does anyone still use social bookmarking?I kinda miss going through some random guy's bookmarks
Social bookmarking is dead since all the good content is on unmentionable sites like here lolAnyone mention this site to coworkers etc?
>use Emacs, contribute to it, and do tutorials on his website and YouTubeOkay, that part is great>blame the linux faakAIDSRight, but what technology should we use to protect our privacy and freedom to edit code and inspect it?>Use WEFdows, praise PowerShell and other proprietary software.Ok, but why do you blame Linux community for their ethics when you praise these kinds of software???
>>108092872Yes and it uses the same pipe operator as Unix but instead of hooking up the file descriptors it lossily transcodes to UTF-16 and then back to UTF-8 which silently corrupts binary data.I've only touched PowerShell incidentally but every feature I studied had some kind of edge case flaw like this that makes life harder than it needs to be, it's uncanny. They fixed it now but this one in particular is inexcusable: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.core/about/about_parsing?view=powershell-7.5#passing-arguments-that-contain-quote-charactersIt's a shame because the ideas behind powershell seem sound.
>>108092674As you thought maybe.Many Lispers are also Unix haters and if you didn't know that you have to lurk moar.
>>108095161godamn broi always like to say that windows is just a random 80's proprietary operating system with new software slapped on top of itit just reeks of that, like it goes out of its way to be different from UNIX likes and either doesnt have features that operating systems should have or these features are inferior to what has been polished over the decades by open source devs for decades CMD.exe was something straight up from the 70's (not even 80's) and when they finally replaced it they replaced it with this like come the fuck on man, you took over personal computers by force, you have moral obligation to make good operating systems, you ignore it and noone gives a fuck whateverbut you are also trying to push your trash into server operating systems market with this fucking shit as an interface?
>>108092755Xah 'EMAC' Lee also known as EMACMANhttp://xahlee.org/xa/funny/4chan.html
>>108094144>ok cool so how would that look in practice?It looks a lot like a lisp machine. Powershell is basically the Symbolics Genera Listener, only Powershell is based on the dotnet runtime instead of the lispm runtime.
/gedg/ Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//gedg/_-_Game_and_Engine_Dev_GeneralIRC: irc.rizon.net #/g/gedgProgress Day: https://rentry.org/gedg-jams/gedg/ Compendium: https://rentry.org/gedg/agdg/: >>>/vg/agdgGraphics Debugger: https://renderdoc.org/Requesting Help-Problem Description: Clearly explain your issue, providing context and relevant background information.-Relevant Code or Content: If applicable, include relevant code, configuration, or content related to your question. Use code tags.Previous: >>107976234
>>108094969Combat already? Pretty cool.
>>108093680>>108093404did a quick fix with the elise model, just did UV unwrapping but did not take the time to configure vertex colour.I had to make my own SSAO rather than use Unity's built-in SSAO. Took a minute to get it working with my surface shaders, but this is slightly more "crisp"problem with Unity's built-in shit is that it's either some weird, ugly cascading gradient or blue noise. my own implementation basically steals the first "step" in calculating it, but leaves it as either on or off. their version caused a weird break-up when using it to mask textures in shaders.not sure how this will affect other things in my pipeline, but overall I think it's quite a bit more stable.also opened my substance designer project for the hatching texture and exported a version thats 512x512. a bit higher resolution than what I'm hoping to use, but it looks much better than the low-res exports I'd been using up until now.
>>108091838static memory isn't slow
>>108090814I'm sorry anon, guess I need more info on your pipeline/scale to give good advice.To shoot from the hip, if you're concerned about overdraw, you can always use a stencil buffer cull to ONLY draw to edges/partially transparent pixels on a 2nd pass (write stencil on first pass for partially transparent fragments, with OR/ADD/MAX whatever, then stencil test nonzero on the "antialiasing" pass), but that obviously has its own cost (and can have poor worst-case overdraw if you have a ton of sprites piled directly on top of eachother). Then again, if you're just drawing a ton of quads for sprites, it could be perfect, and it's been hardware accelerated for decades.This is kinda janky, but maybe you fake TAA for sprites, specifically? Opaque pixels are normal, non-fully-transparent pixels are discard, partial transparency uses a pixel from the previous frame (instead of accumulating the pixel by a, 1-a)? Viability depends on how crazy your background is though, could be pretty noticeable with multiple sprites and a bright BG. On the other hand, could be pretty decent if you already render background to a separate buffer.A "correct" solution without overdraw would be something like a muti-sample linked-list visibility buffer (fragment compositor/final rasterization stage sorts all nonzero geometry+primitive indices), but rewriting your entire pipeline probably ain't worth it. Also, if you're just looking for a kludge and already have a depth-prepass, you could accumulate transparencies "behind" the foremost pixel, then blend the foremost pixel and not blend anything that's rasterized after. There's no guarantee you'll anti-alias anything but the front sprite, but it's literally free, and if you have quick partial sorting (like frustum culling), you'll get good results on average.
