Tor, what the actual fuck is going on:>Almost ALL of the guard nodes are in NATO countries like Ingerland, Germany, Netherlands, France, Finland and the US>3 relay families own more than a THOUSAND nodes (niggers like family:1D57EFEA3442E6(4chinz thinks this is spam, just delete this and the other parentheses)8993E7C21E7(nig)C1F350E8(fuckniggers)3BFFAF9, family:FC326586B78(nig)C91CE7199528B(kekerald)82163FD4FB(fuckthespamfilter)189D57(this one family has an 18% exit probability), and more than 600 nodes called "Quetzalcoatl" with the same contact info and has a 12% exit probability)>Most of the time you get a circuit with Germany -> Random cunt -> Germany or Netherlands -> Random cunt -> NetherlandsThis is it? It's ogre? Can snowflake proxies at least solve the circuit problem? (more than 100k snowflake proxies are active from the browser addon alone)
>>107890598White people are the only humans on the planet who are supposed to think that racism is bad. All other races are racist and find it normal, which it is.
>>107884693Running a tor node makes you no money and puts you at risk of law enforcement action, so outside of a small handful of altruists, only government agencies have an incentive to run nodes.There was a project called Lokinet which paid cryptocurrency to node operators and could've changed this incentive structure, but shitlibs and /g/tards are both too dumb for crypto, so it never took off.
>>107891053White people are also the only ones dumb enough to let Jews run their media, so there's that.
>>107884693>almost all guard nodes are in NATO countriesOf course they are. People forget TOR has its roots in the United States Navy. It makes perfect sense that adoption of software descended from the US military would be more prolific in US allies. Also, consider the fact that on a global scale, NATO and nine eyes countries are generally much more developed and actually have the infrastructure to support TOR nodes. This isn't some western hijacking of TOR, it was destined to be this way from the very beginning if you think about what TOR fundamentally is.
just blacklist the regions you dont like if you don't trust them?>>Almost ALL of the guard nodes are in NATO countriesnigger i am NOT hosting relays out of my basement just so some furry mutt can spam CP from it, i already have to jump through retarded hoops like the chinamen do with their firewall to play my shitty full loot pvp games randomly based on whatever schizophrenic meltdown my ISP has
whats a smartphone that just works and i can sell a few months later? >t. third world poorfag that broke his phone
>>107891096it still has to work a few months and it has to hold SOME resale value so nothing too niche or unreliable
>>107891101oh my god bro just buy a refurbished phone from xiaomi or something
>>107891114doesn't xiaomi have like shit software?
>>107891101Hmm idk then just get a samsung galaxy perhaps
>>107891101>it still has to workwhy wouldn't it work? even a cheap ass phone will do all the normie shit you want
Let me guess, you need more?
>>107885131This is of course completely wrong. Apple 2 as a business machine and much more expensive than BBC model B. As a business machine it was used for all kinds of tasks and VisiCalc was probably the first killer application. That program alone was the reason why Apple 2 sold in droves and for a long time.It turns out that an 8-bit 1 MHz computer with 48 KB RAM is sufficient, proivided the programmers are competent.>>107885429>>107885606There are no reasons, though many clocked the Z80 at the colour burst frequency to simplify the graphics a tiny bit.>>107885680>You're not getting the fact that it's cheaper to design and manufacture an inherently slow 6502-based color micro than it is a Z80-based one.Gotta have a source for that one. Early 6502 machines (including Apple 2) were clocked at 1 MHz and later ones at 2 MHz. None were considered slow. And I never heard of any 6502 machines clocked slower than 1 MHz.Z80 machines were often clocked at 4.77 MHz but needed more clocks per instructions than 6502, and came out about the same as a 1 MHz 6502.
>>107886760Surely the patent on PCI has expired by now.
>>107887682>sold enough to get around 8 different modelsbootlegs/clones made in russia that were never 100% compatible don't count. and still a tiny fraction of what the c64 ever sold. cope harder, faggot.
>>107885680>when you believe your own delusion lies this much that it's embarrassing for others just to read your cringez80 was a slow piece of shit>>107890491these coping retard fucking faggots have 0 idea how CPUs work. they truly believe mhz = performance. they don't know what clock cycles are. they probably think a clock cycle is a digital watch riding a bike.
>>107888335>when you're so dangerously retarded that you seriously believe people are dumber than youobvious chatgpt slop posted by an intellectually bankrupt loser: confirmed and witnessed.
How the fuck is a 1998 game capable of generating collisions for any terrain and it just works on super old hardware?Meanwhile Godot's trimesh is so slow it cannot even run smoothly on modern hardware (and also broken since version 4), while anything other than trimesh will cause the player to literally fall through the stage?Can someone explain this?
>>107890900That is only possible if you detect if a line between point A and B intersects any colision shape. And if you have arbitrary collision shapes then this is only possible by splitting the line into points and checking each one. If the line is too long (because of distance) you simply cannot check all points
>>107890882what, the ukrainian nigger with a gtx750 who got kicked off the team for trying to kick off all russians from the development?
