>tfw fell for the 48GiB RAM meme
>>10758752832GB def aint that for me, i'm already hitting that limit. 48-64GB minimum would have been my recommendation before the most recent RAM prices. 32GB is still acceptable if you just can't stomach dropping $500-600+ for 48-64GB.
>>107587608>Switch from an i7 7700I'm still on this lol. I'm cooked.
>>107605571It's still a good chip, I just wanted to upgrade before I absolutely needed to, gave it (plus my old motherboard) to a friend who needed a new PC, and he's still using it. I figured I couldn't sell it without some boomer telling me I scammed them when little Timmy gets a Microshart popup telling them it can't run Windows 11
>Fell for anything under 128gb ramYou can't help yourselves.
>>tfw fell for the 256gb ram meme
What's the issue with Rust?So far It has nice modern features like a cleaner syntax, and their memory system seems better than C or C++.Dunno why trannies is a computer science argument, since I don't care about rust developers fetiches.
>>107598098c was always bad... is pure worse is better
>>107598098C doesn't even have bounds checking or real strings or arrays, and languages like BASIC and PL/I had them in the 60s. C is the opposite of a language you expect to get any kind of improvements.
>>107597756Compiling anything partially written in it or that has it as a dependency is a pain in the ass, and will break down if anything happens to a package on crates.io that you were using but suddenly vanished because the author was discovered to have used a rude word 12 years ago.
>>107597980>parent>childit's previous and next
>>107597756>What's the issue with Rust?Rustrannies.
So what is up with the hate for Flatpaks? They seem to work fine and with Flatseal you are able to fine tune their permissions. Is there a genuine reason to hate the format?
>>107606049>What if the app is not part of any official repo?then don't use it
Flatpaks are for tranniesSnaps are for Chads
i just want to install a program and then fucking use it i also want it to fucking WORK immediately and every time after (very important step)you dumb fucking NIGGER NERDS are never getting laid
>>107605641flatpak has no answer for things that aren't explicitly a desktop session
Flatpak is based because I have a flatpak of GIMP 3.0.4 GEGL 0.4.62 that is isolated with all my plugins, and other plugins and set to never update that way I can forget about maintaining my plugins and just use GIMP 3.0.4 forever contained.I even have a flatpak of a minetest mod from late 2020 that still works
>$75>only android tv box that isn't chinkshit or totally locked down>decent build quality>ethernet port>4GB RAM, more than a lot of cheap phones>yet they fucked it all up with the CPU, 4x Cortex A55swhat was Google thinking?
>>107607362as long as it can play videos that's all that matters. also, onn and nvidia shield.
I believe they made this new captcha for retarded bots to spam more freely, unironically>why wouldn't they just remove itsomething something don't leave the gate wide open
>>107605399Yes, you are likely recalling the University of California, Irvine (UC Irvine) study published in 2023, which was widely reported as "the final nail in the coffin" for traditional CAPTCHAs.Bots are now better and faster than humans.Humans averaged 50–84% accuracy on text tests, while bots achieved 99.8%. Humans took 9 to 15 seconds to solve distorted text challenges; bots did it in under a second. 819 million hours have been spent by humans solving reCAPTCHAs since 2010. This equates to roughly 1,182 complete human lifetimes spent clicking on fire hydrants and traffic lights.
sieves the cretins (should be harder, imo)
The headretard is trying to pretend he's not retarded.
>>107600619
>>107598122epstein files are on pol rn thats why. What makes you think they wouldnt have jannies and admins on their payroll here?
>>107568585"Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say."--Edward Snowden>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107602347can i look at your feet
do you think we're approaching a world where the advertisers will pay for the ai services so that instead of waiting 1 second for the ad bidding to finish before some pictures get displayed on our webpages, we wait 2-3 seconds and custom ai ads will be generated based on ad profiles?
>>107603563the cyberpunk future we deserve
>>107602347>For fucks sake. I just got a robot vacuum and it's the best thing in my entire life.Is it really that big of a change? I've been thinking of getting one of these but at the same time it only takes me about 5 minutes a day to vacuum my floors with a real vacuum. But I have noticed that my house accumulates dust way too fast so I basically have to vacuum every day or else my house becomes dustier than a fucking ash tray. Should I get an air filter so it can suck all the dust out of my air before it reaches the floor? It would also help with dust accumulation on non-floor surfaces as well
I find it strange that I never see anyone advocating for systemd to be re-written in Rust.It's the obvious place to start using a safe language in Linux userspace. Since PID1 spawns everything else and is the most important PID in userspace. Unlike kernel modules you don't need to use unsafe code anywhere to implement the init and service manager. So theoretically everything in PID1 should be doable in "safe" code. Meaning everything spawned by it would also be much safer.They should at least be re-writing certain parts of the systemd src tree by now like udev and everything to do with PAM/polkit. The init part should have been done years ago.I find it very strange that the same big tech companies pushing Rust so hard lately never make a peep about what's running as PID1.
