>>107888314
Burgers have this weird hardon for making any type of work as uncomfortable as possible. I've never really understood their obsession with making any or all equipment for any type of job that either destroys your body or is just absent entirely like the people who man the cash.

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>>107896442
not sure what you mean, you want to remove the metal bars but not foam? to sort of not ruin the look of the chair but have the side bolsters be less firm? sounds really hard to do. they were fully encased in the foam yes.
i mainly just wanted the side bolsters to stop touching and rounding my shoulders. it was especially annoying when reclining. ideally id get rid of the metal bars too, to improve looks and freedom of movement (ability to stretch etc) but i just dont care anymore. ergonomy is much better already which was my main issue

>>107889833
I don't know why thos poster decided to lie, but gamer chairs are pretty much exclusively worse at each price point than a proper desk chair.
Honestly, it's Steelcase or Herman-Miller for me. I will never purchase one at retail price, but spending 350 on my Leap v2 was one of my best purchases (sat in an Aeron for 3 years straight at a friend's house and wasn't a huge fan of the mesh compared to a cushion, but it was also an excellent chair overall)

>>107896571
>not sure what you mean, you want to remove the metal bars but not foam? to sort of not ruin the look of the chair but have the side bolsters be less firm?
Yeah, something like that.
I also wasn't planning on going cave man mode on it and just tearing all the seams.
My plan was to remove the cover, saw off just the loop of the metal bar (I knew there was one since I can feel it hitting my fucking shoulders and pushing them in as well), and then replace the foam in that sawed part with some other foam I was gonna buy and cut to fit to the shape of the cover, assuming I couldn't reuse whatever was there.
It is a lot of fucking work so I have been stalling for months but I wanna do it at some point.

>>107888314
They're not bad on my chair, i enjoy how they can go inward and outward so I can feel tucked in, or keep them open and leave myself some extra space.

>>107895779
even with extra padding it annoys my head, guess it was the weight all along but the og material didn't do any favors, i suppose this is the issue with having literally no clamp on the ears

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>>107888027
>>107888632
>>107894712

Does anyone know how well the Z1R pairs with the NW-WM1Z? Is the "synergy" really that good?

>>107896141
Sony do some weird shit with their DAPS and the TA-ZH1ES where the voltage and current is only good enough to run Sony cans and nothing else. So it's probably less of a synergy perse and more everything else sounds ass on them.
Can't really quantify it beyond that - Head-Fi says the synergy is amazing but they also think cables improve sound. SBAF and ASR don't have anything on them because they note that none of the Sony devices power anything other than Sony headphones/IEMs. There isn't fantastic data out there.
The firmware is apparently 11/10 though, better than most DAPS which are just Android + Apps.

>>107891891
even a great headphone can only sound as good as its source.
your headphone jack can be a bigger bottleneck than the headphone. it will scale in performance like how a good monitor looks better when you plug it into a proper pc. except here performance is determined by the distortion level rather than framerate. a headphone that "scales" is one that can tell the difference between sources, and strangely enough, the koss can do this despite their cheap price and light weight driver. they beat every other headphone in comfort, have great tuning and imaging, and only slightly less detail than some other headphones that are multiple times their price and also less comfortable

>>107891891
Scaling is a lot harder to quantify, but what >>107896604 said is functionally correct. Scaling isn't a price-linked thing (don't let anyone tell you otherwise), plenty of sub-$1000 headphones are known for this.

>>107895621
Different anon here.

I spent months trying out ad blockers and eventually landed on uMatrix, which I successfully used for the longest time (years actually), but at some point I wasn't getting good enough results so I started complementing it with uBlock Origin until it bacame good enough on it's own and allowed me to finally make the move to wean myself off uMatrix altogether, and that's what I've been relying on ever since.

Question is, what does shields offer that uBlock doesn't?

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>>107895764
>native code built-in to the browser as a patch (not limited extension api (means it works even on userscripts and extensions)), also uses less memory and is literally just faster to execute
>cname uncloaking on chromium (ublock origin can only do this on firefox)
>can still use whatever filter lists you want
if you're already using brave, there's no reason to use ublock origin over shields imo

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>>107896023
how do the chuds cope with the fact that their guy created javascript

>>107893886
it’s only worth it on iOS.
I’d stick to Firefox any day.

