>>107838774
Latency for gaming,
or battery life for everything else

>>107838774
codec compatibility, i.e. your phone or earbuds could support sbc, aac, aptx (and what flavour of aptx), ldac, or samsung's proprietary codec?
can the earbuds be effectively paired with multiple devices, i.e. your phone and your computers?

>>107838774
Batteries will eventually wear out.
Disconnecting one device and connecting another is still slower and more awkward than pulling the plug out of one jack and sticking it in another.
Latency. Doesn't matter for music. Some video players detect latency and compensate by delaying the video, some don't and then the sound doesn't line up. Sucks ass for games.
Mic quality. It's recording from up at your ear.
Bluetooth. When you open the mic device it switches the connection from the "A2DP" mode that plays good sounding stereo audio but doesn't have a mic, into "HFP" mode which plays liquid ass sounding mono audio and captures equally ass sounding mono microphone audio.
Also depending on the brand, sometimes the two earbuds forget they're a pair. Sometimes putting both of them in the case together and long pressing the touch button on both fixes it, sometimes it doesn't.
>JLab Go Pop
"Go Pop" doesn't seem like a name that inspires confidence for something with a speaker. Or anything electronic either really.

>>107838774
Bought cheap Xiaomi ones for 15€, it went from around 2h battery to 30min max in 12/18 month.
Don't buy expensive ones, like other said, you'll have to replace them sooner or later

>>107838774
>one earbud stops reliably charging after a year
>battery capacity noticeably degraded after two
they’re 3x the price for the same quality as wired ones and the shelf life just isn’t good

>>107837396
You missed the $400 F7 512gb that was on aliexpress during the new years sale

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>>107839833
what phone do you recommend to upgrade from this redmi k60? this device have greenlines and it's multiplying. It's on stock hyperos and locked bootloader.
>Budget $500
>no Xiaomi/poco/redmi
>bootloader unlockable and rootable
>don't care about missing mobile band, I mostly use wifi.
>performance over anything else
I want that freedom basically.
>>107839856
surely Chinese new year will give better deals no?

>>107839968
That's the thing, prices have been slowly creeping up because of the ram and storage bullshit (((shortage)))
Chinese new year is the worst sale imo because those fucking chinks take like an entire month off and it takes extra long to get your stuff. I usually buy on 11/11 and the summer sale.
Also poco f7 is the way to go for chinkshit.
X7 pro if you're willing to gamble with non-jeeted custom roms supporting a mediakek device

>>107839833
>Can't have proper file management
>Ads everywhere
>Can't patch youtube with revanced (newpipe catches ip blocks now)
holy skill issue

What the fuck is wrong with my ZTE's battery? I've never seen a spicy pillow only inflate on one side and it's not even really inflating, it's forming thick hard raised ridges on the top and bottom left corners (and along the left side) but the right side is completely intact. Isn't it supposed to inflate evenly?

>>107836239
>reserve
Like I said in the OP, that's excluding the cache.

>>107833805
It sets up a zram cache by default.

>>107833805
https://www.linuxatemyram.com/

>>107833805
Because they activate every systemd unit on start up to make your OS as plug and play as possible

>>107836901
>NOT INCLUDING CACHE
>NOT INCLUDING CACHE
>NOT INCLUDING CACHE
>NOT INCLUDING CACHE
>NOT INCLUDING CACHE

>>107825936
Vscode
Gnome Text Editor sometimes

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>>107825936

>>107825936
Kate mainly
Used to use >>107826244 before I jumped off the sinking ship.

>>107825936
I use Eclipse because it's a real IDE rather than a useless text editor. It's like the difference between using a computer, and being a phone fag. Using a text editor when IDEs exist is tinker tranny autismo.

You basically have to BUILD an IDE starting from an underwhelming editor. This is why the whole JavaScript/NPM community is so retarded. All of them use text editors and end up needing to run bullshit linters and packagers and whatnot, because they don't have a real IDE that provides them with this functionality out of the box. That results in brain damaged ideas like downloading node packages and just executing them on your machine, trusting complete strangers on the internet with everything in your home dir.

And of course, that experience is so bad for them, they now do things like run "ai agents" such as claude in their environment too. Like, I guess if you assume your ass is already pwned by NPM supply chain hackers, then installing some trillion dollar corporate spyware that uploads all your work to a competitor makes some kind of sense.

>>107829483
Fpbp

>>107834181
Of course you won't, you're not the person who designed this system. But it would be impolite to send unsolicited hatemail to a bunch of geriatric programmers so I have to make do

>>107807701
stop making fun of my favorite female dork

>>107806560
posix compliant mode is to just run bash retard

$ compgen -c | LC_ALL=C sort | cut -c1 | uniq -c | column
      1 !             1 U           124 e           143 n            49 w
     14 ,             3 X           113 f            37 o            68 x
      1 .             3 [           215 g           284 p             3 y
      1 4             1 ]            44 h            84 q            32 z
      3 7           159 _           146 i            85 r             1 {
      1 :           115 a            23 j           311 s             1 }
      1 M           108 b           109 k           113 t
      1 N           148 c           174 l            67 u
      1 S           130 d           165 m            57 v

How do your commands stack up, Anon?

>>107806804
fish is kinda useful. I use it time to do (instant access just by typing "fish" I should use it more. Very intittutive software.

>>107839360
>why didnt the lead/asbestos/cigarette/industrial seed oil warn us?
lmao jabbies

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>>107830951
what specifically are you referencing?

