>>107736853
Nope.

>>107736853
yandex

>>107736866
Yandex committed sudoku for some reason.
Their entire image section has been broken for months now.

>works for me
No it doesn't and you'd know it if you used it for more than 2 minutes

>>107731236
What I believe is an effective strategy is as follows:
-The useful people should leave USA and join a competitor state and help build it up
-The useless people should stay here & do what they always do
This will likely take generations & you are unlikely to see the fruits in your lifetime.

I havent seen any better plans that put forward; they mostly rely on delusional hope.

>>107731236
Good thing ASI won’t see us for batteries. It will just build its own better batteries, and even if organic material found in humans is the best battery in the universe there is no reason for them to just not use some tumour blob of cells instead of a human with brain, skeleton and limbs.
>>107734813
>>107734891
AI won’t need slaves, it will need resources and land, your food can be burned for energy, your land can be paved over with solar panels for more energy, your items contain elements that can be used for processing units.
>>107733045
This is the only correct solution, unfortunately we are not on track to do so. Our leaders are relying increasingly on AI for decisions and wars are being fought by Palentir AI systems like Gotham that allow generals to vibe-order. Israeli targeted strikes supposedly are done with this AI and IDF commanders supposedly only check those strikes for less then 20 seconds. We are giving more and more of our decision making to AIs because they sometimes give us better decisions, and that is while we still have hallucination problems.

>>107731236
Education is key.

Probably?

Anyway, here's some AI resources I've been using to stay up to date.

AI News & Strategy Daily - https://youtube.com/@NateBJones

AI Engineer - https://youtube.com/@aiDotEngineer

Welch Labs - https://www.youtube.com/@WelchLabsVideo

The AI GRID - https://www.youtube.com/@TheAiGrid


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>>107731236
If that's what those in power want, we don't.

>>107736090
>>107736271

>avoid otherwise fucking up your life.
>Right now you sound... fragile.
If killing myself wouldn't be irresposible to the little left of my family, would do it. I just don't want to leave a mess for them with my stuff or anything else. I also don't have life insurance so that is even worse for them. Aside from that, reliabliy killing oneself is difficult; I don't have access to any guns (though I have seen enough people getting shot in the head and still surviving on WPD), nor do I look threatening enough for suicide by cops to be worth even trying. I am left with jumping from a high place and trying to land on my head (which might not work and if I land wrong I would survice even at ten stories high). Maybe sodium nitrite or 1,4BD? I would need alcohol for the latter.

I just I am just rambling that this point--none of that is realitic until I don't burden my family or anyone else. I just I will just try to get DIY HRT and hope that it makes me happy enough with my body to not want to destroy it. This really belongs on /r9k/ or /lgbt/...

>>107736271
>>>107736090
>>I remember your thread. You were debating whether to buy this or try to jailbreak a school laptop.
>That was almost a week ago--I thought I would have been forgotten by now...
*I thought everyone would have

>>107733509
You are having an emotional melt down over something that has not really happened yet. Like a slow motion car crash.
1. Try and cancel the order stating you have reservations that the new system might not be for you. It's not really an asshole move to make, people do it all the time.
2. Return the item, in perfect condition (otherwise you are an asshole), if you evaluate it and decide it doesn't work for you. It will probably cost you postage or something.
3. Deal with it and change up how you work. Maybe you will learn to love it.
4. You get anxiety attacks? Maybe learn how to deal with that.

>>107736803
>3. Deal with it and change up how you work. Maybe you will learn to love it.
I intend on doing that since it seems like the most reasonable thing to do and the seller doesn't accept returns, making 1 and 2 not apply.

>4. You get anxiety attacks? Maybe learn how to deal with that.
My learning is in progress and I think I have been getting notably better over the past year and a half. I think I'm mostly worried because this is a very large sum of money to me and I seldomly make any purchases--not even small ones.

