Good intros? Not really, because if you are building something more advanced than a toy, you kinda have to be a jack of many trades. Lots of knowledge of math, circuits, parts, emc, rf, signal integrity, simulation and measurement tools, interaction with software, safety requirements, fabrication, etc is required, There is a reason why this is done professionally by engineers. I am in the business for more than a decade and can tell you without watching it, that the design in the Op is not good and is needlessly expensive for example.

If I were to recommend someone it would be Rick Hartley, he teached me so many things with his lectures.

>>107714992
>he teached me

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeMbZC8Uv9uJArqFQnFCDNQ (Hans Rosenberg)
This was already shilled here or on /diy/

>>107712507
fuck off we're full

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>>107716424
Hey I posted that guy!

>>107708996
we live in anarcho-tyranny. immigrants don't have a license. they do not get charged with crimes. they receive free welfare on your dime to buy nice cars. the police only act when a white person files taxes wrong or defends their life against a 3rd world attacker.

>>107712688
i used to speed when i took drugs and was a Godless, unhappy person who didn't care if I lived or died. now i'm in no rush and concerned with everyone's safety

>>107715068
The city is the accuser. You've spouting sovcit nonsense.
The city operates a system, involving both humans and automated processes, that results in handing out these citations. The city is accusing you of violating a state law, or bylaw, and it has whatever evidence it has (digital and physical evidence, eye witness testimony, procedural testimony documenting the system itself and its reliability, etc...).
In court, you can challenge the evidence. You can present evidence that contradicts the digital or physical evidence. If it was a parking ticket handed out by a bylaw officer, you can attempt to subpoena the officer to support the ticket (but many courts allow an officer's notes to be submitted directly as evidence, while accounting for the fact that the absence of the officer as witness impacts the credibility of the testimony). If you believe there are procedural or systemic failures that affect the credibility of the case, you can attempt to subpoena the municipal staff to testify about the procedures (again, you need to prove to the court that you aren't bullshitting though).

Again, you are acting like a sovcit legal bullshitter. Our courts actually work quite well, and if you are a sovcit bullshitter trying to subpoena the traffic camera company itself based on your conspiracy theory nonsense, while the city has submitted 30 pages of documentation on how the camera works, what certification criteria were used, and the fact that the camera was last serviced and calibrated 60 days ago in line with the certification requirements, then the judge is going to tell you to go fuck yourself.
But if you had an expert witness, who reviewed the 30 pages of documentation and testified to material errors in the process, then, yeah, the city better bring the company in to testify because otherwise that ticket is getting spiked, with adverse precedent for future cases.

>>107715068
>Do you really live someplace that show up with a handful of tickets every month? How the fuck do you still have insurance? ..You DO have insurance like a white person should, right?
I have never had a citation from the city, for any matter.
The reason I know about the office that allows for contesting citations outside court is because I follow municipal politics here very closely, and a journalist here prepared a bunch of graphs documenting the city's citation office procedures and the various quantities of tickets issued and cancelled by the office, across a variety of categories. Because I give a shit about our municipal government and pay for local journalism to cover these things.
And, get this, the reason the city runs this office is because court is also expensive for the city! So offering a way to mediate tickets without going to court gives the city to withdraw tickets that would be less likely to succeed in court and waste the city's money paying staff to show up. And it reduces the number of citizens who go to challenge tickets in court, because sometimes having a face-to-face with a human being to explain the ticket and why it was issued means the citizen decides it's not worth fighting.

"The city" isn't some abstract entity that spits out bylaws and traffic tickets and property tax assessments. It's humans working to make living together better for everyone. People who want a city with good roads, safe for drivers and pedestrians, properly maintained and paid for. You can meet those humans! You can talk and interact with them, by sending emails, making phone calls, scheduling meetings in person. You probably have elected officials who are eager to meet with you, if you're someone who gives a shit about politics, because clearly you're a voter and they want your vote!
Have you ever had a face-to-face meeting with an elected official? I have! Bet you haven't, though, because you're full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.

