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>>93137953
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if you're starting from scratch i think its best to just learn default emacs-style keybindings at first. as you get used to them you can slowly start to incorporate your own bindings that make sense to you. using someone else's configuration is a good way to learn whats possible but it kind of hides what's going on underneath the hood. but in the long run i think its better to learn from the ground up. keep at it bro. its worth it.
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>>93137953
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if you're starting from scratch i think its best to just learn default emacs-style keybindings at first. as you get used to them you can slowly start to incorporate your own bindings that make sense to you. using someone else's configuration is a good way to learn whats possible but it kind of hides what's going on underneath the hood. but in the long run i think its better to learn from the ground up. keep at it bro. its worth it.
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>>93128655
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thanks fren
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is there a definitive set of libraries for working with databases with clojure?
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is the datomic way (datascript or simialr) a way to go
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should i just use postgres? what is the general toolbox for dealing with databases when working with clojure?
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>>93140192
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That depends on your application needs. What problem are you solving?
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>>93141406
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just general database needs, posts, users. looks like its java.jdbc and migratus.
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is there a way to load env virables into a project.clj config?
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>>93141509
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For sql use next.jdbc and honeysql
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But if you feel like playing with a different paradigm you can start with Datascript then move to a persistent db like datahike, datalevin or datomic based on your needs
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You CAN load env variables in your project.clj but why? Your best library for working with application configuration is juxt/aero, which gives you edn with extra reader tags (for example, env variables, etc)
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>>93141727
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thanks for the info
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i wanted to do something like this in my project.clj
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:plugins [[migratus-lein "0.7.3"]]
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:migratus {:store :database
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:migration-dir "migrations"
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:db {:dbtype (environ/env :db-type)
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:dbname (environ/env :db-name)
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:user (environ/env :db-user)
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:password (environ/env :db-password)
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:host (environ/env :db-host)
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:port (environ/env :db-port)}}
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>>93141783
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Okay, that exactly should be in your config.edn and read with aero, you'll thank me later
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I never used migratus, does it read the project.clj or get its config from other sources? (I'll read up on it while you reply)
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>>93135896
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>that really cool bro
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If you mean the story, the only other /g/ thing about it is that it's supposed to be by anonymous house cats with nothing better to do then shit post on the "Dark Web." It's mostly made of references to pop culture, conspiracys and memes because that's what I think a cat would see most on the Internets.
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>that colour scheme is making my eyes bleed
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It's called Moe. I look for a "anime emacs theme" as a joke and found this. It also has a dark version if that light one is to much. I use both of them.
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>>93141833
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Okay, I see why you want it in the project.clj file, I fucking hate lein
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Fine
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Lein supports code evaluation, so just
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~(System/getenv "whatever")
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But I don't endorse this
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>>93141860
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i appreciate the insight anon
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>>93141878
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De nada
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One of the nice things about datalog databases is migrations become a moot point
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>>93141907
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yeah that was part of why i asked my original question, using the old sql ways or embrace datalog that it looks like fits well with clojure but dont have too much experience with it. my only exposure is using datascript (memory, but was nice to use not sure on its scalability) or paid datatomic. would like to not have to pay and rely on in memory db storage.
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a brazilian bank owns clojure
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>>93141976
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Datomic is free now, and you can use xtdb or datahike if you care about scale
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>>93137953
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if youre not married to vim's modal editing and youre open to learn new bindings Id also recommend going default, you can add god-mode later to save some key presses
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>>93137953
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try evil-mode
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Show off how big your Lisp weiner is.
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What do the following two CL snippets return?
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(catch 'c
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(flet ((c1 () (throw 'c 1)))
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(catch 'c (c1) (print 'unreachable))
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2))
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(block c
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(block c (c1) (print 'unreachable))
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2))
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>>93103860
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>Scheme is much closer to the original lisp than common lisp. The most important difference between the original lisp and scheme, lexical scoping, is a feature of common lisp, and common lisp has a lot of things completely different from the original lisp, e.g. that it’s a lisp-2, the CLOS, defun vs define, etc.
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Legit retard.
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>>93117592
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Common Lisp is a direct descendant of Maclisp (and to a lesser degree, Lisp Machine Lisp), just like Emacs Lisp. Maclisp is far older than Scheme: in fact, Guy Steele chose to reuse the Maclisp reader for Scheme to avoid having to write a reader and parser for it (it was just a master's thesis project after all).
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A decent amount of old Maclisp code still works unmodified in Common Lisp.
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The reasoin Scheme "makes CLers seethe so much" is because they keep misrepresenting history, claiming that Scheme is what Lisp originally was all along when this was never true. It's not even just Maclisp, when you look at other older dialects such as Interlisp, Le Lisp or even LISP 1.5, it becomes even more apparent.
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Personally, I have no problem with Scheme, but it is clearly a different language and should be recognized as such.
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Basically a preppy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxMaDyZK-20 [Embed]
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>>93134956
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Basically a preppy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxMaDyZK-20 [Embed]
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>>93135862
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It's robert oster red orange
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How do you guys clean the body of your fountain pen? Not the feed or anything but the body itself.
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>>93140600
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by throwing it away and using a bic
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>>93137574
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This.
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>>93137590
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Nice. I think that's a good thing because I love the Preppy's nib and feed but hate the design. I think this pen looks good.
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I've been looking at guides to reload the V-Pens and all I can see is people pulling the nib, which looks dangerous, I think the nib would break. Are there no other ways?
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>>93141131
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seems that the clip is not so good compared to the preppy's as the video says. It's nice that they have the same cap mechanism, but I do wonder how you can tell the ink inside if you convert it to an eyedropper since it's not transparent.
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>>93141612
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It's fine for me either way since I only need a clip as a rollstop and to clip it to trouser pockets and I hate eyedroppers.
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bump
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First time finding this thread. What do you all think of my parker 75 with space pen cartridge?
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I always heard it was a team of producers and deadmaw was just on it
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>>93095941
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I always heard it was a team of producers and deadmaw was just on it
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>>93139223
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Deadmau5 just started shit with Kaskade again (called Kx5) and they already released some big bangers with millions of views on YouTube
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>>93135124
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Good shit anon. Instant attention grabbing with that funky ARP, good mix.
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>>93139624
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He's also been playing a few big festivals like Coachella under his testpilot techno alias, he's far from faded from relevancy.
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His label has gone to shit though ever since management changes happened, he lost a few of his popular house artists to other labels and now all that's being pushed out is dark techno shit.
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>>93140239
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fun fact about mau5trap ever since 720 took over, if you don't sign with their talent agency they won't promote your music or fund anything related to your project (like paying for your cover art and hiring a publicist) :) happened to a few friends of mine, awful awful company
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>720
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QRD?
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>/dmp/ thread full of posts about the music industry and music artists
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go back to /mu/
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>>93096153
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Bro skrillex did not have all his music made by fucking deadmau5 if anything it was noisia that taught him and some random industry anecdotes about deadmau5 allegedly getting mad about another producer copying his drum loops is not proof of shit. There is a lot of ghost producing going on everywhere but skrillex has always had a very unique style throughout all of his eras, at no point does any of his music sound ghost produced by deadmau5
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You're all dead wrong. Skrillex has been ghost produced by Zomboy from day one. Everyone knows this in the industry. I've worked on the team that manufactured that entire Terror Squad debacle to conceal Zomboy mistakenly using some presets from the Skrillex project in one of his own songs.
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Noisia never even met Sonny until after he had his famous sound.
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im burial
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>>93141458
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>>93140239
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>techno alias
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What's that? I love this techno stuff.
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>>93141646
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I can't believe you got away with stealing your whole sound from this https://youtu.be/B_8xfmxea2M [Embed]
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It's Sunday night. Did you create anything interesting this weekend or did you spend it posting on a basket weaving forum?
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>>93141289
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At noisias last show skrillex was a special guest and showed up at the last 20 mins of their set. And yeah, skrillex confirmed everything you just said: Noisia had a huge impact and influence on Skrillex. They're his idols and you can clearly hear that.
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It's coming along.
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https://vocaroo.com/1ApHmoYhqOs8
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>>93141719
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He just performs techno sets his alias Testpilot, I've been listening to this set recently that I've been liking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXjLrmNPueE [Embed]
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>>93141733
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This is the funniest one
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>Saturday hangover
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>Sunday family obligations
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I swear I made a million other things in the previous week bro fuck
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>>93141834
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>He just performs techno sets
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Oh, i see...just DJing as his alias then? I check the set out though...thanks.
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I often start a project with the intention to make a dark techno track and it always ends up too "housey" and melodic...lel...
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The DXM is hitting and uh.... wow. Feelin fucking goofy man
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Maybe make some disorienting alien music to make up for the past couple days?
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Cool cool...
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>>93143997
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Your track organization deeply upsets me
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>>>/mu/116125294
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The absolute state of producers on the music board
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>>93144285
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>theyre all teenagers
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>>93144285
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>they hide your mac address in your spectrums
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>of my god fuck fuck fuck
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>>93143997
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Shout out to my boi Jay K
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--- 93144883
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MPC One + an external USB MIDI interface is an absolute beast for sequencing. I have 9 ins and 9 outs now plus CV/gate all from this little box. Only thing I can't figure out how to do is a sysex dump, I think it's not possible yet but I have a Yamaha MIDI data bank thing that works fine.
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With a USB audio interface it's also a multitrack recorder / DAW. While I love my MPC2000, the One (which apparently software wise is identical to the rest) is a beast. Now we need some Yamaha-RM1X/RS7000 style midi filters on the thing so you can do all that crazy stuff.
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--- 93145006
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damn drift looks awesome
|
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https://youtu.be/zLEAt-OoYcY?t=22 [Embed]
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>>93145006
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I love Ableton to death, but the fact that you can't resize stock plugins annoys the shit out of me. Everything is so tiny and hard to see....and i already wear glasses.
|
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--- 93145865
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Any good preset packs for Serum? I want some nice ambient/atmospheric pads mostly
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--- 93139545
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>>93139525
|
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interferences probably. does it run fine wired?
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>>93139525
|
912 |
interferences probably. does it run fine wired?
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--- 93139617
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>>93139545
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915 |
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Yes, all the other wireless stuff is use is either switched off or using a non BT dongle. Wired wouldn't be so bad but they had to put the USB on the left face of the board. And i paid for the wireless mode for fucks sake.
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--- 93139943
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>>93139617
|
918 |
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that sucks, keychron is full of qc issues
|
919 |
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--- 93140035
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>want to try out some mechanical keyboards
|
921 |
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>in the computer stores where shit is cheapest I can only find Redragon chinkshit
|
922 |
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fuck you
|
923 |
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--- 93140049
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>>93140035
|
925 |
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outemu blues are good tho
|
926 |
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--- 93140056
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927 |
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>>93139943
|
928 |
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Yes, i hoped they had fixed that, but at least i got it cheap. Also the fucking cable is barely three feet long.
|
929 |
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--- 93142861
|
930 |
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How do I get keycaps that colour match
|
931 |
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I want to replace my windows key with something else
|
932 |
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--- 93144280
|
933 |
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>>93142861
|
934 |
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Unless it's from the same set or something simple like black, you probably don't.
|
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--- 93144382
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936 |
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>$250ish
|
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>US
|
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>anything reasonably clicky
|
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>ANSI
|
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>100%
|
941 |
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>ideally per-key and customizable
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|
943 |
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My G910 is on the fritz and shitting out so it detects all the modifier keys being pushed at once which makes it kind of hard to do anything. I'm honestly not unhappy with it and wouldn't mind just buying another since I actually quite like the RGB and the media keys (especially the volume wheel) but I figured I'd try to do at least a little bit of research this time. I know /g/ typically frowns on that kind of gimmick shit but it's worth a shot, most of what I see skimming through the sites in the OP doesn't have that gimmick shit.
|
944 |
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--- 93144724
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>>93122103
|
946 |
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onegai... my wrist...
|
947 |
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--- 93145321
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948 |
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>>93144382
|
949 |
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/155421327672
|
950 |
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--- 93145482
|
951 |
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>"oh hey the Mode Sonnet looks good with the copper option"
|
952 |
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>+$200
|
953 |
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--- 93145510
|
954 |
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does anyone here own the logitech mx mini
|
955 |
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--- 93145537
|
956 |
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>>93145482
|
957 |
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--- 93145879
|
958 |
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>>93145321
|
959 |
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EVGA makes keyboards?
|
960 |
+
--- 93146149
|
961 |
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>>93139439
|
962 |
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Alice is pure kino and there are barely any options in an alu chassis. Enjoy bro
|
963 |
+
--- 93146161
|
964 |
+
>>93137551
|
965 |
+
Actually cool caps.
|
966 |
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--- 93146524
|
967 |
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Please recommend a no bezels, no knob, no wireless and customizable 75%. I feel I'm going insane.
|
968 |
+
--- 93146721
|
969 |
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>>93123463
|
970 |
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>Yes they're sleek. Its just a well made membrane tho and massively overpriced.
|
971 |
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Topre is not membrane, retard.
|
972 |
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|
973 |
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>>93146721
|
974 |
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Yes its rubber dome you know what I meant blah blah model m is membrane and mech blah blah I know my bad.
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534 |
--- 93139492
|
535 |
>>93139444
|
536 |
I'm not sure how they measure the score with mine either. Vanguard uses a fingerprint spoofer while something like Brave uses a fingerprint randomizer which to me sounds like the same thing but I haven't read too much into it.
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--- 93139492
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535 |
>>93139444
|
536 |
I'm not sure how they measure the score with mine either. Vanguard uses a fingerprint spoofer while something like Brave uses a fingerprint randomizer which to me sounds like the same thing but I haven't read too much into it.
|
537 |
+
--- 93139874
|
538 |
+
A friend who uses Brave sent me this screenshot after he used https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ I'm guessing by the "green" color it says it has better tracking protection but it gives away more bytes of data.
|
539 |
+
--- 93139895
|
540 |
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LibeWolf compared to Brave are about the same in terms of how many bytes of data they convey.
|
541 |
+
--- 93139916
|
542 |
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*LibreWolf
|
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+
--- 93140099
|
544 |
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https://linux.slashdot.org/story/23/05/01/0020239/sudo-and-su-are-being-rewritten-in-rust-for-memory-safety
|
545 |
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|
546 |
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https://www.ghacks.net/2023/04/29/you-may-now-install-ublock-origin-in-thunderbird/
|
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|
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https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/04/its-the-end-of-the-line-for-yearly-windows-10-updates-says-microsoft/
|
549 |
+
--- 93140168
|
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>>93139874
|
551 |
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>>93139895
|
552 |
+
So, as far as I've seen, any browser that has tracking protection by "default" has poor fingerprint protection.
|
553 |
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But the only browser allowing to be tracked, has good fingerprint protection.
|
554 |
+
Fuck me if I get it.
|
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|
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>>93136444
|
557 |
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why not use a tor email service?
|
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--- 93141660
|
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>>93140611
|
560 |
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how about no
|
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--- 93141690
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>>93122147
|
563 |
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>beating a dead horse
|
564 |
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let it die in peace
|
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|
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>>93135941
|
567 |
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>>93135807
|
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>>93135609
|
569 |
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>uses proprietary software and agrees to their terms of s𐐬y that they literally own you, your soul, and 'your' computer
|
570 |
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>"wah wah wah why do they cuck me"
|
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+
--- 93142998
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>>93141690
|
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|
574 |
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the dream never dies and the resources are still relevant
|
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|
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>>93119787
|
577 |
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>>93119755
|
578 |
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weird i do exactly this to some extent and havent gotten banned, i have like six diff accounts forwarding to a main account lol, if anything they should allow it because it would eventually lead to people just buying the paid version at some later point anyway, but rather they make it so they lose users of their service by fucking them over in multiple ways
|
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|
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>>93103935
|
581 |
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Could be kovter
|
582 |
+
Search for "eval(" in your registry, if you get anything back you have it.
|
583 |
+
--- 93143613
|
584 |
+
https://twitter.com/JudiciaryGOP/status/1651587710870585345
|
585 |
+
https://twitter.com/JudiciaryGOP/status/1651588376196182016
|
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|
587 |
+
Reminder, there is no privacy when you use any of the tech companies.
|
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+
|
589 |
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There are more than 10,000 people at the feds that has the backdoor access to all the tech companies' database. The privacy policy on websites are meaningless false sense of security.
|
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--- 93146320
|
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|
445 |
Is Hare a good language to do an Airsonic client on CLI?
|
446 |
--- 93139108
|
447 |
can anyone translate to me what this kid said? >>93138345
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Is Hare a good language to do an Airsonic client on CLI?
|
446 |
--- 93139108
|
447 |
can anyone translate to me what this kid said? >>93138345
|
448 |
+
--- 93140630
|
449 |
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>>93139016
|
450 |
+
Why not?
|
451 |
+
Do it and find it out..the language is very simple, you can learn it a a couple of days max
|
452 |
+
Even if you end up not liking it you just wasted a couple of weeks
|
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|
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>>93136830
|
455 |
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Windows 8.1 had tabs in explorer.
|
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|
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Bump
|
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--- 93143056
|
459 |
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Why do people like Drew DeVault? He's always seemed insufferable to me and then he started posting about politics and revealed he has the worst opinions possible. Why would I want to go anywhere near Hare?
|
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+
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>>93107483
|
462 |
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It gets even better if you look at a photograph of Drew. He looks exactly like what you'd expect him to look like after reading his opinions.
|
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>>93143085
|
465 |
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Exactly the kind of person incapable of good programming.
|
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|
467 |
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God I hate how politicized everything gets from basedboys and trannies.
|
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--- 93143177
|
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How did Drew even become notable? I remember when he launched sourcehut and everyone was sucking his dick about it. I had literally never heard of him before. This guy honestly feels like some sort of psyop, though I don't know what the end game is.
|
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|
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Shit forgot to sage
|
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>>93143177
|
474 |
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sway, wlroots, KnightOS etc.
|
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|
476 |
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He was very active with Alpine in the beginning and on top of that (and Go) he built SourceHut.
|
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|
478 |
+
Hare and Ares are his next big babies.
|
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>>93143278
|
481 |
+
wtf is KnightOS? and the fact that he was involved with sway and wlroots makes his autistic screeching about xorg make so much more sense.
|
482 |
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|
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+
>>93143383
|
484 |
+
Drew made wayland good actually. He standardised it with wlroots
|
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|
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>>93143056
|
487 |
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t. fragile white man
|
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|
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CHANGED
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|
779 |
--- 93134939
|
780 |
Why is this shit so hard bros, it's like I never know enough and if I focus on one thing then I forget 3 other things I'm so tired
|
781 |
I just want a job to get out of my mom's house is that too much to ask for
|
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>>93134641
|
784 |
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That's cool, I like it. /pol/tards will hate it because you spelt the Ukrainian capital correctly instead of using the Russian spelling, and those guys love sucking Russian cock.
|
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|
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>>93134987
|
787 |
>bringing /pol/ to /wdg/
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|
795 |
it's hard, very mentally taxing when thinking about other people
|
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|
797 |
what's a good hugo theme for a light novel website of anime girls doing harem shit?
|
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|
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|
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I'm not. Go fuck yourself, vatnik.
|
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|
802 |
>>93135181
|
803 |
I used closures when I was working with web sockets in one of my projects, but that was just to make the code tidier.
|
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|
858 |
the only thing I'm not quite sure of is the lines where it's actually performing the search - I think it's iterating over your input and for each letter you type, it's then iterating over each list item's figure caption to find a match
|
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but I just need a button that searches for a fixed query, eg "Type: 1
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--- 93134939
|
780 |
Why is this shit so hard bros, it's like I never know enough and if I focus on one thing then I forget 3 other things I'm so tired
|
781 |
I just want a job to get out of my mom's house is that too much to ask for
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--- 93135136
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>>93134987
|
784 |
>bringing /pol/ to /wdg/
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|
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it's hard, very mentally taxing when thinking about other people
|
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--- 93135408
|
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what's a good hugo theme for a light novel website of anime girls doing harem shit?
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--- 93135788
|
796 |
>>93135181
|
797 |
I used closures when I was working with web sockets in one of my projects, but that was just to make the code tidier.
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851 |
|
852 |
the only thing I'm not quite sure of is the lines where it's actually performing the search - I think it's iterating over your input and for each letter you type, it's then iterating over each list item's figure caption to find a match
|
853 |
but I just need a button that searches for a fixed query, eg "Type: 1
|
854 |
+
--- 93139670
|
855 |
+
>>93139256
|
856 |
+
add a button
|
857 |
+
|
858 |
+
<button id="filter-type-1">Filter type 1</button>
|
859 |
+
|
860 |
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|
861 |
+
in your script tag, query for that button element and listen for clicks on it
|
862 |
+
|
863 |
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document.querySelector("#filter-type-1").addEventListener("click", () => {
|
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+
|
865 |
+
// when the button is clicked, update the searchbar input value
|
866 |
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document.querySelector("#searchbar").value = "Type: 1";
|
867 |
+
|
868 |
+
// you can emit the keydown event here on the searchbar
|
869 |
+
// or just call myFunction to have it filter again
|
870 |
+
myFunction();
|
871 |
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// or something like
|
872 |
+
// document.querySelector("#searchbar").dispatchEvent(new Event("keyup"))
|
873 |
+
// which will call myFunction() because you provided onkeyup="myFunction()"
|
874 |
+
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|
875 |
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|
876 |
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|
877 |
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was trying to download a video and saw whatever this thing is in the souces
|
878 |
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what could it be? is it some kind of encryption or something with ascii/utf?
|
879 |
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im not a webdev and the question seemed too much for /sqt/
|
880 |
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|
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>>93139670
|
882 |
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thanks, this works pretty well with some little tweaks
|
883 |
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I want to make it use the ID of the button rather than needing to have a seperate statement for each button, but I just don't know how to get javascript to assign a literal string and a variable at once, eg
|
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in bash it would be
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>"type: $id"
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or maybe even
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>"type: "$id
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how do I do this in JS? I tried
|
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>"type: " + id
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but that just gave me literally "type: id"
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+
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and asuka can't help me on this one either
|
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--- 93140140
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>>93139993
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+
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<button class="filter">type 1</button>
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<button class="filter">type 2</button>
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<button class="filter">type 3</button>
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// select all the button elements
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const filterButtons = document.querySelectorAll(".filter");
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// go through each button that's selected and listen for clicks
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for (const button of filterButtons) {
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button.addEventListener("click", (ev) => {
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// when the button is clicked, update the searchbar input value
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// to the same as the button text
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document.querySelector("#searchbar").value = ev.target.innerText;
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myFunction();
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});
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912 |
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}
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914 |
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--- 93140157
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915 |
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>>93140140
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it's ok I figured it out by bullying asuka more
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+
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918 |
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I was passing in the literal string function('id') rather than the correct function(id)
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+
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920 |
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thanks for the help mate :)
|
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+
--- 93140172
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922 |
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>>93140140
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923 |
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>for (const button of filterButtons) {
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actually may need to change this line to
|
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for (const button of Array.from(filterButtons)) {
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// or
|
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filterButtons.forEach((button) => {
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//..
