>>107633020
it does have an Ultimate version, yeah

>>107628858
Kek you jeets are really fucking desperate
No, sorry, the only software trannies love is Microshit and IOS. Trannies are way too mentally retarded to even do basic Linux shit, only people dumber than them are you poos

>>107628799
Pre-2020 we used to have frequent threads about how to extended and customize Windows 7 and 8.1, because pretty much everyone could recognize how shit Windows 10 was at the time.
Sometime after coof started, this board became inundated with jeet bots, schizos, and microshills who would immediately flood any thread attempting to discuss legacy versions of Windows. It was ridiculously inorganic, and it was how "muh baby duck" got spammed into this boards vernacular.
At least now there's some push back against the shills and spammers, and projects like vxkex and second system are improving every day, with support now extending to 8 and Vista too. And if zoomers are getting encouraged by an eceleb or whatever to abandon microshaft's latest AI hellscape, then honestly more power to them.

>>107630913
>>107631380
kek, human stupidity never fails to surprise me

>>107628799
Linux trannies are mad they're losing the neet vote

>>107634385
>surf
*crashes*

ff with tweaks

>>107634291
Brave, Brave, Brave
All you need is Brave
Brave is all you need

>>107634291
I like emacs when I want a light browser

>>107634291
https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_mono/eww.html

>>107634971
People are already without computers.

>>107631927
>software without source
actual hell

>>107634982
not all of them

>>107635063
Yeah but the normies affect the whole market.

>>107635091
And the normies will be our last fucking hope for the pushback and eventual crash of these markets. If not... Then we're all beyond fucked

>>107631529
>Jolt Samples crash when run with valgrind
nvm I'm tarded. Jolt is using instructions not supported by valgrind.

>>107633897
>using valgrind

>>107632988
you get $100 refunded after you mkae $1,000.
they should increase the fee to $10k and refund after $100k, that would clear out a lot of the slop.

damn, what a schizo

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>>107635103
Get laid, incel.

>>107629923
so wake up mr stallman; wake up and smell the ashes

>>107629923
What if that man believes to be a woman?

Sorry SHITllenial, no one understands these archaic references anymore. Your time is passed, you’ll never vote for Obama again.

>>107634790
I’m pretty sure Hater’s Garage was born after 2002 and he does that gman voice so much I can’t hear it with thinking of his channel
https://youtu.be/aw7-Sm18oL0

>>107634989
lol FWD to 5:00 mark and he does it
I couldn’t get the time stamped link to post

>>107624967
Based same here I'm helping her renovated it and I get free mommy milkers too pretty sweet deal

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>>107624926
I'm pretty sure the majority of people who work in tech of some sort game, even if just casually a few hours a week.

It's like the career field equivalent of cops and beer, like how prisons literally used to have bars inside the prison for the guards to grab a drink at back in the day. That's kind of like gaming for people in the tech sphere. Seethe and cope.

>>107624967
I moved back as well. We're all working but splitting task with taking care of the house, having dinners together and all that saves so much in cost.
I think even if money wasn't a factor I was just so miserable living by myself.

>>107632168
>>107634812
Based

>>107625106
I torrent out of principle.
Even free games.
I don't have a steam account and I refuse to make one.
Though I did get a Steam Deck from a friend, and I just use his account and leech of off his games.
I have no problem *buying* games, but digital licenses aren't buying, only physical games count. Shame about all the decent games I'll never support because they have no physical release, but oh well, there's bigger problems in life.

>>107633499
you have to review one by one?

if no, explain what i'm missing
if yes, how is this better than doing it in a file manager or even image viewer?

>>107634333
> if yes, how is this better than doing it in a file manager or even image viewer?

This is like asking how using Kodi/XBMC is better than vlc. One is a couch/TV friendly UX.

We used to use Faststone to review pictures on the tv, but it's UI is very complex, lots of different subwindows, lots of menus and tiny icons, janky & different key controls with videos, just nagging stuff like that.

I wrote this to be a 10ft UI (auto hiding control bar). All options on home screen, such as auto advance.

>>107634504
right, i guess i find it completely useless because that's not how i take and clean up photos

i always take multiple consecutive photos ("duplicates") and then later pick one that technically turned out the best and delete the rest
this requires sometimes going back and forth, comparing etc

i thought this was the point, not just to delete photos you don't like from the album

>>107634837
We do it by either giving things a yes, no, or not sure. Than we do a second (or third) round clicking on the "Unsure" filter, just to see those. So we do go back and forth between those quickly. And I emphasize "we" because it's a family affair, all sharing the TV.

And I don't physically move or delete anything until days or weeks after we reviewed them all.

Thanks for the feedback.

>>107634333
>you have to review one by one?
If you're asking if you have to go through sequentially, like a slide show, no of course not, you can click back and forth on any file you want.

>>107634926
Is anyone, really?

>>107634932
Yeah

>>107634833
If you're a James Bond it tracks Faberge eggs.

If not, it shows seconds. In timer mode it counts down seconds while inner circle counts down minutes, both blink like an explosion on beep.

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>>107635007
>both blink like an explosion on beep
Pretty cool.

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I wore this watch for a decade, it was a good watch. I have a nicer watch now, one I've wanted for 5 years and finally found in good condition second hand because it's 43 years old.

>>107622970
>breaking into your house, opening up your computer, and installing a keylogger as a bootloader.
Nobody needs physical access to do this with bios boot, just some way to execute code remotely as administrator or root

UEFI is glowtown.

anyone remember when early UEFI had that feature that let you use a web browser in it?

>>107622470
Secure Boot doesn't work on my NixOS install. UEFI isn't supported by my server's motherboard I think.

