>>107884593
At least this one has a trackpoint

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>>107887032
The dynabooks that I found can be cheap, but as far as I see they got rid of the trackpoint after 11th gen like HP.

>>107887074
i know that trackpads aren't as bad as before, but what's the point of removing a trackpoint it's not like it costs tons of money to make 'em

>>107877954
imagine typing on that garbage

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will running linux on my x13 reduce it's battery life? I'm not exactly new to linux but I use mint and I rarely touch the terminal on my desktop.

>>107884914
they're ideological larpers not gamedevs

>>107884855
you can, and should use both.
I sync up my changes with github.
the only tool on linux that windows lacks is valgrind helgrind/drd which are thread sanitizers (but they don't work with atomics, you can use mutexes locklessly technically by just not locking the mutex).
valgrind memcheck checks for uninitialized memory access (address sanitizer won't catch uninialized memory access) but drmemory on windows does the same thing (with pretty much the same number of false positives) as valgrind memcheck.
But memory sanitizer (linux only) does the same job (I think? might be missing stuff) but it should be a lot faster than valgrind/drmemory but it won't work with GUI applications (because all your libraries must be compiled with memory sanitizer, I believe, but I have not attempted using it).
GUI applications on linux (and windows) will have false positive leaks (not just from nvidia, also for some font libraries that QT loads), it's kind of annoying that linux address sanitizer checks for leaks with no way to disable it with compiler flags, you need to set ASAN_OPTIONS=detect_leaks=0 (can be set internally with a function) or you have a suppression file which still shows a report even if all leaks are suppressed.

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Power level 322.. heh

>>107884870
Funny, because Visual Studio is the only thing keeping me from moving to Linux

>>107884702
I say go for it. I'm doing the same with C++ right now and i really wish i had just stuck to C at the beginning. Coming up with a whole OOP architecture from nothing is kind of a pain.

>>107885047
Wow, who gives half of a shit?

>>107885047
nice. might switch to brave if i like it. brave has been really buggy lately.

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>copilot in file explorer
Are the shareholders at Microslop completely asleep at the wheel? Why do they let this go on?

>>107886778
Do you think AI is detrimental to shareholders?
Do you think they are against AI?
Nigger, I bet that this was a board mandate.

Every time a company announces they a putting AI on their product/service, no matter how retarded and anti-consumer it is, the shares go up, to shareholders thunderous applause.

>>107886778
AI increases share price massively.

>>107883963
Most private tracker users often have several accounts on several trackers. Its not uncommon for someone to be on PTP, BTN, GGn, and AB. The thing is that mostly only really care about one.
Someone into anime obviously will benefit from AB, but they may have gone through PTP, RED, etc to get there. The gamed trackers are just upkeep for reputation.
Should they encourage more "genuine" content consumption? Sure, but they the entire system collapses, along with seeders keep things alive to enjoy other trackers.

>>107886875
and how do they expect me to do that, when the only think I can talk about are private trackers?

>>107883337
based, 80% of what I download is folk

>>107882742
>>107886628
I'll rant a bit more about this because I feel like it. For me the purpose of building an archive is to compile the best of what was available at the time it was acquired. Sound quality is a subjective thing in addition to bit depths, bitrates, sample rates, codecs, etc. You can say all that shit doesn't matter and you can't tell the difference but if what goes in is garbage what comes out is garbage. If it was mastered in a way that sounds too loud, shrill, uncomfortable to listen to, or weak, dull and lifeless it won't matter what format was used. I gave this example before and I'll give it again:

https://forums.stevehoffman.tv/threads/lindas-favorite-digital-versions-of-all-black-sabbath-albums.905049/

In the case of Black Sabbath's Paranoid the only truly good digital version has a version of Iron Man taken from a damaged tape. So when I downloaded all the Black Sabbath albums I made a decision to get the best vinyl rip of it instead. It's not some durrr audiofool vinyl always sounds better nonsense. It's a pragmatic decision based on what's available. I know it sounds good and the tape wasn't fucked up when they made the original pressing so it makes sense. It doesn't matter if I convert it to mp3 or opus or what the fuck else. What's going into the encoder is good so what comes out is good. I don't always get to choose which version of an album I get from a streaming service and even if I do the choices will be more limited.

