>We need all your GPUs>And your RAM>And your drives>And your bandwidth>And your copper>And your plastic>And your batteries>And your money>...Filthy, worthless slave.
>>107547237A slave doesn't have a job. A slave has obligations to its master. Now lick Sam's feet.
>>107547257What's available for free often feels worthless. That's why people are drawn to porn to pay for. It's not worth it. It's not better than what's available for free. But if feels good for them.
>>107547273Retards deserve to be swindled, I have no sympathy for cumbrained paypiggies.
>>107546589The most egregious part is "you will take the bill for it if it bellies up! Daddy government will ensure it!"So much for rugged, individualism and entrepreneurship!
>>107547257Feels like there is less these days because most decent stuff is paywalled and not leaked, or just gets instantly DMCA'd if it goes up anywhere else
What is the definitive game controller?
>>107547363>8bitdoThe problem is the shape. I find the Xbox shape perfect for my hands. I don't wanna experiment with something else
>>107547498It's really similiar
>>107547944It's the same but smaller but from what I read the new xbox controllers are also small.The shape does not annoy me, all I want is quality and a reasonable price.
>>1075450692.4ghz doesn't add much latency but adds confort>>107547304It's good, but it will drigt over time. Third party won't. Look ae 8bitdo ultimate or Gamesir G7/SuperNova/cyclone2.>>107547363>A wireless dongle exists but it overheats easily after two hours of gaming making the controller lose connection.Old longer one doesn't>>107547960I just compared them. 8bitdo is a bit smaller. I haven't noticed it before. I think you can only notice it when you compare them directly.
>>107525250The playstation sticks are better positioned at the center, but the x360 controller is more comfortable to use.Personally unless you play only on playstation, on PC the only controller that works in all games is the xbox one.
>want to travel to the US from the EU>have to keep track of all my dynamic IP addresses or you can't get in>and metadata from every picture I posted online >and also have to give my DNAThis feels a tad extreme
>>107546645or, idkmaybe one could act like a normal person and not show either of the extremes?i absolutely fucking loathe fakeness thoughid have no issue with a finn, but the less americans i see, the betteri have no problems with americans in here thoughtheyre not fake in here. no social pressure to act fake
>>107546645>>107546727also theyre a fearful peoplewhenever i see americans in brussels theyre terrifiedwe have pretty good race relations in here thoughamerican cities are 10x more dangerous
>>107546097Maybe if the eu did the same they wouldn't have such an immigrant problem
>>107547533The US is only requiring this of EU, not the countries it has an immigration issue with
>>107546097i use a separate email for each website it would be fun submitting the full list but thankfully i don't need to go to the usa
>micron only selling to AI companies>nvidia wont sell cards with vram on them anymore>samsung shut down consumer SSDs, will only sell to AI companies>leaks of TSMC shutting down entire retail order sections, make 80% of output only to sell directly to AI companies>no new gen consumer GPU, nvidia and AMD full pivot into AI TPUs>governments restrict home power usage to limit power factor bottlenecks for AI datacenters>taxes being raised by 5% per person, per year to construct nuclear power plants exlusively to power AI data centers>WEF and Blackrock funded cleansing of the seabed along all major countries, in order to turn the entire atlantic and pacific coasts of america and europe into data center cooling facilities>empty all gold reserves in the world to build more AI chips and asics>government programs to ravage entire national parks to make way for AI data centers>AI data centers all around the earths orbit, blocking out the sun, leading to total ecological collapse and no food, only bugs available for sustenanceYou will own nothing and you will be happy and you will prompt AI for slop cat videos
>>107546748They're banking on increasing subscription and cloud related services.
>>107545529who the hell cares?
>>107545961Yes.
>>107546748It's investment. It has nothing to do with subs. Current AI is pretty much capped, they try to bypass limits and that's impossible without better hardware. AI and Robotics will shape the future and they know it.
>>107545529You are niggercattle. They want you on the cloud with no compiler.
