100 watts is breddy loud unless you're at a rush concert or something, what the fuck are you trying to do with them anon

>>107846243
Marantz Model 10.

>>107846285
he is trying to send 200 watts to a speaker with an RMS of 80 watts. just sit back and watch as the dumbass burns downs his speakers.

>>107846285
i guess they are loud enough

>>107846243
Sit closer nigga.

>>107845359
Retard.
SATA is an standard, not just a connector, the brand doesn't matter, lmao even.

>>107845377
No shit; Anon's suggestion of finding an alternative brand was retarded.

they'll never stop making 2.5" SATA SSDs as long there are still working computers to put them in
they might become niche but you can buy things like IDE SSDs today, so there's no risk of 2.5" SATA dying

>>107845387
Are you typically this retarded?

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>>107845561
>Second monitor uses a VGA cable
>Have had it since 2008, it was my primary until 2019
>1080p, and decent colors for a monitor of the time
>VGA cable breaks
>Go to tech store to buy one
>"Uhhh, we don't have it in stock here, but another shop has it in their warehouse, do you want to reserve it?"
>Say yes
>Pick it up a week later
>"Woah! Bro, you still use a VGA monitor? You should upgrade already"
It's not even a gaming oriented tech store

>>107846631
linux uses gnu compiler though

>>107846617
Yes and much more. The scary part is just that everything is automated now and it doesn't take 20 CIA agents to analyze 1 person. Now palantir will just ask Microsoft to turn over the Microsoft telemetry and they ask "Hey palantir summarize this person on his typing behavior"

>>107844004
It's real Pirat_Nation and Muta retweeted it

>>107846646
i started typing like an unhinged psycho many years ago just to start poisoning the data

>>107846643
It does now, yes
Very early linux was different though

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Fucking ugly ass color scheme, even plasma 6 does dark better. Fucking ugly as hell. Bluish ugly theme.

>>107846090
>hiding hardware
i used to do this when i was poor

Works on my machine

>>107845616

I'll try mint again when wayland works properly.

>>107846316
oh hey hows it goin wayglowie

Amazon scalped all the SSDs, just to serve up AI-generated descriptions about SSDs.

>>107843619
I would bet that Amazon's income has decreased a lot now that there isn't anybody with enough money to buy cheap Chinese crap on a whim, and it's all sanctioned in the US so the price is doubled.

>>107839880
stop shopping on amazon they markup shit you can get directly from china, where it all comes from.

>>107845816
you're so out of touch with reality.
want to buy some real estate?

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Are none of the 12th gen intel processors supported on Win 10 LTSC IoT, including this one?

>>107845553
This one is fully supported, it does not have the cuck cores.

>>107844310
that's probably some OneDrive issue.

>>107806787
>censoring time
Maybe it's something silly like your time being set wrong

>>107846082
>Gog offline
>Do not use cloud storage
How so?

>>107846337
Hardware is for fags.

>>107845811
I'm happy to see arm doing well, but why the fuck do people keep using this benchmark? there aren't a lot of people out there compressing bluray discs. do a browser benchmark. everyone uses a web browser.

>>107846415
Browser benchmarks use hardware acceleration so it doesn't really measure CPU performance.

>>107846490
you can disable that. i'm open to other tests, but encoding a bluray is 'real world' but not 'common task'.

>>107846586
Blender maybe but AMD kinda "cheats" with full 512-bit vector length AVX in that.

>>107845426
your cs.16 icon was normal back then, time flies
>>107845664
userscripts would help you

>>107845719
wait holy shit you're right, why is my cs 1.6 icon like this on normal kde?

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>>107845426
That's TDE right?

>>107846585
that would be correct

>>107846746
We aren't smugger than you "make your own" fags

>>107846749
>>107846749
>>107846749

I remember dumping large chunk of kohya code base to Gemini API and asking questions about it when I was learning.
Maybe try that? sdxl_train_network.py and all other sd-scripts modules it imports. It's also calling another major script under the hood but I don't remember which one. Skim through the script.

>>107846806
Forgot to tag:
>>107846751

>>107846607
no i'm here

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What's the point of Olivetti? I've just been using visual line mode, and I can't tell the difference.

>>107843727
olivetti center aligns the buffer so you don't have to read from edge to edge. I even use it for code sometimes.

>>107843860
Shit, I meant visual-fill-column. That's what I'm using, and it looks the same as Olivetti.