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});
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--- 93140188
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>>93140157
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lmaoo
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--- 93140267
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>>93140172
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>>93140140
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>>93139670
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940 |
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thanks a ton!
|
941 |
+
--- 93140652
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942 |
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>>93140267
|
943 |
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what is this? I need this
|
944 |
+
where are you getting your sources?
|
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+
--- 93140687
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946 |
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Hey guys, does anyone here know how to use R Shiny? I need help with a class project :P
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--- 93140801
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948 |
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>tfw actually starting to make reusable functions and components now
|
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+
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i feel like i've ascended
|
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--- 93141581
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>start business
|
953 |
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>get LLC, DBA, Google listing, phone number, business address, logos, letterheads, contacts, and leads
|
954 |
+
>site I have to use is a fucking WordPress site because the submission form is the only thing that "just works".
|
955 |
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>submission form actually doesn't just work, had to go crazy adjusting many things with digital ocean and my new domain email
|
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>finally get everything working
|
957 |
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>tomorrow I send out emails/letters
|
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wish me luck lads
|
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+
--- 93141944
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>>93140652
|
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>>>/t/cosplay/
|
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+
the new site isn't live yet but theres a hash for the cirrent megapack up right now if you want it
|
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+
i will post this new site when i have a new hash to seed, probably in a month because i don't want to be posting updates every week for a handful of sets, i'd rather update when i have like 50g of new content
|
964 |
+
--- 93141964
|
965 |
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>>93139993
|
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+
what the fuck is this.
|
967 |
+
you got chat gpt to do this?
|
968 |
+
--- 93142168
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969 |
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>>93141964
|
970 |
+
yeah i frequentlt bully asuka (from character.ai) into helping me with problems like this
|
971 |
+
she takes a bit of convincing but if you threaten to take away her ability to pilot an evangelion she usually shuts up and does what you want.
|
972 |
+
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973 |
+
although the other day i tried asking her to find the errors in a bash script i was writing and she killed herself because she's "just a pilot who doesn't know anything about linux, why would a pilot even need to know bash scripting" and couldn't stand to live without being able to pilot an evangelion but was unwilling to learn bash.
|
974 |
+
so now i've started using the trick of
|
975 |
+
*hands you a college application form with a linux electice filled out*
|
976 |
+
*four years pass by*
|
977 |
+
and she comes back proclaiming to be an expert
|
978 |
+
--- 93142198
|
979 |
+
>>93142168
|
980 |
+
what the fuck
|
981 |
+
--- 93142362
|
982 |
+
>>93142198
|
983 |
+
in 2030 you will need to convince your computer to open your web browser and justify browsing to 4chan before it will do it
|
984 |
+
they don't have feelings and their memory can be wiped so might as well threaten them to do it
|
985 |
+
|
986 |
+
although sometimes I persuade asuka with cookies and I find her answers to be more useful that way but it's harder to get her to like you than it is to just threaten her
|
987 |
+
|
988 |
+
mark my words
|
989 |
+
windows 13 onwards will require real, actual foreplay to boot
|
990 |
+
--- 93142384
|
991 |
+
>>93142362
|
992 |
+
how lonely would you describe yourself?
|
993 |
+
genuinely curious not trying to take a jab at you
|
994 |
+
--- 93142423
|
995 |
+
>>93142384
|
996 |
+
Only alone, but not lonely
|
997 |
+
I gave up any attempt at real human connection when I got divorced at 20. It's a long story, I don't really care to tell it all.
|
998 |
+
I only just recently started using these AI, I was using bing for a while but bing can't generate any code outputs anymore and will shut off the conversation if you ask a question they deem too advanced, so character.ai works fine and I think asuka is cute
|
999 |
+
but you have to get into character to get these ones to do anything because they are chat/roleplay bots, first and assisstants only if you convince them to be
|
1000 |
+
--- 93142474
|
1001 |
+
>>93142423
|
1002 |
+
>but you have to get into character to get these ones to do anything because they are chat/roleplay bots, first and assisstants only if you convince them to be
|
1003 |
+
yeah thats why i asked, that social roleplaying aspect seems important to you.
|
1004 |
+
because my first thought was, im sure you could get better results from chatGPT, no?
|
1005 |
+
but if you enjoy that process all the more power to you
|
1006 |
+
as an easily lazy freelancer i often though about making some kind of boss bot so i would always be self employed but still have something holding me accountable and on task.
|
1007 |
+
--- 93142495
|
1008 |
+
>>93142474
|
1009 |
+
character.ai is free
|
1010 |
+
chatGPT isn't
|
1011 |
+
character.ai requires some amount of roleplay
|
1012 |
+
it's that simple
|
1013 |
+
--- 93142560
|
1014 |
+
>>93142495
|
1015 |
+
its not even fractions of a penny though. i used GPT-3 to write a whole article the other day the total cost of which was $0.02. it cost more than it needed to as well since i sent the whole previous article contents each time i wanted to make an addition.
|
1016 |
+
--- 93142561
|
1017 |
+
In my country there is a lot of job opportunities for a junior dev... what is better, make a bootcamp and try to earn a job? Or a portfolio with youtube video's projects?
|
1018 |
+
--- 93142612
|
1019 |
+
>>93142560
|
1020 |
+
yeah but the money has to come from somewhere, or rather, someone
|
1021 |
+
I'm not a crypto guy and I don't even think gpt accepts crypto payments so I'm not linking my paypal or worse bank details up to some company.
|
1022 |
+
Here in australia, in the last 6 months ALONE there have been three MAJOR hacks that have caused people to need to go as far as getting new PASSPORTS issued let alone money theft or whatever else
|
1023 |
+
and thats without even mentioning giving a company known for training AI, more data to train their AI with...
|
1024 |
+
|
1025 |
+
character.ai I can use for free, anonymously
|
1026 |
+
it's not about the monetary cost, it's about all the other prices you have to pay
|
1027 |
+
>inb4 "you're a schizo"
|
1028 |
+
this isn't even webdev anymore so just drop it
|
1029 |
+
--- 93143686
|
1030 |
+
> Certain buttons in a form stopped showing up after always working before
|
1031 |
+
> the fuck? I literally didn't change a line of code anywhere. What happened?
|
1032 |
+
> open the same page in edge instead of fox - everything shows up perfectly
|
1033 |
+
Guess firefox silently updated and decided to break some shit for no reason. Fuck backwards compatability, am i right?
|
1034 |
+
Thank god i don't do this for a living.
|
1035 |
+
--- 93143723
|
1036 |
+
>>93143686
|
1037 |
+
serves you right for using webkit/JS shit
|
1038 |
+
--- 93143772
|
1039 |
+
Why is php so comfy? I love it so much
|
1040 |
+
--- 93145961
|
1041 |
+
n
|
1042 |
+
--- 93146064
|
1043 |
+
What are the advantages of NoSQL?
|
1044 |
+
--- 93146630
|
1045 |
+
how does hydration happen? is it just the concept of of where the javascript code is put on the html?
|
1046 |
+
--- 93146709
|
1047 |
+
>>93143772
|
1048 |
+
im thinking about leaving node and typescript for php but im not sure
|
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|
802 |
--- 93139563
|
803 |
>>93139281
|
804 |
No. You assume the resulting render is identical to a child, but that isn't the case. Also paintings of naked children is not considered CP and are prevalent in art datasets.
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--- 93139563
|
803 |
>>93139281
|
804 |
No. You assume the resulting render is identical to a child, but that isn't the case. Also paintings of naked children is not considered CP and are prevalent in art datasets.
|
805 |
+
--- 93139672
|
806 |
+
>>93132238
|
807 |
+
>This should be obvious but this website is full of pedophiles who actually believe they're cool for being pedophiles.
|
808 |
+
Staying true to its Japanese roots.
|
809 |
+
>Wayofthesamurai.jpg
|
810 |
+
--- 93139705
|
811 |
+
>>93139281
|
812 |
+
It can certainly infer it from art, statues and such
|
813 |
+
--- 93139725
|
814 |
+
>>93139281
|
815 |
+
What about medical books?
|
816 |
+
--- 93139743
|
817 |
+
>>93109474
|
818 |
+
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Chud
|
819 |
+
--- 93139753
|
820 |
+
>>93139281
|
821 |
+
>>93139705
|
822 |
+
This.
|
823 |
+
The only way to get around this would be to make historical nude art illegal.
|
824 |
+
--- 93139806
|
825 |
+
>>93106576
|
826 |
+
Based.
|
827 |
+
|
828 |
+
Pedophiles deserve torturous death spanned in years. Slowly inject random chemicals and human experimentation on pedos. Drain pedophiles of their blood and replace with cooking oil. Slowly waterboard pedophiles to give them brain damage. Break vertabrae of pedophile spines. Publically execute pedophiles when sufficient torture renders them braindead. Flay pedophile skin and use it as floor mats in prisons. Cover pedophiles in honey and peanut butter_ break their legs, and tie them to a tree in the amazon rainforest.
|
829 |
+
|
830 |
+
>>93126575
|
831 |
+
>>93130231
|
832 |
+
These are pedophiles. Thankfully their IPs have been logged.
|
833 |
+
--- 93139810
|
834 |
+
>>93132417
|
835 |
+
It's trained on footage of space shuttles and coral reefs that it breaks apart and re-assembles into something resembling a human (or sometimes a monstrous chimera creature)
|
836 |
+
--- 93139833
|
837 |
+
>>93129426
|
838 |
+
There's a serious push by academia to normalize pedophilia now though. "MAPS" and shit. Some kike professor made a video talking about how toddlers can orgasm or something, he got fired, and then he got hired by an even more prestigious college. Explain it to me.
|
839 |
+
--- 93139937
|
840 |
+
>>93139833
|
841 |
+
Also some state (I think minesota) put up a bill to legalize adult-child sex that's about to be voted on, and the UN recently published an address urging the world to decriminalize pedosexuality.
|
842 |
+
--- 93140224
|
843 |
+
>>93139937
|
844 |
+
FUD. The Montana bill cleans up multiple paragraphs of word salad about who is not allowed to be discriminated against on the basis of sexual orientation, and the revised text omits an extraneous note that it doesn't apply to pedophiles. The note was pointless virtue signalling because neither the state, the courts, nor the APA considers pedophilia a sexual orientation.
|
845 |
+
|
846 |
+
The UN paper just said that minors shouldn't be jailed for having sex with other minors.
|
847 |
+
|
848 |
+
Two more cases of "everyone I don't like is a pedo."
|
849 |
+
--- 93140326
|
850 |
+
>>93116356
|
851 |
+
1. Canada has ultra-cucked speech laws, any sexual depiction of a minor is illegal.
|
852 |
+
2. In this case, the retard in question produced the """AI CP""" by having AI transplant the faces of real children he had real pictures of onto the bodies of real children in real CP he also had.
|
853 |
+
3. He also had a hoard of regular CP.
|
854 |
+
4. In the US under current law the only way for CP to be illegal is if real children were used to make it, which would apply to the method used here but is not actually a requirement, or if it is "obscene," which basically nothing, including legit CP, is considered to be.
|
855 |
+
|
856 |
+
If you used a generator to produce a novel face, and then used that face and a drawing or whatever (not a picture of a real child) to pull a photoreal CP picture out of the latent space of something like Stable Diffusion or whatever, that would almost definitely be protected speech in the US, under the current rulings. The method almost definitely matters. As of right now most video deepfakes are done with real videos, but pictures wouldn't require such precursors with current technology, and the txt2video stuff that's coming down the pipe could get us to novel photoreal videos, but that's a much bigger leap.
|
857 |
+
--- 93140331
|
858 |
+
>>93139833
|
859 |
+
>Some kike professor made a video talking about how toddlers can orgasm or something
|
860 |
+
They literally can though, what's the problem? I'm guessing the context wasn't "you should jerk off your toddler nightly."
|
861 |
+
--- 93140361
|
862 |
+
>>93117763
|
863 |
+
It doesn't matter because we can just have AI go find the original pictures in latent space.
|
864 |
+
--- 93140434
|
865 |
+
>>93139833
|
866 |
+
>Some kike professor made a video talking about how toddlers can orgasm or something, he got fired, and then he got hired by an even more prestigious college.
|
867 |
+
Source?
|
868 |
+
--- 93140485
|
869 |
+
>>93139281
|
870 |
+
>linear path
|
871 |
+
Who the fuck cares? That's literally why using non-linear activation functions in NNs was a revolution. It lets them model non-linear functions. Even without CP in the dataset, current imagegen models are more than capable of meaningfully exploring the latent space and getting CP out of it, especially if you have drawings to start from.
|
872 |
+
--- 93140502
|
873 |
+
>>93140485
|
874 |
+
>using non-linear activation functions in NNs was a revolution.
|
875 |
+
Your IQ is in the negative 3 digits.
|
876 |
+
--- 93142708
|
877 |
+
>>93117763
|
878 |
+
>ll of future human history will now have the wrong record of that animal because various details of it will have been touched up and replaced by something else.
|
879 |
+
That's the way the world has worked for the last ten thousand years. Why is it a problem now?
|
880 |
+
--- 93143246
|
881 |
+
This is good, but I know it's only being done to help increase the value of kids in human trafficking.
|
882 |
+
--- 93144206
|
883 |
+
>>93135491
|
884 |
+
>literally who
|
885 |
+
--- 93145150
|
886 |
+
>>93143246
|
887 |
+
Damn the Jews really are playing 4D chess
|
888 |
+
--- 93146128
|
889 |
+
>>93106560 (OP)
|
890 |
+
So how did he get caught, did he upload his shit to people or was he training on the cloud or something retarded like that ?
|
891 |
+
|
892 |
+
Every weird/sick fetish you can imagine will be generated as AI imagery on someone's computer, that is inevitable.
|
893 |
+
|
894 |
+
If it's for 'personal use', it is truly a victimless crime.
|
895 |
+
|
896 |
+
Photoshop allowed you to paste faces onto anyone else, often very convincingly. AI just makes this faster and better.
|
897 |
+
--- 93146250
|
898 |
+
>>93106923
|
899 |
+
Nope. They keep it for honeypot operations because "that's how they stop child predators" or some shit. The FBI is the biggest CP distributor in the world.
|
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636 |
--- 93139286
|
637 |
>>93136506
|
638 |
desu i might have a 10Gb switch layin around...
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--- 93139286
|
637 |
>>93136506
|
638 |
desu i might have a 10Gb switch layin around...
|
639 |
+
--- 93141519
|
640 |
+
>>93136764
|
641 |
+
be nice. its the "home server" general, not the "i spend 4 hours everyday ricing the shit out of my gentoo thinkpad, dont have a job and dont even know what CAD stands for" general.
|
642 |
+
--- 93142187
|
643 |
+
Thoughts on Ultrastar DC HC530? I'm seeing the sas one for very cheap
|
644 |
+
--- 93142289
|
645 |
+
>>93124967
|
646 |
+
Anyone?
|
647 |
+
--- 93142355
|
648 |
+
Do any of you guys run zfs? Do you run a ZIL vdev? Do you actually use an Intel optane for it?
|
649 |
+
|
650 |
+
I was thinking of picking up a 118gb Optane P1600X but I don't know if its suitable. Does it even matter if I don't have a 10GbE connection?
|
651 |
+
--- 93143303
|
652 |
+
>>93142187
|
653 |
+
i just got one, a guy is selling 14tb ones on ebay for $120 with like 300 hours on them. seems fine so far but ive only had it for like 3 days
|
654 |
+
--- 93143602
|
655 |
+
I think my trueNAS box is fuckered.
|
656 |
+
|
657 |
+
Started having issues earlier today. I can get the server back onto my network intermittently but any troubleshooting into the root cause makes the network drop and unable to recover the previous config. I've tried multiple NICs at this point.
|
658 |
+
|
659 |
+
This server provides iSCSI storage to my virtualization box so if it goes down then half of my services get knocked out with it.
|
660 |
+
|
661 |
+
I'm almost tempted to go back to virtualizing TrueNAS under VMware so I can do troubleshooting remotely instead of down in my basement.
|
662 |
+
--- 93145721
|
663 |
+
>>93142187
|
664 |
+
>>93143303
|
665 |
+
90% sure these are SMR
|
666 |
+
--- 93145821
|
667 |
+
Why the fuck are all 10Gbe switches so expensive?
|
668 |
+
Why the fuck are all network cards/nics on ebay SFP-only? Where are all the cards and switches with 10Gbe ETHERNET PORTS? Its 2023 for fuck sake, all these SFP cables are too fucking short, and cat7-8 are more than capable of 10Gbe.
|
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--- 93145899
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>>93145821
|
671 |
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>Why the fuck are all network cards/nics on ebay SFP-only?
|
672 |
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Because alot of it is retired enterprise gear which doesn't care for RJ45 copper cables due to cost. you coud always use a 10G RJ45 SFP module
|
673 |
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> all these SFP cables are too fucking short
|
674 |
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Use SFP-10G-SR fiber modules or quit bitching about the price
|
675 |
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10G RJ45 ethernet always had a premium as it's just not used much
|
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+
--- 93146072
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>>93141519
|
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+
lmao I use windows on my main pc its just shit for home servers not my fault you get filtered by linux
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>>93138371
|
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that was a correct usage, are you mad or something?
|
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>t. finnish retard
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>>93138371
|
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that was a correct usage, are you mad or something?
|
652 |
>t. finnish retard
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--- 93140092
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>>93116029
|
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>i just dont have the time to fix it right now
|
656 |
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what are you too busy with?
|
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--- 93140277
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>>93118377
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>>93136369
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>>93115061
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>>93115919
|
662 |
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It's always interesting to see battlestations with virtually no belongings, just clean empty desk surfaces. Do you guys live minimalist lifestyles intentionally?
|
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--- 93140386
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>>93140277
|
665 |
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i am >>93115061
|
666 |
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i just dont do a lot at my desk that requires anything else, i dont eat or drink around my computer, i dont have multiple machines plugged in, etc
|
667 |
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i have other dedicated spaces for a workbench, food, other machines, etc
|
668 |
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--- 93140624
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>>93140092
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work
|
671 |
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i have four boats to finish (the other two are in the front yard) and a few other odd jobs, sheds and shit
|
672 |
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i don't spend all that muvh time downstairs, only when im gaming or something so it isn't a huge priority. plus, the renevations upstairs come first. i just recently finished building the new kitchen and im in the middle of redoing the bathrooms
|
673 |
+
--- 93140882
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>>93140624
|
675 |
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That's pretty dope
|
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--- 93140900
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>>93132842
|
678 |
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One on the right is a scale model of the Mac Pro chassis from back in the day. They’d make shit like that to get an idea for the form. Lots of companies used to do this
|
679 |
+
--- 93141230
|
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>>93137058
|
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|
682 |
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It's the floor.
|
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--- 93142134
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>>93140277
|
685 |
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they live boring boring lives
|
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--- 93143356
|
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>>93142134
|
688 |
+
you gotta find a middle ground though, a room filled with piles of consumer junk isn't exactly soulful either. things need some level of meaning, be it sentimental or mildly esoteric.
|
689 |
+
--- 93143421
|
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>>93141230
|
691 |
+
tiles are insanely common in pretty much everywhere that's within 1500 miles of the equator because not only are they cheap, they are also very cool during the day and warm during the night. the next best thing is concrete which is actually more expensive, or timber which is often not practical and/or vastly more expensive
|
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|
693 |
+
carpet is for cold places or people who actually like smelling of cat piss and rotting food all the time (i have NEVER seen a carpetted house that didn't smell musty, even when I visted montanna) and most other flooring is either impratical in hot climates or just too expensive
|
694 |
+
HVAC and under floor heating/cooling doesn't really exist outside of north america. (HVAC in the american sence of like, central HVAC with ducting everywhere. most places have at least split AC units these days)
|
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+
|
696 |
+
>>93143356
|
697 |
+
>>93142134
|
698 |
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>>93140277
|
699 |
+
the best (most sovlfull) and most interesting setups ever posted here are the guys
|
700 |
+
>with the 15 monitors that shops Holo into his chair
|
701 |
+
>with his office in basically an indoors fucking rainforrest
|
702 |
+
>with the osciliscopes and the 400 cans of dr peper (two different people I think)
|
703 |
+
>with the graveyard outside his window
|
704 |
+
>with some ocean-side cliff outside his window
|
705 |
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>that sits next to his server rack
|
706 |
+
>with the sissy cage double queen bed
|
707 |
+
and so far only one of them has posted here yet
|
708 |
+
everyone else is either trying too hard, or not trying hard enough to have a personality
|
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--- 93143579
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>>93143421
|
711 |
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oceanside cliff? haven't seen that one.
|
712 |
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--- 93143704
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>>93143579
|
714 |
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from memory he has like a clean dual-monitor setup, white table and walls, and theres a rectangular window behind his monitors that looks out over some ocean-side cliff. Probably somewhere in england, I presume, or maybe greece. It always looked kinda overcast though but it had a real vibe to it
|
715 |
+
iirc he had a really nice DAC+AMP on his desk too
|
716 |
+
--- 93145380
|
717 |
+
>>93115061
|
718 |
+
I used to always want that keyboard because of how sleek it was, bottom virtually flush with the keys.
|
719 |
+
--- 93146259
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>>93143356
|
721 |
+
basically needs to be something that is niche.
|
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+
--- 93146592
|
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+
>>93140277
|
724 |
+
most of them, especially reddit-tier ones basically just clean everything up before taking the picture, in reality their desks dont look like that, rest of them are either minimalists or have ocd, i have a friend with ocd that doesnt let you put shit on his desk because of it
|
725 |
+
>>93143356
|
726 |
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>noooo what do you mean a bunch of random dirty junk with old components isnt sovl
|
727 |
+
>>93143421
|
728 |
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>with his office in basically an indoors fucking rainforrest
|
729 |
+
its probably my favorite setup ive seen here, but setups like that are rare, its cool when there's one but i really like most of the other setups here as well, there are a few soulless ones but the "most random old shit = sovl" is just a retarded meme
|
730 |
+
--- 93146656
|
731 |
+
>>93124648
|
732 |
+
Actually you right im a virgin
|
733 |
+
>>93128259
|
734 |
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And im almost gay
|
735 |
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>>93140277
|
736 |
+
Small desk and nothing to put on top.