>>107736915
Fair enough. Depending where you live, you may have consumer protections, but you'd have to go full Karen to take that route.

At the end of the day, you just made a slightly impulsive purchase. Not like you got robbed or anything.

>>107736935
you want to code it yourself or find some open source thing?

>>107736944
I want to use something already made and modify it slightly to maybe have a password on it or have a simple authentication system. Would lainchan / overboard be good enough for this? I can hack together a password system myself but installing it is hard for me.

>>107731292
>Rusty huge flat-head screwdriver for a droid
lol.

Once you legalize foreskin. It's all or nothing idiot.

>>107731303
>artificial skin
I am sick and tired of you people and your fetishes.
I do not want to fuck a squishy biocunt replacement that you can legally own again.
I want to fuck a goddamn ROBOT.

>>107736700
Well you are in luck, robots already exist and are everywhere! Get busy.

>>107731302
I don’t drink.

>>107736547
thanks sammy

>>107736306
As as I can tell running it, it is limited to the folder you run it in and incessantly asks if it is allowed to run commands, read files etc. Course I haven't checked out the code to verify this, but this is as it appears.
Also if you are gpumaxxing you can run claude code router and point it to a local llama.cpp instance and try out your own models. They are dumb, slow and don't work anywhere near as well, but it may depend on your use case.

>>107736547
I think qwen code has options to chose qwen or claude or chatgpt or coetera, on claude code interface. Have you tried that?

>>107736523
it wont youll just be less and less capable

>>107736306
It already did this to some redditor

>>107734818
>>107734831
Good morning saar

>>107734831
tell us what you ate/will eat for dinner today, and what you did today for leisure

>>107734951
>>107734976
buy an ad, no one cares about plastics gimmicks anymore

>>107734785
A rollable screen is a good idea but not as per these stupid graphics. The entire point is it should shrink down to a very narrow size, like a scroll. You can then have like a 1" width screen with several quick-access functions you use frequently. Then unroll to use it for anything serious. Excellent product potential that could finally change the shitty form factors we have to deal with in smartphone land. The real problem is the battery, but that should not be a problem if you are using it in mostly smaller size, which you would be if you bought this thing.

>>107734785
How does this rolling action work? It looks like it slides wider, which looks neat, but what is rolling and where?

>>107736903
Another zoomer thread.

>>107733062
well the homelab would be for my nas, and all kinds of services, media storage, and for any compute intensive tasks, I just wonder if it becomes a bit useless to go to the lengths of librebooting a Thinkpad when the problem I am solving is still present on other hardware I use. I suppose this is more a philosophical question

>>107733411
Sounds like spending a lot of time for little gain unless you really want to make a homelab.

>>107717435
Anon, this is glowtown.

>>107735054
Are the glowies in the room with us right now?

Thanks for keeping the thread alive, anon. Been checking some certifications

>>107732210
>What would you guys suggest?
If you just have a Samsung TV, then you need to do something else, which is easy and takes you only a few minutes to set up.

1. Install Kodi on your PC and set up the built-in DLNA server shown here: https://kodi.wiki/view/Settings/Services/UPnP_DLNA and point Kodi to your videos folder on your PC

2. Turn on you Samsung TV and look for the Kodi DLNA server. Now you can play all the videos from your PC's Kodi DLNA server on your TV.

OR

1. Install https://www.universalmediaserver.com/ and point it to your videos and set it up.

2. Turn on your Samsung TV and look for the Universal Media Server DLNA server and you can now play your PC's videos on your TV.

You can do either of these right now with little effort. Try it now.

>>107732210
You can't use Jellyfin. You're stuck on the TV. Buy an Android box or use your gay TV.

