>>106856673
>the fatso Linux nerd went TRANS

LMAO
FUCKING TEXTBOOK
WHY DOES IT ALWAYS HAPPEN

>>106856673
i never liked any of em
well the middle guy was alright but super boring

>>106856673
No king rules forever, my son.

>>106872312
Pride cometh before the fall.

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>>106856673
>give me the channel for free
>shut down the channel
>leave and get a sweet severance pkg
fucking kek, how can you be so delusional to think alex would actually consider anything but the last option

webgpu and wgpu / dawn seems like goyslop. opengl for life.
also runs on mac, windows and linux. the most multiplatform graphics api there is.

>>106846088
use Dynamic Mode and reimplement OpenGL in your own rendering backend so that you can get work done.

>>106871116
>also runs on mac
not anymore. Apple's legacy implementation is extremely buggy and only getting worse.
But you can compile against ANGLE and get a reasonable metal implementation of OpenGL.

>>106871744
>OpenGL
I started with Vulkan and have never written a single line of OpenGL, so I wouldn't really know what that looks like.

>>106870696
In my case I was using Vulkan so it was literally just >>106869023. Didn't handle compression though because I don't think I'll need it, but it shouldn't be too bad just import Zstd etc and do that.

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>>106871837
Holy shit people actually buy this garbage lmeow!

>>106871184
>OnePlus Nord 5
yes

>>106871908
It's perfect for manga and battery life is a non-issue if you have a home

>>106871967
>It's perfect for manga
its not because the aspect ratio is much to square for dual page browsing. lol!

>>106872196
No but you can full screen a single page nearly perfectly and be able to read everything without zooming

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>>106870986
>Tray icons popups don't work properly under KDE Wayland

What? This isn't true.
If Wayland "isn't ready" explain why every distro and desktop environment worth using has already switched to it.

>>106871166
The guy that maintains xorg doubted the covid vaccine and the tranny horde will not forgive or forget

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>>106868492
Do not the Dino.

KDEnlive has no right being as good as it is.

>>106868384
>German Engineering Is Real
Then why is SAP a fucking mess?

>>106869944
This man is getting his ass blown open by open source Chinese chainsmokers who just need a basic middle class wage lmao

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>>106869995
On the one hand, based.
On the other, the jews gonna make everyone's free acounts dumber because of you.
I have a free account and I use it maybe once a week or less, for research shit. I don't want it getting dumber.

>>106869944
Every time I ask Deepseek something I've already asked and I just being too lazy to browse conversation history I thinking "children of Africa could eat those tokens"

>>106869944
>Saying "Please" and "Thank You" to The US Government is costing Taxpayers millions, Says Sam Altman

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t.

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>>106872055
raid 1

>>106872055
Why are they looking so gloomy? Shouldn't they be pleased that all trace of their corruption is now wiped out?

>>106872154
the cloud (of smoke)

>>106872171
It's maybe possible? I dunno, nowhere near the same density as a hdd though even without the outer layers of a disc
Feel like if they had more time as a technology probably would have gotten further with BR discs but flash speedrun the finish line.

>>106869714
> rEwRiTe eVeRyThInG iN rUsT
To the nuthouse with you.

>>106871791
>reddit case

"Overload" a function by return type:
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>>106870797
>Any other wisdom?
use an IDE. learn your IDE. watch update videos about your IDE to learn about new features and improvements

so often people do things manually (and many times with mistakes) that could've been done in three seconds with one or two keystrokes or a menu click, or switch between three different programs to do two things when they could've done it all from their IDE

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I have an idea for cryptocurrency ledger. Instead of blockchain, we make two chains of transactions.
One is for mining blocks using Proof of work. Emission is infinite since there is coin destruction(see below).
The other is for sending coins. In order to prevent spam user must destroy some coins, and writing to chain is encouraged by fees to the first one who wrote it.
Questions: Can two chains be reconciled to show correct balance? Also, is fee necessary? Since there is destruction they can't keep sending the same coins back and forth. And miners still need second chain on the internet to transfer their coins.

>>106869922
Just get an ipod classic 4th gen

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>>106869922
seconded for Shanling M0
love this little fella

>>106869922
I have that exact one you have in your picture. I use it everyday in my car with aux. Good sound quality, runs 320 kbps no problem. Battery life is fucking insane. I think I paid $20 for it.

I also have a retekess v115, but I use it outside.

>>106869922
>>>/g/pmp

>>106870019
>usb c botnet
No thanks.

>>106871617
>>106871663
It's already happening right now. Your denial of reality is shrimply not my problem.

>disrupting the AI industry
oh no

>>106871429
we warned the taiwanese niggergooks to move their factories over to the US....they laughed

now China took over the Taiwanese economy without firing a shot

Taiwan will be just another chinese sweatshop like Vietnam, Cambodia, etc

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>>106871429
even if we got cut off from tsmc it wouldn't be an immediate ko. right now we rely on scale of compute but model efficiency is still in its infancy. seeing this with TRMs, need to see how it develops outside of vision
>>106871650
god i wish grok was real

>>106871429
>speculative article
>stated as fact
kill yourself

>>106872247
you can do it on sora 2 just barely anyone upload it for obvious reasons

>>106872337
Ran behan to harass me right after my facebook leaked online. And now this behaviour is normalised.

Prompt executed in 00:26:22

AUGH

>>106872294
What? No, you can't, sora 2 censors any nsfw prompt.

>>106870423
Unfortunately, until you can come up with a solution to keep bots at bay that doesn't involve identifying oneself one way or another, there isn't much we can do, is there? That's the biggest threat currently, because without it, we can always find small little communities with sensible people who actually put thought behind the things they say and do. Bots have the ability to ruin those easily, and they just grow in number as time flies by.

>>106870671
>once again markers of value
When exactly were they markers of value? Enough people, young and old, eat up the AI slop that is output to YouTube and similar websites these days, and they seem perfectly happy with that. It's just so easy to create that it fulfills this particular population's need for constant stimulation and instant gratification. It creates addicts. How do you cure them?

>>106871488
There is no single cure for the compulsive consumption of algorithmic content, because it functions like an attention addiction sustained by design rather than willpower. The only effective approach is structural: redesign the environments that monetize distraction. Platforms could introduce friction by limiting autoplay, infinite scroll, and feed loops, while regulation could treat exploitative attention design as a public-health issue similar to nicotine or sugar. Education must emphasize media literacy and cognitive self-defense from childhood, helping people recognize manipulation before it takes hold. Cultural incentives also matter; if restraint, conversation, and boredom regain social value, shallow stimulation loses appeal. Rehabilitation comes not from moralizing detachment but from rebuilding systems that reward depth over dopamine.

>>106871658
I understand what you mean and it makes sense to me, but do you see real movement in that direction? Companies delivering algorithmic content make a living off its success, and they have grown to such sizes their lobbying in Congress has a palpable grasp on the legislation that passes through the house. They stand to gain nothing from introducing friction, and it seems society doesn't want to make that jump either: the nail that sticks out is always struck by a hammer. No social media? Suspicious. Not consuming copious amounts of short-form content? Weirdo. Not following the latest trends? Boring, nothing to talk about, or at least nothing that the average person can add to.

Regulation is probably not going to appear until we see devastating consequences to these platforms, and even then one might argue it could be too little too late. I hope I'm wrong and that more and more of us value and seek real depth, anon, but from where I'm standing the future looks bleak.

>>106870487
ehhh beats boredom

>>106870423
Yes but not the way you think- most people are so stupid and prone to 24/7 propaganda there's no need to engage automated bot farms. Enjoy, retard.