>>107592298
>e-celebs getting gifted expensive toys to play with and serving only themselves, instead of using their influence to serve the community with news, guides, and useful data
No one cares about your god damn $30k Mac Mini AI cluster. It's so far removed from anything that anyone in the real world is interested in or can afford, to a point of being genuinely alienating (a large part of why Serve the Home is also basically worthless now).

At least the Linus tech tip guy, in between writing off his smart home upgrades as business expenses, will occasionally upload something other than self-congratulatory unboxing videos; the redheaded stepchild, meanwhile, broke away from Linus et al. under the guise of wanting to break out and make his own channel with blackjack and hookers, and then he immediately began prostituting himself to Apple and Ubiquiti.

YouTube is filled with this bullshit, and it's so tiring to wade through if you're in the unfortunate position to be looking for unbiased information.

>>107600883
>im poor
say less

>>107592302
they uploaded their videos shilling the same product within 2 minutes of each other.

not only is their content not organic but even their timing isnt either. it's not like they can take their time and really explore it in their own way. they're on a tight schedule. like any other job. need those TPA reports by 3pm. or a prostitute serving a conveyor belt of clients. in and out of her boudoir within 15 mins max, preferably 10. same with doctors speedrunning through patients, 15 min hard limit, preferably 10 or even 5. wham bam take the meds trust the science thank you maam, next. that's how you know the videos are going to be soulless, when theyre on that strict of a timetable. you know there is zero passion behind it, only a requirement to maintain a FACADE of passion in order to keep tricking the dumb marks watching in order to keep making youtube, overt sponsorship, and under-the-table shekels.

>>107601219
It's more like Apple gives them a date before which they can't publish it. Being late isn't as big of a problem, but their own interest is that their video gets as many view as possible, if you're late to the party, well...

>>107601219
Do you know what an NDA is, it means they can't release their marketing shill videos until apple says they can. They sign one when they get the product.
any youtuber that has EVER received a free product has done this. This is standard practice and it shows how much of a 'first time' this is for you.

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>only use the cables within the same of box of your psu or something
>need to use more than 2 sata cables because case layout is retarded
Is it safe for me to steal some cables from my twin PSU considering they should be the same electrically going odf the identifier and both were manufactured in May of 2019?

>>107601346
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>>107601294
>GOG
unc I

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>>107601318
>you are him
i wish... i could never be as based as her
>>107601319
>is 9950x3D overkill?
no
only purchase you won't regret if zen 6 increases core counts
>>107601352
google supports trans rights

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>>107593838
So i have a very weird problem in my computer
If i dont unplug it or turn the power supply switch off when i try to start the computer it only starts on VGA mode or some low resolution like that. from the start, the post is already 4:3
It is the power supply? its the older part of the system, what the hell could it be?
everything works properly if i leave unpluged from one day to the other

>>107600585
What's that on her chin?

>>107601079
My cum

>>107600749
No halting program uses infinite RAM, so a device that executes all the stuff you need without running out is a Turing Machine

>>107601129

malloc((size_t) (1.0f / 0.0f));

>>107600749
It means being able to simulate an infinite tape, regardless of the actual mechanism involved (RAM, I/O). Hence, using files is not "cheating".

>>107597565
LOL
why?

>>107598387
That's pretty sad hahaha

>>107598387
>>107599660
Yeah, these days it would be closer to 5 games.

can you fags just agree on a brand and recommend it to me? need some more 6tbs

>>107601187
i gave multiple chances few yrs interval to shitgate, never again. probably explains why they are cheaper

>>107600154
How is that worse than staring at an irradiated brick

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>>107592803
>>107592892

>>107600908
In reality you don't see the blur and the choppier framerates still make the crt worse, there's not enough information
If I wanted to degenerate back to 60 Hz I have crt shaders that mog you

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>>107601186
yes, we have the tech to recreate crtfaggotry on modern oleds and persistence on higher refresh rates isn't humanly perceivable

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>>107601235
What?

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>>107597678
Bump. I still can't get it to work.

>>107600186

Might be worth checking out kdenlive then. Clipchamp unfortunately has really scuffed autocaption and no voice filters.

well i get the SMART thing now. just have to convert the hexadecimal to decimal which normal people read. what did they mean by not showing it like that by default

>>107598928
>>107599289
thanks!

>>107599376
is the TV old and well used? it could just be old and tired

>>107596370
what is the use case

>>107596370
Yes! I hate Rust so Pale Moon ane w3m/links/lynx are my only options.

>>107599572
no javascript, no images, no ads, speed, just raw text and it's good for coding when you need the documentation in your terminal >>107596974

>>107598604
SOVL

I use Elinks sometimes.

They messed up coreutils

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Let's start bullying Microsoft to do this

>>107599344
some javascript needs to be removed first.
this is not a joke.
https://nlnet.nl/project/allowd/

>>107599344
ACCELERATE

>>107601176
polkit has always been so retarded. Its entire reason for existing is because gksudo was deemed insecure. A small application that did nothing but launch a GUI to prompt for password whenever sudo was needed to launch something that required elevated privileges. Something you could easily implement in a few lines of code that was easy to audit.

