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whats the best mouse ever?
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My brother and I got new mice at the same time many years ago. I was in the habit of breaking mice every couple of years and it was getting costly, but I managed to get a good thing going for a bit longer with a mouse made by Daskeyboard's mouse brand which had been on sale for $30. My brother got a G502 and my mouse broke very soon after, I got the MX518 remake.

Both of our mice have been fantastic for a very long time since. Logitech has really impressed me with that generation.
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>>107855340
Certainly not that one.
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>>107858149
>g9x
I freaking loved that mouse. I thought I was the only one since Logitech never made a replacement.

>>107857193
>G5
The legend itself. But it did not fit my grip very well.
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>>107855340
I like the pulsar xlite large shape. I have big hands and it's one of a few mouses I found comfortable to use, and their software is non-invasive so I don't mind having it on my system.
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>>107858087
I've been using trackballs for the past 15 years, sounds like a skill issue.

I am flying to Tokyo tomorrow and want to try my luck with finding a gpu in akihabara, either new or used. Anyone tried this or know anything about it? Which stores to try? Is it futile?
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>>107855471
What third world country are you from?
From US it's around $800 round trip for flight, ~¥4-6,000 on trains to/from airport into Akihabara area, and I was paying like ¥12,500 a night staying in Asakusabashi at an APA, but you can easily do better with a couple months in advance.
Food costs fucking nothing in Japan, you can live well on 10usd a day if you take the time to go to grocery stores
you're looking at $1200-1600 all in for the trip solo near or in Akihabara
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>>107858508
>Food costs fucking nothing in Japan, you can live well on 10usd a day if you take the time to go to grocery stores
Now explain why you'd travel to a foreign nation just to not enjoy their restaurants, their food cooked by their most experienced Chefs?
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>>107858712
>Now explain why you'd travel to a foreign nation just to not enjoy their restaurants, their food cooked by their most experienced Chefs?
Because retard, the topic was to fly to Japan to buy a GPU, not eat food.
Also, bars >>>>>> expensive restaurants. The fuck, go to Italy to eat food.
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>>107858852
>bars >>>>>> expensive restaurants
Really?
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>>107847208
Any other items worth purchasing then with how low the Yen is currently?

What is the point of VPN?

Yes, you hide your IP address but you can't hide the fact that you are hiding your IP address because your new VPN IP address is already known as a datacenter IP address and you'll get automatically treated as a bot everywhere.

Also, using a VPN requires you to install that VPN company's client software on your PC which can be considered as a privacy problem on its own.
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>>107858488
>Also, using a VPN requires you to install that VPN company's client software on your PC which can be considered as a privacy problem on its own.
Only if you are retarded and use the bad ones. All okay VPN providers offer you to use wireguard/openvpn configs instead. That being said, all VPNs suck.
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>>107858499
>>107858524
What's the difference between those and VPNs?
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>>107858488
>you can't hide the fact that you are hiding your IP address
t. Two-Digit IQ
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>>107858821
"residential proxies" are hacked residential networks
youre basically piggybacking off the internet of some random family
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>>107858864
Oh, I see. I thought it was some legal service.

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>UPGRADE & BUILD ADVICE
Post build list or current specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/
Provide specific use cases
State BUDGET and COUNTRY or you will NOT be helped

>CASE
mATX: AP201, Lian Li A3, XT M3, CH260
ATX: XT PRO (ULTRA), AIR 903 Base/MAX, Lancool 207, Flux Pro, Meshify 3, 4000D FRAME, X50
Dual Chamber: Y60/70, O11 Vision, Antec C8

>CPU
Gaming: 14600K (DDR4), 9/7600X, 7/9800X3D
-Budget: 12400, 12600K, 7500F
Workstation: 265K, 285K, 9950X3D


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>>107857653
LF III
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>>107858158
I bought a new one because I had to keep the previous one intact in order to give it my sister's kids, none of whom were alive when I bought the case itself.
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>>107858693
No, not really. Also what he's saying about temperature in games dropping isn't true either, in fact I basically see no difference in games because the CPU doesn't run particularly hot in those in the first place (mostly like 60-70C).

