>>106450131
What checkpoints can you vouch for so that I can give them an honest try?

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I have finally figured out how to get the incessant artist name spam out of the images!

>>106449847
I always wished there was a way to make "switches" with two different possible inputs and one output or vice versa. This would enable easily toggling portrait and landscape, or easily having a fast mode (eg like just a ksampler 20 step slop) and a full mode (with proper post processing). Right now I do the latter in two separate workflows and it results a lot of copy and pasting.

>>106450650
It's not exactly what you're describing but if you add save image nodes at different points you can quickly turn off everything after that point by breaking a connection to a FromBasicPipe Impact node for the following step. It's ugly but it's the best I've found. Obviously clutters the hell out of your output folder though.

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comfy late night proompting

>>106450629
>using shitty protocol that loses all data on 1 second disconnect is more efficient than one http request once a day

>>106449934
read the rules monkey
if you put good subs in the remux, you can upload it

>>106450726
Now let me put in good audio too.

>>106450725
If that happens the tracker API is a fallback, which is still better than RSS.

>>106450770
you can next to the subs

>>106448839
>It’s been a while, but I remember finding the difference between flakes and packages confusing, a lot of different shit to learn just to get stuff up and running.
-you use the nix language to write a "nix expression"
-"nix expressions" are used to define a package or service as a "derivation"
-you can express multiple "derivations" declared to create other "derivations" you can create large complex services, large packages that bring in dependencies, or even a whole operating system as a "derivation"
-flakes are a unified schema. used to take inputs, and express them in outputs as a "nix expression" to create "derivations".
-flakes enforce "purity". meaning that it requires all information in the expression. need to build a "derivation" for an ARM or and X86_64 CPU? you need to declare it.

>>106448510
just kys bro

Nix/Guix desktop users are masochists, there's no other explanation.

>>106450001
>only distro that lets you cleanly, easily switch between desktop environments without reinstalling the OS

>>106448741
>>106449237
just chill fags, that's a bait repost to gather replies contradicting its point. i'm considering to switch to guix and need arguments against stuff said against it.
other posts are fine explanations. good work /g/entoomen.

>>106437504
>he fell for the linux meme

>>106449412
This was true since the XCP rootkit and still true today.
There is malware out there worse than XCP on paper, but is largely tolerated now.

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>>106448929
we’re not blocking third-party apps
we are allowing you to have the privilege of installing apps outside the Play Store that we have vetted and approved.

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>>106449572
just think of it like a check at the airport.
you don’t want anonymous terrorists getting through, do you?

>>106437504
lmao

>>106450825
Doesn't matter, they all have your stuff already. You just need to tap into it.

Home nas

>>106444051
this

>>106442915
More private than mint and debian

>>106449823
retard take

>>106449466
>sure does help it has a unix environment
imagine actually believing this

>>106438770
Use case for linux?

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>>106448899

>>106448899
no. the power in requires to re encode cost more money than extra storage. unless you're distributing that video to millions, it's not worth it.

>>106450149
Maybe it is worth it. There are trade-offs with everything...

>>106449836
How can there be meaningful improvements for an AV2 already??

>>106450341
AV1 was released stillborn

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The weird part is that it used to say that it was "Irene" that assigned the ban, but now it's pushcx.
Someone even archived it after changing the user handle.
Interesting how that happens.

>>106448814
Updoot

>>106449197
based

Ban was deserves. YHWH allows child brides

>>106449787
What is "queermisic insinuation"?

>>106450567
Schizos will never get it anon

Windows despite all of that shit is still the best OS on the market.

Apple has best hardware.

Linux is shit software installation more often in shitty hardware.

Retards will get it sooner or later that all of this Linux tagging will amount to nothing

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No vidja gaems.

>>106450790
>Windows despite all of that shit is still the best OS on the market.
Was. Win7 and XP are still perfectly viable if you're not a braindead shitskin without tech skills.

>>106450807
are you lost?

>>106450790
I game on my non windows non apple non linux hand held cheap android phone running 1080p x86_64 crysis program at 60fps. So this is not best to you.

>>106450346
oh and don't even get me started on the manhattan project

Americans are dumb

>>106449321
>Now, in order to conclude contracts for communication services upon presentation of an identity document, these premises must be provided with video recording equipment. Such video cameras must allow recording the actions of the representative of the communication operator and the citizen with whom the contract is concluded, as well as storing data for at least 30 calendar days, the document states. The corresponding clause of the rules comes into force on September 1, 2025.
The news from Russia I just saw.

