I was having a conversation with someone today about BIOS. We decided that we would share our bios files with each other, but the problem came about over a grammatical issue. Instead of saying, "BIOS FILES," I wanted to just use one word - the plural word for BIOS.If 'BIOS' is a noun - a thing - then what would be the grammatical plural of the word, "BIOS?">inb4 wtf are you doing sharing your BIOS with another human being
>>107617105Wat een kut vraag rot op
HOW CAN THEY PERMIT HIM TO GIVE WRONG ADVICE?? WTF!
>>107615194They don't release manuals for stuff like this you deflated penis.
>>107614717>SERVES HIM RIGHT... HE TRUSTED AN AI!
>>107615276Your IQ is inadequate for any actually positive level of contribution to this discussion.Please execute yourself expeditiously.
>>107616039>The AI said Aft but instead I went Ack!>The AI is responsible!
>>107616767Tinkerers create free video guides you dumb faggot.
JPEG-XL is finally getting back into Chromium.How excited are you?
>>107594249By this image PNG won, and no way jpg looks that bad, have you ever seen a jpg?
>>107608817>512x512>2.2 MB>vast sea of null bytes in the file data>red circuit lines highlighting out of order parts of the hex values on the monitor>barely visible RGB/CMY spots throughout the imagewtf did anon mean by this?
>>107615447I wonder if they use jxl layers in their "Live" photos to store the extra frames or a different approach. Can you share some pics?
>>107615597>PNG wonYou did realize it's 80 times larger for the same quality right?
>>107617040But anon, if you put this image under 800% magnification it's night and day!
>User base almost entirely consists of people who don't want Chrome style AI shit>Add AI shitWhat the fuck is Firefox's new retard CEO thinking?
>>107613684If Firefox were to ever ditch the manifest v2 adblockers (ie, uBlock Origin, the real one), then its forks would need to do what Brave is currently doing and protect the mv2 code even though Chromium has gotten rid of it. That's a huge job that I don't think many (if any of them) are capable of doing, but I guess we will see.If Mozilla decides to kill ad blockers then ad blocking becomes much harder to come by.
>>107612569Pale meme hasn't been usable in years>t. used to use it
>>107612569Not if you want to keep posting here. There are very few alternatives left thanks to Internet turning into HTTPSnet+Cloudflarenet.
>>107607705I'm not bothered at all by AI.
>>107616630You can post here with it just fine. CloudFlare doesn't care about it anymore.
>Hmm, what if I took technology that wa already in widespread usage, and made the same thing except you HAVE to give me your personal data to use it!people deserve to be enslaved because they want to be enslaved
>>107613889Just do the same thing in reverse. Take their product and make a better one that doesn't have those problems. It will slowly kill them and make the world better for yourself and your friends.
>>107615992>sends metadata to every server involvedbut you can clearly see the domainshello, do you have brain damage?
>>107615887I had to use rocketchat for work, it was trash. Upload an image with your message and now you have to edit your text in a single line textbox that clips after 40 chars or so. Tried deleting messages once and it just said success but the messages stayed. That's just off the top of my head. All the stuff I listed is my reasons for using discord over other apps (besides the networking problem - I only talk to friends on discord because all my family prefers whatsapp), they're all the boxes I want ticked if I was ever enticed to try a new app because they're all important to my ux. Sending files larger than a couple of megabytes or using wildcard emojis are not my requirements for a chat app, nor do I give a shit about roles and colors. I just use it to talk to my friends with decent media support and multi device userfriendliness.
>>107614933Whatever AI is getting their data from discord should be pretty good at pony sex roleplaying since it's got a decade of mine to work with
>>107615918And Discord isn't? Matrix metadata will get encrypted next update goy
What would it take to manufacture CRTs on a commercial scale again in 2026 and the years to come?Would it be more viable to buy existing IP/patent rights from the companies that used to be the leaders back in the day, or to re-develop the technology from scratch using modern means?
>>107610361thank you anon, how would you recommend I phrase that in the future?
