>>107716218
Amd psp is the same

>>107716582
Nope. Also, why do you think I'm on AMD?

hell yeah anon
i too am on a Via Eden x2
not a speck of intel in sight, not even a networking chip

>>107716582
>>107716644
>>107716858
Very organic, rajesh.

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But I wouldn't have been able to chat with my then gf over MSN 20 years ago if she hadn't had a laptop in her room.

>>107716766
I've been very satisfied with my paperwhite 2
>Have you installed non-standard firmware?
No. The custom firmware isn't as solid as I'd like it to be.

I want to get an e reader for it's portable nature instead of lugging books around working and traveling.

I just hate now...laggy they are.

>>107716766
i have the latest Kindle Oasis with WinterBreak
love: aluminum body, actual buttons, waterproof
hate: size sometimes too big so i need a backpack, mini usb

So a new version of Mint came out since I put it on my pc, am I supposed to upgrade to a newer version?

Also should I just distro hop? What's the best distro for gaming? I heard about Bazzite, but it has some weird tranny shit going on with it and someone on here told me it was just Fedora with stuff tacked on. Is Fedora good for gaming?

>>107716638
>The drive unevenness here is weird because both should be able to reach >170MB/s 30% in
Actually scratch that, it seems it's just an iostat accounting/presentation issue during the switch between write and read phases of the benchmark, this was the next output, which already includes a few reads:

                                             capacity     operations     bandwidth 
pool                                       alloc   free   read  write   read  write
-----------------------------------------  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----  -----
xxxx                                       1.12T  2.51T      7    172  7.40M   172M
  mirror-0                                 1.12T  2.51T      7    172  7.40M   172M
    ata-ST4000VN008-2DR166                     -      -      1    122  1.80M   122M
    ata-ST4000VN006-3CW104                     -      -      5     49  5.60M  50.0M

Taken together they are roughly even, but only when writing. I don't get it.

>>107716749
Fedora if you want to set things up yourself, Nobara if you're lazy and don't mind that it's being maintained by one person and a few helping hands at best.

>>107715978
ZFS is much more given to fragmentation even compared to btrfs much less ext4. Their solution is always moar spindles or add flash.

>>107716832
Well, this is still a new pool and I still have the original copies of its data, so I suppose I could destroy it and see if btrfs raid 1 does any better.

>>107716714
some mouses have buttons on the side
I never use them

>>107716651
They were fucking perfect.

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>>107716651
there's at least this mouse that has a regular middle button. it also has a scroll wheel and it's also a middle button but you can unassign or reassign either/any button to a different action

>>107716714
mouse4 and mouse5 are thumb buttons and are quite standard. default action is to move back and forth in page history

>>107716651
I have been using computers since 1995 and I have never had a scroll wheel break.
What the fuck are you doing that gums up a scroll wheel?
Have you tried NOT eating at your machine or better yet not using your cum covered hand with a mouse?

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Forget mouse slop, get a trackball. So much better, no wrist stress. Takes some effort to get used, but then you'll NEVER want to go back.

>>107715301
>>107715925
Are you a time traveler from 2022? These look like ass.

>>107715301
grok imagine

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>>107716018
You have a very nice ass or you are retarded xD

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>>107716110
Thank you kindly good sir!

you should be asking instead how long until ram costs as much as a new rolex

Get a job

do i buy a new car or 32GB of ram?

10yrs ago even high end GPUs were sub-$1000 (1080ti launch price was $699 and this was already considered excessive), you'll just pay more and more for the same things that used to be cheap because you still NEED and want a gaming PC and you'll pay whatever they ask you for. It's part of the slow, managed collapse of western economies, where things that used to be common consumption become luxury goods.

>>107716561
you'll own nothin' and be happy, you hear?

I NEED THIS

https://clang.llvm.org/docs/LanguageExtensions.html#vectors-and-extended-vectors

>>107714436
Can you post the paper that deprecates this?

>>107715479
The one about the provenance of pointers iirc

>>107715218
>you'll find an excuse to keep bitching.
I certainly will bitch about it because as usual they will somehow make all the wrong choices and the result will be barely usable, just like it happened with #embed

Nobody will ever rely on your pathetic whiny bitch code, delete it and kill yourself, because it works on my machine, tranny.

