>>107735304
>KrashDE users: it krashes
>KrashDE devs: it krashes
>Random 4chan indians: IT NEVER KRASHES SARRR

The answer is to just use KDE "Linux"?

>>107730772
Layout is gross

If you aren't in the commit history, you are a leech.
If you are running proprietary software, do not report bugs.
If you are using a meme distribution, gaming distribution, or any distribution that has an 'official discord' - do not ask for help.
If the first version of Linux you used was kernel version > 2.6, lurk for another decade before giving your opinion.

Every inane thought you have in your tiny head has already been discussed. Your opinion is not a contribution. The correct and prevailing opinion has always been - and will always be - that of the people who actually write the code.

>>107724838
I have a lot of criticisms about Plasma but "it's your distro's fault" really applies
I had Plasma crash continuously on Fedora and not openSUSE or Arch with the same shit installed practically speaking, so I would say, Fedora sucks cock and should never be used by a normal person?
Seriously it's been a while and I'm sitting here on the so unstable and broken Arch system and it's fine, it works all the time. I haven't seen this Crash Handler once. What's funnier is, I didn't see it back when I had an nvidia GPU either. On wayland. So the apparent trifecta of broken and it doesn't break. Just use a good distro and this doesn't happen. Just never use FEDora.

>>107738225
Do you have the kfd device in your chroot?

stat /dev/kfd

>>107738467
>>107738225
Also /dev/dri is probably needed

>>107738437
AFAIK kernel and modules are 100% the same. I guess the "module" in the error message means something else.
>>107738467
>>107738473
Yes, they exist. What are those even?

>>107738481
The kfd device is what's used to interface with the GPU for compute workloads and /dev/dri is for render nodes.

If you have that then I'm not sure why it doesn't work. I can use ROCm in an Archlinux chroot on my Gentoo host system. I would guess maybe your kernel is too old?

>>107738481
should double check they're the same. that is ensure the modules folder in (chroot) /var/lib/modules is the same name you see when running uname -r

>>107731743
being a private company definitely helps.

>>107732388
The only bad thing from this list is probably their support for paid modding, which ruined the modding community as a result.

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>>107738077
Because you don't own the products you pay with your hard earned money, thats morally wrong.

>b-b-but legal piracy will destroy game devs!

Piracy is already defacto unenforced and you can find any game/movie for free. Still doesnt matter because people who buy on steam will always buy on steam, or on bluray or whatever. Collectors will always exist.

Piracy is even even easier with less risk because you have linux which literally can play games/movies in a sandbox with flatpak like heroic or a movie player so your chances of malware are slim to none.

Also theres entire communities which scan and watch every single upload from these repackers and download sites like steamrip or fitgirl which are already trusted to begin with.

Even with ALL of this, piracy still hasnt impacted indie sales. Hugely popular game shilled by streamers.

Schedule 1 sold over 8 million copies on steam. Maybe 30,000-60,000 people have pirated it, maybe more who knows even if we say 100k thats a drop in the bucket of people that never would've paid for the game anyways.


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>>107731743
They mostly stick to the goal of providing a storefront to sell games. Nothing more. Keeping things simple works in many facets of life.

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>>107732907
>creates interesting, campy world
>moba hero shooter

>>107737424
>$80
wtf? The ones listed around me are $300 at lowest. I was hoping to get one for $250 or less. I should try searching like that though. Not a bad idea

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>>107737378
>why
i was broke lol

>>107705810
I have found the names and addresses of youtubers near me by looking at their videos. One of them pointed their camera out of their garage when the door was open, i got a glimpse of the street, a stop sight, a newly planted tree, and the general curvature of the road. Since i knew he lived near me based on the roads he drove in previous videos, and i knew his house was newer, i was able to track down the newest sub divisions in my local area and look for that pattern of street, stop sign, and newly planted tree in the neighbors yard. After double and triple checking for features common in the 2 different perspectives, garage facing out, and ariel looking down, i had a 100% match. I later confirmed this by driving by and verifying the vehicles parked in his driveway (they were the same as the ones he filmed in his channel).

