>>107549599
I have this list and I don't ever see shorts.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gijsdev/ublock-hide-yt-shorts/refs/heads/master/list.txt

Import it in the filter lists, not in "my filters".

>>107517600
They never said "you need to watch ads to use the program btw, you need to pay us by watching ads" so I'm gonna block them.
Why should I research into every fucking website and service I use to see if they rely on my ad impressions for keeping their companies alive? If they don't want to tell me it's their fault and I have no way of knowing, so I'm not pirating shit.

>>107540529
uhhh??? fucking fags answer me

>>107516493
Don't forget removing Gemini bullshit:

www.youtube.com##[aria-label="Ask"]

>>107517414
DO WHAT YOU WANT BECAUSE A PIRATE IS FREE! YOU ARE A PIRATE!

>>107550124
Use MSI Afterburner to set a custom fan curve, limit power draw and or max temp, or prioritize utilization based on power draw or temperature

Gens will be slower but your laptop won't shutdown.

>>107550124
check if you can set -pl power limit on nvidia-smi
also what the fuck is wrong with you doing computations 1) on a laptop 2) on such fucking piece of shit

>>107550124
>Is this normal?
For a decade old laptop GPU running a stable diffusion workload? Yeah probably.

>>107550124
If you continue with this, you will destroy your laptop. Get an eGPU.

>>107550124
95 is pretty cool. Mine commonly gets above 200.

how beeg my penis wweenus is of course!!! :DDD

>>107553787
>if Furfaggot is a singular person or if we are discussing multiple Furfaggots
its a made up term for at least 3 different, distinct people; and this schizo refuses to believe they are different people. Hence why he keeps saying an American is actually a Canadian

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>>107553974
Do people really still fall for the AI glaze? I stopped using llms after I kept seeing people get psychosis from AI feeding into their delusions

>being actively audited and overseen by an exec consultant looking to axe anyone from any team that he can
>audit is going very well, but exec consultant keeps making shit up about where we are or our progress, which I keep telling my manager who keeps correcting him on calls
>even the auditor has corrected him numerous times about how good the state of our shit is
>clearly trying to force a narrative
>working 50-60 hours a week last two months
>one of our team members left, they keep dumping more shit on me, but I'm the only American working US hours, but also expected to sign on early enough to get a few hours in with the India portion of the team since I'm the teams senior engineer

Can't keep doing this shit for $105k, this is fucking crazy. My manager is swearing we can down shift a bit going into next year, but I don't see it happening. Waking up and working from 4:30 am to 4 - 5 in the afternoon daily is definitely not healthy lmao.

I had a job offering to pay me $245k plus insane benefits but I would have had to move to NY, but even with the sharp uptick in COL I would have still pocketed more money each month. Big thing was I would have had to have moved and been on site 3 days a week. Should have taken that job, honestly and just moved. Only benefit I have now is I'm fully remote, but being worked like a fucking dog for half of what I'd make for even a hybrid role.

>>107554774
They're fine to use as long as you don't go more than 4 or 5 rounds of conversation. Ask a question, get an answer, maybe ask a follow up or two, then end the conversation. The longer the conversation goes, the more garbled its context gets. Then, if you go too long it eventually starts chopping off older parts, which gets replaced with the system prompt, which basically tells it to drive engagement.

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all the pajeetas at my office are chubby
and not in the cute way

>>107554210
alright, thanks.

>>107551330
Everything defined on your system with a single file. What applications get installed, what services get set up, what desktop and display manager you have installed.
If an application gets removed from that file you rebuild your system and it's gone.
It's a source based package manager with a binary cache. You want to customize a package, you can build it yourself. If you don't care it will download it.
Larger package cache than Debian, also more up to date than Debian.
>Why is it being shilled so much
I don't know, you tell me

>>107551330
easy to deploy on hundreds of machines.

basement dwelling anon's on their own machines, well, you do you.