>>107889363>How the fuck is a 1998 game capable of generating collisions for any terrain and it just works on super old hardware?also reminder that this game was pure slop, we have the decompiled code and nintendo devs did a doghshit job and performances were subpar.the n64 was under-exploited by bad devs.>Meanwhile Godot's trimesh is so slow it cannot even run smoothly on modern hardware (and also broken since version 4), while anything other than trimesh will cause the player to literally fall through the stage?godot devs are mid at best and they make a general-purpose engine ie the worst kind of engine you can make.jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none except the tradeoffs you make add up very fast and make your low-poly game runs like trash, same shit as with unreal or unity.also juan went batshit crazy as soon as he moved to spain and bent the knee in front of his new troon overlords.if he wants his engine to be used in various jams he has to strock women penises on a daily basis so they don't ruin in his life, he should have stay in argentina surrounded by normal people where blackmailing from mentally ill subhumans does not work
>>107889363sm64 doesnt generate collision meshes on the fly. the level exporter generates a list of collision triangles. these triangles are binned into 2d square cells. because they didnt think up raycasts yet, collision traces test on 4 points across the direction you are going. if one point is less than 50 units behind a triangles front face it is counted as a collision
>>107891034>nintendo devs did a doghshit jobHow dare they not have 30 years worth of as-yet-not-existent knowledge beamed into their brains and computers 500,000 times more powerful in their pockets! I demand a refund!
>What phone has X and Y feature?Don't ask, use these!https://www.gsmarena.com/search.php3https://www.kimovil.com/en/compare-smartphoneshttps://phonedb.net/index.php?m=device&s=queryGood Resources:>Reviewshttps://www.gsmarena.comhttps://www.phonearena.comhttps://www.notebookcheck.net>Frequency Checkershttps://www.frequencycheck.comhttps://kimovil.com/en/frequency-checkerComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Retard here, what's the best way to transfer data from Huawei P30 Lite to Redmi note?
So /g/, are you gonna help Make Mobile Operators Great Again or are you Ridin' with Biden like a shitlib?
Global Smartphone Sales Q4 2025.
>>107888229phone needs a stable internet connection for 1 week, then request unlock on their website https://github.com/zenfyrdev/bootloader-unlock-wall-of-shame/blob/main/brands/motorola/README.md
>>107890842This confirms that all these fucking things phone home constantly then what the fuck
If you didn't buy a Blu-Ray drive to rip things before 2024/2025, you fucked up. Prices have gone up 200%, the end of production is here, and you will no longer own this for anything less than 200 dollars if you can find it in stock.
>>107886198No, all stored inside. This is a pervasive problem, stop acting like you've never seen DVD drives just stop working.For the BD drive I increased the power to its red laser and it started recognizing discs again, but only after 2-3 attempts.So it's not damaged or anything, just normal degradation that ALL of them experience.
>>107888435>just normal degradation that ALL of them experiencedepends?>>107884236
>>107887941how do you know???
>>107890978Because I was there.https://files.catbox.moe/aw6elg.jpg
>>107891017Stallman bless you autist. Thank you.
It cost me less than 400 euros, AM5 rig. The parts are :Motherboard : Gigabyte eagle AX B650 AM5- Brand new from Amazon 135 euros with shipping includedProcessor : Amd RYZEN 5 8400F AM5 socket - used from Vinted 75 euros with shipping includedCPU cooler : Bequiet dark rock 3 130mm fan 6 heatpipes : used from Vinted 20 euros shipping included Ram : 16 Gb kit sk hynix SODIMM : used from Vinted 48 euros shipping included Sodimm to dimm adapters : brand new from Aliexpress, 10 euros for each so 20 euros in total. Gpu : bought separately before gpu Armageddon : brand new from Amazon - Nvidia rtx 5060 8 gb gddr7 - 269 euros during black Friday So the mobo, ram and processor came to 300 euros give or take. I won't enable xmp/expo as already the adapters add distance between the ram and the motherboard but they are stable, gonna put it in my new pc case with the gpu next week. I'm so happy bros.
>8400F>16G laptop RAM in DUAL CHAHHEL>5060>all usedInto the trash it goes.
>>1078911055060 is brand new retardo. And I don't mind used parts, i build and sell gaming pcs for a living and never got burnt once (except a really old 128 gb ssd that had 20% life left). this setup will last me 6-7 years minimum seeing DDR6 will not arrive till 2031
>>107891105Not to mention there are barebones Am4 rigs that cost double this setup. I am good till personal computing is dead
>Post YFW when you did the smart thing and upgraded your PC last year. >TFW 5070Ti is getting discontinue>5060 Ti as well>3060 being brought back for plebians.
I wait until a technology is mature and then I upgrade to it.Currently on ddr4, will skip ddr5 entirely.
>>107884685Mfw devs stop using ue5 and unity and web browsers stop needing 2gb per tab Fixed that for you
>>107890876>entire industry is about to start catering to poorfagsWon't happen. They will just tell you to use upscaling/fake frames and whatever ai crap they can push into the software.