>>107896075
she's not going to fuck you just because you go to the bernie rallies with her

>>107895687
>take two steps to the right
>take another photo
I don't get it.

>>107896222
what
it didn't come across well but I'm genuinely interested in what they want to get out of a trip to the moon, other than because the man on high demands it

>>107894881
>>107894901
>You know it's real because it looks so fake
NASA has been caught so many times it's obvious they're lying pieces of shit.

Imagine raping the tax payers for billions of dollars then when they come asking for the original data saying
>whoops! We recorded over those tapes because we had a tape shortage! Our bad!
>We'd go back in a heartbeat but we destroyed the technology!
LMAO

All one has to do is look at pictures of the LEM to see it's a badly built model. There are shower curtains and scotch tape on it for fucks sake.

Then there are the obvious faked later missions where the shuttles were launching obvious models. Oh and the 101 times they got caught on the ISS live feed and were forced to cut the feed.

The logo is a snake tongue for crying out loud lmao. They even murdered the Apollo 1 astronauts because they were talking so much shit about the sad state of affairs.

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>>107896287
I mean ultimately, it comes down to energy solutions and materials.

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>>107896066
>Portacle is dead
Yep.
For Windows, at least there's this:
https://varhammer.github.io
https://github.com/varhammer/varhammer

>>107896143
Honestly, I would rather just use WSL.
Windows just sucks for programing.

>>107891338
small microcontroller like..rpi zero and esp32

>>107896159
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you proprietary slave? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class at Harvard, and I’ve been involved in numerous free software projects, and I have contributed to over 300 core-utils for GNU. I am skilled in Lisp and I’m St. IGNU-cius, saint of the Church of Emacs. You are nothing to me but just another unethical non-free software advocate. I will distribute the fuck out of your source code with freedom the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit about me and the GPL on the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my colleagues at FSF and your binaries are being reversed engineered right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your copyright. You're fucking dead, kid. Free software can be anywhere, anytime, and it can ensure your freedom in over four ways, and that’s just with the GPLv2. Not only am I extensively skilled at hacking, but I have access to the source of the entire GNU userland and core-utils and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable proprietary code off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what ethical retribution your little “clever” program was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have ensured your users' freedom. But you couldn’t, you didn’t, and now you’re paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit free as in freedom all over you and you will drown in it. You’re fucking dead, kiddo.

>>107895860
It doesn’t really matter for the purposes of his complaint being complete nonsense though

>>107895577
I never used it before, so I didn't know what I was doing. If I ever have to do it again, I'll make sure to make it nice for you

Anyone know why some manga don't show up in the suwayomi mangadex extension?

>>107889132
My smt1500 works with usbhid-ups fwiw

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what can i do with 4 network interfaces that isn't setting up a security camera net?

>>107889132
Check out Costco. They have some pretty good deals on UPS and power backups. I got mine there on clearance a few months ago.

Plebs like me do turnkey businesses like having a van and some pressure washers.
>comptia
You learn this by browsing /g/ for two weeks.

>>107893641
But I want a steady paycheck. I know that I know enough about computers to diagnose and suffer through 90% of consumer PC issues. The barrier to entry is literally too high for these low-level jobs.

>>107893599
How the fuck do you pass Core 1 but fail Core 2? I passed all the entry level CompTIA's FIRST TRY. Maybe... study?

Treat yourself, your person, as a business, and not as an individual, and it will fall into place. What do businesses do to get new customers? Marketing, competitive analysis, providing specific services, etc. Sorry to say it but getting a job in tech is not like getting a job at McDonalds, this is the reason so many fail to get employment in tech because they either don't understand what it takes or don't want to do what it takes

I agree this is an unfair burden for a fucking helpdesk job, but don't look at it as a monumental amount of effort to get a helpdesk job, look at it as a monumental amount of effort to get a life changing career in tech that will see you grow into 6 figure roles and earn that money for years to come (inb4 ai doomers (you) me)

>>107893655
>The barrier to entry is literally too high for these low-level jobs.
I'm gonna do you a favor and explain what these are. These are mulatto moron jobs. They post entry level shit with ridiculous requirements specifically to filter conscientious honest white people. Those don't fetch a minority tax credit, they also aren't indian.