>>107624132
>Tell me One good reason to activate secure boot on a desktop pc
So you can use other hardware-based security features like HVCI, Core Isolation, KHSP etc

>>107634464
meds

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>>107633705
>includes nonfree software and blobs
into /dev/null it goes

>>107633705
>>just werks
no way, slack its the type of shit that will make me work for it to more than id like to get things done, i cant bother.

>>107633705
>oldest distro
and? doesn't mean most stable & maintained
>no drama
and? just ignore it
>batteries included
doesn't matter, you only install once
>bsd-style init scripts
gentoo or bsd, also doesn't matter if you're actually using your os
>just werks
so does my arch and any other major distro, it's all linux. choosing less popular distros just to be a contrarian is a meme

>>107635058
>see thread about distro not used by me
>must go into thread and tell them that they are wrong.

why are arch-fags like this?

>>107634236
No. Now answer the question.

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>SHE

>>107634686
>the axewound is STILL seething
lmao
so this is what trannies do moments before they kill themselves

>>107632507
Notably women lack upper body strength compared to men, causing exercises which emphasize such to be particularly difficult. The dip is one such exercise. Many women struggle to even do regular push ups, which are much easier. For an actual biological female, even a bodyweight dip is considered an advanced exercise of significant difficulty.

>>107634978
Her bent wrists are excruciating to observe, she'll be wearing wrist supports if she keeps doing it that way.
t. chad

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>>107633710
A 20-step megapixel gen takes about a minute on my 3090 (picrel right). With the 4-step lightning lora that goes down to 7 seconds (picrel left). The prompt adherence is good enough with lightning that I do that most of the time, especially since I'm going to change the style with a smaller model anyway. Qwen Edit also does what I want with the lightning lora most of the time.
>unless you get great results in like a couple tries max?
Key factor here is that Qwen doesn't have a lot of variability between seeds, even without lightning. I usually do get what I want in a couple tries, but it's also pointless to reroll the same prompt more than two or three times. What you get on the first time roll is not going to change much unless you change the prompt.

>>107634810
Can it do lewds? And how would you go about genning some existing characters with it?

>>107634918
Base can kind of do nipples. There are some loras that make it more capable of genning genitals but you will still probably get better results inpainting those details in with another model. For genning existing characters, I try to get as close as possible with a generic description with Qwen and then inpaint with Illu/Noob. It's not a one-step solution by any means, but I'm a proud Kritatroon who enjoys pretending to be an artist through endless img2img and inpainting.

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>>107632636
yeah, photo background tag. + background dataset tag that one also makes backgrounds more 'realistic' reminds me of those old miniature movie sets

>It's really been a while...
maybe

>>107635014
I was interested more in how well can it do lewd poses and actions, not much the genitals, since we can fix that in later steps.

>>107582744
>Common Lisp
>Is there a way to automate these steps?

;; lang: lisp
;; [2025-12-22 Mon 08:01] run startup.lisp automatically if it exists
(defun sly-run-startup ()
  "Run startup.lisp in sly."
  (interactive)
  (if-let* ((root       (project-root (project-current)))
            (parts      (split-string root "/"))
            (name       (nth (- (length parts) 2) parts))
            (startup    (concat (project-root (project-current)) "startup.lisp"))
            (exists?    (file-exists-p startup))
            (connected? (sly-connected-p)))
      (progn

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>>107634715
One constraint is that the executable content of startup.lisp has to be one expression for it to work with sly-mrepl-sync. You might have to wrap your startup code in a progn or let*.

>>107634715
Looking back at my old post, I realized I went beyond my original requirements. However, I've wanted this kind of project initialization too.

>>107634715
who tf writes lisp at 8AM on a monday

>>107624320
Okay this is freaky, I literally paused at picrel while watching the lecture on lisp before coming here after an entire year

try ESR

>>107627159
ungoogled chromium, there's really nothing else to use. video playback is better on my pc with firefox but they successfully made me switch.

>>107626104
>hire jeet CEO
>Get enshittified
What did foxtrannies expect exactly?

>>107627920
Theres more of them though:
browser.ml.chat.enabled
browser.ml.enable
browser.ml.linkPreview.enabled
browser.ml.pageAssist.enabled
browser.ml.smartAssist.enabled
extensions.ml.enabled
browser.tabs.groups.smart.enabled
browser.search.visualSearch.featureGate
browser.urlbar.quicksuggest.mlEnabled
pdfjs.enableAltText
places.semanticHistory.featureGate

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>>107632902
>>107627920
does waterfox do this for you automagically?
why did they add this shit into the browser?

>>107633947
>>starship system is almost operational, meaning they could launch expendable version 2s into orbit and deploy payloads right now
this is just plain not true
>saarlink is profitable even in its incomplete state sustained by falcon 9s and sized down satellites
their earnings are not public, and it wont be the first time spacex is not profiting at all when every "analyst" was projecting them to be earning tons of money

elon has most of the space journalists in its pocket, dont trust them, specially the ars technica fag

>>107634076
>this is just plain not true
Why tho? The last flight had a suborbital trajectory to avoid getting an uncontrollable brick if someone failed, what stops them from loading more propellant and reaching an actual orbit using that extra thrust? It worked in KSP just like this

>>107633947
they're trying to push 3 simultaneous wars with regional powers to keep the grifts going, that should tell you how dire things are going

>>107634015
Because the law never was on the poor side in the first place. All societies are built at the expense of the poor in some form of slavery. NPCs like you won't be able to handle the truth, because believe me it'll get way worse.

>>107634015
>how jensen, altman, nadella and all the other execs not prosecuted yet?
Elections matter.