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.
>>109177852The 3 month old store is another front for some other seller.
every coupon I've tried is used up.only the small value ones are left.
>>109179304wait until tomorrow and try again
>>109177876eurocucks btfo yet again.
>>109175677That's what I did, I didn't see no other listings/sellers of her. My country is ultra cucked so I'm not surprised.
No, I'm serious. Literally unironically no memery, usecase in the year of our Lord (1011 x 2) + (5 - 1)?
>>109179315>but i'm clearly better than the linux kernel developers, so I would never make mistakes like thatYes. Easy to tell you will not, because most of those they do on purpose, since they are paid well for introducing backdoors in the systems. It's a job.Nobody pays you to create hard to find bugs, right?
The question would've been fine if you weren't implicitly trying to shill Rust, I can smell you from a mile ahead.
>>109179336>Yes. Easy to tell you will not, because most of those they do on purpose, since they are paid well for introducing backdoors in the systems. It's a job.corporate jannies introducing backdoors to the most critical piece of software on the planet (that said corporations use extensively) is real only in your head.
>>109179365The bussy (boy pussy) has indeed a distinct smell
>>109179460not him but the xz fiasco was a coal mine canary desu
Useful archiving efforts and other projects to help out with for people new to and interested in archiving:HIGH priority (If you don't help archive these automatically, the data will probably be lost forever):1. http://warrior.archiveteam.org/Help out automatically archive things being shut down right now by running ArchiveTeam Warrior program (or specific containers) in the backgroundRequirements: Few GB of space, some bandwidth and small amount of CPU power, more info: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/ArchiveTeam_WarriorIf you learn that a site or any online data is in danger of shutting down, read through this page and contact ArchiveTeam on their IRC if required in order to have it archived: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Projects2. Help out automatically forward URLs you browse that are not archived on https://archive.org to them for archival with a browser extensionhttps://github.com/internetarchive/wayback-machine-webextension
>>109174535>3.94 ratio on the 1TB MOMPOV archive torrent
>>1091745344chan API downloadershttps://github.com/sky-cake/Ritualhttps://github.com/bibanon/neofuuka-scraperhttps://github.com/sky-cake/neofuuka-scraper-plus-filtershttps://github.com/bbepis/Hayden4chan archive frontendshttps://github.com/sky-cake/ayase-quartt. archiver
>>109174534this is very important thread for hoarders and soon,there is going to be enormous purge of the old web which is archived at archive.orgthis isn't a joke
>>109176513nice
alright I have to ask, does ANYONE have an archive, even a static thumbnail text archive of 8 chan in its prime days? those cocksuckers on webarchive scrubbed it years ago and nothing else has popped up.
1) BAN all open source AI models (especially Chinese ones)2) ARREST anybody who uses open source AI models (especially Chinese ones)3) ONLY allow LEGAL purchases of American AI models (preferably from Anthropic, and no honey, you can't get Mythos)Y'know, he's kinda right.
>>109159438If you think the chinese will open source anything if they are at the frontier i have [ ] to sell you. They only open these smaller models to undermine the pricing power of the big labs and don't want them to grow too big. They don't open things they're doing well on (seedance)
>>109159438Anthropic has been against open source and open weight models for a while. This is expected. I think it's a testament to how good their marketing team is that Anthropic are considered le good guys when they're effectively just the same as everyone else.
>>109179412>I think it's a testament to how good their marketing team is that Anthropic are considered le good guys when they're effectively just the same as everyone else.They had a good reputation because for a while they were underdogs while offering, by far, the best product.
>>109159456Browns and modern cultureless whites will never revolt because they don’t want to ruin their own chances of being an important rich person someday (they’re too stupid to realise it won’t happen). At the mention of the topic, many will get defensive and say “but what about if I get rich?” like a true fucking retarded cattlehuman
>>109179412Capitalism sucks but so does communism.
download folder threadshow us what you download
>>109178554>ponymonLink?
>>109178431Bump
If you really want to know!