First off I did not change the scalar or anything else in PBO other than just undervolting. I started with a pretty aggressive all-core undervolt and then went to check basic stability, like run Cinebench a couple of times. If you're way too aggressive this fails. Reduce the undervolt, test again and so on. Once this quick test passes, you're likely still not stable. From here on out it's a long and painful process. I used a program called Core Cycler which applies variable loads to each core in part. It writes to a log as well, so if your PC crashes you can open the log and see which core the stress test was last running on, then adjust the undervolt on that particular core.

I ran Core Cycler in the background while using my PC for literally weeks and repeatedly adjusted individual cores based on what I saw in the logs. Eventually I reached a point where after 1 full week of Core Cycler my PC was stable and I called those settings "good" and went with them. Like I previously said though, they were "good" to the tune of a reboot every few months until this particular game / driver update combo began tripping up way more frequently and I just turned that shit off for now.

The tricky part is that your CPU will most likely be stable under full sustained loads, that's the "easy" part, the hard part is stability in random, dynamic boosting behavior that happens in the real world when running real software and it's a complete bitch to diagnose and tweak. This game is probably causing some sort of boost behavior / pattern that is revealing instability, because it's not like the game is fully pegging the CPU or something. That's why this shit is so incredibly hard to pin down.
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what are the odds this is complete dogshit? price seems unreal but what the fuck is that brand?
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What's the go-to undervolt for 5070ti? I'm switching from Pascal so this is a bit confusing to me. Some say it's 850mv some say it's 900mv but at what frequency?

post em
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>>107849097
What did you pay?
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Literally no reason to use Adobe now. Apple won!
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per month
don't mind me tho, I'm a macfag and will just pirate it
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>>107858685
The only way Appel can compete is by making their software free.
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>>107858685
Junk.
>per month
LMFAO.

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>get put on specific WFH helpdesk team temporarily until something more permanent comes
>little work to justify me being on the team
>feel guilt that I’m not working
>have no productive way to spend all this free time I have
>getting paid to just wait around all day
it’s like being on welfare again. I hate this
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>>107858635
why not learn shit if your free time?
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>>107858675
I have no drive, no aspirations, no dreams. I lose interest quickly in whatever I try to learn, making learning impossible
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>>107847595
Got a job right after vocational training.
As a system engineer, basic on site and inside sysadmin helpdesk with project responsibilities dabbling with vms and dabbling in other stuff.
Tomorrow is my onboarding.

Any tips? I haven't given a fuck about my life so far, so I want to make sure I can make and keep a good impression aside from continuing to learn.
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>>107858553
stream it when you go through with it

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>Read the sticky: >>105076684

>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt
>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt
>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg
>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt
>Obsolete laptops >>>/g/tpg
>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg
>Server questions >>>/g/hsg
>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg
>How to find/activate any version of Windows?
https://rentry.org/installwindows

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>>107855936
I'm contributing to one that I plan to use (to pad my CV), but generally speaking – no.

>>107856420
For an actual folder that you could browse on exfat, the only way I know is Plasma Vaults.
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>>107854240
Anyone here into ham radio? It seems like a dead hobby these days. I was on websdr last night just tuning into random frequencies and only one of them had people transmitting over it. Two old guys were having a conversation about how many operators they believe are still alive. Shit was pretty grim.
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>>107858684
I think they're neat, but haven't used one - Seems like it would be an expensive hobby.
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>>107857251
The battery life on Pixels is very bad, but I feel it doesn't degrade as quickly as other phones. My previous Mi10T Lite went from 2.5 - 3 days between charges to less than 1 day after 2.5 years.
The Pixel 8 Pro was 1.5 days when new and is 1 day and a few hours now, 1.5 years later.
Other Pixels in my family are similar, even the P6 still lasts a full day with hours of scrolling.
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>>107857510
You can do that on laptops that have APU + GPU, perhaps there's a way to do it on desktops as well.