>>107551330
It's basically HomeBrew for Linux which can also function as its own distro. Except the distro part never really came together. Even a lot of people within the project think it doesn't have a use case.

>>107554583
Nobody but basement dwellers is using that shit.

Got a question. Trying to upgrade my system because it's been about a month since I did it last, but I'm running into this conflict:

error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: installing ffmpeg (2:8.0.1-2) breaks dependency 'libavcodec.so=61-64' required by freerdp2
:: installing ffmpeg (2:8.0.1-2) breaks dependency 'libavutil.so=59-64' required by freerdp2
:: installing ffmpeg (2:8.0.1-2) breaks dependency 'libswresample.so=5-64' required by freerdp2
:: installing ffmpeg (2:8.0.1-2) breaks dependency 'libswscale.so=8-64' required by freerdp2
:: installing icu (78.1-1) breaks dependency 'libicuuc.so=76-64' required by freerdp2

As far as I can tell, freerdp2 is an AUR package that's used as a dependency for krdp. Thinking that krdp is likely out of date, I tried updating it manually but then I get this conflict:

error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: installing libbluray (1.4.0-2) breaks dependency 'libbluray.so=2-64' required by ffmpeg4.4
:: installing rav1e (0.8.1-2) breaks dependency 'librav1e.so=0.7-64' required by ffmpeg4.4
:: installing libvpx (1.15.2-2) breaks dependency 'libvpx.so=9-64' required by ffmpeg4.4
:: installing x264 (3:0.165.r3222.b35605a-2) breaks dependency 'libx264.so=164-64' required by ffmpeg4.4
:: installing x265 (4.1-1) breaks dependency 'libx265.so=212-64' required by ffmpeg4.4
:: installing ffmpeg (2:8.0.1-2) breaks dependency 'libavcodec.so=61-64' required by freerdp2

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>>107548543
I'm pretty happy with my entry level Roborock (Q7 L5), these days even $200 models come with laser navigation and smart home compatability.

>>107548543
>What should I look for?
The ability to remotely brick the device once you've firwalled off it's invasive telemetry being tx'd to the servers:
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/big-tech/manufacturer-issues-remote-kill-command-to-nuke-smart-vacuum-after-engineer-blocks-it-from-collecting-data-user-revives-it-with-custom-hardware-and-python-scripts-to-run-offline

>>107552197
Based.

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>cheap
>free exercise
>no telemetry
>no ads
>no monthly subscription
>no smartphone app requirement
>no firmware update requirement
>can't get hacked by the chinese
>won't join a botnet
>won't drive itself off the stairs and break itself
>won't spread stains unless the user chooses to do so
most importantly
>little girls love to ride them and pretend they're a witch or riding a horse

>>107548543
Are there any of these shits that have a removable/replaceable battery? I don't want to buy something that's just going to shit the bed one day with no way to repair it.

>>107553900
You don't need to use Sandboxed Google Play so how is it a security risk?

>>107553900
What is insecure about that?

>you can only trust the google phone goyim everything else is risky
>please buy the latest pixel
does anyone actually fall for this shit?

>>107553867
Linux updates also break things. Libraries update and packages just stop working. Old software doesn't work on most up to date distros and old systems are as good as useless even with older packages because anything you get will inevitably depend on some other package in a repo that's been down for ages. Windows and Mac pretty stable in the past, Linux never was. Some Appimages depend on shit they don't even include, negating the whole point.

