>>108511270
cute

>>108454106
do you have the image without the text

>>108512224
why would she do such a thing

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>>108512326
Windows 11?

>>108511373
what year is it

>>108506642
based
>>108506651
cringe

>>108510155 (checked)
kek

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>>108506642
never heard of it

>>108512833
im not the one that posts lies and made up stories on the technology board. I only come here to post the truth. Youre the one who ruins the threads and breaks the rules by posting lies. only very impoverished people act like you do on spg. Grow up child.

>>108512643
>>108512643
>>108512643

>>108511340
S26 ultra is a better phone than the s25 ultra
The only (slight) issue with the s26u is that the screen has slightly worse viewing angles, slightly more text fringing and causes migraines for a small percentage of people with sensitive eyes

>>108513460
Wrong. See: >>108494180 >>108494442 >>108497492

Smasnug baker shill still thinks the s26 ultra is good. Lol lmao even

>>108512659
Easy as pie and the kind of thing that gets easier the more you do it.

>>108512659
I've installed 100+ CPU's and done even more transfers between motherboards. Never once had any issues. Intel and AMD.
Just don't stress it, don't drop it and you're good.
Hell I built my current rig completely while 2/3 deep in a bottle of Dworek.

>>108512659
You'll be fine.
It's not that bad.

>>108512690
What a profoundly retarded and transparently paid for "concern". Livestream killing yourself.

>>108512690
They don't break that easily. Do you have barbarian hands or something?

>>108508500
>Microsoft office is typically excellent software.
you jeets need to be nuked from orbit

>>108508500
Buy an ad, Satya Nutella.

>>108508624
>you must view the world in black or white
>it's either you like something 100% and use it or not at all and not use
>using something whose positives outweigh the negatives is an act of infidelity
Fucking purists.

>>108508477
why the fuck would you need to open outlook on a mission to fly around the moon

>>108508477
At this point it makes more sense for government agencies to ditch Microslop's shit. Europeans are doing it, and it might work out well for them.
Americans can just switch to Apple since they're corporate slaves, and get better quality. Not like their government is cost concious anyways.

lot of dedicated chinese MMO and E-sports players probably got VAC banned and proceeded to commit Xi XING SUI.

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Chinese new year
Happened last year too

>>108513131
>which one of you nerds owns the 32 core
The steam hardware survey doesn't understand NUMA so it actually misses counting most large core count CPUs.
To be fair, neither do most games.

>>108513220
so they get a computer, install steam, then never touch it again?

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>>108513131
i do

>>108508590
No, people just prefer it over the alternative, which usually is denoised to hell garbage with all detail obliterated. Also, film grain was harder to notice in the past, since display resolution was much lower (effectively, a low-pass filter).

>>108503655
>The original resolution was 320x224 I think.
Well not shit then, you can't make something produced at 320x224 look good on any 1080p or 4K screen. Garbage in, garbage out.

>>108503655
>The original resolution was 320x224 I think.
There is literally zero reason to ever upscale pre-7th gen console videos past 480p.
>but muh hd badge muh zoomers won't watch low res videos
They can die.

>>108508590
for me it's not so much i 'like grain', rather that it's a sign of a good encode, as it's the first thing to get destroyed by compression. It also hides other artifacts like blurriness and banding. ideally video is better without it, real life isn't grainy, but a smooth picture is more often then not a sign of heavy compression

>>108509787
because of how youtube works, it's better to upscale low res content then not, a 480p picture uploaded as 1440p looks better than leaving it as 480p

not AI, this is ML
machine learning has been used for decades now, whenever you hear about "AI" doing something nowadays, they mean this, very few of these "breakthroughs" involve LLMs deeper than for cleanup and organization

>>108500068
distributed element filters are voodoo

>>108500220
Because only new EE grads are tasked with designing that sort of trivial shit and don't know better.

>>108500213
snibbedy sneb :---DDD

>>108502202
Genetic programming will do the same

>>108513388
>not like the typical version of this where the costs are just being obfuscated to kill off competition to raise prices later. I'll give you that costs are being obfuscated
Oracle just nuked 30k people because they took on so much debt their corporate bonds are reaching trash tier. These companies are desperate to start turning a profit because they have dumped so much money into scaling that they've eaten up entire supply chains of hard drives, RAM, and GPUs.
We WILL see token cost rise to levels that jeets cannot afford.
>>108513358
Minor exceptions like reasoning that walking to the car wash is more efficient than driving with your car. You know, really minor sorts of things.

