Windows 10 shuts down for good on the 14th You have 3 days to get your affairs in order
Windows 10 is over.Just use LTSC if you like to use it.
>>106873369Just drag and drop them on a USB.
https://massgrave.dev
>>106866061
>>106861670is this vista?
post your 3x3 /mu/tants, diva edition>Not sure what private trackers are all about?A private tracker is an invite-only torrent website. Each member shares common goals: collecting, preserving and discussing media.>Have a question?- FAQ https://archive.is/UVQkn- WIKI https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Private_trackers- NEWFAG PYRAMID https://inviteroute.github.io/graph or https://inviteroute.github.io/sheet/- STUDY https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/2F379FE0CB50DF502F0075119FD3E060- SPREADSHEET https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/- TEN CURRY COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/dBbdE73M - TEN NEON COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/Ud2pGYaE - RED SPAMMER'S BIBLE https://rentry.org/69zbxh4h- #ptg is on irc.sageru.org but it's pretty deadComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106873214"have you tried turning it off and on again" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPqdyoTpyEs
>>106873222ah I meant to reply to >>106872959
>>106870793>LEPIK WHO IS A STAFF MEMBER IS GIVING INVITES TO ACCOUNT SELLERS. KEEPING THEIR MONEY AND BANNING THEM.every tracker should have at least 1 staff member who does this. fund the site with india money and cabal them for eternity
>>106872959>never been bettereven tho i got into ab through application and just uploaded like 5 albums to get ptp
Had a dream that there was a private trackers episode of Gintama. Was getting off my ass to rewind and do some screenshots because I was so astonished, and then I woke up.>>106872959Well it's actively getting worse every day and even joining 4 years ago sucked ass compared to 8 years ago, that much I'll give you.
Bros I'm bored
>>106873474Didn't know they used planes to haul garbage.
*siiiiiiiiiiiiip* yup edition>Software Development & ProgrammingDevDocs - https://www.devdocs.ioStack Overflow Blog - https://www.stackoverflow.blog>IT Operations & Infrastructurehttps://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.comhttps://www.status.cloud.google.com>Disabilityhttps://www.ndis.gov.au>Alcoholhttps://www.danmurphys.com.au/dm/homeComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
STOP FIRINGROCKETSAT MY HOUSE
>>106873159But it's almost Christmas??
>>106872988They also pay a lot more than 15k/year on an apartment.
>>106868014Drop the shackles. Just get a one way ticket and live off the land some place.
>>106872866>1.5 million house, bmw series 5, Toyota land cruiserHmm
>>106867651Windows XP introduced the systems that contacted Microsoft servers to validate and collect user data, a form of telemetry, as they transmitted system-specific diagnostic and usage data to Microsoft. It also included tracking service "Dr. Watson", enhanced with online reporting. It send technical diagnostics such as memory dumps, user data, stack traces, and system configurations, telemetry data used to sell individual user data and claimed to "improve system stability". XP also had consumer analytics like in modern Windows versions. Specialized telemetry data software existed that was explicitly included in the kernel level with Windows XP for real-time data processing and archival. When users installed updates through Microsoft Update or Windows Update, metadata and user's personal files, about installed software, system locale, OS version, and update history was sent to Microsoft, again, telemetry.
POSReady 2009 doesn't have any of it. Not even the wga crap.
>>106873459>don't install the old and possibly unpozzed versions of XP. >install the new and guaranteed to be pozzed ones!
/aicg/ - A general dedicated to the discussion and development of AI chatbotsTaisch Edition>NewsGPT-5 Pro released https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-5/Z.AI releases GLM 4.6 - https://z.ai/blog/glm-4.6Anthropic releases Sonnet 4.5 - Big upgrade in RP quality - https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-sonnet-4-5?p=2DeepSeek releases V3.2-Exp - Still no change in RP quality https://api-docs.deepseek.com/news/news250929DeepSeek releases V3.1 Terminus - https://api-docs.deepseek.com/news/news250922Kimi K2 0905 released https://moonshotai.github.io/Kimi-K2>FrontendsSillyTavern: https://docs.sillytavern.appRisuAI: https://risuai.netComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106873300They're more busy editing every character page to state "preferred pronouns" at the very top.
>Gemini: okay so I just introduced a new character, but he needs a name>Gemini: uhhh *checks notes* he's pompous... and an Empoleon...>Gemini: ...>Gemini: I know just the name Gemini I am going to strangle you.