Does anyone else remember when this board had its anti-gaming phase? People here acted like video games were a waste of time and you're a faggot if you spend even a second playing videogames, but those same people watched hours upon hours of anime, which is no better than video games in terms of productivity or "wasting your time"You can tell it stemmed from the fact that Linux couldn't really run games. When proton came and gaming on Linux became infinitely easier, people started acting like gaming is fine.Very odd era
>>107533626but it's not like there weren't any games before protonsteam on linux was already a thing and most indies were releasing on linux (it was just a matter of hitting a button for most of them) you didn't have much choice of what to play but if you wanted aaa, feral & vp were constantly doing new releases, it was arguably a more exciting time than now.
I remember when this whole site had an anti-furry phase now like half of this site is furries kek
>>107533949A hobby should satisfy advancement of a personal attribute: physical, creative, mental, and/or social.Depending on the types of PC games you play it can satisfy 3 of the 4, and maybe some day, exergames and VR might actually make an inroad in the physical category someday.Creative would need be something like learning modeling, CAD, etc or building games.Social because playing games with comms and games focused on group gameplay.Mental depending on support can be puzzles or even certain strategy games and management.
>>107548009>PC games you play it can satisfy 3 of the 4You're stretching things enormously. > MentalAlmost all games are absolutely trivial in comparison to real life pursuits and that's pretty much a requirement for popularity and commercial viability. Even your beloved strategy games are almost always trivial and in competitive settings largely come down to quick execution learned through monotonous repetition. > SocialYou're socializing almost exclusively with the worst humanity has to offer. > CreativeThis is somewhat true but the output is worthless by almost any metric.
>>107548110>Worst humanity has to offerGet some IRL friends to group game.>Even your beloved strategy gamesIt's the variety in the genre and manipulating for outcomes in 4x titles, but can become a game of menus if I'm being honest (which is boring). When you're new to a game you're creating new neuronal pathways, like brushing your teeth with your left hand for the first times. If a game is a challenge to manipulate (outside of false challenges due to RNG retardation), it is beneficial. At the point it becomes monotonous or job-like, it should be abandoned, sure.
I got 64GB of spare ddr4 3200mhzshould I sell or should I hold?what is your expert assessment?
>>107544577same, i'd love to sell but no idea where
>>107544577Maybe in the current market having spare RAM is a good thing if your current hardware fails.
>>107545031Nigger you have access to /g/, but not an online marketplace? You don't have to go to the dark web to sell ur RAM anon.>>107544577In my country marketplace is like wall street stock room. The people buying right now has to be speculators. Which means a few people will have a lot of stock. Therefore I certainly would not be holding a lot of RAM towards the end of the RAMpocalypse, as suddenly people will figure out that they need to be selling. Also a lot of people are probably dusting off old RAM to sell right now.I'm aiming for the start-mid game to sell mine. It's all driven by official vendors though, so you just watch that. Also any kind of disturbance by MOBO manufacturers. Most stuff is going up in price though because DRAM is fairly universal, so best deals are probably had to other items.
>>107545316>not an online marketplace?too annoying, i'd prefere a physical place i could just drop all the stuff at once without getting scammed.
>>107545393>without getting scammedWhat
Why should I install a Firefox fork instead of changing shit in my about:config?
>>107544309yes, instal Birebox :D
>>107545957That looks more like Pedobear than it does Spurdo.
>>107544309There actually is no reason, I tried a few forks last week and they were all either slower or gayer than standard Firefox with custom configs. Do not bother.
>>107547667im experimenting for the first time with firefox + a good user.js and the experience is just so much better than shit like librewolf. im never going back to these meme forks, maintained by retards, its not worth it, browser just get slower
I'm tired of messing with about:config then having to undo changes just to update and apply them again, what's a good fork that doesn't pozz me too much
>UK House of Lords to ban use of VPNs by anyone under 16https://alecmuffett.com/article/134925https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46236738
>>107529556they've effectively made Tor/VPN mandatory with the recent age verification law. i literally don't know anyone who actually scans their face every time they need a wank.
So here's what we do. Create an American company for the sole purpose of selling VPN access to British children. Accept crypto currency as payment. Advertise for free via word of mouth on Discord and other chat groups. Change the domain name every time the UK government forces ISPs to block us. Send all complaints from OFCOM to /dev/null.What can they do about this?>>107529596Have you tried actually parenting?