>>108096878>To shoot from the hip, if you're concerned about overdraw, you can always use a stencil buffer cull to ONLY draw to edges/partially transparent pixels on a 2nd passI actually have the 2 pass method for my background as an option, but with depth test, with depth write turned off on the second pass. It only saves 20% in a heavily overdrawn scene, but now that I think about it, it doesn't have costly shaders yet, so it might actually get better. It's a special case though because the elements often have heavy blending.Alpha to coverage is already great (except for large particles with low transparency which should be z sorted anyway and can concede the depth information) and it works with depth prepass if needed, though it's not always advised because of texture lookup. Probably the only way it could get better is by using geometry for early discards.Thanks for the suggestions, the visibility buffer method sounds like something I'd like to try as an experimental renderer.
are you buying one?
>>108096564Just wrap a heated blanket around a body pillow you'll save tens of thousands of dollars.
>>108089739No, and I hate normalfags so fucking much. I don’t understand what the point of fucking a robot is if you just make it look like a shitty chink sex doll. If I wanted to have sex with a robot, which I’m not saying I do, I would want it to look like a robot.
I'll wait for the $899 AX400 Kara model
Is it fully functional?
>>108089739When are they making one under 1.5 m?
Hammer Time EditionPrevious: >>108030505 >Keyboard recommendation template:https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V>Find vendorshttps://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptionshttps://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
My Neo60 is shorting on the bottom case when I use the gasket bean mounts. No protruding hotswap sockets or anything. Any change in sound profile if you put ESD tape on the bottom? It sounds way better with the gasket beans and these switches.Also the 'Dusk' weight has no purple in it at all :(
>>108097374There shouldn't be. I recommend just throwing some tissues in there desu
>>108097374just cut out a piece of construction paper and put it down in there. way less destructive
>>108097389>>108097395Thanks dudes.
I got the Typeplus stabs feeling pretty good after a bit more break-in, carefully balancing the stab wires, and lubing with Tribosys. I really think now that they feel as good as Cherry clip-insBut they rattle like crazy
The most based American to ever exist.
>>108095938i believe it's the same file but this one is more cropped.you could probably name search it on the 'chives.
>>108080469>AI will respect my (virtual) piece of paper!
>>108075022Stallman is peak judaism.He wants goyim to give labor to jews for free.
>>108090591yeah I reread my post, I do look like an illiterate fucktard. I better watch that.I understand what you are saying, and I think whatever replaces IP law should be a simple straight forward license/contract system and make it where people can't sell/transfer ownership, collect royalties or restrict others in private, or hold exclusive monopolies on repair rights. Software licenses should just be a simple contracts rather you choose to share the code or not, or how you can advertise the software in public.My point is if current IP law never existed from the start the capitalist would have never been able to grow so much from abusing the system and we'd be in a world where the GPL could be a simple reputation based contract instead of legal IP.
