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>>108504953
>F(X)tech Pro 1X
I'm interested to know how you're dealing with the flaw where if the battery fully discharges, it won't recharge?

>>108511652
well, have you?

>>108509683
The A57 has S22U equivalent performance out of its Exynos 1680 SoC.

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>>108510361
You're right Anon, the Poco would "smoke" the Pixel 10.

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This little fellow shipping in May. Now just need to find a decent MagSafe case for my Pixel 6a.

>>108511651
I wouldn't say it was emulation, more they wanted to make an affordable desktop capable computer that can use modern Internet.
They got pretty close with the Pi5 I guess.

We should bring back NanoITX and PicoITX as standard form factors tho.

was that sbc stuff ever relevant? never had one never used one.

>>108511672
What's wrong with mini-ITX? It can fit a lot of stuff, basically same as your IBM PC.
You want it desktop or in your pocket?

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>>108509745
such as?

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>>108509745
You can buy a 1gb rpi 5 for $50 right now.

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>>108509152

>>108510354
Remember when reddit used to praise Elon Musk and treat him like a real life Tony Stark lol

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>>108505570
50+ year old man feels threatened by users with profiles like this

>I don't know why he's being referred to as "she" when you can literally google the role and Colby Gutierrez-Kraybill MIT comes up.
His gender is listed as female on his alumniclass

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>>108503858
yeah no shit lmao who do you think coined "clankers"
only ~38% of gen a use AI for fun regularly but ~70% are already exposed to it overall
if a kid is already learning to code before AI implementation they inherently have some drive that separates them from a slop addicted lobotomite who outsources all their critical thinking and effort to a machine
boomers being out of touch with the youth and making ridiculous miscalculations trying to cash in on trends is nothing new but it's nice to know the backlash actually does hurt their dinosaur feefees
as a zoomzoom in my mid 20s it's definitely older people jacking off AI far more often than younger people

>>108511670
>only ~38% of gen a use AI for fun regularly but ~70% are already exposed to it overall
any source for this?

>>108510827
Open minded about what qualifies as a woman?

>>108509803
Fuck. The times are changing huh? Guess it's time to become a vbloggertuber and a huge attentionwhore.

I will never conform!

>>108509783
Every woman who has been uploading selfies of themselves for the past 20 years is going to be an AI WHORE!
Do you want to marry a WHORE?

>>108509353
I really don't want to date a FOSS "girl". If a girl even knows what FOSS is, he's a man.

>>108510928
Doesn't that hinder you from getting hired?

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>>108508535
Fucking TrannyD I say. Thank the Free and White Male Software Foundation guys for OpenRC.

>>108508477
space is fake anyways. all you are watching is ai generated slop. we cannot fly into space. and even if we could, the radiation belt prevents safe passage.
stop falling for psyops. they don't want you focusing on the damage we are doing to the planet, like climate change, epstein files, and jews. instead they want you focusing on fake space.

>>108510185
>sarrrrrrrrliens
KEK

>>108508624
>everybody who hates outlook uses outlook
room temperature IQ right here

>>108508535
>1min37s / no limit
>no limit
oof...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kmEEkECFQw

>>108510399
>Default firewall rule
Sure, but that solves the security argument for NAT. So functionally there is no loss.
>Nothing stops them [...] except IPV4 exhaustion
So a huge unsolvable technical issue with IPV4 stops them. I agree why I want IPV6
>IPV4 still works
Tying a note to a rock and throwing it at the recipient still works too. If something works is only one small metric to determine whether or not you should use it. IPV4 lost a lot of traits that provided real value to the consumer. IPV6 would bring those traits back. We only need to suffer moving over and then we get all the benefits.

>>108510480
>If it blocks packet based on some logic
Sure but that was the firewall on the router not the nat itself. You'd get the same thing just by denying all incoming packets except the ones that you granted an explicit exception for. Hell you could just whitelist based on IP. NAT doesn't bring anything to the table except making forming connection more annoying.

>>108502471
>you can't slap NATs to everything forever
You absolutely can

>>108502090
>>108502471
this is why I have to share an IP address through CGNAT with a random pool of 200 other monkeys and constantly get thrown captchas when googling and website bans that I'm not responsible for

>>108510480
With NAT you handicap your own hardware and introduce worse performance on your whole network. This alone should be enough to ditch it.
Even stateful firewalls are less CPU intensive than NAT.
You can't host services and applications via NAT.
Port forwarding/port mapping is not a solution. It is even more resource intensive as now your router has to also account for every port rule entry you set up in the config.

>>108510592
>functionally there is no loss.
See above.

>So a huge unsolvable technical issue
I mean, it can solve itself for the right price. If you are an ISP, you just have to find your target customers. IPv6 is still better though, it just solve the problem of scarcity along with many other technical issues.

>We only need to suffer moving over and then we get all the benefits.
True but it does not apply to anything. Legacy applications only supports IPv4, and transition mechanisms are still shit to this day.

>>108496113
>digital cameras are such a technological dead
no... just no.
I used to shoot 35mm and did so for almost 30 years. digital is light years better than any film. I will never go back. I sold all of my old film cameras.

>>108511163
all that leaded gasoline and asbestos scrambled your brain, boomer

>>108511163
ok boomer. digitshit looks like ass. it's why all movies look bad now

>>108511223
are you gay? is that why your every post is about shit, arses or poo? are you a gay schizo?

>>108511733
pretty telling that you hear the word shit and get a boner

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>>108508256
>You're making a spreadsheet table, not a list. Make the rows independent of each other. That way, you can easily apply the formulas based on data only each row
You have no idea how simple this advice, and how much it helped me.
Thanks man

>>108508861
Localsend

>>108511483
Isn't this spyware?
ad blocker is blocking it.