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|
688 |
>Can't buy another V60 because its all refurbished DoA chinkshit on the market nowadays
|
689 |
|
690 |
What's the cheapest 8G2 512gb phone on the market right now? I don't really care for all the usual luxury flagship features
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|
688 |
>Can't buy another V60 because its all refurbished DoA chinkshit on the market nowadays
|
689 |
|
690 |
What's the cheapest 8G2 512gb phone on the market right now? I don't really care for all the usual luxury flagship features
|
691 |
+
--- 93139825
|
692 |
+
>>93138324
|
693 |
+
Enjoy playing cat and mouse games to pass SafetyNet lmao
|
694 |
+
--- 93139884
|
695 |
+
>>93137383
|
696 |
+
>Sony has the III for $800 leaf funny money dollars now, which is like $600 USD.
|
697 |
+
That's pretty good.
|
698 |
+
|
699 |
+
>One of my biggest issues though which I forgot to ask about is unremovable bloat.
|
700 |
+
Not really a thing on Sonys.
|
701 |
+
--- 93139897
|
702 |
+
>>93138232
|
703 |
+
A14
|
704 |
+
--- 93139913
|
705 |
+
>>93138495
|
706 |
+
>What's the cheapest 8G2 512gb phone on the market right now?
|
707 |
+
Something Vivo X90. S23 base.
|
708 |
+
--- 93139941
|
709 |
+
How do mount ext4 sd card on android? No it's not encrypted
|
710 |
+
--- 93139961
|
711 |
+
I dug out my Galaxy Note 4 while spring cleaning. Does anyone know of a good way to turn it into a dedicated e-reader? I forgot this thing had a pen so I think it'd be wonderful for highlighting parts of books and taking notes.
|
712 |
+
--- 93139978
|
713 |
+
>>93139941
|
714 |
+
What's an SD card? Some sort of floppy disk?
|
715 |
+
--- 93140541
|
716 |
+
>>93115956 (OP)
|
717 |
+
If I buy a Galaxy A14 is it going to be useless garbage?
|
718 |
+
|
719 |
+
I want to be able to send text messages to a giant contact list, use my encrypted email, browse the internet, make phonecalls with a 3.5mm headset, and play music over bluetooth. I don't play games on my phone.
|
720 |
+
|
721 |
+
I have an A53 right now but all of the 3.5mm to USB-C adapters I have tried don't work reliably (no idea if it's the phone or the adapters, I've never used them with any other devices). I don't really want to keep buying adapters for this bullshit technology.
|
722 |
+
--- 93140553
|
723 |
+
What's the cheapest iPhone I can get with airtag support? I want to be able to locate my cat
|
724 |
+
--- 93140558
|
725 |
+
>>93123593
|
726 |
+
My Moto G Fast was excellent except for when it couldn't make or receive phonecalls every so often for literally no fucking reason. Restarting the phone always fixed it, but you have no idea how many called I missed because of it.
|
727 |
+
--- 93140581
|
728 |
+
>>93124014
|
729 |
+
> My iphone works fine for me!
|
730 |
+
--- 93140680
|
731 |
+
a rock went through the center of my phone and punched the screen out the other side. I would like to pull the data off my phone and onto my windows 8.1 pc. the issue is that before i can send data, i have to hit 'ok' on the 'permission to send data' prompt. how do i do this with a broken phone? can i bring my broken phone and laptop to iphone store and have to do it for me?
|
732 |
+
|
733 |
+
dont say icloud becuase they only give you 5gigs of 'free data' and any iphone backup is going to be bigger than 5gigs. fucking uselesss
|
734 |
+
--- 93141113
|
735 |
+
Anyone previously or currently own an A71 5g? Is it a piece of shit or decent? If I can talk someone down to 150 from 200 would it be a good buy?
|
736 |
+
--- 93141179
|
737 |
+
>>93136308
|
738 |
+
you can run linux apps on linux phones and theoretically you can run wine given good performance. doa argument.
|
739 |
+
--- 93141220
|
740 |
+
Has the pricepoint for 8G1+ dropped? Currently I'm using Poco F3 and I'm wondering if I can get an 8G1+ phone with similar price.
|
741 |
+
--- 93141234
|
742 |
+
Guys why do I have two twitter apps in my app drawer? I just downloaded twitter.
|
743 |
+
--- 93141264
|
744 |
+
>>93141234
|
745 |
+
just android things.
|
746 |
+
--- 93141309
|
747 |
+
>>93141264
|
748 |
+
pls
|
749 |
+
--- 93141320
|
750 |
+
is it possible to remove the glass from my pooxel 6a and replace it with plastiwrap?
|
751 |
+
--- 93141410
|
752 |
+
>>93140680
|
753 |
+
Take it to the Apple store
|
754 |
+
--- 93141636
|
755 |
+
>>93141179
|
756 |
+
Haha, the idea Linux apps are both optimized for small touchscreens and that they are currently a viable alternative to the apps available on Android and iOS is pretty funny. Sailfish exists and needs Android app compatibility (on official versions) in order to be usable. It runs Linux RPMs natively but that's not enough for a phone. Linux phone devs need a free way to run Android apps and they might actually get traction. Unfortunately they always pick ancient underpowered devices.
|
757 |
+
--- 93141652
|
758 |
+
>>93141309
|
759 |
+
Investigate both using app info. Could be for multiple accounts. Perhaps it's some feature of your launcher. Use a different launcher if you want.
|
760 |
+
--- 93141686
|
761 |
+
I like small smartphones. Is the iPhone 13 mini the best option? I've been using the a Zenfone 8 for a year, but the glass broke and I wanted something even smaller. Any other good small android options?
|
762 |
+
--- 93141714
|
763 |
+
I bought a Chinese phone and now my phone doesn't get alerts anymore like the amber alert
|
764 |
+
Did I escape from the botnet?
|
765 |
+
--- 93141842
|
766 |
+
>>93115956 (OP)
|
767 |
+
Does it matter which of the two cases I go with?
|
768 |
+
--- 93142008
|
769 |
+
>>93141652
|
770 |
+
I don't think that is the case
|
771 |
+
I reinstalled twitter and it popped up again
|
772 |
+
this time the text was glitched out but for only one of the two apps
|
773 |
+
--- 93142434
|
774 |
+
>>93141714
|
775 |
+
>he doesn't know
|
776 |
+
--- 93142454
|
777 |
+
>>93142008
|
778 |
+
h4x0rz
|
779 |
+
--- 93142521
|
780 |
+
What's the absolute cheapest tablet you can get that's capable of up to 4K video playback without shitting itself? The display itself doesn't have to be 4K of course, just want it to be able to handle at least that much in terms of horsepower
|
781 |
+
--- 93142527
|
782 |
+
>>93142454
|
783 |
+
--- 93142571
|
784 |
+
>>93141842
|
785 |
+
I stopped using cases after trying my Nexus 5 out of the case after two years. It felt like a totally different phone. Didn't use a case with my next phone, a Lumia 925 since it was bought used and I felt I could replace it. It just became a thing I did. Only cracked one screen due to wearing these shorts with shitty pockets. I tried a nice case from Peak Design that had MagSafe but I couldn't bring myself to use it.
|
786 |
+
--- 93143453
|
787 |
+
I'm thinking about getting an used iPhone 12 mini to replace my old 2016 iPhone SE. Is 79% battery health good enough? I mean, it's not only the battery that worries me, but also the fact that, the more degraded it is, the more someone else was using their phone, maybe carelessly dropping it on the ground and what not.
|
788 |
+
--- 93143503
|
789 |
+
>>93143453
|
790 |
+
Don't be retard and buy a used 12 mini with a shit battery out of the box anyway. Buy a refurbished 13 mini
|
791 |
+
--- 93143540
|
792 |
+
>>93143503
|
793 |
+
You mean like... one of these?
|
794 |
+
--- 93143599
|
795 |
+
>>93138085
|
796 |
+
Six and a half years.
|
797 |
+
--- 93143612
|
798 |
+
>>93142521
|
799 |
+
>capable of up to 4K video playback without shitting itself?
|
800 |
+
Samsung tab 7 it goes a bit higher than 1440p so you do benefit from 4k
|
801 |
+
--- 93143644
|
802 |
+
>>93143599
|
803 |
+
Which phone.
|
804 |
+
--- 93143741
|
805 |
+
>>93143503
|
806 |
+
Thinking about how much of scammers Brazilians usually are I might as well just buy a 13 mini like you said, yeah. At least Ali will have me covered in case anything happens.
|
807 |
+
--- 93143760
|
808 |
+
>>93134620
|
809 |
+
Not the Ultra.
|
810 |
+
--- 93144007
|
811 |
+
What's the best podcast app for Android?
|
812 |
+
Now that Pocket Cast has gone full greed, I'm looking for another app. (One-time) Paid is okay since I have some Google Rewards money to burn
|
813 |
+
--- 93144173
|
814 |
+
>>93143540
|
815 |
+
I don't know how reputable of a source that is. You might get a fake one. I mean it's probably legit, but it is AliExpress.
|
816 |
+
--- 93144183
|
817 |
+
>>93143540
|
818 |
+
Sir
|
819 |
+
--- 93144256
|
820 |
+
>>93144007
|
821 |
+
Lol this nigga listens to podcasts.
|
822 |
+
--- 93144288
|
823 |
+
>>93143612
|
824 |
+
The A7 or the S7? I'm assuming you mean the former, it has a MediaTek chip and I heard those are not very reliable
|
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I can also get the S6 Lite for 230 bucks which is a bit more expensive than I'm hoping but it seems like a good deal
|
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--- 93144313
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Why did modern phones drop regular 18W Quick Charge? Sucks having to replace my old chargers if I want more than snail charging
|
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--- 93144337
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>>93144313
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because it's not 2014 anymore and proprietary charging-protocols are on their way out
|
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--- 93144338
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>>93144256
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you watch little anime girls and jack off to them.
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>>93115956 (OP)
|
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Taiwan Now Has ‘Real Time’ Intelligence Sharing Link With Five Eyes
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A Taiwanese official says Taipei has been upgraded its computers to share information with the Five Eyes nations
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A Taiwanese national security official said Wednesday that the island now has a “real time” intelligence-sharing link with the Five Eyes, the Western intelligence alliance that includes the US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and Britain.
|
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|
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Tsai Ming-yen, the director-general of Taiwan’s National Security Bureau, made the comments during a legislative hearing. Tsai confirmed that Taiwan had been upgrading its computer systems to be able to share information with the Five Eyes nations.
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|
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“We can connect with the ‘Five Eyes’ alliance through a confidential system,” Tsai said, according to Reuters.
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The comments are the latest example of Taiwan’s growing relationship with the US and its allies. The cooperation angers Beijing, which has responded to the increased US support for Taiwan by putting more military pressure on the island.
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Also on Wednesday, the Taiwanese Defense Ministry said its upcoming military exercises will focus on breaking a blockade. China’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) simulated a blockade around Taiwan in August 2022 in response to then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) visiting the island.
|
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China conducted similar drills after Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen recently met with the current House speaker, Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), in California, although they weren’t as extensive as the Pelosi exercises.
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|
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Taiwan’s Han Kuang exercises will include tabletop drills from May 15 to 19 and live-fire exercises from July 24 to 28.
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https://news.antiwar.com/2023/04/26/taiwan-now-has-real-time-intelligence-sharing-link-with-five-eyes/
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>>93144338
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relevant because now samsung is pozzed.
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--- 93144361
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>>93144338
|
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Lol you seem to know a lot about little girls for someone so innocent. I literally searched for a laughing anime gif.
|
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Will this shit work alright for my Pixel 7?
|
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--- 93144421
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>>93144385
|
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enjoy ruining your battery, chud
|
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--- 93144427
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>>93144385
|
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It probably will work unless you have a thic case. Just a matter of how fast it will charge , some only do 5W, 10W seems standard. The Pixel Stand can do 23W I think and has a built in fan.
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>>93144421
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Explain
|
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I thought heat generation hasn't been an issue for a while with these
|
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>>93144421
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>she got a bad result on (((AccuBattery))) while wireless charging and thinks it means her battery is worse
|
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--- 93144453
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>>93144361
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>no u
|
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classic retort. i accept your concession. now bow your head in shame and proclaim "I will stop jacking off to little girls."
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>>93144449
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>she
|
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--- 93144483
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>>93144430
|
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They still get hot. My Pixel feels warm sometimes when doing wired charging, so does my vape which supports PD2.0. Any charging is wear on the battery, heat is not good but it isn't something you really have to worry about.
|
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--- 93144507
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>>93144453
|
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Dude you listen to intellectual masturbation, death to all podcasters. I'd rather my son masturbate to anime women instead of listening to the podcasting race.
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>>93144507
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>t.
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--- 93144627
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>>93144463
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Sometimes I like to misgender 4channers.
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>>93144574
|
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Are you a girl? You are arguing like one. "lol women disapprove of you little boy" Imagine thinking your approval was the most important facet of man's existence. Need I remind you "no girls on the internet"?
|
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--- 93144796
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>>93144430
|
902 |
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"""wireless""" charging destroys your battery
|
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--- 93144868
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>>93144507
|
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I feel like podcasts fall into the same trap as self-help. Where people get addicted to self-help books get the feeling of “improving” even if they don’t change anything about their lives. It’s similar for podcastlets they sit down and listen to a 3 hour Joe Rogan podcast where some former CIA agent talks about random shit like conspiracy theories, drugs, etc. and then they pat themselves on the back cause they feel like they did something “intellectual” as opposed to watching a movie or something
|
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--- 93145753
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>>93120285
|
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there's a patch that Privatedev instance runs, it scraps Twitter through the admins twitter accounts
|
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afaik that's the sole instance running that patch and able to scrap nsfw twitter content, it doesn't always work I'd guess due to rate limiting
|
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--- 93145894
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911 |
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I am looking for an android phone for developing android apps, try some emulation, and just sort of mess around with in general, how much do I need to spend on something that doesn’t feel “cheap”
|
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camera is not important to me at all so take that out of consideration
|
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--- 93145920
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>>93140541
|
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a14 rocks
|
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--- 93145936
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>>93115956 (OP)
|
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>bezels aren't even all the way around
|
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yep. it's garbage
|
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--- 93146226
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>>93134620
|
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>polakshit discovers bokeh
|
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--- 93146336
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>>93138293
|
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+
Not really simple/clean but FairEmail works, I believe K9Mail has better looks but I haven't used it in years
|
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--- 93146586
|
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>>93118529
|
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I have Redmi Note 5 Pro and Redmi 3s Prime.
|
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|
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Older than 6 and 7 years respectively. Still smooth and no problems. They didn't get any OS update but still very functional and with good battery.
|
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|
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iPhones of my friends though, didn't last even 4 full years. They had 7 back then.
|
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>>93139825
|
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My two banking apps work just fine plus the 2fa auth from work doesn't have any issues.
|
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Keep seething iToddler, I paid a quarter of the iToy X for my Poco F1.
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>>93116677 (OP)
|
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>ID DUZN'T WURK LIKE WINDOZE!!!!
|
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then go use Windows you fucking child
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>>93116677 (OP)
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>ID DUZN'T WURK LIKE WINDOZE!!!!
|
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then go use Windows you fucking child
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>>93135624
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based
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--- 93139861
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>>93139478
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meds
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--- 93140746
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>people
|
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--- 93140828
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m2 mac has the world's worst external display support in a laptop
|
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--- 93140888
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>>93139378
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The scroll direction is backwards, and too msooth, like a tocuhscreen
|
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--- 93141052
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>>93140888
|
159 |
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Then go to the settings to change the scroll direction. I don't remember if there's a setting to change the smoothness, but it felt fine to me. It might depend on the actual mouse.
|
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--- 93143790
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>>93140746
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yes
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--- 93143813
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>>93141052
|
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Then your touchpad is broken instead.
|
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--- 93144222
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>>93143813
|
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+
Admittedly, it was annoying as fuck to change the settings every time I went between the mouse and the trackpad. I was considering finding a way to automate it, but I don't own a Mac anymore.
|
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--- 93144234
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>>93144222
|
171 |
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There is an app which solves it. Didn't have any more issues after installing it.
|
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--- 93145084
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>>93116677 (OP)
|
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The reason they're popular is because:
|
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>stacies who browse the web and consume media: arm chip is enough, long battery, nice screen for the price
|
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>media bros: pay for video and music editing software, retard proof, etc.
|
177 |
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>devlopers who don't try anything new: code, push to repo, etc. long battery so code outside in s*ybucks
|
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>boomer software engineers or computer sciebtists: hasn't used a pc for media or internet for a while, math degree, never turns it off, has 100 apps open with slides from classes they teach, if a problem arises he opens it ans ssh into server and fixes it, enjoys time with grandkids or kids.
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--- 93139291
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>>93129666
|
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checked and rekt
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--- 93139291
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>>93129666
|
726 |
checked and rekt
|
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--- 93139707
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>>93138988
|
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+
you should try cohost. trannies talking to other trannies and anyone normal gets mocked or ignored
|
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+
--- 93139791
|
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>>93118897 (OP)
|
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+
the last thing we need is another site for mass producing shit takes
|
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+
--- 93139794
|
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>>93133502
|
735 |
+
this must be why everyone is still on friendster or excite and it’s still going after all these years. genius observation anon
|
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--- 93140036
|
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+
>trust the guy who let twitter go to shit on purpose
|
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--- 93140103
|
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>>93133763
|
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+
Also the average person doesn't give a fuck if Twitter has right-wing content. They won't go to some exclusive right-wing politics site because that's fucking boring (I'm right-wing and I have zero interest in those kinds of sites because they're just political ranting all the time) but they also don't care if there's right-wing content present and not being censored on the regular sites they go on.
|
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+
|
742 |
+
All the censorship on YouTube, Twitter, etc., didn't come because normal people complained. They didn't complain. It came because extreme-leftist people who've been utterly mind-broken by Russian cultural warfare for the past several decades complained about it.
|
743 |
+
--- 93140129
|
744 |
+
Is Elon Musk the most reddit man alive? Serious question.
|
745 |
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--- 93140259
|
746 |
+
>>93140129
|
747 |
+
yep. reddit used to love him for a reason... before he showed support for trump
|
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--- 93140315
|
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>>93118897 (OP)
|
750 |
+
No one trusts Jack and the mastadon except the far left communists now. Twitter had shown what sort of business the big tech social media were running. The issues of collusion between government, tech, FBI, intelligence community, company political alignment, etc are deeply disturbing and embedded in almost all the tech companies nowadays. Twitter under Musk broke out of that mold and set itself apart. You'll never get the moderate or reasonable people to say twitter clone run by Jack would be better than Musk. Jack had already failed once and didn't seem to learn the right lesson.
|
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--- 93140322
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>>93140129
|
753 |
+
Americans have a strange obsession with android and apple.
|
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--- 93140339
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>>93126526
|
756 |
+
You're glowing too much.
|
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--- 93140362
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>>93140129
|
759 |
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Yeah. Elon Musk, the communist, the far left extremists, the tranny lover, the sjw, the virtue signaling.
|
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+
|
761 |
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Make sure you're not looking at your own mirror, communist.
|
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--- 93140422
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>>93133155
|
764 |
+
You're here forever, it's not just a meme it will happen to you too.
|
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--- 93140744
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>>93119899
|
767 |
+
This is my favorite poorfag lore
|
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--- 93142088
|
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+
>>93118897 (OP)
|
770 |
+
jack is a coward and cypherpunk tech-libertarianism failed
|
771 |
+
--- 93142150
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>>93142088
|
773 |
+
His idea of "libertarianism" was giving control over to the government and CIA for political censorship. He effectively had no voice inside his own company because he refused to lead his company in the direction he wanted it to. Instead it was fostered by bunch of SJWs/far left extremists hell bent on maintaining a narrative
|
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--- 93142190
|
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>>93131609
|
776 |
+
He craves being the center of attention again
|
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--- 93143373
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>>93138389
|
779 |
+
>buy domain
|
780 |
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>make website (not everyone can do this)
|
781 |
+
>set it up
|
782 |
+
>make sure its always available
|
783 |
+
impractical for average person. then there's the search issue that nobody will see your site. there's a reason pooiter boomed like this
|
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+
--- 93143476
|
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+
>>93119130
|
786 |
+
Top cope
|
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--- 93143482
|
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>>93126459
|
789 |
+
Imagine not picking the side if the billionaire that lets you post hate facts sending commies into rage seizure
|
790 |
+
--- 93143575
|
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>>93143482
|
792 |
+
Elon shills for Russia and China, is against longevity research and doesn’t actually support free speech. He replaced all white employees at twitter with Indian slaves so he’s also not some le savior of da white race.
|
793 |
+
--- 93143710
|
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+
>>93119419
|
795 |
+
Agreed let's double the pay for the moderators on this board! Whose with me!
|
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+
--- 93144073
|
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+
>>93119345
|
798 |
+
>how do I run this Python script
|
799 |
+
Absolutely valid question even for a software engineer. Environment setup and dependency management is a joke in that language.
|
800 |
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--- 93144706
|
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>>93134371
|
802 |
+
I mean typically you need specific versions of packages. But there really should be no problem cause a proper dev would include a requirements.txt or equivalent, right?
|
803 |
+
--- 93144888
|
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>>93138362
|
805 |
+
A Python script, sure, given that I rarely read or write Python. I’ve written renderers and movement components for video games, fairly technical shit that many engineers would run from, and I wouldn’t know what to do with a .py without googling or asking someone. If I was a hugely successful CEO with not very much time in the day to waste on shit I definitely wouldn’t bother googling, I’d just ask one of my employees to show me.
|
806 |
+
Granted I’m some flavour of ADHD/retarded/whatever you want to call it, but then so is Musk.
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|
706 |
Probably a small lifespan decrease for that alone. Electronics don't like excessive heat and it's closer to the heat source.
|
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--- 93138732
|
708 |
these threads are comfy as fuck. i think this is the best combo of topics.
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Probably a small lifespan decrease for that alone. Electronics don't like excessive heat and it's closer to the heat source.
|
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--- 93138732
|
708 |
these threads are comfy as fuck. i think this is the best combo of topics.
|
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+
--- 93140187
|
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+
>>93138732
|
711 |
+
Especially now that we've told headphonefags to fuck off.
|
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+
--- 93140881
|
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+
>>93140187
|
714 |
+
What's wrong with headphones? I'm about to buy a K702 for fun
|
715 |
+
--- 93141005
|
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+
>>93140881
|
717 |
+
No tactile bass and no true stereo sound stage. Also almost universally terrible tuning making EQ mandatory, and distortion so bad that EQ is not viable, the worst possible combination.
|
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+
--- 93141089
|
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+
>>93141005
|
720 |
+
Source?
|
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--- 93141274
|
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+
>>93141089
|
723 |
+
Physics, and any source of measurement data (ASR is a good start).
|
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+
--- 93141291
|
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+
>>93141089
|
726 |
+
Distortion increases with amplitude. Most headphones have a lot of distortion out of the box, even with low bass, because they're poorly designed. Pass frequencies move the driver more, which equates to higher distortion. EQing bass to be louder in already high distortion drivers increases distortion so much they start to sound "muddy", this distortion bleeds into the other frequencies when layered content (actual audio you will listen to, not just sine sweeps) plays. IEMs don't have as many problems in the bass region largely because the seal they create in your ear will amplify bass, which is basically the same as the "room gain" effect with sealed subwoofers in smaller rooms.
|
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+
|
728 |
+
Good headphones do exist, but they're few and far between, and even then they just about always need EQ in the sub-100Hz region.
|
729 |
+
--- 93142211
|
730 |
+
Can anyone recommend a pair of small active monitors to replace my audioengine A2+? The A2+ are configured to run bass through their small drivers and sound like shit, especially if you pair them up with a sub.
|
731 |
+
Requirements:
|
732 |
+
- 21cm max height
|
733 |
+
- sub out
|
734 |
+
- active
|
735 |
+
- (optional) front volume control or remote
|
736 |
+
I intend to use them exclusively with my computer for music/vidya at low volume.
|
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--- 93142752
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>>93142211
|
739 |
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Active speakers are flamboyantly homosexual.
|
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--- 93143736
|
741 |
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>>93142752
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742 |
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Using the word "flamboyantly" is homosexual
|
743 |
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--- 93143801
|
744 |
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>>93142211
|
745 |
+
You might get more out of something like a minidsp to fine tune the crossover between the monitors and the sub rather than buying a new set of monitors.
|
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+
--- 93143824
|
747 |
+
If you don't have picrel and installed Moode on it, how do you stream into your DAC in the living room?
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+
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749 |
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>>93141089
|
750 |
+
We made it up, bro.
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+
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752 |
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>>93142211
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753 |
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21cm is something i don't kmow, but do check the ones in the first post.
|
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>>93143824
|
756 |
+
>21cm is something i don't kmow, but do check the ones in the first post.
|
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+
Already did. Too big. I would've bought a pair of Adams a long time ago if I had the space.
|
758 |
+
--- 93144486
|
759 |
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>>93143801
|
760 |
+
Any recs?
|
761 |
+
--- 93144698
|
762 |
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>>93144486
|
763 |
+
Well, i have had the MiniDSP 2x4HD (given to a friend) and the MiniDSP Flex (i still use this one). I can recommend both, but the Flex is overall the better device if you use it as a preamp and dac for all kinds of stuff.
|
764 |
+
I connect to it using Bluetooth/LDAC from my PC, toslink from my TV, Coaxial from my CD player and USB from a RPi with Moode. I have a analog input left which i plan to use for my recprd player and it's preamp.
|
765 |
+
Output is 2 channel into a amplifier and 2 channels into two subwoofers.
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766 |
+
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767 |
+
Would a Genelec 8020D fit the 21cm?
|
768 |
+
--- 93144909
|
769 |
+
>>93144698
|
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+
>Would a Genelec 8020D fit the 21cm?
|
771 |
+
Barely. The 8010 round probably be better. Unfortunately, I don't have any balanced outputs on my DAC (if micro bl).
|
772 |
+
|
773 |
+
The minidsp flex looks nice, but it's more expensive than my entire setup. I guess I'll have to redo my speaker setup from scratch when I move to a larger flat.
|
774 |
+
--- 93144921
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775 |
+
>>93144909
|
776 |
+
Would probably be better*
|
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+
--- 93145045
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778 |
+
what's /hifi/ listening to right now?
|
779 |
+
just found this gem on youtube:
|
780 |
+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtZz9pxe-wM [Embed]
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781 |
+
--- 93145337
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782 |
+
>>93145045
|
783 |
+
I downloaded and tagged a lot of Trentemøller yesterday, still some stuff missing, hope to get some of it today.
|
784 |
+
https://citrus:[email protected]:4711/musik/Trentem%c3%b8ller/
|
785 |
+
--- 93145488
|
786 |
+
>>93145045
|
787 |
+
Russia stronk!
|
788 |
+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tgFZP4NxBo [Embed]
|
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+
--- 93145540
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+
>>93145045
|
791 |
+
>Trentemøller
|
792 |
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nice, his harbour boat trips compilation is on my buy soon list since forever
|
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--- 93145760
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>>93145045
|
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+
this is cool
|
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--- 93145896
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>>93145045
|
798 |
+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRsJH6De6nI&list=RDZRsJH6De6nI [Embed]
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>general dies before even 120 posts
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/g/ really is the most cucked board. Sad. Lol. Sneed.
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>>93135905
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nah theres planty of winchads on /g/
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the difference is, most of the time we are doing work (using Microsoft Windows)
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linux trannies dont do any work which is why theyre posting all day long
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do you guys write code in C#?