>>107610463>Actual-CRT fagThat is completely wrong. CRTs are obsolete museum pieces that are not coming back. Deal with it. They are only good for legacy material that was made when CRTs where the only solution in town.My current IPS and OLED units absolutely blow away any of my former CRTs of yesteryear.
>>107613184It is copium that plays on optical illusions that form from the limitations of our visual cortex.
>>107603064Which doesn't exist outside of a very tiny niche who do not possess the capital to justify the sheer cost and time it would take to reconstitute commercial CRT production of yesteryear.
>>107611847I had excellent peripheral vision my whole life. CRT monitors do not flicker perceptively in peripheral vision, at all. Even shittiest pre-14" at the lowest refresh rates do not. It might be technically there but not noticeable to human eye. Get the fuck off my planet, bug-eye.
>/g/ makes an 18th albumTheme: Outer Space MusicTitle: [Accepting suggestions]Deadline: 7th of January [revised from late December]>/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.
>>107611257shitposting less because making music, only submitted 3 tracks so far thats not enoigh
>>107602369>is due in digital domain to anything nonlinear at audio rateNo, it's due to frequencies bouncing back from the Nyquist frequency which happens when you have content above what your sampling rate can represent
https://voca.ro/1gebJYllL0iz
https://vocaroo.com/19yzlKKvPwUfventured into some ukg house stuffim awful at mixing though, if anyone have tips how to get that pro sound
>>107612889She cant sing ToTNot even autotune can save her.>>107613079This is cool but im broke and fat and ugly and retarded and dont use cubase.
https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/semiconductors/taiwan-considers-tsmc-export-ban-that-would-prevent-manufacturing-its-newest-chip-nodes-in-u-s-limit-exports-to-two-generations-behind-leading-edge-nodes-could-slow-down-u-s-expansion>Being concerned that TSMC’s expansion into the United States could dilute Taiwan’s semiconductor leadership, Taiwanese authorities are mulling setting a new export rule that would only let the world’s number-one foundry export technologies that are two generations behind its leading-edge production nodekinda funny, not gonna lie. apparently the taiwanese think america is somehow obliged to protect them from the mainlaind. just because, apparently.
>>107616278>The Taiwanese are not so luckyImagine equating "living in the UK" to "being lucky" in 2025
>>107616482Elon Musk is South African and can get British citizenship very easily.
>>107616210of course, taiwan is geostrategically extremely important, and not just because of its industries. it's a spot that sits in the middle of the chinese coast and enables us to control everything.it's as if us had only the east coast and cuba was sitting right in the middle of it and soviet union was packing it with weapons.
>>107614800European workers lack the intelligence, the skills, the mindset, the work ethic for this. Some very few yes, but by far not enough as needed for those fabs. In the US it's only even worse. Everybody is demanding better "work-life balance" and the ideology of DEI is preventing any competitive efficiency in the first place.
>>107614774No surprise there, the Silicon Shield has been part of Taiwan's defense strategy for decades.
Mmm monke editionHow to request advice:>Budget>Intended use (media, source, environment)>Frequency response preference and music examples>Past gear and your thoughts on themFAQ:>Where do I buy IEMs?Amazon, Aliexpress, Linsoul, Hifigo, Shenzhenaudio>Shopping Guide (IEMs, PMPs, Cables, Ear Tips, etc.):https://rentry.org/consoomer_guideComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107616805Only gay homos do this btw
>>107616754KZ revolutionized the $5 shitbud market with a single product, all they have to do is keep making it. 2026 might not even top it.
>>107616874KZ Chad's can't stop winning, simple as
>>107616672The entire "I own X so I know how X sounds" mantra has been discredited by headfi to such a degree that owning something is almost worse than not owning something. It's presumed you are making shit up to defend the shit you bought.
>>107616890All of >>107606304 are pre-obsoleted by Kunten.>>107616971Cool, where's the collection pic
why weren't amber displays more popular?
>>107614149amber is frozen tree piss
Friendly reminder that anything in the yello-orange spectrum was considered amber back in the day. Stop the rgb autism.