>>108094883>lying commie pedoas expected>Fine people who aren’t wearing masks:https://www.stallman.org/archives/2021-sep-dec.html#8_November_2021_(Anti-vaxx_thugs)>Then arrest them:https://www.stallman.org/archives/2021-jan-apr.html#13_March_2021_(Passengers_with_no_masks)>Then forcibly vaccinate them:https://www.stallman.org/archives/2021-sep-dec.html#19_November_2021_%28Antivax_fanatics%29>Then fight against “right-wing control”:https://www.stallman.org/archives/2021-sep-dec.html#26_September_2021_(Fight_against_right-wing_control)>Because they are “Nazi Brownshirts”:https://www.stallman.org/archives/2021-sep-dec.html#2_September_2021_(Attacks_on_journalists)
ETA Audio EditionHow to request advice:>Location (since pricing and availability may vary)>Budget>What exactly you're looking for (be as detailed as possible)>Previous gear and your thoughts on it>Open back wired headphones• Hifiman HE400se• Sennheiser HD 560S• Sennheiser HD 6XX (US)• FiiO FT1 Pro>Closed back wired headphonesComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108097080fuck, i'm looking at used actives on ebay to save money.....but they're like refurbished or open-box, sometimes from the manufacturer. you think it's just hissing returns?i live on the second floor(Yes, I am a NEET. How could you tell?) so I can't use a subwoofer. I really don't have the space either. It's just a ~12x10ft bedroom, probably in a corner even. no treatment. this guy says that treatment isn't necessary as long as your speakers are neutral and the walls are ~10ft away or less: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTshtgikT7Q>>108097129I bought a pair of LSR305s back in 2015. it was my first real audio purchase. one died after a day so i returned them and haven't had anything since. now I assume all speakers are like delicate finicky pieces of shit that will die immediately. i'm traumatized.
>>108097160The Harman Classic
>>108097160In that case I would go actives and not worry about it, you can try. People return shit all the time, it doesn't mean they're necessarily broken, just be ready to do the same if it comes to it.Love passives but honestly a lot of the work is being done with the sub and amplifier setup. Roll the dice if you like, king. It sounds like you need something tiny anyway, upgrade later when you get a semblance of privacy or you'll end up getting big bookshelves that sound amazing cranked up with a sub but be unable to use them properly and end up disappointed.
>>108096544Why are Edifiers so inexpensive? Do they die fast? I wish there was a way to tell the quality or reliability of these active speakers.
>>108097311mr4 isn't neutral and from the comparison video i saw, the volume drops when there's bass lol
It is a good os
>>108095699kek I've complained on /g/ a billion times about it being bad and everytime it's the same gaslighting how it's a config issue or a monitor issue despite my 1440p 27" monitor working perfectly fine when connected to my mac or windows machines, compared to the blurry thin eyerape that is linux.
>>108094867uuhhhmmm... you're a fucking nigger OP....
>>108094867trvth nvke
>>108094867>I'm brown and have no standards
>>108094867>It is ok to be a windows 11 userNo, it really isn't.>It is a good osNo, it's not.
>Read the sticky: >>105076684>GNU/Linux questions >>>/g/fglt>Windows questions >>>/g/fwt>PC building? >>>/g/pcbg>Programming questions >>>/g/dpt>Obsolete laptops >>>/g/tpg>Cheap electronics >>>/g/csg>Server questions >>>/g/hsg>Buying headphones >>>/g/hpg>Useful programs and live Windows environment:https://hirensbootcd.org/download/Previous: >>108011810
>>108097366I have a ton of DVD+RW, but they have to be DVD-RW as it turns out. I hate that naming scheme. My thumb drives all died, that's what I get for buying cheap shit.
>>108097413some drives don't like one or the other type. i also don't like the +/- split of dvd. i too have generally had more luck with the - ones
>>108067615>mariadbis it really? I ran their script for migration prep and it flagged a bajillion items I didn't even bother to read and I run so much legacy shit that I don't want to risk a borked migration
>>108097475well it was when i switched to it, which was admittedly some time ago. i'm not sure how much they may have diverged since
>>108097830>>108097830>>108097830>>108097830
how much storage do you actually need from an SSD for modern tasks, is 256GB ok?
>>108095326Windows 11 + $MFT + shadow copies + ESP/system/reserved/recovery partitions + recycle bin prealloc + program caches + %TMP% + driver caches (especially large with Nvidia graphics) is already pushing 100 GB before you've even started using your computer for anything. Since you need to keep your SSD under 50% usage to not get runaway usage and write amplification, you should consider anything with only 256 GB of storage to essentially be a thin client. Truly horrific but that's what H1Bs, AI, and hardware cost-cutting get you.
>>108095326Anon only my porn folder is 450GB on my 995GB hard drive.