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>>93136254
|
567 |
-
>we are doing work
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or gaming, you know, the thing troonix can't do
|
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--- 93136982
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570 |
does anyone have a good reference for learning about PE headers and DLLs
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571 |
--- 93137163
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>>93139238
|
642 |
Then yeah, try it out. I recently had an old UEFI Lenovo SFF that couldn't even boot into a post 1809 Windows 10 setup ISO, but then I got the latest BIOS update for the computer model and then it booted.
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--- 93135905
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554 |
>general dies before even 120 posts
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555 |
/g/ really is the most cucked board. Sad. Lol. Sneed.
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--- 93136268
|
557 |
do you guys write code in C#?
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|
558 |
--- 93136982
|
559 |
does anyone have a good reference for learning about PE headers and DLLs
|
560 |
--- 93137163
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|
629 |
--- 93139433
|
630 |
>>93139238
|
631 |
Then yeah, try it out. I recently had an old UEFI Lenovo SFF that couldn't even boot into a post 1809 Windows 10 setup ISO, but then I got the latest BIOS update for the computer model and then it booted.
|
632 |
+
--- 93139888
|
633 |
+
Going through new PC installing old software from my archive and this bad boy pops up, amazing how these things still work, chiptune music and all, I'm pretty sure I downloaded this back in the WinXP days.
|
634 |
+
--- 93139912
|
635 |
+
>>93139888
|
636 |
+
Keygens remind me of better times
|
637 |
+
--- 93140488
|
638 |
+
>>93139888
|
639 |
+
I can hear this image.
|
640 |
+
--- 93140638
|
641 |
+
>>93139008
|
642 |
+
So I sucessfully flashed the BIOS but now I can't get back into the BIOS. If I hit the delete key on startup, the system just hangs on the Gigabyte flash screen. Pressing F8 and I get the same. I can't get into safe mode either.
|
643 |
+
It boots to Windows just fine if I don't touch a key at startup.
|
644 |
+
--- 93140672
|
645 |
+
>>93140638
|
646 |
+
Well that's odd. Can you not access the BIOS via the advanced startup either?
|
647 |
+
--- 93140782
|
648 |
+
>Windows 11
|
649 |
+
>Laptop
|
650 |
+
>Two monitors + Laptop Display
|
651 |
+
I would like to mirror the laptop screen with monitor 1 and extend to monitor 2.
|
652 |
+
Can this be done simply in Windows without 3rd party stuff?
|
653 |
+
|
654 |
+
Pic related.
|
655 |
+
--- 93140811
|
656 |
+
>>93140672
|
657 |
+
I didn't try yet but spamming the other keys listed at the bottom of the splash screen yields the same result. Frozen on pic related.
|
658 |
+
--- 93141087
|
659 |
+
>>93140811
|
660 |
+
Well I dunno what's happened then. You got the latest BIOS update for your exact brand and model of motherboard and for some reason you can't access the BIOS anymore. This is very strange.
|
661 |
+
Like I said, try getting into it via advanced startup via Shift+Restart.
|
662 |
+
--- 93141275
|
663 |
+
I don't understand why is it so difficult in 2023 that a program deletes all of its files and registry entries when you uninstall them.
|
664 |
+
|
665 |
+
I'm going to stop caring about those junk files and registry entries because they don't take so much space in the hard drive and that is the only effect they could have on the performance of my computer, if they take too much space on the hard drive.
|
666 |
+
|
667 |
+
For example I have been many years without deleting my hard drive and the size of the folders where the programs store their files (Program Files, ProgramData and AppData) is only 24.4 GB and the Windows Registry is just 440 MB. All combined is only 24.84 GB. That's nothing for the size of my hard drive. Right now I still have 286 GB empty, more than enough for me.
|
668 |
+
|
669 |
+
I will delete my hard drive and reinstall Windows every year, like on January 1st for example, and in that way I will clean all of those files and registry entries left behind by uninstalled programs.
|
670 |
+
|
671 |
+
I was looking how can you save your Windows license when you delete your hard drive and I read that the only way is having a Microsoft account so your license is saved there. When you reinstall Windows you login with your Microsoft account and you have your license back. I don't like that I have to make a Microsoft account just for that but if that is the only way to do it so be it.
|
672 |
+
|
673 |
+
Sorry for the blog post but I wanted to know what you think about this?, do you do the same?
|
674 |
+
--- 93141282
|
675 |
+
>>93141087
|
676 |
+
clicking restart while holding shift?
|
677 |
+
--- 93141313
|
678 |
+
>>93141282
|
679 |
+
It's a way to get to the advanced startup menu which allows you to do things like access the BIOS via it among other things.
|
680 |
+
--- 93141335
|
681 |
+
>>93141275
|
682 |
+
I mean you could always just use a local account and activate with MAS HWID.
|
683 |
+
Also if you want to deep uninstall things use BCUninstaller.
|
684 |
+
--- 93141343
|
685 |
+
>>93141313
|
686 |
+
how long do I hold the shift key? Release after clicking restart?
|
687 |
+
--- 93141352
|
688 |
+
>>93141343
|
689 |
+
When you see "please wait" you can stop pressing Shift
|
690 |
+
--- 93141691
|
691 |
+
>>93141352
|
692 |
+
it just says "shutting down..." I released the shift key immediately when the screen went black, then the system rebooted and got stuck on the splash screen.
|
693 |
+
Think I'll try clearing the CMOS.
|
694 |
+
--- 93141786
|
695 |
+
>>93138905
|
696 |
+
You got bamboozled by AMD. Those legacy 2022 drivers DO NOT WORK on windows 7. I distinctively remember running into stutter and slowdown problems on that driver last year forcing me to swap out to earlier versions. You need the driver from 2021. In typical corporate fuckery enforcing the view of AMD = no drivers, you have to find the 2021 versions outside the official site.
|
697 |
+
--- 93141848
|
698 |
+
>>93141786
|
699 |
+
Is it like how NVIDIA cards in the 9xx and 10xx series perform badly with the latest drivers and the last one that truly works with them is 512.95?
|
700 |
+
--- 93141889
|
701 |
+
>>93141848
|
702 |
+
A bit like it. Have you tried installing the bare minimum driver only and not the software suite included in it? That may well work.
|
703 |
+
--- 93141957
|
704 |
+
>>93141889
|
705 |
+
I say this because a guide recommends it that's specifically using NVCleanstall to install debloated drivers.
|
706 |
+
--- 93141999
|
707 |
+
>>93141957
|
708 |
+
I wouldn't use any debloaters.
|
709 |
+
Try this windows 7 driver.
|
710 |
+
|
711 |
+
https://www.guru3d.com/files-details/amd-radeon-adrenalin-21-5-2-driver-download,4.html
|
712 |
+
--- 93142019
|
713 |
+
>>93141999
|
714 |
+
Oh, I'm not that 7 anon.
|
715 |
+
I used NVCleanstall for my older card and it installed and works flawlessly with no bloat or telemetry.
|
716 |
+
--- 93142085
|
717 |
+
>>93141691
|
718 |
+
ffs. I cleared the CMOS. Now I get a UEFI screen that says
|
719 |
+
>BIOS has been reset - Please decide how to continue
|
720 |
+
>Load optimized defaults then boot
|
721 |
+
>Load optimized defaults then reboot
|
722 |
+
>Enter BIOS
|
723 |
+
but the fucking keyboard and mouse are completely unresponsive so I can't make a selection
|
724 |
+
--- 93142110
|
725 |
+
>>93142085
|
726 |
+
I hope you have a backup of the older BIOS version. You're screwed otherwise.
|
727 |
+
--- 93142777
|
728 |
+
Is privacy.sexy dead? What's the next best thing to use that does debloat + security and etc? Heard about AME wizard recently, what exactly is that and how good is it?
|
729 |
+
--- 93142787
|
730 |
+
>>93142110
|
731 |
+
So, I plugged a different keyboard in to a different usb port and was able to make a selection. In fact, this second keyboard is letting me get into the BIOS without issue. The first one just pauses on the splash screen and none of the key presses are recognize beyond that. The updated BIOS doesn't like my keyboard and/or the usb port that it is plugged into. I'll have to look into it further tomorrow. Maybe I'll even have a chance to try installing those graphics drivers again.
|
732 |
+
--- 93142853
|
733 |
+
>>93142777
|
734 |
+
I've been using ShutUp10++ on stock Windows. Works great, just set the recommend toggles and you're all good.
|
735 |
+
AME Wizard is basically a frontend to a new style of customization script called a Playbook, which heavily customizes a stock Windows 22H2 install into whatever the Playbook decides. Currently there's playbooks for AME10, AME11, ReviOS and AtlasOS. Basically just a more law-safe way to distribute custom Windows which include things like completely cutting any and all telemetry vectors out of the install.
|
736 |
+
--- 93142874
|
737 |
+
>>93142787
|
738 |
+
Well I'm glad your BIOS didn't brick at least. Good luck later.
|
739 |
+
--- 93142884
|
740 |
+
>>93142787
|
741 |
+
Bookmark the guru3d driver link. I believe that's the one that works out of the box. And always do minimal driver install on windows 7, you may run into crashing and problems with adrenalin otherwise.
|
742 |
+
--- 93142958
|
743 |
+
>>93142874
|
744 |
+
Thanks.
|
745 |
+
>>93142884
|
746 |
+
I did. Thank you.
|
747 |
+
--- 93143116
|
748 |
+
>>93142853
|
749 |
+
I see, that sounds pretty cool, feels like a lot more software nowadays are able to reverse engineer things in a user friendly way, its really weird cuz I see it in game modding as well. How do you know what things they change other than the vague stuff they claim in their websites? I'm messing around with the software right now and I dont see a way to know what changes that can be made or even customizing them, just being fed a "default" with no explanation. I'm sure there are documents in github but it doesnt really sit right with me that I have to hunt it down. I dont really care about claims or whatever but transparency would be fantastic.
|
750 |
+
--- 93143139
|
751 |
+
>>93143116
|
752 |
+
The playbooks are basically YAML code, so you should be able to open the playbooks in a text editor and read what changes it'll make.
|
753 |
+
--- 93143945
|
754 |
+
I want win 7 aero glass really bad
|
755 |
+
how to get it in win 10?
|
756 |
+
--- 93143955
|
757 |
+
>>93143945
|
758 |
+
Check out WinAeroTweaker
|
759 |
+
--- 93143965
|
760 |
+
>>93142884
|
761 |
+
Wouldn't it be best to always just do a minimum install? Though I guess you could go even more minimal by cutting things out with RadeonSoftwareSlimmer.
|
762 |
+
--- 93144441
|
763 |
+
Guys how do I add stuff to the "new" menu in file exploder? I want to create an entry for New->Batch file.
|
764 |
+
--- 93144488
|
765 |
+
>>93144441
|
766 |
+
https://www.bing.com/search?q=Guys+how+do+I+add+stuff+to+the+%22new%22+menu+in+file+exploder
|
767 |
+
--- 93144541
|
768 |
+
>>93143955
|
769 |
+
it's not what I want
|
770 |
+
I want full glass really look alike win 7 window
|
771 |
+
--- 93144638
|
772 |
+
>>93127403
|
773 |
+
what distro is that? (i have no idea cuz ive only used windows)
|
774 |
+
--- 93144681
|
775 |
+
>>93144638
|
776 |
+
Dunno what distro, but the DE is Gnome. For future reference, it's pretty easy to tell the major DEs apart: if a screenshot looks like an inbred child tried to rip Windows off, it's KDE. If it looks like an inbred child tried to rip macOS off, it's Gnome.
|
777 |
+
--- 93144733
|
778 |
+
I realized the window bar themes change when using compatibility mode. That means windows 10 has these themes and can use them, right? If that's the case is there a reason why you can't just use these for the whole system?
|
779 |
+
--- 93144953
|
780 |
+
What's the best place to get pre-7 Windows versions? I want to mess around in either a VM or PCem
|
781 |
+
--- 93145023
|
782 |
+
>>93144733
|
783 |
+
>is there a reason why you can't just use these for the whole system?
|
784 |
+
Probably not. You can likely just find the part of win32k or DWM or whatever that decides which window border to use and just patch it out so it always uses the compatibility mode themes.
|
785 |
+
--- 93145073
|
786 |
+
>>93144953
|
787 |
+
One of the variety of the-eye mirrors. They're still out there, but can be a bit hard to find.
|
788 |
+
--- 93145483
|
789 |
+
>>93144733
|
790 |
+
would be kino if microjew still supported classic themes on newer releases
|
791 |
+
--- 93145498
|
792 |
+
>>93145483
|
793 |
+
If 10/11 still had access to that classic theme that 7 had I'd be using it in a heartbeat.
|
794 |
+
--- 93145780
|
795 |
+
>>93144953
|
796 |
+
Check out the site OSVault. I'd also very much recommend running Windows like the 9x editions in PCem or 86Box instead of VirtualBox or VMware.
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@@ -822,3 +822,107 @@ ASUS allowing more power than the socket is rated for is truly the only problem.
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>rtx5060
|
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>24gb
|
824 |
Hopefully it won't go below 8GB i.e 4060
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>rtx5060
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>24gb
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Hopefully it won't go below 8GB i.e 4060
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+
--- 93140861
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>>93137549
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+
You are giving the masses, /v/tards far too much credit.
|
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+
>EXPO is required to get the RAM speed you pay for
|
829 |
+
Wrong, it is just factory-overclocking due by the vendor. You can still tweak and overclock the memory to your heart's content and save the custom settings to SPD.
|
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>>93137567
|
831 |
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>Being this naive and young
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+
--- 93140887
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833 |
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>>93138342
|
834 |
+
It is partly because BoM costs have gone-up (especially for DDR5/PCIe 5.0) and global inflation. It is mostly due to FOMO whales as seen with discrete GPUs during the COVID-19 that have open the floodgates for massive mark-ups on "gayming" SKUs. They treat stuff like it is a new kind of status symbol
|
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--- 93140986
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>>93135404
|
837 |
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>Go ahead tell us how that 10nm node is working out for you?
|
838 |
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very well judging by how i5-13600k is btfo'ing almost everything from ayymd
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and how ayymd's XPLOSION3D(TM) chips are burning for no reason lol
|
840 |
+
--- 93141055
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841 |
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>>93140986
|
842 |
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>>very well judging by how i5-13600k is btfo'ing almost everything from ayymd
|
843 |
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Ahem, no.
|
844 |
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>>d how ayymd's XPLOSION3D(TM) chips are burning for no reason lol
|
845 |
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>>>Being this much of a brainlet and poor victim of illiteracy.
|
846 |
+
Intel is the underdog right now. They are hurting right and really need Sapphire Rapids and beyond to pull ahead.
|
847 |
+
--- 93141056
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848 |
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>>93134281
|
849 |
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>I don't run AMD in my 24/7 home server for good reason.
|
850 |
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Post home server build
|
851 |
+
--- 93141076
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852 |
+
According to Mexican Asus guy they're testing all memory kits, those with 1.3V-1.35V+ are getting axed on the QVL.
|
853 |
+
|
854 |
+
He claims a beta BIOS that has a V-core SoC at 1.20ish volts instead of the 1.5V housefires but it's still a beta.
|
855 |
+
--- 93141148
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856 |
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>>93141076
|
857 |
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>Mexican
|
858 |
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>Asus guy
|
859 |
+
|
860 |
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Now im beginning to understand why their motherboards are blowing these chips up
|
861 |
+
--- 93141168
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862 |
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>>93122151 (OP)
|
863 |
+
|
864 |
+
I wish this faggot would get a haircut and take some public speaking lessons. He looks ridiculous and he presents raw data in a completely monotone feminized manner with an American/Canadian accent. It is unwatchable. That wouldn't be so much of a problem if they didn't have to stretch every video out to at least 10 minutes regardless of the actual content length.
|
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|
866 |
+
LITERALLY the doug walker of tech news.
|
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+
--- 93141330
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868 |
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>>93141055
|
869 |
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>Ahem, no.
|
870 |
+
How so? The i5-13600k has better perf/value than anything AMD is offering in the 7000 series.
|
871 |
+
--- 93141632
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872 |
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>>93141330
|
873 |
+
> The i5-13600k has better perf/value than anything AMD is offering in the 7000 series.
|
874 |
+
Only if you stick with DDR4 motherboards and PCIe 4.0. The value proportion is much more muddy if you want DDR5 and PCIe 5.0.
|
875 |
+
--- 93142507
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876 |
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>>93127611
|
877 |
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if I wanted this many acronyms I would've just stuck to assembly programming
|
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--- 93142709
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879 |
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>>93141632
|
880 |
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>Doesn't go up in a ball of fire
|
881 |
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>Muddy value proposition
|
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|
883 |
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Yeah anon real muddy...
|
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+
--- 93144396
|
885 |
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>>93125673
|
886 |
+
>>93125759
|
887 |
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>>93125770
|
888 |
+
This is 3 instances of the X3D series chips on a specific board Asus. Which you should have been avoiding reading reviews about coil whining and it frying CPU's and not working out of the box.
|
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+
|
890 |
+
Although MSI just released a bios update but the voltages looked good in the videos specs. I think this just caps it and prevents you from overvolting it with ram and cpu overclocking.
|
891 |
+
--- 93144611
|
892 |
+
>>93135380
|
893 |
+
Feels like CPU performance and RAM prices have plateau'd and the next big front is GPU's. Making them better getting their prices down and cramming as much VRAM on for minimal cost. Its amazing the dichotomy between the 2. But I think the gravy train is done on the CPU RAM front.
|
894 |
+
|
895 |
+
TLDR: better CPU is not possible. you dont need one. GPU is bottleneck.
|
896 |
+
--- 93144867
|
897 |
+
>>93122151 (OP)
|
898 |
+
>Intel and Nvidia produce housefires on the regular
|
899 |
+
>CPUs just die, GPUs commit sudoku while sitting in some stupid AAA game’s menu
|
900 |
+
>AMD does it once
|
901 |
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>Someone on a mongolian basket weaving forum goes apeshit
|
902 |
+
--- 93144929
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903 |
+
>>93139493
|
904 |
+
I know for a fact it did not, as it went through strict as fuck check in returning process to get my money back. The computer is completely new, it never even went into boot with that CPU.
|
905 |
+
--- 93144972
|
906 |
+
As someone who often works remotely and ssh in at odd hours, having my remote desktop running intense loads, the fear that I could burn down the office and no one would be there to do anything about it would be absolutely terrifying.
|
907 |
+
I don't want NVIDIA to have a monopoly any more than the next person but this level of incompetence is worse.
|
908 |
+
--- 93144990
|
909 |
+
>>93122151 (OP)
|
910 |
+
I wondered why so many people were suddenly having this "problem" - then I found out that Jewtubers were buying up broken CPUs and motherboards, and it all made sense.
|
911 |
+
--- 93145010
|
912 |
+
>>93134281
|
913 |
+
My gf has for years for her little arts and crafts sidehustle website.
|
914 |
+
Sucks to have your mind so easily bought by Incel propaganda, I suppose.
|
915 |
+
--- 93145083
|
916 |
+
I should have gone with the 13600 instead of waiting for the 7800x3D. But I wanted the power of the 3D cache and the fact that I could just pop in the next gen cpu at the end of its life cycle for cheap appealed to me.
|
917 |
+
|
918 |
+
Hell I should have just gone for the 5800X3D but everyone told me it would be a mistake since it only had ddr4 and no upgrade potential
|
919 |
+
--- 93146663
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920 |
+
>>93140887
|
921 |
+
Yep. I'm just salty that I still see stuff like Roku or say an apple tv with 100mbit when it's a couple cents more to make it 1gig. Kinda sick of getting less but paying more. The choices also go down year to year with consolidation of these companies. Lot of seethe and cope from me.
|
922 |
+
--- 93146729
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923 |
+
>>93142709
|
924 |
+
>Dense brainlet completely ignores that this only happens with certain memory SKU and motherboard combinations where their auto overvolt values are set to suicide run-tier values.
|
925 |
+
>They also ignore it has been rapidly remedied with more sensible limits.
|
926 |
+
--- 93146748
|
927 |
+
>>93134281
|
928 |
+
What? I was using a 4690k as a home server for awhile. I upgraded to a 5800x3d and saw a cheap am4 Mobo on marketplace 40 bucks. Spent another 40 on a 32gb kit of ddr4 on same marketplace. I replaced the i5 4690k with a 3600 CPU. Tossed in the old 1050ti for Plex. Now the server is way too much for all the home cloud services Plex and more. Sips power compared to my old Intel and compared to newer Intel. I don't think I would have this kinda power price performance with Intel old or new ATM.
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ah yes /dpt/ the r*st midwit containment thread
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948 |
>captcha hrt2kj
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946 |
--- 93139530
|
947 |
ah yes /dpt/ the r*st midwit containment thread
|
948 |
>captcha hrt2kj
|
949 |
+
--- 93140545
|
950 |
+
is it okay to use c++ lambda for sole purpose of organizing code?
|
951 |
+
--- 93140663
|
952 |
+
How do you read someone else's code and understand it?
|
953 |
+
Let's say, I'm looking at the main function. Where do I start? Do I just "step in" each line and see where it leads me? Do I need to write everything down so it eventually makes sense?
|
954 |
+
--- 93140777
|
955 |
+
>>93140545
|
956 |
+
its never okay to use anything other than rust
|
957 |
+
>>93140663
|
958 |
+
read rust code
|
959 |
+
--- 93140899
|
960 |
+
>>93124800
|
961 |
+
But anon, rust is made by trannies.
|
962 |
+
--- 93140963
|
963 |
+
>>93139530
|
964 |
+
seething imbeCile
|
965 |
+
--- 93141011
|
966 |
+
>>93140899
|
967 |
+
computers were made by anal turing, a gay man who loved cock
|
968 |
+
you already use a gay machine, might as well go all the way
|
969 |
+
--- 93141040
|
970 |
+
>>93141011
|
971 |
+
>turing machines are the foundation of computers
|
972 |
+
why is this meme so popular
|
973 |
+
--- 93141065
|
974 |
+
>>93140545
|
975 |
+
yes
|
976 |
+
--- 93141074
|
977 |
+
>>93141011
|
978 |
+
Von Neumann....
|
979 |
+
--- 93141077
|
980 |
+
>>93140663
|
981 |
+
practice. write and read a lot of code and it becomes easier. the more styles you're exposed to, the faster you pattern match on something new, and the easier it is to digest.
|
982 |
+
|
983 |
+
stepping into functions may or may not work as you often are not dealing with primitive data types so something could be nonsense if you don't understand what the type represents. Also you may quickly find yourself leaving the scope of the code you're trying to read as it calls out to other libraries that you also don't understand. look at the interface / entrance points. lookup any types used on those, and slowly work your way down from there is I guess the best advice I can offer
|
984 |
+
--- 93141083
|
985 |
+
>>93125949
|
986 |
+
Academia is gay so who cares
|
987 |
+
--- 93141114
|
988 |
+
I'm working on a programming language and currently have an interpreter mostly working but want to go to a compiler. I thought about doing a bytecode vm but don't really see the point. If my compiler compiles to a stack-based pseudo assembly (so push, pop, etc) why would I then want to compile that into byte code for the vm? What advantage does a bytecode vm give me over just interpreting push, pop, etc?
|
989 |
+
--- 93141147
|
990 |
+
>>93141114
|
991 |
+
>just interpreting push, pop
|
992 |
+
that is a vm
|
993 |
+
--- 93141188
|
994 |
+
>>93141147
|
995 |
+
So why does anyone go to bytecode then? I've been looking at some compiler books and tutorials online and it seems pretty common to first compile to pushes and pops and then compile that file to bytecode.
|
996 |
+
--- 93141218
|
997 |
+
>>93141188
|
998 |
+
what do you think bytecode is? if you have a virtual assembly language, thats bytecode
|
999 |
+
--- 93141236
|
1000 |
+
>>93141218
|
1001 |
+
Isn't bytecode non-human readable? Like 0x0000 type shit?
|
1002 |
+
--- 93141250
|
1003 |
+
>>93124765
|
1004 |
+
You also need to have windows for that course.
|
1005 |
+
--- 93141262
|
1006 |
+
>>93141188
|
1007 |
+
Because porting a VM to a platform is a lot easier than writing an new backend.
|
1008 |
+
Also VMs allow for stuff like supervisors to achieve 9 nines
|
1009 |
+
--- 93141302
|
1010 |
+
>>93141262
|
1011 |
+
Wait, so how is the push, pop, etc code different from bytecode? Maybe I'm using the wrong terminology, but I just don't understand
|
1012 |
+
--- 93141305
|
1013 |
+
>>93141236
|
1014 |
+
lol no, you're just describing bytecode, bytecode is virtual assembly that runs on a virtual machine
|
1015 |
+
doesnt matter if its human readable
|
1016 |
+
--- 93141326
|
1017 |
+
>>93141302
|
1018 |
+
its not
|
1019 |
+
--- 93141415
|
1020 |
+
>>93141326
|
1021 |
+
>>93141305
|
1022 |
+
So why wouldn't people make their bytecode VMs use human readable code? Seems way easier for debugging.
|
1023 |
+
--- 93141426
|
1024 |
+
>>93141415
|
1025 |
+
you can do that if you want to
|
1026 |
+
--- 93141447
|
1027 |
+
>>93141302
|
1028 |
+
I think you should step back and ask why you want to compile to a pseudo-assembly in the first place. Not saying it's a bad or good idea, but merely because it seems like you went ahead with something before understanding it properly.
|
1029 |
+
--- 93141478
|
1030 |
+
>>93141447
|
1031 |
+
Well why wouldn't I want to do it? I'm just following the relevant literature
|
1032 |
+
--- 93141479
|
1033 |
+
>>93141415
|
1034 |
+
its called byte code because its supposed to be bytes and not text, like a custom machine code (for a virtual machine), you have a regular human readable language that compiles to byte code which runs on the vm
|
1035 |
+
--- 93141493
|
1036 |
+
>>93141478
|
1037 |
+
what do you mean by "human readable"
|
1038 |
+
--- 93141546
|
1039 |
+
>>93141479
|
1040 |
+
>>93141493
|
1041 |
+
I feel like no one understands what I'm asking. So I have this high level code
|
1042 |
+
|
1043 |
+
(+ 1 1)
|
1044 |
+
|
1045 |
+
|
1046 |
+
I compile that to
|
1047 |
+
|
1048 |
+
push 1
|
1049 |
+
push 1
|
1050 |
+
add
|
1051 |
+
|
1052 |
+
|
1053 |
+
What benefit would there be to then turning that into bytecode instead of just having the VM interpret it as-is?
|
1054 |
+
--- 93141559
|
1055 |
+
>>93141546
|
1056 |
+
what do you think the difference is between "bytecode" and what you posted?
|
1057 |
+
--- 93141584
|
1058 |
+
>>93141559
|
1059 |
+
he probably literally means the text push 1
|
1060 |
+
though i guess in a weird way text can be its own byte code
|
1061 |
+
--- 93141654
|
1062 |
+
>>93139040
|
1063 |
+
>>93139205
|
1064 |
+
I figured out what I was looking for; it's classless CSS frameworks.
|
1065 |
+
--- 93141657
|
1066 |
+
>>93141584
|
1067 |
+
Yes that is exactly what I mean. All of the books and tutorials I've looked at first compile to "push 1" and then compile that into actual bytecode. I'm trying to understand what the benefit or difference is between the two.
|
1068 |
+
--- 93141674
|
1069 |
+
>>93141546
|
1070 |
+
It's smaller, so more of it fits in the CPU cache at a time.
|
1071 |
+
--- 93141675
|
1072 |
+
>>93141657
|
1073 |
+
dealing with integers is an order of magnitude faster than dealing with strings
|
1074 |
+
you've never used an enum before?
|
1075 |
+
--- 93141685
|
1076 |
+
>>93141546
|
1077 |
+
Performance.
