erm based?
>>107124425don't be foolish. you're not a fool
>>107124437so.. ur saying its a virus?or is this about AI?
>Grok, that magnet link doesn't work.>Heh, looks like I'm still going through some growing pains! Here's the corrected magnet url, 100% verified, absolutely working this time.
>>107124617wow, i laughed so hard guys
It's not "piracy." It's socializing the means of distraction.
Google will have an AI monopoly on literally every single smartphone.
>>107122770You pay me $20 for the priviledge of sucking my cock, I pay you $20 for the cock-sucking, $0 change hands but $40 has been added to the national's GDP :^)
>>107122746It still exists, for the simple stuff that can be done on device, in the background, with tiny models.For everything good, it's unavoidable that Apple call a beefy server in some data center instead.I don't think edge AI is going to work. Manufacturers, Apple in particular, give you way too little VRAM and disk space to run models that would do a good enough job to justify using them. And that's not even mentioning that AI coprocessors are literally hundreds of times weaker at AI compute than a 5090.Apple initially claimed they were going to create something called private cloud compute (https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/) where they were going to host their own hardware (mac pros and mac studios, and probably custom built Apple server hardware) and host their own models on it, but it looks like they didn't manage to make any remotely competitive model run on that architecture, which is why they're making deals with "Open"AI and Google instead now. Sad!
>>107122770Google pays 20 billion to be the default search engine. Apple is just giving a discount in exchange for Gemini transformers. Economy is still fake though.
>>107117554if google make a better digital assistant it makes sense to use it while you develop your own. google can't make phones for shit so it's not a threat to apple lol
>>107122679How does a browser run on the cloud? What does that even mean?
>>107116979Dude, I saw this movie in the theatre, only person there, and I was lmao the entire time. All I had was AOL for YEARS, we didn't have any other high speed options.AOL actually had gaming early on. They had some mech warriors game, and.... get this... IT WAS FREE. Internet security at that point was non existent and you could download 'progs' that would have all sorts of AOL-centric options to do.You could send someone a instant message, and then sent them a "bomb" and kick them offline. You could go into a chat room, and the thing would literally brute force every account in the room and give you their login info. I was on ebay in 1998.
i had sex with a woman i met on a phpbb forum. Pre social media internet was amazing really. Websites were built to be efficient but still unique and cool, i am frequently digusted by modern website "design" and how bloated it is. IRC was the first place i started making friends outside of my home town, i was part of some really niche communities and if i tried explaining half of what went on i'd look fucking insane. i miss it.
Less normies, more intelligent discussion and I could trust people to a degree. Makes sense since browns/low IQs are everywhere now, sadly.
>>107111674Accurate.>>107105465A combination of GamerGate, Discord, and thirdies "getting online."
>>107115237>there were a lot less gate keepersWho's gatekeeping now?
Should elon musk buy reddit? He bought twitter for $44 billion, and reddit is only worth $37 billion. In 3 years, his net worth has increased by 200 billion. Reddit is one of the biggest site on the web, and certainly profitable. How can he convince the reddit owners to sell their site?
>>107120504The API protests proved that redditfags won't let go of their precious mod positions under any circumstances.
>>107112602Yeah
he should buy 4chan
>>107115323>Defends hiring jeets and chinks>Gets backstabbed by a chink
>>107112665Redditors are too addicted to quit using reddit. Remember when they started charging money for the API and many subreddits went on strike for like 2 weeks and then everything returned to normal. Even the Owner said on their faces: the blackouts will pass and he wouldn't budge. Lmaohttps://www.theverge.com/2023/6/13/23759559/reddit-internal-memo-api-pricing-changes-steve-huffman
let me guess, you need more?
>>107122355this, desu.
1080p, take it or leave it
>>107119527> 144 unusable> 240 usable if no text and small size important> 360 default (best option)> 480 if you need to read text> 720 if you need to read small text> 1080 trailer / movie> 4K movies where you need to read small text
>>107119527I think 720p is fine for smartphones. I owned a Pixel 6a with a 1080p display and it wasn't that great. My new Motorola is 720p and I can't notice the difference.>t. zoomer with contacts
>>107119527Nothing over 720p is needed for Chinese cartoons. 720p would be great for utube if it had enough bitrate. For movies 1080p is better. 4K is an upscaled meme.
name a more useless piece of FOSS software>open browser>kde wallet is asking for a password>refuse>kde wallet is asking for a password>refuse>kde wallet is asking for a password>refuse>browser opens>something may be misbehavingnobody wants this shit, this has been an issue for at least half a decade at this point
>>107123016because is bs>Every single one that implements the GNOME freedesktop Secret Service API does.no link or probeand because I use GNOME and never has this problem.