>>107858438
https://github.com/K1rakishou/Kuroba-Experimental-beta/releases/latest
It can post comments as well.

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Light themes are objectively superior to dark themes, why do so many people still choose dark?
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>>107857927
>making sure every application, every website, and every menu across different standards has an implementation of your special color scheme
vs
>turn the slider down
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>>107839801
Don't give advice without following through you piece of shit. Thats how you hurt people.
Bromelain does work but it does this by partially liquefying your eye vitreous. It breaks up the floaters but it also eats away at important collagen complexes in your eye. Expect an early and serious posterior vitreous detachment when you get older since your vitreous will detach before it's supposed to and get your eyes checked often for signs of disease for the rest of your life.
Take the bromelain slow and in low amounts as it's effects are cumulative and permanent. When your floaters start flying around because your vitreous is liquid you should stop taking the bromelain. You probably want to stop just as they start to move slightly and accept a longer period where they disappear. Your floaters will be completely gone over the course of a decade, the first year will be a dramatic improvement. Enjoy your life for the next couple years living in a snow globe.
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I hate bright colours, 8 is more than enough
Light themes with yellow/warm backgrounds are the easiest for my eyes, I find myself using the classic mac "man page" scheme even on linux
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>>107853057
I turn my monitor brightness to 0% after sunset, light themes are still too bright

>>107835866
>why do so many people still choose dark?
because we're not retards who can't comprehend that they're not looking at a sheet of paper but at an active light source.

Dark, black-based themes
- prevent OLED burn-in
- use up to 60% less power on OLED's, meaning longer battery life on small phones and significant savings on large screens (48+ inch TV's draw hundreds of watts of power)
- use significantly less power on CRT's (we're talking a 30-50 watts difference here on your typical 15-19 incher, several terawatt hours of electricity were wasted on "muh paper analogy" by boomers and Xers in the 90's and 00's)
- indirectly save power by not requiring you to keep the lights turned on all the time just so your eyes won't burn
- make my eye floaters less visible
- don't give me and other photosensitive people headaches
- don't fuck with the circadian rhythm of pets
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>>107841206
i look like this and do this

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I've owned three different Pyle desktop amps that all have similar problems. All of them blast static when the volume knob is moved near the low end. Two of them have dead or partially dead right channels. Two of them have the grounding jackets pulled off the RCA connectors. All of them have the RCA connectors too close together for the backshells on a lot of RCA cables. Needless to say I'm done with Pyle. I really like their designs but their quality is shit.

What's the poorfag upgrade from Pyle that doesn't completely suck?

I want:

>smol (under 3.5" tall)
>RCA inputs
>banana jack outputs
>6.5mm headphone jack
>volume knob

That's it. No Bluetooth or USB any other modern bullshit.
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>>107858199
im gonna get a shirt that says TOP UNC
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>>107855830
>>6.5mm headphone jack
Forget about that. It's just a resistor tacked onto the rest of the Amp. It's cheap and shit.
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>>107858105
>R2R
Nice 80s technology you got there
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>>107858152
>i want buttons to press
>buttons spark joy
There's USB DACs like that. Production and pro gear in general is knobby, monitors too, just don't fall for the prosumer shit that takes style over function to appeal to normies.
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>>107858236
>you will hear the sigma delta artifacts and you'll be happy

Can't wait for homosexual anon to start spamming again edition

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>Keyboard recommendation template:
https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V

>Find vendors
https://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptions
https://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys

>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!
https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)

>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")

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Shenpo, yes!
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soo thiis is why MX Blacks have nylon housings
my pants keep sliding off my nylon stockings
actuating hard rn
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MX Blaecks
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>>107857951
Nothing MX is going to perfectly replicate buckling springs; I think MX blues come somewhat close but they're noisy.

There are "silenced" clickies like Gateron Lanes and Kailh Box Mute Jades, but these are still as loud as a normal switch, too loud for most offices.