>>109178431I can't, this is a blue board.
Ok, so RAM is getting unaffordable. But surely we'll see devs optimize their programs like in the past, right? right?
>>109178985So I'm going to have to code my own lightweight PS2 emulator from now on?
AI companies may not be able to secure enough revenue to warrant their investments. Seems like a crash is impending given China can re-optimize all western LLMs forever and there's no real profit going on seemingly
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>>109178839>poojeet company produces bloat for billions>I sleep>Some literal who autist nerd/tranny on the internet see's the missing puzzle pieces and debloats it/makes it so that normies like me can use it for free without signing up for bullshit.Already lost the , one must wonder why they think begging for tax money and electrical infrastructure will help them when they've already lost half their customers to furfag porn ai developers.
>>109178985faggot kys
why can a good technology like aircon be considered fascist in europe?
>>109177848It is a shame they make those outdoor units so ugly.For a couple of euro's extra they could make them look decent just like they make the indoor parts look decent.I'll bet they could even make them blend in with historic architecture of they cared at all.Real problem is people only care what the insides or their homes look like and maybe the other homes across the street but they don't have to look at their own facades.
>>109173197>why do americans obsess about Europe 24/7?I think it's the other way around
>>109176439He got lucky and is being disingenuous. AC availability in Hungary is pretty low. People are fucking poor, electricity is literally rationed by the household, and people have the generic eurocope retardation against ACs instead of viewing them as a basic facility like having a fucking washing machine.
>>109179477Oh and the government literally asked people not to turn on their ACs in the late afternoon hours on the hottest day in history lmaoI'm not surprised so many euros get a heatstroke every year.
I typed something incredibly long only for it to all be invalidated because I accidentally refreshed the page.Here is the 4channel post I found from the archives that I based my original OP off of:Alpine + distrobox/KVM make a perfectly workable ultra-minimalist desktop distro. You can use an Arch, Debian, or any other distrobox for all the corner cases where musl has no compatibility. Flatpaks are available too. Of course, it's not a distribution for newcomers, but if you're barely competent and tech savvy enough, there's nothing you can't do on Alpine that you can do on Arch, Fedora, or Ubuntu.I am setting this up on my host machine, a laptop, and it seems like a good approach because all you'd have to do is keep the host machine updafed, if you even wanted to keep it updated at all and. it'd be easy because all your host has would be Xorg and Distrobox amongst what other software is present on your host machineYou wouldnt need to upgrade the containers if you only needed one version of software, but you'd likely have this:Bleeding (Arch, always up to date)Stable (Debian, never updated unless necessary)Olden (Ancient version of Ubuntu for old software that's not available anymore)Host (Alpine Linux as a minimalist host machine)Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>109177757>Xorg>futureproof
>>109177975lets not get into that debate when the large majority of software still has Xorg compatibility ranging back 20-30 yearswe also like using FVWM
>>109177975Xlibre is modern and works very well. What are you confused about?
I cannot imagine having multiple containerized distros all pointing to your home directory is going to *increase* stability. This seems like something that will work great for a week and then you'll just naturally start reaching for another laptop with a normal OS
>>109178197> *increase* stabilityWell, it's simple:>don't like software on a certain distro?>certain distro is missing software or a particular version of software that, if installed, would fuck up everything else?>certain distro is just more annoying to use?>just create another distrobox container with a different distro and use the software that you need there instead of wiping the minimalist host OS!
Why is this so underrated here?
>>109178691I use it and it's ass.