>>107123524Pretty sure GNOME unlocks your key on login, kind of unsecure for a keyring imo.
>>107124024I suppose you have proof of that.
>>107124360https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects(2f)GnomeKeyring(2f)Pam.html
>>107124539it works as intenend according to the docs.>kind of unsecure for a keyring imo.that's like yout opinion only.
When are Nvidia going to fix their drivers? AMD did.
Nvidia are in their "fix one bug create two more" period, please understand.
I regret updating. Everything is choppy as fuck now.
>>107122345you're right maybe i should become a chef instead
the last year of nvidia drivers has been a total shitshow.embarrassing for the #1 AI company who's own hardware cant write their own software
>>107122298I've never had a problem with nVidia drivers. I have had problems with AMD drivers.
Why is all software so slow and buggy? Seriously? When did we lose the ability to write good software?
>>107123605Show us what secure and performant program you have written
because of javascript
>>107123605Why does it like a flat texture viewed through a pinhole?
>>107123605>When did we lose the ability to write good software?When corporations blackballed autistic geeks in the name of diversity.
>>107123605This image makes me feel some strong emotions and it makes me miss life in Michigan for some reason
mpv ffmpeg yt-dlp
>>107123482Shit, yeah it does. Turns out the extra content in the folder were all a part of the show.mpv yet again amazes me with these odd features.
>>107124056CuNNy-4x16-B looks a tiny bit better than ArtCNN_C4F16_CMP on my 4K monitor.
>>107112705aria2
>>107124088>ArtCNN_C4F16_CMPThis is old. ArtCNN_C4F16_DS.glsl looks best, the recent version.
If you need 4090 to watch video you're doing it wrong
RIP all of my accounts
>>107124470they can but its a little bit harder, especially if its only trusted providersbasically its a way to offload captchas to email providers, because you dont have to pay for the captcha yourself
>>107124478Average website relying on this is too niggertarded to identify email reuse.I've registered multiple alts on several websites using username+youfuckingretard00001@gmail.com and they treated it like an unique email, actual nocoders do this shit, I don't know why they do this, it just makes people hate email more than they already did, and that means that nobody uses email anymore except bots.There's no more spam on internet than on fucking email.
>>107124508im a zoomer, care to explain?my guess is the plus symbol is used to signify an extra parameter to the same email?
>>107124529Intended use was to ask sender to use a specific tag so you could filter by it in your email and it was like a weak password, some bot couldn't send a fake job offer if you ask employers to email you at name.surname+specificjob@gmail.com
>>107124553wow, usefulive been wanting to make a raid script for fansly for a long time, the reaction of the whores especially vtuber whores is so funnythe security on that site is absolute shit. you can just spam create accounts through tor and flood the chattheres a 99% chance this trick will work on there
Syringe full of lube on my desk at all times editionPrevious: >>107055317>Keyboard recommendation template:https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V>Find vendorshttps://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptionshttps://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
hey anons, i want a 100% or higher % mech keyboard that is customizable. no I don't want a tkl or a 60% or whatever I use f keys and numpad and that other set of keys daily so don't try reccomending. if you're wondering what I use now I use a corsair mech keyboard I bought at bestbuy for like 75 bucks 4 years ago.
>>107124245Fuck you tranny, buy a rainy75
>>107124245Keychron Q5 or Q6
Hello anons, I'm looking for a very small keyboard for my small table. Might as well get mechanical. I have a Razer Cynosa Chroma membrane one currently. Before that, the RedTranny Kumara broke in less than 2 years or so. I want a keyboard that's identical to that except it's actually fucking durable. What I liked in the Kumara is: Size, PRICE (I'm Brazilian, tech sucks here and my limit is 500 reais), keys themselves, and everything else. What I disliked was that it could be smaller. I like nothing on my Cynosa, it's cancer.TL;DR: Mechanical with small size, cheap and accessible in Brazil (500 reais tops), and that's mostly it. I use it for programming, gaming, and typing.
