>>107819197
>horrific compression is your fault
Nigga, 4chan only accepts 4MB webm, you want me to perform a miracle?

>>107819128
The problem with this shit has always been that they have minuscule budgets, they pay even more minuscule wages to artists and animators and shit ends up looking like this in the end, plus, these people most of the time blow their budgets in the first 3 or 4 episodes and they have to scramble to produce the rest of the show.
I remember Yuri on ice producer or director coming to say that they blew their budget in the first episodes so the animation was shit on the latter ones.

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>>107819781
>they have minuscule budgets
Fake and gay. Nips were doing shit like this with less than 1 million in the 90s: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxzK4uYCUJw

Today you have random isekeai with 2-10 million budget plus all the technology gains we had in like three decades and still looks shit. Things degenerate with time if there aren't talented people around to keep the bar high. Nigga, attack on titan had like 30 million dollars in budget and it still looked terrible. The problem isn't "minuscule budget" but lack of talent. Artists are horrible nowadays and that's why they're being replaced with "souless" AI slop. Better have AI slop that at least has some care rather than "hand crafted" crap like >>107819128

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>>107819781
Say what you want habibi, I can't cope anymore.

30y ago it was hard and expensive to get your music produced and distributed. This got 'democratized' and now it's easy and cheap.
Alas this is also apparent in the quality of the music released nowadays I'm afraid.

I'm also afraid the same effect will be shown with the advent of AI animation and movies. Cheap production will result in cheap releases. Just pump out more slop to increase the return on investment.

AI is not bad per se, it's the economy that is broken.

>>107816272
I'll happily pick up a cheap rack for the garage. Maybe host a bigger nas on it.

>>107818181
you, and your handlers copy-pasta bullshit, need to go back to plebbit and stay there.

>>107816272
The billionaires would rather smash every GPU and RAM stick with a slegehammer than to see one of us benefit.

>>107816272
zero.
there is no bubble.
ai is actually filling the biggest previously unfulfillable void humanity has ever had.
the biggest missing piece of our entire system thus far finally becoming technologically acheivable.

earth will not be recognizable in 20 years.

>>107821072
Yeah...right. Sam Altman is asking for even more data because LLM agents are shit.
https://www.wired.com/story/openai-contractor-upload-real-work-documents-ai-agents/

>>107818788
I think bluetooth is omitted from openbsd for security reasons, but likely will work on fbsd. Fbsd nvidia drivers won't work on openbsd

>>107818687
Freebsd is designed for performances and industry features
Openbsd is traditional bsd focusing on security

>>107818788
Not sure about it but if you want something more akin to openbsd with Bluetooth "support" you may want to look into netbsd

>>107808988
no software
all unix-like programs are literally taken from linux

it's not (re)written in holy rust

>>107821045
My Airbook went kaput, so this is it. I'm now linux-only everywhere in my house.

>>107792748
This was back in 2021 long before genAI. I was using a darknet search engine and I entered "Luke Smith" for shits and giggles I saw a webpage with a link named elite_computing_webstream.m3u8 - the truth about the Linux community

so I ran

torify mpv http:/www.fakedomainsomethinglong392939324908324.onion/elite_computing_webstream.m3u8

and the video started playing

It started off with Luke Smith talking about Arch Linux configs to avoid bloat and optimize minimalism, He was seen sipping a white monster energy drink and all of a sudden Luke wasn't in his backyard in Florida anymore but in a ice covered valley and the land surface he was standing on had platforms made of gems and wooly mammoths were walking in the distance. Then the video showed Luke Smith with a super wide grin flowing blond hair and piercing electrical blue eyes. Then the video cut to Terry Davis still and and submerged inside a giant tube of liquid with all sorts of medical stuff hooked up to him. Then the video cut to a tall thin black man dressed in tolga like robes with an enormous head who looked exactly like Kenny (Mental Outlaw) then the video starting flashing pics of Torvalds, Lenart Potering, Stallman and all sorts of popular Linux users with the same grins, blonde hair and electrical eyes as Luke and then back to big head Kenny smirking and dancing in absurd way. There was techno music blaring the whole time starting when Luke ingested the white monster energy drink. The video ended showing what appeared to be a drone taken birds eye view of this artic snowy crystal world

I have no idea what the fuck I saw. Maybe Monster Energy's CEO is a secret fan of the FOSS community.

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Not really the "dark web" but there was alot of CP on the early days of malicious filesharing networks like Limewire and other stuff

You didn't know it was CP until it finished downloading

I still remember all the CP tags to avoid them. It wasn't easier to get CP than back in those days

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>>107820739
>I still remember all the CP tags to avoid them
>to avoid them

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>>107792778

I don't know about the dark web but I remember trailing searches after searches and ending up on the wrong side of the internet. Cartel executions, docking, bestiality, chickens, liveleaks and all that stuff. The creepier ones I remember were of corpse recoveries like a woman being craned out of the water from a car accident and being permanently frozen in the sitting position of the car. Other weird things were a service that took portraits of families with miscarried babies posing as real babies and the look of fear on a little boy's face with the little pink fetus in a suit being held next to him with the rest of the family smiling and the worst which are the abortion videos..

