>>107551855
websites dont need apps

>>107552606
If something doesn't have an app I don't use it. I don't want to have to go to your shitty website. Just let me install an app and it's much easier

>>107551882
battery destroyer

>>107554608
get the fuck off 4chan faggot. it's not for you

>>107554677
There are lots of 4chan apps, otherwise I would.

>>107553460
Pirating isn't stealing regardless of whether or not buying is owning

>>107553564
>every time a company does something you dont like
like taking tax payer money to deliver nothing and give it to their friends? almost like stealing but with extra steps.why should people feel bad about copying some stupid movie or game? are you dumb?

>>107553472
upside down n app

>>107554652
pirating isn't even pirating. pirating in its original sense was describing groups of marauders who would capture vessels and plunder their cargo, often killing everyone onboard in the process. copying some shit off the internet isn't pirating at all. it's unauthorized copying.

>>107554669
you either cant read or you can but youre too retarded to comprehend it

>>107550910
I use mpv because it has a prettier icon.

>>107550910
You wot m8. The MVP, mpv, just werks.

i stopped using vlc recently because it stutters on some movies

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>>107550910
bruh I jumped to mpv from the last time I was here.

its way better after Grok and I configured it with this

 --volume=81   --geometry=50%:50%  --autofit=500 --autofit-smaller=360x800   --force-window --loop-playlist \
--cache=yes --cache-secs=60 --demuxer-seekable-cache=yes --demuxer-max-bytes=200M 

and the new version has a feature where typing "g p" opens a playlist

OP's video is actually from a music video. Can anyway remember the name of the track?
They purposefully delete the i-frames (or is it b-frames?) to achieve this effect called "video moshing". The frames that are the anchors which the other frames only apply motion to.

>>107551520
Wrong question, because not all requests are equal. Such system would only be limited by network bandwidth since all it does is download the file (unavoidable, either upload directly to S3 or save to a temp dir), run checks, make entry in DB, and return. The actual processing happens in the background, safe from resource exhaustion by those initial checks and a set amount of workers. My usecase is making thumbnails, and I make shell calls to imagemagick and ffmpeg. Even this is probably overkill but it's really fast and easy to implement.

>>107550581
I see. Maybe I should try Svelte but I just stick with React because it works and I'm lazy

Can you fucking smelly arsed nigger faggots do a micron of optimizations with your web apps instead of fucking up the entirety of computing.

:: deep-union-web ::
dev:: anon
tools:: Vercel, Neon, Typescript
link:: https://deep-union-web.vercel.app/
repo:: https://github.com/fernandoaestrella/deep-union-web
progress:: Built a matching tool that allows you to match on 7 dimensions of needs
"deep union web" is a web tool that facilitates requesting and offering generic help from nearby people that you may not even know yet. It does so by gathering your requests, offers, generic visual appearance and coordinates. Both the requests and offers are in these 7 dimensions: Preservation, Gratification, Definition, Acceptance, Expression, Reflection, Knowledge. You could consider them as increasingly subtler needs. Then users can find each other in a map, see what they match in, and if they decide to approach, they can see how others have visually described themselves and where they are (i.e. the selected user is 0.03 km North).

Feel free to use it as an icebreaker, to improve relationships, or to grow your network in a targeted manner!

Why did I do this?
I traveled by bus many times during my Masters degree and was surprised at how little people chatted in the bus. I've always felt particularly hopeful and energetic about us humans. I keeps me going joyfully and smoothly. I noticed that people naturally had many needs and many skills or resources that they would love to share. I also noticed that many people near me spend too long pursuing some of those needs unnecesarily. So this was my effort in making other needs more explicit and to facilitate deeper conversations with people nearby.

The first really valuable uses of this kind of app may be in circumstances where people already feel some trust with those around them (retreats, company, family, friends, etc.).

>>107554616
cool but dead in the water because youre not going to spend bigbux advertising it so it becomes useful.

>>107554605
Capitalism is dead and we live under techno feudalism. The winners of capitalism fled with their wealth to the Arab nations or gated communities. The masses do not have enough money to be worth selling to so expect more shit like ram companies pulling out of consumer markets to focus on serving the rich. Why invest money into places where people have no money, have no hope of ever having money?