They'll probably just write up Whites and Asians to keep the muttwarmachine going

>>107714211
That's a long time to wait. In 10 to 15 years I'll be 39-44
I'll be too old to care about VR
Probably poor too

>>107697783
It has the specs of a mobile phone not a desktop

>>107699241
>The Quest 3 literally runs Android
like he said, pre-loaded with jeetware and spyware

>>107693887
I'm still buying a Steam Frame because it's black

>>107714145
pimax probably BUT if you don't have a 5090 / future PC, just stick to the steam frame.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTUHwUa2QeA
The reason why is because if you had a 5070 TI or something, it will run the pimax crystal perfectly fine.
BUT the steam frame should get even more FPS with foveated rendering + foveated streaming (the affordable pimax crystal 120hz does not have eye tracking, you need the pimax super which has the best resolution you can get, but it's 90hz DSR compressed 75hz if you want uncompressed).
super VR headset (unless you go for the cheap , but... that's assuming the steam frame is $1000~)
https://vr-compare.com/compare?h1=w8xCM-oPA&h2=6nd6PhR_A&h3=F206d3eAD
There is also a oled pimax, either the pimax dream air (and SE) or the classic version, but the pimax oled apparently has a hue to it and the dream strap isn't as comfy or something (I don't own it).
If you want something really bad but also cheap and not meta (meta headsets are fine honestly, it has games at least). You could go with the PSVR 2. It's actually awful compared to a quest 3 headset (Not the 3s, the psvr2 has a really tiny sweet spot and it makes quest displays look like OLED), but if you could find it for $100-200 used, it can't be that bad (it does need an adapter for PC).
If you want VR chat, the meta quest pro is the best option (it's discontinued, but it's still really good because it has eye and face tracking). BUT, I am a doomer and think the steam frame is $1500 (and the steam index will continue to be sold on the store for at least 3 more years). If I am wrong, and it's $1000 or less, it makes the quest pro look ~meh.

>>107711897
I would like the project to be easily searchable through search engines

>>107711623

gitlab is better than github

>>107712007
I self host my git, and searching for my name/repos shows my self hosted git before github.

gitea works really well, and there are tons of instances out there with open registration.

>>107714460
>searching for my name/repos shows my self hosted git before github.
same here

>>107712007
make a static site for your project

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Considering getting one of these, should I?

>>107715958
if i resolder 8gb memory chips onto my 4gb graphics card, can i flash i custom vbios to use it given the chips are compatible in all ways

>>107716106
use case? looks interesting

My PSU died recently after ~11 years, I thought it was a bit strange given that a Gold Seasonic PSU shouldn't crap out right after the warranty is up and the other older components are still fine, but since 11 years is a long time I let it go

Then recently another PC in my building had a Gold Corsair PSU die after just 2 years, way before the warranty was up, I thought that was really strange, could it be that the fact my building started getting lots of power outages recently be wearing out these PSUs much faster than they'd usually last? Is a UPS the only way to get around it?

>>107705709
intel gm45/gl40 is the last chipset officially supporting 2000, so, late core 2 duo era

>>107714968
Thank you, can't believe i missed this for two hours

>>107715239
Did you mean to reply to that other anon?

>>107712702
The unix philosophy is based becsuse at least we're not out here trying to use horribly outdated versions because our os is going to hell like windows philosophy has caused

>>107716040
bro, your OS is literally called "eunuchs"

>>107715846
They could be dynamically linked from separate places so that only what is needed is ever accessed.

>>107715873
I'm basically thinking of latex lsp, nvm

>>107715712
I much prefer the Ethereum blockchain one.

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Today I installed every one mentioned ITT other than yazi which isn't in the Debian repos and they are all memes so apt purged them and remain with >>107704648. I'm pretty sure literally everything other than everything I use is a meme. Pic is how I look at any of you not using mc.

>>107714718
>queen of /g/ before our lady Satanya
that would be maki

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>>107715635
I thought it was common sense to scroll on 4chan while eating only at one's risk and peril? Mind you, often enough watching/reading anything on news that aren't completely sanitised propaganda can be more nausea inducing than any AI-generated Nicholas II throwing up. At least one knows that the latter is fake...

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>>107715146
>>107715175
>download from where exactly
Ah thats what you meant. Usually speedtest. I did upgrade my main PC to be on ethernet instead of wifi with this LAN restructure, but they have the same speeds as far as rated mbps goes (1Gbps)

I did more testing after both your replies and it seems that my default server selection is driving the change currently, but doesn't explain how I've never seen that kind of speed before when running tests.

Server A thats about right in my city runs 470~, whether my PCs ethernet is directly plugged to my DMZ router or my Router2.
Server B thats about 2 hours away, runs 900+ in this case behind Router2 on ethernet.

I reran the tests on wifi, behind my Router2. Achieved 400~ to server A, and 630~ to server B. Never gotten that high on wifi before, its never peaked above 450 to any server on wifi.

At this point I have no fucking clue and I cant be fucked to keep testing since my brain is hurting

>>107715459
>ethernet instead of wifi
Ah that explains it. Wifi is shit. Even in the best of real world conditions you'll rarely see anywhere near the full speed actually coming through even if the spec is theoretically capable of multigigabit.

>>107715475
Thats what I would have figured, but considering my wifi is now better than before I swapped, im still unsure.

