>>107741631
>you're too old to have heard of the thing i'm claiming to have been around longer than the thing you've heard of!
wut

>>107742127
You don’t have evidence either other than “trust Valve bro” which we seen was a very bad thing.

>>107742919
NTA, but the evidence is in the fact that the EU hasn't fined Valve yet for review manipulation.
The EU has strict legal requirements to publishing consumer reviews of products, which require the platform not manipulate the representation of said reviews in any way, such as using a cut-off point that purposely omits poor ratings.

Steam is a known entity to the EU, and has been fined before for other breaches of EU legislation.
Yet not for this.

>>107731752
steam was already established before consoles killed themselves off, the other publishers tried to compete but steam already had a majority of IP's willing to participate, so they won by default

>>107731806
hasnt stopped them from being incredibly stupid, like betting the company on a lawsuit for the rights to the half life name, the decade plus of incompetent managing strategy from 2007+, the flop of hla, complete abandonment of artifact. Gabes hardly infallible, in fact he's a fucking moron, but you're probably not getting anyone better at the helm when he kicks the bucket

>>107743111
Ok let me report them and see if Valve is indeed lying about reviews.

>>107739402
yeah but can you BLUR your tiling windows with it? I don't think so

Why the recent xmonad attention? It seems to be replacing dwm as the meme x11 wm.

>>107742095
Already been a meme but last time I was paying attention like 15 years ago I thought herbstluft wm was replacing xmonad and bspwm as the meme wm has there really been nothing new in a decade and a half?

>>107739402
I wanted to try xmonad but dwm is already so tiny and fast and does what I need that I don't really feel like it's worth going through the hassle of getting it in Void. Is there any particular advantage to other wms I might be missing out on?

>>107739402
>x11
im good

>>107739586
I certified your moms pussy.

>>107740309
certified rank

Been checking some C++, its such an elegant and well developed language. I'm surprised more people don't use it

>>107742173
You could combine your interst in C++ with /sec/ by auditing SerenityOS.

>>107742173
sarcasm doesn't convey well over the internet

>>107740433
>and ultimately you don't really know what the end result will be until you test it and gauge how it works
So much this. It's hard to imagine someone ever being able to nail down the intended design from a written doc unless it's stolen.

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time 2 werk

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>>107730255
Legitimately the only game that has done it well is Pargmata, but that game isn't even out yet.

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Point light shadows in a deferred renderer, working on compositing multiple light sources

>>107742411
looks great

>>107730163
normalize turning the brightness all the way down on all your devices at night

>>107742360
i want whoever touches my pc to be bathed in light

>>107742309
>a GC is what you need.
never needed this

>>107742467
>never needed this
you're a small guy

>>107742360
I have two tiny bash scripts called "daymode" and "nightmode" for changing brightness/bluelight filtering

Should I switch from windows 11 to windows 10? Is it a viable option despite no free support? I gather it's less of a mess and runs less like crap but I don't actually know. Windows 11 is kinda slow for me and it's always using an insane amount of memory.

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>visit /fwt/ to give my brother the most up-to-date tips
>find out incidentally that I can update my 21H2 IoT install to 22H2 thanks to this one simple trick in the OP
>now enjoying better multi-monitor composition
thank you

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>>107743069
nevermind, 22H2 does nothing for composition apparently
at least now I have the latest thing™

>>107743069
>>107743102
22h2 doesn't get updates anymore baka

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>>107743124
time to rollback I see
thanks

>>107741127
best ITT

>>107736576
>8GiB

>>107739664
Wonderful and very beautiful flowers.

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Sorry I’m late!!

>>107725027
oooo I like this! I was thinking about changing to a classic Mac inspired theme, so thanks for some more inspiration

>>107741282
Proof?
>>107738693
I'm going to need the full image file to inspect the image closely and reach a final and definitive solution.

>>107737251
The one thing I miss from macOS is Logic Pro X. I don't make music anymore, so I can't comment on alternatives.

>>107737251
time machine, continuity, icloud, airdrop, sidecar etc etc

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>>107736198
>be a dinonigger
>try to ruin basedcraft
>get kicked out of ru
>obsessively seethe on 4cuck to this day
you look like this and seethe like this

>>107737251
microsoft azure VPN with entra ID
my job forces me to use it

>>107741522
I'm not that guy you replied to, but honestly, your anger reeks of /pol/ hysteria.

>>107741540
nta but >>>/lgbt/ and you post like a fag

>>107741139
Macbooks basically dominated the laptop market when they switched to ARM. But now Intel has nearly caught up with ARM performance on its x86 mobile Lunar Lake chips.

>>107741687
Right, except x86 laptops are plastic junk that run windows 11.