>>107717118
They have it already

>>107719148
Terrible

>>107732210
Don't listen to those two idiots who replied to you, holy shit. I've a Samsung TV and installed the Jellyfin app using Docker.
https://github.com/Georift/install-jellyfin-tizen
Nit really hard, just read the thing through, run that PowerShell command, and you're golden

>>107735725
>You lose 50% of the storage space since all data is duplicated

Yup that makes sense, I meant more like hypothetically if I had a pool of storage using RAID, the usage size is limited to the smallest drive in the pool. From what I've read so far that's only the case for stuff like RAID5, etc.? Like I said I only plan on using raid1 on identical drive sizes.

In regards to btrfs: I assume that'd it'd use the matching drives (8+8) (16+16) as raid 1 pairs, and present the pair as individual devices that are then added to the pool for 24tb total, but I figured I would ask to be 100% sure.

>>107735848
>btrfs has a lot fewer restrictions about adding new disks and rotating out old ones out
I think I'll do btrfs then.

>>107735848
>it's not out of tree
I didn't know what this meant so I googled it.
Is the issue here mainly that the out of tree module developers are at the whim of the upstream kernel developers, and shit can break at any time? So BTRFS would just be more reliable since Debian supports it naturally?

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I recently bought a windows 8 era laptop with a pretty bad pentium and 4gb of ram. I was wondering what distro would be the best purely on the basis of getting the most performance out of the laptop. I'm basically a complete novice at using linux, but windows 10 ltsc isnt cutting it so I figured its time to branch out and try something new.

>>107736569
start with Mint XFCE

>>107736577
Don't do this, Mint is extremely cumbersome
>>107736569
You've got more than enough horsepower for any distro with the KDE Plasma 6 desktop environment, which will give you basically the Windows GUI except without eating up all your RAM. If you're not interested in tinkering, there's several choices! The question is what sort of update frequency do you want?
>I want updates very, very, very rarely
Go with Debian KDE
>I want updates maybe once a week or month
Go with Manjaro KDE
>I want updates ASAP
CachyOS if and only if your CPU supports x86_64_v3

I too had to install Linux on an old laptop and worried that I needed to install a lightweight distro. So I did, only to discover I had a comically large amount of headroom lol. Windows trains you into believing your hardware is inadequate when it is not. So I put a Plasma distro on this bitch and it's been smooth sailing ever since. In the Linux world, lightweight doesn't mean it'll run on a 10yo laptop, but a 20yo laptop, so I doubt you will find yourself stretched thin on the CPU side with Plasma. But if that does end up being the case, consider using the Xfce desktop environment instead.

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>>107735984
>I mean everything is harder on linux
???
>I am now trying to install brave on fedora 43
There's multiple ways. First is this from the website; you paste this into the terminal and you are done:

sudo dnf install dnf-plugins-core

sudo dnf config-manager addrepo --from-repofile=https://brave-browser-rpm-release.s3.brave.com/brave-browser.repo

sudo dnf install brave-browser

The second way is you download the Brave Flatpak from your preferred app store. I believe there may also be an .rpm installers you can download from the GitHub, but don't quote me on that.

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>>107736641
>whoah !, anonz !
>i found a worse windows 2000 remake with more security holes than my macbook !
>a project stuck stale for over 15 years
> plus russian backdoors
gee, anon !
Make it your daily driver, it's not as if you had anything to hide except your loli porn ...

I've filtered all of these faggot anime pictures because all they do is spam and pretend to be smug while shitposting.
>>107736705
That doesn't make any sense at all. It looks like it's on track to release by 2030.

>>107736641
>Why isn't anyone talking about this?
Because it doesn't work.

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>>107736729
>I've filtered everyone making fun of me
Many such cases
>all they do is pretend to be smug
We're not pretending and we haven't even reached levels of smug that are normal
>ready by 2030
LMAO

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Just so we're clear. The only reason ReactOS exists is for testing shit we want to add to wine. The only reason wine gets any development is because a few of us want to ensure we can continue running eroge and VNs that are no longer supported by modern versions of Windows.

I repeat: We do not give two fucks about your AAA games or shit like photoshop. If something like that does run after you pull in a bunch of .dlls it's a happy accident.