>>107820381
Windows 7 came 16 years ago
I said it was good 13 years ago, which is a fact

Everyone knew Windows 7 was good, even at launch.

w10 is better. WSL is a game changer
>b-but my bing bing wahoo and pretty colors
grow up

I switch from 7 to 10 LTSC only 3 years ago, I didn't forget

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Oldfags, what were the general thoughts on Windows 7 and XP on /g/ at the time?

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>>107809791
microsoft forcing their shits since 90s

>>107809791
This will 100% make checking out 10 times harder.

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>>107816176
>10:34:54
>>107818001
>14:02:46
>>107819507
>17:42:38
>>107820251
>19:46:22
>>107820841
>21:25:12
>hourly jay niggerwin flamewar troll thread
>jay niggirwin samefags himself to save his flamewar troll thread from page 10 after hours of no bites again

>>107812733
top lel

>>107809828
The next step is that they'll just rebrand the things you normally use as AI and write it up as AI adoption.

https://www.youtube.com/live/xloQRA3ttIs?si=mHrdhcrCANiGuzC_

The fuck is all of that ?
Biomolecular computing ? That's fucking interesting

>>107819171
I'd also add the Structured Computer Organization and Computer Networks books (either by the same author or by others) to fill in some of the gaps not covered by the Modern Operating Systems book.

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>windows 8 is literally 8 windows
this cover art is awesome wtf

How does it compare to the MINIX book?

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>>107817652
I'm trying to make sense of my earlier drunk shitpost and your serious reply to it and I think what I meant by "upsampling to make it more smooth" is basically dithering in the video you linked.

>>107818605
>mental illness or non-working software

>>107818654
You need dithering when you decrease bit depth to preserve the audio content from the lost bits. Simply adding dithering to a file will just raise the noise floor. You will need dithering if you're converting from PCM to DSD but it won't make it smoother, it will make it the same as PCM. When audiophile say oversampling makes things smoother they usually mean it makes the digital "stairsteps" smaller. But there aren't any stairsteps. And regarding the original question of playing audio without a DAC, that's how original sound cards worked, the CPU was just toggling pins really fast. 1 pin on zx spectrum(basically DSD) and multiple pins on PCs with parallel port(R2R). There's also such a thing as powerdac, where the transistors of a DAC are powerful enough to drive things without an amp.

Is there anything like the ATH M50x with a detachable cable and a similar sound profile?
I've gone through two of them with their shitty cables turning rock hard and dying
and the fucking micro piece on the hinge that breaks and no longer clamps your head

>>107818663
Is there any DAC with working software

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Riddle me this, Batman: which of the 3.2 USB ports go straight to CPU instead of PCH?

>>107820998
The two with * are CPU.

>>107820922
MacOS? Last I remember you need a dev account or something to even sideload stuff

>>107820930
If you hate feature updates you should be using IoT LTSC instead, not a GAC edition
LTSC gets you security updates only and nothing else

>>107820948
Which version? I used to put a pirated version of MS Office for mac on Macs all the time

>>107820949
I like feature updates but I have to have them scheduled, not force scheduled by the os

>>107820948
No all you need is Homebrew if you want to install stuff to your Mac outside of the App Store. Stuff gets installed under your user so it doesn't need special permissions, even on a local account.

>>107820247
There's nothing wrong with initd or any other of the many, more lightweight initializers out there. In fact: https://github.com/davmac314/dinit/

>>107820247
This is very good

https://github.com/davmac314/dinit/blob/master/doc/COMPARISON

>>107817499
nope, init system is very simple and easy to implement, it just executes programs, that's all it does
which means any alternative is good so long it doesn't do anything beyond it like systemd which replaces every part of your OS, systemd is not even init system anymore

>>107820406
that guy is retarded
interpreted language manages memory allocation automatically, you don't have to care about managing memory manually or to prevent it from crashing from allocation failure because all these things have been implemented by the devs
saying you're scared it's gonna crash your program is just retarded

not my problem

>t. gentoo user

>>107819341
And you could've been a swallowed cumshot, yet here we are.

>>107819325
anon you ARE looking at porn you wouldnt usually to give each country a different false info profile on you right?? for privacy ??

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>>107819444
I can't. I like too many types of porn, whatever they think of me it's likely true.

>closed source browser
It obviously steal your data, but normal opera still is the best android browser till this day,(the gx and mini are worthless) just because you can open PDF instead of downloading, like the trash chrome.

I would rather have the Chicoms steal my data than the American glowniggers

>>107819337
they broke the workaround and now it's the top of hackernews daily complete with literal fedoras defending Anthropic while OpenAI just announced OpenCode support https://github.com/headllines/hackernews-daily/issues/2011

>>107819528
>Maybe it's fine if you know vim and use its vim mode.
It is in fact fine. Trying to use CUA controls in a unix terminal is always a culture clash.

>>107816038
Why use this over codex or claude code? If you already pay for one its free.

>>107819869
Because it works with fucking everything else too.

https://github.com/charmbracelet/catwalk/tree/main/internal/providers/configs

>>107819249
the only people upset by this change are the troonix neckbeard types that opencode appeals to. everyone else will just go back to claude code because it's a perfectly fine harness that isn't as far behind opencode as people lead on
they've known that hijacking the cc oauth flow was sketchy and against ToS for at least 6 months already, it's their own fault for not clearing it with anthropic

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>>107820670