>touch controls
fuck off with this gay shit

>>106960825
I’m an Audiophile myself, I’m rocking Focal Clear MGs on a Questyle CMA800i DAC. They hold up well but it’ll be time for an upgrade in a couple more years

>>106971709
>just werks on all devices without extra EQ software and hassle
I don't see any configuration interface on the headphones, so this is almost certainly false.

Lotta seething changs ITT
Sennheiser won
It's over

>>106960825
>500€
They lost even before beginning.

>>106972384
>i don't use any js runtime
yeah, sure

>>106972384
Can you create your_youtube_client.lua?

>>106972441
it's true
the ui is written in c with my own gui toolkit and i extract youtube video formats that don't require js
>>106972495
my youtube client already has a mpv plugin version and you can browse youtube inside mpv

>>106972614
what about mpv --use-ika 'https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-raVWfwztas'

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>>106973068
already had this thought before ikatube_hook as a replacement of ytdl_hook
will try to work on it when i have time

>>106971681
I use bitlocker. I don't mind the glowies looking at my porn because they have to keep it a secret, it doesn't affect my life in any way.

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>>106971719
This. AES is the most studied cicpher in the world. You are almost infinitely more likely to be compromised by bad OPSEC than AES itself.

>>106971688
Which one is that?

>>106971739
Doesn't this still show the content of your files?

>>106971681
CPUs have AES hardware support, anything else will likely be way slower.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_instruction_set

So use AES if you need your drive to not be sluggish

cuck license lol

>>106971470
>Improve handling of lock nesting
Finally! Those lock nests are real monsters to manage.

>>106971495
A cuck license makes you the bull of the relationship

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Fuck off tranny not with me

>>106972102
>intel
bet there is somehow spyware that will make my computer explode if I install it

>>106972156
well well
if i use the airbus one my computer might crash.

https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Syne+Mono
Here it goes

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>>106968353
For me it's Jetbrains Mono

Also consider Input Mono and Commit Mono

>>106968353
>>Berkely Mono - Amazing (Pay to win)
People paid for this?
lol
lmao even

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>>106973152
>>106972952

>>106973097
>Mass production is scheduled for 2027.
Will most likely have to wait until 2028 to be able to buy these monitors; the monitors will last around 5 years, according to a TCL engineer (10 years for TVs).

>>106973139
I BELIEVE THE CHINESE WILL SUCCEED WHERE THE JAPANESE HAVE FAILED US.

>order a new DDR4 RAM from a major retailer
>get DDR2 stick
fml

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>>106973152
We all know Battlefield 6 is a shitshow ATM.
https://www.reddit.com/r/AMDHelp/comments/1o7iuw6/new_to_amd_battlefield_6_crashes_at_least_once_an/
https://www.reddit.com/r/AMDHelp/comments/1o476bb/i_cant_get_battlefield_6_to_run_for_more_than_5/

>>106967966
Same reason why everyone with a house doesnt have a solar panel on their roof generating free energy.

Upfront cost.

Everyone knows there's upfront cost, but what they dont want to or cant seem to get past is to simply take out a loan on the payment and make it a monthly payment. This makes the montly payment of ownership of solar cost the same or less than monthly electrical cost from utility power station.

>>106967966
>>106968072

Cloud made a lot more sense in the CPU Dark Ages where AMD was a nonfactor and buying more Intel cores was brutally expensive. Stitching a bunch of cheap rented disposable VMs together really could save you buckets of money. The whole reason Amazon invented those tools internally was to save themselves money relative to buying enormous servers and "minicomputers" from proprietary unix vendors with a swarm of x86 Linux servers, and then they had excess capacity to sell externally.

Now of course it's actually super easy to run your stuff at home on manycore machines with NVMe drives, and DHH is basically doing the business version of that.

>>106967983
it was the price to shill omarchy on /g/ for a month

>>106973235
kek

>>106973163
Almost no one goes from 1000 users to 1,000,000 users overnight. Most businesses in fact grow predictably year over year. And if your business is exploding, customers don't give a fuck if your site crashes or is slow and there's numerous case studies proving it. People will wait out the door in a blizzard if your business is popular but some nerds are paying 100% tax on cloud scalability.

>>106973008
>Isn't a disposable much easier and safer to use?
Easier yes, safer is debatable. I've cut myself with both in the past. With bad technique, a safety razor can cut you up much more than a disposable one, that much is true. If however you keep the disposable for longer because you don't want to waste as much money (as opposed to how long you use a blade for the safety razor) and it starts dulling, then the safety probably comes out on top.

If you have to use it while distracted or something or you can't be arsed to put some time aside to learn it, a disposable is likely your best bet. If you have the time to pay attention and learn the movement, I'd advocate for the safety personally.
In the end, both will work, though you can cut yourself on a disposable too, so don't assume it to be totally safe either.

>>106972680
im buff and wear it unironically when im by myself because i like it

>>106923741
i want an L Shape desk anons but with height regulated by an crank or other mechanical mechanism
i was thinking about making one but i tough i will search first

>>106963156
you broke it yourself after you realised you wasted money on SHIToko

>>106972553
link

>>106972788
A curated RSS feed is a much better option. Tons of interesting articles and zero AI slop. I just can't find a use case for linkedin as an employed individual.

