>>107118541
Well, should every user of Photoshop or Blender be an artist? Basically, yes, disregarding outliers. 3D printers are for prototyping novel objects, so it's normal if only people interested in fabrication are using them.

TP5100

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TP5100 lipo charger board

>>107117053

Batteries. Besides that chemical advancements in resin printing. The whole print in a gel medium thing is neat but completely unrealistic for consumer shit.

>>107116993
What even happened here?

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>>107115552
You already nailed it OP. It's going to flop.

Hey, let's see how much money we can make off these LGR Fanboys and Greybeards by rehashing all of our old crap into some stupid raspberry pi clone with a C64 emulator.

They need to focus on making a useful minimalist OS, that would be cool. Instead they'll market the c64 again. Dross.

>>107115552
>Commodore is back with modern hardware in a retro-inspired chassis, and a new Linux-based OS, Commodore OS Vision 3.0,
>based around the same principles that made the original Commodore appealing for enthusiasts and hobby programmers.

Those two halves of the sentence aren't really compatible with each other.

The original Commodore wasn't about being "retro". It looked like that because it was the norm back then. It was the cost efficient and logical design back then.
The original Commodore didn't use a unix insipired OS originally made for mainframes, because it was a PERSONAL COMPUTER in it's purest form. Nothing against Linux, but by design it's the polar opposite of what Commodore was.
The original Commodore didn't just use "modern" hardware either. It used unique hardware. That was particular true with the Amiga. Nobody needs another x86/ARM linux box.

>>107115552
>Commodore [International] returns
not if the Italians stop them first

>>107115552
>Linux-based OS

How dare you do this to King Terry, lover of the Commodore? Heathens!

OP here. I was sent a defective laptop by System76 TWICE. Keyboard double-types. Pressing a key will cause it to fire twice. The left shift key was crunchy as hell and wouldn't fire half the time. The left control key was the same. I returned the defective unit and was sent a replacement unit. The replacement unit was also defective in the exact same ways. Half the keys on the keyboard felt like there was dirt under them. Avoid System76 laptops. Their desktops are solid, however (I own one and it works great).

>>107118601
Wait, people still don't know 99% of those "boutique" vendors are just rebranded Clevo resellers? LOL

>>107119060
kek

I buy DELL

>>107118601
Should have bought a macbook

>>107118498
>farts in your faggot retard face

>>107118501
beating or not beating white kids didn't make them smarter or dumber

nor did it affect the niglets

>>107118274
I am waiting for Affinity to be able to run in Linux.

>>107118477
more like they were forced to implement built-in linux VM capability because the dev experience on windows is so fucking garbage unless you use a language supported by visual studio, and because nobody runs server software on windows

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>>107118274
>2024 crowdstrike outage happens
>everything is fucked in australia because 80% of our infrastructure runs on windows

>>107118656
I agree, that is also an important, complicating factor.

>>107118399
Clown girls are a gay zoomer meme

>>107118694
Nigger worshipper kys

>>107118530
And we hit the wall. That's it.
You'll get another year of slight improvement then it will begin to degrade and get worse, just like standard LLM shit has.

>>107119143
>And we hit the wall. That's it.
That's what people have said every year
That's what people said when the Will Smith spaghetti video was new

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First 20 second 720p sample from the anime: After the rain.

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>>107119169
Output VP9 transcode using OP params.

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>>107119169
>>107119179
FFmetrics of these 2. Not sure what scores to aim for but they already seem pretty fucking high from the get-go.

>>107117995
Works fine for me. Your box must be shit.

>>107117556
your only choice is jellycon + kodi

>>107087873
>>107108992
Thanks anons, got it delivered yesterday and does exactly what I needed.

>two directories, one with 8000 images and one with 1000 videos
I've been using Jellyfin for months already and it works great for streaming stuff to my phone at home, however I'm concerned that the directories are getting too bloated.
I heard that Jellyfin isn't too fond of dealing with images, and that having too many files in a single directory causes issues for both the OS (Kubuntu in my case) and the apps that explore it (Dolphin and Jellyfin).

Is the issue overblown or is it something that will bite me in the ass later if I don't fix it now?
If I should fix it, would using a script and moving the files to a 3-level dir tree composed of the first six letters of each file's SHA256 hash to distribute them evenly work?. Something like
>/ab/cd/ef/filename.ext

>>107068835
>>107081288
Can't you just make a plugin?
https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/server/plugins/

>>107109215
His name was Mister Arnold in this movie.

And there were others, they were operating with a skeleton crew after everyone else fled the hurricane.

>>107112208
The canonically also used cray super computers, and he really didn't spare any expense. The whole system worked fine and was on par with other major theme parks. The only reason it failed it because Dennis Nedry made it fail.

