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Is this the best barebone mini pc one can buy for the new AMD Zen5's? It seems like everyone is running Minisforums with egpus nowadays. Are they a reliable mini pc brand?
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>>106748663
FAT
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>>106748663
buy a ms-a2 with ram, since you're gonna be paying extra for ram and storage. Unless you have ram laying around I guess.
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>>106748663
Something about her makes her very cute and attractive.
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>>106749368
a real girl with a real cock
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>>106755774
What's the benefit of the ms-a2 over the ms-a1?

>people are now nostalgic for Windows 7 cancer
Hahaha
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>>106755345
okay unc
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>SAAAR, YOUR COMPUTER IS UNSUPPORTED SAAR, BUT NEW ONE SAAR!!
>SAAAR, MAKE MICROSOFT ACCOUNT AND USE BITLOCKER SAAR!
>NO SAAAR, DO NOT REDEEEEEM RUFUS AND LTSC SAAR!! VERY BAD, VERY UNSTABLE, VERY ILLEGAL SAAR
>NOOO SAAR NOOO! DO NOT COMPLAIN!!! DO NOT COMPLAIN!!!
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>How do I prove I am not mentally ill?
>I know!

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>>106755392
>How do I prove I am not mentally ill?
>I know!
>106755392
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>>106755128
Kys zoomer.

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>/g/ makes a 17th album
Theme: Pirate music
Title: [accepting suggestions]
Deadline: 25th of October
Listening party: 1st of November, 21:00 UTC

>/g/ makes an 18th album
Theme: [Accepting suggestions]

>Song submission rules/guidelines
Upload the file somewhere, preferably in a lossless format, and post the link here. If you want to update your track, make a new post.
Include the song title in the post, and make it clear that your song is a submission for the album.
Optionally you may include cover art for your track, but please confirm that the image in your post is the cover art or it won't be included.
You may not use your real artist name.
Songs that contain anything against YouTube's policies won't be uploaded on YT, but will still be added to the album.

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Im about to install manjaro with xfce on a laptop mainly to use for renoise. Am i making the right choice or should i spend another few hours reviewing and reading up on a bunch of other distros? Is there anything in the aur thats advantageous or optimizes renoise btw? Thats the main reason i leaned toward manjaro cuz i read you get access to the arch repository which is supposed to have more cutting edge advantage but i have no idea if thatll improve renoise experience
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>>106751847
>Im about to install manjaro
>Am i making the right choice
no manjaro is run by fucking morons and breaks when you breathe on it dont take my word for it ask the friendly linux thread
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>>106751847
if you're going archlike, just go arch. it's not that bad
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How can I make similar stuff

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTMqKK3Xwdo
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>>106754043
>visit remote african tribe
>put random scraps in their bongos
>record
>4.5k views on youtube

AI should re-write GNU compiler and glibc in rust and release it under a closed source license with Elon Musk and grok
Canonical and RedHat should implement this and spend heaps of money keeping it closed source and proprietary.
the rest will follow suit.

The end user should never have a compiler because this is antithetical to the user experience.

users should be required to register with a "Linux account" and a renewable "linux license" to make sure the system is up to date and genuine, A genuine system would not be able to download files.

Apps should be installed with one click, or through a paid app store, and not with using retarded configurations and "muh compiler" like a sub 50 iq neckbeard

Software included would be provided by Microsoft and Google.

the system should be immutable because the user should not need to modify the system, and should not be able too.

The user would be allowed a total of 3 folders, Desktop, Downloads, and Cloud.

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Bash should be replaced by a reduced functionality agentic copilot, requiring an internet connection or the system would not work, computers would have esim cards.
Full functionality would be available on windows.
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>>106752313
ai can't write shit to save it's life you daft cunt.
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>>106752313
>glibc in rust
i didn't read the rest of your tard out. but relibc already exists (i should try it sometime since it supposedly supports linux).
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xd thank you for attending my ted talk
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I'm just happy to contribute to the cognito hazard :)

Post your alcoholism stations /g/uys, and what beverage you're drinking right now, for me its Lambs spiced rum
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>>106753786
Dropbox update?
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>>106751946
This is peak male experience
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https://youtu.be/K60wMYk-b_Q
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>>106751998
new poster? great film
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Why don't you name the thread with /bst/?
also
>dude alcohol lmao

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The fault lies with AMD & Asrock btw
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>>106753601
>. The problem is DRAM itself being limited to 32-bit bus
Each DIMM is 64 bits actually
>That's why CUDIMM is being entertained in the first place. It is just trying reduce tracing and distance involved
CUDIMM didn't do anything about trace length, it added what is essentially buffer for the clock signals. Accepting the clock signal and regenerating it.
I\s also not the limit, not close. Registered/buffered RAM allows for much more RAM and higher clocks than what unbuffered DIMMs allow. It's just not something that has been afforded to regular desktop yet.
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>>106751961
>if you have 32 cores that need to be fed with lots of data, you should be on a quad channel platform anyway
So for a system with less than 32 cores, DDR4 is enough? Even one that uses content creation software that can easily saturate 128 GB of RAM? As for 32 cores, is that P-cores only? Or the total cores (P and E) for the system?
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>>106749502
>dramaNexus
>assRock
news at 10.
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>>106751193
I had to enable XMP to get the advertised 5600 speed from AMD
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>>106753681
there are quake 3 maps that advertise their memory
the experiment ended because micron isn't what they used to be
>>106754378
>Even one that uses content creation software that can easily saturate 128 GB of RAM?
if you're on quad channel you can get >128 GB of RAM on DDR4
>As for 32 cores, is that P-cores only? Or the total cores (P and E) for the system?
just calculate what your maximum theoretical IPC is and how many bits you can load or store per second
then reduce that by like 80% because you have to take caches into account
what CPUs need is fast random access and bigger caches, not higher max throughput

most low code tutorial you can find for http://tululoo.com/ ? I am kinda code-allergic. Or math allergic
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>schizo faggot is shilling some abandonware 2d game engine
>turns out he can't even code
Lmao
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tragic.
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>>106755706
moron

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Cursor mania, I'm a zoomie but my first windows was 2k
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used to browse internte inside the player while other shit played in the player like yugioh GX or south park
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>>106729055
>Canal+
I wanna go back to those simpler times, bro.
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>>106753228
you can make the SLI connector yourself out of a floppy drive connector
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>>106755723
One voodoo 2 was a Christmas present, buying two of them was out of reach. I could only experience it by combining with a friend.

