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>>106779639you just need to get yt-dlp setup with pipx and updated to the latest version because youtube is always breaking it then you can run his command from your terminalyt-dlp --flat-playlist --print urls
yt-dlp --flat-playlist --print urls
>>106775567>Win 7WTF lolYou do know that all of the 'new Windows BAD' commentary is just boomerspook fearmonger trash by retarded people, right?You have basically decided 'I don't want Microsoft to know a few nothingburger things about my Windows usage, BUT I REALLY, REALLY want everything I own and do to be completely viewable and accessible to China, Russia, North Korea, India, Somalia, Pakistan, etc...'The machine is probably a malware/spyware piñata by now.
Besides Malwarebytes, what are some good one-off virus scanners? I just want to download it, d/c from the internet, do a full scan and then remove it.Thanks
>>106775327How do I get this font to work on 4chanxt https://www.dafont.com/pixel-operator.font
I use Zone A for passive bookshelf speakers but can install wires from the same plugs for an active subwoofer?
Notepad++ is good, but I also use Dreamweaver CS6.>>106778232>/advertise accepts card payments>/pass does notexplain that
>>106779329Trans, Diversity (in)Equity and inclusion , lgbtq+ pronouns, antifa, Hasan piker, basically the american corporate and academic safespace + bright dyed hair and nose ring package.
>>106778247At least it's not another electronshit?
>>106778995echo 'I denounce the Talmud'
echo 'I denounce the Talmud'
>>106778213saar
OnePlus 15 Edition>What phone has X and Y feature?Don't ask, use these!https://versus.com/enhttps://nanoreview.net/https://www.cnet.com/https://www.kimovil.com/en/compare-smartphoneshttps://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&s=queryGood Resources:>Reviewshttps://versus.com/enhttps://nanoreview.net/https://www.cnet.com/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106779093interest free ways to spread out the phones retail value over 2-3 years is fine. just know the remaining balance has to be paid before getting a new one. some companies let you pay less than the remaining balance to get a mew phone too like verizon.
>>106779482I already have the SD card out of it, I want my old photos on the internal storage
Some cool smartphone related content for you anons.https://youtu.be/OqhCbyAM9_I?si=MxkvxPTsQjrRGi3uhttps://youtu.be/TaleVmAgsUE?si=hhCNUPYfzwfQDf3Chttps://youtu.be/ho2l535hf-A?si=pqoHWImz9t-EqxyV
>>106772081My galaxy S7 Edge is the same size as my iphone 17 pro. The only difference is the camera bump.
Was the Motorola G96 a paper launch? I can't find it anywhere
The future we were robbed of.
>>106780036> weird text editorYes, acme is a non-starter because it is just way too mouse-centric. Cool idea, and I applaud the attempt, but the time has come to say goodbye to that one.Some plan9 stuff has already been incorporated into linux. We’re still waiting for an important one: the re-implementation of tcp/ip as filesystem objects rather than berkeley’s first cut with accept() bind() etc. The cpu server didn’t really pan out. We already had screen, rsh, remote X11. If course, nowadays we also have 64 core machines with 96 core gpus, so much less need to run something on a random “compute” server.Plan9 would have been fine for getting work done though, it’s otherwise unremarkable.
no, Smalltalk systems were supposed to be the future.you are all stuck in thinking of terms of files and shit, using Bash to pipe around strings and shit.everything could have been a Smalltalk, viisual shell. your todo notes could have been graphical arrays of structs or maps (is done?, text). all functionality to operate on these data structures available at a right click, or keyboard shortcut. PNG and JPEG images could just be objects, with graphical displays for editing functionality.all of your data could be automatically persisted to disk, no need to even fucking think about files.the shell simply reloads its state it had when it shut down, everything is back exactly where it originally was.
This is fuckin nasty.
>>106776562Looks like placeholder for future UI. Worst hind of placeholder, neither minimal nor pretty.
>>106780809kind*
Is Unreal Engine dogshit?
>>106779190id would just hand you the source code and say "good luck" while epic would provide engine support
>>106779320>id would just hand you the source code and say "good luck"ok, that's kind of based.
