BUY ALL THE DDR3 RAM WHILE NOBODY IS NOTICING HURRY GEE!!
>>107427644I paid about that much for 128gb of ddr4 like 2 years ago, kek.
>>107425772>Poors>Yes I am a dumb amerigoy who will pay out of my ass just to not be called "poor"I don't care how much money you have, overpaying is always retarded.Paypigs are the saddest things.
>>107428856You are a retard. I have the pre-sandisk SN850X 2TB which has 2gb of DRAM. My older 1TB samsung drive is DRAM-less though.
>>107425465>year 2025>BUY ALL THE DDR3Are you stupid or from Somalia?
>>107431396Fuck you I'm from Ethiopia
Faceplate techs edition How to request advice:>Budget>Intended use (media, source, environment)>Frequency response preference and music examples>Past gear and your thoughts on themFAQ:>Where do I buy IEMs?Amazon, Aliexpress, Linsoul, Hifigo, Shenzhenaudio>Shopping Guide (IEMs, PMPs, Cables, Ear Tips, etc.):https://rentry.org/consoomer_guideComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107429070hahaha yep. kz sloppa it is. a whole bunch of a starter kit.Pisces (2DD)AN01 (AAC+LDAC)LS01 (xelastec knockoff)T8 cable (with 8 tuning switch)KZ large case (pelican knockoff)what im interested the most is the KZ T8 tuning cable. gonna try it out to see if it works with the Pisces.
>>107426312Rattie get over it transjim is bad but KZ is only marginally worse
Good morning my indians and asians! Another day another rupee, all while listening to my EQ'd (to perfection) chus!
>>107426291fuck off Jay
ddhifi e3 + e3m review:- e3: smaller than I thought it'd be, very cute and portable, great build quality, great sound quality, really nice pre-amp toggle button.- e3m: attaches to any magsafe compatible phone/case, very comfy to keep everything AIO
This would make for such a kino anime tbdesu and I don't even watch tranime anymore
>>107429380>Huang was placed with a seventeen-year-old roommate. On their first night together, the older boy lifted his shirt to show Huang the numerous places where he’d been stabbed in fights. “Every student smoked, and I think I was the only boy at the school without a pocketknife,” Huang told me. His roommate was illiterate; in exchange for teaching him to read, Huang said, “he taught me how to bench-press. I ended up doing a hundred pushups every night before bed.”>Although Huang lived at the academy, he was too young to attend its classes, so he went to a nearby public school. There, he befriended Ben Bays, who lived with his five siblings in an old house with no running water. “Most of the kids at the school were children of tobacco farmers,” Bays said, “or just poor kids living in the mouth of the holler.” Huang arrived with the school year already in session, and Bays remembers the principal introducing an undersized Asian immigrant with long hair and heavily accented English. “He was a perfect target,” Bays said.>Huang was relentlessly bullied. “The way you described Chinese people back then was ‘Chinks,’ ” Huang told me, with no apparent emotion. “We were called that every day.” To get to school, Huang had to cross a rickety pedestrian footbridge over a river. “These swinging bridges, they were very high,” Bays said. “It was old planks, and most of them were missing.” Sometimes, when Huang was crossing the bridge, the local boys would grab the ropes and try to dislodge him. “Somehow it never seemed to affect him,” Bays said. “He just shook it off.” By the end of the school year, Bays told me, Huang was leading those same kids on adventures into the woods. Bays recalled how carefully Huang stepped around the missing planks. “Actually, it looked like he was having fun,” he said.
Explains a lot desuHe probably has a butterfly knife in there
>>107429380>He taught his illiterate roommate, a "17-year-old covered in tattoos and knife scars,"[22] how to read in exchange for being taught how to bench press.[17]KINO
He actually lived a pretty interesting life
>>107429380>>107429863>>107430439Is that why he wants to make ours as shitty, bleak and boring as possible?
>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.
>14448 hours until bootloader is unlocked.
>Place the recovery image file on the root of /sdcard: This is a directory that just exists regardless of whether an SD card is inserted on an Android phone?
Sup /g/Its' almost 2026, do you own an EV already? >carposted from my new EV
>>107403154my mechanic friend said these things are effectively worthless without the warranty because the battery costs so much and WILL need to be replaced at some pointhe said electric cars will be the future, but what we have right now will not. i guess i'm thankful for early adopters beta testing the tech for me
>>107427981I like it a lot more than many newer "nicer" cars I've sat in. Good quality cloth, open design. Not overly cluttered. Held up well considering it's 30yr old.