Another thing I want to add. I'd be really surprised if you couldn't find a good sounding digital version of Iron Man somewhere. It's an iconic song so it's probably on a million compilations. At some point someone competent probably had their hands on a tape that was in good shape and did the right thing with it. But imagine trying to stick that into a random 80s CD where everything else came from a different tape and was mastered differently. It would sound kinda jarring when you transitioned between tracks. It's still important to have the whole album in a cohesive form if that's what you want to listen to and I think vinyl is the best option in this case.

>>107887334
>watching anything on youtube
you have no one to blame but yourself

>>107887268
>>107887295
Yeah I haven't personally interacted with anyone that spoke like AI slop. The only AI slopped people I've seen are online where ESLs are likely using the AI to translate, and youtubers who are obviously just reading a script rather than something they personally wrote.

>>107887334
Ruined my bedtime desu. I like to have lore videos playing at minimum volume as I go to sleep and now when I listen to them I get like 1 to two minutes into the video and start hearing GPT slop and my immersion is ruined. Like I can't enjoy the video anymore because everything else about it is brought into doubt.

>>107887352
Just tts some books so your waifu can read you bedtime stories. Having some fag talking to you about "lore" is gay and a waste of memory space even without GPTisms.

>>107887301
You’re so right to pick up on that, and here’s why; This isn’t just a few phrases here and there — it’s a complete shift in the way people speak, creating a better world for us all

>>107886387
aint no way this mf is still around

can anon rank the common models based on quality?
I've been out of loop for so long. I've heard nano banana pro is the best now, right?

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Did someone say hand cannon?

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>>107886726
Nano Banana Pro, yes

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>>107886726
Depends on what you're trying to make. There's online charts that rank based on "accuracy" and "efficiency". You're just probably best off trying the newest of the big models between OpenAI, Google, MS, and MJ. That means Google's Nano Banana Pro, atm.

Don't get too attached, though. Results can be so varied that definitive rankings are useless, imo. Some models can handle multiple complex prompts within the same gen. Some can recreate art styles better than others. Some can understand negative prompts. Some are intensely user-unfriendly but when mastered produce high-quality results, and some are normie-tier accessible. Throw in censorship/copyright restrictions changing weekly, model decay, poisoned training sources, etc... nothing is stable.

That would be a blessing and a much needed cure for my YT addiction.

>>107884237
I don't use adblockers, I just block the ads. Advertisements will have to find a way around my filters and then I'll let them know that I'm not going to click their shit.
If they start paying you for your time on top of all this then we might even get some good stuff back out there again.

I don't give a fuck if the corporations involved are mad.Because it would be retarded and nobody would care?

Why isn't Ad Nauseum more popular?

>>107884752
Because it would catastrophically fuck up the gorillion terabytes of CDN caches they use to have videos load at any reasonable speed. Even twitch only embeds ads for livestreams, ublock works perfectly fine for vods. Think about why that is

>>107885227
Because it's retarded and doesn't work. Giving them fake clicks just makes them think the ads are working, and that they need to buy more. Google and others are not going to tell them they are fake, and the sites the ads are on aren't going to either.

>>107872479
ServiceNow, how many ways do I despise it?

>>107883978
Infosec bros how do we solve this?

>>107872479
Managers who basically enforce goals but don't contribute, or worse, actively hinder contributions, towards those goals getting achieved. Managers who basically just ask questions about if things are done, when they'll be done, or what the blocker is. But at the same time they don't care to steer technical direction, merely pretend to give a damn about how things get designed or built, focusing on the wrong details, and not having the judgment to say no or ask questions before approving decisions that will bite us in the ass later (tech debt, designs that won't scale in the long run, one-off projects to solve the hot topic of the day rather than being part of a long term strategy, often because they don't really have one). They'll hear about a dozen unrelated or semi-related problems or needs from various business leaders and just start relaying it to you in stream of consciousness fashion in a meeting and then go "so, :clap: what are we (you) going to do about it?" And then you're on the hook to do your best to cook something up and 6 months later come performance review time they'll say it wasn't what they had in mind even though they were fully aware of what was being built that whole time.