>>108095326dont say ok my win11 system takes around 31GB
>>108095326Honest answer, suprisingly little most nons would be fine with about 10-20TB BUT some of that would have to be raid, maybe 1/3rd. The local minimum should be 500GB in a laptop and 500-2TB in a desktop.So why 10-20TBWell disk imagesMP3 Music archiveYoutube MP4 archivePDF book archiveDriver/OS/Bios/Firmware archiveProductivity application archivesDevelopment tools and librariesVirtual machines8/16 bit game archivesUtility databaseKnowledge offline wikipedia/briticannica/medical/encarta whateverComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108095351There is something I really don't understand about tryingt o cram all your computing needs in one box hanging off one PSU creating a single point of failure. Aside from local LLMs there is very little that requires the compute and storage to be cocentrated in one box (yes I know about brainlet youtube grifters video editing nonsnse but let's get real here). Even if you concentrate CPU and RAM in one box (fine, ok) WHY OH WHY would you concentrate storage in one box at least 50% should be on a LAN disk array. I mean I built fuckhuge servers for a living for a decade absolute monsters that cost millions and the storage for those was not local as ide from the bare metal server but on fibre channel connected dual controller, dual psiu redundant disk arrays. What you are doing makes no sense. Are you working on large models? Even worse are you running those drives in one box as raid 1?
why dont they change this goofy ahh unc oldhead lookin ancient default theme fr? copying goyflix should be easy
Kill yourself and be the change you want to experience in the world
>>108095164That's a lot of buzzwords just to make yourself look retaded.
>>108095164Just use the other jellyfin clients
>>108095164make a fork or use a client
>>108095164>ahh uncYou having a stroke there, bud?
>>108094370How are you outputting this to your crt? Surely you can set azahar to not stretch it. It's not like the gameboy player or super game boy ever had to. And when I output emulators to my crt I can do whatever I want to the aspect ratio.
>>108096422Azahar isn't stretching it, Azahar is outputting a 400x240 signal (native res for the 3DS top screen) and that's just what it looks like on a 4:3 CRT. The image is NOT being scaled digitally, in fact like I explained here >>108094370 to get it to the correct AR it either needs to be scaled or the TV's vertical size would need to be adjusted, but the TV I have doesn't have such an adjustment.The setup is just a regular PC outputting over VGA to an adapter, then SCART into the TV. Software is Batocera (Linux distro) running Azahar.
>>108095083i used to replay the tape so much it started to wear in some placesmy favourite ep was ornithocheirus. RIP to the homie
might've killed my crt like a retard, had it on a humid spot for a bit over a week, got it back and after a few hours turned it on, no picture or osd, the best i got was a very dim image for less than a second before fading out, gonna keep it off for a few days and hope for the best
And why are they still using something made in 1998 when there are far modern solutions out there?Doesn't matter if it's individual programmers or people selling software. Because yes, there are still people selling software based on VB6 even when their competitors have moved onto web apps and the like.
>>108097178My customers would fucking kill me if I made UIs that outdated looking.And it's not only the look that's all wrong wiht Tkinter shit. It feels like non native dogshit, too.
>>108097178yo that looks sick thanks.
>>108097255>that outdated lookingTried and true, well tested.
>>108097255What UIs are you making these days?
>>108097016It does compile to machine code so it's much faster than C#.
Why don't you just use IRC?
>>108090767can't get doxxed just on IPs
>>108090980first learn how to use who and whom correctly
>>108087667IRC being inaccessible to normies is a GOOD thing. Discord is the perfect containment zone for them.
>mIRChttps://hajotkaa.evvk.com/mIRC.html
>>108097114Those mIRC features are standard now.
I don't understand you people who have 93 browser tabs open at once. I use features like "bookmarks" and "notes."
>>108097154There's the bookmark bar. You can divide things into folders. You can type into the location bar and relevant bookmarks will show. There's a keyboard shortcut that'll show you a page with your bookmarks.
>>108095073100% i think its a mental illness.
>>108095073You don't get people who have a messy desk or tons of useless shit thrown around in their room. You're not supposed to get it. You're supposed to think "glad I'm not THAT retarded"
my bookmarks are reserved for the actually important things. my 200 tabs consist of things that i wouldn't care much if my browser crashed but i will not voluntarily close them
>be me>want to clean my web browser >i have +300 browser tabs>end up with 50 tabs only>ok those are important tabs so i will save the in a notepad>end up with 200 notepadsThere must be a way I can blame the jews for this....
