My biggest hard drive a 12Tb WD JUST FAILED DURING THESe prices
>>107696213i like to hoard games especially psx, ps2, gamecube etc
>>107703065Install a tool like CrystalDiskInfo or GSmartControl and look at the drive dataIf there are any yellow or red lines aka warnings like in pic related, the drive isn't good anymore
>>107696098Stop crying, you dumb bitch. Just buy a batch of cheap drives and run a RAID-5.
>>107696098I'm getting anxious because mine is filling up. Checking daily for any deals but I know that's just wishful thinking
3 Seagate drives. 3 Failure3 WDC drives. 1 failure3 Toshiba drives, 0 failureToshiba is the best
have been a disaster for the human race.
>>107705124its an English holday , the day after Christmas Day where men can beat their wives legally.
What is the link with lithium-ion batteries? It's not referenced anywhere
>>107705051Wow a thing that stores a lot of energy in small space can just release its energy if things go wrong? Nobody thought of that! If you invent new batteries with 10 times the capacity they gonna be even worse for safety standarts, you know? A thing that has many joules tighly packed is basically a bomb
>>107705051>a mother and two children died in a blaze in their home>the father, a british police officer, was able to escapeWhat a hero.
>>107705767By the sounds of things in the article, the mother and father were trying to get to the children's bedroom, father got out to try and enter from the outside, mother died inside.Remember kids, smoke alarms save lives.
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>>107703794There won't be a crash, what's gassing the price of DRAM and other components is literally just lack of supply constrained because manufacturers want to PREVENT a crash in the price of DRAM, there is already 1 HMB fab coming online. The simple fact is that DRAM and all other components are still worth less than the value AI provides, and much AI value is still locked away. 1 example, with enough compute and memory you could compress down all files on your system 10-100x and generate or decompress the needed ones on the fly. Not just files, identified blocks of memory can be replaced with the code that generated it, a super garbage collection ability. GPUs where already shooting up in price before AI literally because of Leisure (video games) and mining. These datacenters could mine or become render farms, HPC centers, they don't have to do AI rendering.Of course Google is already using AI as part of their DeepResearch program, the value of which already dwarfs the value of computer parts.
>>107705378>miningBtc needs asics and eth moved to pos years ago. This makes me suspicious of the other things you're saying, but I don't care enough to research.
>>107705378The problem was never components (that's just the consumer-gamer's problem) its the datacenter expansion that's the "bubble". Increasingly more datacenters are being built, needing more power/networking infra and causing component shortfalls in a build-out cycle that should have been over a year ago. The problem is all that capital is being financed with debt/circular buyouts instead of hard assets (which tech has been hording for the past 10 years). The debt, like in 2008, might cause a domino affect for anything (land, operator, software, hardware etc) data-center related. AI has been, and still is, an unproven productiviy enhancement; it promises to automate almost everything but the hard automation (self driving cars, robotics) has yet to go mainstream and the easy automation (ai blogs, sass, image gen, slop etc) has shown little benefit, its just automating bullshit jobs that shouldn't be there in the first place..
>>107705482My point is that there is no line where there are "too many" datacenters. They literally turn sunlight or sludge or gas into intelligence or at worst rendering. It can't be "overvalued" because the inputs are all worthless and the outputs is literally capital.But to fit my argument into something you're economic theory can understand. Even with this massive rollout datacenters are still massively under produced due to supply and labor constraints.
>>107703794He lost nearly a billion dollar shorting Tesla. His claim to fame was winning ~$700M.The grifter
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>>107704141that ain't normal.I had harddrives last more than 10, and ssds be stable for over 8.
>>107705498>>107705547The bootloader specification isn't even specific to Systemd. It's just something they came up with as a standard config file format for booting systems so instead of messy Grub scripts you can have a nice standard config file that defines everything without having to run a fucking shell to interpret it.
>>107705781This by the way would have saved Archlinux from their bootloader blunder that broke Grub for some users because they changed the scripts and required a re-install of it. With BLS they are free to change the internal implementation and it doesn't matter.
>>107703639Make a Ublue image.
>>107704502reinstalled OS. Everything works.How is the ssd dead? How are you going to cope?
So, this shit is dead and captcha won't work anymore.How are you supposed to use 4chan now?
>>107702280>>107679711It doesn't work, unless it only works with the more difficult ones, I see no difference when it only asks me to solve 1 captcha.
>>107705668No, it changes too much from vanilla 4chan. I only miss the cascading post chain hiding.
>>107705466>The base 4chan experience is fineFor you.
>>107705800You can literally disable any feature, actually you can even remove anything you don't want, the script isn't that big to work on.
>>107705768The original version works well for me from >>107702280
>draw the rest of the fucking owl: the book
>>107700794CSbabby has never touched a real math textbook
>>107704863Mathtard thinks specializing into obscurity makes their drivel "real"
>>107705104Mathemababbies tend to get hung up on real analysis, whereas computing mostly needs discrete math, finite fields, and numerical analysis.Both sides ought to do more category theory and modal logic, but those are rarer.
What the fuck were you doing in highschool that you are not mentally prepared for this text?I don't really know where else you could start with discrete math, this is a very good book for a starting point into it.
>>107700794i bought this then got filtered immediately and bought the stewart precalculus book because i realised i'm a brainlet
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>>107705705https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9kGpx88MoE
*blocks your path*>OpenAI bought 40% of DRAM wafer supply>Crucial dead>3 manufacturers, all cutting outputjust rent compute from bezos bro
>>107704801PC gaming is kill.
