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Does anyone know if grain synthesis is supported by avif hardware decoding? That should help deal with the hipster faggot grain thing.

So which is better for when I make a pretty picture and want to save it at whatever quality is default on the Save File interface?
Like what every normal person doesñ

>>107588458
Probably not. Baseline spec is pretty... baseline.

>>107588832
Depends on the picture but if the CLI scares you, you can try squoosh defaults and choose the one you like the most. Hopefully the kind of settings used here become the default for pretty GUIs soon.

>>107586759
>For Images:

avifenc --sharpyuv -d 10 -y 420 -q 70 --cicp 1/13/1 -a tune=iq in.png out.avif

I simply use

convert input.png output.avif

Am I missing out on avif image quality?

did she get rid of the starfish?

>>107589332
>skill issue based cope
Many such cases

>>107589351
People hate working with pretentious assholes who can't admit they're wrong too

>>107589329
is the entire point of your rant about stack based allocations and that c++ doesnt support that c feature

>>107589371
No, it's about the type system.
People can go on about all this shit about how stack VLAs are """unsafe""" (I still think they have legitimate uses) but pointers to VLAs are actually a genuinely useful feature. I often do that when working with pixel data.

>>107589368
I'm not wrong in any real sense. std::vector provides 100% of every piece of functionality that you're talking about.

printf("sizeof arr: %lu\n", arr.size() * sizeof(decltype(arr)::value_type));

gives you the same 40. You're just playing word games.

>>107589413
>std::vector provides 100% of every piece of functionality that you're talking about.
No it doesn't, std::array might though

>>107583992

berkeley bsd would rule over linux

>>107585231
>berkeley berkeley software distro

>>107584120
Then why can't I buy a badass designed Nvidia workstation?

>>107587916
Can you afford one? They definitely sell workstations.

SGI just evaporated in the face of Linux as much as anything else. Cheap GPUs, cheap workstations, sure they're not going to give the performance of one of the fridge-sized units but they could compete with an Indy at first quite impressively and at half the price, then eventually were stomping all their lineup and they gave one last hurrah with their Linux PCs and that was that.

All the workstation companies have been killed off by Linux. And OS X too. Sun, SGI, Apollo.

It's kind of a shame, Apple seems to be doing quite well with stomping the competition with their unified memory architecture platform. They're the only ones making one. But everybody else is being left in the dust and the NVIDIA solution of ganged GPUs is looking like it's peaking. It's really not a great way to go, it just happened to be there at the time this all got started. The fucking Novideo implosion will take out the world economy, all of big tech has been complicit.

>>107576822
>picrel
Astounding amounts of sovl

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>>107556607
Here's the raw unfiltered chudcave you ordered.

>>107588914
Nice case, kek

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>>107586418
Thanks for such a detailed answear! Seems like a really cool sertup, somewhat reminds me about Cuphead development. Also animating at 24fps is nuts. Care to share some of your work?>>107588749
I love your retro setup
>>107588914
Are your speakers right side up? Why tweeters are so low? By the way, I love open air cases and want to buy something like pic related.

>>107588851
>>107589259
aw thanks :3

>>107588804
>>107588997
>>107589042
>not naked
why even post?

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>>107589048
>girls can't be pretty with their clothes on

>>107581160
>>107580589
4chan is for white people. Go back to New Delhi and Nigeria chan. Beat the living shit out of Partap Davis & Hiroyuki.

https://www.templechan.org/#/g

>>107536097
>>107534028
https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2025-12/msg00524.html

>>107588296
> ;-}

>>107588117
it only has the very worst aspects of emacs, the keybindings

>>107585656
>snowflake ids
what is this? you twitter porn collection?

>>107587242
Use Fdroid for basic utils, or better yet the AOSP/LineageOS apps. Freetards are kind enough to not fill them with ads.

>>107587446
Lmao he can’t even be assed to live there?

This might help not falling for obvious psyops: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/557600-filter-x-com-location

>>107589159
>europe, south asia, asia, africa, south america, oceania all filtered
the internet should be north americhad ONLY ONLY

>>107588201
happens. hiromoot is living in france while showing up on talk shows to talk about j-pol several times a week
granted he makes a lot of trips back, but it becomes telling when he mainly shows up on a separate monitor in the studio

their corporate environment requires internal competitive kpis thats why they get retards who work against each other rather than proper innovation.

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>>107578120
Not that hard.

