>>107631037
>closes tab
>opens /pol/
>makes new thread
>what timmie gonna do? she built for my bbc shieeet

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>>107631037
Take Michael Jackson bleech pills.

>>107631037
had never realized how similar indians are to italianx

>>107632442
They are rewriting File Explorer in React sar.

>>107632518
Gm.

This actually happened already some years ago with image glass lol

qimgv

>>107631442
idk i dont have these weird incel problems i just use whatever opens photos when i press spacebar on mac

>>107631442
All windows software is malware until proven innocent

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blegh, starts to struggle w/ multiple charas

it keeps fucking up 3700's hair

Is there anything that's uncensored for NSFW like NovelAI but can generate true photographic style and not drawn/rendered style? Also preferably it has an unlimited tier like NovelAI.

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>>107632514
I *think* it's just local and local models on the cloud for photographic, genuinely NSFW, stuff?

>>107629041
Depends. It's just a tool for fabbing custom parts. If you /diy/ stuff a lot then 100% yes. Even if you just do computer and tech stuff it can be useful, like for printing brackets and mounts or fan shrouds. Just depends on how creative you get.

>>107629041
>it looks like a cool hobby
Doesn't need to be hobby anymore. You don't have 2d/paper printer at home because it's hobby.
I have 3d printer because I need parts.

>>107629041
I'm just getting into it. I got an Elegoo Neptune 4 Max and it's big asf compared to everything else in the sub-$400 price range.
>>107629231
Mine is old-style a.k.a. can be a little bit bitchy to callibrate, but it can also measure its own printbed with 120 points (o algo) and do some other nifty things (frequenct sweep the whole flat to calculate a vibration compensation table) so I'm happy with it. Assembly piss easy.
Can print "exotic" stuff like nylon but I'll just stick to PLA until I get a box to put it in and extra ventilation.

>>107629041
I got one 5 years ago. There are long periods I don't use it, but it's a handy thing to have. Printing broken plastic pieces on a car, random hooks and other shit around the house... I've been thinking of getting a newer one since they're apparently a lot better but not sure if I'm able to justify it with my level of usage

>>107629107
>without feeding the capitalist machine too much

Anon, I appreciate your good intentions but think of it a little further.
By generating demand of these machines and the consumables it uses, you ARE feeding the capitalist machine. And the factories that make them, are also feeding a bigger machine.

It's almost impossible to no feed it at this point, one way or another.

But it's a lot better than buying new stuff for each of the people you want to gift to.

>>107631748
6-7 more weeks

>>107632046
Good. Thank you Xi

>>107631967
I have a second monitor. Monitors are cheap now.

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>>107631967
retard things are better when they are centered because you don't have to look across the whole screen

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>>107631967
op be like

>>107632502
In the 4chan example, most of my time on site is used reading posts, nit browsing catalogue

Web browsers need tiling windows inside the browser.
When is this happening?

>>107630097
She is from telegram

Stabilizing aaa

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>>107627246
>bee sting face
Get well soon queen

>>107627246
nice tranny

>>107632377
even hotter

>>107610639
>DSL
>doesn't support bridge mode
Nuh uh. No fucking way that's a thing. DSL uses standard shit on the link layer. You can get your credentials out of it and use it with whatever. It's not DOCSIS, that's a load of shit.
>>107610935
... There is a DSL home gateway with AX wifi? What the fuck are the krauts doing.

>>107612143
>250
>DSL
are you sure its not got a GPON ONT plugged in

>>107632061
A pool managed the storage, and contains vDEVs. You put the disks in a vDEV an give that to the pool. The pool then does the raid stuff.
You could right now create a pool with "RAID" z1, add your two disks, and get roughly one disk of redundant storage.
Later you can add more disks to the internal vDEV by expanding it with the new disk(s), this can be a very slow process. Each disk will add roughly its size to the space available, while remaining one disk redundant.
If at 6 disks you decide you want to have 2 or more redundant disks, you are fucked. For that you'll need to move all the data off the disks, create a new pool with z2 or mirror or whatever, and move all the data back onto it.

While not recommended, you can use disks of various sizes, while you buy same size disks, I've been running a pool with different disk sizes for many years, and it's been fine. You just loose some space.

You can also give a pool other vDEVs for special tasks, like a cache. For small pools you don't really need that, as ZFS will use unused RAM for caching (it doesn't reserve it, so when a program needs more RAM it just takes some of the RAM used for caching).

>>107604315
I completely forgot about making this post, love the fact I seem to have stirred up a shitstorm. I think the reason it's controversial is because a lot of Anons gain pleasure from having many moving parts with every use case catered for. Glad to see I'm not the only one who enjoys the idea of putting arbitrary hard limits on things and shrinking them instead of expanding them.

>>107615522
I gain mental clarity by needing to focus on fewer things at once. One device, one firewall, no NAT, etc. As well as an autistic satisfaction from building things from the ground up and ending up with a setup that is unorthodox, but entirely my own. For example, a lot of anons mentioned power consumption being a motivating factor - I don't have or need hardware powerful enough for that to be an issue to me in the first place, so I can afford to think outside the dogma of needing an extra low power router/server to compensate for the beefy PC.

