>>107629570
A passive mixer is just a couple of resistors and potentiometers, it's always gonna significantly cut down on volume. I think the actual solution might be to get a better active mixer that boosts the final signal back up to line level.
I suppose you could also run the output from the work PC into one of the inputs of the interface and turn on monitoring for that when needed, eliminating the separate mixer entirely and letting the interface handle that instead, but then you're giving up one of its inputs permanently and you'll need to remember to turn down that channel any time you want to record something.

>>107629616
touhou doujin music, of course

>>107629616
Only real music
https://youtu.be/iVlEwOZ20XE

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>>107630110
>run the output from the work PC into one of the inputs of the interface and turn on monitoring
i thought about this and decided against it, I didn't really like the idea of having the work PCs audio passing through my personal PCs OS just in case I had to turn my personal PC off, or if my personal PC starts making noise like notifications or something, I can't quickly turn that source down without KVMing over. If I'm in a zoom call then switching the KVM also disconnects my mic/webcam lol

you got any recs for a decent active mixer?

>>107629616
the new tortoise is pretty tight, didn't even realize they dropped until tonight

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What's the best way to download a playlist from deezer these days? Been thinking about just doing a sub to qobuz just to download a playlist but not all my songs are available.
There used to be doubledouble but that doesn't work with deezer anymore.

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Don't be shy now.

https://grok.com/imagine/post/2321d845-4636-48e7-91dd-ec01d4ba37b1?source=post-page&platform=web

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blegh, starts to struggle w/ multiple charas

it keeps fucking up 3700's hair

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>>107630271
It's just grandma RP.

what's the largest 70b quant that I can run on my shitty 5090 and how big will the context be?

>>107631197
not a good one, probably not worth running a 70b with less than 48gb (Q4 is about 38gb + context)

>>107631197
IQ3XXS with maybe 16k context if you are lucky. you will get around 25t/s to 35t/s

>>107628762
>https://vocaroo.com/1ay0YKMLSYqp

Sounds like Mira-TTS

>>107630878
>gives his email to 4chan
>struggles with the new captcha
It's official anon, you're retarded. Sorry it took you this long to figure out

>>107630895
>>107630907
It's a throwaway email you ding dongs. Who's the big retard now? More likely to be you guys. And your dicks are very small

>>107630878
>nd many anons started getting these messages that their IP range is blocked due to abuse for no obvious reason.
Most likely you or one of your family members got botnetted and/or installed one of those "free" VPNs that allows people to shitpost from your IP address

>>107630967
if the CIA was properly funded, Tor would work like this. fucking glowies need to give a billion a year to the Tor project.

>>107630944
its probably not working BECAUSE you are using a throwaway. shadowbanned, rekt. give them a gmail you have registered with SMS verification, goy.

>>107629494
I run it on an x230 and I like it. I mainly the laptop for web browsing and watching stuff.

>>107629610
big ups to you too

>>107628532
>The more "user friendly" and "community focused" a project becomes the worse it becomes.
That's only when it is bad and run by a cult that can't handle criticism. The "worse" is just normal people pointing out the flaws and problems that cult members are told to ignore.
>POSIX OSs were already user friendly even in the 80s.
They were friendly to users of backdoors like the Morris worm, not the people using the operating system. UNIX was a lot worse than most operating systems, and also buggier and crashed more often. UNIX systems stole a lot of features from better operating systems, like tab completion and virtual memory.
>The entire point was it being user friendly enough for someone that knew what a compiler was and how to read C.
Then everything is user friendly enough for someone. Toggle switches and lights are user friendly to someone who knows the computer's machine code in binary, but UNIX trannies will complain because they don't want to know how computers actually work. UNIX trannies will say that anything that makes computers easier to use is bad unless it's something UNIX has, then it's something they can't live without. UNIX behavior is the same as cult behavior.
>Even if they couldn't program they were at least smart enough to download a tar and extract the contents then run make/make install.
On DOS, you could run a self-extracting archive and then run an EXE. And you could use batch files to compile programs instead of "make" brain damage.