>>107429032>he said electric cars will be the futureyour friend is retarded then. with the housing situation of most people alone electric cars will never be viable. they are only an option for people with a garage. most people dont have the luxury of having their own parking spot
>>107403154So how do you even charge this thing if you're a normal person?Like, unless you have your own home with a garage then ???? what if you live in an apartment or if you live in a house in the city without a garage, you're supposed to plug a long ass cable to the street? I don't understand. I could stomach waiting 15 minuets for the battery to charge in some station, but waiting an entire hour, or three? that's insane.I only see EVs working in China where the government makes a lot of infrastructure and there's electric plugs everywhere, otherwise it's impossible and I don't see these things replacing normal cars ever, it's like the VR tech of cars, everyone saying is the future but never comes
>>107403154>imagine getting an EV instead of RV
Been reading up on MMM lately, and wound up reading Ginger Bill's series on allocators.So far, in my career, I've seen three patterns for memory management past the C minimum:1. Leave it to GC2. Borrow checking (Rust)3. RAII with tools like smart pointers (C++)All of these assume that you're going to be slinging arbitrary-sized data onto the heap at more or less random points in program execution and need something to manage those allocations. Ginger Bill alleges this is not true, and that most of the time you really know how much memory you're dealing with. That opens up a new option:4. Allocator-based managementFrom what I understand, the principle is to preallocate necessary memory to complete a task, complete it without worrying too much about memory efficiency within the task, and then release all the memory at once.I expect this would be very efficient for low-level computing like graphics, which Ginger Bill seems to think about a lot. But I'm not convinced that his allocation breakdown makes sense, unless you're counting trivial stack allocations that nobody has trouble managing in the first place. Certainly it doesn't seem to hold in the OOP world of enterprise software, which is what pays the bills for me. Daemons and web servers have constantly shifting allocation sizes according to business need, and most of the garbage I deal with is in his top right corner.Anyone try programming this way? How did it work in practice?
>>107427853The program itself is the Turing machine. The input--the starting state of the tape--is separate. Thus programs are countable, but inputs are not, if you allow them to have infinite length--but how would an input of infinite length be useful? If the program halts it obviously cannot have visited every cell.
>>107427950>The program itself is the Turing machine. The input--the starting state of the tape--is separate. Thus programs are countable, but inputs are notThis is a meaningless distinction, especially in the Von Neumann architecture. There is no distinction between "program" and "data" - in fact that's part of the very proof of the Halting Problem being unsolvable, using the program itself as input data.>length--but how would an input of infinite length be useful?Passing pi as an input to a computation happens all the time.
>>107428545Suppose you want to write a program to make a simple calculation using pi. Say, computing the area of a circle. You cannot, in the real world, pass all the digits of pi as input. Nor can you use an output of infinite length--you couldn't get one anyway, since the Turing machine could not halt if it has to write an infinite amount of data. But pi is computable (as is any infinite piece data that you could want to operate on), so you can give the Turing machine a certain precision for the answer (number of digits after the decimal, say), and it can1. compute how many digits of pi it needs for the answer to be within that precision2. compute those digits of pi3. use that approximate value in the formula for areaYou can always get an answer as precise as you want with a finite input.
>>107428905>But pi is computableNo it is not, the Turing Machine would never halt in computing piNotice the tradeoff between time and space.>as is any infinite piece data that you could want to operate onIncorrect. Suppose instead you want infinite random bits (not pseudorandom) as input, for the purposes of having a bottomless sieve of entropy, not computable at all.>use that approximate valueThat is not pi.
>Justifying memory waste so blatantly>>107429153Scientists use less than 50 digits for literally anything ever you disingenuous faggot.Nobody cares about theoretical cope since math isn't science.
