>>107555648
so I'd get to pick which tracker I donate my invite to be used on? Interesting idea. Most of my trackers are already pretty close to their userlimit though

>>107555805
>so I'd get to pick which tracker I donate my invite to be used on?
They could consider either the tracker you choose, or the tracker you come from, or both.
>Most of my trackers are already pretty close to their userlimit though
I really doubt many trackers really have that many active users. By active I mean someone who really engages with it every few days, who searches and downloads torrents, keeps seeding for months, barely deletes torrents, etc, not just logging in.
I'm sure only at most 15% of users really fit that and they're the ones who actively keep the tracker alive.

>>107555850
recruiting is going well pretty well already as far as I can tell. If you have invites, just use them for friends or don't use them. Most of the friends I've invited are disabled like the anon who posted earlier, but I've invited a few people who've been active users for 10+ years too.

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is this still accurate

>>107556533
>is this still accurate
what's that even supposed to mean?

>>107556411
Seconding Starallback. It's so easy to crack you might as well.

>>107556408
this is a useless trollpost as you don't describe the machine specs.

>what CPU and how much RAM at least

Is there a step by step guide on installing windows 11? Or should I just install it and run wintool?

>>107556540
Read the OP, anon.

>>107556540
Did you not read the OP?
Also, use Windows 11 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2024 if you have 12th+ gen Intel CPU or if OEM drivers for your device don't support Windows 10

>>107554787
So long as you want a mostly correct answer then any basic facts or information about pretty much anything. If you are ok with just getting any answer then AI is perfect for you!

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>>107554787
Oyy vey we are struggling, please give us money.

They are $25 mil richer than last year, and they spend $3.5 mil on hosting.

Almost half of their money goes on paying 650 people, 95% of which probably do nothing.
It used to be run by 5 people.
Then another $30 mil to make kids gay or trans or some other DEI shit.

Yeah hopefully this shit goes offline forever.
>not here to push a point of view
you fucking faggot my ass
and then he pushes the point to not being a bilionaire, yeah guess what this is your own fault.
Most of us could host wikipedia for far less and I don't care if the site is slower then, because wanting millions for hosting some static pages is just stupid.

>>107555481
>6 million dollars on travel and conferences
why

Reminder Jimbob Wales wanted to force Wikipedia to call Linux "GNU/Linux" and almost got away with it. Donate nothing to commies.

anchor

Steven Universe wasn't THAT bad

>>107552339
how often do you touch yourself?

>>107552339
I'm still not sure how I managed to bumblefuck my way through a CS bachelor's and master's and even graduate with an 8.0 GPA while I feel like I barely ever know what I'm doing. People around me think I'm smart once I believed them, but by now (mid 30s) I think I'm really just an autistic idiot that happens to pick up enough little bits from various topics so that I appear to know a lot to people that don't know anything, but almost none of my knowledge goes deep enough to be actually useful to me personally it feels like. Pair with executive dysfunction from adhd and I never actually get anything done. If you're actually smart you should have something to show for it, right? Apart from that degree I mean, like personal projects.

>>107556005
do you ever kinda get the feeling that you are a LLM
like you are very good at parroting and rephrasing things
but dont really understand anything?
like you seem to never be able to really produce anything?

>>107552339
Nobody knows shit after graduation. You learn shit by finding projects, doing those projects, and taking detailed notes on how to recreate the project.

>>107552339
What do you plan or want to do after you finish your masters?

>>107541609
I did a spit take lol

>>107541004
I want to like it but it's pretty bad if we're being honest. Mostly the UI I guess, it's borderline unusable. As in, I don't use it because PotPlayer is better, malware be damned.

>>107550431
they live rent free in your head, i think you are projecting anon

>>107541381
True. Why doesn't this video player magically make my old ass laptop good?

>>107541609
This shit made me use MPV when all of YouTube downloads would do this for the first second or two running on VLC.

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I have a question regarding LoRA training. I have multiple triggers. Some images have 8 of them, some have as little as 1. How do I work around this when it comes to Keep Tokens? Trim down the images with too many triggers and too little to find a middle ground? Set it to 8 regardless?

>>107556348
8 triggers? What exactly are you trying to do? Just use different image subsets with different keep token amounts set though

>>107556405
Concept with different "actions" that can overlap with one another. I train on Civit, would this require local/colab training? Thank you for the help.

>>107556422
Probably

His gold digging wife is mossad also fatso himself is on the verge of heart failure so why bother

>>107553372
Cant he go to russia?

>>107553057
The raid and procedures were so illegal that NZ can't let him go too soon without embarrassing itself

>>107553143
At a certain level of wealth the rules you are told no longer apply.

>>107553057
new zealand is the safe space for the elites, they can't set a bad precedent

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Is it better just to buy an internal NAS drive I can put in a spare computer as a backup drive than buying an external HDD? Excluding lack of convenience aside.

>>107520568
post the mediainfo output

>>107556157
HDD's in those external caddies get basically zero ventilation, you rely on a power plug & usb and there's a non-zero chance someone will knock an external drive over while it's running. If you have the choice I would always go for a proper internal mounting. External drives can be cheaper though, so still buy it. Just lookup exactly the model of external drive you are buying first so you don't run into weird issues. No warranty when shucked either, so either keep the case and be careful or just accept it.

