Why don't we have these kind of GPU repair shops in the west? I also want a custom GPU: https://youtu.be/TcRGBeOENLg
How much does It cost?
how many people are going to send their valuable graphics cards to chinese scammers after watching this
Who is making bios for these modified cards? Don't tell me you can run a graphics card with x2 the amount of vram on a default bios, AIBs normally have different bios versions even for OC/non OC cards with the exact same amount of memory and same chip.
>>107889862Maybe it's like with CPUs. Those don't care how many sticks and size you put into your mainboard.
>>107889862probably dynamic and not set hardcoded to compensate for small time failures/re-usability
tldr post ultra light software you use.Excluding nonminmalist software here's my setupFeh for Image viewing mpv for video/audiozathura for pdfsxterm auto launching with htop or btop for task managerxterm auto launching with nnn and or fzf for searching music, documents and videosa bunch of custom wrappers in local bin calling mv, cp, ln, gio trash, ls, fd, rg, nnn, fish and unar for finding and sorting and archiving files in the cliand micro, less, mdless and more from opening files in the clixpat2 and xsol for solitare also a few terminal games like vitris and moon buggyand just found last night a feature rich code editor 'xnedit" that only uses 4.5mb-5mb of RAM. I'm planning on writing a new GIMP/GEGL plugin with it to replace Geany which is 25mb of rAM.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107886989>newNedit was always part of Irix base install and it's older than your father at this point.
>>107887971Why does it look like perlin noise with blur from a distance?
>>107886989Can xnedit use emacs bindings? I checked it out and it seems pretty good
>>107886989anything Qt basedfeatherpadpcmanfm-qt
>>107886989I just use firefox for every single thing you listed.
>UIs to generate animeComfyUI:https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUISwarmUI:https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUIre/Forge/Classic:https://rentry.org/ldg-lazy-getting-started-guide#reforgeclassicSD.Next:https://github.com/vladmandic/sdnextWan2GP:https://github.com/deepbeepmeep/Wan2GPInvokeAI:https://www.invoke.com/>How to Generating Anime Imageshttps://rentry.org/comfyui_guide_1girlhttps://tagexplorer.github.iohttps://making-images-great-again-library.vercel.app/https://neta-lumina-style.tz03.xyz/>Output cleanupComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107890533>>107890475>>107890308Looks like we have a stray dog from your general, we don't want it, come pick it up.
>>107890569good stay here, this is your containment.
These are the developers who created Windows 95, by the way.
>>107887168shutup you pill eating retard
>>107885817Windows 95 was when the personal computer really took off for me. DOS and 3.1 felt bloated and archaic, but the whole tech world moved in such an exciting direction with that wonderful Start menu, CD-ROMs, and DirectX 3D graphics. https://youtu.be/yXZb7ybbz_8?list=PL4lROtjMOiJG7fB-74UxS7ob8Zp67U1-L
>>107887168White American men and Asian women have already figured this out, idk why our government hasn't figured it out yet. America + China would be unstoppable together. Russians btfo
>>107887139he was there until 2002 or so then "left" - so he claims. apparently he got fired but nobody has been able to confirm either story. even his former colleagues at microsoft seem to think he's a lolcow after he was busted for selling fraudulent computer software and got btfo by his home state of washington.
>>107885903God I wish I could fuck those chink chicks, too.
I am dual running windows 11 and Ubuntu (because realistically It's the easiest to setup); what should I actually do on it? I understand the benefits of it being open-source and optional with data sharing, but I have no clue what to do with it.
wipe the windows partition
>>107890757>what should I actually do on it?Try to make all your software run on it, so you can get rid of this abomination Win11 is.(Sadly, you probably won't be able to.)
Pick one thing you exclusively use Windows for and start doing it only in Linux. Gaming, graphic design, dev, whatever, get everything set up so you can live in Ubuntu while you do it.
>>107890757Linux can do roughly 95% of what Windows can. Your job is to figure out if what you do belongs to those 95 percents.
Maybe we can share some insight if you tell us what you usually do on Windows? I am willing to bet, as another anon here rightly stated, that you can do 95% of your Windows tasks in Ubuntu comfortably.
What mini keyboards do you guys use for your mini pc's and gaming consoles?
>>107885203Still haven't found one with a Nordic layout and making custom layouts virtually sucks. Used picrel (i10 Mini) from Amazon for a while but it died after a couple weeks..
>>107885616Hot zoomer take
>>107888806I have one of these for the PC in my shop where I paint since there's no room for a proper keyboard
I use this all the time. Its not bad.