Maybe coding stuff that isnt tailored for the best hardware out there, but built to run on just about anything makes for the fastest and best software. Jetbrains is not really a program in this category, but irfanview certainly is.

>>106449589
Fuck-ups are covered through ironclad disclaimers in contracts. For example, Crowdstrike's 2024 outage cost them nothing. All lawsuits against Crowdstrike were dismissed. Professionalism in IT industry, or any industry for that matter, is a joke. At worst, blood money is paid, but no one is ever criminally liable because if they do that it would open a huge can of worms. There's a large scale unacknowledged competency crisis happening.

The people maintaining the codebases are the poor souls that didn't progress in their careers, the actual competent programmers. Meanwhile, the incompetent devs move up to top positions, magnifying the damage they cause to the company and the industry as a whole. Their hairbrained ideas and designs are bad, but the people below them have no choice but to make those stupid ideas and designs work. This creates a negative feedback loop that would destroy the companies if it weren't the musical chair game these people are playing and the dedication of the programmer slaves.

Bro, get a divorce.

>When you fail to spot the unusual DNS querries

Great thread.
This (>>106450226) is probably the most important outcome.

>>106448986
Dude you're analyzing this like a business/project failure. Reflect on that. You're coming off as an AI, completely lacking emotional awareness.
>**Key Lessons:**
>1. Technical security means nothing when someone voluntarily sends money for emotional validation
Social engineering is almost always how they get through.
>2. Extremist communities are perfect hunting grounds - isolated members seeking belonging
They target anyone who is vulnerable to their attacks/scams.
>3. Warning signs: personality changes, secretiveness, new apps, seeking online validation while complaining about real relationships
Symptoms, and yes.
>4. Need financial safeguards: transaction alerts, account monitoring across all institutions
If they can, they'll figure out a way around it.
>5. The intersection of mental health and online manipulation is dangerous and underestimated
Sure.

>>106448968
The 8 days disappeared is the problem one - hope you made her get a STI test before you had sex again?

The IT security stuff is the least of your problems. Hope you have a Prenup

Oh BTW OP is an SL-15 which is like an SL-10 but with track seek etc. like a newer Technics linear such as the SL-J6 etc.

It's probably one of the rarest and nicest decks out there. SL-10 owners know how heavy that deck is for the size.

What a shit thread.

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>>106447099
Not sure I agree on the linear tracking argument, though I do think vintage is better than new when it comes to turntables, which is practically a lost art now looking most of what's on the market now. P-mount/T4P turntables are a good, idiot-proof option for beginners as well. I have a fully automatic Technics P-mount table myself

how is the torque on the AT120s compared to technics sl1200?

>>106446498
There is nothing on vinyl worth listening to. Because it's an awful format that sounds like dogshit.

Tape, and then CD, were massive improvements to audio quality, vinyl under optimal conditions with an expensive machine, stylus, brand new disks, not a speck of dust anywhere, will still sound like garbage.

If you have some super rare original recordings you need to convert to flac that haven't been re-released 80 times on CD, send them to some autist who has spent his life savings on pre-amps and pay him 20 bucks to run through the stack for you. It's fine to collect this garbage because you're a braindead consumer and you want some neat looking shelf ornaments or you really like reading the inserts, but listening to vinyl is a dull experience and the magic wears off in about 20 seconds. If you need a record player in case the ladies come over and you want to impress them by showing off a dead format only boomers still listen to, buy the cheapest pile of shit you can find from the 70s or 80s that's still marked as working, ideally with a couple of crappy speakers.

>>106448449
The time it takes to open the UI program. In GTK at least it's been getting slower and slower with each version. GTK3 and GTK4 take longer to open than tkinter.

>>106440686
>>106441634
idk it's some character this guy animates
https://x.com/Wunkolo/status/1960414547199565894
https://x.com/Wunkolo/status/1905543245909950548

>>106447769
well i thought about doing it that way to be honest but that would just mean more functions and more lines of code.

>>106441601
I read (kinda) the rust documentation. Felt like most of rust can be accomplished with C macros.
Rust has an indelible aura of abomination.

>>106439751
>wunk
that's the name i've been using in porn games for years, wtf

>>106436159
Open source drivers? Only ML bullshit?

>>106448390
>70B LLMs suck ass, too.
idk man, i've had some good success with qwen3-coder 30B A3B. Especially for auto completion you don't need insane models.

>>106448390
AI is more than LLM

>>106448515
in particular than generalist LLMs*

>>106436159
Are those any good for img or video gen?

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>>106450670
wasn't me

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>>106450670
this koff wannabe lmao, quadruple nigger, aka me lol koff is jesus, or something idk i didn'tread the manual.