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It's never normally this bright in here, usually I'm a lampcel. There's a PS3 behind the laptop stand and my PC is behind me next to the TV and hi-fi setup, I use the Thinkpad for everything that isn't gaming, though.
>>109330299I dunno why, but there is something very funny and quite endearing about your wallpaper being Pendulum's incredibly forgettable third album.
>>109336620No it's the silverstone retro case. I put a bunch of old off the shelf parts I had from fixing PCs and stuff in it and it's my CRTEmudriver emulation setup now so I can play everything on all my CRTs in true formats.
>>109336896was looking at the big fridge looking box with the small box behind your chair, I do like the SS case though
>>109336984Ah, that's my CRT stack.
>>109334758broke on mine so i stopped watching youtube
>>109334797>>109334811i installed that last yearit diidnt make a difference
>>109334572I used to use ES but then it started plastering ads on the phone's lock screen so I left.
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is he still relevant?
>>109316600von neumann too, and include faggots / kike wananbes like turing. Adleman is part of the jewish trio that made RSA. CS is a fake "scientific field" filled to the brim with the scum of the earth
>>109330105>Embrace. Extend. Extinguish is totally benevolent guys.
>>109321143That is why Russians are the master race.
popular =/= relevant
solved it for you, again
>>109336052as opposed to using community maintained bullshit
>>109336222so cachy and mint aren't "community maintained"?
>>109335849Wow it's actually accurate, for once
>>109336052>Why not arch and debian?Why not waste time tinkering with shit?
>>109335849There is no use case for Windows 11 over Windows 10 IoT LTSC 2021 in any situation.
>“The world's best AI training data is sitting on a shelf,” ISBNdb, a company that produces what it claims is “the world’s largest book database,” and that offers high-volume book acquisition services for AI companies, says on its site. “Books represent curated, peer-reviewed, domain-specific human knowledge, structured in a way no web crawl can replicate. Dense, edited, authoritative.” >ISBNdb notes that AI companies may not want to be caught destroying printed books during the scanning process. >“The optics problem is real,” ISBNdb’s site says. “‘AI company destroys two million books’ is not a headline that generates sympathy.”
>>109334676google already has this since the google books era and they weren't so barbaric as to break book spines, they made a page thumbing robot.
>>109334891Legally AI companies have to destroy books now, because if they don't it counts as making a copy
>>109334963gr8 b8
>>109334963It's fair use to train AI if they buy just one copy. They can't train on pirated data though.
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FAQ:>How do I activate Windows?HWID2 generates and registers a permanent legitimate license on MS's activation serversgithub.com/massgravel/Microsoft-Activation-ScriptsUsage: paste this into Powershell, run.irm https://get.activated.win | iex>and Office?Same link, select Ohook optionYou can also use Office.com if your needs are very minimalor try OnlyOffice/LibreOffice and set it to save in MSOffice file formats>What version should I install?>W10 Enterprise IoT LTSC 2021Binary identical to Enterprise except no MS Store or appsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
dual gpu with lossless scaling, yay or nay?are fake frames worth it?
What privacy script is recommended these days for 10 LTSC? I used to use ShutUp 10 but it breaks shit like samba shares and it's annoying as fuck to figure out how to fix
>>109332953ShutUp10 is still one of the easiest ones to use. And every section has a notification about what it does so just check if any of the recommended ones have anything to do with Samba shit.
>>109332953a more transparent approach is WinUtil, since it's open source you know what it actually does
>>109332860ever played a console game with your tv's motion smoothing turned on? it's like that
I get the fact that it is customizable, uses openrc, no bloat and u compile the whole system so u get the best performance, however the compiling time is sooooo loooonnggg, to the point i am not even using my system anymore. Some people say to use the binaries, but then what even is the point to using gentoo?
>>109336094Based. Thank you!
>>109333179It's a tongue-in-cheek suggestion made to send newfags on a wild goose chase for issues that they could have easily resolved with a search query (or LLM).
>>109336689But who is the joke really on, if I enjoy using Gentoo and think it's a good OS? Also considering doing a LFS.You can never oppress me.
>>109336841LFS is a rite of passage. Continue on young wizard.
>>109336841The assumption is that the ignorant newfag in question is so helpless and naive such that throwing out the inane suggestion to "install Gentoo" will lead them nowhere, and simply serve to waste their time.You have to understand that you in that case, are an exception.
>be 90s>every sound system has an equalizer>fast forward 2020s>"noooooooo that's audiophile equipment, you'll need to drop 2000 dollarinos!"
>>109291590This isn't true. The intention of the equalizer for someone who really knows what they're doing is to flatten the frequency response to get it closer to the mixer's intention.There is literally nothing wrong with using an eq, but since so many people don't understand it and will do it wrong EVERYONE gets the treatment of the lowest common denominator "for your own good".
>>109291590Weeaboo faggot I like being able to adjust the bass in whatever is being played so I don't get a headache or when I actually want it to rumble
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>>109334392What makes you shart out posts like this? Do you think it's funny somehow?