>>107124213they should also be symmetrical with LED diffusers on both sides. no reason to have them interfere with caps, they don't need that bump anymore. they can be installed in reverse and they work just the same.so magnetic keyboards have no business having south facing leds
>Everybody Codes is a free space for honing your coding skills, experimenting with ideas, and learning from others. At its heart lies the belief that programming is best when shared - whether through solving puzzles, streaming your progress, or discussing solutions.https://everybody.codesAdvent of Code but in November.First puzzle opens in a little less than half an hour.
>>107124023dumb retard
did it all in the REPL today. didn't even bother with creating a file. it was pretty easy.
>>107124023You do have fake mails, right? I’ve got like 5 fake gmail accounts
>>107124023it sucks, but i get it. some solo web dev who just wants to make some puzzles probably doesn't want to deal with the hassle of making sure they've got secure infrastructure, smtp services, password handling, etc when there's an easy plug and play solution that 99% of your users are fine with. not like i really care that much if github knows i'm doing this gay challenge
>>107124306>gay challengeLook, you don't have to use Rust if you don't want to
AI is so good that it's literally impossible to tell if it's fake or not. Imagine a twitter account you followed is in fact AI and you didn't know about it. Now how can you be sure all the accounts you followed are not AI?
>>107112428How can I be sure the talking meat bags in real life are actually conscious? All this hand wringing about not being able to recognize AI is just repackaged solipsism.
>>107112428Simple. Don't use twitter.
>>107117201Not bait. There are like 3x as many girls as guys going to Korea on holiday cause they grew up on kdramas and kpop and want their dream Korean bf. Granted most of them are disappointed that every guy isn't a 6'2 softboi written by fujo coomers, but that's still plenty of AMWF couples.
>>107123810>Granted most of them are-fugly hamplanets
>>107112428>AI is so goodImagine how bad science and math are that for 50 years of CGI they could only produce the uncanny valley garbage with all their rendering techniques, when an AI has zero equations built in
So I own a MacBook, and I was trying to use arrow keys to go through the images on it. You can't do this unless you left click and drag the box over all the pictures to open them up in an album. They aren't just naturally in an album even though they are already in a folder....so I have to perform extra steps....just because okay?! And there is so much more shit like this.This shit is literally driving me insane and I want to take a hammer to this thing. I am done with Macs forever fuck these pieces of shit.
>>107122834If you own one for whatever reason, just put another OS on it. I retired a 2019 macbook from work and I was surprised I got to keep it. I put Omarchy on it and it's bretty good. Would have put a BSD on it, but the T2 chip on it is preventing a lot of OSes from being installed. I'm not a fan of Apple, but the screen is very nice.
>>107123971They did but Apple made some insane requirements for non-webkit browsers on iOS. You can have ublock-origin lite now on safari though. Also Edge browser supports it (without the need to download an extra app like with safari). Also I believe Orion browser supports the full ublock-origin?
>>107122834You can use other image viewing software. Mac fags usually just look at pictures with the spacebar and up&down arrows.
>>107123193
>>107123971>the EU was going to change this dunno if they didthey did, but you can only testrun it in the EUand no company wants to take up the financial burden of developing a fringe browser for a single device and users in failing states
>older than microsoft>older than apple>still the trademark of every skilled developer>replaces the entire OS with better tools>can be extended and customized to its very core>doesn't even need a GUII'm not even aware of any other software with a track record like this.How does EMACS do it?
>>107124294I've had vim tweak a bit when left running for several days with like 4 splits open, but never experienced anything like that. Are you running on a potato? I actually am, and I've never had those issues. Maybe I made the right choice.
>>107124460Not a great system but a 10600k, 16gb ram, 1tb nvme, rtx 3070 - linux mint.
>>107124222>if you scroll up in your source code it can take 10s+ for the theme to be applied to the new section of the codeWhat mode is this happening in?
>>107124510Yeah, I'm running a celeron with 2gb of ram, 64Gig ssd in a 12 year old dell, and vim is smooth as silk with a bloat lsp and full syntax highlighting.I doubt vsc would even be useless on my toaster. Youtube barely even loads. Vim was definitely the right choice.
>>107123092That logo on the right looks terrible holy shit