>>107890987>web browsers stop needing 2gb per tabthey don't. programs use the RAM that is available to them because why the fuck wouldn't they?doesn't mean they absolutey "need" that much and couldn't run on less.wake up, grandpa. your compulsion to not use RAM is outdated.
I bought a 9070xt for a somewhat normal price about a month ago, close to 600€It wasn't even the worst model, it's a powercolor hellhound
>M point 2
>>107890111>point not dotbrown language
yep, these are next on my price hike list
What's the point of AI stock images if anyone can make their own in seconds?
>>107890573I'd say there is room for taste when prompting
Let's see your setups /g/!
>>107886166There already is a /bst/ thread.>>107878649>>107878649>>107878649
>>107888093>There already is a /bst/ threadNobody cares about your shill thread
wussup losers
>>107890722How much was it in total?
>>107886166What size are those CRTs? I just picked up a 17 inched and the thing completely towers over everything else on my desk. I'm gonna need a larger table if I want to fit it and not be completely awkward
what will a post AGI, jobless world look like?
>>107886337Based Jacque fresco enjoyer
>>107886080Total ascension of the spirit not long after. Every soul its own world, connected by lobbies and hubs
>>107886505This. I can easily live off welfare.t. NEET
>>107886080Me fucking perfect wives
>>107886103What makes you think our elite would be happy subsidizing the masses' lives rather than just killing them? It won't be like they need them to make/do things anymore
It’s crazy how it will literally be impossible to build a PC in about 12-18 months, and might never be possible again.whatever PC you have now is probably it.Unless you feel like spending 200-500% MSRP for RAM and GPUs. And even that option is likely to go away. At some point soon, your “upgrading” options will be a cloud terminal connecting to Sam Altman’s panopticon, or a $300,000 server.
>>107886862This.Computing was so much better when it was inaccessible to peasants.
>>107886909The peasants have phones now.
I've been using a 2021 lenovo legion (ryzen 7 + 3060) connected to an external monitor as a desktop pc. It's not bad but fuck I need a real computer.
>>107888038And with persistent component shortages, they'll inevitably be forced to downgrade.
>>107880265The problem isn't the poor, but pricing more people out of buying what they need
Recently, senior executives at Salesforce have admitted, both internally and publicly, that they massively overestimated AI’s capabilities. They have found that AI simply can’t cope with the complex nature of customer service and totally fails at nuanced issues, escalations, and long-tail customer problems. They even say that it has caused a marked decline in service quality and far more complaints.But the problems go far deeper than that.Both employees and executives have said that the company is wasting countless resources on firefighting to stabilise operations since the mass AI layoff. Employees have to spend so much time stepping in to correct the wildly wrong AI-generated responses that AI is wasting more time than it saves. In other words, this AI reduces productivity, not increases it.But there is also a huge problem here with expertise and skill debt. On top of the firefighting to correct the AI, executives have also highlighted how they are also having to firefight to stabilise their systems from problems that were previously easily solved by staff who had the required experience and skill. However, these staff were fired in the AI layoffs.Expertise, experience and skilled employees are really hard for a company to acquire. You see, much of the expertise, experience, and skills required are unique to the company and its operations. These operations will have quirks, common problems, and unique issues that even the most experienced outsider will really struggle with, but are effortless to someone with experience within the company. As such, these attributes are not only vital, but are nurtured and grown within a company, and cannot be hired in on a whim. What Salesforce has done is chuck all this experience out the window, and now they are suffering.>https://www.planetearthandbeyond.co/p/reality-is-breaking-the-ai-revolutionthoughts?
>>107889203>What will happen to the executives that fucked this up so badly? they quit and go somewhere else to fuck over
>>107889127>A Climate & Politics Journalist who is pissed off that the world is burning, corrupt and broken, yet no one in power seems to care.lol, lmao even
>>107889127What a fucking surprise. Was only obvious to anyone with half a brain. Too bad managers have less brain than that.
>>107890509>Just a chaotic autistic man trying to make sense of the worldOh dear...>>107889127OP, explain yourself. You're posting the musings of literal fucking retards?
>>107890509Alright lets see what this newsletter is all about:>Reality is breaking the AI buble>Starlink is doomed>this is how tesla will die>spacex has finally figured out why...>even without musk, tesla is finished>the walls are closing in on tesla>musk's space ai data centre (he's a fucking bong) plans are moronic>grok's desprevity (his word, not mine) perfectly demonstrates how utterly screwed the...>the ai industry is starting to unravel>tesla is dying>spacex's potential ipo is not what you think it is>ai is a hard drug>the lie at the heart of the ai revolutionComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Which is the best Reddit community in terms of technology and programming?
>>107889953IDK i only browse one sub where all they do is complain about no jobs
>>107889953Decent:/r/rfelectronics/r/amateursatellites/r/pcb/r/emacs/r/ReverseEngineering/r/functionalprint/r/rtlsdrCancer:/r/linux/r/rust
>>107889953/r/g
>>107889953r/transteens
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