>>107554794
>Some Appimages depend on shit they don't even include, negating the whole point.
You're acting like you never ran a .exe that couldn't run because it depended on some missing .dll file

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>>107543848
what is this retard math? is this bait?

their spending includes new infrastructure, they're literally building like $200bn dollars of new servers right now. this isnt their cost to operate by any metric. so if they can actually get 300bn in revenue before all the servers are online, theyre gonna have no issues getting more money and convincing investors that 1t in revenue is possible

>>107552060
yeah that's already how it works

even if you pay for the highest commerical tier, there are still token limits. and vibe coding makes it really easy to hit the daily cap early

>>107543848
>>107543919
>>107543930
AI's value proposition is the same as any type of automation that has come before it: the reduction of necessary labor time in production. It has shown the capability to cut into what was long considered an impenetrable segment of the labor market, knowledge workers, a prospect that is very exciting for people that spend a lot of money on knowledge workers. This is why investors are clamoring over it.
Some knowledge work is required for generating entertainment, this only represents a small segment of the total draw, and it's understandable why you think there's a mismatch between investment and potential if you don't realize this.

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>How Does AI Make Money?
By using it as an excuse to cut BS jobs and fire women in useless positions without being politically incorrect
""AI"" as in LLMs aren't remotely even capable of replacing workers but it sure has contributed into atleast a trillion of revenue increase for corporations thanks to cost cutting

>>107543848
It doesn't. Investors are gambling that it will.

>>107550075
Jesse Lee Peterson(protects his son against gay Toyota dealerships) deprecated Jordan Peterson(drug addict father of faildaughter)
>How come your using "homoiconicity" in your code?
>Are you gay? Did your mother touch your penis when you were a little kid.
>How did it feel like when your mother toucher your penis as a little kid

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>>107553357
why doesn't this site attach pics half the time

>>107550075
Isn't his daughter a 304

>>107554442
304?

>>107550075
>>107550093
>>107550112
>>107550125

it’d be even funnier if you attached an uncle bob picture

>>107553124
He's currently doing it with SS instead of alu

are there native ps/2 keyboards still being made?
like no USB circuitry at all?

the issue im having is i want a nice keyboard for my sgi indy but the indy will not use a usb to ps/2 adapter for some reason, no clue why, i dont know a lot about how it works but i presume it has to do with the keyboard being usb at its core
it works perfectly fine with old ps/2 keyboards, any of them ive tried work flawlessly
any usb keyboard with an adapter refuses to work, tried a dozen keyboards and a bunch of adapters

>>107438277
Sorry Anon, Im extremely late with this update, but holy fuck, you dont understand how grateful I am for this tip...
Its fucking working, my sorry ass chattering keeb is working again... THANKS!

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hmmm I want this

>>107554093
Not him but YEAAAAAAAH BABY

>>107536934
I hate Russian woman

>>107553866
Why? Give one good reason.

>>107536934
name?

>>107551516
Welcome to 4chan.

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>>107554672
hope solo. she has nudes.

If they didn't van you already, and you did nothing much wrong, they don't care. Fuhgeddaboudit.

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>>107553548
>It's not paranoia if they're really out to get you
Actually just because you're paranoid DOESN'T mean they're not out to get you. (((They))) clearly are.

>>107553539
>it's just hard not to be paranoid.
I've been accused of being 'paranoid'. But when consistently, you turn out to be provably correct, is it paranoia?
Folk accuse me of foil hattery, I tell 'em don't be stupid. You want a mylar-lined armadillo helmet.

>I thought I made zero mistakes
I will put my money on multiple.

>and yet one day my laptop gets seized out of nowhere.
Not outta nowhere. Bullshit doesn't just happen. Cause and effect. Tangible, tracable threads.

>especially using your laptop like usual after it was inspected for weeks.
Not an incredibly long time, usually these sorts of institutions are backlogged with cases...
It may be different there.


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>>107554704

They kept this for 3x years, few week under, before they even looked at it. Their "investigation" consisted of throwing it at a 'CSAM Specialist' who apparently cloned my drive (standard forensic practice) and proceded to locate a NTFS partition. My temp download directory, actually shared... Completely missed the LUKS with the OS, and my /home.