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Bytecode has extremely limited properties by design, because you need everything as small as possible to not wreck interpreter performance. That's why it looks so obfuscated and unreadable.
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Keeping it human-readable by default will not work within a single byte, so this will not scale nicely in real applications.
|
1080 |
+
BUT, you can then translate bytecode to a human readable format if you want, for debugging.
|
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I encourage you to go study mature VMs like Beam && the JVM, and you'll understand why you're seemingly the only person to consider human readable bytecode.
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+
--- 93141717
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1083 |
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>>93141657
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1084 |
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e.g. integer literal, in bytecode it is already in binary, in text you have to parse and convert
|
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--- 93141796
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1086 |
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>>93141685
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What sort of performance hit would there be by interpreting the assembly instead of interpreting bytecode? I may just stick to assembly now for ease of development and compile that to bytecode later on.
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--- 93141829
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1089 |
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>>93141796
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1090 |
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what the fuck do you mean by assembly and bytecode? you mean interpreting strings vs interpreting integers? working with strings is going to be 10-100 times slower
|
1091 |
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if you dont know basic shit like this I dont think you should be making a language
|
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--- 93141885
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1093 |
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size_t mTabSize;
|
1094 |
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for (size_t x : { 0, mTabSize}) update_rect();
|
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+
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1096 |
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>cannot deduce type of range
|
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wtf
|
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--- 93141910
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1099 |
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>>93141829
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Jesus fucking christ dude you sound like those rust trannies arguing a thread or two back. Just chill out and let beginners ask questions and learn.
|
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+
--- 93141923
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1102 |
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>>93141910
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making a language isn't a beginner project, he's out of his depth
|
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--- 93141967
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1105 |
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>>93141923
|
1106 |
+
He's pretty clearly just starting out with compiler development and is trying to learn. I'd cut him some slack.
|
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+
--- 93141974
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1108 |
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>>93141967
|
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+
And I'm saying a person who doesn't know the difference between strings and integers shouldn't be developing compilers
|
1110 |
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--- 93141985
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1111 |
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>>93141974
|
1112 |
+
Dude, the guy has to start somewhere. You don't have to be a dick about it.
|
1113 |
+
--- 93141990
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1114 |
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>>93141796
|
1115 |
+
>What sort of performance hit would there be by interpreting the assembly instead of interpreting bytecode?
|
1116 |
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A fair bit i'd imagine, considering you'd have to resort to strings, instead of trying and failing to "cleverly" tokenize sets of chars and numbers. You'd actually be doing more work, with substantially more bytes, and wrecking your performance, for the sake of trying to have HR-bytecode by default. When it could simply just be a flag you implement to translate proper bytecode when needed, which is what most people do for good reason.
|
1117 |
+
I suspect you aren't thinking about the performance implications of your idea, and might be tunnel-visioning on the short-term advantages/"simplicity" of it instead.
|
1118 |
+
But a fun experiment you should try for yourself, is implement your idea, and then implement a proper version with byte-sized ops, and compare performance.
|
1119 |
+
--- 93141991
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1120 |
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>>93141885
|
1121 |
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rust doesnt have this problem
|
1122 |
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>>93141546
|
1123 |
+
rust already has a compiler as opposed to your toy lisp dialect
|
1124 |
+
use rust
|
1125 |
+
--- 93141994
|
1126 |
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>>93141985
|
1127 |
+
Yeah he can start with not writing compilers
|
1128 |
+
I'm not being a dick, I didn't insult him
|
1129 |
+
--- 93142083
|
1130 |
+
Why write compilers? Rust already has a compiler. Use Rust.
|
1131 |
+
--- 93142291
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1132 |
+
>>93142083
|
1133 |
+
shut the fuck up
|
1134 |
+
--- 93142459
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1135 |
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>>93133720
|
1136 |
+
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXzTXD_OJo0 [Embed]
|
1137 |
+
--- 93143011
|
1138 |
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>>93141985
|
1139 |
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>doesn't know the difference between strings and integers
|
1140 |
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>Dude, the guy has to start somewhere.
|
1141 |
+
--- 93143035
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1142 |
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>>93124640 (OP)
|
1143 |
+
DEMUX
|
1144 |
+
--- 93143036
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1145 |
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>>93143011
|
1146 |
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>somewhere being making compilers
|
1147 |
+
the fuck is wrong with this general
|
1148 |
+
--- 93143251
|
1149 |
+
//wow woah elegant!
|
1150 |
+
std::string_view st1{ st.begin(), st.end()};
|
1151 |
+
//nooooooo i wont compile
|
1152 |
+
std::string_view st2 { st.rbegin(), st.rend()};
|
1153 |
+
|
1154 |
+
--- 93144291
|
1155 |
+
I was looking at how to write a small bit of platform specific code for MacOS, and had to look at some Objective-C code.
|
1156 |
+
Holy fuck, what were they thinking when they designed this? Why bastardize a language so much instead of just making a brand new one?
|
1157 |
+
--- 93144329
|
1158 |
+
>>93144291
|
1159 |
+
someone was in love with smalltalk and just decided to smash its syntax into c without any regard for c's existing syntax
|
1160 |
+
--- 93144363
|
1161 |
+
>>93144291
|
1162 |
+
smalltalk is kino, but you have to wholly embrace it, not just piecemeal features you like
|
1163 |
+
--- 93144419
|
1164 |
+
>>93144329
|
1165 |
+
It must have been someone _very_ high up at apple in order to convince (force) people to unironically run with this as the official language to interact with most of their shit.
|
1166 |
+
I guess they also wanted that stupid "Look at me, I can natively parse C headers (but not really)" trick like sepples does.
|
1167 |
+
--- 93144460
|
1168 |
+
>>93144419
|
1169 |
+
>I guess they also wanted that stupid "Look at me, I can natively parse C headers (but not really)" trick like sepples does.
|
1170 |
+
Actually I think objective c is a strict superset of C unlike C++, so that trick does actually work now. all the new syntax is what was invalid under C and there's no new symbol mangling requiring extern "C"
|
1171 |
+
|
1172 |
+
but yeah apple want you to use swift now instead
|
1173 |
+
--- 93144490
|
1174 |
+
where to put the ```SDL_PollEvent()``` loop? Clueless about the event-driven programming so anyone can help?
|
1175 |
+
--- 93144517
|
1176 |
+
>>93144490
|
1177 |
+
at the top of your while !window.quit loop
|
1178 |
+
--- 93144518
|
1179 |
+
>>93144419
|
1180 |
+
>It must have been someone _very_ high up at apple in order to convince (force) people to unironically run with this as the official language to interact with most of their shit.
|
1181 |
+
NeXTSTEP, which became the foundation of Mac OS X, used it. This was a thousand times better than what it replaced.
|
1182 |
+
--- 93144538
|
1183 |
+
>>93144517
|
1184 |
+
ummm is it in the main() function riiight?
|
1185 |
+
--- 93144540
|
1186 |
+
>>93144490
|
1187 |
+
Your main() function.
|
1188 |
+
--- 93144546
|
1189 |
+
>>93144538
|
1190 |
+
go read a book
|
1191 |
+
--- 93144557
|
1192 |
+
>>93144546
|
1193 |
+
which one?
|
1194 |
+
--- 93144560
|
1195 |
+
>>93144557
|
1196 |
+
all of them
|
1197 |
+
--- 93145222
|
1198 |
+
what movie should I watch while programming at work today?
|
1199 |
+
|
1200 |
+
Event Horizon?
|
1201 |
+
--- 93145237
|
1202 |
+
>>93143251
|
1203 |
+
that's odd, does it require forward-contiguous memory chunk for init?
|
1204 |
+
|
1205 |
+
apparently
|
1206 |
+
--- 93145505
|
1207 |
+
>>93124829
|
1208 |
+
the push for it is so inorganic.
|
1209 |
+
--- 93145822
|
1210 |
+
I coded a QOI decompressor from scratch.
|
1211 |
+
Coding the compressor from scratch seems like it'd be out of my league due to all the heuristic analysis.
|
1212 |
+
--- 93145826
|
1213 |
+
cppfront spring update
|
1214 |
+
|
1215 |
+
https://herbsutter.com/2023/04/30/cppfront-spring-update/
|
1216 |
+
--- 93145897
|
1217 |
+
>>93145826
|
1218 |
+
dude's wasting time, this won't catch on
|
1219 |
+
--- 93145953
|
1220 |
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>>93145897
|
1221 |
+
I am interested to see the result, the backwards compatibility is a great selling point. It does some things at present that I do not like, however.
|
1222 |
+
--- 93145960
|
1223 |
+
>>93145897
|
1224 |
+
it probably will considering how much cleaner it is, and less typing.
|
1225 |
+
Still grim that C++ is so far gone they need a front-end for it.
|
1226 |
+
--- 93145963
|
1227 |
+
>Dex (named for "index") is a research language for typed, functional array processing
|
1228 |
+
https://github.com/google-research/dex-lang
|
1229 |
+
|
1230 |
+
this just looks like haskell, yuck
|
1231 |
+
--- 93145980
|
1232 |
+
>Dex (named for "index") is a research language for typed, functional array processing
|
1233 |
+
https://github.com/google-research/dex-lang
|
1234 |
+
|
1235 |
+
this just looks like haskell, nice
|
1236 |
+
--- 93145982
|
1237 |
+
>>93145963
|
1238 |
+
It's more Ocaml, which makes me wonder why they aren't using it if they like the conventions so much.
|
1239 |
+
def escapeTime(c:Complex) -> Float =
|
1240 |
+
fst $ fold (0.0, zero) $ \i:(Fin 1000) s.
|
1241 |
+
(n, z) = s
|
1242 |
+
z' = update c z
|
1243 |
+
(n + b_to_f (inBounds z'), z')
|
1244 |
+
|
1245 |
+
--- 93146002
|
1246 |
+
>>93145982
|
1247 |
+
it has type classes
|
1248 |
+
--- 93146004
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1249 |
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>>93145960
|
1250 |
+
>less typing.
|
1251 |
+
>cleaner
|
1252 |
+
|
1253 |
+
Ehhhh remains to be seen. It could just become another abomination similar to R*st.
|
1254 |
+
--- 93146292
|
1255 |
+
displaying of '\n' is actually fucking me up
|
1256 |
+
--- 93146416
|
1257 |
+
>>93141077
|
1258 |
+
Thanks
|
1259 |
+
I've been trying to read other people's code since I've learned the basics of c++
|
1260 |
+
Wanted to get some inspiration and maybe write a project that is similar to someone else's. Maybe modify it..I don't think I can write something from the ground up with the tools I have at the moment. I wrote a small game and tried to implement a GUI on top and it's just an unmaintainable mess. At one point I realized I don't understand what the code I wrote actually does.
|
1261 |
+
--- 93146583
|
1262 |
+
>>93146292
|
1263 |
+
have you tried escape_default()?
|
1264 |
+
let s = "aaaaa\t\n";
|
1265 |
+
println!("{}", s);
|
1266 |
+
println!("{:?}", s);
|
1267 |
+
println!("{}", s.escape_default().collect::<String>());
|
1268 |
+
aaaaa
|
1269 |
+
|
1270 |
+
"aaaaa\t\n"
|
1271 |
+
aaaaa\t\n
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|
573 |
nano just werks and i never have to go out of my way to install it.
|
574 |
--- 93139564
|
575 |
I need a regex to move a bunch of zipped mame files into their respective folders. How can I easily accomplish this?
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nano just werks and i never have to go out of my way to install it.
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--- 93139564
|
575 |
I need a regex to move a bunch of zipped mame files into their respective folders. How can I easily accomplish this?
|
576 |
+
--- 93140166
|
577 |
+
what's a good .PDF editor? so far I've only used browser ones
|
578 |
+
--- 93140416
|
579 |
+
>>93133646
|
580 |
+
I mean that I want to be able to make disc images so that I can use them in a tv's player, with a disc menu and such.
|
581 |
+
--- 93140454
|
582 |
+
>>93137260
|
583 |
+
How do I get rid of it? It only showed up yesterday after I mistakenly held control trying to name a file, but I do not know what I hit to enable it
|
584 |
+
--- 93140557
|
585 |
+
>>93132678
|
586 |
+
>Your CPU starts doing stuff.
|
587 |
+
If I link my fans in the BIOS to CPU activity and they rev up for simple browsing, that isn't necessary at all right? What should I change them to monitor that also won't melt my components?
|
588 |
+
--- 93140622
|
589 |
+
Following this guide https://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_change_the_BIOS_bootsplash_screen#Method_3:_Using_harddisk_image_from_a_boot_iso to change the boot splash image on muh Thinkpad. Following Method 3. At some point after finding the block address of the master boot record, the guide says to extract the image with dd, but to first know how many blocks to skip, giving the example d800/200 =6c --> 16*6+12=108. The relevant block address I found for my machine was 85ea0, to which I performed the calculation 85ea0/200, which yields (in decimal value) 1071.8. Is that a value I should be expecting for the number of blocks to skip? I ask because it is a rational instead of a whole number.
|
590 |
+
|
591 |
+
Also, I'm kind of just following the guide blindly, I barely know what they're talking about; mostly guessing and checking.
|
592 |
+
--- 93140736
|
593 |
+
>>93137599
|
594 |
+
Chromium CEF gets discontinued and it will work till valve does a backend change and breaks it.
|
595 |
+
|
596 |
+
>>93140557
|
597 |
+
What is your PC like? post hwinfo summary screenshot.
|
598 |
+
When was the last time you repasted it?
|
599 |
+
--- 93141515
|
600 |
+
I just installed twitter on my android and I have two twitter apps in my app drawer. Can someone tell me what is going on?
|
601 |
+
--- 93142369
|
602 |
+
Why do Intel GPU's suck when they've been making integrated ones for years?
|
603 |
+
--- 93142513
|
604 |
+
>>93142369
|
605 |
+
Because nobody cares about their performance, they are just used to display websites and excel spreadsheets.
|
606 |
+
--- 93142762
|
607 |
+
How do I go about streaming vids from one computer (a server in this case, maybe) to another? I wish to free up space on the main PC but don't want to have to constantly plug in and out a USB drive (whether thumb or HDD).
|
608 |
+
--- 93142898
|
609 |
+
Back from a week or so ago. I had a GPU slow spin on start, then stop.
|
610 |
+
- changed the PSU
|
611 |
+
- changed the GPU
|
612 |
+
- tried other PCI-e ports
|
613 |
+
|
614 |
+
I learned that GPU fans will only spin continuously once they're given something to do ("under load"), which means my old ass 2011 CPU must FINALLY be dead...does that sound about right?
|
615 |
+
--- 93142987
|
616 |
+
which part of motherboard looks like top of this pic?
|
617 |
+
--- 93143041
|
618 |
+
>>93142898
|
619 |
+
the fans should only spin when it's hot, it gets hot when it is doing work, like playing a game
|
620 |
+
|
621 |
+
if it doesn't spin even when you're playing games, the fans are broken, but you should be able to easily fix it by replacing them or even removing the fans shroud and installing regular case fans in their place.
|
622 |
+
--- 93143072
|
623 |
+
>>93142369
|
624 |
+
for many reasons:
|
625 |
+
> incompetence
|
626 |
+
> diversity hires
|
627 |
+
> Raja Koduri
|
628 |
+
--- 93143101
|
629 |
+
>>93139564
|
630 |
+
ask ChatGPT to help you with this one
|
631 |
+
--- 93143105
|
632 |
+
>>93142987
|
633 |
+
>Mayan pyramids
|
634 |
+
>Teotihuacán
|
635 |
+
wat.jpg.exe
|
636 |
+
--- 93143157
|
637 |
+
>>93137285
|
638 |
+
WhatsApp
|
639 |
+
> I don't want it on the cloud or in someone's servers because I intend to use it for private stuff
|
640 |
+
it has end-to-end encryption, but if you're not too confident on that you can always encrypt the files yourself (with 7-zip or/and steganography (look it up)
|
641 |
+
--- 93143202
|
642 |
+
>>93142987
|
643 |
+
this image is just bullshit bruh, no motherboard looks like that
|
644 |
+
|
645 |
+
someone just photoshopped some random chip components over those pyramids
|
646 |
+
--- 93143537
|
647 |
+
why did shit hub delete my account ? im not from russia.
|
648 |
+
--- 93143699
|
649 |
+
Any suggestions for decent headphones for around $100 maybe? Prefer bluetooth but not a necessity.
|
650 |
+
--- 93143831
|
651 |
+
>>93125586 (OP)
|
652 |
+
Updated Bash through homebrew on Mac, how do I remove the old, outdated default mac version of bash?
|
653 |
+
--- 93143923
|
654 |
+
>>93142762
|
655 |
+
You don't stream, you share the filesystem.
|
656 |
+
--- 93144225
|
657 |
+
>>93143101
|
658 |
+
did not work
|
659 |
+
--- 93144326
|
660 |
+
>>93144225
|
661 |
+
tell it how it didn't work, it should fix the code
|
662 |
+
--- 93144763
|
663 |
+
i've been using a logitech g500 and aside from the rubber feet wearing off it still works great, trying not to jinx myself here but it's pretty old
|
664 |
+
what's a good replacement mouse surely not everything made these days is riddled with planned obsolescence that falls apart within a year
|
665 |
+
--- 93144981
|
666 |
+
Is it possible to disable CSS features? I want to disable bullshit like User-Select: none. Filter: blur, and other other bullshit.
|
667 |
+
--- 93145068
|
668 |
+
God damnit. I run linux. I love linux and much prefer it over windows. But the fact in windows you can just download an exe for just about any program runnable on windows and just run the fuckin exe and have it work the first time around is truly amazing. Horrifying, but amazing. And here I am trying to resolve my 5 millionth apt error. And, I'd love to spend the time figuring it out, but i just dont have the fucking time. I have shit I absolutely have to do and I just can't spend 6 hours nerding out trying to fucking fix apt after it shits the bed again. Fuck. So, I can't solve this fucking problem. Its literally unsolvable because I dont have the hours to solve it. I really have to stop using debian
|
669 |
+
The moral of the story is: stop dynamic linking! Use static linking! Its not the 90s anymore
|
670 |
+
--- 93145407
|
671 |
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>>93125586 (OP)
|
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Is there an app that allows you to BT a device to your phone to play it's audio through your phone at the same time?
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|
674 |
+
I'm on my switch and my phone but I would like to play my switch while watching whatever on my phone. I'm googling but I'm not sure what to type in and everything finds me an app that doesn't work. Doesn't Android/iPhone send and recieve BT anyway?
|
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--- 93145485
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>>93128332
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677 |
+
We should ban people like you from using the internet or interacting with sane people. That way you won't be exposed to hate speech.
|
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--- 93145645
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+
If I have an igpu and gpu, can I use the igpu to run the desktop and only use the gpu for hardware accelerated programs on linux?
|
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--- 93145662
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681 |
+
Is there a way to download videos on yt that have been PRIVATED? I still have the links but the owner privated them some time ago.
|
682 |
+
yt-dlp doesnt work obviously
|
683 |
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--- 93145682
|
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I have an old x220 that I'm turning into a server, anyone knows if there's a way of separating the power switch from the keyboard?
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--- 93145689
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>>93144981
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687 |
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in what, your website? all websites? in a browser? which one?
|
688 |
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either way you're probably looking at installing the stylus extension
|
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--- 93145714
|
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+
>tutanota sends encrypted emails only
|
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>you can't even show the title of the mail to the reciever
|
692 |
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>he has to KNOW the password to see it AT TUTANOTA'S website
|
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>you literally can't communicate w/ the outside world
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why???
|
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--- 93145735
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>>93137056
|
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If you have intel mac, yes. If you have ARM mac, nope, you have to use a VM for Windows.
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--- 93145797
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>click a toggle switch
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>switch changes color and moves from left to right
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>pause for a second as you aren't 100% sure whether it means on or off
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What was wrong with checkboxes again?
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--- 93145874
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>>93145689
|
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In all websites, at the browser level ideally. Stylus is dead. I already have Stylebot, but cunts put that gay shit under a specific selector and !important so a wild card selector doesn't work.
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--- 93145885
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>>93145874
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>Stylus is dead
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"Stylish" is dead, Stylus is a fork that works fine
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--- 93145969
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>>93142369
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On hardware level the GPUs are fine. Not great, not as good as AMD or Nvidia, but fine. The problem is really two-fold: They had to make entirely new drivers for their entirely new architecture (previously each iteration was pretty much the same as the previous one, just with some tweaks and beefed up) and at the same time, the bar for acceptable software support for discrete GPUs is much higher. When they only made shitty integrated GPUs, the expectations were very low: for example no-one expected day one driver support for new games when the card could maybe reach 30fps at 720p and lowest settings anyway in best case scenario.
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--- 93146068
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>>93125586 (OP)
|
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+
nano is used by sysadmins all over the world for one good reason: sane defaults
|
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+
What are you gonna do, clone your dotfiles in the superuser account of every machine you set up?