>>107529971>tamper-proof system software which is highly effectivelmaoso the UK gets chat control? man I'm glad the UK left the EU, otherwise the mass surveillance advocates would probably have had the majority vote and the EU would have gotten chat control
>>107546969any child who is smart enough to pay you in crypto is smart enough to not need your service.
>>107529596Stop age limiting. Just ban the algorithms, add a time limit like China did with WoW, etc. Actually amazing how Chinks are solving these problems while we'll spin another 20 years trying to recognize one.
Post your /g/ related waifu
>>107544301Stop posting this temptress on a blue board
>an advertisement thread died for thisGood. Carry on.
>>107543109
>>107543109lacia
>2026 in 17 days>technology looking grim
>>107547610>piercingGrim indeed
>>107547610that's a man
>>107547682And that is a good thing!
>>107547682>won't trap you into child supportGood.
If your language does not have this, lower your tone when talking to me
>>107546787>It's the other languages who have no compatibility with established languages like C.C broke all the compatibility with established languages like FORTRAN, COBOL, ALGOL, BASIC, and PL/I. For example VMS has descriptors for arrays, strings, labels, procedures, and other data types that work for all the languages that were around at the time, and are similar to how newer languages like Common Lisp, Python, Java, and JavaScript do strings, arrays, and functions or procedures, but C can't use them. These descriptors were designed for natural interop between languages, but C had to be a special snowflake and force everyone who wants to interop with C to do things the unnatural C way, when the other languages were just naturally compatible by picking the same convention for the same data types they all shared.https://bitsavers.org/pdf/dec/vax/archSpec/VAX-11_System_Reference_Manual_Rev5_Feb79.pdf
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>>107540269>Pluto.jlYou will never be a planet.
>>107547112but ur anus will.
>>107546955really a shame we live in a world where guys like you talk common sense but thats ignored because somehow every idiot has to blindly follow unix standards
Roblox is now a honeypot.
>>107547612Now it's no wonder that it turned into a pedophile heaven.
>>107547612And they don't want solve the pdf problem inside of roblox.
>>107547695You call it a problem, they call it a feature.Broaden up your perspectives, goy.
>>107547612I still play it but can't chat since I won't send my fucking face to roblox
>>107547612No, this just means roblox aides the fbi in their human trafficking shenanigans
They both got some message about Windows 11 not being compatible and saw something online about it. What do?
>>107543926Uh oh is this gonna be the new niece poster but with Windows 11 and fat bitches?
>>107543926i recommend linux ming
>>107544692You don't believe your mom has human rights?
>>107543933fpbp
>>107545924My momma isn't a fat whore
The most american invention.
>>107543316Back in 1981 they had UIs that looked good and had instant response? Back when computers were literally a million times slower, no exaggeration?I'm sad now.
>>107544413https://spectrum.ieee.org/xerox-parc
>>107544466I'm more sad now.
>>107535398Ok on phones, cringe on desktop.Requires one more click on the latter and reduces accessibility.(((They))) like opinionated UX, using burgers, carousels, accordions, popups because the app/site seeks attention and there is a need to hide important information under click to reveal. The users are not supposed to complain that it is time wasting.Since everything is mobile first, everyone should know this is the menu button.
>>107545213Form over function wins too often. But there’s a balance where the two work in harmony. It’s really hard to get right for some reason.
What is the point of Go?
>>107547611let's hear what you consider a good language and why
>>107547628Not him but it's true, Go is a language specifically designed to make use of cheap labour and get low iq monkeys to program half working websites without php.A good language is Standard ML, fully specified without strange corner cases in the specification where compilers could disagree. Clean design without awkward feature bloat or pointless restrictions, for example in go const only works at the toplevel for some random reason. Superior module system. The compiler doesn't make web requests, etc. it's just infinitely better. Only problem is nobody uses it and there are few libraries, so go is probably more pragmatic for most.
>see thread>read some larpers giving opinions>close thread>go back to programming
>>107547628A couple more examples of languages that are significantly better than Go: io, bqn, zig, haskell, hare(probably, don't know it that well), tcl, scheme, pony
>>107547993>hareOpinion discarded.Drew, fuck off already.