Yōkai edition>Not sure what private trackers are all about?A private tracker is an invite-only torrent website. Each member shares common goals: collecting, preserving and discussing media.>Have a question?- FAQ https://archive.is/UVQkn- WIKI https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Private_trackers- NEWFAG PYRAMID https://inviteroute.github.io/graph or https://inviteroute.github.io/sheet/- STUDY https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-cambridge-core/content/view/2F379FE0CB50DF502F0075119FD3E060- SPREADSHEET https://hdvinnie.github.io/Private-Trackers-Spreadsheet/- TEN CURRY COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/dBbdE73M - TEN NEON COMMANDMENTS https://pastebin.com/raw/Ud2pGYaE - RED SPAMMER'S BIBLE https://rentry.org/69zbxh4h- #ptg is on irc.sageru.org but it's pretty deadComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107430834Set up 2-factor authentication on your account and then look at it in your settings
>>107430961That matches my experience. But the error that firefox threw is a vague error which happens to a lot of people/sites randomly and I had to finally get around to installing an okay chromium-based browser to troubleshoot and see that the site was still accessible (also helped me realize that I had somehow ended up on ISP-assigned DNS). That was about when that post was made and as of a week or two ago it just plain doesn't resolve. Seems to imply even more layered issues that all need to be dealt with.But good to know it's probably not permanently dead. Still, I'm not gonna check on it every fuckin' day when it has vanished for a few months at a time.
What's the lastest cool music tracker? I haven't download shit since years
>>107431278red and ops are the top 2, jps if you want japanese music
>>107431291Thanks buddy, I was looking to download some jap musicWill look forward
Previous Thread: >>107374803>Links:>DALL-E 3https://www.bing.com/images/createhttps://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator>4ohttps://chatgpt.com/https://sora.chatgpt.comhttps://copilot.microsoft.com/>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro)https://gemini.google.com/apphttps://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fxhttps://labs.google/fx/tools/whiskhttps://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_imageComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107430108Nano Banana is good for most stuff if a reference image is supplied and you specify character details.
>>107431003Thank you.
today on MicroJeet news:Microsoft Breaks File Explorer Dark Mode With Latest Non-SecurityMicrosoft has released the KB5070311 non-security preview update for Windows 11, offering enhanced support for dark mode enthusiasts. However, this update introduces an issue with File Explorer's dark mode, causing parts of the app to occasionally flash. The problem results in the application window briefly displaying a blank white screen before loading files and folders. Actions that can trigger this include launching or switching from the Home and Gallery sections, opening new tabs, toggling the Details pane visibility, and requesting additional information during file copy operations. While this is not a critical security issue, it may produce inconvenience to users accustomed to dark mode.Although Microsoft hasn't yet resolved this issue and has listed it in the "known issues" section, we've managed to recreate what the bug looks like before it returns to normal. It usually lasts for only a second, but it's enough to be annoying, especially if you're using dark mode. The company is working on a fix, which will be included in a future non-security update package. So, those who prefer dark mode will need to endure the inconvenience of flashing white squares a bit longer. It also raises questions about what causes this behavior within File Explorer. With recent issues that Microsoft is actively addressing, it might be due to conflicts between Win32 UI elements and modern WinUI/XAML overlays.>https://www.techpowerup.com/343551/microsoft-breaks-file-explorer-dark-mode-with-latest-non-security-update
>>107420526malicious actors reeking of microdick and curry
Heh. iToddlers wonned
>>107425639managers pushing jeets to use AI, and they kicked out most of their QA team, so if it's AI and it works for 1 case they release it, then it breaks in case 2
>>107428224i feel more tired about indians actually, i long to the day when i don't have to speak or see any of them ever again
>>107420504it's pretty funny how these brown stinking curry niggers are breaking shit on a daily basis, an operating system that runs on basically every general purpose end user computer in every school/hospital/business/etc. in the USA -- and it's somehow not an issue of national security.
China went for the screen pill, why go for the right here, when the left is way more cheap, expressive and non uncannily?
>>107429560Sex as this creature.
Why are robofuckers the most powerful people on /g/?
>>107429660People who like tech vs People who love technology
gently patting my shitty e-bike whilst i cut all its lines and replace all the chinky molex with spade connectors (i actually dont care, it's a hatefuck, every new spade i crimp on is like branding it with a womb tattoo)
>>107429499There's nothing wrong with that>t. /k/
i just installed firefox 5 minutes ago so i could have ublock origin again, im never going back to chrome
>>107429355Works on my Machine®™
Is it still necessary to use Ghostery and DecentraleyesOr is Vanilla Firefox security enough?What other add-ons should you get (not just security)
>>107430969>Is it still necessary to use Ghostery and DecentraleyesIt has never been necessary. Who are you protecting yourself from using that?