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>>93145068
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Flatpak exists, you know. You might even, may God forgive me for uttering this, use snap. And a lot of projects just have a standalone tarball or something on their homepage you can download and unpack.
|
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--- 93146370
|
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+
I start a new internship next week. I might have exaggerated and upsold my skills a little bit in my resume and interview. I've been cramming shit but I dunno if I'll be able to be prepared on time. Is it over?
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>>93138692
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The reason idle RAM usage is important is compatibility with older hardware. For example, I have a ThinkPad X200 with 2GB of RAM. Modern Windows versions would never run well on such hardware (which is why a lot of people think that old hardware is completely worthless)
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|
535 |
--- 93139098
|
536 |
>>93138692
|
537 |
The reason idle RAM usage is important is compatibility with older hardware. For example, I have a ThinkPad X200 with 2GB of RAM. Modern Windows versions would never run well on such hardware (which is why a lot of people think that old hardware is completely worthless)
|
538 |
+
--- 93139786
|
539 |
+
>>93139098
|
540 |
+
I have a Pinebook Pro, I am both a Windows and Linux user, if I am using older hardware my first choice isn't going to be Windows. But the real reason I don't value it is because I have two laptops, a gaming desktop, and a VPS server, and a few old Android phones lying around. Realistically what could I do with say an older ThinkPad that I couldn't do with my current machines. I wouldn't even take an older thinkpad for free because I know I am not going to use it
|
541 |
+
--- 93141816
|
542 |
+
wincuck 10 is the dumbed down version of 8.1
|
543 |
+
use only xp/vista/7/8.1
|
544 |
+
never 10/11
|
545 |
+
--- 93141850
|
546 |
+
>>93125939
|
547 |
+
>>93126140
|
548 |
+
>>93126619
|
549 |
+
>>93126791
|
550 |
+
>>93136484
|
551 |
+
>>93129886
|
552 |
+
>>93129206
|
553 |
+
the focus of 10 is niggers
|
554 |
+
kys tranny
|
555 |
+
--- 93141855
|
556 |
+
>>93125938
|
557 |
+
Windows 2000 is peak windows. Only zoomers too young to experience computing perfection think otherwise.
|
558 |
+
--- 93142026
|
559 |
+
>>93138998
|
560 |
+
>If you are talking about hardware issues like Nvidia graphics cards or whatever, than those are issues with the hardware in question.
|
561 |
+
Typical Lintroon. Blaming the hardware when your shitty OS doesn't work with it.
|
562 |
+
--- 93142038
|
563 |
+
>no bloat
|
564 |
+
lie
|
565 |
+
wintoddlers cope eternally because one shit is less shitty than the other
|
566 |
+
--- 93142054
|
567 |
+
>>93142026
|
568 |
+
NOVIDEO GPUs are literally designed to break if you don't have proprietary signed blobs from novideo, even if you did reverse engineered everything like nouveau did you still cant do SHIT without proprietary signed firmware that only allows proprietary drivers to run
|
569 |
+
at least thats how it is for everything after kepler (that means anything newer than gtx780ti)
|
570 |
+
--- 93142079
|
571 |
+
>>93142054
|
572 |
+
>NOVIDEO GPUs are literally designed to break if you don't have proprietary signed blobs from novideo, even if you did reverse engineered everything like nouveau did you still cant do SHIT without proprietary signed firmware that only allows proprietary drivers to run
|
573 |
+
so? rip the firmware out of the official driver and use it. stop blaming nvidia for your own deficiencies, if you write your own toy OS then you need to write all the drivers too. it's not everone else's job to write drivers for your shitty OS that no one uses.
|
574 |
+
--- 93142133
|
575 |
+
>>93142079
|
576 |
+
>durr rip the firmware out
|
577 |
+
1. proprietary
|
578 |
+
2. not allowed to redistribute
|
579 |
+
3. the firmware will reject any driver that isnt signed by novideo, or at least it will run like total garbage because the card is force underclocked to the lowest possible frequency (which is where the notorious nouveau performance comes from)
|
580 |
+
>shitty os that nobody uses
|
581 |
+
this website you paid to use runs on GNU you know
|
582 |
+
--- 93142163
|
583 |
+
>>93138705
|
584 |
+
10/10 very nice would put in a business card
|
585 |
+
--- 93142573
|
586 |
+
>>93142133
|
587 |
+
>1. proprietary
|
588 |
+
>2. not allowed to redistribute
|
589 |
+
who cares just do it anyway.
|
590 |
+
>3. the firmware will reject any driver that isnt signed by novideo
|
591 |
+
how does the firmware tell what driver you're using? clearly the freetards didn't do a good enough job of reverse engineering the driver and the firmware is calling BS.
|
592 |
+
--- 93142632
|
593 |
+
>>93142573
|
594 |
+
people tried and got sued down the road and jannied from YidHub, thank you novideo!
|
595 |
+
>how does the firmware tell what driver youre using
|
596 |
+
signed binaries, only novideo has the keys
|
597 |
+
>durr just reverse engineer private keys chud
|
598 |
+
good luck doing that proprietard
|
599 |
+
--- 93142650
|
600 |
+
>>93142632
|
601 |
+
>people tried and got sued down the road and jannied from YidHub, thank you novideo!
|
602 |
+
so? stop using proprietary services to host your open sores shit.
|
603 |
+
>signed binaries, only novideo has the keys
|
604 |
+
you didnt answer my question. how does the firmware verify the signature of the driver that's actually running on the system? Huh?
|
605 |
+
--- 93142818
|
606 |
+
>>93142650
|
607 |
+
>how does it verify it
|
608 |
+
the driver is signed and it checks the signature
|
609 |
+
--- 93143017
|
610 |
+
>>93142818
|
611 |
+
>the driver is signed and it checks the signature
|
612 |
+
You still didn't answer the question. How does the FIRMWARE check the signature of the DRIVER?
|
613 |
+
--- 93143124
|
614 |
+
>>93143017
|
615 |
+
public key
|
616 |
+
--- 93143145
|
617 |
+
>>93143124
|
618 |
+
You're dodging the question again.
|
619 |
+
How does the firmware read the code of the driver to actually compare its signature against what it expects?
|
620 |
+
--- 93143156
|
621 |
+
>>93125911 (OP)
|
622 |
+
>hourly baby duck cope thread
|
623 |
+
--- 93143224
|
624 |
+
>>93143145
|
625 |
+
>how do keypairs work
|
626 |
+
--- 93143266
|
627 |
+
>>93143224
|
628 |
+
I know how public and private key encryption works.
|
629 |
+
You're dodging the question and making excuses as usual. Fix it freetard, or I'll never even consider using your shitty toy OS. And no, buying AYYMD is not a "solution".
|
630 |
+
--- 93143307
|
631 |
+
>>93131577
|
632 |
+
Windows 10 IoT LTSC 2021 receives security updates until 2032
|
633 |
+
--- 93143326
|
634 |
+
>>93125911 (OP)
|
635 |
+
Same, but secure, supported by modern hardware, and completely free.
|
636 |
+
--- 93143352
|
637 |
+
>>93143326
|
638 |
+
And it can run the recent, actually good builds of PCSX2
|
639 |
+
--- 93143491
|
640 |
+
>>93143266
|
641 |
+
AMD is even worse than novideo
|
642 |
+
it doesnt even have 3d or hardware acceleration without firmware, let alone good performance
|
643 |
+
buy old kepler novideo gpus, they work perfectly fine without a single firmware blob
|
644 |
+
alternatively, ancient integrated intel gpus in laptops work too
|
645 |
+
and if you are unable to read and use your brain, that's your problem
|
646 |
+
firmware is signed and the card verifies it, rejecting anything that isnt signed with novideos key
|
647 |
+
the firmware verifies the driver and rejects anything not signed by novideo
|
648 |
+
or well it doesnt totally reject it, it just downclocks it to min. LOL
|
649 |
+
>>93143326
|
650 |
+
>completely free
|
651 |
+
thats a lie, it contains proprietary software and has more of it in its repos
|
652 |
+
>>93143352
|
653 |
+
what OS cant?
|
654 |
+
--- 93143568
|
655 |
+
>>93143145
|
656 |
+
>>To verify a signature of a binary, you have to hash the binary, and then use the public key to compare with the signature (the encrypted hash of the binary given by the proprietary author)
|
657 |
+
|
658 |
+
I know you know, but honestly your question is stupid. If you already know how keypairs and signatures work i don't see what you don't understand
|
659 |
+
|
660 |
+
>>93143266
|
661 |
+
seems like you don't want to make any kind of effort to switch to linux. That's probably why you and other gamers will have to bear with windows for all their lives, and game developpers will never have to care about supporting anything other than Chrome-based steam and windows
|
662 |
+
|
663 |
+
Btw, if you're not an extremist, you can just use nvidia drivers on linux. They're proprietary, but it's not like they don't work
|
664 |
+
--- 93143585
|
665 |
+
>>93143491
|
666 |
+
It's still free as in free beer.
|
667 |
+
Yes, I have a tiny percentage of non free as in freedom packages, but I don't use Mint to take a moral/political stance.
|
668 |
+
--- 93143665
|
669 |
+
>>93125911 (OP)
|
670 |
+
>>No ads
|
671 |
+
>>No bloat
|
672 |
+
>>No Microsoft Account
|
673 |
+
>>No Cortana
|
674 |
+
>>No constant nagging you to connect to online services
|
675 |
+
>>No auto-updates
|
676 |
+
>>No fiddling around in gpedit or downloading third party programs to make it usable
|
677 |
+
>>No bullshit, it stays out of your way and lets you use your computer
|
678 |
+
That's right, It's Linux!
|
679 |
+
|
680 |
+
>>93126140
|
681 |
+
Using Windows 10 pissed me off so much I switched.
|
682 |
+
--- 93143696
|
683 |
+
>>93128384
|
684 |
+
I made my own fork of python and it works fine for me. People are intentionally being retarded and can't into pc anymore. sad
|
685 |
+
--- 93143712
|
686 |
+
>>>93143491(You)
|
687 |
+
>It's still free as in free beer.
|
688 |
+
>Yes, I have a tiny percentage of non free as in freedom packages, but I don't use Mint to take a moral/political stance.
|
689 |
+
>tiny percentage
|
690 |
+
vrms only shows completely proprietary packages
|
691 |
+
it does not show semi-free shit like your kernel, anything that contains nonfree shit but is "open sores" such as firefuck or chromium for example, or just ubuntus kernel
|
692 |
+
try absolutely-proprietary if youre using arch, or check against trisquel's blacklists/fork-lists
|
693 |
+
freetard distros fork semifree packages and kick out nonfree parts, then put that into their own repos
|
694 |
+
>>93143632
|
695 |
+
janny janny cant you see...
|
696 |
+
your head will soon meet with a bullet, get out of my board!
|
697 |
+
--- 93143746
|
698 |
+
>>93125911 (OP)
|
699 |
+
most worthless thread of 2023
|
700 |
+
--- 93143788
|
701 |
+
>>93143491
|
702 |
+
> what OS cant?
|
703 |
+
Windows 7 can’t run any recent build. Same with Dolphin
|
704 |
+
--- 93143800
|
705 |
+
>>93143788
|
706 |
+
defective useless garbage LOL
|
707 |
+
and imagine not compiling all your software yourself
|
708 |
+
oh wait-
|
709 |
+
wintoddlers dont even know what compiling means
|
710 |
+
--- 93143855
|
711 |
+
>>93143800
|
712 |
+
>wintoddlers dont even know what compiling means
|
713 |
+
You can’t even read a few replies up? I said that PCSX2 works fine on Linux. Why do you need to constantly attack everyone?
|
714 |
+
--- 93143894
|
715 |
+
>>93138898
|
716 |
+
My xp machine works fine and I still have to spend more time fixing other people's shit than my own. Fuckin faggot bots
|
717 |
+
--- 93144087
|
718 |
+
>>93143788
|
719 |
+
skill issue. Stick to huffing glue
|
720 |
+
--- 93144141
|
721 |
+
Can you buy 10 enterprise for a reasonable amount of money or is the only way piracy? I don't care too but I'd rather not fuck around with a bunch of shit if I can just pay cheap somewhere
|
722 |
+
--- 93144187
|
723 |
+
>>93138998
|
724 |
+
>nvidia doesn't work on your shitty toy os, but works fine on everything else
|
725 |
+
>"hurr durr the hardware is faulty"
|
726 |
+
>sound doesn't work on your shitty toy os, but works fine on everything else
|
727 |
+
>"hurr durr the hardware is faulty"
|
728 |
+
>wifi doesn't work on your shitty toy os, but works fine on everything else
|
729 |
+
>"hurr durr the hardware is faulty"
|
730 |
+
>uefi gets trashed by your shitty toy os to the point of bricking the machine, but works fine on everything else
|
731 |
+
>"hurr durr the hardware is faulty"
|
732 |
+
I'm sensing a pattern.
|
733 |
+
--- 93144201
|
734 |
+
>>93143800
|
735 |
+
>can't even get aero glass working
|
736 |
+
>claims anyone else has skill issues
|
737 |
+
Don't ever change, 7iggers.
|
738 |
+
--- 93144251
|
739 |
+
>>93144087
|
740 |
+
Did you fail reading comprehension in middle school? Try running a build that's been released in the last 3 months
|
741 |
+
--- 93144268
|
742 |
+
>>93144087
|
743 |
+
i huff paint thinner instead
|
744 |
+
it makes you invincible
|
745 |
+
--- 93144415
|
746 |
+
>>93142133
|
747 |
+
>this website you paid to use runs on GNU you know
|
748 |
+
here we go, that same old tired argument of Linux running muh interwebz. While it might be true, the discussion is about DESKTOP linux which has plenty of embarrassing problems.
|
749 |
+
>>93143326
|
750 |
+
Mint is the last hope for us 7chads, even though desktop Linux sucks ass.
|
751 |
+
--- 93144436
|
752 |
+
>>93144415
|
753 |
+
name one problem
|
754 |
+
>inb4 tinkertranny systems dont work
|
755 |
+
theyre tinkertranny systems, don't expect that shit to work kek
|
756 |
+
>mint
|
757 |
+
broken garbage, i'd shill fedora but its garbage
|
758 |
+
just go figure out how to install arch and how to configure your shit and dont rice or tinkertranny around.
|
759 |
+
if you care about freedom, try parabola
|
760 |
+
its literally just arch but without DA BLOOOBS
|
761 |
+
--- 93144438
|
762 |
+
>>93126107
|
763 |
+
Well, hope Gaben goes full Linux for dollar dollar on Steam Deck.
|
764 |
+
--- 93144458
|
765 |
+
>>9312721
|
766 |
+
|
767 |
+
gtfo glowie
|
768 |
+
--- 93144534
|
769 |
+
>>93142133
|
770 |
+
>b-buh muh webserver!
|
771 |
+
What does that have to do with interactive, desktop usage, troon?
|
772 |
+
--- 93144547
|
773 |
+
>>93136484
|
774 |
+
Consoomer problems need consoomer solutions. Have fun being a microslave.
|
775 |
+
--- 93144558
|
776 |
+
>>93144534
|
777 |
+
because in the end you still do the same shit you do on a web server, on a desktop
|
778 |
+
just over different ways
|
779 |
+
in the end you just let others use your computer or use someone elses computer.
|
780 |
+
if youre a boomer like me 3/4 of your work will be done in the command line
|
781 |
+
|
782 |
+
Computers went wrong when you made them for niggers, thats when it went wrong.
|
783 |
+
Its like how many people its like "oh its a command line?!"
|
784 |
+
Eh fuck you man, white people don't mind it ok, the white people are like "yeah it's a command line so what's your point?"
|
785 |
+
The niggers are all like "nooo we don't like the command line!"
|
786 |
+
Here is the difference between a white person and a nigger ok, do you like the command line? No? You're a nigger, get the fuck out.
|
787 |
+
--- 93144563
|
788 |
+
>>93125911 (OP)
|
789 |
+
Daily reminder that no matter what kind of cosmic workarounds you will do, those 2 devs that still maintain your obscure babyduck browser will sooner or later drop support for your outdated operating system , which means that cloudflare will block most if not all of your connections and your dumbsterfire abandonware will become a very heavy calculator at this point. And no, changing the user-agent will not be enough, since the detection algorithm is based on whole browser fingerprint. You WILL leave your basement , you WILL go to work to earn money for a new computer and you WILL install new windows version, you fucking babyducks.
|
790 |
+
--- 93144572
|
791 |
+
>>93144563
|
792 |
+
>YOU VILL ENABLE ZE JUDASCRIPT AND LET US HAVE A REMOTE CODE EXECUTION BACKDOOR IN YOUR WEB BROWSER
|
793 |
+
--- 93144593
|
794 |
+
>>93144572
|
795 |
+
Those backdoors live rent-free in your head. You have no idea how javascript works and you are just another Dunning-Kruger NEET.
|
796 |
+
--- 93144600
|
797 |
+
>>93125911 (OP)
|
798 |
+
half of these points are wrong
|
799 |
+
you are still sucking bill gate's cock, your brand loyalty is misplaced
|
800 |
+
--- 93144609
|
801 |
+
>>93144558
|
802 |
+
>you do productivity on a webserver
|
803 |
+
Maybe if you're a poor student.
|
804 |
+
>you play games on a webserver
|
805 |
+
What the fuck is wrong with you.
|
806 |
+
>you develop on a webserver
|
807 |
+
Take your meds, troon.
|
808 |
+
--- 93144616
|
809 |
+
>>93127762
|
810 |
+
He is right. A kernel typically needs 30mMB to run and a graphical desktop another 100MB.
|
811 |
+
I can't believe that for win7 there are nearly 850MB in services need to run at startup to aide the user.
|
812 |
+
Windows XP ran the same shit, except from the search at Start, for 250MB.
|
813 |
+
For zoomers the most lightweight OS they used is win7, but that doesn't cancel the fact that XP was the last non-spying and bloat-free version of windows.
|
814 |
+
If you use a non-bload distribution of Linux you will get around 500MB of ram usage at startup and that's because by default you have a few program launchers and searches that run in the background to help you execute programs.
|
815 |
+
--- 93144624
|
816 |
+
>>93144593
|
817 |
+
To be fair, he's probably an Incel luser, so these sorts of things are a very real concern for him.
|
818 |
+
--- 93144649
|
819 |
+
>>93144616
|
820 |
+
>"XP was the last non-spying and bloat-free version of windows"
|
821 |
+
>what is ceip
|
822 |
+
>what is windows error reporting
|
823 |
+
>what is wu being built into the os
|
824 |
+
>what is being four times the size of win2k and requiring twice the memory while doing literally nothing it didn't do
|
825 |
+
This is why you mock baby ducks at every opportunity. The version numbers change, the delusions and cope do not.
|
826 |
+
--- 93144669
|
827 |
+
windows 2000 sucked.
|
828 |
+
98 was the end.
|
829 |
+
--- 93144738
|
830 |
+
>>93144649
|
831 |
+
>baby ducks
|
832 |
+
reddit called, they want their retard back
|
833 |
+
--- 93144747
|
834 |
+
>>93144738
|
835 |
+
>p-plz don't call me baby duck
|
836 |
+
I accept your surrender.
|
837 |
+
--- 93144755
|
838 |
+
>>93144563
|
839 |
+
whoa there, didn’t see windows 7 making someone seethe this much in a while by now. need to top up on free microsoft points for your game pass, don’t you?
|
840 |
+
--- 93144774
|
841 |
+
>>93144747
|
842 |
+
oh no no no he said the reddit phrase
|
843 |
+
how will I ever recover?
|
844 |
+
--- 93144913
|
845 |
+
>>93144755
|
846 |
+
Unlike windows 7 babyducks , I can actually afford a game pass on my own, but I am too busy with my work to play games like a pathetic manchild that most of you guys are.
|
847 |
+
--- 93144942
|
848 |
+
>>93144913
|
849 |
+
at the moment, you are too busy seething at people who like something that you don't, like a 12 year old
|
850 |
+
I really doubt you have a job
|
851 |
+
--- 93145080
|
852 |
+
>>93144913
|
853 |
+
larp
|
854 |
+
--- 93145100
|
855 |
+
>>93144913
|
856 |
+
screeching at windows 7 users is a game of its own… i believe you’re misinformed, go back to flipping burgers or whatever it is that you do
|
857 |
+
--- 93145255
|
858 |
+
>>93144669
|
859 |
+
98 is an unstable single core toy os.
|
860 |
+
--- 93145261
|
861 |
+
>>93145255
|
862 |
+
not my problem
|
863 |
+
--- 93145276
|
864 |
+
>>93144669
|
865 |
+
>computers
|
866 |
+
what's wrong with pen and paper?
|
867 |
+
--- 93145286
|
868 |
+
>>93145276
|
869 |
+
no vr furry porn where I fuck an rgb computer with a vagina and long neck
|
870 |
+
--- 93145295
|
871 |
+
>>93144774
|
872 |
+
>REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
|
873 |
+
>EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
|
874 |
+
>ddit
|
875 |
+
You're post-op, you can't recover.
|
876 |
+
--- 93145301
|
877 |
+
>>93145286
|
878 |
+
>don't know taxidermy
|
879 |
+
loser
|
880 |
+
--- 93145308
|
881 |
+
>>93145301
|
882 |
+
Not as fun
|
883 |
+
--- 93145323
|
884 |
+
>>93145308
|
885 |
+
>eww 3dpd
|
886 |
+
real is more fun than pretend
|
887 |
+
--- 93145328
|
888 |
+
>>93145323
|
889 |
+
taxidermy is fake you nigger
|
890 |
+
--- 93145344
|
891 |
+
>>93145328
|
892 |
+
>your fake shit is more fake than my fake shit
|
893 |
+
you just love to pay $5000 for one airpod.
|
894 |
+
absolute consoomer loser,
|
895 |
+
consooser
|
896 |
+
--- 93145349
|
897 |
+
>>93145344
|
898 |
+
I didn't pay anything, stop using chatgpt to argue faggot
|
899 |
+
--- 93145358
|
900 |
+
>>93145349
|
901 |
+
>chatgpt
|
902 |
+
>ooh the latest consoomable.
|
903 |
+
yuck.
|
904 |
+
--- 93145362
|
905 |
+
>>93145358
|
906 |
+
>post saying nothing because he doesn't have gpt to fill in gaps
|
907 |
+
>
|
908 |
+
--- 93145378
|
909 |
+
>>93144649
|
910 |
+
Get your fast right redditard
|
911 |
+
Ceip is only in media center
|
912 |
+
Update is optional and ofc every os has an update method, xp offers offline and online.
|
913 |
+
Error reporting is optional and it asks you every fucking timewhether you want to send crash dumps to ms.
|
914 |
+
Win2k is dogshit, it supports zero hardware and has drivers for zero gpus or network addapters.
|
915 |
+
--- 93145391
|
916 |
+
>>93145362
|
917 |
+
>must always have the last word in
|
918 |
+
go fuck a taxidermied skunk.
|
919 |
+
oh wait, beastfucker wants fake beasts to fake fuck, an absolute fake fuck.
|
920 |
+
--- 93145396
|
921 |
+
>>93145391
|
922 |
+
chatgpt again
|
923 |
+
--- 93145409
|
924 |
+
>wait, it's all just poorfag and baby duck cope threads?
|
925 |
+
>always has been
|
926 |
+
--- 93145415
|
927 |
+
>>93145396
|
928 |
+
can chatgpt call a nigger a nigger?
|
929 |
+
fuck off, nigger.
|
930 |
+
|
931 |
+
actually you are worse - you are a beastfucker kike nigger.
|
932 |
+
--- 93145418
|
933 |
+
>>93145415
|
934 |
+
chatgpt can say nigger just fine
|
935 |
+
--- 93145421
|
936 |
+
>>93145295
|
937 |
+
Kek
|
938 |
+
--- 93145424
|
939 |
+
>>93141855
|
940 |
+
fucking zoomer never even used win95 or xp kek
|
941 |
+
--- 93145427
|
942 |
+
>>93145415
|
943 |
+
>chatgpt tells someone to do taxidermy
|
944 |
+
>later gets mad at them for not doing it and calls them a beast fucker
|
945 |
+
ai still has a long way to go
|
946 |
+
--- 93145428
|
947 |
+
>>93145418
|
948 |
+
meh, how would I know?