>>107603924OpenBSD and a type writer.
>>107604031That's an acceptable answer.
>>107599344>this thing that anyone can contribute to should be done the way I suggest>no, I will not be contributing to the project even though I theoretically could>no I will not submit a PRok so fuck off then?
I was just thinking about this. Look up Jon Seager. He’s a British army glownigger who is the major force behind rusting Ubuntu and replacing the coreutils. Amazingly canonical has no issue with systemd.
>>107599344Doubt there's enough available Rust devs to rewrite something as hueg as systemd.IBM would have to retrain a bunch of existing ones to Rust.
>>107502998Don't buy anything OTHER THAN IBM/Lenovo ThinkPad T, X, and W/P Series if you want the Real Business Experience™>Other business laptops are welcome in /tpg/ (Dell Latitude/Precision, HP EliteBook/ZBook)Why ThinkPad?>Used machines are plentiful and cheap>Excellent keyboards, tactile feel and quiet + the TrackPoint>Great durability: magnesium roll cage for structural integrity, with high quality plastic body panels>Utilitarian design: e.g. indicator LEDs, 7 row keyboard layout on older models>Docking stations that easily turns your laptop into a desktop>Easy to repair (most models), upgrade & maintain thanks to readily available service manuals for every model, spare parts easy & cheap to obtain>Excellent Linux & *BSD supportThinkWiki - General info about ThinkPads/specshttps://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/ThinkWikiComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107599067https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3FqRdwN1sMit's not as hard as the guy makes it out to be
>>107606683>it's not as hard as the guy makes it out to beYeah, but my CC cries just by looking at the cost of SSD/RAM upgrades these days.
>>107605602>In addition to running me_cleaner, you could also instead just set the HAP bit (ME AltDisable) in the Flash Descriptor, which would disable the ME after early BringUp (only the ME’s BUP module will be used). Since 23 May 2025, Canoeboot supports Intel Sandybridge, Ivybridge and Haswell gen, and disables the Intel ME using this method instead, because because Canoeboot policy dictates that the project must not distribute such files itself.On most current Intel platforms that have Intel ME, it is now possible to disable Intel ME after BringUp. See:https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner
>>107607091Yeah, but would that get rid of the Asset Tag? Here's an example of an Asset Tag in BIOS that I found online. The one in my laptop carries the name of the company it came from and a 4 digit number. I'd like to remove it or just change it. I don't want it to be associated with some other entity.
>>107606683I have a T14s can I do it?
If you include the standard I/O library, C is Turing complete.However, freestanding C without the standard library is only PDA-complete.
>libraries, which are just files written in the programming language, affect whether or not the programming language is turing complete
>>107606548Not OP, but some of the libraries are written partially or entirely in assembly. Not everything is expressible in C. There isn't even any semantics for a syscall in standard C.
>>107606543I was agreeing with you stackfag.
>>107606837>stackfagkek, I like that
>>107600585TypeScript type annotations are turning completeGo write a B tree in TypeScript annotations
This is not a drill, it's finally confirmed that China has a working EUV prototype since early 2025, it's just undergoing testing and verification right now, expected to enter large scale production by 2028-2030. >In a high-security Shenzhen laboratory, Chinese scientists have built what Washington has spent years trying to prevent: a prototype of a machine capable of producing the cutting-edge semiconductor chips that power artificial intelligence, smartphones and weapons central to Western military dominance, Reuters has learned. Completed in early 2025 and now undergoing testing, the prototype fills nearly an entire factory floor.>The availability of parts from older ASML machines on secondary markets has allowed China to build a domestic prototype, with the government setting a goal of producing working chips on the prototype by 2028, according to the two people.But those close to the project say a more realistic target is 2030, which is still years earlier than the decade that analysts believed it would take China to match the West on chips.>The breakthrough marks the culmination of a six-year government initiative to achieve semiconductor self-sufficiency, one of President Xi Jinping's highest priorities. While China's semiconductor goals have been public, the Shenzhen EUV project has been conducted in secret, according to the people.https://www.reuters.com/world/china/how-china-built-its-manhattan-project-rival-west-ai-chips-2025-12-17/
>>107604768There is also the fact that ASML were let into the EUV-LLC consortium with a lot of lobbying help from Intel but they had to build US factories and use US parts up to a percentage and they never did the two. So yeah, there are a lot of conditionals that ASML were able to skirt by only because the US government is lenient with them on a lot of things. Selling to China is an easy condition to fulfill in light of this especially when even the EU was aligned on this. And the retaliation from the US would be far worse selling to China than if they didn't sell to China.
