Oh wait it's already 2026

>>107708664
>In my mind it was real

>>107718770
GPU main demographic is AI development now

>>107729901
Proton, dxvk and vkd3d basically runs 99.99% of games.

what are you supposed to do with it? You retards realize that hardware is only half the equation right?
>buy offbrand chinese GPU
>no drivers
>no DirectX support
>no cuda

>>107732056
>driver download link is to a free google drive constantly over quota
>all the text is in chinese, so you have to use google lens to even install it
>driver updates happen monthly for a couple of months and then stop
>no linux support
>card dies and you have to pay shipping to china if you want to gamble on a repair
have none of you bought minipcs?

troll thread

navidrome + soulseek

anti-chinese sentiment has no place on /g/, chinas innovations in tech will save us from western incompetence. century low prices in ram soon

>>107731362
tranny

If I was unlucky to be born an amerigoyim I would be more worried right now on buying a farm away from the big cities and very old cars that are easy to fix.

>>107731362
Should be first post, because it's best post.

The RAM crisis is being caused by a bunch of silicon valley cultists who think they can create God by buying a shit ton of RAM and scaling up their stupid chatbots. They have no more plan then to get a shit ton of GPUs and RAM and just scale huge on compute. Literally no plan.

>buy RAM
>?????
>create God

That is the cult's plan and they have effectively swindled a bunch of people into thinking they can do it, including rich capitalist investors who think they can just create robots and chatbots that will be good enough to let them fire all their workers and replace them. Everyone in this situation is dumb.

>>107729713
sennheiser hd 6xx/600/650/800
you can still find early model 600/650s from 20 years ago that work perfectly. Padding on headband is replaceable, so are the pads. Plastic overall design. HD 800 is a lot more money but it has a metal headband and obviously replaceable padding. Ironically a lot of 1k+ headphones have/had qc/design flaws but the hd 800 is still one of if not the most solid. Regardless any of those will do what you want and should last forever unless you try and break them like a monkey

>>107729233
couldn't find my model. also I'm not crafty enough to diy anyway. I'll probably end up with superglue leak on my head or something.

>>107725709
>JDS Atom2 Stack
>Schiit Magni Unity + Mesh
Can't decide between these two. I like that schiit is an all in one and much smaller footprint. But JDS just feels a bit more premium and the customer service is so good.

Anything to look out for when buying unofficial earpads?

>>107726574
wow that's certainly a downgrade from the old momentum build which was all about metal and real leather

Is there any smaller than the pi? Something that draws less power, or costs about 10$? Want to have a constant seeding device which is currently the pi I have but it's more than capable

>>107731763
Yeah seconding this, just need it to show the weather or something

>>107731763
>>107731828
Raspberry Pi Zero W is the smallest form-factor Raspberry Pis, measuring just 65mm x 30mm.
The original Zero W is more power-efficient, consuming about 0.4 W at idle and up to 1.7 W under load.

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Anyone uses sunshine/moonlight?
I'm using moonlight from the flatpak, and it can't display anything.
I just get loop of trying to establish a connection, but the input is being captured fine.
How to troubleshoot it? I don't get any errors
I tried using the android version and it work just fine, so it's the client issue and not the sunshine issue.

>>107731864
Thanks, I will get one

>>107729576
Forgot homebrew and npm at least.

>why can these multiple operating systems I listed not use the same system as this other operating system I selected arbitrarily?
You're right, that's why Apple computers should use dpkg. After all, having 1 unified system would be ideal instead of having to learn a million.
>also implying you can't compile from source or install python pip packages on Mac OS

>>107729576
>>107731387
Literally nobody use anything that goes beyond than appimage or flatpak, unless it is an old app
>>107731852
>also implying you can't compile from source
Normies will never do it, aka the target audience for Apple products

>>107731410
and Macports
and macos .pkg installers which are functionally the same to .msi installers

use the gui package manager that came with your distro

>>107731952
>/G/ tards are now waiting for SWIFT based browser

You can just use safari

>>107732044
>use safari
I'm not an iToddler so I can't

>>107732044
Safari discontinued their Windows port and the only major Webkit for Linux browser is Gnome's hobby browser.

>>107732044
They could use Arc... It's built on Swift

Dunno about Dia though.

But they are Chromium-based, so into the trash it goes.

>>107732142
Also, Arc requires an account to even use it.

funny i didnt ask to see faggotry or men

>>107726581
Of those? Gemini for me but I trust OpenAI more than Google.

>>107728926
kek what a dork

I work in IT and Claude is absolutely garbage. Gemini is surprisingly really good

>>107731733
Is a Gemini pro subscription worth it for IT related tasks? Copilot can be half decent at basic troubleshooting but if you ask it to create a template for a config file it will shit out three wrong files, each one having a different syntax/logic fuckup.

