>>107687972
It's more telemetry, more bloat, more resources used for things I don't want.

>>107687972
I also find it extremely retarded and I don't wanna bother looking up its usecase because I know it would be retarded as well

Firefox is just dead at this point, why would I use it now? it's worse in everything right now.
I just switch to chrome, at least it has a better engine.

What the fuck does a browser need AI for? All it's supposed to do is display html pages.

Its probably nvidia "donating" their money to shell more gpus, bubble pop is near.

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DONT TAKE OFF MY UNIFORM
DONT TAKE OFF MY UNIFORM
YOU MUSTN'T NOW PLEASE BE PATIENT
NO YOU MUSTN'T NOT HERE

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>>107691909
This lives rent free in my head
>>107683813
<3

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My WoTR player character portrait. Yes he's based on Hoid, lol. Nano Banana Pro's pretty good.

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This references photos of the Crouching Venus Hellenistic model... even like this it's not really consistent, though. Much less "voluptuous" and "fleshy" in her belly and thighs in some other results with the same prompt and references.

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>>107691784

>abandonware

>keep calm and keep genning loli hentai

>>107691924
Beautiful
Keep up the good work

>>107692055
Oh I will. Thanks.

>>107691539
>implying /g/entlemen don't already have their full build in the year 2000+25
this only scares those that have not

>>107686167
Do xitters think posts win fights?

The powers that be literally have bioweapons they can deploy to make you go night-night if they so choose. I don't think they're worried about posts on X.

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thicc dumping \o /

>>107690415
Is it just perfectionism or something? I remember seeing a pixel art game on Steam made from assets completely genned with Dalle (which was obviously worse than what we have now in terms of pixel art genning) and it was fine.

>>107691985
Link the game?
It's less to do with perfectionism and more to do it being a rare artform with very strict requirements for the final outcome, whereas most artforms only define requirements in its process.
i.e an oil painting can look like anything, as long as its made with oil paint, a photograph can be of anything, regardless of how it looks at the end.
Pixel art it doesn't matter how its made, but the final product must at the very least adhere to a uniform grid of some arbitrary size. Palette size is a concern mostly for its use as an asset in vidya, but its definitely a bonus if you can achieve just as good looking results using as few colors as possible (something diffusion struggles with, try to 0 tolerance paint bucket your "white background" sometime).

To be fair, the vast majority of pixelshit indie games out now don't even adhere to it, the base assets may be pixel art but none of them adhere to the same pixel space or share the same grid. Its all mixel shit with modern gradient shaders slapped on top for epic bloom & blur, but at this point its just (somewhat justified) pedantry on my behalf.

>>107692057
>human
That doesn't matter.
Human made isn't the pinnacle of content as it was back then.
It's all thanks to what happened back in 2014 and it all got worse form there. speaking of slippery slopes that was one of them.

>>107690130
Hybrid vigor doesn't work that way. Gene complexes in ancestral populations are insanely old and intricate. Merging random ones from very distant populations is like randomly combining spaghetti code from two different software programs. It's going to cause problems.

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>>107689052
copilot is genuinely fucking shit though. It's useless it's worse than useless it's terrible. It has no excuse for being so shit especially the OS level copilot which is the dumbest AI retard you will ever see. Everyone uses AI now even when they know it's wrong but they are still telling copilot to fuck off because it is so shit

>>107692113
I never said it was. And people are allowed to be bad at making things. I just don't want to consume content that was created on a click and probably without any quality control just for the sake of generating clicks. I rather watch a video of someone stuttering through a review of some video game or movie cause they've never talked into a camera before.

>>107691197
I'm not racist, I only hate niggers, jews and jeets
Because they fucking suck, not because of their race

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When should have smartphones stopped?

>>107691098
4.4.2

>>107679860
>>107687042
>>107690345
>>107690982
>>107691098
this is not a phone

this is a tablet with a phone app

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Unrooted android is fucking unusable
Why is the filesystem so locked down?
Why cant you hide that stupid navigation bar?
Why does every fucking app stop you from screenshotting now?
I needed to grab my account and routing number but it won't let me screenshot without root, so I had to fucking copy the numbers down by hand. Insane.
Not to mention the ads and le personalized content
I stepped out of my lineageos + root and was utterly disgusted (pixel 8 pro)
Thank god this thing doesnt have a bootloader lock.
I was thinking of grabbing a poco x7 pro but it seems like a proper lineage os simply won't happen because of mediakek.
Sad. I think the pixel 9 started doing bootloader lock bullshit and the 10 is even worse.

>>107690847
5in phones are useless though.
Once I learned how useful termux and termus x11 were I have been fully converted to the big phone master race.
Anything less than 6.7in is just not enough.
Especially now that even stock android has pretty decent multi tasking

>>107691846
reading comprehension: 0

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>>107691855
toilet shitting: 0

>>107629991
>on linux? you have to import a billion dependencies to do literally anything.
Usually just one to read and write yaml/conf/json. You don't have to be so dramatic.
I'll grant you the glibc critique, it's not ideal, but the performance issues alone on Windows 11 do make it absolute shit for any real development. Ranjeet and Sudeek at Microsoft will not save you from dependency hell