>>107588167
Jannies already out of a job. They even have small rumba styled robots to clean your panels for you.

>>107588275
You normally don't have to unless you live is very dusty or dirty areas. I think it also depends on what kind of windows you have too. I had recently replaced all of my windows in my 20+ year old home to ones that are tented and block out heat. They're the ones you normally see in any government buildings or various occupations like that pic you were relying too. Basically windows where you can't see the inside much during the daytime.

They're nice but flying bugs had a habit of slamming into them all day since all this see is the reflection. I never had this problem with my old windows. It sounds like someone is constantly throwing small clumps of mud at your window. Seriously they hit my windows so hard I'm scared they're going to crack it at some point. That's why I can see why some people need to regularly clean them. Also things like smog tends to travel upward for those really tall buildings.

>>107578329
>at basically 100% efficiency
You have absolutely no idea how the grid works

>>107588451
There's always some loss but power you produce that goes to your neighbors will get less line loss than either sending the same amount from the power plant to your neighbors, or using your excess power to charge a battery and use it later.

>>107578035
The heat of the panels cooks the water.

>>107587793
There's also a cheaper version with only a single amplified microphone input called the IXO12/UR12MK3

Is it better to output sound from my PS3/PS4 to my DAC with optical audio or to just use HDMI and the headphone jack on my monitor? I've heard that HDMI has better quality but also that monitors are worse at converting digital to analog. I have a Fiio K7 which I mainly use for my PC and ps2 but I'd like to have all my devices going to a single jack.

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>>107587585
>Just take it off and run it through your fingers. They made a youtube video about it.
Wouldn't that fuck up the tape? I know their pads have plastic rings on the outside but the tape won't stick as good after I pull the pad off, no?
>>107587625
Then I have no fucking idea how they manage to make all their headphones so awfully heavy. It's really just Audeze with the >600g headphones. The newer design LCD-5 uses is lighter but the carbon fiber headband is fucking awful for functionality.
>>107587978
K7 outputs up to 24bit 96khz via optical so it's beyond what you're capable of hearing already. If the audio implementation on the monitor is shitty(it most certainly is not great at least) you'll be better off using optical on your DAC anyway.

>>107588474
It's fancy reusable adhesive so it should be negligible. I haven't had that problem with mine after 2 years. Realistically pads are wear parts and you should always count on replacing them.
>Then I have no fucking idea how they manage to make all their headphones so awfully heavy
Infinite headroom comes at a price.

For those that don't know, there's a paper archive that I've been expanding as part of the /iemg/ EQ guide. If you want a specific paper, ideally from AES, let me know and I'll add it.
https://mega.nz/folder/VF5FEBiZ#TK5wvNCMYqz0rvKiU-hjzg

sex with kita

>>107582489
TSMT
njk is the best girl but using her to shill a literal who distro (I suppose) is retarded

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>>107582489
Guix

>>107586339
no one uses this shit what the fuck

>>107582484
Kita and Nijika are my favorites, and coincidentally my previous and current distros.
>>107588354
I do!

>>107585649
a PON fttp cable terminates wherever the engineer sees fit for it to terminate. They can run it outside, inside, upstairs, downstairs. They can run almost invisible 600 micron fibre (Invisilight) around skirting boards and doorframes if they need to.
You and I might be happy to run our own wiring and might even find it convenient to have the ONT in the basement. The vast majority of people are clueless about home networking, use only wireless connections, and would have no idea where to start troubleshooting other than calling the ISP and saying "my internet is slow".

The installer ought to have been aware that the router will need to go somewhere central and placed the ONT accordingly. A basement isn't a suitable location unless there's existing ethernet that allows the router to go elsewhere.

>>107586914
>a PON fttp cable terminates wherever the engineer sees fit for it to terminate.
Where I live, infrastructure cabling tends to run through the ground and thus terminates in a basement.
People don't just go about drilling holes through outside walls on a whim.
It might be different if your house is made out of paper mache and dreams in the US.

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I want to set up my own vpn service using wireguard. The exit node will by my home server, but instead of installing wireguard on all my devices, I want to run it on a travel router so I don't have to fuck around with configuring shit more than once.

What are my best options? Should I just buy a pi 5 and a poe/wifi hat?

>>107585605
nice

>>107587837
Can you explain what you're trying to do, exactly? What do you want to connect to, from where and from what devices? Why do you think lugging a portable router around will make things more convenient?