Why is YouTube's UI basically unusable now? What kind of incompetent retard thought it would be a good idea to put text and icons over video with barely any background behind it?
I despise the great Satan so fucking much
testing & noticing
>>107872389>try downloading Zoomis this really /g/? Why do you fags have pozzed shit on your machine?
>>107872769Offices use it, I would never even consider it outside of work.
>>107871924Jeets. It's literally called Delhi.
Reddit but in le 80's
>>107873090and in 2026 if you're cool
I label the capacity of my batteries and the tuning of my antennas, what other tech is useful to label?
>>107869844Just have boxes with labels easier than one by one.
>>107869844Memory left on flash drives
>>107869844invest in a multimeter
>>107871792>multimeters measure mAh
>>107869844>high discharge>made in chinaenjoy your house fire I guessalso why the fuck did you make this thread?
>LG >Samsung >TCL >Hisense Which one is the best TV brand and why?
>>107872721Cool, thanks. Looks like a neat gimmick. So I need the Hue Bridge and Philips Hue lightstrips (or bulbs) on the hardware side?
>>107872752Yeah, I got a starter kit with 3 E27 bulbs, the bridge and a remote for 99 EUR. Apparently there is an app for Linux too called Huenicorn but I'll nave to try it.
>>107872774Neat.
>>107872785Keep in mind it is a gimmick at the end of the day, you'll get used to it or bored of it.
>>107872752Yes. It won't work without a Hue bridge. You can only have one sync box per bridge, but you can run the apps on multiple devices across a single bridge. You can assign up to 10 lights in an "entertainment area" and adjust their heights and location, which correspond to quadrants on the TV input for color matching.>>107872863It's cool for movies. My 5 year old thinks it's amazing.
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>>107871738I guessed. Too bad it doesn't have 4K
>>107871853In my opinion the worst thing is the filter sensible to absolutely silly nonsense; 4k is a skippable gimmick, even if you increase the resolution that doesn't magically fix issues like long shots in small manga panels looking bad.
>>107872425Have you tried writing in different languages? A source I had used to check for certain words to filter requests, writing in a different language, using base64, or misspelled words worked to bypass the filter
>>107872494Not really. The problem is that often enough I'm not quite sure about what it's looking for, otherwise I can just rewrite (or even omit) those words (my prompts are verbose as I don't really directly write them myself, I ask LLMs to expand my prompts). I've tried some recently blocked prompts using full (automatic) translations and results were a bit mixed. But it's worth to keep it in mind, thanks.
You should close browser tabs when you're done with them. If you want to quickly get back to where you were, there is a separate technology for that: bookmarks.
This was an official firefox feature 10 years ago but they killed it for something more convoluted and inferior. You can still get it as an unofficial add-on though. It's the best way to manage tabs.
Just do whatever the FUCK you want holy shit.
>>107856203>boot up computer>open Firefox>go to website I want to go to>close entire browser when done because i know the website will still exist next time I need to visit it>if I forget what website i was on, i go to browser history or I remember to save the link in a bookmark or text document>shrimple as
>>107856203Why would I bookmark something that I only need for 4/5 days tops + re-open it every day via said bookmarks (imagine clicking that shit 30+ times daily), then going out of my way to delete it, when I can just keep it in a group and when I'm done with said group just MMB on it to close it all?
>>107856452>>107856203
>upgrade software>no new features are added>breaking changes to APIs and command line flags>features you like are removed or made worse somehow>GUI toolbars get bigger with no real benefit to you>everything just runs slower than before
>>107871249Did Siemens PLM NX improve after version 10.0.3 MP19? Or did this quarter million dollar package also bloat up without much gain over the ensuing decade?
>>107871249>>107872559
>>107871249Be smart and only updoot when everybody else has already bitched and taken the damage and the dev cycle is over.
>>107872756
I don't even upgrade debian anymore, all the packages I use are so old they get removed (despite not being broken), or they introduce upstream bugs that nobody notices but me and I end up having to compile them from source to avoid regressions.I certainly won't update chromium anymore, last time I did, it completely broke compatibility with fcitx on plain xorg sessions, and then it mysteriously came back in the next version.
>>107872212For an indicator, several states have already arrested the wrong individuals because a video ID system has wrongly IDed them as a past offender or someone with outstanding warrants. And in at least one well documented case, real ID wasn't worth shit. The arresting officer refused to acknowledge it as legitimate. It was only after the suspect's finger prints came back as matching his ID, hours after incarceration, that he was released. Now with a criminal record he will probably have to pay money to get a lawyer to expunge.Some states now have a barrier to arrests that do not solely allow AI identification, but there is already legislation to get those protections removed. It's pretty fucking bleak.
>>107872212>Will video footage, for instance, stop being a valid source in a court room?It's already the case. The judge can liberally decide to ignore your 'proof' if he thinks it might have been tampered with.
>>107861932i started going on the internet in like 2005 and even back then i was told that anyone claiming to be a woman online was actually a man.seems we've come full circle.