Biggest hypocrite on the planet
>spend lifetime railing against proprietary code
>literally injects proprietary patented code into his own veins
You cannot make this up.

>>107830907
man too angry against proprietary software to die

>>107830702
Damn, vax works in mysterious ways.

>>107755570
all this drawing is definitely getting my right arm fit

>>107839850
nice golden shower

>>107836022
Holy shit, this is the first franka gen i think i saw here. She doesn't get enough love.

>>107839510
I don't care, I need to get a job at fagman to prove to myself and my family that I'm not a useless piece of shit. I would rather work some wagie $15 an hour job and torture myself constantly as a reminder that I am a failure and that I should be working towards a fagman job instead of getting some comfy bullshit do nothing job at a mid sized company earning 80k a year.

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fucking kill me bros
wasted an entire goddamn YEAR doing RLHF slave work, clicking yes/no on basedjack outputs like a good little goy
finally starting to make some actual money
then ONE single power-tripping retard pajeet reviewer flags me for literal nothing
account nuked, perma-banned, year of my life down the absolute shitter

now I'm staring at python job listings like a fucking retards because I don't remember a single fucking thing
decorators? generators? context managers? leetcode mediums? my brain is literal soup

what's the fastest way to cram this dogshit back into my skull?
neetcode 150? some 12-hour udemy pajeet course? just paste the best cope roadmap before I rope

found this job poasting if anyone wants to apply. 4 day work week. insane
https://stack-influence.breezy.hr/

>>107839671
neet / leetcode 150 is the absolute bare minimum u need to even have a chance of passing general coding interviews in this market unless u have some autistic niche stack / frameworks experience.
If u want to actually have a good chance you need to solve like 300 leetcode hards.

>>107839671
neetcode
put each problem statement in an Anki deck with the solution. Periodically run through them to make sure you don't forget.
Neetcode 75 -> 150

>>107839548
I don't use the fans that came with it btw

>>107839642
>>107839548
thanks I just nervous about sounds, both from fans and the hard drives working too

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>>107815771
I was bored so I made a "case" for this low power board I had laying around. Wood since my 3D printer needs repairs.
About on par with a Pi 5, but with upgradable memory, SATA and PCIe.

Dunno what to do with it though.
Would make for a cute thingy to run a bunch of services on but I already have everything covered.

>>107839867
Oh also has an M.2 slot I installed a Intel WiFi6 + BT module in.

>>107828024
>>107828117
>>107828232
>>107830498
>>107832721
so i reattached the fan, yeah the idle temp drops are significant
>motherboard = 50 to 37 (-13)
>cpu = 47 to 35 (-12)
>ssd = 50 to 43 (-7)

if theres no realistic risk of the fan somehow sparking a fire, if all it'd do even if something went wrong is it would simply stop working and die rather than anything more serious...maybe i'll stick with the fan on...

>>107827147
erm, stallman didnt create the names of these utilities, though

>>107827147
daily reminder that RMS is an evil communist kike who literally wants most of you dead.

>>107827514
But it is technically sound.

>>107837956
No he isn't, He is a DemSoc that happens to make exceptions on free speech and many negative social liberties. Even though his political views are far from mutualism and classical (pre ayn rand) libertarianism he correctly identified the patent monopoly.

If he was a communist he would demand the United States Government force everyone to open source their code

>>107830514
>woman
https://web.archive.org/web/20070919103521/http://centaur.maths.qmul.ac.uk/Emacs/WoMan/

>>107831460
>Guess I'll buy Roon
lol

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>>107835100
>anons, what is the best way to setup jellyfin on the tv?

>>107839966
I prefer a Thinkcentre

>>107840036
they look better, no doubt about it. dells are always cheaper in my local refurb shops though

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N100

>>107823729
I have OP
Just not x*6
I took the Macpill and I have no interest in any new x86 device anymore

i have and i've played around with it a bit. it has worse graphics than i'm used to. i'll use it under conditions

>>107823729
mini PCs are not going to help me render 4k images out of blender any faster lil bro. some of us actually do productive tasks besides running your little python scripts that ai built for you

>>107823983
What do you use it for?

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Powershell or shell scripting is probably the easiest to maintain parity between 2 sets of data. But the crux of the problem is your source of truth is 1 drive. While magnetic media doesn't bitrot to the degree solid state does, it you want a minimum of protection from it you will need 4 drives.
If you have 1 drive, you loose
2 drives you can mirror, but you don't have a source of truth cause one drive can fail.
3 drives you will have a source of truth as long as all 3 keep working, when 1 fails though you can introduce bitrot while rebuilding.
4 drives will give you 100% protection assuming no more than 1 drive fails at a time, and more than 2 drives don't fail at the same time(that would cause array failure).

On top of that you need to run a copy on write file system, ZFS or BTRFS ideally in raidz2.

Last item to look into on your file storage system would be error correcting RAM. This will protect data in transit.

>>107839287
damn /g/ really came through for you op
this answer is basically everything you need to know

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>>107828655
that was a deepfake, my fellow human.

>>107795078
There are still sites using the .su domain set up by the USSR, Russia administers them but they will show up as USSR

>>107792748
Pizza with animals.
Not even the dark web, just regular internet, but this was way back in like 2003 when everything was much less regulated and monitored.

>>107838983
ok so two people out of hundreds of thousands. both were controversies