>>107691778
>any distro i've tried has a base group or core repo that defines this. the confusion comes from windows users thinking that a DE is a system application
not good enough, windows sets in stone the DE the user uses, you can modify preferences but you cant outright remove it, even as a superuser
>whare are btrfs snapshots. also if an update borks windows you're more likely to need to reinstall windows than i am to have to reinstall linux. linux is much easier to repair even without snapshots
again, windows has seamlessly baked this into its user experience and system restore worked granted you didnt have a drive failure, windows 11 is not a copout on this feature
>normal users won't need to touch the root user often at all, you're a power user so you mess with the system a lot more than normal people do
you cannot use apt without superuser privelages. you can do practically anything at that elevated level
>this is what happens when a distro tries to do what you're suggesting and more common applications part of the "core system components"
they failed at the conceptual level, not even close to a proof of or against the concept

>>107692124
>not good enough, windows sets in stone the DE the user uses, you can modify preferences but you cant outright remove it, even as a superuser
if windows users were allowed to install the win7 de on win11 they'd be all over it
>again, windows has seamlessly baked this into its user experience and system restore worked granted you didnt have a drive failure, windows 11 is not a copout on this feature
that hasn't worked reliably since Me introduced it
>you cannot use apt without superuser privelages. you can do practically anything at that elevated level
protip: you can configure sudo to let you run commands of your choosing without typing a password. on my personal machines i do allow myself to run my package manager without a password
>they failed at the conceptual level, not even close to a proof of or against the concept
you could just delete the files, but it'll probably come back next update... that sounds familiar

>>107691770
it was down?
those poor newfriends lost without the arch wiki

>>107691959
>>107691999

>>107692097
>Installing arch the hard way when archinstaller exists
Lol LMAO
>B-but you will learn LINUX
No, no you won't. You'll trudge through a wiki to get the install done then forget 90% of what you "learned" 2 days later. In the end all you did was waste hours of your time when 20 minutes was all you needed.

>>107692128
>>Installing arch the hard way when archinstaller exists
that's not all the arch wiki is used for, winfag

>>107692131
That's Sir Slackware Chad to you, King.Chud.

>>107692122
reminder leftoids hate iq theory because iq is inversely correlated with violence
>punch nazis kill republicans burn down america
kinda exposes them as low iq monkeys so ofcourse iq theory is like garlic to vampires

>>107690179
lel imagine if he was still using antergos

>>107690065
"deadbeef" (gtk) or "fooyin" (qt)

>>107690171
this

>>107691262
replaygain is good if you're listening to playlists or poorly mastered songs where the volume between each track is going to jump around a lot. it's just a metadata tag that tells your player to turn up the voluem a specific amount so you don't have to do any reencoding.
>rsgain
I use it, it works great and is super fast with multithreading

>>107690065
I like strawberry myself.

>>107690065
what player is that in op?

>>107687500
Qualcomm made something of the sort though it isn't as efficient. And even so, Rosetta itself is only so good. Code still runs considerably slower through it.

>>107689903
It was always noted for its performance. Their 68k translation layer was so good they took 10 years to fully drop it. This is an area where Apple has demonstrated excellence since before your junkhead was born.

Too early. RISCV is the architecture the Chinese gov wants its manufacturers to eventually use so I'm confident it won't go away. However, I don't see it prevailing until China can produce its own CPUs in large quantities.

>>107688941
RiSC-V has the totality of US academia behind it. One would have thought that that would be worth something. A good fab line is generally available, just call TSMC.

>>107676454
It'll come right after the year of the ARM desktop and the year of Linux

>>107691613
eh you get jeets no matter what party you vote for

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I am going to start my first ever WFH position with my first work laptop and would like to know how you guys use it at home.
Do you connect it to your main PC's monitor(s), keyboard, etc. using a dock/KVM switch, or have a dedicated setup or just rawdog it by simply using the laptop itself?

there are niggas posting here over christmas?

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I’m an IT technician doing level 1 and 2 in UK schools. Sometimes I get the opportunity or the horror to do level 3 work. I want to specialise in something but not sure what would be the best pay and opportunity in the market. I’ve got some basic Microsoft certificates from when I was an apprentice, I believe those have expired as things have moved to Azure (vs onsite infra). I’ve got a science bachelor’s degree too.
What should I pursue? Any certificates I should aim for or topics/skills I should learn? Is AI taking over DevOps and platform engineering?

>>107681877
h1b isnt a lottery youre confused with the diversity immigrant visa scheme thats currently suspended

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>>107689741
>Update and shut down
>restarts your PC for no good reason

>>107691843
implying he didn't just google "linux update and restart". retard couldn't even tell you what DE that is, he's just trying to get a ride out of people by being retarded

>>107689741
gotta run all the scripts again to unfuck windows

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>>107689794

use case for updating?

>>107674247
>can detect all of the websites you were visited before
Referrer header only contains the one previous website you came from. It cannot see the whole chain.
There is intentionally no browser API that allows for this.

Maybe one of you can help me fix my shit
I'm on Firefox and the "please verify that you're human" cloudflare check doesn't work on 4chan specifically (and not in incognito either). I press verify and it keeps looping and nothing happens.
I can visit other sites just fine.
I've had this issue a week ago >>107611158 and >>107612219 and since then I've just been posting normally because it fixed itself out of nowhere. if this gonna keep happening I'd like an actual way to fix it

>>107691419
Whitelisting is clearly necessary. How do you use that in uBlockOrigin?

>>107691520
negative filters

>>107676517
>You need to break things so you can justify your job to fix them.
I bet pajeet hands made it. That's their MO.