Anyone have experience with Aliexpress replacement keyboards? In particular, xx20 keyboards.

I took a quick look at a few listings, and while they have generally good reviews, there's the occasional review stating how the feel of the keys is completely shit. Has this been the case in your experience? I don't expect a one-to-one parity, just an adequate typing experience that's close enough.

>>107864467
>Anyone have experience with this platform that doesn't vet sellers at all?
If you care about quality, why not pay $10 more to get it from a seller on a platform with a functioning reputation system?

>>107864571
Unless it's a genuine replacement, they're more or less from the same stock; everything comes from China. I'd just be paying for the middleman tax, or some faggot's "like new" shiny keyboard.

All options are shit in some way, might as well buy new. I'm just curious if there's at least one seller with an adequate keyboard replacement.

I've had experiences with exceptionally shitty keyboards (that I got for free, thankfully), so if all vendor's replacements are shit, then I'll shell out for a genuine, unused keyboard.

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>>107859900
The latest one, DUH.
My bare minimum requirement is running modern web smoothly.

>>107863610
I don't know about the models you specified, but X230 and T430 keyboards are interchangeable, just that the way the connectors bend is slightly off--they still fit and function just fine. I imagine that models of the same generation but of a different form factor are interchangeable as well, unless Lenovo changed that.

Even if the dimensions line up correctly, the connectors might be off, like with X220 keyboards in an X230, with which there's apparently a risk of bricking your motherboard if you don't isolate some pins. There's also the concern of a possible BIOS hwitelist.

>>107855656
He does it to piss you off

>>107855744
What's the next step in the jewish grand design after donnie forces their companies to pay more?

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>>107855656
>he thinks china was ever a scary threat in the "AI race"

>>107864282
>China gaining actual real world data vs the west still debating how to regulate this tech

>>107864282
for someone who visits a tech board, you might be retarded
your cherrypicked videos, that you obviously thought would support your position, show that those vans actually work even in the most awful and unexpected conditions
I wonder how teslas "full self drive" would do in these conditions. I bet tesla cars would simply stop lol

>>107863271
Depends, do you plan on buying or stealing the filament spools?

>>107863271
thats easy less than 15$ in filament

>>107815771
I have taken the first step in hosting a home server. I started with a copy of text-only wikipedia and I'm going to do my pdfs/ebooks next. Using an old but capable laptop (maybe another soon), but not too concerned with keeping it running 24/7 atm.

>>107861662
>How useful is stash is if my collection is mostly very poorly tagged and named pics, gifs, and clips from the Internet and not full scenes or anything?
I dont use it like that. You can use it for images but I don't import any. Its easy to set up I run the docker container. Check it out it might work for you

>>107815771
Anyone uses old mobile phones or tablets as servers? Is it even reasonably possible?

>>107864207
usenet is basically paid ddl that you have to use a torrent client to download. it is centralized and weak to takedowns. retention is a weird one because sometimes things can be unseeded in the cabal but alive on usenet and vice versa.

At least 2 GGN staff members are regulars ITT.

>>107864552
But can you name them?

>>107864180
its AI companies uploading hundreds of TB of garbage
providers have said as much
not some jeet getting paid by hollywood jews, pajeet doesnt have the bandwidth.

also learn to type a fucking sentence you retarded esl

>>107864564
SneedVN and Linkins

a dead one

>>107864911
Since he quit Apple just to make Toy Story, I reckon he wouldn't be involved in designing newer iphones anyway.

I think he would go down the path of larry ellison. Very similar people in spirit

>>107864649
>middle
Concerning

When can we expect price drops for the chink new year? Looking at the OnePlus 15 or Oppo find x9. Whichever drops the most. I was considering Poco F8 too but the battery is smaller

>>107864219
6 years, it was already screaming to put to rest with like ~60% of battery health. If not for the news of price hike due to ram shortage, I might have pushed it for another 1 or 2 years

>>107864697
Having <80% battery health is already officially classified as a broken battery.
You might want to get another battery.