>>107623908
I'm tempted to try out a BSD, but I fail to see a reason for it. I like Rust, Wayland, and I'm indifferent to SystemD, but I wonder if there is something worthwhile about having a more pure Unix experience. FreeBSD seems more flexible and likely easier to transition to, but OpenBSD is made out to seem more cohesive. I know FreeBSD has jails, which seems interesting, and I'm not trying to maximize security, so I'm curious what are some other features that'd sell someone on using a *BSD over Void Linux or something similar? And why choose FreeBSD vs OpenBSD?

I am attracted to this idea of a pure Unix experience and avoiding all of the modern woes of Linux that I can't help but want to use on my main machine.

>>107630342
FreeBSD is a decent server/router OS. Even then, the problem I've found is that sometimes for every 5 ways of doing things on Linux there is maybe 1 way of doing the equivalent in FreeBSD, but good luck finding it. For me, the main advantage over Linux is native ZFS, but the effort spent getting to really know FreeBSD is not likely to be worth it. The nice thing about Linux is that you can most likely avoid all the woes you're thinking of (unless they're with the kernel itself) and still take advantage of the wider ecosystem, by using some schizo distro. As for using it on a desktop, it's pretty cool that it has native Nvidia drivers and a native port of Morrowind, but once you let the novelty wear off you just uninstall it and get on with your life.

Then don’t

>>107629555
Unironically don’t. pip and a requirements.txt file are all you need in 95% of cases. Sometimes I’ll use uv for larger scale projects I'm leading.
>poetry
Never use this if you care about your sanity.

anything related to Python really sucks
I've banned myself from trying to write anything in Python. If I need to modify Python code then I'll just shovel it into Deepseek and let it do the work.

With uv and conda you can easily install additional Python versions.
I prefer to unpack standalone python builds into /usr/local/ and then just use pip and venv for the actual environments.

just use uv like everybody else.
its becoming the de-facto python project manager.

>>107630327
They're getting there faster than you'd think. And thank god for that. More competition is better for consumers. Chinese alternatives are only a threat to the entrenched elite who already jew everybody over.

>>107630372
More like 20 years kek. Also, in two years China will have collapsed

>>107630760
>They're getting there faster than you'd think.
nice cope chang

By the time they figure out how to make those, we will have already moved on. Chang will NEVER catch up to the Huwhite Man.

>>107630327
>Cannot even make ballpoint pens
Really? Why?

>>107629346
>paying $20 monthly to use your own internet
Nah.

>>107630294
>bro are you stupid? Just enter the right lottery tickets from a week ago and you'd be a millionaire by now

>>107629346
I have a tower PC and laptop for work, a Steam Deck and Xbox Series X for gaming. I stream from my tower to the deck but that's something I used to do with a PS Vita. The last PlayStation I owned was a PS2 and my son has the PS5 but apart from a few gaming sessions with him I've never felt that I wanted to use the Sony console as I have everything that I need.

>>107631049
I forgot to mention that my son is race mixed and from my wife's previous relationship, don't know if that matters tho lol

>>107631035
Except the retail prices were right in front of you and actually costed as much.
The market has gone up and down several times thanks to mining, if you see prices drop and stay low for a while and don't go at it, it's literally your own fault.

where my whonix bros at

>>107630751
you sick fuck

>>107630904
what are we thinking about user-sysmaint-split?

well, you are in a good way my friend, it is good that you don't use that fucking microsoft dogshit, and do you know why? well, microsoft is a fucking monopoly with destroying every good tech thing, Dominate then manipulate, good operating systems that's what you thought meanwhile Microsoft was killing businesses in the US, they stop supporting windows 10 to make money, and it's pure evil why? they stop supporting windows 10 for people to move on windows 11, from which they know a lot of personal data, or pay for getting updates for windows 10, meanwhile those fucks actually do, security updates on windows XP still for the american militairy, really. They make non-public windows XP security updates for American Army because "new windows versions are unsecure" fuck those stupid shits i hope microsoft bankrupts


i am solving fucking CAPTCHA here for like 10 minutes

>>107631040
>Which set of balls does not appear twice?
>Which shape does not appear twice?
>Which letter is not highlighted twice?
There you go. For the next CAPTCHA you solve, you'll be able to do it in seconds.