The tool of favour appeared to be avast, from winhoes, modified with a fingerprint list for CSAM.
The "worst" thing they had on me when we walked into the courtroom was a 2GB .txt file of common passwords. Incorrectly diagnosed as a "sendmail exploit". And trivially deflected with "You augment this to the system dictionary to prevent users from creating a password that *will* be attempted autonomously".

I swear. If I wasn't standing there saying: I did this.
They wouldn't have been able to prove it. As it happens, it didn't matter much either. Suddenly with a judge paying attention, the council actually paid me, and after I sucessfully proved a system setup and designed to recieve email isn't functionally harmed by recieving email, that took a lot of brunt. They pointed: Waaa. 3million.
I didn't even need to stamp on that one. Judge did it for me: Over what timeframe? Why did you not block them?
They were, but then we diverted them to count them.
Self-invalidated...
They kept rotating charge after charge, tho. When it got low enough I let them think they score a win. Comes down to assigning restrictions to my conduct, I threw far too much real world at that for them to cope. Ended up definining my own restrictions for them. Needlessly to say, that wasn't inconveniencing me any.

But when they had my netbook, they was that confident of a conviction they nuked it and installed some backdoored *nix.

>>107554773
Or. Tried. I really not worked out how they've fucked this up. This bad.

The /boot is 400kb of partition. Containing a 4.2GB .iso.
I had to hexeditor that motherfucker out of there, the data is intact.
Needless to say, that doesn't boot. But extracting the *.iso it's IIRC a RAT'd 'buntu they was using, some off the shelf commercial tool they was drastically overcharged on the license for.
And in the configs was login credentials...

Unfortunately, everything on that drive was now toast. At some point I need to clone that off, tho, and fire up the ol hex editor and get that original partition table rebuilt, and just hope that my /home is far enough across the platter to be unhammered...
I was far too foilhat to back up the seed phrase for the wallet with 9BTC... But they might still be there..

>>107553735
Are there any small monitors that actually have good specs for gaming?

>>107553735
OP could have a switch between main monitor and small monitor, small cheap one to keep eye on things and big good specced one to play or use desktop.

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>>107553502
I wanted to say just use PiP but I keep forgetting I use a TV as a monitor.

>>107554706
My PG32UCDM has PiP, what I want is to be able to have audio coming from the headphones connected to my PC, have a window that can be full screened or minimized, and easily alt tab to discord or what have you.
Almost like having an emulator open but no issues with CPU limitation or shader cache because I have the actual switch 2 hardware.

>>107554706
I forget that's even a feature in monitors sometimes outside the recent incident where I had to fix a security monitor and they enabled pip

>>107554700
> projecting
>>107554701
this guy gets it

>>107554686
It's a MoE. It will run as fast as a 3B model on your DRAM. Basically, it reduces the slowdown that occurs due to using lots of DRAM. It should run at about reading speed.
I would suggest you try both Q4 and Q8 and see which you prefer. Q4 would fit almost entirely in your VRAM and will run extremely quick, but it might make more mistakes that you might not be willing to tolerate. Q8 might be too slow for you and you might not want to give up 14GB of RAM while also working with Rider.

>>107554731
Ok, thanks for the help. Much appreciated.

>>107554647
That's kinda interesting if not arousing. Thanks for the mental image of anon frantically pumping into his groin area an apparatus composed of soft water cooling tubing coiled round a silicone onahole while looking at his computer screen. A terminal window showing nvidia-smi with a -pl flag suggests that the toy's initial temperature was not to his liking.

>>107554768
Imagegen prompts got better huh?

>>107553189
Is there any way to run power point on PE like sergi's or gandalf?

>>107553230
If you installed it within the WinPE environment via like the Office Deployment Tool method and activated it with Ohook? I would expect some of these PEs would have something like LibreOffice within them so you could also use its Powerpoint expy too.

>>107553283
>>107553283
>I would expect some of these PEs would have something like LibreOffice within them so you could also use its Powerpoint expy too.
Which one?

>>107553301
Just look it up, you'll figure it out

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>>107553080