>>107864693
JFC, anon, the F8 Pro has a 6210mah battery. How much do you need? Are you planning on running appliances on this thing?

>>107850587
14" portability is more important than a slightly larger screen.

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>>107851197
/thread

>>107863547
>apple hate images are always almost a decade old
so much jealousy. sorry poorfag.

14" 16:10, anything else should prolly be a desktop pc

>>107863632
Don't respond to the samefagging anti-apple schitzo

>>107863612
I switched back to X. Only KDE seems to properly support all of wayland's "features".

River is probably the better option if you wanna tinker anyway
Been too comfy on labwc for the past 1.5 years to bother with trying it though

>>107863612
>dead

Unmaintained doesn't mean dead. They're looking for a new maintainer.

>>107863732
seems people did go to this one and abandoned dwl.

what went wrong with dwl?

>>107863612
Why would anyone use dwl when you can just use dwm

>>107862491
Ugly kike

I would gladly change her diapers.

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>>107864800
>post it

>>107863187
>50yo
>girl
ok

>>107864874
>windows
it's already full of cia shit

theretroweb.com is an excellent resource for older hardware info.

>>107864061
Yup, it's saved my ass before.
minuszerodegrees.net is another good one for IBM documentation

>>107863728
I grew up with an Apple ][ and still have fond memories.

I often think about buying some vintage hardware to relive my youth, but I know I have no good place to store it, and really, I wouldn't actually do much with it.

>>107864786
it was better than MIPS and the only other serious competition in that space of super shitty slow and low power processors, enabling it to become the dominant ISA for mobile phones which makes up the majority of computer hardware.

Very easy:
>x86 is supremely popular at current time
>but expensive licensing
>not a lot of alternatives
>and it's bad in small devices
>people who own ARM show up, say "hey ours can be modified to work in small devices, also we'll license it to you a bit cheaper"
>repeat for 2 decades
that's it.
reminder that risc-v will replace both within a decade or two because it's free

>>107864786
Hey, I was "against" ARM at first, but now I'm fucking interested. Also Linux box64/86 and FEX are hype as fuck. And they even managed to get that shit running on RISC-V. And most gay ass FOSS software just needs to be recompiled and if thats not possible, it's much more simple to port an ARM app (program) to RISC-V. Soon we will be free from backdoored chips.

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>>107864864
>reminder that risc-v will replace both within a decade or two because it's free
I hope HE will see this day.

A little bit of mining never hurt anyone

but Nioh is a good and easy game
even midstance phil got through it

>>107864705
>trainer sounds like tranny
Fuck off faggot

>>107864705
use cheat engine

Will you start doing non-POSIX, non-Linux OS's syscalls once you went through all the standard Linux ones? Neurosuggesting you keep up the good effort for that long.

>>107861140
>Somehow you need to decide whether something goes in a new flag or a new syscall
Somehow someone already did.

>>107861083
much easier to fuck this up and less chance of blowing up loudly if it does

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>>107860495
>we can't just let the kernel do everything for us
we can, and we will

>>107862705
my plan is to get through the 363 x86_64 syscalls listed in musl libc
once those are all done (so at the the of the year), i might start doing some nonstandard ones. that could be cool

fun challenge for the readers here: if you program an implementation of each syscall, one per day, by the end of the year you'll have a large chunk of a kernel written

>>107864804
so what are you supposed to reply to that roastie anyway? I'd probably hit her with either
>Lol ok
or
>Rude
but I'm not sure which would take me further.

>>107864804
Thank you Anon. You made my day and gave me a hearty chuckle :)

>>107864699
Not him but I joined a friend's discord (we're furfaggots) and every single person there was a programmer.

Slowly realizing my adhd ass chose the wrong path but now it's too late and what's worse is I can't even get the damn job.

>>107864845
It's all part of the show. Let it happen.

>>107864626
Yes. You should max out all your credit cards hoarding DDR3. And don't forget you'll only pay 10% interest thanks to DonDon!

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>>107864626
>>107864678
hoardchads are Going to Make It