>>107606972
If I can access files hosted on it from a remote location, then I do think it qualifies as a "server". I'm thinking of limiting as many services as is feasible to Wireguard (I'm also looking into things like QUIC). Ideally, it would be the only device on the network, in which case no routing would be needed, but it could also provide routing for another device that might need an Internet connetion. Yes, I am aware of the limitations of this.

>>107632139
The point was to illustrate a PC being directly connected to the modem, either omitting the router or the PC itself being a router of some kind. Meanwhile, you're sperging over the source image being from the mid 2000s.

>>107632477
nice, good luck bro

>buy it for life
Sebo if you like repairability or Miele if you don't care. Accept no substitutes.

never had luck with dyson always break on me, cheap plastic clips and stuff.

>>107632062
>batteries for a quick suck before she mops
why would she need batteries for that?

>>107632316
>miele
Not anymore
Servicing contract only
Good luck repairing on your own.

Don't get a Dyson. Just had a v15's motor burn out, a year after the warranty ran out. Took it apart, loads of internal voids that collect mountains of dust between the prefilter and motor module, which turns out is a sealed unit that is a total bitch to open up. I can even see the copper coils through the perforations but can't access them without butchering the whole thing. Dyson just replaces the whole body if there's an issue with the motor, out of warranty - £160, which just a scam in my opinion. Overpriced crap, fuck them.

Instead, For £210 - not much more than the replacement dyson body, I've been considering the makita 40v CL004G, since I already have XGT batteries. Powered head, optional hepa filter, 3 year warranty. Small collection bin, but can just be emptied more often and I know every part will be available for replacement at reasonable price.

>>107620743
>uses cpp and swift
doa.

>browser made by a drug addict
>tried rust for 2 weeks, a time frame so short one cannot possibly explore any advanced concepts in any depth
>claims Rust, a language made by the Mozilla employee, is unsuitable for browser development due to object oriented APIs, demonstrating a total lack of understanding
>decides to use apple's swift programming language which doesn't properly run on anything but apple OS

Yeah right.

>>107630611
stay mad

>>107622146
Being transphobic is not "based".

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>>107627786
I'm still waiting for a good, native implementation of vertical tabs. Edge is okish, but the sidebar is too slow. All the other implementations I've seen are garbage.
Thank God for Tree Style Tab + userChrome.css.

>>107630327
At least their richest men didn't grow up benefitting from apartheid and despite having the most money on the planet, the world's richest man whines on twitter to make someone else start a race war he could start himself.
It's weird how he acts like an unhappy incel on twitter despite having the most money in the world because money equals happiness and he doesn't seem happy despite that. He can wipe his rage tears with his reusable rockets.

>>107632142
They don't have the reusable rocket man whining on their twitter so that's an instant win.
>Anti white racism is a problem, but I'm not gonna do anything except go on twitter and cry about it as I give money to afd to make germany import indians instead of pakis

The chink way is to zerg rush and cheat at everything. It's in their nature. It's why they love reading the Talmud so much.

>>107630327
Don't have jews to help them.

>>107632142
Only 4 countries can produce ballpoint pens and americucks aren't one of them. China is among them, although relatively recently. Keep coping, subhuman mutt

>>107618757
>I NEED THIS UPDATE PLEASE I BEG OF YOU
+1 this is so much better

>>107610173
Wake up XTchan

>>107621861
>The 4chan-X dev has been gone for way longer than the XT dev has.
Yet 4chan X got updated and XT didn't.

>>107632459
That's down to their personal lives, anon. For all you know, the XT dev can show up tomorrow.

>>107632476
He's just looking for self gratification. He wants to feel good for sticking with X

>>107623511
>va la
où, soit plus précis

>>107626945
I think the reason is that the beige boxes were designed to look nice
Nowadays the case goes under the table where you never look at it, so it's not designed to be sexy anymore

>>107626983
part of this, other part being that corporations don't sell desktops or towers like they did back in the 80s and 90s. a lot of people now just build their own.

>>107623511
I don’t miss having to move my monitor to get inside my computer

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>>107626983
uh yeah modern cases are ugly

>>107631648
hes just like me fr!

>>107630775
enterprise gives you group policy to set telemetry to security and uninstall preinstalled bloat

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Can't get Windows to find my installed programs even though windows search is turned on in services and the shortcuts are there and valid in the C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs file path. What do?

>>107630969
It's a solid enough tool in the vein of shit like Chris Titus's WinUtil or Winhance.

>>107632132
Looking around have you disabled apps running in the background? Apparently that can stop programs appearing in Search.
You could also just switch over to Everything and EverythingToolbar and replace Windows Search completely.

With uv and conda you can easily install additional Python versions.
I prefer to unpack standalone python builds into /usr/local/ and then just use pip and venv for the actual environments.

just use uv like everybody else.
its becoming the de-facto python project manager.

>>107631165
>With uv and conda you can easily install additional Python versions.
This is why I began using it, it's just that they can also manage all the other stuff, too. I haven't switched to uv yet, though.

portage is the only good python package manager

>>107629555
Sorry, I have a strict standard-library-only policy