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>>107843727
>>107843933
both are bloat. just M-q like everyone else

https://github.com/nohzafk/consult-snapfile
this thing feels insanely fast even compared to consult-fd. seems like this kind of external "server" setup is a pretty good cope for emacs' nature, pain in the ass when bootstrapping thoughever

>>107844946
i havent seen a single popup in years while using ublock

>>107839446
not even bank websites fucking
>Remember Me on this computer
and you have to do it every fucking time

>>107839949
Why can't you use both?
I use uMatrix as a general blocker, uBlock if I want to block a specific script.

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>>107839970
Not on Firefox. You're thinking of uBlock Origin Lite, the Chromium fork. I'm talking about uBlock Origin, the original project that still works on Firefox.

>>107840323
uMatrix is better at doing uMatrix things, yes. But I can get most of uMatrix's functionality through uBo. See the pic. The only thing it doesn't handle is cookies, which I handle through Firefox's "auto delete cookies on close" setting and a whitelist of sites I don't want it to happen on, like I explained. It's more of a sledgehammer than uMatrix was, but I found myself not using uMatrix's fine grained approach too much anyway.

>>107845242
uMatrix is abandonware that hasn't been touched since 2021. I'd prefer to not run something like that in my browser. Browsers are the most important thing to keep up to date. I say this as a guy who used uMatrix from its inception all the way until this month.

>>107845667
maintaining and rotating backups would be more work than I'm willing to put in, ultimately it's all just torrents and backups of my bluray library so nothing I couldn't reacquire fairly easily anyway
also >>107845949
that said if I ever actually fill this thing and/or have more money to waste I'll probably just buy a tape drive lol

>>107845080
cus it's v0, I'll never ever have good enough equipment to tell the difference in background static lol

this place should merge with /hsg/ to bring back /dht/

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>>107844853
Not on RED but pretty sure this is a large enough library to let me give advice.
Use Lidarr, it will associate MBIDs with tracks, tag and rename them automatically. Copy on Write/reflinks would probably be helpful for saving space, you can set your torrent client to delete stuff after it's done seeding too.
Music/Artist/Album (year) works for me.
Navidrome is pretty good albeit simple -probably why it's so good. For desktop I haven't found a great, Tempus (foss) or Symfonium (paid) on Android, I don't use anything else but navidrome has a client list page.
https://www.navidrome.org/apps/
I used to use Finamp for Jellyfin music on Android, I switched to Navidrome because I wanted star & favorite ratings, but Finamp was far and away the best music player.

>>107844853
>And if you do, what is your strategy for curating and listening?
download -> copy to local pc -> retag/sort everything with musicbrainz picard
if any other modifications are needed, i just do it in my music player of choice (musicbee)

all the files get synced back to my server (only for safekeeping)
for mobile listening, i sync all the files to my DAP. (old droid phone w/ 512gb sd card)

it requires duplicates but i couldn't find another way that made sense

>I went and grabbed genuinely just a handful of bands I care about, and I mean, I guess I was a little shocked being reminded just how much space it'll eat up
try listening to more new music

>feels just as polished as Netflix does for them
roon seems okay, but im not paying that amount of money lol

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>>107844286
No, what do they say?

>>107844244
why are they pretend to impressed? intel had compute stick like a decade ago and the pi 400 keyboard has been a thing for ages too

>>107844308
They be like TCP, they syn ack

>>107840368
Ctrl-Alt-Yrese

>>107840826
Kids today can barely type, what did you expect?

no shit

If people stick to mainstream distros like Debian Ubuntu and Fedora they usually won't have problems like the wifi issue you cited unless they are using exotic hardwire.

Modifiying the code requires a great degree of technical skill to fork a specific projec curating it for a distro. I think its better for software to be compiled or configured with certain flags as opposed to modifying its source code.

>>107841800
tldr anon hasn't used any well-maintained distros yet

>>107841800
@grok tldr this post

Upstream first is just a cost/effort saving measure. As is using upsteam projects and curating instead of developing in-house. As is delegating support to those upstream projects instead of providing it firsthand.

In case you haven't realized, most of these projects have little funding and no profit models because they are not businesses.

>>107845908
I'm too into tablets or are sure whether you would need more portability or not, but have you considered a microsoft surface? I got one for my mom and installed mint on it and she's pretty happy with it.

oneplus pad 3?

pixel tablet with grapheneOS

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just get a real computer