>>107551729
oh cool a malware thread

>>107553688
Not paying for youtube premium, shill.

>>107552890
Stop spreading FUD, nigger

https://github.com/nicolaasjan/yt-dlp
Works specifically for windows 7

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>>107551729
use

yt-dlp -x  --embedded-thumbnails --embedded-chapters

that way you get the vaporwave (or whatever music) on youtube in audio only format with thumbails and song name chapters preserved, I figured that out manually but the one below Grok gave me this special command that download videos in low quality which is great for downloading documentaries without chugging up diskspace

yt-dlp -f "best[height=360]"  --audio-quality 35K

>>107554460
what is an N100 mini pc for $200

>>107554490
this is the dumbest fucking mental gymnastics ever

>>107554460
look to the raspberry pi and its chinese clones

>>107554468
>>107554490
And a 300 dollar computer today can do most things a 3000 one can, office work, browsing, YouTube, Netflix/videos in general, music, light gaming (modern iGPUs are pretty decent even) etc.

>>107554520
You can get Ryzen mini PCs for that price, new.

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>>107544659
works on my machine

>>107553330
It is a circular economy that makes Enron look like a legal business. Emperor really has no clothes.

>>107553766
Nah, they made a collective decision to milk the consoomer whales. They saw how well GPU vendors and motherboards were able to pull it off back with C19 and cause new rounds of price discovery. They want to use the whole AI/ML buys as an excuse to correct a new round of price discovery. They are hoping to make UDIMM to cost almost as much as RDIMMs/LRDIMMs.

>>107554064
If it's a cartel the members are limiting the amount sold, not just the amount sold to consumers and wouldn't be just 1 manufacturer. Let's say for example half of the RAM was sold but at 3 times the price. This would make sense for the cartel.

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man FUCK i was looking forward to udna and zen 6 releasing around the same time and doing a big upgrade

>>107554198
Not that guy but I also use FLAC for everything.
It's because I'm a pedophile.

>>107554198
because thats what all my media is

>>107554220
>>107554258
can you hear the difference on your android phone between a flac and a 320kbps mp3?

>>107554423
lmao
lol
no
But I don't exclusively listen on my phone. I do have a nice speaker set up at home. So all my files are FLAC, streamed to my speakers. If I want to use my phone I still use the FLAC files only because I don't want to make a separate MP3 file for all my songs.

>>107554423
the point is to transcode flac to 64kbps opus on the fly for my phone

>>107554251
doujin.io doesn't ask for captcha.

You'll likely have better luck putting a real bounty on https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl/issues/8042 than lying on a mongolian porn forum

>>107554291
They could still be detecting scrapers with different fingerprinting methods. It's best to throw out your old code and rewrite it in pupeteer. Btw what does doujin.io have that ex doesn't? Never heard of this site.

>>107554400
doujin.io gets the comics without censorship from artists, translates them, and sells them. doujin.io removes their comics on exhentai unless it's a shitty rip.

>>107554447
>No shota tag
Thanks for wasting my time

>>107554330
Also 860 Pro isn't NVMe... You're the one who needs to read better I think.

>>107554349
Nope, follow the chain dipshit.

>>107554365
lmao satalet

>>107554365
Why would you go with SATA though?

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>>107554122
> You can't trim over USB, right?
You can! depending on the storage. USB-Sticks/Flash drives can't, external NVMe/SSD/HDD can.
Picrel is an external NVMe SSD in a USB4 enclosure connected to a USB4 port of my motherboard.

>>107552768
USA is a great country

Remarkable pro go

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>>107542854
Woah I have that one. I found it at Value Village. The lady who had it before left all her old books on it. Thanks Lara!

Has anyone done a real comparison with a chart and all that?

Is 10 in the perfect size?

>>107550522
>>107544000

the caste system was mean to protect the native population from breeding with retarded immigrants. The longterm failure of it just shows a prediction of what will happen to europe and us.

>>107550522
>castes make India a shithole
>jeetroaches will never be brahmin
>jeetroaches come infest Western white countries to live like brahmin
>castes are fucking based!!!
Sure, Rakesh... Sure

>>107550592
Huh? The caste system was literally introduced by the proto-indo-aryans, who were outsiders to India. Their ancestors originated from modern day Ukraine/Georgia iirc and progressively traveled through the middle east and central asia and then down into the Indian subcontinent.

>>107544779
this.
thanks Bush. yes all of you.

>>107544609
Banking it/tech is also very jeet heavy. I have accounts with multiple banks, and one of them takes around 10 seconds to load the dashboard after I log in. It’s not an internet issue on my end.

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>>107554456
Hello pybytes

>>107542148
>>107543306
>>107543618
>>107547037
>>107547843
Love seeing trans software representation on /g/

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>>107541609
this is so funny every time

>>107541609
I did a spit take lol

>>107541004
I want to like it but it's pretty bad if we're being honest. Mostly the UI I guess, it's borderline unusable. As in, I don't use it because PotPlayer is better, malware be damned.

>>107550431
they live rent free in your head, i think you are projecting anon

>>107554427
you aint seen nothing yet my dude
wait till kids who grew up on chatgpt start getting jobs and be like
>okay let's break this down
every sentence

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>No entry for ulimit in the manual
huh?

>>107554170
Webdevs do not have to deal with the realities of hardware, use-specific hardware that cannot be replaced, or the need to work with shit built in the 90s. In fact, their progressive “improvements” to things are largely responsible for the current state of software and programming.

>>107554223
So you don't know what progressive enhancement means in the slightest, but felt the need to reply anyway. I wonder what's going on in your head. Not much, I wager.

>>107551708
you can just use gnu info pages to solve all your problems

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>>107554109
>>107554223
"Man pages" are not how real terminals actually worked. Terminals were designed for screen-based programs and they had menus and function keys.

emacs exists.

is this perhaps the most evil software ever made? give the path that it led us down?

I liked atom

Fuck vscode

A lot of people in college that uses this doesn't know how to code.

>>107552787
>>107551627
I like vscode(ium), beats using bloat studio

>>107554280
>american reading comprehension
LTSC literally has security updates, and that's a good thing.

>>107553122
Install XP and see how long it takes for you to get pwnd just for having an internet connection

using mas automatically puts you in the compromised category so it hardly matters

>>107547893
>LTSC bros ... your response?
Delete Windows and install Linux instead

>>107554312
No, I read your post perfectly. You're terrified of operating anything without security updates because you're either a shill or a brainwashed normie who thinks connecting any old computer to the internet will instantly land you with a billion viruses like the dial-up days.

>>107553054
do you seriously think that your civilian ass gets to witness the most novel developments in militaristic or fintech-esque AI systems?
you have so much shit over your eyes, simply because "hurr ChatGPT cannot reliably count the letters in words" or whatever.
as with every single other fucking thing on the planet, and in every single argument made throughout the history of human civilization, the naysayers are incorrect and the yesmen are incorrect. there is a middle ground. the middle ground of AI is absolutely threatening to the integrity of human civilization as we know it.

>>107553268
kek the middle ground just so happens to be what AI companies want you to believe. alright

>>107553268
>the middle ground of AI is absolutely threatening to the integrity of human civilization as we know it.
Nah

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>>107553268
Most people still don't know it exists despite being publicized

>>107551579
>Does it have... pointers? How does this work.
In guile you can treat arrays as pointers with bytevector->pointer/pointer->bytevector to trade binary blobs with c libraries

>>107552142
Example of how inline assembly can be written:
https://github.com/udem-dlteam/mimosa/blob/master/scheme/interpreted/x86-os.scm#L49