>>107613977>Esc for ATtentionJust like trannies lol
>>107614010Plasma displays make RFI all over the radio spectrum, if you have a neighbor you don't like that has a ham radio get a bigass plasma TV and he will no longer be able to hear anything on it radio as long as that TV is turned on
>>107613977This thing was cool in Aliens
Turned the computer off. Turned the radio on, classical music. Opened a book.See you later, losers. Heh.
>>107616487Thanks, chatgpt
>>107616506yw meatbag
>>107616297Noooo, you can't free yourself from the prison, come back
>>107616297classical music is superior, what are you listening to?
>>107616958TchaikovskyI relate to his love for his nephew
I guess it was inevitable. Next I suppose they'll rewrite it in Rust and festoon git-scm.org with the pride progress and Ukraine flags.
>>107613164>>107613188Nevermind, I misunderstood your post.
>>107599511>2 less characters to typeuse tab completion retard
>>107576407>gitSorry sweetie but nobody uses that uncslop anymore. We've all moved to jj. Not only is it named after a Japanese word (thing Japan :OO) but it's written in Rust.Not convinced? Take a look at what all the authentic non-shill HN comments have to say:>I was skeptical at first, but I decided to try jj over a single weekend and haven't looked back!>You said it pal! I was very much a git-supremacist luddite, but my female coworker (yay for girls in tech!) told me how all I need are these 4 jj command. I'm not team jj for life!>Glad I'm not the only one! It's so much faster than git even though it's all I/O anyway but shhh and also it's super duper safe and I know that I won't randomly execute a malicious script when pushing a commi- I mean log.>jj author here, Im trans btw give me money >omg trans power y'all. Also y'all please stop using latex and use typst instead even though rendering is shit and basic features are still not possible without plugins y'all
>>107576864through insane projection
>>107599517>plz dox yourself so we can harass youPosted from a PC using a kernel I helped develop.
>"Vivaldi says their roadmap to 2026 it is not AI"What is the deal with the Anti-AI derangement syndrome? I don't like to judge people, but the anti-AI seem to include an evenly distribution of furries, twitter "artists", people with funny hair color, and a poor understanding of economy.
>>107616119>proprietaryaka malware. not installing that shit
>>107616119Is this thread a test to see how many logical fallacies can be crammed into one post?
>>107616119>What is the deal with the Anti-AI derangement syndromeThe so-called AI browsers are prone to prompt injection by default that can't be fixed and basically will be able to quite literally do absolutely anything an attacker wants, plus, what the fucking hell does AI do on a browser? What do I gain from having that there?
>>107616131You aren't entitled to computer parts
It's extremely anti-semitic to hate AI.Go take your Palestine protests and shove it up your ass
https://www.spi-inc.org/treasurer/reports/202507/#index32h4
>>107616618if you look elsewhere in the budget, the same amount is credited to the SPI, so it's a transfer from the debian bucket to the SPI bucket
>>107616588Why do they need to travel around so much in business class again?
>mfw my month wages are more than the entire Debian annual budget see, open source software doesn't pay, you will all become homeless
>>107616588I do that shit for free, wtf?
>>107616588>bank fees>over $2kwew
Software engineering will be a solved problem by the end of the decade
>>107613175Because every frontier model producer is reporting difficulty scaling any further and is resorting to cheap tricks and misrepresentation to make it appear that they're still improving so they can keep hoovering up funding money. We ran out of training data a while ago.
>>107609658Software engineering already is a solved problem.People write code every day.
>>107615483All investors think they are looters.
>>107613175Because line eventually stops going up. Automobiles quickly reached a point when they stopped improving fundamentally. Airplanes quickly reached a point when they stopped improving fundamentally. CPUs quickly reached a point when they stopped improving fundamentally.It is 2025 and we have no flying cars, no teleportation, no AI (no, slop is not AI), no interstellar or even interplanetary travel (travel, not rare scientific missions) and so on.Otherwise let me tell you about this fusion reactor that will surely work in about 10 more years.
>>107613175Because it's run of data to train on. Current AI has no adaptability and no capability to learn on its own. There needs to be a revolution in hardware followed by another revolution in AI software before we'll see actual useful AI.