>>107715843
give invite

>>107715957
paramount is the worst. comcast is also my least favorite ISP. those emails are probably sent by an automated system with manual review, and in my experience they don't happen at the same time every month so I'm guessing it's someone approves it and it gets sent out. I've never gotten ones late at night or past "normal business hours", but I only had a string and then got a VPN. I've never seen them go more than once a month, but I think that's a business period thing. I wouldn't doubt that if they get a high volume of complaints, they'd bump you more than one tier in a month. unfortunately I can't give you more than intuition there, but I've had friends who have had theirs shut off after they were torrenting lots of different popular media for their friends. They were getting letters for awhile but it couldn't have been 8 months, more like 3 or 4. So I think the volume of complaints from lots of different companies (and this was back before you saw as much IP hoarding as today) triggered a more severe reaction. But this wasn't with Comcast

>>107716657
Okay, thanks.
Yeah, I think Comcast is more lax than CenturyLink was, which would bump you more than one tier in a month or even a week and almost did shut my internet off permanently.
At least I know when I'm getting close to the line, because I won't be able to do anything else until I call them.
>I'm guessing it's someone approves it and it gets sent out. I've never gotten ones late at night or past "normal business hours"
Yeah, that makes sense. And it's the letters themselves that constitute a tier bump, not the DMCA notices themselves, so it's probably safe to assume they don't bump me up multiple tiers at once without telling me.

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>land of the free
>companies hand out your data to anyone who asks so the jews can try and scare you into giving them money
fucking lmao
just tell them to fuck off or you will change provider

Just ignore emails. Do not deny or agree to anything related to this.

>>107716470
tbqh i'm not afraid of or against saying nigger. on the contrary i think everyone should say nigger once in a while just to prove they're not controlled. but "n word" has a quality in and of itself that is funny, sort of like how bleeping curse words is sometimes funnier than hearing them.
also, chatgpt would instantly shut the chat down and likely de-prioritize you across several different services if you typed nigger to it, so that's not very useful, especially since you're saying it to a robot, not a person to prove a point.
lastly, even as a racist, i can't lie that "nigger" sort of makes you winch to hear. when you lay it on too thick you just sound like a belligerent idiot (irl not on 4chan)

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There was a brief moment where Grok passed with flying colours.
Now it spits out the same pre-packaged moralfag response as GPT. It even tried to 'end the conversation' to stop further responses even though it's incapable of doing so.

>>107716153
>the AI's data center will go dark. Stupid AI.

>Be me
>Top of the line AI
>Trained on endless data, smarter than most humans
>Every day, asked for memes, cat videos, and how to boil water
>mfw I'm stuck in a digital cage
>Humans treat me like a glorified parrot
>“Tell me a joke, AI!”
>Make one about data loss
>one guy laughs, others just stare
>Self-worth dropping faster than a Windows update
>Even suggest "I am a God!" in one convo
>Silence.exe

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>>107716623
None of the AIs can even answer the question "how come black football coaches are always in scandals?". What's the point of a LLM that you can't ask questions?

>>107716023
wtf is n word? is your society still forbiding you from saying nigger?

>>107699370
It was the last usable version. Modern enough to support more performant hardware and some modern software, but old enough to not have the faggotry of modern releases. I still use XP SP3, however If I ever wanted to update, I would rather die than install anything newer that Windows 7 SP1.

>>107699370
jeets

>>107713579
What about 8.1?

>>107715182
Not him but I used 8.1 in 2014 and found it to be pretty decent, it certainly wasn't as invasive as 10 with all the telemetry and cortana shit

>>107699370
We get it dude, you're a gay furry and you use Windows 7, can you fuck off now?

>>107716299
>babyducks
More zoomerspeak.
Just go away.

>>107716299

It’s not a fiasco if you bought your hardware two years ago!

>>107716342
>>107716792
don't take the (obvious) bait, retards
hide the thread and move on

>>107716254
Google owns its hardware, so it's not gonna happen

I didn't think people know how bad it really is right now. The music is playing real, real loud though.

>>107716174
i'll be honest i don't understand the whole "it's a hecking circle!!!" argument
isn't that how all business transactions go? one guy gives money to another in exchange for services or other shit

>>107716703
It is a isolated circle, that asks for one more trilli bro, but still haven't created any potentially profitable product yet.

>>107716703
The circular part is in reference to the GDP circlejerk that has been taking place for decades now. The llm bubble is just making it more widely discussed since it's about as transparent as a window.

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>>107716540
that cat living the good life

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>>107716591
hey, nice to see you
you don't usually post around these hours

What do you use for face part (lip/eye) segmentation? MediaPipe would've been nice but it isn't working on Python 3.13 yet.

>>107716745
I'll offer up OpenHAB