Always been fascinated by the Amiga as an American. These just weren't a thing here. As a kid in the dialup era of the internet, I discovered Amiga. It was an interesting time in the mid 90's, there were lots of Amiga users who still believed there might be a future for it.every now and then I check in on the Amiga community from afar and see sadly that it's over.
>>106992841I'm from slavlands, late 80's it was 70% amiga, 20% atari st and 10% pc. I had Atari.pc's didn't really take off till am386dx40 based clones hit in very early 90's.
>>106992829What? No.You already had games like Wing Commander (yeah it got an Amiga port later but it ran like shit on an A500) and Ultima Underworld on PC before Doom. Doom was not the first game showcasing PC's new graphics capabilities.When the A500 came out, it could run better looking games on hardware that cost less than a PC.Neither A600 nor A1200 could claim the same.
Fcuk commodore, I got memes into buying a CDTV, I exchanged my Amiga 500 and payed more money on top of it and ended up with a piece of shit. Got my hands on a PC as soon as possible after that fiasco and never looked back.
Bong here, we carried the Amiga along with the Germans and the Swedish. LUV ME MEEGA, SIMPLE AS
A1200 was when the amiga got gud and yes it could play doom-likes. A4000 was a beast just way too expensive
Eric has failed us, he has literally one job, and that is to provide 25 puzzles, per year, on schedule. Now it's only a 12 day challenge, how can you even call that "advent" of code, which is supposed to count down to Christmas. I am outraged, and you should be too. What if Santa's elves just decided to stop making half the toys??? Ridiculous. >Also, starting this year, there will be 12 days of puzzles each December.>Why did the number of days per event change? It takes a ton of my free time every year to run Advent of Code, and building the puzzles accounts for the majority of that time. After keeping a consistent schedule for ten years(!), I needed a change. The puzzles still start on December 1st so that the day numbers make sense (Day 1 = Dec 1), and puzzles come out every day (ending mid-December).
>>106992926>inb4 48with the extra 2 being slipped in somewhere.
>>106992926What if each part gives two stars and you get an extra two on the 25th if you start the machine and have all the stars from the 12 days?
A really lazyway for him to pad out the challenge would just be throwing it "big boy" variants, so perhaps we'll get many step days. I hope he does this on a few attempts to filter the shitters. Brutechads will still find a way.
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>>106992984>day 1: simple puzzle parts 1 and 2>day 2: same puzzle and parts 1 and 2 as day 1 but with a bigboy input>day 3: new puzzle parts 1 and 2>day 4: same puzzle and parts 1 and 2 as day 3 but with a bigboy input>repeat
>wastes your 10 seconds
>>106990767For what, fampai? So you can log another decade of wageslaving into the meat grinder? There's no escaping the loop.
>>106990389>userbenchmarkuse case for userbenchmark?
>>106989562>wastes your 10 secondsOnly, 10 seconds? Anon, you are very lucky.>>106989596>Why should I have to prove to a machine that I'm human?To prevent jeet bots from constantly DDoSing various websites.>>106990324>still no auto clicker for this shithttps://github.com/FlareSolverr/FlareSolverr
>>106989562it's for your own good, anon
>>106993033>FlaresolverrSo a proxy server to fight a proxy server?Would you call this a proxy war?
He just wanted to play Battlefield 6What happened to technology /g/?
>>106990923They did that for covid exams and still couldn't stop cheating
>>106988421hypervisor anti-cheat ahahahahahhahahahahhahahahah
>>106992800Spoiler slert: they dont care about the cheating aspect.
>>106988449funny because the game had cheaters on day 1 of the beta even
>>106992700checked, kek'd, dubs of truth
>>106985124They also probably have intense wear and tear and require replacement parts for literally everything.
>>106987974i-it's fast!
>>106991798OTOH it's built for assembling auto parts nearly 24/7, while in your hobby usecase you're probably never gonna get more than a couple days cumulative out of it, if that
>>106989417>heroic_robotic_arm_makes_a_full_360_degree_turn_to_save_a_child.jpg
>>106987974very cool
Notorious Android shill JerryRigEverything LOVES the iPhone 17 pro.It's literally over, androidsirs.