Dont post stuff on the internet at all if you don't want bored autists to find out about you.

>>107736196
fucking kek is that fluffy abuse on your right monitor

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/537571-facebook-login-bypass

YATTA

>>107737494
Every fucking website is like this now. It drives me up a wall.

>>107737494
wat are u doing on /g/ suspendas dont u have some thai whores to fug.

I think people were confused about the period where internet was mostly rich pc owning 1st wolders and websites were trying to grow, and not requiring accs was a way to lure people in.

Now that we're in the era of 1bil indians online websites really, REALLY want to force people to use accs first since they already have all the worlds valuable customers anyway and its only 3rdies or children coming online

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>>107726581
Every ad in social media is always how AI replace the "grunt work" in your generic office work, where people in the fancy office cant write emails or Siri-like voices in call centers.

With the persistent difficulties people have encountered with Text-based AI (Chatgpt,Copilot,Gemini), no wonder why they cant exist in fields where constant supervision when doing anything that actually matters or where errors are a problem (Processing images of Hubble and James Webb, making blueprints for Architects, analyze data for Radiologists)
At my company (Pilots and Aircraft Mechanics) I've noticed the people has zero shit about introducing AI in this and other fields

>>107726741
keep seething, nobody likes a lowlife like you irl

>>107736782
we'll soon have AI like in Her. 5 years maybe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8zDDPP3REE

>>107727643
>It's been well demonstrated that in both transformer and diffusion models the more boilerplate you use the worse they get. Bubble will pop in 2026.

I read a paper a while ago where they came to the conclusion a zero shot prompt of

Q: your question here

A: Let's think this through step by step

Produced the best results versus even something like a one shot prompt with concise context. Telling the LLM to "just think lol" as being the best method is retarded and funny.

>>107728926
You would have to be the dumbest monkey of the zoo to believe this F12 screencap

>>107732372
The X13 is not the same as X220/x230
The closest would be X3xx series.
And the real problem is the weight.

>>107735094
Based maple bro

>>107736792
>X13G1 or G2. X380/X390
What's the difference between those?

>>107736160
define ancient

t. daily driving an X270 with dual battery

>>107680640
bros what do I do when I can't keep using my T430 anymore? I think I'm fine for now but this is something I've looked into before. Last time I checked I felt disgust and rage and gave up and kept using my T430 and now I'm at a point where I'm kind of thinking about it again.

How do I cope with this or live with something that's not my T430? I would only get something newer to run modern bloatware when the 430 can't load websites and stuff anymore, but it seems like everything else will be a huge downgrade.

>even worse keyboard than the already not so great t430 keyboard
>no WAN switch
>no latches
>no VGA
>fewer USB ports (which is insane to me)
>gayer and uglier
>no thinklight

is there anything I'm overlooking? I would pay a chink $1500 to put a newer CPU/motherboard into my laptop tbqh

Based wobbly windows

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbCg9_YgKgM

>>107736890
Literally me in 2008, the Beryl Matrix desktop was so coo, I had to get Ubuntu to see what's up.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYgV2GlsufI

>>107731445
Correct.

>>107731717
>compiz is not part of MATE
fedora mate uses compiz by default

You now remember that Linux could do all these effects on a cheap Dell with a Pentium. Meanwhile, Windows Vista at the exact same time needed maxed out specs in order to make a window border pseudot-transparent.

>>107731356
My computer graphics prof used it. He was based.

>>107738035
i always choose the super duper thinking model and just have a custom prompt that guides him on how he should respond all the time.
stuff like "dont suck me off, dont moral police" etc

>>107738035
It should start every answer with "I'd just like to interject for a moment,"

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>>107738235
>according to my calculations

>>107738035
>or whatever it's called in english
saar

>>107738609
worse... arsenic laced smoothie

>>107738546
Nahh, it's not one of the limited edition ones, it's the regular black and blue one. Honestly I got pretty lucky with buying the console since I bought it for like $100 used then like 8 months later Nintendo halted 3DS manufacturing and prices skyrocketed.