These leeches are basically cheerleaders, or administrative assistants, but think they're a coach. They're there as a sort of pawn for the management hierarchy above you and don't take any ownership. Mine just left my team a few weeks ago to go be a leech in a different part of the company. Good riddance fucking worthless fuck

>>107887048
every scrum master, project owner, manager, etc. i've ever met is like this
i hate adult day care

>>107872479
women

>>107885000
Linux trannies are much more competent than MSFT jeets from a pure technical perspective

>>107885014
Them being trans is not my gripe. It's losing 42% of user support out of nowhere that's the issue.

>>107885000
>debian == linux
shit bait

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>>107880143
another coffindude here, i found myself using libreoffice, hell, my father prefers it over ms office. the one thing one should keep in mind is to adapt, try to achieve the same result with different tools and such, that’s about all, happy incesting

>>107885096
>so how did it continue after that?
The next week was awkward as fuck for me, at first she just blamed it on the alcohol and the breakup, her being emotional. We can't do that again. But we did end up having sex again a few weeks later which we kept up for a while but we eventually had to stop for good because it's REALLY hard to keep secret and neither of us wanted anyone around us to know, especially not our parents.
It's not like the doujins where you end up together and have kids and against the world bla bla bla but it still was a dream come true for me.

Vendor lock-in

>>107885192
>doujins
do you have some recommendations? preferably books.
and I know you/your family needs to be a little messed up in the first place for things like that to happen. were you separated a lot or did westermarck effect just not apply to you?

>>107884220
Considering the level of competence necessary is ideally a programmer or mathematician, such people are essentially society's priestly class. You want people at least that smart to be in charge of society.

How much does It cost?

>>107881616
>removes the gpu and memory with high heat
how do you think the chip was soldered in the first place?
retard

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It looks like one of Rossman's Shops, which the state of New York harassed the shit out of for HS reasons.

>>107881844
Amerimutt cope

>>107883954
More heat wear retard WHY DO YOU THINK IT HAS A COOLER ON IT, MORON!

>>107886861
Usecase for real people who don't stare at btop and neofetch all day?

>>107886907
>neofetch
unc

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>scrolling
Usecase?

>Rust 98.9%

>>107887183
tbf what most people are vibecoding only needs to work once, either for what they're doing or so they can brag about it online.

>>107886254
Google makes shit software, always have always will.

what we really need is a concise and thorough way to explain to AI code agents exactly the software that we want.

>>107886254
I wonder if FAGMANN will ever realize how useless they truly are if an auto-complete scraper can replace them

>>107887273
Knowing how to manufacture coherent English (or another languages) sentences might be a valuable skill in this regards. Unfortunately brownoids repeatedly fail at this basic skill despite heaving educational and training investments by misguided altruistic Whites.

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>>107886508
>>107886653

Possible to change versions from Home/Pro to iot LTSC?

>>107887058
No, you can't change to LTSC from a GAC edition through edition switching. You'd need to either use a "hack" method via changing the edition registry key to IoT LTSC then quickly run through a repair upgrade setup via an IoT LTSC ISO, or install it fresh.

>>107882976
Everything is mainly for searching for files but it’ll also let you sort by most recently modified of course, if it was a bunch of small files, that would be rather overwhelming.

i have a site that detects adblockers and crys about it so what i did was filter all their ad sites in my hosts file which worked great for a few months but now i'm getting an issue where an ad pops up and i can't tell what site its coming from since the browser console just tells me a it's requesting a site i already blocked which gets blocked. before i just did page inspect and got the addresses that way but i'm not seeing anything for this new site, any ideas to get around this?

Anon that asked for speediest switches here.
I went with a low profile HE keyboard.
Yeah HE is indeed an big meme but I wanted to adjust the actuation points of just the outer keys which I press with my pinky so I don't feel as much strain.
It's a pretty nice feature for that purpose specifically and it makes COLEMAK actually fun to use now.
Low profile was definitely the way to go, it's speedy because the physical travel distance is smaller and I can still mash down on the keys. It's also not as loud as my old keyboard.

>>107885822
Hell yeah

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I think my keyboard sounds better when I take the top casing off

>>107870715
kys faggot

>>107886881
it can be fun to just place a gasket mount pcb/plate assembly on various objects/surfaces around your house and see which ones sound best. I have some thick woven placemats that sound pretty good under a pcb