Phones are the new TVs.Phone fans are the most retarded slop gluttons.
>>106992137indians massively prefer androids
>>106992251Their country is so poor they can't afford iWaste. They would still love to have it.
>>106992113I don't. I don't love the color or the objectively ugly design of the back of it (not to mention the dynamic island trash). I don't think you do either. I think you've convinced yourself that you love it because you spent a lot of money on it and not loving it under that circumstance would feel horrible.
>>106992532so only rich people own iphones?makes sense, the only people i know with androids are poors
I'd always get rejected for some reason.
>>106989759it's over bro.
>>106989759Software is just grunt work for slave labor, you should get a real career like YouTube or DoorDash
>>106990875>Indians think there high caste ones are white.What a clown race of people
>>106992892>Well it wasn't a firm hand shake but what the hell
Make an ai that makes s fakd resume and have it crawl the web snd insert itself. If they catch you say you did that anyways.
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106991606rams and ssds I'm guessing?
>>106985335>See, on Google Play books, just highlighting the word will bring up the definition>On the other readers, you have to highlight and then click "define", for example.>It's minor but enough to where I took to GPlay books.Anon, I loved this about Play Books too, but it seems they changed this very recently. I updated Play Books a week or two ago, and now I have to highlight a word, and then press Define, like in other apps. Typical Google to ruin what worked great.
>>106992283Damn I love that feature on a mac. You just press the touchpad with a bit more force and it defines the word. Great feature, miss it so much on Windows and Android.
>>106992283Well, shit, turns out you're right. Ah, these useless cunts. I am pleasantly surprised someone else cares for this feature like I did but holy shit why bother changing it. It still works OK on a web browser, might consider getting an older .apk and seeing if that works.
>>106989729highly depends on where you live, but over here, outoftown, nowhere, my house is pretty much their last stop, it sucks. One time the guy actually ringed 11pm, it didn't even occurred to me it was a delivery so I didn't even got up, and he threw the package over the fence and bounced.
Lmao
>>106990961>verifythey mean infer
>>106992205youre figuring it out anon!soon these laws will be twisted even further to take more children away from their parents! all for zog!
>>106992330?
>>106990961too bad you didn't watch the zigger gore videos
>>106993045if the account is actually locked its for another reason (like being suspected of being a bot account or you tried to steal it) that requires proving you are who you say you are. but im actually accusing that anon of lying outright.
>just continues to get worse and worse
>>106979492rumble is pretty good I'd say I'm using rumble at least half the time now, makes you realize how bloated youtube is too
>>106990039>troon shark
>>106977958>SiGn In To CoNFiRm YoU ArE NoT a BoTwell I got good news for you OP, it no longer works!fucking faggots
>>106985520>Old comment scroll would push entire video off screen.>Current recommendation scroll only partially covers the video.If they kept the comment scroll, but only partially covering the video, it would've been useful. They could even keep recommendations down the side. (pic)But Youtube makes money showing ads. I imagine they do run more as pre-rolls than in-line inserts.
>>106979651
Google really thinks if they do this before every video people will turn off their adblockers and watch their ads or pay for Premium
>>106991031You using firefox? Set your user agent to chrome.Alternatively, use computer made in the last decade.
>>106991031It only shows up if you get open a video in a new tab and immediately click on it or if you get redirected to a video from a search engine or another site. I have no problems opening videos in the same tab or on a playlist for example. I only notice the delay like once a day when i start watching a video i had paused for like half a day when it has to reload. Only takes a few seconds anyway.
>>106991081I get that on linux too. Maybe because I use firefox, I dunno. I think it happens when the video tries to display ads.
>>106990763>pay for an objectively inferior experienceno
yes they do really think. the algorithm knows the kind of person that will fold and thats who they target. if ad block stops working for you, you have been deemed an easy target and they are right.