>>107588624they are mad because ccp won the ai racejews btfo
>>107581648>, China claims
>>107581648CHINA HAS THEIR OWN "MANHATTAN PROJECT"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!>What is it?COPYING WESTERN TECHNOLOGY THAT ALREADY EXISTS AND IS IN WIDESPREAD PRODUCTION AND USE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!>Woah!>Fuck those uncreative, useless pieces of shit.
>>107581648
Is it good?
i like how plug and play bazzite is, immutable and atomic etc... is not good for non-gaming uses but it just werks (driver support, especially with AMD is almost flawless)
>>107606938>>107607021you have access to all package managers and all software with dev containers and distroboxes
>>107604744Only actually secure and stable gaming distro. So yes, if you're a gamer go for bazzite. Fedora atomic distros are very good.
>>107604744Are wet farts good?
>>107607030for h4xx0rs like you anon, it's no good, but for some others it's a good option, hope you have a good day fren
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>>107599743>Some necessary pre-compiled packages stopped workingStuff like that is why I don't really mess around with betas, hopefully any problems get ironed out before the official releae.
>>107601502>i've installed the hyprland and adjacent packages but it throws an error. tried sway, just to see wayland working, same thing. can't recall the exact error, it just couldn't find the gpu/display i believe. Is the seatd service enabled and is your user in the video group? These are the requirements for Wayland in FreeBSD.
>>107601502>what nvidia driver are you using and which freebsd version?it's 14.3 and it's been a moment since I upgraded packages on that machine (I expect to reinstall to 15 this weekend) but I would expect it to behave if I went to the latestnvidia-driver-580.95.05nvidia-drm-61-kmod-580.95.05.1403000_1nvidia-drm-kmod-580.95.05_1nvidia-kmod-580.95.05.1403000>the nvidia gpu to linux, because i run frigate with gpu encoding.so you have 2 gpus and aim to use one as a desktop and passthrough the other to a vm ... a weird combination on a single machine but ok
>>107575883I don't use BSD, but that pic looks sick. Comfy af.
Those RAM sticks you were looking at has now gone up from $300 to $3000? Who cares, just buy it. Why save? In 2026, AI is going to make you super wealthy like Elon Musk, so there's no need to save.Buy what you want, right NOW!Especially if you're eyeing a Tesla.
>>107606398Do not despair, comrade!https://youtu.be/g_mMKgc5snc
>>107601570that's the same thing retard
Face it. You don't need money. What you need is each tech guru to donate you a box of cereal a week, then the other donates the milk (not water), then someone donates some beans to you, and another donates some rice, and you get a government subsidised reconstituted human waste parcel from the government.Everyone freaks out about eating the bugs, but where we're going, bugs are gone, water? That's for cooling, don't drink your pint of milk all at once.There's enough tech gurus and capital to donate this to everyone, our needs will be met until humanity is extinct, trust the plan.
>>107605667He is nearly there. Two more weeks.
>>107601673retarded woman post
How do you feel about it, /g/, now that we've all been replaced by AI?
>>107602398I feel pretty good, honestly, having proven Zuck wrong once again and having contributed to further cementing his eternal name in epitath as Zuck the Cuck.
>>107602398>AI = An Indian will replace mid-level engineers in coding by 2025he wasn't wrong ):
Getting rich off of a website isn't correlated with insight it seems
>>107606076scaling isn't the sole ingredient to ai capabilities
There's still time
Is there any real difference between 320 and FLAC?
1. Use V0 over 320 CBR2. Stop using mp3
>>107597468I can tell actually, because it sounds super muddySpek helps too
>>107590972No, but there are going to be lying retards who will tell you that they can tell the difference.
>>107591010This but 128k
my library is entirely .wav
