>it's LITERALLY ALL of humanity that is on the stake, not my own shitty "art" career of drawing porn or commissions on twitter. You OWE me money for existing!

>>107803252
>it took me ten years, it must take everyone ten years
Anon, some people ARE smarter and more capable than you. Some people genuinely have no trouble picking up skills that took you a long time to get your head around.

>>107803312
I think it's very fun when people write fanfiction about my posts

>>107803324
And they say that techbros are uncreative

>>107802445
those are just jeets

>>107803030
ah yes, one of the great joys of am3 , i almoas forgot that you had to be careful which board you got ,because many of them didnt have thermal protection and would literally catch fire if you used the 8 core chips and did any oc.

>>107803030
>It was one of two matx boards that could run an 8-core
It can technically "run it" but that 4 phase VRM is not gonna hold 4GHz base clock on an FX-8350 without throttling, you need at the very least a 6 phase VRM to run it, it would likely get the classic 1.4GHz thottling issues or straight up crash, depending how the board handles it, but it would not work Prime95 stable.

>>107803044
I say it all the time but AMD should've policed AM3+ better, the 8 core chips should've never been allowed on 970 motherboard or stuff like the 78LMT, those motherboards with 95W stuff like the FX-6300 were an amazing buy, but all they did allowing 125W stuff on shitty boards is give FX a bad name when it doesn't work right and your vidya is stuttering.

>>107803060
mine did 4.2 GHz without throttling, 80mm fan on the vrm heatsink.

>>107801260
>but I have never had as much fun with a computer as I did when...
You had fun because things were cheaper? Or because you grew out of toys?

>>107803333
Based, I should've added that the vrm can provide the current to run 8 cores maxed out, but not with passive cooling, 4 phases stepping down the voltage is not enough, it gets too hot without a fan on it and throttles, so that is also a fix for throttling, but a lot of people building FX 8350s on low end boards didn't know that sp they think the CPU sucks

>>107803398
Probably a little bit of both, I had built my FX8350 in anticipation for GTA V, the last game I ever was excited about, so I didn't care that my CPU was pulling 150w or more with the 4.5GHz oc, or that my 7970 was a 250w chud of a card, my CPU was cheaper than intel and unlocked, which made it fun, also I was 18 years old at the time, so part of it is becoming an old bastard, now I have efficient parts and run Linux, so radically different than I was in 2014.

>>107802218
imagine dropping 3k on a monitor

>>107803394
I earn that in less than an hour. It's hardly a big deal.

>>107803394
> 3 kenyan shillings

>>107803148
What's the difference? Seriously

>>107802218
>$3,000 for an IPS monitor

>>107802635
i wouldnt fucker

Big Print is unironically a real conspiracy. Nothing goodv has happened to people trying to develop/sell alternatives. They want to hold you hostage with expensive, often proprietary refills to keep you in a pseudo-subscription style payment loop. You'll pay the exorbitant cost when you desperately need that work/uni document printed, and it'll barely last. Don't like it? Fuck you monkey, we'll sue!

>>107802788
Maybe f the ones that are already done are really not reasonable

>>107802817
It's interesting, it says permanent fail state for things like overvoltage overcurrent conditions, if you accidentally plugged your thing in wrong for a second somehow, I guess you could replace the 1 chip?

>>107803162
>permanent fail state for things like
there's lots of ways li-ion batteries can fail. mine failed because it was fully depleted (the circuit design was flawed and had too small of a resistance between the terminals even when not in use).
you probably can't just swap chips out unless you had another custom chip, since the other half of the security is built into the device powered by the battery.
i was trying to gain full access and reset the fail bit, as a manufacturer would do if they refurbished the battery.
i actually tried powering the device using a power supply, and the device said fuck you, you aren't using an authorized battery.
this was DJI chinkshit, btw, which is all but worthless in the US now because of import control and laws against using them for gov't projects.

>>107803270
On laptop batteries packs they have a fuse that can be blown with an external current for permanent disablement, maybe this one is similar?
An overdischarged battery actually is dangerous to charge again so maybe consider that too.

>>107802213
They have cryptographic security on those, I imagine not too dissimilar to the kind on smartcards, IDs, passports and such. This is only as secure as the software on the printer itself of course, so they locked that down too, full chain of trust from boot, anti downgrade, auto updates, who knows what else.

>>107803325
Loonix will never, ever, ever, EVER beat windows. If windows actively dispersed anthrax into the air it would still have a higher market share.

>>107803325
It's the year of mac.....

>>107803379
They will get rid of him if the Microslop meme doesn't die down

Normies don't care. Only nerds care about operating systems.
Most normies don't even know what their "OS" is or that any update even happened.
You're using a product targeted to and tailored for double digit IQ simpletons and you are complaining?
"You can get away with nearly anything and your customer will probably not even realize what's up or they won't care" is the whole business model of any normie-facing product. It's a big reason why it's so stupidly profitable.

>>107803325
Windows died with XP.

>>107788216
Literally just online encrypt your whole disk with bitlocker. It's 2026 bro.

Guess who finished the script that automated mounting veracrypt vault and opening Obsidian within?

Why the FUCK does Linux need a " " path to executable if there's a space in a folder name...BUT NOT FOR ICON PATH.
What the fuck. If not for Gemini I would never guess this shit. A fuck-you type of system logic.

>>107801163
you can avoid using " " by using a escape sequence(it won't work in some config files so you are better of using ""):

New\ Year\ Resolution

is same as "New Year Resolution"

Obsidian is electron slop, just use vim

>>107788216
Dont worry OP they already got all the info they need. You will be put in jail promptly.

>>107801134
Why don't you ask Co-Pilot about it?