We don't even care about Linux if I'm being honest. I only continue working on wine because it still works on NetBSD and FreeBSD. Mostly the first because that's what my friends overseas that hook me up with old discs for testing run on their machines that aren't old PC-98 clones.

I hope I haven't broken your spirit.

>>107731356
never forgot about it.
used it to show my friends how cool linux was back in 00's

i had a script that when this motherfucker crashed it restarted it

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>>107731356
??
Compiz is not needed. This effect is called "Unstable Windows" in KDE config

>>107734733
The Cube desktop switcher is there also.

>>107735342
Compositing ended the era of responsive UI and ushered in the era of lag.

Watching videos of Compiz (red matrix wallpaper) on YouTube in 2008 was my introduction to desktop Linux. I thought it was an OS from the future.

>>107736057
I think the SFF-8482 SAS socket can also interface with the whole SATA interface (data+power)
which is why power still has to be "passed through"

>>107736241
yeah i knew that, i just wanted to know if its cross compatible with both sas and sata or not.

>>107731070
You can do that with a single openwrt router/AP

>>107731535
>$54
You're getting ripped off
>>107731715
>aquantia
>disconnects in your path
heh nothin personnel
Also the x2 version is already available, but they cost more than the x1 vesion

>>107711221
Bitshift all system storage by non-consequtive prime numbers determined by a hash function that is derived from a random sampling of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music (1975), and the unused bits are a write-off for implementation simplicity. If this is too trivial, commit yourself to adhering to strict pig latin file naming conventions.

>>107736187
i would have to have seen the full convo to know for sure. i barely check the server nowdays though. something like interlocked fingers giving spaghetti is an SDXL limitation i believe due to the VAE. NAI doesn't do it very well either honestly. thats something youll either need to draw over manually and inpaint the area with a low denoise or ask a big model like nano banana to fix assuming the image is sfw

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>>107736237
Rather not dox myself, so no screencaps. Hell, even their faq channel ends with it saying that if any issue is encountered and WAI is the checkpoint, then ditch WAI. Not a good selling point but I have been sticking with the CFG at 5 and steps at 25, which makes batch gens come out a little faster. Though while I'm here, I'd like a second opinion on prompt order and prompt mixing. They say the former has no bearing on the final result, while the latter varies. "short black hair" in lieu of "short hair, black hair" is bad while replacing "pleated skirt, white skirt" with "white pleated skirt" sometimes works but my experiences tell me it radically depends more on the LoRA. Without any character LoRA and relying solely on the checkpoint, I can gen miniskirts true micro skirts without issue. Throw in a character LoRA and even "sling bikini top" is a crapshoot with most character LoRAs, which is a pet peeve considering what I'm trying to do.

>>107736353
i believe it depends solely on how the data was captioned. i remember that angel (illustrious creator) said they condensed redundant tags for illustrious, so black hair and long hair would be long black hair or black long hair (cant remember which). the lora creator probably just used a danbooru auto tagger and didnt condense the tags

>>107736415
Incidentally, the tutorial I used to create my LoRAs (all three of them and only the first breached triple digits for some reason) also suggested to condense tags where applicable, but mainly in regards to color "red jacket" instead of "jacket" if the jacket is red, for example. However, that's only due to those condensements already being accounted for in both the autotagger and Danbooru itself. Once I get back to LoRA training I'd like to see if "long black hair" or something similar that doesn't exist on Danbooru imrpoves or mucks up the final result. The tagging process is said to be the most important (albeit tedious) part of making a LoRA, tied with ensuring the dataset itself isn't garbage. Peeking at the metadata of some LoRAs, I suspect the datasets used are disproportionately R34 inclined at best. If I must agree with them on one thing, it's that a LoRA must be accurate to the source but flexible as well. Give someone big ol bitties or iron them into a washboard if you must, but don't make that the first pic in the showcase. Gives a false impression.