>>107885616i cant use my phone to type on my pc or console and i dont want to stare at a screen to type
all the hype around the SM diedlmao
>8gb vramdoainb4 muh suurveeys
>>107887255For most uses of a d-pad, the "layer" of plastic on top of switches is a hindrance. A haptic trackpad is super fluid.For menus or maybe, like, DDR, I could see where that layer of resistance is beneficial.
>>107883026based
>>107885120>Ryzen 5 9600>9060XTLmao no. We already have the leaked benchmarks. It's actually equivalent to:>Ryzen 5 7400>RX 7600M XTSo it's 20% weaker than what you're assuming it to be.>>107887427You realistically don't need more than 8GB VRAM for gaming. Most people are still using 1080p screens or even lower resoultions. People are at most using 1440p. So even at native resolutions 8GB is fine. In fact, it's actually overkill for most games.The Steam Machine is made to be used with FSR or XeSS so even if you're using it with a 4k display you'd only need as much VRAM as you'd need to render an 800p or 1080p game.Also if it had more than 8GB it would be bought off by companies doing AI shit. The reason why enthusiast gamers are crying about GPU prices is because anything with 12GB or more is being bought off by companies and startups who have much more financial leverage than your average neckbeard.
This shit was planned i think, all of it.
whats the best mouse ever?
The software is fucking aids but I really like the Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical. But I haven't used the Keychron M5 and it didn't exist when I bought this. I need to grab one when they go on sale, but it seems better in every way.
>>107855340I really liked my roccat tyon, it fit in my hand well. G502 is fine too, just have to replace the garbage microswitches when they inevitably start failing.
>>107888578maybe i should just stop bending over and taking it up the ass
>>107888643>Razer Pro Click V2 Vertical>AI PROMPT MASTER>Boost Your Productivity>Summarize text, draft emails and more with just one click. Unlock powerful shortcuts via Razer Synapse 4, save them to the mouse and streamline your workflow instantly for AI tools.lol
>>107860254checked
I need to buy a new fridge with a freezer on the bottom. What brand do you recommend if reliability and long lifespan is the main priority above all? Don't suggest me french door, side-by-side fridges, I'm looking for something like picrel but probably taller.
>>107881001What is this? Something other than computers on the tech board? Off topic, get outta here!
>>107881010What in the FUCK is a "poor person fridge" supposed to be? Is there such a thing as a "rich person fridge"?
>>107890884
>>107890884>Is there such a thing as a "rich person fridge"?He means side-by-side and/or french door fridges like they use in america
>>107890409THIS. I had an LG French door and it basically quit working in about 3.5 years. Having replaced it now, Im not sure it ever worked right day one. LG is absolute garbage
WHY DOESN'T MICROSOFT OFFICE WORK ON LINUX
>>107888901>people deal with all this shit to avoid learning to use a databaseliterally an entire flock of baby ducks doing everything in the most painful and wrong way, it's horrifying to peer into the excel world. I don't think any of them even enjoy dealing with the monster sheets they've created.
>>107880158The absolute state of /g/ posters
>>107889978>you guys, i really hate windows but i think we should all use it, be rational you guys, linux Just isnt there Yet you guysMicrosoft Associate detected
Just write your shit with another program, whats the Problem?
>>107891029Why can't you accept criticism? Or do you think Linux desktop is perfect as it is with no possible way of improving it?
>/g/ makes an 18th albumTheme: Outer Space MusicTitle: [Accepting suggestions]Deadline: 14th of January>/g/ makes a 19th albumTheme: [Accepting suggestions]>Song submission rules/guidelinesUpload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album.Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included. You may not use your real artist name.Songs that contain anything against YouTube's policies won't be uploaded on YT, but will still be added to the album.By default, tracks will be normalised to -14 LUFS (integrated loudness) in the release. You may specify a lower loudness for your track.Use of AI is banned. This includes AI generated stems, samples, and effects. "AI" includes all neural network-based models and not hard-coded automation/procedural generation. You are allowed to ask an LLM about music-related questions, but asking it to give you musical ideas (eg. generating a chord progression) is already a no-no.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107889263it's whatever makes you sleep tight tonight champ :)
>>107890015What else could you do with random voice clips, realistically.
>>107891100Goon.Why else would you be asking for /g/ foid voices in particular instead of just hiring a fiverr wench? Unless you're under the delusion they will do it for free?
>>107889263>It's a vocoderSome people claim that it was the Digitech Vocalist, a harmonizer, which is weird. It's hard to find a demo of how this thing sounded, but harmonizers usually don't sound like that. Although it's possible that they used it in an unusual way that made it sound like a vocoder.