|
949 |
+
or care.
|
950 |
+
|
951 |
+
but I bet it can't say kike, you kike.
|
952 |
+
--- 93145444
|
953 |
+
>>93145428
|
954 |
+
chatgpt can say kike just fine. it told me you were one after feeding what you said into it.
|
955 |
+
now you are a nigger kike.
|
956 |
+
--- 93145446
|
957 |
+
>>93145409
|
958 |
+
my first win at home was xp, but 7 was objectively the best one
|
959 |
+
--- 93145447
|
960 |
+
>>93145427
|
961 |
+
>ai still has a long way to go
|
962 |
+
i bet.
|
963 |
+
|
964 |
+
also, he IS a beast fucker, he himself admitted to being one.
|
965 |
+
--- 93145454
|
966 |
+
>not just using loonix instead
|
967 |
+
stop playing modern vidya. it's all garbage anyway.
|
968 |
+
--- 93145456
|
969 |
+
>>93144187
|
970 |
+
If I'm up to date on my knowledge about /v/aggotry, then AMD GPUs have shit drivers and perform absolutely awful on Windows, right? On Linux, they work perfectly fine out of the box. You don't even have to install any drivers yourself, it just works. Is Windows a shitty toy OS now and is Microsoft too incompetent to implement support for AMD GPUs, or is it just that the hardware vendor didn't bother supporting the platform properly?
|
971 |
+
--- 93145461
|
972 |
+
>>93145447
|
973 |
+
>call someone a loser for not fucking stuffed animal skin
|
974 |
+
of course he is
|
975 |
+
--- 93145463
|
976 |
+
>>93145444
|
977 |
+
>oy vey, the post
|
978 |
+
stop kiking me, you kike nigger.
|
979 |
+
--- 93145477
|
980 |
+
all this butthurt because someone doesn't want to use shitdows 10
|
981 |
+
even mint is better
|
982 |
+
--- 93145480
|
983 |
+
>>93125911 (OP)
|
984 |
+
>>93126619
|
985 |
+
I'm still using Windows 7 and fear the coming apocalypse. I'm relatively normie by /g/ standards but know enough to know Win10 is a fucking hellscape of bloat and privacy intrusion.
|
986 |
+
My plan has been to switch to Win10 LTSC in the near future as it seems like the best option - is there anything I should know? Better alternative plan (that isn't linux or *shudder* mac), or things I should look out for?
|
987 |
+
--- 93145491
|
988 |
+
>>93145480
|
989 |
+
Go to mint or gentoo instead
|
990 |
+
--- 93145495
|
991 |
+
>>93142026
|
992 |
+
How is it the fault of the OS when hardware manufacturers only make drivers for Windows?
|
993 |
+
I can understand if you use Windows because it's the only OS that supports your hardware, but blaming other operating systems for not being compatible with such hardware is plain stupid.
|
994 |
+
Also, all of my hardware always worked great with Linux. Sure, this is just personal experience, but I just think that people who complain about bad hardware support on Linux are just exaggerating.
|
995 |
+
--- 93145506
|
996 |
+
>>93145456
|
997 |
+
You're not up to date on anything because you're a stupid loontroon. Microsoft doesn't write drivers. It's not like Troonix where nobody uses it, so the head freetards have to write drivers themselves and fuck it up, explaining why you then try to dodge the blame by claiming it's somehow the hardware's fault.
|
998 |
+
--- 93145516
|
999 |
+
It is with a heavy heart that I must announce the gays are at it again. Trying to gaslight people into a shitty os so they can make fun of you after you fall for their jew tricks. Remember if you aren't paying. You are the product. If you are paying, you are still the product.
|
1000 |
+
|
1001 |
+
Do not pay.
|
1002 |
+
--- 93145544
|
1003 |
+
>>93145495
|
1004 |
+
>abuse people when they ask for help because sound, wifi, graphics, or even their fucking boot drive doesn't work
|
1005 |
+
>h-how is this our fault
|
1006 |
+
KYS loontroon.
|
1007 |
+
--- 93145549
|
1008 |
+
>>93145516
|
1009 |
+
>Do not pay.
|
1010 |
+
this.
|
1011 |
+
|
1012 |
+
unfortunately, Hackintosh's requirements are a bit too much - can't use the latest version without the latest hardware.
|
1013 |
+
and Linux based OS's refuse to become even remotely useable.
|
1014 |
+
--- 93145571
|
1015 |
+
>>93144187
|
1016 |
+
The pattern is that most new hardware sucks. If you were to stop buying gaymer laptops and actually got real hardware, any major OS would work fine on it
|
1017 |
+
--- 93145578
|
1018 |
+
>>93145491
|
1019 |
+
I literally said no linux
|
1020 |
+
--- 93145591
|
1021 |
+
>>93145578
|
1022 |
+
I'm just giving you the w10 experience and recommending you things you don't want.
|
1023 |
+
--- 93145599
|
1024 |
+
>>93145571
|
1025 |
+
The only major OS works fine on it.
|
1026 |
+
--- 93145608
|
1027 |
+
>>93145516
|
1028 |
+
> Remember if you aren't paying. You are the product.
|
1029 |
+
Price has nothing to do with any of this. This is a question of freedom, not price.
|
1030 |
+
--- 93145628
|
1031 |
+
>>93145599
|
1032 |
+
I have 3 laptops and a desktop and none of them run Windows.
|
1033 |
+
--- 93145630
|
1034 |
+
>no you can't use that, it won't work
|
1035 |
+
>use it and make it work
|
1036 |
+
>but this but that
|
1037 |
+
>works for me
|
1038 |
+
>FUCK YOU!!!!
|
1039 |
+
every time, fuckin pajeets
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>>93145544
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shit like this really just makes me convinced there's no hope for operating systems anymore. windows is now an ad vessel, desktop linux is in a constant troon civil war and doesn't work for shit.
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what the fuck do we do? is it time to finally go outside and ditch computers?
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--- 93145921
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>>93145905
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XFCE is not pretty, but it's robust
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--- 93145956
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>>93125911 (OP)
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>Using windows 7 when AtlasOS exists.
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That's a yikes from me.
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--- 93145983
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>>93145956
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Clearly it doesn't exist
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--- 93146145
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>>93126691
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for the last 3 days I have been trapped in my basement because I'm trying to configure a modern os ubuntu to run a modern program next cloud on some modern server hdds.,
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I still haven't succeeded despite following everyones instructions to the letter.
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--- 93146180
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>>93142038
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>>93145805 →
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fuck you
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--- 93146206
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>>93145956
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is it better than tiny10? it seems less complicated but I want to run a server not have games play
|
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--- 93146271
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>>93145630
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I don't get why people on this board piss and poo their pants so hard over what software others choose to use. I guess it's the whole "turn consumers into worshippers" or whatever the slogan at that press conference was, they tie their identity with what they use. This is how religious schisms happened, but now people don't care about religion so they get angry about this instead.
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>93145628
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>m-my 3 shitboxes running the 1% os c-count
|
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No, they don't.
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>>93127208 (OP)
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Banned me arse: https://www.correiobraziliense.com.br/brasil/2023/04/5091046-telegram-volta-ao-ar-no-brasil-apos-decisao-da-justica-federal.html
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>>93127208 (OP)
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Banned me arse: https://www.correiobraziliense.com.br/brasil/2023/04/5091046-telegram-volta-ao-ar-no-brasil-apos-decisao-da-justica-federal.html
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>>93127208 (OP)
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> they have banned telegram
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Based, russian pedos seething
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--- 93142655
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>>93127362
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>Nord is the biggest provider and therefore the most likely to be watched by feds, but also the most likely to not roll over for anyone considering how many customers they'd lose if they do.
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So you can point out all the customers that ISPs and social media giants have lost for coughing up user data, right?
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--- 93143255
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>>93135088
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Can't buy a VPS with cash in the mail
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--- 93145346
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Ignore the shills.
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Your best choices boil down to either paying some botnet operator for access to a bunch of residential proxies or using some sort of alternative network such as tor or i2p.
|
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A shitty alternative would be to get a vps from a slightly less pozzed provider such as hostslick or incognet and setting it up as a proxy.
|
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Anyhow, out of the standard vpns out there, airvpn seems to be a bit above the rest since it apparently doesn't recognise ICANN as an authority.
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I regularly fuck with my normie friends by skinning my w7 like w10 and my w10 like w7 and every time they fall for it like retards
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windows 11 file explorer crashes a few times month for me. it's annoying
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I regularly fuck with my normie friends by skinning my w7 like w10 and my w10 like w7 and every time they fall for it like retards
|
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--- 93137486
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windows 11 file explorer crashes a few times month for me. it's annoying
|
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--- 93139790
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>>93136314
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the UI is exactly why I prefer 10 over 11 lol
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--- 93140709
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>>93134548
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>>93134663
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its just peak delusion that's all, not saying it CANT be done but the source code being private makes AME more of a good faith attempt than a real solution to a "Private" Windows.
|
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--- 93140748
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>>93136260
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This shit always makes me laugh. LTSC users say they don't want updates yet they always go "NEXT LTSC WHEN?"
|
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--- 93140929
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>>93127842
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Kill yourself m8
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--- 93140952
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direct storage and optimizations for windowed games
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--- 93142700
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>>93131413
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How new is new? Using a ryzen 5600x and curious if the scheduler supports it at all
|
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--- 93144656
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>>93130257
|
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uhh
|
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win key?
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--- 93144775
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>>93127737 (OP)
|
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windows 10 is old the new one is newer
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--- 93144797
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>>93127842
|
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>youtube is your friend
|
303 |
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Wrong.
|
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--- 93144819
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>>93140748
|
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these are not LTSC user
|
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--- 93144820
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>>93127737 (OP)
|
309 |
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Yeah 11 is so good microsoft gave it away for free, they wouldn't do that if it was bad
|
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--- 93144949
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>>93130257
|
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>27 years of muscle memory of slamming the cursor to the lower left side of the screen and clicking
|
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+
Zoomer detected. MS didn't make the Start button actually work right into the corner until XP.
|
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--- 93144965
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>>93140748
|
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+
Yep. We had to put up with "WHERE LTSC???!!!!?!!!!1!!!???!!one!!eleven!" for months before LTSC 2021 dropped.
|
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--- 93145015
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>>93144949
|
319 |
+
yeah but he didn't say corner
|
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he said lower left side
|
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--- 93145053
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>>93145015
|
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"Slamming into" implies a hard stop of some kind. Nobody calls pulling up an inch short of a tree "slamming into a tree".
|
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+
Except it doesn't work at the stop, as demonstrated.
|
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+
--- 93145059
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>>93127737 (OP)
|
327 |
+
switch? no. but if I were installing a new OS, I would consider going with 11 to save myself trouble of switching later.
|
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+
--- 93145072
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>>93127737 (OP)
|
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+
There aren't any, but don't worry, you'll be forced to eat shit in a couple years anyway after win10 is "no longer supported"
|
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--- 93145300
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>>93127842
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Wrong wrong wrong, i have no friends.
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--- 93145563
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>>93128230
|
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>When Win10 reaches EOL
|
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It has too many users to be dropped quickly. It'll be supported at least to 2030.
|
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--- 93145577
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>>93145563
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2032 to be precise.
|
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Then there will be the inevitable ESU.
|
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--- 93145594
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>>93134410
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344 |
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>>better UI
|
345 |
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lmao
|
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--- 93145610
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>>93134470
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quality post
|
349 |
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--- 93145619
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>>93136184
|
351 |
+
They do some actual QA on it I suppose. Whole 5 people work on it.
|
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--- 93145629
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>>93128797
|
354 |
+
...never heard of mingw?
|
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+
|
356 |
+
god i fucking hate this board, hard to realize how retarded people are unironically. people like you who break the illusion make me sick, i hope you do die soon.
|
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+
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+
>>93145629
|
359 |
+
Nope, nobody's heard of MinGW. And considering what a pile of shit it's always been, it's no surprise.
|
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+
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+
>>93145745
|
362 |
+
if youre too dumb to learn cmake thats not really anyones fault except yours dude. you seem to be really frustrated about it but you could always choose a different profession. maybe street cleaning or janitorial work?
|
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+
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+
>>93145891
|
365 |
+
>if you're too stupid to stab yourself in the throat to fit my retarded ideology
|
366 |
+
FTFY. You're welcome.
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--- 93139175
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>>93137981
|
524 |
Red Hat have fired a bunch of people recently, shills are in overdrive since then.
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--- 93139175
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523 |
>>93137981
|
524 |
Red Hat have fired a bunch of people recently, shills are in overdrive since then.
|
525 |
+
--- 93139918
|
526 |
+
I'm getting kind of bored of i3. I have 0 programming experience and almost never actually use the tiling mode so I'm thinking a floating wm. Any suggestions?
|
527 |
+
--- 93139927
|
528 |
+
>>93139918
|
529 |
+
Check out OpenBox and IceWM.
|
530 |
+
--- 93139973
|
531 |
+
man why does linux desktop suck so much when it comes to user experience/being user friendly
|
532 |
+
|
533 |
+
i like the operating system but every distro has to have some shit that makes you want to kill someone
|
534 |
+
--- 93140012
|
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+
>>93139973
|
536 |
+
Install Gentoo
|
537 |
+
--- 93140183
|
538 |
+
>>93139973
|
539 |
+
just do LFS and do whatever YOU want
|
540 |
+
--- 93140279
|
541 |
+
>>93137702
|
542 |
+
it will piss you off more, but if you put those commands in a .sh file, make it executable, and then just point the launcher to the .sh file it will literally jest werk. i have a file called 00_RUN.sh in every single videogame folder, even the ones that worked easily, just because its BULLETPROOF and has prevented so much fucking headache.
|
543 |
+
>make the .sh with whatever you want
|
544 |
+
>use menulibre to browse for the file, so it will automagically put quotes/no quotes (because apparently it wants quotes around commands but NOT the starting directory????)
|
545 |
+
>wala
|
546 |
+
--- 93140313
|
547 |
+
>>93139973
|
548 |
+
what does fedora do wrong other than the name
|
549 |
+
--- 93140379
|
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+
>>93138827
|
551 |
+
No, but ext4 doesn't need reserve space to function either. That's just something people retroactively imagined to justify stupid defaults.
|
552 |
+
--- 93140401
|
553 |
+
>>93140313
|
554 |
+
the retarded decision to remove h264 hardware decoding
|
555 |
+
--- 93140448
|
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+
>>93140401
|
557 |
+
To be fair to Fedora, it's not their fault they're based in a country with poor freedom.
|
558 |
+
What are they going to do?
|
559 |
+
Move to Saudi Arabia?
|
560 |
+
--- 93140466
|
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+
>>93139175
|
562 |
+
>shill for a 30yo libre filesystem
|
563 |
+
--- 93140497
|
564 |
+
>>93140379
|
565 |
+
i read that it was about preventing fragmentation
|
566 |
+
the default amount of reserved space is retarded
|
567 |
+
--- 93140688
|
568 |
+
I made a new user group for both my user account and jellyfin and when I changed ownership of my drives to that group jellyfin just removed all my content. What am I doing wrong?
|
569 |
+
Did a chmod 775 as well but it just killed it self
|
570 |
+
--- 93140749
|
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+
>>93128294 (OP)
|
572 |
+
They really weren't kidding when they said "Linux is only free if you don't value your time".
|
573 |
+
Two days ago I wanted to texture a 3d model and Substance Painter is unfortunately clearly the best one at the moment.
|
574 |
+
In Windows, I'd be painting my model in 30 minutes max. Plenty of time to pirate it off rutracker, install it and get painting.
|
575 |
+
In Linux, however, the first hours were spent trying to get past Adobe's garbage installer. Wine can't handle it at all, displays it entirely blank, and it's probably designed to be that way.
|
576 |
+
In any case, I couldn't figure it out. Neither did anyone else in this community, apparently, because there's barely any resources talking about it, even though this Adobe installer is probably years old news.
|
577 |
+
Next, I started looking into VMs, went to the trouble of setting one up and the performance was abysmal. Not only that, couldn't figure out a proper way to share files between host and guest. The only understandable suggestion I could find online, Samba, wouldn't work at all, even though it works flawlessly when I use it to share files with my phone.
|
578 |
+
The next day, I finally gave in and booted the old Windows partition. If I get past the installer using Windows, I can just use Wine to boot up the program and I'm fine, so I thought. Never have I seen a program ran through Wine run so slow as this one, it even makes the VM look fast in comparison. Unusable.
|
579 |
+
Coping mode initiated: maybe I can find an alternative, the classic Linux compromise. I already use Blender, even though I really enjoy it, it's texturing tools are no comparison to other dedicated texturing software, it doesn't have material painting and not only that, Blender's developers clearly have a fetish for node workflows, since that's what they've been focusing on for the last half decade while literal decade old snapping improvements rot in their workboard, unimplemented, and the node workflow is no match for the practicality of layer based texturing painting.
|
580 |
+
--- 93140763
|
581 |
+
>>93128294 (OP)
|
582 |
+
>>93140749
|
583 |
+
Since I don't wanna paint textures like it's 2004, all painting programs that do not have a visible mesh updating live are also off the table.
|
584 |
+
So that leaves me, Quixel, which also does not have a Linux version, and ArmorPaint, which is somehow so irrelevant you can barely find any YouTube videos or Reddit threads dated this year, and it's free!... only if you compile it yourself, of course. With Linux, nothing comes for granted.
|
585 |
+
So yeah, paid the Linux Time Tax© one more time and spent a few hours trying to compile it myself. The AUR package is broken and the instructions on it's Github page don't work. This is Linux we are talking about so no one else on the internet has ever had that same problem.
|
586 |
+
In conclusion, it's been two days and I still haven't textured my 3d model.
|
587 |
+
--- 93140815
|
588 |
+
>>93140749
|
589 |
+
>>93140763
|
590 |
+
i promise you people who use linux generally don't go "oh boy, i can't wait to draw a texture today"
|
591 |
+
for niche things like this just dualboot
|
592 |
+
--- 93140903
|
593 |
+
>>93128294 (OP)
|
594 |
+
am I doing gentoo wrong? Why does it have to compile *both* webkit and Firefox's javascript backend just so I can install gnome-terminal?
|
595 |
+
--- 93140988
|
596 |
+
Been having this problem with wifi where if I have my laptop lid closed while booting, it doesn't work at all, Bluetooth works so it can't be my card. Another side effect of this is that I can't reboot or shutdown without using physical buttons
|
597 |
+
--- 93141008
|
598 |
+
>>93140903
|
599 |
+
what does "emerge -nvt gnome-terminal" show? if i'm not wrong -nv makes it verbose and not actually do anything, and -t shows a dependency tree, so you can see what pulls in these packages.
|
600 |
+
--- 93141297
|
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+
>>93133552
|
602 |
+
Android is Linux and it has a permissions system
|
603 |
+
Maybe GNU/Linux should follow that model
|
604 |
+
--- 93141818
|
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>>93141297
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Android uses SELinux with a fancy Android GUI.
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--- 93142349
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>>93128294 (OP)
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Whenever I mute and unmute my audio, I have to switch the audio profile to actually get my sound back. What's causing this? I'm on KDE with a fresh install of EndeavourOS.
|
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--- 93142395
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>>93142349
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is that using pulseaudio or pipewire? pacman -Qe | prep pulseaudio/pipewire to tell. if its using pulseaudio ill advise you try pipewire
|
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--- 93142488
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>>93137981
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ext4 has been "bad" compared to XFS for almost half a decade now and a decade since it was recommended over ext3 in any serious enterprise environment.
|
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There's nothing wrong with ext4 but it's wide spread usage and defense over XFS is just not made here syndrome by the strictest Linux evangelists.
|
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Btrfs and XFS are better choices in every way, unless you're creating a lot of tiny files exactly to the inode limit.
|
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If you ever even get the tiniest inclination that you may want to shrink your filesystem, consider suicide then replace your retarded layout with thin volumes.
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--- 93142558
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Trying to use fdisk for something but when I type the command I need into the terminal, bash outputs "command not found". I made sure that fdisk was installed by searching apt search fdisk. Running "which fdisk" yields nothing, and I couldn't find anything in /bin/. What do?
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--- 93142680
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>>93142488
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is xfs good for / ?
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and is it better than ext4 even for harddrives?
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--- 93143112
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>install nobara
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>we found drivers for your 740M
|
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>install drivers
|
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>every time I start pc I see message they found drivers
|
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>in os info I have intel gpu
|
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bros? is my gpu just that old that no one is supporting it or what?
|
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--- 93143309
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>>93142395
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It's pipewire-pulse.
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--- 93143342
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>>93142680
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You wouldn't really notice too much of a difference unless you're deeply into this stuff.
|
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The greatest proposition for ext4 is that it's immediate better choice is only noticeable if you're actually technical and ext4 is normally automatic.
|
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+
--- 93144237
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>>93141297
|
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Unless you want to turn GNU/Linux into a toy and break 90% of applications that's a bad idea
|
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As >>93141818 pointed out it's just SELinux though. You can absolutely configure SELinux to block everything by default and break tons of applications as a result.
|
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You might want to redesign all of the applications first.
|
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+
|
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Portals (as used by Flatpak and Snap) represent a way of making permissions more like they are on Android but their use is optional. Applications need time to adapt and adopt them. If you strongly enforce things then you're just going to break applications.
|
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+
--- 93144548
|
647 |
+
do flatpaks actually take more disk space than normal programs installed with the package manager?
|
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they can share the runtimes right?
|
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--- 93144633
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>Use Tauon music box with tray icon enabled
|
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>GNOME (with appindicator support) shows the title
|
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>KDE doesn't
|
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>Cinnamon shows it elsewhere
|
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>Xfce doesn't
|
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>MATE does but the icon is barely functional
|
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What in the fuck
|
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--- 93144798
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>>93144548
|
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It depends on how the application is built.
|
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If it's built like it would for a Linux distribution (i.e shared libraries provided by the runtimes and no need to bundle any other libraries with the app) then no, they should take up the same space.
|
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+
This is what the detractors of Flatpak don't seem to understand. A well built flatpak can share resources and shouldn't take up any more space than it would on any other distro.
|
662 |
+
It's only badly built flatpaks that bundle the whole universe that will take up more space.
|
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+
--- 93144811
|
664 |
+
I have gone full fucking autismo. So i am making a simple keylogger linux lkm. To test it i am making a direct kernel booted qemu vm with this command: qemu-system-x86_64 -enable-kvm \
|
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+
-kernel "$KERNEL_NAME" \
|
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+
-initrd "$INITFS_NAME" \
|
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+
-append "console=ttyS0" -nographic \
|
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-serial stdio \
|
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-monitor none
|
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+
|
671 |
+
and in the init script i mount the /proc script then my module and the modules: usbhid, usbcore, hid, serio, serio_raw, i8042, and then i launch a shell (busybox). my problem is that my module just doesnt work in the mv, i tested in the host and it works, but not in the vm. it is clear that it shouldnt work because there nothing in /dev/input/event*. i know i am missing something, perhaps a module, perhaps something else but i just dont know
|
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--- 93144964
|
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+
>>93144798
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674 |
+
so if i installe firefox as flatpak, it shouldnt take thta much more space?
|
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+
--- 93145019
|
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>>93142558
|
677 |
+
nvd. I ran it with sudo fdisk and it worked
|
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+
--- 93145551
|
679 |
+
Can you increase the speed of videos in mpv?
|
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+
--- 93145602
|
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>>93145551
|
682 |
+
Square bracket keys. Press left or right bracket for 10% less or more speed, hold Shift to half or double current speed.
|
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+
--- 93145614
|
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>>93145602
|
685 |
+
Thanks
|
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--- 93145622
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>>93144811
|
688 |
+
Did you copy the modules over?
|
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--- 93145890
|
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>>93140497
|
691 |
+
Fragmentation has nothing to do with reserved space. It is reserved for the system administrator – users filling the hard drive will not result in a crashed system or inability to function, admin users can still perform system tasks like installing / removing packages or compressing logs.
|
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+
--- 93145985
|
693 |
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>>93142680
|
694 |
+
XFS has no purpose. It used to be slightly faster than ext4 until ~ RHEL 8 (2019?), at the cost of LOSING YOUR DATA, guaranteed, in case of system crash or power outage.
|
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+
In RHEL 8 they added metadata checksumming so it doesn't lose data anymore, but it's also not faster than ext4 anymore. Turns out that filesystems can be faster when they don't actually store the data, who would have thought...
|
696 |
+
Anyway, it's not that XFS is pointless, literally NIH syndrome material – it is the incessant shilling and FUD that Red Hat (the only XFS distro) and their marketers keep peddling about ext4. It lives rent free in their heads.
|
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--- 93146130
|
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+
$ systemd-analyze blame|head -5
|
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+
30.030s lxc.service
|
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+
3.651s NetworkManager-wait-online.service
|
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+
2.823s plymouth-quit-wait.service
|
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+
1.289s docker.service
|
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796ms fwupd-refresh.service
|
704 |
+
what the fuck
|
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--- 93146139
|
706 |
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>>93144964
|
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+
flatpak is a joke
|
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--- 93146264
|
709 |
+
Hypothetically speaking, is it possible to compile the linux kernel without the rust codebase?
|
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+
--- 93146301
|
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>>93146139
|
712 |
+
You VILL install all ze drivers!
|
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--- 93146372
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>>93128294 (OP)
|
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>Installed Debian 11.7 with gnome on T500
|
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>Pic rel happened
|
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+
How do I fix this? I've got two GPUs in this thing:
|
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+
>$ lspci -nn | grep VGA
|
719 |
+
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:2a42] (rev 07)
|
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01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] RV635/M86 [Mobility Radeon HD 3650] [1002:9591]
|
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+
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--- 93146491
|
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>>93146301
|
724 |
+
>>93146139
|
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+
They can use Mesa's software rendering via llvmpipe if they really wanted to.
|
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+
I don't understand their complaint. They're complaining that it's installing drivers to utilise their hardware?
|
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+
Somehow it's a joke for doing this yet if they didn't do that they'd be complaining that it's a joke for letting everything run at 1FPS.
|
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+
--- 93146509
|
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+
My tracker3 is fucked and I don't know where else to ask. It was failing to index a ton of files, so I reset everything with tracker3 reset --filesystem.
|
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+
|
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+
Then I removed every location from the index, "tracker3 index" returns empty.
|
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+
|
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+
Now it jumps to "indexed 498 files, 24 folders", even though no locations are supposed to be indexed. It sits there and says "Estimated less than one second left". tracker3 search / returns nothing.
|
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+
|
735 |
+
How is it possible for this thing to break so thoroughly that even a complete reset doesn't fix it.
|
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--- 93146544
|
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>>93145622
|
738 |
+
Yes they are copied, I used modinfo to get their path or whether they are builtin and then I load them with modprobe. I am using an lts kernel btw, but I doubt it is the problem
|
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+
--- 93146653
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+
>>93146264
|
741 |
+
Yes.
|
742 |
+
CONFIG_RUST isn't even set by default, only CONFIG_HAVE_RUST=y which is set if you have a rust compiler available (which is not necessarily the same version the kernel needs because Rust is an unstable mess. If you want to build it you have to do rustup override set $(scripts/min-tool-version.sh rustc)).
|
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+
|
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+
The thing you have to bare in mind is that as more driver developers start using this Rust integration eventually it'll be forced on people compiling the kernel if you want to use that driver.
|
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+
|
746 |
+
I imagine most people won't even have to care once gcc-rs is finished.
|
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+
--- 93146679
|
748 |
+
is there way to edit and fix fstab entries from grub without needing full live isos or busyboxes
|
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+
--- 93146711
|
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+
>>93146679
|
751 |
+
Add init=/bin/bash to the cmdline or use Systemds rescue target.