>>107801911
i think that will break things more
i havent done anything
the error says the the user cancelled the operation

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>windows 11

>>107801597
Power management is one of those small, but utterly-critical-in-the-real-world things where Windows comprehensively roflstomps Linux's entire bloodline to death.
When I see posts like this, no matter how reasonably-written they seem, you just know you're dealing with some flerfer-tier misunderstanding of how reality works at best - and someone who hasn't taken their meds for two months at worst.

>>107803210
Then why was I getting 5-6 hours of battery life on Linux compared to the 3-4 hours I'm getting now? Am I 'misunderstanding reality' of picking up the charger block more times now than before?

>>107802246
>Too bad factorio cant have multiple layers
there do be underground belts, so 1 extra layer, kind of

>>107790966
<3
>>107803190
sugoi...

>>107802480
>Surface mount is possible to do by hand but kind of a pain in the ass, and is really optimized for machines. Humans could precisely set all the components with their ends in the little beads of pre-tinned or paste solder and then put it in an oven, but it's tedious and too easy to bump already placed components.
i saw a video of some european guy in a creepy basement demonstrate a way to solder surface mount components quickly/easily by hand
i think he used a bent spoon at one point, i was afraid it was drug paraphernalia for a second

>>107788197
It's called circuit design.
Many arent particularily efficient because routing is NP hard but hey (modern frontier chips are an absolute clusterfuck of inefficient spaghetti circuits), that leaves room for better products from competitioners

>>107803235
>(modern frontier chips are an absolute clusterfuck of inefficient spaghetti circuits),
i didn't know

>>107797801
>how big? I have a 900mm x 400mm which seems about right.
I think it's 120x50 CM

>>107795620
aqua control 2

>>107795620
Deskpad? I just go raw.

>>107795620
gmk foundation 'artist'

>>107795620
>frayed at the edges
Get one with fully stitched edges or that's inevitable
I use gaymerz nexus deskpad plus an artisan pad double-sided taped in place

>>107802020
>proves the point
Deeply concerning.

>>107790803
Vietnamese VPN sellers are about to make a mint

>>107792252
What the government does to foreigners has nothing to do with democracy. It's more democratic the more power the people have.

So, of course, democracies don't really exist.

>>107790803
Based. The shitty burger eaters will lose once again.

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Vietnam is the future

>>107803058
Zen 3? More like pre-Zen
The only way to fight RAM prices is to retvrn to DDR3 since DDR4 prices ryse just as fast as DDR5

>>107801037
Sweet
I think T14 would be even better, if your workplace has external monitors.

>>107802383
That's real thing many people in /tpg/ refuse to believe since the don't really use their thinkpads.

>>107801037
S
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>>107762831
I'm going to laugh at you SO FUCKING HARD if the seller bulk bought a load of Thinkpads from an e-waste shop to shuck them for RAM and SSDs to resell them on eBay and you're getting basically a shell with a mobo and CPU and nothing else.

Though with a t400 that's really unlikely since it shipped with a hdd and DDR3 1066MHz RAM

>>107803010
Oh no it wasn't ebay I got it from a local site it's just some old guy who bought it new and it clearly had an OS on it so it had to have both RAM and an HDD. I might be retarded but even I'm not that dumb. Anyway I picked it up since then and it works just fine does reek of tobacco though and of course the fan was filthy and it wasn't repasted in nearly 20 years

>>107801880
custom discord client

>>107801727
How?

>>107798790
matrix is the answer even though you foolishly rejected it

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>discord thread
Discord recently required I add a phone and verify it, but no matter how many times I click "resend" no verification code would come through

I opened up a support ticket under the 'Account Verification' option and it would keep getting automatically marked as "Solved" with no ability to actually talk to a human

So i opened up a "Technical Support" ticket, and after being transferred from the AI chat agent "Nelly" to what I presume to be an actual person, all they did was keep marking my ticket as "Solved" and I kept re-opening it until they eventually flat out prevented me from re-opening the ticket

Anybody else have to deal with this garbage support?

>>107798790
its insane to me that no zoomer has yet created irc with inline images etc, all the minor modern features that noobs want to see.

>>107803018
android become a shit in last years anyway, who cares

>>107803018
Idk whatever e-celeb you're talking about, but doesn't this mean that Android isn't allowed to call themselves "open source" anymore. I though there was like a legal definition for open source and how it pertained to copyright law.

>>107803062
It's open source of you make the source available. Doesn't have to be available publicly or permanently, or for free.
What they release is the source for new versions of Android, but you can keep the source for current versions for as long as you like and make it available to others in any way you want.

>>107803018
>is the same as being a crazy nazi incel conspiracy theorist.
the powers that beep will say nazi incel conspiracy "coded" or "adjacent" or other buzzwords

>>107803018
QPR 1 and 3 are now closed source

>>107795518
Not reading the thread beyond the op. Good job posting here, now start posting this shit on reddit so all the AIs can "learn" it.

>>107800407
AI is beginning to learn from itself by being trained on slop.

>>107795518
Sue

>>107795903
>Lol, sounds preposterous, but it's this exactly the kind of shit defamation lawsuits are meant to take care of?

No. First problem is actually finding out who to sue. You can't sue the AI since it's not a person. The second is proving intent. Was the party you're sueing intentionally trying to cause damages? Then you actually have to prove damages. Can you equate loss of business/revenue DIRECTLY to the AI having incorrect data.

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (1996) give a lot of protections to websites (even websites like 4chan which is good). But it makes sueing them for content posted on their sites nearly impossible unless they were posting it themselves.
If someone posted something defamatory on 4chan for example the victim wouldn't be able to sue Moot.

>>107795518
cool larp