>>109178691>>109179356the use case is one codebase, all ui. t. about a mil plus lines in codewise with heavy dart ffi to import about 200k loc cpp and c for graphics optimization
>>109178915The best part of being a flutterchad since 18 is that you learned from the beginning that problems are solved at the root of the widget, and flutter is really a ux harness that allows you to go as deep as you want where you need to with mild opinionation. You lose a lot of GC guardrails when you write your own graphics but it's the responsibility for power. thinking of doing rust based graphics replacement for my custom 3d engine, it's linux/android feature parity for steam relase idea
>>109179427>rust graphics good luck with that, I'd recommend Odin instead
>>109179443i'll take a look thanks, i'm exploring options outside of c for ffi
everytime i see someone with a desktop like this i just know they do absolutely nothing productive with their computer other than jerk off to porn and meow on tranny discord servers
did uh... did someone ask anon
>>109177812Yeah they should invest their time and energy into EXWM instead
>>109178132this is what being sane and productive looks liketrannies can't relate
>>109178132mint is kind of abandonware, and cinnamon is bloated and slow. I used to run arch+bspwm but I just become lazy and retarded and started using debian+xfce4, imo it's the best and last DE.
>>109178132based
>>109059453Don't buy anything other than IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)Why ThinkPad?>Used machines are plentiful and cheap>Utilitarian design: e.g. mix of old and new ports, stable keyboard layout>Easy to repair, upgrade (some models) & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals, spare parts easy to obtain>Usable in cramped quarters thanks to the TrackPoint>Excellent Linux & *BSD supportThinkWiki - General infohttps://www.thinkwiki.org/Model generations:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Anyone with experience of doing upgrades with eDP panels that are not an option for a given model? I'm tempted to try shoving a 165Hz panel in my T14s gen 6 AMD, just so it can handle moonlight better when I want to remote into my gaming rig. Heck I could slap frame generation on old games just to get extra smoothness where they have hard caps with lossless scaling.
>>109128801FYI if anyone wants the parts for free.
every single person who uses popular social media, discord, goyflix, app stores, accounts, and puts their personal info online should be beaten and shot and the whole world would be better off for it.
>>109179463
>>109179463if it that includes you then should go for it. i'll just watch.
>solves note takingsay "thank you, obsidian"
>>109178144If there was a file explorer that would open the txt files to the right with the folder structure on the left, without opening new txt windows, I would be open to the suggestion
>>109168156it doesn't solve note taking. it creates autistic diversions and busy work in order to avoid actually acheiving anything. it's do nothing software, you spend more time on the software than the task. it's basically another shade of linux, instead of larping as a systems admin you're larping as a secretary. both are gay.
>>109175282It's a webpage, so you'd be typing into a form, like this webpage. Can you do that? It supports a couple different formats, markdown being one of them. You can link between different pages and books, but you don't get the graph view that is obsidian's only real feature, but because of how bookstack is organized, you select a location of where to add a note / chapter / book, you sort of get that same organizational structure for free.
>>109175108Bro my linux anti-malware blocked it directly from your provided app in uber repositories. I’m not installing your spyware nigger. Eat my whole ass.
>>109169262>NOOOO, YOU HAVE TO USE THE MICROJEET TEXT EDITOR!!! Kys, Notepad faggot.
What would happen if someone were to hack the universe itself and gain the ability to change whatever they wanted, remaking the universe as they saw fit?
>>109177152Whoa weird all black and muslim women suddenly want to put a cock cage on me and throw away the key how strange how did that happen
>>109177152We would never know so it doesn't matter.
>>109177152>What would happen if someone were to hack the universe itself and gain the ability to change whatever they wanted, remaking the universe as they saw fit?Then you wouldn't even notice so don't even worry about it.
>mfw I decrease the charge of all electrons by an order of magnitude
hopefully they'd get rid of frogposters
Sad to see people you used to like back in the day fall so hard for modern grifts. Grim as shit.
>>109176998what's up with these 40 views garbage channels, they completely flood my feed
>>109177009Because they all have anti-Microsoft content if you take a closer look.Google, knowing MS are the only barrier to them taking over laptops and productivity, have been astroturfing this for a while now.
>>109177475...Yes because all the 10 view videos of literal who live bands I've been getting have anti-Microsoft propaganda embedded in them.Take your meds.
this is now my 3rd post on this thread, is it going to be posted? probably not. hello jannies what's going on?