>>108513509
Look up any number of dumb trick questions that can trip up humans
>how do you pronounce y - e - s? Okay now how do you pronounce 'e-e-y-s'?
>How much lighter is a plane if the pilot spends 15 minutes taking a gigantic shit in the bathroom after he flushes?
>1.05 baseball bat question
>missing dollar riddle

AI luddites really think that humans are largely infallible and just never make the mistakes because hypothetically they could fix them, but they never extend the same courtesy to AI.

>>108513557
>now how do you pronounce 'e-y-e-s'*
I fucked it up, because I make mistakes sometimes.

>>108513166
On the other hand, those who spent any meaningful amount of time erping with llms knows they're fundamentally retarded. Ironically, the gooners pay more attention to model's output than the vibe coders do. Hell, half the point of the harness is to let you avert your eyes from the slop.

>>108513392
The fact that it's non-copyrightable is probably going to be the largest boon to open source software in history, in the long run.

>>108491019
Who's pretending? They just are better for productivity.

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>>108491019
Damn, first it was Dasha, now even Abdim is making fun of us ...

>>108508735
>OP is literally seething in anger
Stop schizoing out. Your seething becomes much more apparent when you do.

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>>108491019
>member?

>>108491019
Sounds like some Red Hat asshole trying to justify turning distros into faggot traps.

>>108502677
I think you should start with an easy distribution but don't get accustomed to the affordances it offers to make things easier. Always ask if there's a terminal-based way you can do X or configure Y, etc. If I'd started on SuSE and used yast for everything, I'd have never had the career I managed by going Slackware - RedHat - Mandrake - Debian. Last thing you want to do is start in Arch and have no fucking idea where to start. Try Fedora or openSUSE, but make a point of removing the training wheels.

Also Ubuntu is cancer. Specifically snaps are a kind of tumor.

>>108502677
two words: fedora workstation

>>108502723
>>108502819
This. Absolutely this. I learned my way with Slackware in 1999. I don't use it anymore, but it helped me greatly.
>>108502947
Better for what? I haven't tried Gentoo. I can recommend Void, which I'm currently using in my home server, if you want something a bit easier to install and keep updated.
I think you don't sneed a' hard 'distro to learn Linux, but something like Slackware certainly would help in grasping some concepts.

>>108502677
You should be thinking of what you want to accomplish on your machine instead of becoming an expert on fucking with it. The point of Linux is not to be difficult to use or master regardless of what 'power users' say. No one uses windows because it's harder to use. The Linux community is infested with elitists who do nothing productive with a computer. Keep using Ubuntu and be productive with it. If it can't do what you need it to, then consider another option.

>>108502677
“Learning Linux” is usually just about managing a server, and that’s a completely different skill set. Normalfag and HR roastie just assume that typing shit on a linux server means you understand linux, even though many linux nerds don’t know how to manage a server and the same as server admins don’t know how to be productive on a linux desktop

>>108513280
Kek he doesnt even know why he outed himself.

Glad the AI is replacing you jeets.

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>>108513293
>implying that I’m a jeet
Lmao it’s funny seeing you seething at random things because I’m just a superior human being, meanwhile you shit your pants over some words (Luddite) kek

>>108513309
You are anything but superior. You are the rock bottom of society.

I am not even going to continue having a conversation with a jeet. You're too far beneath me.

Always remember: You are worthless, unskilled and unemployable.

>>108513338
>xhe still thinks that I’m a jeet
Lmao you cannot cope anymore.
Please commit suicide

>shitty thread gets bumped to bump limit by schizo bots
another day on gee
nothing to see here

>>108507793
isnt kde cutting edge by design? they have no stable branche.

>>108503325
Me personally, I installed my arch system on my steamdeck, laptop, minipc, other laptop. This year I installed it on my old laptop again, after finally writing an install script for my system and putting everything on codeberg.

>>108499235
>>108501915
openSUSE Leap has been great these last nine years of using it.

Holy fuck a proper thread. Bump

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>>108498770
For me? It's Ubuntu Mate with Munity... Ubuntu with all of its benefits of being the face of Linux, without a bloated DE, lightweight as Linux should be, and looking and feeling similar to how Ubuntu did at its peak with the Unity DE.

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>>108510765
eat shit

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    for(scanf("%d",&s);*a-s;v=a[j*=v]-a[i],k=i<s,j+=(v=j<s&&(!k&&!!printf(2+"\n\n%c"-(!l<<!j)," #Q"[l^v?(l^j)&1:2])&&++l||a[i]<s&&v&&v-i+j&&v+i-j))&&!(l%=s),v||(i==j?a[i+=k]=0:++a[i])>=s*k&&++a[--i])
        ;puts("");
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>>108510765
nah. software is disposable

>>108510894
in english, doc

>>108510765
The people that coined that quote have never written commercially successful software so not sure why I should listen to that so called advice

It certainly wasn't the guy in the picture btw