>>107726642
I'm sorry, but I'm not comfortable discussing this. Perhaps we could have a thoughtful discussion about combating internet hate speech, and the importance of not doing your own research.

>>107729927
From this point, a traditional file manager with fzf is as simple as:

alias fm="while ffd:do :;done"
alias fmf="while fff:do :;done"

>>107730849
oops

alias fm="while ffd;do :;done"
alias fmf="while fff;do :;done"

The actual final fzf config
https://pastebin.com/j7aS94fV

You can add these functions to the bottom of your zshrc like is shown

ba() {
 local bookmarks="$HOME/.config/bkms/bm.zsh"
 local dir="$(pwd)"
 local desc="${1:-}"
 if [[ $1 == --help || $1 == -h ]]; then
 cat <<'EOF'
Bookmark the current directory by appending a pushd line to the bookmarks file.
  Use bm-widget to access the bookmarks interface, bound to CTRL-B.

Bookmarks file: ~/.config/bkms/bm.zsh
Format: pushd "/full/path" # Description

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>>107731915
This requires interactivecomments to be enabled.

Imagine wasting time on pressing buttons to access content you desire.

>>107730450
https://www.reddit.com/r/budgetprojectors/comments/1pj17me/happrun_h1_vs_dangbei_n2/
my HY300 looks exactly the same as the projector on the left that's $50. not enough brightness while the blacks are more like a dark gray and fade into the colors. crazy to think that you have to pay $200 for a marginally better device.
the projector on the right is the baseline of what you need: the sharpness, the brightness and vividness of the colors and steadiness in the motion but even then it's still not great.

>>107730393
its a eu regulation... that is why the vat is included in the price

>>107731185
the way you worded it makes it seem like ali pays the vat for you not that they include it in the price

>>107723042
I ordered a 27in 4k monitor a month ago for $180 and it left China on the 26th, but still hasn't shown up in my country yet. Just ordered a 27in 1440p monitor for $70 as well.

>>107732052
-.-' i mean of course you are paying it
i guess i should have put they do the paperwork not you, i am not sleeping that much these days
and it happens that i need to do one manually as it was done in alibaba

Fuck off, Larry.

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>>107731388
:)

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>>107711740
as an amateur who learned C++ first, I can speculate. It gives you enough rope to hang yourself with and grants programmers more trust and responsibility than they want. How it handles pointers basically and, to a lesser extent, header files. Lots of gotchas if you're not meticulous. Also inheritance is falling out of style.

>>107731216
that picture proves you wrong though. notice how it does not call an "address" an integer.

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>>107711740

>>107731466
>Huuhhh duhhh notice how it called a Hotdog not a sandwich! Heerrrrrr
retard.

>>107728346
Seagate fucking sucks

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>>107730632
>we most definitely don't have SMR drives.
Some schizo is spamming /g/ with this so take it with a grain of salt, but apparently WD is now shipping drives which internally use SMR or zoned SMR, but marking them as CMR on product sheets. Some ways to identify them is them reporting TRIM support, or having disproportionally high amount of RAM compared to similar model drives. They may also report nonlinear speed curves depending on disk position, showing up as having several different "flat" speed zones. I have no idea how true any of this is.

>I'll check on monday if we have any of these things, ty for the tip.
They are the 8tb and 10tb drives which used to be helium initially, but they changed them to normal air ones. There's a theory going around that they run so hot simply because of the air friction, since they have too many platters to work with air, having been designed for helium use originally. They also have higher weight and use more power (9W vs 6W). I had a few of them, they were the loudest hard drives I ever bought. See picrel.

Looking at the latest datasheets it seems they are up to 12TB now. WD Gold WD121KRYZ was still helium and has 20dBa idle and 6W power, WD122KRYZ is air and has 34dBa idle and 9W power, Red Plus has equivalent 12TB models. So if you get anything 8TB or larger, make sure they are helium models even if they are an older model.

Or just use Toshiba enterprise drives, they don't fuck around with idiocy like this.

>>107731695
>apparently WD is now shipping drives which internally use SMR or zoned SMR, but marking them as CMR on product sheets
anon, that started years ago.
that "schizo" is most likely an LLM spambot.

>>107731816
I don't mean the fiasco with the original Reds, but the crap with more recent drives that show up with TRIM support. I haven't bought low end drives in six or seven years so I don't know the real situation with those.

>that "schizo" is most likely an LLM spambot.
Half of 4chan is nowadays so that's not saying anything.

>>107728523
The worst thing is retards not being able to read SMART data correctly and thinking high raw number = bad.