Instead it was replaced by a daemon running as root at all times, launched by another daemon running as root at all times, that talks to other daemons running as root at all times over a insecure channel in userspace. All of that to avoid typing a password into a small prompt. gksudo was so good at what it did that it was forcefully removed from every last major distro's repos so you can't even run it even if you want to. You have to go out of your way to track it down and package it yourself.

They have the gall to call something like Xorg a possible exploit when they have millions of lines of shit like logind running as root all of the time.

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>>107562997
like what is microsofts problem here. they could get so much positive pr if they gave you the option to enable a windows 7 like menu.

>>107598869
I'm perfectly happy spending the 8$ one time for Start11 from stardock. it works great and it supports Everything by voidtools.

>>107600305
is there an alternative to Fences? been using it forever

I followed the steps in the OP to get back to 21H2
from 22H2 and yet when I restart, it still shows me as on 22H2. Any ideas?

>>107598158
Looking around you can apparently start Magician via command line and add a --no-sandbox or --disable-gpu-sandbox flag at the end to fix it loading forever according to some. It may also not be in the PATH properly, so check that too.

>>107595794
douchebag says what

>>107600923
>(which he is age-wise to her btw)
found the woman

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>>107595794
pull my finger

Whatcha thinkin bout? UwU

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>>107595794
Look at this!

Then I show him a video of me fucking his trans daughter.

I don't even like troons, I just hate Elon more.

>>107599667
terrible

>>107599667
Depends on the year I guess.
Most years had at least one or two standout puzzles at least, this one really didn't have anything of the sort.

it's been a week, time to let this doggie die

>>107600966
6 more days until the event ends however

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Still kind of disappointing the second time around desu

>>107600819
>pay for it
>don't own it
>don't pay for it
>own it
make paying for things make sense

>>107600833
because they're too retarded to be employable. people who are not stone cold retards understand that streaming services like youtube premium are worth the money.

>>107600916
Trolling used to mean something...

>>107600916
>can't use ublock + sponsorblock
how hard it is, why is this board called /g/ again, what the fuck

>>107601072
Yeah ik, some people are like that. It was a real challenge for me to convince someone I know to switch from chrome to Firefox with ublock, but now that person finally did it and can't stop thanking me.

>>107599252
Against side channel attacks and AI surveillance infrastructure, there can be no victory. Privacy is a meme.

>>107600714
>Privacy is a meme.
honestly this
just be a good goy, and don't do illegal stuff and you are pretty good, i don't know about America but here government does not gives a fuck about pirate sites and even ISP don't warn/throttling for piracy and torrenting

>>107600987
>don't do illegal stuff
>goes on to say he's doing illegal stuff
>more stuff becoming illegal everyday
You're already terrified to speak. Soon you'll be terrified to think.

>>107601042
>government does not gives a fuck

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>>107599252
Smart people who have been around since the early internet have known this for decades, and know to mix it up.
Sometimes I'll use American spelling, sometimes I will British spelling.
Sometimes I will use punctuation, capitals and fullstops, sometimes I will type like an idiot.
It's easy to mix it up once you get into the habit.

>>107600353
these next21 dudes specifically seem to be quite wizards they also have some extremely creepy and well made SCP foundation thing where there are monsters from those SCP pastas and then on other side there is scientists and soldiers and stuff
its all in russian though so i dont really understand it the rules are too complex to understand when you dont speak the language

>>107600036
Ah, you missed out on the kino age of CS custom servers. 2006-2013. Second age was 2014-2019, third age was on CSGO between 2018-2024.
All sorts of themed maps like Lord of the Rings, Final Fantasy.. Really anything you can imagine, somebody had made it.
Heck there was even an attempt at a Battlefield mod. Other cool stuff like Alien vs Predator. Zombies was kino though. Still a few servers on CS:S but that game mode turned from zombies into minigames with zombies on the side.

>>107598151
Yeah it's one of those things that is hard to quantify. There are so many factors that go into a games popularity at any given time.
Maybe CS2 release was mistimed and killed some of the momentum that csgo had, being a somewhat undercooked and underwhelming update.
And maybe they could have worked on it longer to iron out the gameplay issues.
If it were up to me I also would have released the game with an entirely new roster in the active map pool, or at least majority new maps with 2 or 3 staples kept in. I understand this would really annoy competitive players and basically ruin high level competitive play. But it would have actually given a reason for more casual players like myself to jump back in and spend more time in the game. I don't really give a fuck about the graphical improvements of CS2 over csgo. New competitive maps, as unbalanced as they would inevitably be, would have created some excitement to accompany the release of what is otherwise just a minor graphical enhancement. And it would have been fun watching the pro teams devise and execute new strategies rather than just seeing the same rounds play out again and again on maps that have been played for years at this point.
Would have made the first competitive season of CS2 one for the history books even if they then quickly swapped back in the tried and tested map pool.
Instead the CS2 release was just kinda boring. A blink and you'd miss it kinda thing. And the game itself has no real identity seperate to csgo. You only release a new CS very rarely, not something yearly like cod, so it was a missed opportunity to do something exciting and memorable, even at the expense of one CS Major that was unbalanced and unfair.
And yeah cause of the slower advancement in graphics CS2 will probably be around for 15+ years and just like csgo will look very different by the end.

>>107596243
what is the problem

>>107596243
cs2 is the best cs ever
let me guess you play on win7 with hardware from yesteryear?