>>107556055
Could be bad power supply or bad RAM as well. Pull the SMART stats with Crystal Disk Info.

>>107555356
Iniu is fine.

>>107555483
At this point Anker is too overpriced to be competitive unless you need something really specific.

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I still have my classic Cinnamon desktop but I don't use it much since at least sept 2025

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>>107556053
But those place are gay because they require accounts and have account name "reputation" and internet points, and heavy moderation. I don't have any interest in what goes on there, who is there, or anything to do with them at all. If there is any crucial cultural aspect to this place it's that it doesn't have those things. The lack of those things, in and of itself, is what makes this place what is should be, needs to be, and is. That's literally it, and whatever demographics, attitudes, "vibes", etc. that emerge from it organically is its true culture. Certain types of people are drawn to this place because of those things above all other aspects, and within those certain types, there's a vast range of sub-types, which is a feature and not a bug.

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>>107550494

>>107553703
just enable ly service again it's not that hard

>>107555115
>It will be difficult for non-technical users like me to find
no one here is a "non-technical user"
the survey is stupid

>>107556240
hey, thanks for pointing that out, I will omit the "for me" part

>>107556293
the whole survey is suffering from the same thing.
do you want to know why i switched to linux from windows, 10 years ago, when i did it?
reframe all the questions then.
or if youre literally just looking for people who jumped ship in the last month, make that known so i wouldnt have wasted my time.

>>107556311
It’s not a “recent switchers only” survey, and it doesn’t assume people are non-technical anymore, which I'm grateful to you to for.

Long-term switchers are still valid respondents because the study is about barriers and motivations around making the switch, not just the moment it happened. People like you can speak to what pushed you to switch, what frictions mattered, and what stuck long-term.

But I’m not going to reframe the entire survey over a wording issue.

>>107555115
I ain't doing no survey, but to answer your question: It was seeing Windows continue to get worse with no end in sight. Windows 7 was really the last great Windows OS. I skipped 8 and went to 10. 10 was usable, for the most part. But Microsoft kept fucking with things and you had set registry keys to fix it, and then a few updates later they would change the keys you'd need to set. The final straw was the release of 11 and how much worse it seemed then even 10. At that time I started to make a real effort to switch to Linux. I knew Microsoft was eventually going to force the switch and I didn't want to be caught with my pants down when it happened.

I had used Linux previously for random projects but never seriously as my main desktop. In the past I had used a combination of Debian and LXQT. I liked LXQT, but wanted a few more features for my main desktop and so went for Debian with KDE. My first attempt to switch did not go well. It was a stuttery mess that I had tried to troubleshoot for a few weeks before giving up and returning to Windows 10. This was likely due to a combination of Debian's old drivers and the GTX 1080 I had at the time. A few months later I tried again with KDE Neon, because I figured if any distro would give me a good experience with KDE, it would be their own. And it was great, and I still run KDE Neon now. I will say KDE 6 is perhaps not as polished as 5 was, but I still do like KDE.

>>107536934
name?

>>107551516
Welcome to 4chan.

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>>107554672
hope solo. she has nudes.

>>107553236
>>107552879
It's a artificial because it's being manipulated.
Imagine a experiment of mice, white and brown mice, the goal is to find which type of mouse is more fit and what kind of strategies they employ.
You might try various environments where mice usually live, vary the conditions to simulate natural changes...
But if you start ting the legs together of the brown mice, that's a very artificial pressure. Or if you start introducing 10 new white mice every day from somewhere else and take the food the other mice have collected and give to them...

>>107537127
> rewrote cat
> couldn’t get tac right
worthless retards. Their cost to society isn’t even worth their fuel value

Anchor?

wtf is going on on the page we already have bake

Dead general

>>107553415
I reported a bug four weeks ago, then I submitted a merge request (MR) a week later, but nobody has replied to me yet.

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I love KDE for being modern and flashy, but it’s buggy as hell

Plasmashell try not to crash for the 15th time today challenge (IMPOSSIBLE)

>>107554769
KDE only seems to krash for me when I fuck with the panels and desktop plasmoids. Or when Brave gets a bad update.

>>107553415
No use case for bug reports.

>>107554769
I occasionally receive a notification in the system tray saying "Application X has crashed. Do you want to submit a bug report?" or something like that. I'm not sure if it's KDE's fault but this also happens with some flatpaks. Their crash obssession needs to stop.
>>107555691
This too, but some months ago it crashed on the lockscreen, got me scared for a moment.

>>107554093
Not him but YEAAAAAAAH BABY

Looking at one handed/small keyboards for gaming. Is there any better than the Razer models? I wanted something smallish. I don't want anything wider than about 7 inches. Plank/OLKB did not seem like it would work to me. Split keyboards I don't know will work if you only plug in a half of one.

>>107554955
60% HE is the best you can do.

>>107554955
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jx7F2sRg6os

>>107553708
Intredasting. Which project? I didn't see anything explicitly with SS on his IG.