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What were IDE Hard Drives like?
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>>106753665
if it's one of the two middle pins, it might still work, since they're both grounds and probably tied together anyway
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>>106752718
it's probably more accurate to say early sata drives weren't much different to ide drives. many early sata drives included the same power connector as ide drives (as a temporary measure as existing power supplies didn't have sata power connectors) and also sata 1 drives don't support what would be considered basic sata functionality today like NCQ, and many early ones include a bridge controller on them rather than being natively sata.
they weren't any faster than ide drives, it took quite a while before hdd's could actually surpass what ide could do (ide topped out at UltraDMA6/133, or 133MiB/s)
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Pretty much indistinguishable
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>>106735124
>p180
A man of refined taste.
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>>106731418
literally same as SATA HDDs. also, very problematic, because slavery is bad.

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I became kino
(?:in)?vuln[es]?[dr]?a?[br]?[ily]?[ely]?(?:it|ne)?[isy]?e?s?
c?(?:phre|h)ack[eis]?(?:ng|[dr])?s?
pwn[eis]?(?:d|ng)?

God made me kino
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what?
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God touches me in all the wrong ways. He is the soul in the soulless
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>>106755007
I was mistaken
\b(?:crac|hac|phrea)k[eis]?(?:ng|[dr])?s?
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>>106755502
matches every empty string around a word
bravo niggy
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>>106755745
what's wrong with that, homoboi?

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>Brodie Robertson - Came out as bisexual and a lolicon pedo
>DistroTube - Certified race mixing homosexual
>Luke Smith - Repressed homosexual

Why are so many Arch Linux users gay? Does pacman turn the neets into gays or does it have features that attract the gay community?

Dial-up bros..... let's enjoy our last few moments together
https://help.aol.com/articles/dial-up-internet-to-be-discontinued?guccounter=1
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>>106751062
AOL is not the last dial-up ISP, just the most prominent.
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>>106751159
Satellite internet is HELL
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Wtf who was using dial up into now what could you load. Sure if the web was still 1.0 then sure you could probably use it but web 2.0 content like Instagram reels? Pft ha ha ha ha
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>>106751062
Is it time to dig out Grandpa's short wave radio? Can you send Pepes via telegraph?
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>>106755634
>Can you send Pepes via telegraph
Yes.

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What's the best AI start-up to throw money at (as an investment)?
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>>106752768
Okay, but hear me out: Uber for Cursors
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>>106752768
okay hear me out, cursor but for 40ton excavators.
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>>106752768
none of them, the bubble will burst
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>>106755352
Bursting bubbles mean some people getting very rich.
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>>106755558
Yeah but the thing with puts is that you either need them to be a low enough yield for it not to be too risky or you need to have prescience/insider knowledge in order to predict what will pop the bubble. it's usually external news that begin a recession

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>it appears my superiority has lead to some controversy
Why continue using pooprietary Qubes, Arch or Manjaro?
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>>106751381
how are qubes, arch, and manjaro not foss? They may not be fsf approved but they're fairly foss.
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>>106752982
cuck license
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>>106752982
>openness
>bsd
>bsd license
>same code of conduct that Linux, Windows and macOS have that anons hate
:D
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>>106752982
Simplicity comes when someone else did all the complex work for me, midwit retard.
Can you fucking imagine how difficult it is to make a stainless steel spoon that will outlast (You)?
In comparison, how fucking simple does it make your life? Using BSD is like eating soup with a cast iron fork that you made in your garbage, that not only doesn't grab any liquid, but rusts in it while you're trying to eat your soup, that's why I don't use BSD, fuck off retard.
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>>106755688
garage* but this freudy slippy is not cappin

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GOOD MORNING SIRS
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>>106755334
top kek
food analogy wasn't enough
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>>106754629
use-case for mobile data?
i currently reside in a 3rd world country where i pick the cheapest mobile data plan possible (~2$ a month), and it has ~1GB of mobile data, and a large number of free national minutes and SMS messages i never use. it's literally overkill, but it's the lowest tier already.
i don't need more mobile data because i have 1gbps unmetered connection from a small fiber provider in the capital where i live for ~30$ (they kept free-upgrading the speed from 200mbps to 400 to 800 to 1000). other ISPs have even cheaper plans, but they are tied to mobile providers an pull similar shenanigans to what mutts do (no one would even know what net neutrality is around here).
if i need extra mobile data short term, it's close to the chink price.
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>>106755544
The price might sound ridiculous but in my country I pay for a $10 monthly plan with 6GB of mobile data I barely use, but it saved me one time when I had to use it for work (ISP issues)
I burned through half my monthly quota on that one single day
It's like paying for insurance, I guess?
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>>106754629
早安
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>>106754629
Poland:
Play: 50zł/200GB/3.6 = 0.069$ | without promo
Play: 50zł/850GB/3.6 = 0.058$ | with promo for a year


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