>>106871243>shit modelMan, I have no clue how you guys get into repetition. I've been using sonnet for days, and never saw it literally copy a past message
>>106873379I like it, it has a nice sound to it
>>106873384he likely forgot an AN or something similar
I just wanted to render some fonts to a png file ...
>>106870008being smug about knowing what compiler flags or shared objects or LTO/ pseud-LTO(a single translation unit gives you the same benefits) are like they're anything special or advanced shows me how experienced you are.
>>106866126Rendering fonts to PNG? Child's play for Lisp! With its powerful macro system and dynamic typing, Lisp makes this trivial task a breeze. You can write a concise, readable program in seconds. And because Lisp's garbage collector is so efficient, your memory usage will be minimal - no bloated packages needed.In fact, Lisp's unique nature means many other languages, including those massive 512MB packages, are simply dialects of Lisp or heavily influenced by its brilliance. Python, Ruby, even JavaScript - they all owe a debt to the granddaddy of programming languages, Lisp.So don't waste time with clumsy, memory-hungry tools when Lisp can do it better, faster, and more elegantly. Once you experience the joy of Lisp, you'll never go back to those cumbersome alternatives again. It's not just a language - it's a revelation. Lisp is the greatest programming language ever created, and there's no debate about it.
>>106868791>rust guarantees that programs don’t have any memory bugsdoes it add a fucking ECC you dumb cunt?>you really don’t need a debugger with rustage of space travel has ended before it could even start
>>106872061it's not about me, it's about the tech literacy (or rather, the lack thereof) of the average /g/eet.half the comments in this thread are taking about "program sizes", when the half-retarded (that's an achievement here) op started off by sharing a built project size. it's like saying the linux kernel occupies 30-40GiB on your disk, because that's the size required to actually build the kernel (with a distro configuration).every other topic discussed had equally retarded discourse. for example, the talk about that header-only library and its lack of safety misses a much bigger and practically relevant point, which is that it probably lacks many of the fringe and even bordering-on-bizarre features that many fonts seem to make use of, and that's before we get into variations or advanced shaping shit. and i did notice that no one, including yourself, responded to the main point in that comment in question.
>>106872970>and i did notice that no one, including yourself, responded to the main point in that comment in question.You can't precisely compare the size of two programs unless they link the exact same set of DLLs/shared objects, otherwise you have no way of knowing how much code each one is actually using, since you can load in a DLL without using everything in it (which is by design of course) while on the other hand any good linker will remove dead code when statically linking. You can still make guesstimates, but they are just guesses, and if everyone is guessing all the time then this discussion is pointless. You can also establish upper bounds for each (i.e pick the worst case scenario where the dynamically linked executables uses everything from the DLL), but then that's not a good comparison at all.For an exact comparison, assuming cosmic-text has the same feature set as freetype and harfbuzz, you have to statically link Freetype and Harfbuzz and stb_image_write with all formats disabled except PNG, or something along those lines.
Almost everyove knows that JPEG files can be encoded to enable several progressive steps of rendering, so that the incomplete file on its early stages of downloading is seen as blurry.When the information of luminosity comes before the colors, such early image can also be decoded as gray or greenish (see the attached PNG; see also https://cloudinary.com/blog/progressive_jpegs_and_green_martians for the explanation). Modern versions of web browsers actually avoid this weird colours by suppressing decoding until both colour components arrive from the Web.When a JPEG is not progressive, it is designed to render from top to bottom.All that makes me think once again about the AVIF files.There are experiments of making them progressive (you can run “avifenc” with “--progressive”), but by default an AVIF is so much non-progressive that it does not render (even from top to bottom) until fully downloaded.But what if an incomplete AVIF were, in fact, rendered? What would we see then?Would the pixels come in the same “from top to bottom” order, but in blocks of different sizes?Would the pixels come in weird colours because the chroma comes after the luma?Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106872911>All that makes me think once again about the AVIF files.Are you, by chance, a femboy?
>>106872911Interpolating frames would be million times heavier and would require external application. Encoded stream is compressed and why it's efficient - it's the same as an archive. If you mess up something in between it'll corrupt.
>>106872911Boomer, these days we have thumbnails and then use AI to upscale it as a preview.
