>>107560539
Fair question. But, the baseline is basically your prior OS or expectations, not an objective claim. The scale is about whether you see these as a plus or not, so your interpretation is correct. Sorry for the confusion.

>>107564646
#MACsterrace reporting in. i have macOS with a fedora VM

>>107564646
first Linux phase, ca. 1999-2015
>just to be a geek
>also WinXP would pop update notifications over games
>WINE could run almost anything in those days
>stuck with Linux as a Java and Android dev
return to Windows, 2015-2025
>became a C# dev
>really, really liked C#
return to Linux, early 2025
>looming Win10 EOL
>Visual Studio getting gayer with each release
>trying and liking Rider
>only game I still play is Minecraft

>>107559269
>Babe wake up a model without vae got released
from what i read this doesnt mean that its pixel perfect for editing as it still doesnt operate in pixel space but some other shit they made

>>107559269
>can't even get even eyes in the cherrypicked examples
It's shit. Also I don't understand why AI has so much trouble with making even eyes and round irises/pupils.

Which corner of the internet I can see people going in depth about lora training instead of just some sparse shitty guides?

>>107564423
The pastebins, youtube, civit.

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I'm a simple man
I like grilling
I like /ldg/

>>107562336
0110011001110101011000110110101100100000011110010110111101110101

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>>107562336
there's no point in steganography over encrypted channel
the entire point of steganography is when the channel is NOT encrypted, like pictures available publicly

also, "just switch", lol, how are you going to inform friendly receiving stations about the switch? over the channel that just had its encryption broken?

I don't think you understand the topic, bro

there's some interesting steganographic activity on X, a popular widely used magic number is

49 20 64 6F 6E 27 74 20 6B 6E 6F 77 20 77 68 6F 20 6E 65 65 64 73 20 74 6F 20 68 65 61 72 20 74 68 69 73 2C 20 62 75 74 20

followed by a payload. there's about one of these every minute

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>>107563525
>steganography over encrypted channel
I think OP is referring to encrypted message over steganography, eg, encrypting a message and then hiding it in otherwise inconspicuous messages to avoid detection. It's one thing to go "THIS IS AN ENCRYPTED MESSAGE", it's another thing to go "hehe lol funny cate video".

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>>107564285
What's the method for this one?

s/notice/not/2

>>107564701
s/2/3/

>>107562411
The schizo bumps the posts per minute and it makes that thread more visible.

>>107562569
So sad...

I think we should support ani more
He's going through this for all of us after all

>>107562920
Really?

>>107562920
I want to know more about ani

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ahahahahahaha
RISC was a mistake.

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/aig/ - ARM Indignation General

Welcome to /aig/ - ARM Indignation General

Unlike the UEFI Forum that oversees x86 OEMs and mandates all x86 PCs implement UEFI and allow end users to run any code they want, including bootloaders for any OS they want, ARM allows complete "freedom" for corponigger ARM OEMs to release billions upon billions of completely locked down unserviceable unmaintainable planned obsolescence 5-year-lifespan-maximum ARM devices with zero user freedoms.
When's the last time you saw a functioning ARM computer older than 5 years? How about 10 years?
x86 computers from 1980 are still in use to this day, running trains, airports, power plants, factories, even nuclear missile silos, and they're all completely serviceable with original parts from 1980, or after market parts made 4 decades later.

UEFI has existed for two decades, BIOS for four decades, ARM has been around nearly that entire time and has outright refused to standardize or mandate a booting system that gives users even a shred of freedom. ARM have sat back for decades and enabled and encouraged ARM OEMs to completely and totally fuck ARM users with planned obsolescence in the name of profits. They have completely infested the mobile industry with their locked down shit ISA and now want to infest the desktop industry as well.

ARM is a cancerous blight on computing whose only function is to strip away and undermine the ideals and principles of personal computing freedoms and liberties by forcing normies to accept having zero freedoms.
ARM is the single greatest threat to computing freedoms in the history of computers.
Not surprisingly ARM was co-founded and funded by the most freedom-hating globohomo niggerlover corporation in history: Apple.