Egress fees edition.>Free beginner resources to get started with HTML, CSS and JShttps://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn - MDN is your best friend for fundamentalshttps://web.dev/learn/ - Guides by Google, you can also learn concepts like Accessibility, Responsive Design etchttps://eloquentjavascript.net/Eloquent_JavaScript.pdf - A modern introduction to JavaScripthttps://javascript.info/ - Quite a good JS tutorialhttps://flukeout.github.io/ - Learn CSS selectors in no timehttps://flexboxfroggy.com/ and https://cssgridgarden.com/ - Learn flex and grid in CSS>Resources for backend languageshttps://nodejs.org/en/learn/getting-started/introduction-to-nodejs - An intro to Node.jshttps://www.phptutorial.net - A PHP tutorialhttps://dev.java/learn/ - A Java tutorialhttps://rentry.org/htbby - Links for Python and GoComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106992661Saw it some years back, doesn't seem to have taken off. npm weekly download stats seem piss poor, I've got a niche react native lib that I haven't even advertised anywhere with half the weekly downloads
RustPostgresHTMXraw CSS with good old resetClorindeTokio PostgresRefineryAxumMaud
>>106992806Superbased stack
>>106991895You do a security audit that costs moneyThey're probably have an AI tool these days thats good enough desu.
What's the equivalent in C# to keyof and typeof? Do I just have to change my way of thinking and manually define out enums?
>What phone has X and Y feature?Don't ask, use these!https://www.gsmarena.com/search.php3https://www.kimovil.com/en/compare-smartphoneshttps://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&s=queryGood Resources:>Reviewshttps://www.gsmarena.comhttps://www.phonearena.comhttps://www.notebookcheck.net>Frequency Checkershttps://www.frequencycheck.comhttps://kimovil.com/en/frequency-checkerComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Is it true that Samsung phones sold in Korea are literally built different (ie. different internal hardware) from Samsung phones sold in other countries? Like different processors or some shit. For the same model.
>>106980238>>Frequency Checkers>https://www.frequencycheck.com>https://kimovil.com/en/frequency-checker>https://willmyphonework.netIs this actually still an issue in this day and age? I could see this being an issue with older phones, but I figured most phones released in the past 5-10 years wouldn't have any network compatibility issues.
>>106991913https://desuarchive.org/_/search/boards/g.desu.meta/text/S24%20Exynos%20snapdragon/
>>106991927>Is this actually still an issue in this day and age?yes, some manufacturers only enable certain bands on a firmware level (even if its the same hardware) depending on the region, so if you were to travel there or import from there its fucked
thots on redmagic phones as every day phones? I've heard that EU forced them to include 5 year software updates so they peaked my interest
AGI is not coming anytime soon. You can tell by observing that OpenAI is trying to become a traditional big tech company with a bunch of products and revenue streams. They made a lot of money from the AI hype and now they're trying to figure out how to keep it.
>>106992771It's too fucking hard to crack
but what productthey have to sell a device that people want to buy that'd basically replace the smartphone or be indispensable to it what could that be? All other physical AI assistants have failed miserably
>>106992901they've gotten into writing their own gpt wrappers and cannibalizing their developer ecosystem.
>>106992901You don't need to sell anything if you just start selling shares. See Tesla
None of these techbro faggots know what intelligence is and their cheerleaders like Hinton are tricked by parlor tricks.I think it can be argued that LLMs simulate a specific part of the brain involved in word processing although you can't really know to what extent even that is true since it mimics so much more than a human, specifically by repeating whatever Redditors happened to say.You could make an LLM-like AI that mimics cephalopod chromatic and texture signals and actually uses them appropriately to the extent it can perhaps waste a cephalopods time.That kind of a system does not scale into an AI that gets annoyed by ceiling lighting being on and figures out how to switch them off. You need an entirely different underlying cognitive process that can reason about it's situation without copycat rails and make cause-effect inferences about it's environment which are completely abstract in nature. An LLM-like system will always just copy something in it's training data and pat itself on the back for doing a good job.
Is that... oh no no no noooo
>>106989878>filled withand forcefully. the mechanics of that is a rabbit hole
>>106992732>5'7">180 lbsWtf that's 170 cm and 80 kg. Holy mother of obesity
>>106989878Artix
>>106989878Doesn't matter. They're everywhere.
>>106992895>distro>names an install script