>>107628266
thank you for this

>mystery gacha boxes are back
How many overlapping events/mini-games can Aliexpress run at the same time?

>>107629925
will you play all the games anon?

>>107627230
what country? land should be the most expensive thing in the world.

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>>107630968

>>107631063
Are those the ratings of the past few threads you've made, OP? Seems about right.

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>>107630577
no idea sorry, i just needed one and got super lucky scrolling past one on facebook marketplace for $20 (yes, $20... australian, too)
had an inkjet before, but because it was taken offline for a while during a move, the cyan head got clogged and i was unable to repair it

>>107630577
laser will not give you photo quality like an inkjet but for everything else even a cheap one will do the job. keep in mind that the toner cartridges can be expensive but nowhere near as bad as buying ink.

>have a Canon LBP7660cdn i got secondhand, it's ancient but works perfectly

Recently bought a new ASUS ROG STRIX G18 laptop and the sound is awful
Tried lots of software and drivers but managed to make it barely presentable with FXsound
Any idea how to fix this shit?

>>107630577
toner quality doesn't matter, toner is just a powder of microplastics that the laser melts on to your paper

but the printer needs high dpi for photo quality

>>107630862
>>107630577
for completeness sake, laser printers are not /photo/ printers. if you want photo quality prints then you're looking at dye sublimation printers
though that's usually overkill unless your primary purpose is printing photos

>>107629112
Based.

>>107629168
Leftists are really schizo these days. I used to see posts like this on Facebook posted by boomer sschizos.

>>107627817
>if you need curtains and stores on your window you're a pedo

Copilot is free and does the same stuff, shitposter.

>>107625874
Congratulations, you're in the bottom 3% IQ of AI users.

>>107627554
In terms of real working time I'd say about 4-5 months? In real time about a year and half. But I started in Rust, then Lisp, then Nim for a bit, then back to Lisp. So lots of exploration in there that I wouldn't really count. If I had to do it all over again it'd probably only take a month or two but this was my first CL project so lots of big rewrites, learning the language, etc. Also I work a full-time job so not as much time as I would want to be able to allocate to it.
>I've been wanting to try it out too, but more as an exercise and see what I learn from it. never done any game engine stuff, only data side of things.
Definitely do it, it's a lot of fun. CL has been the most fun I've had programming. What type of game do you have in mind?

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Is there some lisp OS project going on that I'm unaware of? I've been wondering since the 90s how come no one is attempting to sell a modern lisp machine. A microkernel combined with a userspace entirely written in LISP seems like the obvious way forward. We can run all the POSIX and NT/Win32 shit through emulation layer and finally be happy.

No Guix and StumpWM doesn't count.

>>107627826
https://github.com/froggey/Mezzano

>>107627826
>Is there some lisp OS project going on that I'm unaware of?
yes there is https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/

(emac 'lip)

>>107629069
>xbox 360 controller
>decent dpad
choose one. it's a goat controller but the DPAD is trash

Waiting on Alpakka 2. But, realistically, something joycon sized with two gyros and a keyboard. Nextick is pretty close, but had build and connection issues. Gyro aiming is a lot more natural to track targets in the air. Counter-strafing with analog sticks or a trackpad sucks and there is not enough buttons to blow two just for A and D. Its the same reason why many FG players moved to hitbox or "leverless" sticks. Gyro in general is good though. You can play RTSes, mobas, and strategy games no problem with a gyro.

>>107626532
This one: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0CXY8HG8X

>>107628555
Would TMR work? If so, I suggest the Steam controller.

>>107617566
It was made for Gabe sized hands. I couldn't use it as well.