>>107738552
>>107738557
Thanks. OK, so I just need more RAM in the future but the difference between DDR4 and DDR5 is neglible.

>>107738551
I got it when it came out, and it was tough to get during those times, so I feel like it's a little justified. Maybe I'll just get a new GPU while they're still at okay prices and just hope things will settle back down by next year.

>>107738621
That's good. Limited editions ones are all I got for the 3DS series, so I can't really part with them even if I barely touch them anymore and I could get some decent money for them.
The covid era probably helped with those prices skyrocketing too.

Minecraft loading screen cup.

>>107738273
java is based but i just dont like the oracle part

>>107738376
nobody forces you to use oracle, silly billy

there are plenty of other distributions like amazon correcto, temurin etc. OpenJDK is the spec and is Oracle independent.

>>107737373
>never seem mention
it's called taking a bath.

>>107732241
>the west gets so greedy that it prices itself out of its own market and kills itself
>supposedly evil china just wants to price things that lets people buy them
wow how horrible, i hope we give 200 billion more to israel for the stress this must be causing them.

>>107735908
Circumcisiom was pushed by a cornflake guy who hates masturbation and made it everyone's problem.

>>107737397
The "medically useful" thing they're referencing is almost certainly cancer and stds. The statistical impact here boils down to basically nothing, but they trot it out every fucking time like getting circumcised spares the lives of millions of Americans annually.

>>107737240
Intel is the only license issuer for x86 and AMD is the only license issuer for x86_64.

>>107734742
nomacs

can i get compromised by using a script like 4chanx?

>>107736460
no

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Just tried Hyperdroid on my phone. Whoa, the maker really went all the way in making it work just like using Windows 11. They even went too far with Windows11 sounds and a file explorer like Windows Explorer. They even copied Settings amd the Taskbar. App drawer with search is the Windows button with Windows logo, omg. After spending time with DeX on my Samsung tablet, I don't want to go back to the regular Android launchers. My faves are the LG and Microsoft launchers until now, but DeX and Hyperdroid are next level and my new faves now. Hyperdroid forces landscape, though, won't work in portrait like DeX and and any other Android launcher.

Damn, my phone looks like a Windows 11 phone or something, fucking kek

>>107738428
Nevermind, Hyperdroid doesn't run apps in their own windows like DeX. Meh.

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>>107738088
node alchemy

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>>107738068
yeah this makes sense.

ControlNet 0: "Module: dw_openpose_full, Model: diffusion_pytorch_model_promax, Weight: 1, Resize Mode: Crop and Resize, Processor Res: 512, Threshold A: 0.5, Threshold B: 0.5, Guidance Start: 0.0, Guidance End: 1.0, Pixel Perfect: False, Control Mode: My prompt is more important, Hr Option: Both"

so we have a sensible value for Module. also, Control Mode is populated, which i mean who the fuck knows if that matters?

i mean really at some point you may want to consider just biting the bullet and goin comfy. idk if u have used it ever, but it's... fine... now. easy to have multiple workspaces open, kind of easy to swap images around between them (if ur stuck in upscale/inpaint/whatever workflows). idk it's a huge pain in the dick but usually it's because you stepped on your own penis and not because the main codebase is complete ass

>>107738106
this is a sure sign of the end of days... illuminatianon selling comfentanyl to the kiiiiiids fuck them kids

>>107738106
i just installed forge and it works better than A1111 regarding color bleed so im going to stick with it and see if i can make the most of things, while your here do you remember an extension which prevented colors spilling into different tags? (i.e blue shirt, brown eyes, red shoes would make only the specific things they were tagged with that color) i cant remember what it was for the life of me but it worked with SDXL models

>>107738280
pdfs are not really meant to be editable
use latex or tikz or groff or postscript or whatever like a normal person