>>107831932
禈

>>107833624
>youtube comments
I wonder why

>>107832334
>he says Google Antigravity codes better Python than him
FTFY

>>107831606
Compose key, minus key, minus key, minus key. —

>>107831572
This pattern makes me want to kill myself.

>>107815307
bump. Can I get some advice here?

>>107827094
I woke up to take a shit and went back to sleep

MONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAYMONDAY

I liked working because I had no personal life or hobbies or interests and so work gave me something to do and I liked it but now I’m WFH and have nothing to do so now I just sit around waiting for the time to pass until I can go back to sleep and it’s like I’m unemployed again except with the added fear of being fired if I don’t do any work (there isn’t any to do)

>>107834654
>Can some of you anons tell me what you do at work?
automation engineer
i make peoples lives easier but thankfully not to the extent that they get replaced

>>107825560
Refund, duh

wait how do I update libreboot if I built it from source
pull, build, flash again? I gotta re-apply my settings?

pls help, I need a thinkpad for making simple games (rendered with pbr methods, no raytracing) and it also needs to be a tuner laptop for my car. It needs to run both linux and windows, Cost doesn't matter, I want it to be good. I'm coming from a surface laptop and I'm tired of random things like usb drivers not working :((

My thinkpad isn't charging and only works with a connected power supply. When I remove it thinkpad shuts down. What do I do?

>>107832151
thanks, didn't see your message until now but the solution actually ended up being in your first link
see >>107836780 >>107836813

>>107835911
>But C# runs on Linux these days
with a fully-featured cross-platform UI library?

>>107836370
There are a few I think, Avalonia is one, and I think Xamarin had some as well. And you can always use IMGUI or something, it’s relatively easy to call C libraries from C#

>>107835911
Companies don't just change their tech stack because another tech stack happens to be as good or slightly better.
There's a tremendous cost involved with changing core technologies.

>>107836370
>with a fully-featured cross-platform UI library?
What can Godot do?

>>107835911
What benefit do I get rewriting all of my Apache camel/springboot in C#? And that's just before I have to deploy it anywhere, after that I need to rewrite parts of my CI/CD

I’m already envisioning building a workstation pc to run LLMs

>>107802328
>most likely false
Holy fucking cops. Bull. Shit you believe this. You have to be a college professor to believe this lie. AI is better than every college professor I had - bar none.

I would never ask a professor anything unless the AI wasnt cooperating and I had no choice, but I would be oh so patient because I know professors ARE A JOKE!!

I went to 2 universities and they were a joke. And 1 was a prestigious university world renowned. GARBAGE! All the profs I had should be killed for taking my money and acting like they delivered me value with a serious face

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>>107801967
It's so much faster than digging through dozens of blogs, or asking reddit, or getting on a forum full of fat miserable nobodies that feel important because they know a bit of technical information and have a shit attitude towards anyone asking for help. See: any IT forum, creativecow, adobe help forums... pieces of shit that do nothing to help people and just see it as an opportunity to talk down to people while stroking their ego.

Meanwhile AI will tell me how to solve my problem immediately. Long gone are the days of posting about an issue with a piece of technology, and only getting responses from fanboys defending it and refusing to help or admit its glaring issues.

>>107801957
That's always a risk when I ask it questions during learning. It seems pretty reliable so far but that's at the back of my mind

>>107832983
School getting in the way of education is nothing new, anon.

>>107836503
>>107836542
Ah well, it was nice while it lasted.
What I'm saying is: find an email that doesn't ask for personal details (actual details, ie phone number, ID, passport, etc, things that can't be easily spoofed) and use that account sign up to yahoo or gmail or whatever ye use these days

>>107827462
You don't have to provide an existing email to them; I never have. That other anon is just flinging shit straight from his own asshole.

>>107828535
>>107830529
It's literally never even once happened to me. Pretty sure that every single one of my ProtonMail accounts was initially created for the purpose of receiving a "verification email" from some other website. Must be a "you" problem.

>>107823486
See >>107836503 and >>107836542
Cock.li email no longer exists. You've apparently been living under a rock for at least six and a half months now.