>>107741687
>Macbooks basically dominated the laptop market when they switched to ARM
it's still a locked down platform that is a pain in the ass to support and consumer-hostile, see asahi linux troubles to get everything working on various M generations.
>But now Intel has nearly caught up with ARM performance on its x86 mobile Lunar Lake chips.
yes because arm, x86, riscv, it really does not matter, cpu these days all have some kind of very similar "internal assembly language" that split all the uops into smaller instructions anyways, it's all about design tradeoffs, amd/intel have been making chips with certains loads in mind and apple with others, it's really all there is to it.
I'm glad to see intel and amd getting into this segment too as we definitely need power efficient and performant chips, it's a shame that it will be bga-only, for now amd allow manufacturers to use soldered or dimm ram but I'm not sure it will last as ram speed get faster and faster... maybe camm2 can save us?
I really want socketable efficient chips even if I lose a bit of efficiency as a trade-off, I'm sure there is a good middle-ground atleast for efficient desktop-class computers like the steam machine design-wise or consoles.
>>107741759
install gentoo

>>107739866
genZ is not going to buy into C++, C++ was a bad idea built on top of a bad idea

Fuck you and fuck your soi-jac thread

Gemmy

>>107739956
This thread has barely anything to do with soijaks

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>>107738566
incorrect

>>107723404
You don't need a big GPU to play old games, anything made post 2004, with a handful of exceptions, sucks ass anyways

>>107723427
Intel would have to support Linux first.

>>107723190
I'll just play 20+ year old games if GPU's get overpriced. Outside of Death Stranding 2 Steam, there is NOTHING on the horizon for modern titles that I'm wanting.

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>>107741595
What's the issue?

>>107742027
pretty much. where "AI" shines is in domain-specific, targeted applications. like the other guy said, i also have set up a frigate cctv system, and just being able to record and notify when things happen that have the kind of context only a modern AI could do is really useful, like for example when "a person enters the front porch", while the front porch as a zone has been a thing forever, it's just an area you define as a drawing over your camera feed, it's the person part that's interesting. at best before this new ai stuff you could only detect motion, smart stuff could filter out things like camera noise, trees and rain, but to actually tell if it was looking at a person is another story entirely, it can't be fooled by an animal. it can tell the difference between a cat and a person, and this was unthinkable 10 years ago. such models don't require much. i'm running mine currently just on a haswell cpu, no acceleration. it's not ideal but the fact it works shows it doesn't need much

>>107723984
>It will double their prices because, because it just will, okay?

>>107740066
oy. thats why we need you to use your fingerprints, and soon your iris scan.

checkmate, """""privooocy advocates"""...

>>107733421
nigger

Statcounter told obvious lies like Armenia using Windows XP and Singapore using Windows 7.

>>107735327
Firefox's own telemetry reports almost 15% of Firefox users using adblockers. That's at least 25-30 million users.

Even if 10 million people switched from Windows to Linux, it'd be less than .1% of all internet users

>>107739098
First day on /g/?

>>107739978
nigga, $5k in 2030 will be like $1k in 2015

>>107739312
Get a job.

>>107739922
I don't buy the "have no time" argument. Anyone who has the time to scroll through tiktok on a daily basis can use that time to learn the basics of something like hosting one's own services instead. The reality is that this kind of thought will never enter most people's minds to begin with.

I'm not going to "live" without anything. If there comes a point that my lifestyle is unsustainable because of the decisions of a bunch of old men in suits then I'm going to make sure I take down as many with me as I can before I die, and I'm sure I won't be the only one. The revolution will be a bloody one.

>>107739312
an inspiron 8000 started at $5,000 in 2000. it wasnt a gaming laptop or anything special, just a consumer laptop. And these are 2000 dollars, thats about $9500 today

$3500 today will buy you the flagship of custom brands like eurocom and sager. prices could quadruple, and i wouldnt care, the market is so saturated that mfgs are creating fake crisis, they cant make a buck off of budget equipment because the budget market is dominated by used shit. you really dont know how good you have it right now

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>>107731394
the way these are shilled here sometimes is very weird
>i got scammed so you should get scammed too! wait it keeps dying, i thought the well established brand of Toptonchingcwwcchong would last longer!

Do you think 16GB RAM is overkill for a NAS hosting Jellyfin and shared network file storing?

>>107742223
no, it's not. you can always find a way to use ram.

>>107742160
I generally don't get why people in this thread regularly go out of their way to get a board without IPMI/equivalent only to then bitch a few threads later that they don't have remote management capabilities on a $100 board from aefuioaheuifiuahefiuahsodpamcsylonjfhiuhwaiughd llc. registered in Ching Chong Street 69, Shenzhen.
I understand not wanting to spend 2k on a new supermicro board or any workstation board really but come the fuck on used and older gen server/workstation boards are dirt fucking cheap.

>>107742223
My NAS that also runs Emby Server and some Apache pages for testing and some python automation scripts has only 8GB of RAM and the CPU is an Intel J5040