>>108508358
i don't think mega.nz/mega.io supports hotlinking, at least not for free accounts

>>108511520
What adblocker?

>>108510984
this feels right

>>108510904
Librewolf. I haven't seen any browser beat this.

>>108511555
Works on my machine

>>108511555
maybe but it feels so GOOD not to use chromium

>>108510904
>before i switch to this, is there anything better out there?
This sounds like it's a huge commitment for you. Nigga there is no single best browser + even if there would be "THE BEST BROWSER", you should never use only 1 browser.
>daily driver browser
>login accounts browser
>private browser
You need at least 2. Yes, Brave is ""probably"" the best chromium based browser at the moment, fits perfectly fine in the daily drive category, because many websites and services just assume you are running chrome. For something more private you should go with a gecko based browser like FireFox or Librewolf.

>>108507127
Just wire them in series. It's that simple

>>108507127
shucking powerbanks for cells is not very cost effective

>>108507559
> They are fucking massive and heavy
They can be tiny as well. Also they are approx. 2 times lighter than lead-acid batteries, like those in cars or outdates reserve power systems (PC UPS etc). So lighter, heavier.

>>108510923
That will increase voltage.
Perfect to kill OP actually if he will have like 25 of those.

I say trust the egyptians, cooper and acid

>>108507836
Been through this shit multiple times. Fuck them, collect your paycheck and do less than nothing.

>>108510707
No, it must be Skynet putting them out of business!

>>108509607
What kind of restaurant?

>>108511679
good mornings sir,
the contractors are lowering your izzat.
much love,
anon

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i have been unemployed for over a year while searching for jobs, working on projects, and studying leetcode / my stack

>>108508343
https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/master/test/hotspot/jtreg/runtime/StackGuardPages/exeinvoke.c#L97

>>108507823
You're not a baby, you're a grown adult. Get a grip.

>>108507929
shut the fuck up, i like learning random ass syscalls.

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>>108507929
autists are GOOD for this board.

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>>108508378
nah-uh i'm baby

>>108510859
>I don't expect any privacy (other than manually encrypting messages with pgp keys, but that's on the user's end) i just want something that doesn't ask for my phone or some alt e-mail address and can be used with an e-mail client compared to proton or tutanota who do their own thing that's incompatible with any e-mail client because they want to larp as private services.
Your only real options are joke emails like cock.li, pissmail and such.

Depends on your use case, but Proton seems a pretty good setup overall; even better if you get a paid version (either your own domain or theirs etc).
>phone number, secondary email
these are optionss but I don't recall them being required. If you absolutely are worried about it, you can just use a Firefox Relay generated email mask as your backup, or if you're willing to chance it one of the tempmail/guerilla mail addresses for the backup. However, as I recall theere is an option for Proton to basically check the tiny out of the way box that says
>yes I realize that without the backup email or phone number if I lose my password etc..I realize I am truly fucked and Proton can't get it back for me this is not a drill it will be gone forever.
option. At first they just want to make sure you're not fucking things up and then crying about it after they warned you. Also, if you have a paid proton unlimited/pro account you get all the features of SimpleLogin mail masks and proxies too; its under ProtonPass features.

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>>108510887
>>108510900
I'm looking for something that i might be able to use in a more professional context. While cock.li seems to have decent alt domains (no swear words), I would prefer that if somebody looks up my e-mail address to not get hit with sites about cocks and piss and things like that. Thanks for the suggestion.

>>108510997
I already have a Proton e-mail but as far as i heard you need to setup something like a bridge to be able to use it with your client. Another time waster. Also check this >>108510859. They wanted a secondary e-mail so they can allow me to see certain confirmation e-mails and that just pissed me the fuck off. Got me real mad. The Firefox Relay thing as a secondary address for signing up is a really interesting idea. Got to look it up. Thanks.

>>108511070
>Bridge to use with a client
That's pretty much if you want full, E2EE including subjects like they use. You CAN simply turn on IMAP/POP3 on your account and export the OpenPGP keys, but like any other use that's just for the body. However, running the bridge in the background - a FOSS program : https://proton.me/mail/bridge - basically seamlessly sets this stuff up. If you plan to use Thunderbird, Outlook etc.. then its worthwhile and pretty easy with Proton using the Bridge, but you can also "manually" use the encryption keys if you want as mentioned though its not quite as smooth or cover as much as it were.

The secondary email can be gotten around as there's an option in your account (I don't recall if its the main global account page or the proton mail account options ) that you can turn that shit off but they basically don't want you to use the account to sign up to other shit and then complain if some day you lose access to your proton account and have no passwords, backups etc. Relay is a pretty solid if not as comprehensive as the ProtonPass/SimpleLogin featureset; by default you can use a handful of free email masks or an unlimited amount per site if you pay like $2/month. If you only need one to mask to your old email to give to proton, then you won't even need a paid one.

only cock.li
yes, im serious

>>108510922
what the shit are you talking about

>>108510960
there are actually six nines in the picture. dumb frogposter.

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>>108511175
uuuhhh aakhshually if you open the image in a hex editor you'll see 917269 nines, dumb nofrogposter

>>108510922
For real, so convenient.
Actually it's even more convenient when your CD/CI depends on something else as well, right? Just to be safe.

Now that's actually smart. Very good business decisions from microslop company, they clearly helped github become better and care more about customers and how many back up plans they have, ensuring stability of their business.

>>108510604
>If GitHub does not meet this SLA, Customer may redeem Service Credits only upon written request to GitHub within thirty (30) days of the end of the calendar quarter. Written requests for Service Credits redemption and GitHub Enterprise Cloud custom monthly or quarterly reports should be sent to GitHub Support
NOOOO, DO NOT REDEEM.