>>107836604
>and use that account sign up to yahoo or gmail or whatever ye use these days
AFAIK Gmail doesn't require that you give it another email address -- what they do absolutely require is that you give them a working mobile phone number that they can send an SMS to. No mobile phone means no account for you.

Hilariously I got a sim card in Argentina that an Argentinian had to enter his national ID card to register (because Argentina doesn't let foreigners buy tourist sims) and I was able to get a new Gmail account that way -- but only one single account, because Gmail refused to let me create more than one within a month on the same phone number.

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>>107836607
>You've apparently been living under a rock for at least six and a half months now.

>>107836628
You could also reset an android device to factory settings and use that to create a clean google account (yes, it's an oxymororn, I know, I know...)
Not sure if it still works, used to work in 2018
Vest of luck

>>107836139
To overclock memories automatically

>>107818621
NOOOOOO YOU HAVE TO BE MAD AT CHINA FOR THINGS THE JEWS DID TO OUR MANUFACTURING AND ECONOMY!

>>107836162
I've been wondering the same thing and especially so now. The market is ripe, someone should decided to become a winner. It might sincerely be that easy despite everyone saying how impossible it is. Even if it's not easy, surely it is worth doing.

>>107835044
I need 5 sticks of ram today for my existing software and I will need 5 sticks of ram tomorrow for another one, will you promise to sell them to me at this price at the time I need them? And don't let anyone else have them, we have a deal. Thanks.

Something like that.
To be specific "when is the future" is likely some term of agreement they have, either a fixed date and price or something negotiable, only they would know.

>>107818591
egg

>>107836100
It may come as a surprise to you but most of your clothes are already made in china and india. Even my pendleton and filson and ll bean shirts are made in india and china.

>>107836100
Also it's a $30 shirt and a $300 watch.
https://youtu.be/PoCPEjUoKQA?si=4dETFVQcLwmzRcav

>>107836381
ok i believe you. you have the chang guarantee

>>107836522
I already have 4 other chinese watches. 2 nh35s, an st1901, and a vk63. They're all incredible value. I also built two out of ali express parts and gave them to friends. I don't really need a guarantee as I have all the tools needed to just swap out another nh34 movement whenever I want since they're only $40-60. You can change these like tires rather than actually service them.

I checked the linked guide and I saw nothing there about laser pointers, can I get some recommendations? I am not looking for anything special, but Id prefer it being a good quality beam/emitter, even if its the bare module with no body and no batteries. I bought this thing in the meantime im a little let down by its daylight visibility
https://aliexpress.com/item/1005009482636174.html

from binarytree import tree, invert

def invert(tree):
        if tree:
               return invert(tree)
         return

How'd I do, anons?

>>107836084

RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded

>>107836237
Goddamn, programming is hard

>>107834883
Just flip the bits bro

>>107835006
A miserable pile of branches.

>>107834371
This anon would rather have us go back to shitty micro USB and 5v only charging because it's more "standard" (it never was)

>>107830465
Pretty sure that Pixel 10 phones already have an easily replaceable battery in advance of the EU directive. It's weird and suspicious for Google to not do something completely abhorrent for once, but it is what it is.

>>107830521
you don't know what hot swap means.

>>107830452
>isn't it weird how it became accepted to just not able to change the battery on tech you own
I can.

>>107830465
that law is useless, its not required for phones with water resistence. guess what companies will pick

Yeah I installed sndio and enabled sndiod, sndiod is loaded, audio drivers are loaded, default audio device is set, mixer shows appropriate volume level is set but no matter what I cannot get any sound out of this system. I also set librewolf to use sndio as the audio backend.

I’m running web servers and a mail server on FreeBSD and it’s great. Upgrades are a breeze. Jails are easy to work with once you get the hang of networking with them. Pf is easy to configure. ZFS is great. Filesystem hierarcy is an improvement over GNU/Linux. Performance is great. Documentation is great.
The single biggest thing is lack of surprises and at least feels less bloated compared to GNU/Linux.
>>107834620
OpenBSD on desktop doesn’t seem so appealing to me but it looks as a sexy alternative for servers despite the worse performance. My small scale bizniz shit probably won’t have any noticeable difference though.