>>106776515Seems to be, yeah. Pretty much every game out there made with UE5 suffers from it. It's either poor performance or poor image quality due to all the temporal accumulation effects looking like utter crap, or both in many cases. UE5 is the thing all these games have in common.
>>106779190Unreal didn't go down a path that disallowed wide open spaces to run (Id Tech IV, engine could not handle large areas so every game on it was cramped) or chase meme techs that had an infamously shitty initial outing (Id Tech V, VRAM wasn't enough at release for megatextures to be any good and nobody wants their 2011 AAA game to be full of textures that look like a 1997 game's)
>>106776515Unreal Engine does have problems but most non-coder game bros fail to understand. It's legacy code, leaky resource automation, and complexity.
/adg/ - AniStudio Diffusion General>What is AniStudio?An executable engine and editor for image, video and edit diffusion models written in C/C++ utilizing the stable-diffusion.cpp library.>How To Install:Download the Release for your OS and Platform (Cpu and GPU architecture)Unzip the compressed fileIf you are using Windows and you don't have VS C++ redistributable installed, run the installer included with the releaseIf you downloaded a GPU specific backend, please consult the documentation: How to Install GPU DependenciesRun the .exe in the ./bin/ directoryHave fun!>Why?I created this application to leverage C/C++ for a highly modular and parallelized system capable of loading, inferencing, and training machine learning models, all within a unified UI. Existing UI solutions often rely on external tools for refining or editing, or suffer from runtime performance issues due to techstack limitations resulting in inconsistent rendering, slow loading, and unoptimized implementations. AniStudio is designed to maintain consistent performance under heavy loads allowing users to multitask traditional media creation and AI generated media with the freedom and power of C/C++.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Keep going, Ani. Some of us remember what "local" actually means.
>>106762385Ani, you have the full backing of every maid on this site right now. How can we further assist you?
>>106778000KEKbased (and sext) maids
>>106771764Post more maids
bumpity :3
Why are you not using the GOD stack, /g/?
bump
>>106746482
The real question: why on GOD's earth would you use the GOD stack
Previous /sdg/ thread : >>106754581>Beginner UIEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.ioSwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI>Advanced UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUIForge Classic: https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classicreForge: https://github.com/Panchovix/stable-diffusion-webui-reForgeStability Matrix: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix>Early Preview UIAniStudio: https://github.com/FizzleDorf/AniStudioComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106780480What do you mean?
>>106780610>>106780615cuties
>one day and 12 hours agoWhen will the random garbage dump start that conveniently summons the mysterious """baker anon""" perfectly on time?
>>106780610i spend more time here than youeasily
I've been looking for cheat sheets for Regex, as a few of my extensions use it. And I stumbled upon this site https://overapi.com, pic related. The main page offers a ton of cheat sheets for many programming languages, complete with links to the documentation when you click on each element. The thing is, the site itself is a bit questionable (why does it have categories for Facebook and Yahoo that only link to the main site and their Wikipedia page?), but this got me thinking, what are some must have resources for this sort of stuff? I don't mean just programming languages, I'm especially interested in stuff like the uBO solutions list they have on Reddit: https://old.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/wiki/solutionshttps://old.reddit.com/r/uBlockOrigin/wiki/solutions/youtubeAnd yes, I know there's an official /g/ wiki, but it's a bit intimidating to slog through because of how much stuff is in there.
whats with the stupid texture'd backdrop?
>>106780465I don't know, the site itself is quite weird. Which is why I was asking for better alternatives. I know there are a ton of cheat sheet websites out there, but that makes finding the best ones even harder.
>>106780287I just use something like regexr when I need to write complex regex. You learn a lot faster actually applying the stuff in real-time than attempting to memorize everything.
>>106780491I personally use Regex101https://regex101.comNot entirely what you want, but it DOES have a list of things in the bottom rightIf you need something more structured, the Ruby Regex docs are decent, and cover a lot of things. Not all of them are supported by every regexp engine, but a lot of things use the same engine ruby doeshttps://devdocs.io/ruby~3.4/regexp
>>106780512>>106780665Thanks! I don't know how well real time testing it would go though, seeing as the extensions I input it in (Redirector and 4chan XT's filter fields) already have most of the code built-in so to speak.