>>107891124>Unless you're under the delusion they will do it for free?Naturally. You can pirate anything under the sun. Im sure at least 1 an foid would be down for a myriad of reasons.>Goon. Like, once maybe. What kind of 3rd world tier ankle-gooner are you if random voice clips get you off
>The reboot of the early internet online community Digg, a one-time rival to Reddit, is moving forward. The company, which is today back under the ownership of its original founder, Kevin Rose, along with Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, is launching its open beta to the public on Wednesday.https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/14/digg-launches-its-new-reddit-rival-to-the-public/Oh no! Free speech! How dare they!
dead on arrival; the layout is atrocious
>No RSS feedDead on arrival.
Digg went defunct for a reason. Sounds like some tech bros are trying to cash in as if "Like" is a new concept still. This isnt 2005.
>>107867651>https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/14/digg-launches-its-new-reddit-rival-to-the-public/>Instead of simply offering verification checkmarks to designate trust, Digg will try out new technologies, like using zero-knowledge proofs (cryptographic methods that verify information without revealing the underlying data) to verify the people using its platform. It could also do other things, like require that people who join a product-focused community verify they actually own or use the product being discussed there.>As an example, a community for Oura ring owners could verify that everyone who posts has proven they own one of the smart rings.Why would you care about this?>Plus, Rose suggests Digg could use signals acquired from mobile devices to help verify members — for instance, the app could identify when Digg users attended a meetup in the same location. Why would you want this?
>>107890306>Digg went defunct for a reasonit didn't have custom communities thennow it does
New version out as of last week
>>107890332https://mpv.io/manual/stable/
>>107890594that's crazy man
>>1078903320.41.0 equivalentprofile=high-qualitydeband=yesgpu-api=vulkanhwdec=vulkan
profile=high-qualitydeband=yesgpu-api=vulkanhwdec=vulkan
>>107890121uosc is ugly
>>107891085Customize it.
Tor, what the actual fuck is going on:>Almost ALL of the guard nodes are in NATO countries like Ingerland, Germany, Netherlands, France, Finland and the US>3 relay families own more than a THOUSAND nodes (niggers like family:1D57EFEA3442E6(4chinz thinks this is spam, just delete this and the other parentheses)8993E7C21E7(nig)C1F350E8(fuckniggers)3BFFAF9, family:FC326586B78(nig)C91CE7199528B(kekerald)82163FD4FB(fuckthespamfilter)189D57(this one family has an 18% exit probability), and more than 600 nodes called "Quetzalcoatl" with the same contact info and has a 12% exit probability)>Most of the time you get a circuit with Germany -> Random cunt -> Germany or Netherlands -> Random cunt -> NetherlandsThis is it? It's ogre? Can snowflake proxies at least solve the circuit problem? (more than 100k snowflake proxies are active from the browser addon alone)
>>107890598White people are the only humans on the planet who are supposed to think that racism is bad. All other races are racist and find it normal, which it is.
>>107884693Running a tor node makes you no money and puts you at risk of law enforcement action, so outside of a small handful of altruists, only government agencies have an incentive to run nodes.There was a project called Lokinet which paid cryptocurrency to node operators and could've changed this incentive structure, but shitlibs and /g/tards are both too dumb for crypto, so it never took off.
>>107891053White people are also the only ones dumb enough to let Jews run their media, so there's that.
>>107884693>almost all guard nodes are in NATO countriesOf course they are. People forget TOR has its roots in the United States Navy. It makes perfect sense that adoption of software descended from the US military would be more prolific in US allies. Also, consider the fact that on a global scale, NATO and nine eyes countries are generally much more developed and actually have the infrastructure to support TOR nodes. This isn't some western hijacking of TOR, it was destined to be this way from the very beginning if you think about what TOR fundamentally is.
just blacklist the regions you dont like if you don't trust them?>>Almost ALL of the guard nodes are in NATO countriesnigger i am NOT hosting relays out of my basement just so some furry mutt can spam CP from it, i already have to jump through retarded hoops like the chinamen do with their firewall to play my shitty full loot pvp games randomly based on whatever schizophrenic meltdown my ISP has
whats a smartphone that just works and i can sell a few months later? >t. third world poorfag that broke his phone
>>107891096it still has to work a few months and it has to hold SOME resale value so nothing too niche or unreliable
>>107891101oh my god bro just buy a refurbished phone from xiaomi or something
>>107891114doesn't xiaomi have like shit software?
>>107891101Hmm idk then just get a samsung galaxy perhaps
>>107891101>it still has to workwhy wouldn't it work? even a cheap ass phone will do all the normie shit you want