>>107871766fuck off grampathe point of dating is dating
>>107872275This will inevitably lead to some advanced, hardware-based watermarking tech that will in theory allow people to discern real from fake, only problem, by it's very nature it will also have to be centralized and details of it's inner working closed to the public, meaning the political elites will get their AI slop branded as real and everybody else won't.Dangerous times ahead.
so this... is the power of AI?https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli/issues/16725
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>>107872270Im guessing the IP rating + literal video proof is invalid, kys buddy
>>107872431That remains to be seen. These phones are ip69k and have 3 to 5 hours more sot
>boy I sure want to run baremetal linux on my tablet>check the porting guide>minimum 6yrs of embedded systems development experience requireddas it mane
>>107873023Yeah you get higher capacity at the cost of your battery expanding and breaking the frame if you don't replace the battery in time. You may lose water resistance if you do replace it. Is it worth it?
>>107871194Ran some benchmarks and used the OnePlus 15 for a few hours. Great device. Goes along well with my iPhone 17 Pro Max and Red Magic 11 Pro. >>107871481Ty>>107871603>>107871719I like you anons
>get laughed at for ridiculous price tag>end up being by far the best value on the marketpc sistahs, how do we cope?
>>107872441>pc sistahs, how do we cope?What's there to cope? You're trying to compare a console to a PC. Lol.
>>107872579For a 4k blu ray streaming system that can also play 4k (upscaled) games and it’s all plug and play with a robust last gen gaming library, it is the best value though. And has been for at least 3 years before the memory shortages. You can’t match that with any other device. Maybe an Xbox but no one bought the new Xboxes
>>107872441>get laughed at for ridiculous price tag>price has only gone up since launch
>>107872441I save up the money for any pc build real quick by pirating games. Consoles are shit. Enjoy your $70 slop.
Cant even run cds
I think I am switching back to GitHub because nobody sees my cool projects on GitLab>Free beginner resources to get started with HTML, CSS and JShttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - MDN is your best friend for fundamentalshttps://web.dev/learn/ - Guides by Google, you can also learn concepts like Accessibility, Responsive Design etchttps://eloquentjavascript.net/Eloquent_JavaScript.pdf - A modern introduction to JavaScripthttps://javascript.info/ - Quite a good JS tutorialhttps://flukeout.github.io/ - Learn CSS selectors in no timehttps://flexboxfroggy.com/ and https://cssgridgarden.com/ - Learn flex and grid in CSS>Resources for backend languageshttps://nodejs.org/en/learn/getting-started/introduction-to-nodejs - An intro to Node.jshttps://www.phptutorial.net - A PHP tutorialhttps://dev.java/learn/ - A Java tutorialhttps://rentry.org/htbby - Links for Python and GoComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Like C# for Microsoft, is Dart actually good despite being made by Google?
>>107870914I host on GitHub for now, but I am planning on hosting my own Gitea at home and have GitHub be a mirror.
Is $800 USD enough to spend on a laptop for web dev? An AMD Ryzen chip with 16 gigs of RAM? Or do I need more than that?
>>107872541Almost, but 16 GB of RAM will be tight if you spin up a few Docker containers. I think 32 GB would be more like it to cover pretty much all projects you might want to run. You will run 90% with 16 GB and 99% with 32 GB
>>107872907I see. But of course RAM right now is expensive. Fucking AI company bastard cunts.
is there software that upscales video on the fly? like dlss
Madvr
>>107872405what aminal is it/?/
>>107872405ff mpreg
Every video player.
>>107872931the cnuuy
>makes windows gayming manchildren seethe>making linux tinker trannies seethe>makes third worlders and poor people seethe>everyone else just thinks you're a well adjusted and professional humam being
>>107872794I've been dealing with *NIX and BSD infrastructure for my entire career and I don't have a problem with using Linux, I know the OS very well. Yet I still use MacOS because it gives me 100% of the tools I need for my projects and I don't have to spend hours making my desktop look and most importantly BEHAVE in a halfway bearable fashion. You braindead faggots tried to shove people like me away for daring to dislike Linux as a dasktop, even though I can't imagine not using it for servers and infra. For that I personally call you what you are, fucking retarded tinker troons. Stay mad and enjoy tinkering with shit on your OS that literally doesn't fucking matter.
>>107871743I have a M2 MBA. I still game on my desktop PC though.
>>107872966>actually I'm a Unix god I just REALLY like the proprietary goybox because it's just so pretty and convenienti will kill you in real life
>>107873004Shampoo my balls you unemployable retard
>>107873034come eat the corn in my shit
It's over.
>>107872682Does that explain how they work? Does that make them not make the same technology in question funtion?
Specifically web dev is fucked. The new tools in the ide's that allow the AI models to interact with the browser itself to receive feedback just makes it over for frontend.Don't need to explain or give it code, it just takes a screenshot and review the DOM and makes changes based on that. LLM's are limited by a good feedback loop.
>>107870030>back
>>107869615I'm expecting an absolute shitshow of vulnerabilities that they're never going to investigate.
>>107872112This is worse than dial-up dog