>>107704833Capitalism is about permanent exponential growth.How do you - as a tech company - grow in time when Moore's law is dead, chips don't get faster anymore and to get more compute you simply have to build larger computers - something individual consumer just can't afford?You change your grift - first was cloud computing, next "big data", later cryptocurrencies and now AI.It's not just that CEOs are evil scammers - they have to be - that's what they're hired for and what they have to do under the principles of capitalism - they're simply adapting to the changing environment, shifting into areas that can still maintain growth instead of clinging to already stagnated ones.
So I just need to do basic tasks like listen to music, stream video, and browse basic websites. Is installing windows 2000 a bad idea? How fucked will I be for drivers?The reason I want to do this for one, it's botnet free, and two it was the most streamlined of classic operating systems. I really have a boner for Windows 2000 and I just want to know if it's even moderately viable to use in this day and age.
It's just a slower WinXP
Put it on a virtual machine on your current PC and see if anything doesn't work. My browser on Windows 7 (Opera) won't update unless I also update Windows, and this has started to result in some websites not loading for me, so you're guaranteed to eat more shit than you expect to.
>>107705709You'll have to use old hardware to get proper driver support. I've seen people install it on modern motherboards with a lot of hacks and workarounds, but even then they have to use old graphics and sound cards. That said, it should do what you need. Kmeleon will let you browse some sites, but half the Internet is locked behind cloudflare these days. If you installed the kernel extension you may be able to use an XP browser like Supermium or Newmoon, which would get you much better results. Failing that, you could use browservice and have modern chrome do all the rendering on another computer and then stream the webpage as a series of images to the win2k machine. Ikatube lets you stream YouTube to vlc or mpv, but is very limited. There's a fork of ytdlp for xp, but not 2k, kernel extension may help here. You may be able to use invidious in kmeleon, but the new capchas might block it.
>>107705746It's not slower, it just has less features
>>107705764Isn't opera just a chrome fork these days? Why not just use a different fork the supports 7.
>there are people that use a computer without one of these installed
>>107705853I have a Blu-Ray drive installed in my table.
>you're destroying the environment>ok give us repairable phones and batteries>OY VEY!!!Why are they like this?
>>107704636most banks moved to mobile-onlyit's okay I already understood that you're a NEET, no shame
>>107704663euros are cattle we know you're fucked were worried about real humans
>>107704747>wereoh you're one of THOSE
>>107701910>so no innovation is ever allowed to happenThis was the funniest bait ITT. Like making batteries harder to replace has anything to do with innovation. Too bad people immediately understand that the battery tech itself can still improve even if the sizes are standardized. If people would be just a little bit dumber this would really hit the spot.
>>107701910The most innovation happens when there's heavy restrictions, when you get rid of any restrictions you just end up with absolutely fucking bloat and slop
>hurr durr cnile!Sorry you're jealous, but the rest just can't compete with the best.
>>107698113>Also, I define alternative to C++ to be some other superset of C that can directly #include C header files.This psychotic obsession with backwards compatibility is the reason C++ is such an abomination to begin with.
I want learn C++ what book do you reconmend for a retard.
>>107704931No its not. The backwards compatibility excuse is pure bullshit. C++ is an abomination by design. The core issue with c++ is the obsession with adding more and more overcomplex, terribly designed library features, whilst neglecting the actual language itself.
>>107701882>They also make sure features are as narrow as possibleAnd always badly named.
>>107698216Regarding the move semantics I just found out a destructor gets only called, when you move an object into another. The object on the right side will get destroyed, but the one on the left side not.just the members on the left side will be destroyed it seems.Then I try to fucking write logic for tracking, when a member of the object gets destroyed and it DOESNT FUCKING FIREwasted too much time
Jiff or Ghiff?Sue-doo or Sue-dough?Goo-ey or G-U-I?Nome or Guh-nome?Cash or Kaysh?Cute or Q-T?
>>107705841However you like.
Why is this so comfy /g/?
>>107698609There is no reason to use that or vim over VSC. My 10 year old 3GiB laptop can easily run it together with a browser on youtube+tabs. It is free as in freedom and open source, has a big community developing add ons, and is well designed. It even has an integrated terminal in case you use windows for some reason.
>>107699187>>107699937Spacemacs is chock-full of outdated super slow packages. Check out either Helheim (Helix/Kakoune keys) or Doom Emacs (Vim keys) if Spacemacs is too slow for you.https://github.com/anuvyklack/helheim-emacsAlso make sure you have Emacs 30. Emacs 29 and 30 had huge performance gains due to native elisp compilation and a better JSON library.
>>107701528My main programming language is Clojure, which is best supported in Emacs and IntelliJ. Vim and even VSC support is lackluster.Also, elisp is a better config language than what any other editor has to offer.
>>107701513the bottleneck in emacs isn't in elisp, but in the overall architecture. emacs, at the core, is single-threaded, its gc is very basic and the display engine is a weird mashup between a terminal and gui.
I've been using it for a couple of months now and It does the job. I've also configured it and now reading email with Gnus, using Org mode is amazing.What other things should I try out?
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/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107690996>chink Kodak Charmerathanks for the heads up, might try to resell them in my cunt to people who can't into Ali (surprisingly common)speaking of Kodak, I got a 64gb micro SD with Kodak branding, seems to be legitimate licensed for Chinese market and not bootleg. I don't have that test program with the waifus to check tho
>>107704894h2testw for in-depth slow tests, validrive for quick tests that get most sloppy fakes
>>107681868i am a poorfag so i can only lookhere's a pen if you want to give someone fancy gift and something for gooners; japanese slutsFancy Pen-https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007485111344.htmlGooner trader-https://www.aliexpress.com/store/912392734
They play and earn coupons don't work on anything. I'm trying items in the mysterbox page and nothing gets the coupons applied.
>>107690996someone just posted a review of it on youtube, seems like a decent product
