% of people don't use a browser based on the browser engine itself. Even people who are geeky enough to change browsers don't use a browser based on its engine itself (the only reason why I use Firefox is because of userchrome.css and customization; if I could do that on Chromium, I would dump FF in a blink of an eye).So my point is: other than "hey, we are a new browser engine" what will this bring to the table?
>>107550164wast majority of websites are still just some hierarchical text, links and form fields to accept user input, some inline images, audio and video. that is enough for the feature scope of a web browser. and we could do all that in 2002 (even though with the help of some shitty plugins..).there should be no third party scripts executing automatically and accessing any hardware metrics ever, neither there should be any third party styles. semantic text and ui widgets should be standardized and left for user agent to handle according to it's software and hardware capabilities, accessibility and security requirements e.g. no server should ever know what fonts, gpu or operating you use, none of their business.
>>107550197This is very very dumb.
>>107545739>Javascript in the browser is perfectly fine to work with, there were many improvements over the years.If I had space to write out all the deficiencies of javascript I would, but the fundamental issue is>It's not the browser's faultIt doesn't matter whose fault it is, the browser is the one with the power to curtail it.
Browsers are the single worst most dogshit software to ever exist and rape the fuck out of your computer for no reason other than the developers working on them are drooling retards. There's like a dozen smart people working on the lowest level parts of JS engines and a thousand jeets and OOPslaves piling on millions of lines of code on top.Reminder that in 2014 typing ONE CHARACTER in the Chrome search bar would do 25,000 string allocations. 99% of the people working on browsers have literally ZERO idea of how computers work and rape your hardware for no reason other than incompetence.https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/g/chromium-dev/c/EUqoIz2iFU4/m/kPZ5ZK0K3gEJAlso almost every web spec is slow and retarded
>>107553719> (!!) I used to not like it when people added this kind of shit to their communications. Now I have a job and I realize most people literally do not read their emails. You have to say something 10-20 times to get them to even hear you even when it's something this egregious. I hate how we let these empty shells graduate from school instead of executing them.
use nixosthe autistic trannies cutting their genitals off and pretending to be women are a good thing.nixos has institutional and enterprise support.
>>107552979
>>107552748>major selling pointYou actually get like 2-3 choices at best on Linux
>>107541891Last time I tried nixos most packages didn't want to install or were very out of date
>>107552979Most software on linux is perpetually broken and needs jobless retards to keep fixing it
>>107552930>exploitsDoesn't happenJust sandbox your JavaScript and you're perfectly safe
How do I decrypt an encrypted message by using 2 prime numbers? Chinese remainder theorem? Fermat-Euler theorem? Extended Euclidean algorithm? Sieve of Eratosthenes?
>>107553680if the message was sent by a brown/asian woman and you are white you already have a master key
>Denuvo gets removed/cracked in a year anywayBiggest lie piratenigs ever told.
I'd be willing to pay for a denuvo game if despite the DRM niggerbloat, it performed really good, as that would mean that those devs deserve my money, however, I am never ever paying.
>>107537500do you seriously need to pirate this shit?HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA THIS GOTTA BE BAIT
>>107551285>Yakuza 7 / like a dragon. Is on GoG, DRM free. I shit you not. You can buy it, without denuvo. You can pirate it. On steam? It still has denuvoUNPLAYABLE
>>107549456Its literally being given away for free on Epic
>>107552272This.Miku deserves your money.
If someone came to you in 1995 and said in 2015 everyone would have a little computer in their pocket that's thinner than a pencil and is basically just a very high quality screen tha5t can do everything., With fulll access to the internet, and able to make phone calls to anyone, or video calls to anyone anywhere in the world. And the video quality would be better than the highest end picture photography. And it was 1000x faster than the best computers now. Would you believe them?
>> Just as the development of the Interstate Highway System led to the creation of McDonald’s hamburgers, Holiday Inn and a thousand other new commercial developments that would have been impossible without the Interstate Highway System, in the same way we will see the emergence of information services on a nationwide basis that will be extremely profitable and nearly ubiquitous. – Al Gore, 1993
>>107550253This is from the 70's
>>107550253I'd say "yeah, I saw that episode of Beyond 2000 last night too".
>>107552352>tape casettekino
>>107550916Nice reasoning, I probs would get it with that.Probs would have blown my mind tho. I think back then, cyberpunk / other near future media still tended towards brick-shaped mobile phones. Despite usually being set later than 2015.
If Buying isnt owning, pirating aint stealing
correct, but the only people who repeat this slogan are retards who feel like they need a moral justification to piratepiracy is inherently not wrong, its just copy pasting zeros and ones. you dont need to shout your fuckass catchphrase every time a company does something you dont like
>>107553472Linux mint
>>107553460>JewtorrentWhat are you retarded or smth?
>>107553472Thats LMDE not Mint per se
>>107553460>If Buying isnt owning, pirating aint stealingPirating is just copying, not stealing. Also, you don't even buy most digital products, you license them. But if your licensed product doesn't have DRM you can actually copy it and "own" it (for personal use only, legally).Never liked the phrase you use because it doesn't make sense.
I just want to play my console games in a window on my desktop for convenience, but from what I'm reading, all capture cards add significant lag. Anyone have experience with this?
>>107553502>Anyone have experience with this?Yeah, me. I got a card for exactly this. It added so much lag it was unplayable, end of story. You might as well install another monitor and game there
get a second monitor instead. i got a cheap 13" monitor that I use for my ps4 and also as a second monitorthe setup is kind of convoluted because its>ps4 into hdmi splitter that splits between the TV and second monitor>second monitor also has a splitter that switches between ps4 and PC signalso its nice because i can either use the TV + two PC monitors, or my main PC monitor + the mini monitor for PS4