>>107832616
I think OpenBSD is a cool system, wish Linux had an equivalent like that other than maybe Whonix. It's a shame they used such a terrible license though.
>>107832735
If you're running it on desktop, other than ZFS and some incremental improvements, I don't understand why you'd pick FreeBSD over Linux with its tiny userbase. It just seems like a contrarian os. OpenBSD has something Linux isn't as intensely focused on, which is security and correctness.
>Only two remote holes in the default install, in a heck of a long time!

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>>107836306
Not just Whonix, I meant Qubes. Oops.

>>107832539
yes, but im developing a distro.

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Genuine question: use case?

>space
Unless you live in a capsule hotel having this vs a small laptop or even a small desktop PC like a dell optiplex SFF is pointless. Might as well go for a dell optiplex SFF.
>price
Nigger, these things cost like what 200$ new and as low as 30$ used ok. I can get 10x better performance from any old stock ebay dell office desktop PC for 30$. For 200$ I can get an amazing hp Z440 with 128GB of DDR4 (currently what I have)
>energy
Unless energy is like 5$/kwh we're talking about maybe 10$ per year electricity savings, and you're sacrificing performance.

Honestly at this point why not just by a USB-C dongle and use your android phone as a desktop computer ?

picrel is CENZUB in Sissonne because I like it

>>107823729
*can't cram 50TB of drives in it*

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>>107828175
Running 4chan in your mom's basement.

>>107823729
I'm on one right now. Mostly love mine. Just wish I could cram a real GPU into it so I could do some AI image generation.

Also, twice now I've had monitor output ports burn out, no idea why. The main HDMI port fried when I ran out of memory (too many Firefox tabs open) and the CPU started thrashing with page swapping. Then one of the USB-C-DP ports fried from the same thing. I've got one last USB-C-DP and if that fries I'll have to try to use the DVI port, which apparently is replaceable if I go to Taiwan and beg ASUS to swap the daughterboard for it.

>>107829699
1000 reais or US$1000 but paid in reais?

I'll probably be visiting Brazil later this year if you want me to bring anything down there.

>>107830342
SteamOS is not a desktop OS (yet). The ecosystem will probably benefit from having a big company like Steam contributing, but since they'll be focussing on their handheld device it will be limited.

>>107836469
I'm on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed I haven't installed additional opencl packages manually.

>>107836466
Maybe, but I've been burned too many times by people on 4chan saying "I did the thing" when they didn't do the thing.

>>107836530
You can do it yourself then. Only takes a couple of minutes and it should be pretty clear even if you've never seen a dockerfile.

https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/blob/main/Containerfile

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>>107836469
>>107836511
OpenCL is installed on the system btw. I'll have to join you in waiting for a native version.

anons, what is the best way to setup jellyfin on the tv?
I've settled on Google TV, Apple TV seems better but it's 200$ instead of 100$ here. Planning to put a launcher and hopefully my parents won't have to plug the laptop. Is this good?

>>107835100
>what is the best way to setup jellyfin on the tv?
just use the best google tv box you can afford and that's it. look what your country offers and get what other people in your country think is good.

>>107835038
>Never had an issue with embedded subs
good for you but that doesn't help the anon with the subtitle loading problem. embedded subs were a known issue at one point so he should try external subs

>>107831460
Navidrome is adding plugins soon. They're already technically working but they can't modify the UI nor do they have a user-friendly way to install them.

>>107835100
Wholphin works on Android TV, but you may need to install the apk by hand.

>>107831844
Source: Rectum et al

>>107831516
fpbp /thread

>>107836121
I haven't worked on game servers but I did work on enterprise message passing shit where I had to look into the potential impact of encryption. From what I remember large numbers of small messages received very little impact while large messages carrying large payloads did show quite a lot of extra CPU overhead. That mostly happened because large payloads moved very large amounts of data around while small payloads hit other I/O bottlenecks and overall data rates were much lower despite a far higher message rate.

Ultimately I'd be pretty sure a game server use case would be more on the large number of packets with relatively small payloads side, no? Like how high could data rate per player reach?

>>107833018
I've never played minecraft though

we hae webRTC thoughbeit