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I wish people weren't evil apes so pic related would have been viable

>>107637874
You typically ship several of them.
A small cart will easily bring you up to a petabyte. And also cost you a fuckton of money, but still cheaper and faster than doing it over the internet.

>>107637884
Just find a way to keep a small scale wifi network powered instead. I don't need to worry about my laptop getting fried if I connect to your rpi pico or whatever.

>>107636977
>Soon AI will censor everything sent over the internet on the fly
fucking lol

>>107637110
Would this really be considered "sneakernet"?
IIRC, AWS Snowball was meant to get on-prem datastores into AWS, not transport between sites. Basically, an on-boarding solution into AWS.

>>107635614
>logarithmic scale
>the trend is already tapering off when the extrapolation starts
>the extrapolation is a straight line
lmao

you can draw straight lines for logarithmic trends like that

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>>107635666
>Uber gambled in 2016 that we would have self-drving cars in just a few years
and they were not entirely wrong.

>>107637296
From my own personal usage, Gemini 3 Fast is the best model in terms of speed, usage, and capability. Gemini 3 Fast > Gemini 3 Pro > Claude > Open AI 5 > Grok 4.1

Ofc this changes once each company releases new models. I only use their main web chat ui. However Claude's artifact and multiple revisions seems to also get job done. So if had claude's artifact revision system for other tools, I think other tools would be much better.

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>>107640198
Flash is distilled Gemini 3 to fit a size. It's not bad but for coding, Opus 4.5 still takes the cake in capability. The main issue as always is cost to use and even if Opus 4.5 and later models starting next year could replace engineers, I don't think over the long term it is sustainable because training runs are just costing more and more to do. Even Google's pricing now is out of control even though they control costs the best with custom software and hardware. Compare pic related and https://ai.google.dev/gemini-api/docs/gemini-3 for Flash usage prices. They literally 10x and you can't use the older models anymore.

>>107640490
>is distilled
Nope. Fast is RL trained and is not a distilled model. Dev specifically said it on X in response to the claim that their Fast model is better than Pro model. They had trained Gemini 3 Pro earlier so it wasn't trained with newer RL methods and their Fast version trained with RL.

>>107631635
>>107631642
The only thing a gamer really needs to upgrade every few years these days is the GPU. Starting in the DX9 era games scaled better, not requiring the latest GPU every year, as long as you stay at 1080p.

Value gamer GPU upgrade path:
1998 - Rage 128 GL
2001 - GF3 Ti200
2002 - GF4 Ti4200
2004 - 6600 GT
2007 - 8800 GT
2009 - HD 5770
2016 - RX 480 8 GB
2022 - RTX 3060 12 GB

Value gamer CPU upgrade path:

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>>107632065
I'm autistic being socially irresponsible is my life

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>>107631613
Kill yourself, you bottom-rupee shill.

>>107639187
>Value Gamer
Just tell everybody your poor dude

>>107631619
but
>no paper trail
>no excess overhead

>>107639427
it worked! And it's always visible too, it just adds a little transparency to it
it was so simple after all, thanks buddy

Chromium just works ootb why would I tinker tranny with an inferior browser?
>inb4 jewgle monopoly
Not my problem, Mozilla has clearly made it their mission to alienate their already tiny userbase with ads and AI in the browser.

>>107639459
only when you're holding. it disappears on release
>>107639499
chrome is unusable because it banned uBlock Origin. It blocks youtube ads which pihole/adguard can't do because those can only blacklist domains. You need ubo to block elements in the page yt is loading

Firefox Zero user.js
https://pastebin.com/PRQyRv6x

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Daedalus 3.5

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>>107640369
https://www.astrolog.org/labyrnth/daedalus.htm

>>107636945
What a time to be alive, imagine talking to normies about "messenger protocols" when Facebook and Apple have one-tap solutions.

>>107640385
>What a time to be alive, imagine talking to normies about "messenger protocols" when Facebook and Apple have one-tap solutions.
Digital ignorance is not laudable.

>>107636945
>compatibility with versions of Windows as old as XP.

Kega Fusion works as far back as Windows 98.

google chrome

Edge.

>>107640162
All browsers suck equally.

>>107640162
GNOME Web

>>107640162
They are all Chrome, Firefox, or Safari under the hood. That's why Ladybird sounds exciting, it has an actual new engine.

>>107639948
>Programming language deals with *combining* computing operations.
also, combining stuff is what languages in the formal sense (in the purely syntactic sense) (regular languages, context free grammars) are all about combining stuff
syntax is different than semantics but in programming languages semantics are coupled with the syntax
in PLs you can syntactically nest expressions as much as you want and when you do the compiler will combine as many primitive operations as needed in order to evaluate that expression

In other words, programming is all about combining primitive operations that will get executed by real hardware in the end, directly if the language is natively compiled or indirectly if it is bytecode interpreted, and formal languages are all about combining strings so they are the perfect to tool to express the combination of primive computing operations that overall makes a program.

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based CISC making real world code run fast

>>107639878
Thanks babe

i am writing erlang and i am having fun. rip Joe

>>107640009
>you should have a permissive parse actually, the semantic passes have more hope of emitting descriptive error messages than just syntax errors
I completely agree. There are 2 kind of minimal syntaxes: the highly composable and permissive one, and the unnecessarily restricted one. I assumed it was the 2nd one for some reason.

Sometimes the badly complex grammars incorporate semantic rules directly in the grammar rules. For example in C, where you can't put function or type definitions in function bodies. That's bad. The grammar become complex and bloated for no reason because all this stuff is not hard to deal with during name resolution.