>>107113197
iirc the story goes that spielberg was, as usual, a fucking hack but one with infinite jew sheckels, and because they were already doing lots of edited-in special effects but ALSO lots of practical effects the budget was fuckhuge and the props guy was a tech wonk so he proposed it and they just kinda let him do it because outright buying face plates of a bunch of supercomputers paled compared to the dinosaur puppets with custom milled aluminum skeletons

supposedly most of them got returned but they kept a few and i think they were re-used in a couple other movies. sorta like how when you go on IMFDB there's notes sometimes saying that some super cool crazy spacegun that would have been like 25 grand at the time even for the civilian model was procured by DOCTOR FIREARMS, PROPSMASTER and IS THE VERY SAME ONE THAT APPEARED IN [link]

>>107118447
i know thats why i specified "in the reboots"

>>107118447
I said this in the thread two days ago, the entire thing is automated.

>>107112507
So good IT then

>>107118256
Where is the amogus?

>>107116588
If you run stting functions on an array it will return an array of results.
For example
$x = "a", "b", "c"
$x.ToUpper()
Will return an array of uppercase letters

An array with multiple elements is considered truthy, so the if check passes.

>>107117831
yeah, that's about as dumb a behaviour as I thought it was gonna be

>>107117831
that makes no sense. i hate jeets so much.

here you go retard gpt'd it for you

you get:

startswith match
The output: "Request failed with error: ('Connection aborted.', ConnectionResetError(10054, ... 404)".
So StartsWith fires, even though the output looks like it clearly doesn’t start with that string.
What’s really happening
The key is this line:
$output_02193410 = py script.py http://4chan.org/g
PowerShell doesn’t automatically capture stdout as a string from an external command the way Bash does. Instead:
$output_02193410 receives an array of output lines (a [string[]]).

If py script.py printed multiple lines, $output_02193410 now holds multiple entries.


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>>107118987
That's wrong, anon already figured it out here >>107117831

>>107113635
If this is AI. We're fucking cooked.

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do ai retards have some sort of aphasia or something? how the fuck do they look at ai shit and go "yeah this looks just like real life"

>>107112621
No way this one is AI

>>107118925
stop samefagging

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>>107116683
Whoa yours is great. I gotta download some icon themes.

>>107118715
Step on me and call me incel

>>107116683
dotfiles?

>>107119105
.files

I honestly can't understand where all this "let's all shit on GNOME" comes from, to be honest. As a Linux user who's tried almost every DE and standalone WM and who's currently using GNOME on his main desktop PC I kinda regret not having tried it earlier: it feels snappy, coherent and very comfortable as a daily workstation. The only thing which comes close to GNOME in my experience is Cinnamon but it's uglier and lack of Wayland support is kinda bad right now.

>>107107745
You're not supposed to use the app grid to launch frequently used apps when using a keyboard, it's there for touch and mouse only users. Use the dash by clicking/tapping or by using its keyboard shortcuts or press the Super/Windows key and type the app's name, GNOME isn't and shouldn't be designed for baby ducks that refuse to move on from Win9x.

>>107107757
Don't tell me what to do

>>107113296
>ultimate eXPerience
I see what you did there. The infamous legend.

>>107107778
>MUH OOOOOOOONIX FAILOSOPHIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>MUH MINIMOILIIIIIIIIIIIISM
Go fuck yourself you utterly retarded nigger, that """philosophy""" is completely fucking stupid creating crippled software.

>>107119001
>highly secure standalone networking, please understand

>>107119004
I like how Tailscale massive popularity is making that "argument" severly outdated, but fucking boomers are still grasping at straws even though covid proved that remote worker is completely viable. The only ones losing with remote work are the boomers with their real estate especulation.

>>107119050
>Tailscale
OwO !!

>>107119050
it's literally a classified network mate

>>107118924
The project I’m working on launches in a little less than a month so I think I’ll ask then. My boss has been really busy with hiring and I’ve been very communicative about the status of the project but ik if I talk about a raise and use my work on this project as leverage, there won’t be a whole lot to show for it yet

I just bought a decent SSD for my T480 but I'm reconsidering if it's even worth it at this point, instead selling it and buying an AMD T14 Gen5.

>>107118832
Interdasting, I was able to look through the settings of 4 other X230s I had access to, and found that only 1 of them did not have the Computrace setting at all, but the remaining 3 did. I promptly permanently disabled Computrace on them, but the options for it was still available, just that I was unable to re-enable it. Curious.

Does anyone have an idea hwat's the deal with the 2 that don't have the option at all?

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>new thinkpad
cringe
>old thinkpad
based

simple as

>>107119057
What is the threshold for old?

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>>107119091