ITT we discuss non-ARM ISAs from the past (6502, 68000, Alpha, Itanium, PA-RISC, SuperH, VAX, Z80, PDP-11), the present (x86, MIPS, SPARC) and the future (RISC-V, etc).

>>107563920
There we go, it was only a matter of time before someone posted this.
Fuck Armshit general.

>>107557731
I have this one.

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>>107563008
Better benchmark.

>>107557731
The Cooler Jew

>>107557731
Been using a bent one for the past five years. it works.

can confirm, boughted one second hand and noctua still sent me new adapter brackets. I bought another one cause I want it level.

>>107557731
These fans are overrated, they're loud past 800 RPM like most other fans.
The G2 fans are even louder.

>>107561975
solarized

>>107561975
Been using dark themes for like 25 years. Still do, but now I also have the excuse of using OLEDs.

>>107564560
Sepia is like butter on the eyes.

>>107564214
this is neat for like a week and then it is gross as fuck to use and look at.
this is also the case with solarized themes

>>107564648
I've been using it for 20 years. It all started with a theme I created myself for jEdit. Actually it started before that with taking notes on yellow legal pads.

>>107564502
you should kill yourself as soon as possible.

>>107564502
It's good for coom. Enjoy.

>>107564552
This

>>107564502
AI is pretty good, but it's not perfect or anything. It's just a tool.

>>107560708
Both are Yagi antennas. Not sure if there is that much difference to the dipole width of those two.

https://archive.is/7fLew

>>107560751

At least I know the HDTV antenna does not work with WiFi. Well, I am don't know too much about RF. Maybe I did something wrong.

>>107561306
Yagi antennas have limited bandwidth and have to be adapted to the frequency used. For drones, especially in Ukraine, this is a cat and mouse game where they use all sorts of tricks and modulations as part of electronic warfare, complete with counter measures and counter counter measures. Fiber optics evade this completely. In Ukraine, tech evolves in 6 week cadences, while in NATO, tech evolves in 20 year cadences.
If you wantt to know mor about RF, you could check out >>>/diy/ham and the FAQ and library, which in fact originated in this general.

>>107563260
Ham is so fascinating, I wish I could focus on it more but alas I lack the time.

What is a good 75% under 100 bucks, I was looking at Royal Kludge but reading reviews they have a lot of QC issues and they don't last a year.

>>107563810
The epomaker Aula F75?
I remember hearing good things about it, but I don't remember how long ago that was.

>>107563620
To me this site is about entertainment. I see it as a massive trash heap, with some interesting stuff hidden in plain sight. It requires some balancing between the interesting and the uninteresting stuff. Filters improve the ratio

>>107563828
>>107563810
The aula f75 is good and inexpensive. has hot-swappable mechanical switches. There is one made in concert with Epomaker; which is the exact same thing except the switches to choose from are different.

I fucking hate my ducky one 3, the screws are stripped to shreds on the first disassembly.

>>107560634
>how does he get around the licensing and stuff?
probably just ignored it
which is fine because licenses and copyright no longer matter in an LLM future

>>107558438
Yes of course

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>>107541609
Funny but wrong

>>107542343
>>107558892
i've never configured mpv in any way

>>107564607
>>107564607
i had to configure mpv for tranime because subtitles doesn't speak jap
this applies to videophile settings too and hdr fuckery on mpc-hc + madvr and mpv

>>107551268
>Netac
OH NO NO NO

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thanks for ruining the world once again ameriturds

>>107551251
Cool. That won't give me old prices tomorrow, asshole.

>>107553330
burger tax money and various other scams

>>107558857
>Chip shortage (soon)
source? is there news about CPU's now too?

Thin phone = non-user replaceable battery = phone physically obsolete well before its true lifespan = new purchase

Same reason you get shit repair-ability on cars. Product designs from for-profit companies are inherently compromised by their revenue-maximizing goal.

Exhibit A: spyware/ad-riddled Windows 11 vs privacy-respecting Linux

>>107562539
Stick it in her pooper

>>107562539
I don't care about thin, and screens are too large. I should be able to hold the phone in one hand and reach the entire screen with my thumb. Also no headphone jack no sale.

I've never been blind for more than a few minutes before the white mage sorts shit out. Niggas need to respect they squad

>>107564046
but anon, she's just a child...