>>106972792
we dont have cracker barrel where i live so i didnt get force fed news about the rebrand beyond "everyone is going nuts"/" 'nobody liked that' ". what's the tldr and why did amerimutts make it a political thing

>>106972814
well if nothing interesting ever shows up for you then whatever but i'd still just set up an email rule to bin its spam rather than delete the account entirely (they still have Your Data either way btw)

>>106972717
Do not. Social media is a waste of time and brain cells. Linked is completely useless, and so is GitHub, X and other "portfolio" / "personal branding" sites. Just focus on your job and do it well. All those sites are just data harvesting sites disguised as something beneficial to the user. Do not. Resist.

>>106973044
GitHub isn't useless retard. It's a repository for code not a pure social network.

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Obvious bug with Debian 13 + Xfce not showing the Ceratopsian theme. I installed through the installer (tasksel) so it would've included the desktop themes for current and past releases. For some reason it shows Xfce's default wallpaper instead.

>>106972855
It's not really good, but there's nothing wrong if you choose to use it over better options like flatpak and appimage.

>>106973049
Enjoy your systemd then. This shows the mirror status that Debian and other distros may use. I always check here first before proceeding in the installer in case something is down. If you select deb.debian.org it goes through a Fastly CDN but may not always pick a fast mirror.

https://mirror-master.debian.org/status/mirror-status.html

Which do you use for security updates in Debian 13?

SourcesList on Debian Wiki says use:
https://security.debian.org/debian-security

/usr/share/doc/apt/examples/debian.sources says use:
http://deb.debian.org/debian-security

Why would the wiki and the documentation give different URIs?

>>106970763
GNU/fpbp

>>106965516
the average "hacker" is in their 50s and up now. young people who do cool stuff don't identify with those orange fossils

>>106971976
Sounds a lot like /g/.

>>106965429
lol i wish you did, the mods have permanent sandy vagina

>>106967098
do you really believe that? like that's actual schizophrenia

>>106965429
You would've gotten way more praise and engagement if you posted that on LinkedIn.

>>106973100
they have extended support which you're expected to pay for (by either paying $30, spending 1,000 "microsoft points", or switching to a microsoft account in windows)

>>106973136
per month? year? week?

>>106973143
one time.

>>106973148
thats not bad honestly. what happens after the year? can i buy another or is that as far as they will support it?
not that I want to give MS a single cent. only curious.

>>106973237
that's all as far as official/consumer support goes. i doubt they'll renew it but you never know. they really want people to move to 11, but they can see most people are still on 10

for less legit options however, there's iot ltsc which has extended support until 2032. not something you can get if you prefer to stick to legit means, as it's not a consumer edition

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>>106971588
>a multitool with 30 different functions is useless
Literal skill issue. Next you'll say that why are knives, scissors, pliers, screwdrivers, sawblades and files a thing when you can just smash things with a rock.

I have a Victorinox Compact and a proper small foldable knife (lionsteel n.one) with me at all times.
Haven't needed more.

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>>106971588
Really, i always have to grind it, to make the knives usable.

>>106971486
also it explosively opens all tools at once inside your pocket, stabbing you on the leg when AWS goes out.

>>106972683
Holy comma splices. Learn how to use them properly next time.

>>106963297
Grooming and targeting children with tranny ideology to castrate children

>>106971538
trve engineers dualboot
Windows in the streets, debian in the sheets

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>>106963297

>>106963297
buy an ad

>>106963297
I'm bisexual myself, and this honestly offends me, why the hell do they have to make a fucking mascot be of some sexuality?
Because I personally would never feel represented by having a genderless womyn have a bifag pin on her bag.
Is it that fucking difficult for western fags to make media about LGB people that isn't offensive to the male GB population?

>>106972382
Old machine no nvme

>>106972373
If you're stuck with SATA, that's probably the best CxB you'll get.
As always, 3-2-1, regardless of brand and model. I have a few on clients PCs and only had one of them fail. Compared to Kingston A400, where 4 of them failed after <2 years on a 14 SSD batch, they're leagues better.

Again, don't trust it to last forever, but the performance is fine for what it is. They're made to be cheap, but good enough. TBW iirc of a 240GB model is around 30, but most games are usually read-heavy, and not write-heavy, but it mostly depends on the game, so YMMV.

>>106972898
Wow that seems pretty low. I’ve only owned my computer for 5 years and I’ve written 44TB to the ssd through mostly just casual gaming use. Would that lower capacity drive have just failed on me by now?

>>106973092
Probably? I had a CX300, 120GB, that lasted 3 years. Ended up replacing an HDD at work on an older laptop, with only 4% of its life remaining. Not sure how long it lasted, since I just gave it away for lab uses.
I'm checking the exact TBW of this SSD, and the 960GB version has 240TBW. I'm looking at this review from tomshardware:
https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/crucial-bx500-ssd,5377.html
I can't find the datasheet right now, I'm bumping heads with Zabbix at work :P
If I can find anything I'll post it here.

>>106972373
No this SSD doesn't support games. Get a gaming SSD.