It can also be useful to have a very permissive syntax for macros or for the type system.
For example, you might want to pass a conditional statement/expresson or a while loop as argument to a macro call, in order to construct a function definition. For that you need to parse while loops as expressions. This mean you can write non sensical things in the language such as 2 + while (1) { ... } that will parse correctly but this is trivial to reject a program like that by the type checker if you assign the type void (or similar) to while loops

Concerning types, it's useful to be able to put arbitrary expressions in grammar rules relating to types so that you can maybe have dependent or refined types later. Or for compile time stuff, debugging stuff, reflection stuff, etc..

>>107637517
me when I have to explain to my boss that I was only joking about denying the holocaust and killing all niggers 6 years ago on a minecraft pvp factions server

How's this stack?

HTMX+Hyperscript+UnoCSS+Hugo

For small sites that need a blog section. Not sure if I should use Decap CMS for clients or do something like Ctrl+Alt+A for admin mode and direct editing.

I had a question if anyone works in healthcare IT. I currently work as a receptionist and have done medical billing in the past. I'm looking to get an associate's in health informatics and get RHIT certified, so I can move onto jobs like becoming a revenue cycle analyst/specialist, or working as a health information technician. I am planning to pursue a bachelor's in the future, but I want to get my foot in the door first before pursuing it. is it worth it to get the associate's so I can get certified as an RHIT?

>>107618454
Solid red

>>107618454
red. I'm not sure why I'm even working anymore, other than to keep saving my salary.
this shit job has made me take bad decisions in the past. I'm wondering if quitting would help or be worse than just staying...
I was a NEET, and during some my best, and worst moments, I was almost completely alone.

>>107637404
It updates whenever it feels like it and you get up to date NVIDIA drivers and kernels.

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>>107638100
I just want a stable system with AB updates because I don't trust any distro maintainer on Earth not to fuck my shit up at some point, regardless of the distro. This is the best solution I've found to the problem. Fedora, one version behind, AB updates, containers trivial to create and use OOTB, SELinux configured (to a degree) OOTB and layering so I can use the Fedora repos when I need to (mostly for installing a browser). Just about everything else I do from a flatpak, which I just backup by a list so I can restore them from an xargs command whenever I backup my system.
That's why I use that system. It meets my specific needs and I've been using it long enough to understand its pros and cons.
>>107637350
>its literally perfect for a usecase like that
I could use Nix to do what I do now, but for running a desktop it just seems pointless to me. I don't need identical desktops across multiple systems or anything like that. It can be perfect for something like this, but it's a different philosophy and overkill for what I need. Nix is individualistic, creating and deploying your own system deterministically. The atomic Fedora spins are to keep lots and lots of unrelated computers using the same configurations to a degree most people on /g/ find annoying. But it means that the guy who's testing your bug report probably has almost the exact same system as the one you're running. And that you have almost the exact same system as the guys maintaining the distro.
Two tools that do a lot of the same jobs differently, but have strengths in different areas.

>>107637404
It's 13 months of support with a release every 6 months. The mainline universalblue/bazzite/bluefin stay a version behind Fedora so they get 7 months support (from the Fedora repos). I think there are also some universal blue spins based on the CentOS stream or maybe Alma/Rocky Linux that would be the equivalent to a LTS, but I don't know if they're still doing that or they were just testing the idea out.

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>>107638409
This?

Compute.passive System.opaque{background-puzzle:none}

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rasp pi 4 still running kodi as a jellyfin client that's in my living room
the day this nearly 20 year old 1080p TV dies and i'm finally forced to upgrade to a "smart" 4K TV i will be forced to switch to something like a used intel NUC but i've got time

>>107628332
>>107628354
they use the same adaptor pinout as a TCL roku tv

>>107628221
I have a dozen running my xlights setup right now

>>107628221
I use 2. One is a very first model, 128MB RAM IIRC. It's hooked up to my UPS and runs NUT. I also have a RasPi 4 which has been runnning pihole for years too.

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officially superior wtf are you on about?

>>107638173
That's a legit XX. I thought you faggots liked chicks with dicks.

>>107640346
this, she's just built like an italian. she's biologically predisposed to being able to take it rough.

>reposting a 2 month old video
faggot

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>>107638173
Different classes of tech tuber. One discusses computing applications & topics. The other does hardware repair, with a focus towards vintage machines.

>>107633690
>the "archive" (stolen content) is in 160kbps Vorbis
The "stolen content" (spoils of cyberwar) is ours and there is nothing you can do, faggot.

Anna's Archive really is the work of saints, even before this. Fantastic website

>>107621983
You can just use AI to increase the bitrate of low quality audio

>>107640324
retard

>Torrent isn't public
may as well be fake and gay

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>>107629162
It can't.

>>107638032
gnome has it if you enable it in their indexing thingy

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>>107635030
Incest IS wincest. Make your sisterwife use GNU/Linux!

>>107638032
Only work with JPGs

>>107638032
Just put it in the filename? Are you retarded?

>>107639906
me obviously, in getting that guy laurie wired to have sex with me.

>>107639906
whoever the fuckers coding emulators are, they go to the length of making sure virtualized cpu instructions are faulty in a way that they were back then on that machine so the game has the same bugs as it did

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>>107639906
cuck license

>>107639985
I am pretty sure the average FreeBSD user contribute to the project more than the average linux user

>>107635204
So a p73 or p15 is just as good?

T14 gen 1 or i7 X230 with keyboard mod?
I'm serious.

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I got this for $1k in a shady market.
Did I get scammed or actually got the good deal?

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>>107637514
>CatchyOS
>Gnome
>Wayland
>Adwaita
>Gnome Terminal
>btrfs
>Intel CPU
>30GB of RAM
>$1,000 dolla doos