Tech got bubble bursted because women made these videos...If you have a good thing going, why the fuck would you ever tell the world?
>>106778294They'll lose out on the attention with more competitors though
>>106774127What are the chances she paid for that car herself?Can't even tell if it's a tesla, BMW or Mercedes
>>106774127Tech companies outsource all programming work and replace anyone technical with an H1B visa holder working for peanuts because the payroll is filled with thousands of "project managers" like this who get paid low 6 figures to pretend to read emails and "organize meetings."MBAs should hang from street lights for what they did to tech.
>>106780211It's a Porsche, I think.
>>106777907newfags must go back
What kind of usecases does GTK work for?In what kind of usecases does GTK NOT work?What is the REAL usecase for GTK?
>>106777873usecase for getting mad?
I switched from gentoo to fedora 1 yr ago because contrary to the source based philosophy, recompiling packages would often not be successful and would require manual debugging. I switched back to fedora because it has sane RHEL defaults, SELinux is enforced by default. I just dont really have to fuck with it too much but gentoo taught me how to set my system up from a more in-depth perspective.I just want to know if there is a way to get OpenRC as my default init system and replace systemd from a fresh minimal fedora net install. Maybe there is some compatibility layer that I can use that translates systemd functions to openrc?
>>106779797>recompiling packages would often not be successful and would require manual debuggingBeen using Gentoo for 2 years and I can count on one hand the number of packages that have failed to compile. And those failures turned out to be my fault because I accidentally deleted the -O2 compilation flag from my make.conf file. You probably have a misconfiguration somewhere.>can i run fedora without systemd?Lol, lmao even.
>/g/ called the iPhone 17 series and Air a flop>every single influential streamer and content creator loves them>they start selling like hotcakesAre you ready to apologize to Tim, /g/?
>>106776668Apple is the worlds greatest company. I honestly, don't care if they ever make AI like we need MORE slop in this universe. Does it help me if Apple makes you videos of yourself dancing with mario mushrooms? Do we need another paragraph typer? They make a damn good phone and it looks sweet and it fits into the excellent ecosystem. What more can you ask for?
>>106778673We just wanted to get her the best model available. Since her eyesight is getting worse, having a bigger screen was the top priority in a phone.
>>106777100only the orange states of america get the jeetphone
>>106778282>I got richBuddy, wagie adults care less about what phones each other use than you do on an anonymous board. Even if you have money, which you don't, you're spiritually poor and everyone can/will be able to tell.
>>106776902your sister was right and your mother will enjoy the gift.don't feel bad anon, be happy you have your family
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Never download a bot linked in this thread. Get bots from this site or make your own:https://fables.gg/These people won't be able to weaponize the attention you give them against the thread, unlike the botmakers that you find here.Hit them where it hurts by taking away the little pond/big fish effect they need.Kill them with indifference.Spit on their corpses.They're parasites.
NovelAI QRD: They sell your data.
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>>106780733Spitebake.
>Lisp is a family of programming languages with a long history and a distinctive parenthesized prefix notation. There are many dialects of Lisp, including Common Lisp, Scheme, Clojure and Elisp.>Emacs is an extensible, customizable, self-documenting free/libre text editor and computing environment, with a Lisp interpreter at its core.>Emacs Resourceshttps://gnu.org/s/emacshttps://github.com/emacs-tw/awesome-emacshttps://github.com/systemcrafters/crafted-emacs>Learning EmacsC-h t (Interactive Tutorial)https://emacs-config-generator.fly.devhttps://systemcrafters.net/emacs-from-scratchhttp://xahlee.info/emacshttps://emacs.tvComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106780347why do you think you should learn something other people shill instead of trying out what interests you (and ignoring things which dont)? do you have agency?
>>106780598>reddit>good
>>106779876Scheme is significantly smaller and 95% similar to common lisp. If you know one you can switch to the other very easily. What you stick with is a matter of preference. I started with CL but I prefer Scheme for example. Both have great learning resources
>>106780687scheme and elisp are all you ever need
>>106780598Reddit open sourced their lisp version and it was a nothingburger, after getting it to work it was severely incomplete and lacking compared to the web archive version, and had a completely different stylesheet for some reason.