>>109334505i just use `af add bass` in mpv. well not exactly. i do `af add asf2sf=dblp` first to turn input samples to double-precision floats to avoid clipping (librempeg-only, don't know if ffmpeg has a simple equivalent). and then with the bass filter itself i do use the c (channels) and f (frequency) parameters, those are usually fixed. and finally, the g parameter is the one to tune to do what you describe.this wipes the floor with any analog "EQ" you could think of.
Name one thing windows 11 does better than windows 10
>>109336291>filter poorsDo you think anyone on this board that uses Windows pays for it? Or do you mean it filters the poors because their hardware can't run it?
i can tell my teammates i'm late to the meeting because the os / teams was acting up and everyone believes me
>>109335950lol no
>>109335780Makes chuds seethe.
>>109336575Ah, that would explain why. I only enable it for games.>>109336634NTA, probably the latter. I think it's supposed to struggle on thirdie hardware.
I was using streetview the other day and stumbled on an old spot not yet updated. A blast from the past furnished within me a tingling sense of nostalgia. Then I remembered one of the reasons I can't stand google engineers: they don't understand 99% sometimes being better than 100%.In runescape, there is a famous fence that hasn't been updated in 20 years. It's shoved into a corner, and you almost never interact with it. The playerbase went bonkers during a graphical update, pressuring the team to keep the fence old, and the devteam complied. This would never happen at google. Everything must be 100% all the time forever. Google removed the ability to view old streetview snapshots; they still have them, you just can't see 'em. If there was a streetview spot from 2007, the internet would probably gather round and admire it, bathing in the nostalgia. Google's response would be to IMMEDIATELY update it to some new 365* ultra HD 8K hologram bullshit and 9/11 all the fun everyone is having. Why?Because google's engineers are midwits, who can't understand 99% being better than 100.
>>109336690Maybe it's actually you who's the midwit.
>>109336695Feel free to show me where the button is :)
Have you tried:- Alternate browser- Alternate computer- Alternate internet connectionUnless you have done all 3 and verified the same result of not seeing street view, you've just invented a fun story based on your limited understanding. If you want to believe that shit, you need to be ruthlessly skeptical and explore all avenues. Otherwise you're letting a glitch impact you so deeply you think it's a universal conspiracy, fucktard.
>>109336745I only use firefoxI only use linuxI only have 1 ISPShow me the button or fuck off :)
>>109336755>show me the button~*~the button~*~2ez dealing with retards
XLibre bros... i think we lostted
>>109336525uh oh, melty
>>109336525also imagine assuming that everyone that disagrees with you is russian>>>/k/
>>109326010Are you discriminating against both X11 and Tom Pearl? >>109326037Science has a name for what you describe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contagion_heuristicBack in the early 90s this scientist did a study where there was an actual sweater Hitler wore and almost no one wanted to wear it because it was labeled vile and disgusting. Extreme moral violations invoke the same brain networks that rejects rancid food like rotting steak. Contaminated foods obviously exist, but so do *morally* contaminated people and objects. No amount of washing the sweater matters. The same study was repeated with a "would ya wear nazi hat experiment?" many times and the results are always the same.But there is a dark side too it that homophobes use. Disgust fires in error all the time. Humans naturally feel grossed out any anything sexual they don't desire. Not just contact, even a news story or dirty bathroom joke can do it. In females its much worse but males have it too. That's why women call all men they dislike crees. Their brains flood with eww feelings at any rejected mate approach even if the man is not a perv. And conservatives are stupidly using this logic as a way to justify homophobia. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0022103114000432 - If trans people reverse engineered the science of this to attack homophobes/transphobes it would be very successful. I don't know why they ignore it.Hitler is bad because he made a mass distributed propaganda narrative that jews were responsible for every atrocity and social problem old Germany faced, he scape goated them as the ultimate evil in a divine struggle and killed around 6 mil. That's why he is disgusting, unlike conservatives who consider trans people disgusting just for being an unwanted subconscious mate signal.
>>109336019that's gay
>>109336813I'd wear Hitler's sweater.
it'll be fine
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>>109335069The accounting fraud has been obvious for at least a year. The Enron reference goes over most peoples head because it happened fucking 25 years ago.
>>109336802>it happened fucking 25 years ago...and the academics swept it under the rug, and swept the next crash under the rug, and the yarvin told everyone to argue about the concept of fractional reserve banking instead, and then crypto provided a sink for more printing, and then covid allowed more printing, and now theres ai
What are the best and worst usecases for AI, in your opinion?
>>109330183that was terrible yet fascinating to see.
>>109330171wAIfus
>>109330171New voice lines for game mods
>>109335066that's a good use case. Sad that there's barely any good games to mod nowadays
>>109330171>bestcooming, learning, vibecoding, RP, text adventures, quick internet search>worstslop spam
Not a common thread around these parts, but I figure why not try having a drawthread dedicated to technology? Draw computers, peripherals, people interacting with technology, hardware, software, mascots, logos, icons, anything to do with technology.You can be an established artist or someone who scribbles in Paint. Remember to enjoy yourself and have fun.
nice thread OP but you forgot the other 3 letters, you're on the wrong board again
>>109335087Huh?
Disappointing, /g/ did have some fun MS Paint type draw threads in the past.
