>>107431138
Tried on another network, tested a few different user agents too, same shit. Really annoying because Ex is so perfect for posting images, with resizing, renaming, and other options built in.
Posting this text only post from Ex, still no issue here.

>>107431339
Have you tried leaving the user agent blank?

>>107429710
>this useless functionality that no one except me uses
lol
lmao
your phone has a touch screen for scrolling

>>107431373
Yes

>>107431109
I've been getting this shit from KurobaEx on and off for like half a year and suddenly it was all the time so I also switched to Chance.

it's in case their pedo users want to check out what's happening in the world while gooning to 'p

>>107431573
nyt used to have an .onion address

>>107431573
in a gay lisp bugmam accent: so that people living in authoritarian tyrannies can access free (((information))) from the free liberal democracy freedoms

>>107431573
So that unnamed insiders can report on Trump saying this week's new mean thing

>>107431573
so you can read them even if you're living in China or Iran

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Days until EmacsConf 2025
https://emacsconf.org/2025/

(calc-eval "<2025-12-06> - now()")

> finally a baker shows up
FAANTASTIC
AND
BEAUUTIFULL

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I tried to make it easier to transpose sexps in both directions. However, to do so, I initially had to use some functions from evil. If anyone could advise me on making this work without the functions:
- evil-a-paren
- evil-jump-item
...I would appreciate it.

(defun transpose-sexps-backward (arg &optional interactive)
  "Transpose a sexp backward and position cursor to do it again."
  (interactive "*p\nd")                 ; What does this mean?
                                        ; copied form transpose-sexps
  (pcase-let* ((`(,begin ,end ,type) (evil-a-paren)))
    (goto-char begin)
    ;;(message "arg %s interactive %s" arg interactive)
    (transpose-sexps arg interactive)
    (goto-char (- (point) 1))
    (evil-jump-item)                    ; %
    (backward-sexp)                     ; put cursor on opening paren

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>>107431687
>override paredit-backward-slurp-sexp
>override paredit-forward-slurp-sexp
These were also bound to C-M-<left> and C-M-<right>, so I left those alone and took C-( and C-) for myself.

Also, the original transpose-sexp is bound to C-M-t and to go the other direction, you have to C-u C-M-t. It was kinda sensitive to cursor positioning too. (My take on it is also a bit sensitive to cursor positioning, but it tries to be a tiny bit smarter about it.)

>>107425432
Controlnet.

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>>107429412

>>107431665
Based

>>107427365
>>107427798
There's faster and slower ones but they're all pretty mediocre. There are new standards for actually very fast cards but they have trypophobia looking connector spam and accordingly need special ports that support all of their extra pads for the extra speed.

SBCs have long ago moved on to eMMC memory as a faster alternative to SD cards. You can even get pluggable eMMC modules for some of them. For those models SD cards are usually only for ease of use. But if your SBC is old there's a good chance it doesn't have that.
Another option is USB storage, even USB2.0 is going to be way faster than an SD card, and depending on the SBC you might even have 3.0. Then you just need to get a stick that's fast enough.

>>107427986
The more free space there is the better it can do wear levelling on writes
Manufacturers include bare minimum reserved space out of the box, so you can fill it to 100% and under the hood it will be using like 93% of the physical flash storage
I remember reading somewhere that the optimum amount of free space for maximum longevity and speed is >50%, so if it's filled more than half you start using it suboptimally. But then if you have to buy an SSD that's twice as big as the storage you want maybe the extra lifetime you will get out of it won't even be worth the extra price you pay

If you're not doing tons of write to it (e.g. just using it for games storage and don't have any game data/savefile/cache folders on it, so the games are only ever reading/loading from it) then it barely matters, the free space is only important for writes
So try to keep your OS drive with a good amount of free space but a storage drive without much write activity is whatever, the manufacturer provided 7% or something is gonna be enough

What's a good free PDF viewer with excellent security? I download and read ebooks from anywhere

I used to use Sumatra but just found out it wasn't even sandboxed and it got RCE in the past

>>107431368
Thanks anon. I couldn't get the meter to display watts, only volt-amperes. I might upgrade to a 3kVA UPS to be on the safe side.

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>>107431615
i'm not super familiar with how VA/reactive power actually works. it's something specific to AC power.
VA is how much power something "seems" to use, so i assume it's easier to measure that alone rather than watts/PF. no idea how they're measured technically. that said, even my cheap chink power monitoring wall sockets can measure them so idk what you have that can't.

NVIDIA has enough cash to survive the third mass extinction. Huang will pretend nothing have happened.

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>>107429876
Xorg has been deprecated in favor of our newer api

>>107431504
Usecase for a newer api?

>>107429876
Yes,works better than xorg

>>107431523
The use case is that it has less use cases.

>>107429876
no. use librex

>>107431220
>API key
... was wrong. I've never had that issue before.
>>107428330
>>107428113
Quashing Speciale to single-user message seems to be working, along with expanding the amount of tokens it can output. I had to blow it out to 5000 to get it past Reasoning stage and into actual output. It's spending a substantial amount of "reasoning" to disassemble the one large user prompt.
So far... it's different. I'll play with it more today.