Either way that begs the question, does my ISP actually care that I'm getting double what I'm paying for now on ethernet? I sure as fuck wont say anything to them

>>107714927
even then you just copy the torrent files, config files, and data to the new setup.

>>107706943
I know this is a noob question but I've actually never done it before I built this server. Going to upgrade my server with some NVMe drives. Can I just toss them in the mobo, restart, and have access to them? They're going to be in a new ZFS pool.

>>107715066
Not really sure what your use case is, but having all the project related info in the project management system is fine. If the only thing you take notes on is projects why not keep it there?
You can have TWO systems, one for your notes and one for project related items.
Obsidian is very Cope tier for: To-do, project management, notes with drawings.
Its good at notes, and if you wanted to make your notes a searchable database for SQL enjoyers who cannot get enough of it at work.

use emacs/org-mode i used obsidian for years with a bunch of custom plugins, it was a waste of time to set anything. org-mode does everything and more

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>ctrl f excalidraw
>>107707626
surprised there's only one. Only reason i stick with obsidian.
>ctrl f joplin
>>107707598
>>107714292
>in comparison to Obsidian from the perspective of sheer plugin/being able to do various things.
ah ok, yeah last time i tested joplin was years ago and was lacking, think it has excalidraw but its the barebones one.
>ctrl f logseq
>>107708652
this one has whiteboard, think they're still migrating to new database thing

>>107715932
>this one has whiteboard,
It didn't, last I tried it. But I just checked the site and it apparently was just added.

The thing with Logseq is: Why use it when you can just use Obsidian? The only claim it has is that it's open-source and not proprietary (IIRC) but it's so much slower in getting features and competing with Obsidian that you're better off just using Obsidian unless you're a Stallman-type.

>>107715959
Obsidian having files be the basic unit sucks, I would much rather have paragraphs be the basic unit which I think both logseq and notion do

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is this a good laptop bros? i do college stuff but also photo/video editing. a microcenter near me currently has it for 799 USD which is a steal compared to what it usually costs

>>107716281
oh also do you guys think it would it be god for linux

>>107716046
>system sucking down 100w to do a task lasts five hours just like the system using 30w
Again, maybe when you turn off the dgpu.

>>107716318
nta but what's wrong with turning the dgpu off to get better battery life if you know you're not gonna be using it ?

>>107716355
>someone brings up dgpus in laptops
>discuss dgpus
>what's wrong with not using your dgpu
It's a mobile device, something that sucks down 100w with a 95Wh battery is just about as useful as my desktop.

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what's the best model for tooth brushing gens?

>>107714510
That's what I meant. The loras directory

>>107714561
What is this a reference to?

>>107715602
You will almost certainly have to make a LoRA

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Are any of the chink gloves with heat worth getting? Need them to play Pokemon Go during winter.

>>107710643
living in third world is grim... you have my condolences

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If anyone is interested in GBA/Pokémon there's a good deal on these flashcarts ATM I've never seen them this cheap decided to buy after months of debating them and say they're half price
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EvlmTyk you can flash them with a Pokémon ROM and have working rtc full palpark support etc and yes I know about the ezflash omega de I have one but ha e to switch between the a/b mode is annoying and I wanted some dedicated carts. Also I'm a bit confused the app says that the deal isn't in effect for 22 hours but let me buy them at the deal price does it just means they don't ship for 22 hours? Sorry for formatting I'm in bed so phone posting kek

>>107716015
Looks like a knockoff of this https://retrogamerepairshop.com/products/gba-32mb-1mbit-flash-save-with-rtc-flash-cart-works-with-pokemon-games?variant=39324346941612 (same description)
Would it be possible to have multiple ROMs and a launcher on this type of flashcart, like the old NDS R4 Revolution for example?

>>107714537
could be an edid emulator.

>>107713283
What am I seeing here??

why do i get an ip ban error when trying to create a thread

>>107716263
because you are using kuroba instead of chance

>>107716263
I wad getting this for a few days... had to keep turning on/ airplane mode to be able to post, but eventually it stopped happening.

>>107716290
it also happens for some users using chance

>>107706756
Why not producing AI-dedicate GPUs like it has been for cryptomining, with the advent of the ASIC systems? You create GPUs just for AI-datacenters and there's no need for them to dry the PC market.

>>107706756
RAM me, Chinaman.

Nah, if it doesn't support CUDA it's a waste of time. I get it, people want China to win so bad to save them from the liberal tyranny of the Satanic and Jewish West. First of all, save yourself. Second, this isn't it.

>>107716150
>he thinks they want us owning computers at all
lol

>>107709845
>>107712626
In China basically every single game is made also playable on mobile, because the average person cannot afford a $2000+ PC, so they settle for $1000 phones they can carry around and also do other shit.