>>107895678
This is F4mi without makeup

>>107895678
So now we've been reduced to a Wall-e plot?

Seriously though, why do any of you fags think "robots" are going to be anything but a disaster? The corporations will layer them in subscriptions, they'll data mine everything, charge for updates, unrepairable by end user from proprietary everything and locks, MASSIVE maintenance fees, and the repair costs will hollow out your anus like Hulk on ecstasy.

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>>107895678

By your logic, nuclear weapons are the most useful thing to humanity. Because once you incinerate all 2 billion Indian Hindu rape rats, India will be clean. If you empower AI and ask it to solve the same problem, it will just create killbots to exterminate them and achieve the same result for a bigger price tag.

>>107894607
>fully linux compatible
you mean fully Wine compatible
Win32 is the only stable API on Linux

>>107894925
As a dev, I can say for certain that LinuxNEETS actually bother to report bugs. Windows users either ignore it or throw their hands up and say "FIX IT" when they have no idea about helping us fix it.

>>107894654
Hardware is getting exceedingly expensive thanks to AI
+ insane market saturation thanks to vibe coding

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_crash_of_1983
for your reading pleasure :)

>>107894925
Linux users actually care enough to report ze bugs to have them fixed, unlike Windoze users who are so used to them in their operating system.

>>107894607
>what would happen?
every developer moves to epic and gay ben goes bankrupt and dies in a ditch like the fat kike he is

>>107894508
readability

>>107890285
Fucking retard doesn't know what an assertion is

>>107888342
Just use Lisp.

>>107894164
There are operating systems that actually work like that, but your brain has been so damaged by C and Unix that you can't imagine it.

>>107888342
We should be using postfix for everything. In thinking forth there was a paragraph about how retards find it easier to learn than infix.

>>107896111
The name is retarded, but it's one of the best, if not the best, plug n play distro out there.
Literally 15 minutes from installing to gaming through steam.

>>107896217
Linus is a fraud and a criminally negligent one at that. He's a clown and has no idea what he's talking about.

>>107896397
why'd you stop?

>>107896413
Yeah. If you already know everything Linux and bash there might be better options, but if you are a refugee Pop is in the top three for out-of-the-box readiness

I would say my only personal suggestion would be to give it a way to autodetect and select different mics without you having to select it manually. Mine wasn't working, because it is headphones integrated, until I changed it in the settings, which might fuck up new users. Other than that it's perfect

>>107896481
sorry thats the only feetren image i have that won't get me banned

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>>107894118
1-12

bro think he a community note
>>107892938

75% of the retarded shit in microsoft products, especially office, is due to having to maintain compatability with their earlier products. even the bugs. and even the bugs that they intentionally copied over from other software (like lotus) so people's spreadsheets would work the same and encourage them to switch

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>>107889295
OP, most retards on /g/ don't use productivity tool.
Most people would think this is caused by Copilot instead of Excel 2000 jank.

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>>107889366
>inconsisteny

>>107890719
>it's mindboggling that to this day they're still doing this shit constantly.

What, and sell goods that don't break down, instead of forcing users to re-buy the same thing every three months?

Cut it out with the antisemitism.

>>107894790
lmao tier reading comprehension

>>107869298
Air cooling is fine if you're using a CPU for normal people

>>107894718
There are multiple people in this thread with NH-D14s that have gotten brackets to keep them relevant.

>>107894718
Speak for yourself, nigger, I first put my D14 on my 3930k

>>107883547
well you can on a ps2, ps3, and ps4, ps5 probably soon

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>>107895554

Hello /g/ how do I install my child in my sister's womb thanks

>>107880143
>open browser
>office.com
>sign in with your Microsoft account
That’s the strat

>>107880143
Just do what I do, run wine, on wine run vmware running windows 10, on the windows 10 vm run 86box running a vm on windows 95, and run office 95 in there.

Electron is trash
In fact, I only like native apps on my desktop

>>107891178
I thought VSCode was fast. But sometime ago my main Pc broke down and I had to use a lenovo thincentre mini PC built from 2014. VSCode crawled on that shit. I switched to an actual lightweight editor (thonny) and that thing flew.

>>107893310
Who cares about them?

>>107891106
what’s the point? webshit is bloated and sluggish anyway.

whats the problem? is your PC slow or something?