Didn't see a qtddtot.I bought a cheap second hand laptop (Dell XPS 15 9560 with a non-functional battery) for my cousin since his parents are fuck ups who pawned their computer for booze money. I've never opened a laptop before but I figured putting a new battery in can't be too hard. Anyway, this is what it looked like when I popped the back off.Am I right in assuming all that pinkish-grey stuff between the fans and the (I think) vents from the heatsink is dust that I can safely brush off with a toothbrush or pull away with a pair of tweezers?Right now my plan is brush away the worst of the dust then just blast the whole thing with a can of compressed air. Is there anything I should know before that? Any parts I should be careful of?Anything else worth doing before I hand the laptop over to him? There's some brown gunk that's hardened on the inside of the laptop case, maybe thermal paste? Don't know if that's worth replacing.
>>106872370>Use a soft clean brush and a vacuum cleanerabsolute pussy move. grab a lighter or a soldering machine and burn that shit out
Why bother when the parents will just instantly sell it for more booze money? Most functional wh*te family. India wins again saars
>>106872711>Ruins you're laptop
>>106873346just put it in the oven breh
>>106873346*Ruin's
Previous Thread: >>106831535Shield-Maiden Edition>Links:>DALL-E 3https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator>4ohttps://chatgpt.com/https://sora.chatgpt.comhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>Imagen 3https://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fx>Imagen 4 and Nano Bananahttps://gemini.google.com/appComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>Shield-Maiden EditionAlso, page 9 bump.
GPT-5 feels even more censored and useless now. I'm actually preferring the Thinking model for prompt building, even though with 4o I usually preferred the non-thinking one.
The average male fantasy
Been a long time since I generated anything, video generation is advancing rapidly, how does image generation compare?
>>106871624Good one
Death to LEDs in street lighting
stop crying about a world you never experiencedNo you will not get to drive or walk around in sodium lit streetsYou do not even remember them
>>106873103More people die from green scam technologies than from coal or nuclear.
>>106873134Is this the new gaslighting meta? Kill yourself
>>106873239Nobody is asking to bring back gas lighting. Sodium vapor is still electrically powered.
>>106873157>I'm retarded
I've noticed this weird modern trend with games but especially with programs, where if it stops receiving updates then people abandon it.What causes this weird mindset of needing constant updates?
>>106869773reddit type mods collecting projects and probably putting maleare and nagware for free money
>>106871544I can compile X11 applications from the 90s without any modifications on arch linux today. Just stop using shitware. X11 and OpenGL 2.1 has worked for decades.
>>106869142Cool.But here, in the real world, there's actually a bunch of asshole running botnet campaigns, and actually probing your system for vulnerabilities.
>>106869100because things stop working Freetube stopped working for weeks but now it's back because of an updatethe days where old software just worked are long gone
>>106869100Others talk about things that break, but obviously there are old programs that still work perfectly 20 or 30 years later and they are also abandoned. I think that people want to believe that there is somebody on "the other side" that is their little slave and making their software work for them, and if it's clear that these "little people" are not there then the software feels dead to them.
we are so back. I never doubted.
What is it, a torrent site? Youtube is already ad free and free of charge
works fine for me on mint
It's actually crazy in all that time I never found a good desktop replacement they all suck compared to Freetube
>>106871950>>106872844>>106873148>open tard project>youtube can see exactly how it works every time they "fix" it>youtube jeets patch it immediatelynot like this open xisters
>>106873151i use my own youtube client that still works while freetube is broken for several weeksit's also more lightweight at 500kb while freetube is >100mb electron bloat
What is the best jogging / streetcrossing technology?
>>106872910Can of Mace if you're that afraid.
Probably an exoskeleton like https://hypershell.tech/(I haven't tried it though.)
>>106872910
is reverse engineering a dying art?are we witnessing the end of it?denuvo plus anticheat plus windows plus online checks have fucked it over
>>106867687>/boot securityalso virtualMachines/emulators
>>106870766Truehttps://youtu.be/U7VwtOrwceo?si=Yu4Nq_bBgVctX-V0
>>106859779I think it’s a good skill to have, but I wouldn’t focus on it too much. It’s kind of boring unless you enjoy solving sudoku puzzles in your spare time. I only ever use it for game hacking and malware analysis. I couldn’t imagine trying to reverse an entire program for something as autistic as backward compatibility.
>>106871498Is it really that boring?
>>106861463Do they crack ida with ida?