Some keyboards might be quiet enough that these would be ok. My Brutal V2 1800 is many dbs quieter than my top mount Typface Monospace, both foamless with mx browns. And some people have tried drilling holes in the bottom of switches to replicate the silencing technique of the Haimu heartbeat. So here's my idea:

You get Gateron Lanes. You drill two small holes in the bottom of each switch to reduce the bottom-out loudness. You get a very quiet board like e.g. the Flatbrains Plaket XL, and build it with these sort of silenced clickies.
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>>107857857
they're accessible via the fn ke-
wait, what the hell

Beijing Time Tracker Edition

Discussion of Free and Open Source Diffusion Models

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https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide

>UI
ComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI
SwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI
re/Forge/Classic/Neo: https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassicneo
SD.Next: https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnext
Wan2GP: https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GP


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>>107858749
if we reach Chinese's new year (Feb 17, 2026) without a Z-image base release then it's fucking over
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>>107858747
hmm, I think something might be wrong on your side, shit's overcooked. I saw some examples where shit didnt come out as fried as this.
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>>107858749
>>107858756
>>107858772
Remember, Gwello, if it's good, it won't be local. Thank you for participating in Chinese culture.
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>>107858690
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Retard here, what does shift do? I don't remember using it with XL.

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>UIs to generate anime
ComfyUI:https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI
SwarmUI:https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI
re/Forge/Classic:https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassic
SD.Next:https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnext
Wan2GP:https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GP
InvokeAI:https://www.invoke.com/

>How to Generating Anime Images
https://rentry.org/comfyui_guide_1girl
https://tagexplorer.github.io
https://making-images-great-again-library.vercel.app/
https://neta-lumina-style.tz03.xyz/

>Output cleanup

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>>107858280
>no adetailer, just artist tags
Thanks, it really helped me anon.

Do you use Lora to improve quality though?
- Smooth Booster v4?
- Add detailer?
- Janku Trend?
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>>107858312
no
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>>107858312
NTA but I tried a couple of them and didn't notice anything substantial, they seem like a meme to me.
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Greetings from /jp/
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>>107858312
I made my own detailer nodes because FaceDetailer sucks.

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Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.
1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.

Useful links
>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/
>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/
>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General

>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?
>>>/g/iemg
>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?
>>>/g/spg/
>I want to buy some sort of emulation device
>>>/vr/hhg/


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bros I love chinky little speaker amps
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>>107857084
Tanks are gay though
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WTF I JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT CASHBACK. BEEN SPENDING HUNDREDS LIKE LAST 2 MONTHS AND I MISSED OUT ALL THIS TIME??
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>>107855141
Just list it on eBay for parts. Unfortunately you got scammed.
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>>107857159
i've been autistically talking about it for so long that i'm sure it's annoying people

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#define __NR_mmap                9


this is probably my favorite syscall of all time. we could spend weeks discussing this alone. it is extremely powerful, versatile, and widely used. not to mention, it's one of the (somewhat) rare six argument syscalls. some potential points of discussion:
> the addr argument, and its use without flags, with MAP_FIXED, and with MAP_FIXED_NOREPLACE
> file-backed vs anonymous mappings
> the concept of pages, page sizing, and alignment
> guard pages and PROT_NONE
> the actual meaning of SIGSEGV, and how there's more to segfaults than simply process crashes
> core dumps and stack traces
> other related signals, such as SIGBUS
> MAP_GROWSDOWN and the stack
> the use of mmap (as opposed to brk) for allocation via the *alloc family
> manual memory management vs an allocation scheme

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>>107841306
most based syscall out there
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>>107854159
Because it's the complete antithesis of the UNIX philosophy. It's a Worse is Better imitation of a feature from better operating systems.
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>>107854205
>Worse is Better imitation
???
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>>107845590
In line assembly doesn't work with msvc64, gotta do other shit to make it work now.
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I love mmap. It's what I use to read files into memory without any big fuss around it, it just werks. It's a lot better than fseek/fread and whatnot, as long as you don't mind the code not being as portable.


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