>>107554351
>DeepSeek is based
where can i use it for free

>>107554471
neural networks are just better than extended kalman slop. they are just more robust. this is in my experience, working on drones that automatically search indoor buildings to solve hamas once and for all

>>107554351
>well-known object detection and pose-estimation
Oh so it's well known huh? So what's impressive about it then?

are they not just 4 motors inside a frame? What's special about their hardware? Please enlighten us

>>107550891
patent encumbrances
they made it illegal to compete on product in the west

>>107554591
they are and you are right. it's simply because westoids are retards without any skills

I have asked myself this question many times

Interesting thread OP so I guess it will die soon kek
I think it has something to do with a mismatch between:
>processing time
as in people need some time to process something the have seen
>the barrage of endless and fast bullshit everyone is exposed to
cutting off the processing time and jumping off to the next bullshit

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>>107552317
>Where do we go from here?
We continue to explore our passions and indulge in our hobbies in the good old way.

>>107552862
DYRB OP is a niggardly manager given his other complaints? His point is people now monetize their hobbies and skills because nobody is paying a wage worth shit anymore.

>>107552317
I thought that I'd have a cute gf by this point in my life (27) but no.

>>107552317
paganism

>>107550877
Seeing naked people is satanic and spiritual destructive, sex should be done through a sheet with the lights off

>>107550493
I remember having my mind blown when I found out about hidden folders on windows 7.

>>107550493
ctrl f *

>>107550493
>wojak image
>"when I was a kid"
A few weeks ago?

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>>107550493
I did something like that once in 2007, this was the XP days back when users searched with the dog. It was NSFW images of Grimace from ytmnd or fucked up shit i scribbled in mspaint, like I would draw lemon party images in mspaint for shits in giggles (slop mspaint cartoon of two old dudes having gay butt sex)

>>107550532
I ended up playing around for 20 minutes, then watched football, then went for a run, now I need to watch some tutorials to make a good kick sound
then i can work on my song

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If trapslop is so easy then how tf do you make a verse https://voca.ro/1oTjaJ5e6H4t

Any love for Renoise?

>>107553335
obviously

>>107547897
want to launch this into space

>>107546446
nta but yes especially in the broken non-backwards compatible world of freetarded software

>>107546059
OpenBSD stores the wireless password unencrypted in a plain text file and can't even trim an SSD. Idk why you people are so gung-ho about it.

we have a tie between
>>107546139
fpbp and
>>107546164
spbp

>>107546139
fpbp
>>107546164
spbp

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>>107546059
outside of Arch. All major distro maintainers are paid by Canonical and Red Hat, so they aren't "doing it for free" Arch users are probably rich college students living on daddies pension

>>107552061
I just use the one built into my TV.

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>>107552061
an old laptop in clamshell mode tucked somewhere out of sight and a pic related.

>>107553812
I'd be happy to be able to install Android TV on a mini PC because there has to be something more performant than the shield that isn't some turbo sketchy Chinese bs

>>107554270
Hope you have your own isolated network for that Chinese shit unless you enjoy getting *everything* keylogged.

>>107552061
Apple TV, it's not even close. Even the remote is better than all the other boxes. Just sucks though that sideloading is a fucking bitch and there's no good way to get something like revanced on to block youtube ads. Everything else about it is great though.

I realized that I have not updated my Arch system since like August of last year. I noted that I hadn't booted the system up since June. I managed to update the system safely. I realized I'd been going that long without security updates. Should I just straight up re-install the OS? If I re-install it, I'm probably going with Artix.

>>107551062
Do `ssh -v` so it prints more messages, maybe something stands out.
The real reason will be in the router ssh logs, not on your client.

>>107551704
Does the microphone not work if you connect the phone in webcam mode? I have used it as a webcam but haven't paid attention of a microphone is presented to the computer or not.

>>107554443
You'll probably be fine
Artix is cool

>>107553537
That's very clever!

>>107554321
I have never encountered that requirement with Clonezilla.

When the FUCK are M5 Max macbooks releasing?
>inb4 lololol mac
Equivalent question would be when the fuck are they making Ryzen 395+ laptops other than that shitty 14 inch HP, and it's been like a year and the answer seems never, so M5 it is.

>>107541725
DINGDINGDINGDING

>>107541410
5:4 full-screen. 16:10 if high resolution and using vertical split-screen

aren't there is glasses now that are good enough to replace portable monitors?

>>107546117
I just bought a ThinkPad with 16:10 earlier this year (X13)

>>107541410
Prefer 16:10 nowadays.
Lived with 5:4 for several years, was comfy.
Either way, a little extra height is nice.