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>>107431322
So, I just threw Speciale at message #43 of a RP, single user message. This one has a status block so you can clearly see where message ends from {char}.
It proceeded to write 5000 tokens of reasoning as response until it was cut off, roleplaying both {user} and {char} alternately, over a few days. It's pretty funny b/c it's writing for me, and frankly it's not far off from what I would have put in.
Speciale is definitely Special. I've love to know wth DS did with this thing on the backend. There's something new they're playing with and wanted to test at scale.

>switch to custom openai api to test speciale and then back to OR
>ST is now prepending character names to my messages for some reason
I fucking hate this shitty app so fucking much

>>107431562
The sloppy global state of everyting is really annoying, yeah.
You could probably stop that by changing Character Names Behavior to None in the preset sidebar.

>>107431608
it was none and I had it to none before, had to close down the tab and reload twice for it to clear

>>107431398
hello dear, we would like to send you an extra gift. can you leave us your name and address along with how people live in your house so we can prepare the present?? :) *rose emoji*

thanks to that anon who recommended tenstar robot

>I will stop with grinding diamonds after scraping 50 000
>redeem it with insane problems
>grinding again

HALPH

>>107417267
>screen replacements for eink anything
good luck lmao

>>107428012
I never got any stream thing.
FUCK FUCK FUCK

>>107431307
we stopped making NFTs when the NFT bubble popped.

>>107431307
remember when the blockchain bubble popped and now it's an almost irrelevant technology? remember when the VR bubble popped and the apple vision pro flopped?

>>107431256
That's nice. I've done some MLOps stuff with small models on AWS, but never agentic. I should try my hand on langchain then. Any pitfalls to avoid?

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I don't want to do this any more lads

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I WANT A FUCKING JOB FUCK

>>107429819
>>107429848
Ive needed Jobs around to keep him in check and tell him when something sucked or needed to be revised. Post-Jobs without a product guy at the top anymore, he was given free rein and became the caricature of a pretentious self-indulgent boutique designer who sniffs his own farts, which led to some all-time turkeys like the 2013 trash can Mac Pro, the $10,000 solid gold Apple Watch Edition, and most egregiously the 2016 MacBook Pro with the Touch Bar, butterfly-switch keyboard, and USB-C ports only (dongle city baby). The writing was on the wall by the time he left Apple and now he’s just coasting on his past success doing a weird bromance thing with Sam Altman that likely won’t amount to much at all.

>>107428883
is that guy in charge of the ios-ification of macos?
good riddance

>>107429819
Ive is the most overrated designer ever. He created so many unworkable shit designs that only a brainwashed Apple zealot could possibly accept.

>>107428987
Lemay will be a hero if he cleans up the Mac UI by the next WWDC.

>>107430978
Right, but he also created lots of great designs, like the cheese grater Mac Pro modeled on an HVAC heat exchanger
He was hella washed up at the end, though

>>107430615
>speakers with tweeters
As opposed to?

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>>107429572
Yeah look how poor and brown the creator of Harman target is.

>>107430739
You know he considers Amir a subhuman for his takes, right anon? He outright told Amir in front of his forum cult that he could never pass as a trained listener by any metric.
It's why Amir refuses to participate in any ABX testing and keeps appealing to authority to Olive, even though Olive thinks Amir is a subhuman.

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are these still the undisputed king at this form factor?

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>>107412973
Should i get these

>>107427186
>ram gets more expensive due to demand for gpus
>gpu maker goes bankrupt due to demand for gpus
ok my dude

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>podcast opens with glazing of musk and trump
i just cant stand to listen to these demons anymore

>>107427186
Nigga, vram is still ram. Micron exited consumer market to focus on hbm memory production. You think hbm is used as system ram, you cretin? Also I wasn't giving you a five, I was pointing out you conveniently narrowed the data to fit your argument.

>>107425705
Is this what fonts look like on Linux kek?

>>107431426
GPL = Garbled Pixels LOL

>>107429805
difficult and complex are 2 different things, arjun. ;)

nobody claimed that c# is difficult to grasp - quite the opposite actually but its a bloated complex mess.

>>107429203
>swift is for Aryans
saar, one, you're not an aryan, stop fooling yourself.
two, swift is for drooling at the mouth retards

>>107430838
That's a good thing, neet anon

>>107429175
>OOP
No thanks

>>107429175
I like it so far, but my opinion is worthless as I haven't written anything substantial in it. Yes my first exposure is game development using Unity, coming from a C++ background (I've never written anything useful).

>>107430124
reinstall mint but chose the delete option

Does dualbooting on the same disk still fuck your grub menu up?
Considering dual-booting my recently reinstalled Win11 IOT LTSC machine with Endeavour.

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>>107430124
>goydows
You should delete yourself. You're too cringe to live.

>>107430124
>dualboot
you are weak

>Should I delete Goydows completely?
Why haven't you done this yet?

do it without regret

Mint is babby's first linux and a bloated mess. Install a real OS.