>>107431246You take extra steps when looking at ai furry porn anon.
>>107431246I dunnoI just see them in addon guides often (iublock+ghostery+decen)
>turn on pc>flipping though magazines of knockoff playboy looking at some Asian pregnant muff >stop at a muff that looks godly, it could open a bottle cap if you stuck in a bottle thats how innie it is >pc bootup is fast>open up firefox.exe>google loads up>see some article it reads: >ATLAS COMMET COULD BE A FUCKING E.T. HERES WHY>wtf is this shit >skim down the article>says that it pulses light>no shit that's what comets do they release different levels of fire poop at different stages of their life>look back at magazine >ooh this one looks like an oyster thats tainted black>look back up at screen Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107416281Journalists don't know what they are writing about or how anything works.
>>107427194there are good journalists out there, and just because a journalist writes an autism article doesn't mean they haven't wrote anything good in their lifetime . the problem is with google not fact checking with nasa before allowing the post , or the editors... or whoever is in charge of reviewing the articles .also the repeating theme of these articles make it seem like things aren't adding up. a narrative is being pushed here by a group of people. not to mention posting on the front page of google is a huge responsibility,
>>107420875
There will be law & order, compliance and total surveillance until the very end. AI will be at the center of it all. And at the center of AI is NVIDIA. They've won.
>>107430758>>107430783Take your schizophrenia medication. Not everything is grandiose occult symbolism, what the fuck does envy have to do with a semiconductor company? Envious of what? Fucking retarded mentally ill scum.>>107430813Yeah I miss when AMD was fighting toe to toe against Nvidia. I liked my GTX 670 a lot when I first got it.
>>107430919>Envious of what?The market they sought, retard. And now, people are envious of their products.
>>107430758>2012 >Tell dad he should buy bitcoin >He doesn't >mfw he chose not to be a billionaire >2022 >Dad tells me I should buy NVDA >I don't >mfw I chose not to retire by 30
>>107430919Ironically you’re the one who’s retarded since nobody said anything grandiose about the name Nvidia, it just literally does mean “envy,” the green is from Shakespeare’s “green with envy” and the eye is because the evil eye was associated with being seen by others who would harm you out of envy. It’s just that it works nicely to make that the name of a GPU company too, but it’s roughly the equivalent of the name “Palantir” for the company trying to sell a panopticon.Just read a book or something, that comment really wasn’t hard to parse.
The best outcome of AI is if it delivers huge amounts of value to society but no profit to anyone.The old days of the Internet were this goldmine. The Internet delivered huge value but no profit, and that’s why it was good. Suddenly we had all these new powers.Then people figured out how to monetize it. It was a race to extract every tiny bit of value, and now we have today’s Internet.
do we still talk about bitcoin here?
>>107430601not buying your bags, prankeesh
>>107430601>Unrestricted payments that you have total control over and that preserves privacy.>>I also heard it can be a good investment, but that's secondary.Yep, Monero.
>>107426919Post nose. Crypto is the only way you can liberate yourself from the hold of central banks. If you use fiat you are a slave, simple as.
For me is traceable money that expires
>>107427377>a studyWhat a redditbrained retarded question. Do you expect a randomised controlled trial on the efficacy of crypto scams?
There's been a shift
>>107401248I'm a few years late in asking this question, but how do these woke companies justify how this supports ESG? Obviously they're doing RTO for profits (or rather, reducing expenditure through firings), but despite ESG being pushed so hard at the same time RTO was, I never heard any bullshit excuses about how increasing highway traffic is good for the environment or forcing disabled people out of their homes improves society. >>107401600holy fucking based
>>107403068I am incapable of working in an open office full of people. The noise, the chitchatting co-workers, the constant interruptions - how on earth are you supposed to be able to focus and concentrate on complex tasks? The underperformers on our team are exactly the ones who are at the office - they don't get shit done and spend the day mingling with others like it's high school recess.
I work from home for a company with employees all scattered around, including our executives and CEO. There's no company-owned office any more. I am never going back to an office. Shrimple as that.
>>107401408>disability discriminationwhat are you talking about? you can legally fire people in the UK if you pay them off. not even making them redundant because they still need people to do the work.
I'm just not going to office anymore hahaha sorry I just won't!