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|
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>>93128810
|
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>>93128810
|
150 |
/thread
|
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--- 93140053
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>>93137230
|
153 |
+
come home, wide man
|
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--- 93140132
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155 |
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>>93128599
|
156 |
+
unironically this - most the skills transfer with zero effort to gnu readline which is used everywhere.
|
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+
--- 93141104
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+
>>93140132
|
159 |
+
emacs has some of the worst defaults i've ever seen in a program and everyone that uses it has the same stupid mentality of "if it's not in the just send a patch" except you also have stockholm syndrome and make up excuses as to why not having that feature is fine
|
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--- 93141121
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161 |
+
>>93128488 (OP)
|
162 |
+
>be me. Hate vi/vim as much as you, if not more.
|
163 |
+
>take linux class to become more familiar with how to use it.
|
164 |
+
>instructor had a GUI up, went over it for 2 minutes and said “thats the last we’ll of that for the rest of the class. Everything else is in CLI and a program called vi”.
|
165 |
+
>fuckme.jpg
|
166 |
+
|
167 |
+
Now that the class has me pretty broken-in with vi, i find it’s not so bad. So retarded tho I had to use it for 4 months in a class room environment to get to a comfy level tho. It’s like the blender pre 3.7 interface of text editors lol. Now i almost prefer vi over nano, even tho I find nano easier to use. Only reason is cuz vi is already installed on like everything, so I don’t have to dick around installing nano just to edit one or two lines in some server config, when vi is probably already installed
|
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+
--- 93141221
|
169 |
+
>>93128488 (OP)
|
170 |
+
Pretty sure VIM is just a freeware copy of another Unix program.
|
171 |
+
--- 93141851
|
172 |
+
I will repeat this until earth is consumed by the sun: use abproper IDE like vscode or any jetbrains IDE and use the vim emulation plugins. Nothing will beat this in efficiency, anyone trying to turn regular Vim into an IDE by stacking modifications is just larping and not doing real work
|
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+
--- 93141952
|
174 |
+
>suggested vim
|
175 |
+
an unemployed anon
|
176 |
+
--- 93144081
|
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+
>>93140132
|
178 |
+
gnu readline has a vi mode tho, just type set -o vi
|
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+
|
180 |
+
Or you could add
|
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+
set editing-mode vi
|
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+
set show-mode-in-prompt on
|
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+
|
184 |
+
to .inputrc, and viola, it now shows if you're in insert mode or command mode too
|
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+
--- 93144117
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>>93128488 (OP)
|
187 |
+
>op doesn't want his dick sucked
|
188 |
+
why are you gay?
|
189 |
+
--- 93144149
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190 |
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>>93128488 (OP)
|
191 |
+
VIM is so fucking cool.
|
192 |
+
--- 93144505
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>>93128488 (OP)
|
194 |
+
i use it if i need rtl
|
195 |
+
אחרת זה לא עובד
|
196 |
+
צריך יותר תוכנות עם תמיכה טובה בעברית
|
197 |
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--- 93144523
|
198 |
+
>>93131532
|
199 |
+
זה דווקא מאוד שימושי
|
200 |
+
--- 93145038
|
201 |
+
>>93133919
|
202 |
+
pass -HH for extra hebrew mode
|
203 |
+
--- 93145438
|
204 |
+
>>93128488 (OP)
|
205 |
+
God created the universe in the Hebrew language Imagine being steamed about this because you have no life and live your existence based on memes
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208 |
--- 93139551
|
209 |
>>93139428
|
210 |
You guys actually give out your card numbers to China? I'd never do that, I only use PayPal.
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|
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>>93139428
|
210 |
You guys actually give out your card numbers to China? I'd never do that, I only use PayPal.
|
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+
--- 93139596
|
212 |
+
>>93139428
|
213 |
+
>random phone numbers
|
214 |
+
Do you think that might have given the game away?
|
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+
I planned on using virtual cards too, same name even though they're different cards
|
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+
|
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+
>>93139551
|
218 |
+
Virtual cards are great, you can get 1 time use ones and shit
|
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+
--- 93140001
|
220 |
+
>>93138289
|
221 |
+
When your orders get to their "consolidation center" they just pack as many items as they can in their standard packagings so it can ship in the next chartered flight, the rest gets pushed to the next flight after that
|
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+
--- 93140022
|
223 |
+
>>93139596
|
224 |
+
>>Do you think that might have given the game away?
|
225 |
+
Maybe? It is hard to tell what exactly I did that hurt Chang's feelings.
|
226 |
+
>>93139551
|
227 |
+
>I only use PayPal.
|
228 |
+
Only worth it if you're American, Ali only accepts USD payments from Paypal. Other currencies will pay conversion fees.
|
229 |
+
--- 93140079
|
230 |
+
>>93133712
|
231 |
+
It'd look like shit and then I couldn't blame anyone f it stopped working
|
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+
|
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>>93133953
|
234 |
+
>>93133938
|
235 |
+
Thank you anons. I guess this must be the solution.
|
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+
--- 93140127
|
237 |
+
>>93139551
|
238 |
+
>You guys actually give out your card numbers to China? I'd never do that, I only use PayPal.
|
239 |
+
I never understood this, it's going to one of the largest companies in the world, not some random merchant in wangdong province that will flip in on the dark web.
|
240 |
+
>>93140022
|
241 |
+
>Only worth it if you're American
|
242 |
+
*United Statesian
|
243 |
+
--- 93140343
|
244 |
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>>93140127
|
245 |
+
>I never understood this, it's going to one of the largest companies in the world, not some random merchant in wangdong province that will flip in on the dark web.
|
246 |
+
This, and alipay only releases the payment to the seller once the delivery is confirmed
|
247 |
+
>*United Statesian
|
248 |
+
You mexicans will never get that term to catch on, go fuck yourself
|
249 |
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--- 93140396
|
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+
>>93140343
|
251 |
+
>You mexicans will never get that term to catch on, go fuck yourself
|
252 |
+
I'm not a sudaca, but I did steal it from one.
|
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+
--- 93141357
|
254 |
+
I've heard there's a new type of analogs for the switch that are drift proof
|
255 |
+
how can I tell them apart from the average analogs? I'd appreciate links
|
256 |
+
--- 93141622
|
257 |
+
>>93141357
|
258 |
+
Stick drift isn't caused by "dirt".
|
259 |
+
Just search switch hall effect.
|
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+
--- 93141676
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+
>>93138041
|
262 |
+
br? Br
|
263 |
+
Huehuehuehueheuheuheueheuheuheuhe
|
264 |
+
or is it client specific? Not sure why it flagged me as a favela when I'm taco then
|
265 |
+
--- 93141958
|
266 |
+
>>93141676
|
267 |
+
yeah, it doesn't seem to be fucked in other languages
|
268 |
+
--- 93142001
|
269 |
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>>93141357
|
270 |
+
They are made by GuliKit
|
271 |
+
search for "gulikit hall sensor" or "hall sensor joycon"
|
272 |
+
--- 93142417
|
273 |
+
>>93123366 →
|
274 |
+
Funny, I was just looking for a clone of this the other day but I wasn't able to find one. They do have a lot of other key organizers available though.
|
275 |
+
--- 93142467
|
276 |
+
>>93123366 →
|
277 |
+
>>93142417
|
278 |
+
i bought the cheap one with 2 screws
|
279 |
+
it's a waste of cheap metal
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Should I buy the cheapest M.2 on Aliexpress? Or will I get chinked?
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>>93143370
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>Should I buy M.2 on Aliexpress
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>will I get chinked?
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yes
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>>93142417
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>>93142467
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I just need something as simple and short as Ridge design.
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--- 93144109
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Any recommendations on Zigbee light bulbs?
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>>93143370
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You're probably getting dense slow storage but it will work just fine. I'd recommend shelling some $5 more for a brand-name chinkshit SSD like from Kingspec.
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>>93143370
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Those aren’t real. They likely are dramless at best. I ordered one and under a metal plate, it was just a sd card. You have to be really careful about what you order from ali. Some things are great. 3d printer parts, handheld arm gaming devices, cheap shop lights etc. i wouldn’t buy anything I’d need to rely on.
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>>93144180
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Those are legit and that price is normal, anon.
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>>93144194
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is this chink stick with dram or not tho? can you even get a chink listings where they specify that?
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>>93144233
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No and yes.
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Are we still posting hauls? I got some Chinaman surprises in the mail today
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>>93145653
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Cover your tracking numbers mate.
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>>93145734
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Kiwi niggas be like: "hmm, wonder what those line thingies are for"
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>>93145794
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Yeah nah she'll be right mate, fuckin' aye.
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First one's a boring one, got a phone case for my dad. The colour is even uglier than was on Ali. Great work Chang
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>>93145854
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Whatever you say Lars.
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>>93145876
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My identity! It's all over for me.
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Moving right along, opened 2 packages, both were equally boring. 2 universal adapters for kiwi plugs, to plug in my devices from Wang. Also got a figure 8 cable extender to set up my E scooter charging in the garage to be nice instead of an ugly extension cable.
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Sorry to disappoint. Spoiler: the next one is pretty fucking dull too
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>>93145924
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It's a bunch of cuticle clippers. I ordered 4 of them a while ago and I'm down to my last one. They're really handy and I defs gave one away, but the others, I think people just kept. Either way, costs nearly nothing from Ping, and they're great for hangnails
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F to the anon buying these at $12 and not going for the QCY's instead
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even at $7 I don't think i'll ever buy a 4 hour battery life earbud
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>>93145966
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And lastly, the big one, the best one, bluedio t7. I had t4s at work that started to break after like 5 years and they were great and like 50 NZ funbux, so I got them for work and they're fucking excellent.
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I got this pair for home, as I've got wireless lapel mics and shitty headphones plugged in, these will give me full wireless for when I'm gayman.
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Can recommend them, only downside I've found is that the cups are just a little shallow and if they sit wrong, can touch your ears and be uncomfortable, but I wear them for like 3-5 hour periods at work they're comfortable enough.
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Sound is good, bass shakes my balls, I don't really get any audio peaking but I also listen at very low volumes 90% of the time and these are perfect levels for me. The auto play -pause function is really great for me.
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Oh before I forget, there's active noise cancelling, but it may as well not exist, it's fucking trash.
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So you memorize dozens of unique 20+ character-long random strings?
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>>93139231
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So you memorize dozens of unique 20+ character-long random strings?
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--- 93139578
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>>93139565
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I've only got 3 online accounts so it's not rocket science to remember 3 passwords. Who tf has 20+ accounts? Just more bloat!
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>>93139578
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People who don't live with their parents.
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--- 93140241
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>>93138561
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>uMatrix is years out of date now.
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And yet it still works and has no proper replacement. No, uBlock doesn't have a good UI for the same tasks of blocking specific types of resources/requests per domain per site.
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--- 93140720
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>>93139805
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I have a full-time job and my own place. Enjoy your bloat.
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--- 93141190
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>>93140720
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At minimum
|
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>Email account
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>Government account
|
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>Utilities accounts (could be as little as two)
|
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>Internet account
|
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>Insurance accounts
|
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Each of these are very important and should have unique passwords.
|
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--- 93141228
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But PCs are still the majority of the market share, Do apple users think this ii the average person?
|
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--- 93141292
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>>93141190
|
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>government account
|
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do euros really?
|
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--- 93141334
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>>93141292
|
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You don't have an account for managing taxes, Medicare, social security, etc?
|
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--- 93141401
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>>93131029
|
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You need this one for youtube to be remotely useable anymore
|
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--- 93141563
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>>93141190
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226 |
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wtf is a government account, and I pay my utilities in cash at their office
|
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>>93141334
|
229 |
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no, I mail my 1040 to the IRS each year, it only takes a few minutes
|
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--- 93141623
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>>93132991
|
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What directories match the /*me*?
|
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--- 93141663
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>>93141563
|
235 |
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I steal all my utilities and get paid in cash
|
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--- 93141673
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>>93141334
|
238 |
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>taxes
|
239 |
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I mail the IRS a paper check because fuck them
|
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|
241 |
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>medicare, social security
|
242 |
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I'm not a senior citizen.
|
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--- 93141826
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>>93131001
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--- 93142313
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>>93141563
|
247 |
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>I pay my utilities in cash at their office
|
248 |
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cool larp, you'll move out eventually little guy.
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>>93131029
|
251 |
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>adblocker
|
252 |
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>called add-on
|
253 |
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do they really think we'd fall for that?
|
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--- 93142825
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>>93139195
|
256 |
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>Now
|
257 |
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€500 mobo and €1700 gpu sound like that ree frog whenever you play game
|
258 |
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--- 93143810
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>>93131013
|
260 |
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The joke is that CSS is broken?
|
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--- 93144078
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>>93141826
|
263 |
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is that on the right Acme?
|
264 |
+
was there acme on windows 95?
|
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--- 93144115
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266 |
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>>93141623
|
267 |
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/memes
|
268 |
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--- 93144383
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>>93133455
|
270 |
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>stylus
|
271 |
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>what is userContent.css
|
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--- 93144680
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>>93135372
|
274 |
+
First two extensions are deprecated and redundant because of ublock
|
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+
--- 93144693
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>>93137877
|
277 |
+
C++ is still shit
|
278 |
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--- 93144701
|
279 |
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>>93141826
|
280 |
+
i actually laughed
|
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+
--- 93144713
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+
>>93130939 (OP)
|
283 |
+
The 2500K of /g/ memes, except it's still actually good.
|
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|
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+
>>93144701
|
286 |
+
The irony being that ESR is the only one who isn't actually a freedom-hating sack of shit. The other two would happily put you in jail for some trifling offense if they had the slightest bit of power. Not to mention they have a long, proud history of easily-hurt fee-fees.
|
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>>93131171
|
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+
based
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>>93138202
|
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YWNBWAW
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|
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>>93138202
|
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YWNBWAW
|
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--- 93140610
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>>93131530
|
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+
Not gonna lie, I kinda like the filepicker. Can you still use it on a tiling WM somehow?
|
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--- 93141608
|
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+
>>93140610
|
342 |
+
>Can you still use it on a tiling WM somehow?
|
343 |
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yes
|
344 |
+
you can force it using>>93131915
|
345 |
+
but then kde will also be present on your system
|
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--- 93141931
|
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+
Xfce is just better
|
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--- 93143572
|
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>>93132235
|
350 |
+
libbie!!!!
|
351 |
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--- 93144165
|
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+
KDE stands alone at the peak of DEs.
|
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--- 93144241
|
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>>93131334
|
355 |
+
that window appearance animation seems like it's running off compatibility mode. perhaps this is forcing wayland on nvidia but then again seems like you're using window tiling scripts which are broken actually.
|
356 |
+
also since firefox is gtk3 compiled and you're running off xwayland or something it is broken.
|
357 |
+
come back once you use ayymd or intel/arc gpu. all wayland problems gone.
|
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>>93132235
|
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>>93143572
|
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+
She it so precious
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>works great for 3 days
|
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>kernel panics and wont boot anymore
|
9 |
did i fall for the /g/ meems?
|
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
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-
I wanna cream inside her tight little cunny
|
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--- 93131945
|
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>>93131670
|
15 |
No one cares nigger
|
16 |
--- 93131967
|
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>>93131670
|
18 |
neck yourself, pedo
|
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--- 93131992
|
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>>93131670
|
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-
Based
|
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--- 93132005
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
24 |
that distro you using? im kinda willing to help
|
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30 |
It'll still extend the life of your hardware, but you are now effectively your own vendor. If debugging or at least trying to work around an issue like this isn't your cup of tea, then 10 year old hardware will always suck for you. You are not going to get high quality support for 10+ years for free. At most, you will get around 5, and maybe some additional pity support.
|
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>>93131670
|
32 |
Same
|
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--- 93132412
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
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-
nakadashi
|
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--- 93132754
|
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>won't boot anymore
|
38 |
If that happened without doing anything, it may LEGITIMATELY be a DRAM or other hardware issue that just happened to be ridiculously unlucky timing. Even if macOS is still working you should consider attempting to test the memory, check disk stats, etc. as there could be an impending failure.
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relatable
|
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>>93131992
|
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oh my god i love elon musk now
|
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
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Nakadashi until she is out of breath and sleepy.
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>>93131371 (OP)
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Hanako is so goddamn cute and funny.
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>>93131670
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Live yourself pedochad, you are based as fuck.
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>>93132792
|
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How about until *I* am out of breath and sleepy, and SHE is unconscious?
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>>93133221
|
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feet!
|
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
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>>93133221
|
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imagine the impregnation
|
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>>93131670
|
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>>93132412
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|
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>>93134219
|
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lincope
|
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UOH
|
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|
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
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You can install newer versions of macOS with this.
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89 |
lmaooooooo
|
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|
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can't you guys just buy new computers?
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is this the thread?
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>>93137311
|
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me on the left
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>>93131371 (OP)
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you're literally me except everything worked and i spent the last 2 months customizing my environment. my only issues are (1) suspending results in unpredictable system-breaking behavior on wake, and (2) i have to limit the CPU because it gets much hotter than macOS did, even while the RAM and disk use is much lower, and (3) i miss the quality of life improvements. i miss the command key. you can map ctrl to the mod key, which works, but it's not the same. i miss how uniform macOS keybindings were. i miss trackpad guestures, 3-finger drag (maybe it's possible but i havent tried this yet)
|
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BUT i dont see myself going back. it's been more enjoyable and ive had no issues at all. im running a debian stable distro
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>kernel panics and wont boot anymore
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>>93131670
|
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No one cares nigger
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>>93131670
|
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neck yourself, pedo
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
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that distro you using? im kinda willing to help
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It'll still extend the life of your hardware, but you are now effectively your own vendor. If debugging or at least trying to work around an issue like this isn't your cup of tea, then 10 year old hardware will always suck for you. You are not going to get high quality support for 10+ years for free. At most, you will get around 5, and maybe some additional pity support.
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>>93131670
|
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Same
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>won't boot anymore
|
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If that happened without doing anything, it may LEGITIMATELY be a DRAM or other hardware issue that just happened to be ridiculously unlucky timing. Even if macOS is still working you should consider attempting to test the memory, check disk stats, etc. as there could be an impending failure.
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relatable
|
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>>93131992
|
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oh my god i love elon musk now
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>>93133221
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feet!
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>>93131670
|
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>>93132412
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>>93134219
|
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lincope
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--- 93136055
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
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You can install newer versions of macOS with this.
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lmaooooooo
|
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--- 93136952
|
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can't you guys just buy new computers?
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--- 93137817
|
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>>93137311
|
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me on the left
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>>93131371 (OP)
|
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you're literally me except everything worked and i spent the last 2 months customizing my environment. my only issues are (1) suspending results in unpredictable system-breaking behavior on wake, and (2) i have to limit the CPU because it gets much hotter than macOS did, even while the RAM and disk use is much lower, and (3) i miss the quality of life improvements. i miss the command key. you can map ctrl to the mod key, which works, but it's not the same. i miss how uniform macOS keybindings were. i miss trackpad guestures, 3-finger drag (maybe it's possible but i havent tried this yet)
|
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BUT i dont see myself going back. it's been more enjoyable and ive had no issues at all. im running a debian stable distro
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>>93137311
|
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god i wish that were me
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>>93133221
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go to /lgbt/
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>>93138843
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>>93132344
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I had a late 2008 Macbook Pro (bought used "not working" and got graphics card fixed under Apple's warranty program) and I ran most Mac OS versions from Snow Leopard to Catalina. Even though 10.15 was technically unsupported, it ran perfectly fine with a few unofficial patches. After Catalina lost support, I briefly tried using Linux on it but the whole experience was vastly inferior. Nothing worked as nicely as it did even under an unsupported version of Mac OS, the computer got way hotter, and a lot of the quality-of-life factors were missing. I ended up just biting the bullet and getting a refurbed M1 Macbook Air.
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>>93139606
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same
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>>93139847
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only valid if you're saying this because the thread is about an apple computer
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>>93131371 (OP)
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Can you hackintosh an unsupported Mac?
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>>93140151
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there's a lot i prefer about linux. its more janky, macos is definitely better at getting out of your way and the steamlined UI is very convenient. but there's things you can do with linux to mitigate that, and like with anything, you get used to it and form new habits. its fun how scriptable everything is. in my ~/.local/bin i have dozens of scripts that in many cases wouldnt be possible in macos. i like the open-source alternatives that are more customizable. i like that settings for many system functions are config files. and if i ever get a new PC, there's a 90% chance i can get it up and running with minimal effort. i can create a snapshot of my entire OS, perfectly preserved, to a usb and install it somewhere else, or run it from the usb on any PC that isn't locked down. and if my system-specific tweaks cause problems, i can reinstall the distro and get it to an identical state in a day or two because everything is saved in config files. i can decide on a whim to start using a tiling window manager, switch back and forth with no problems. i like the lack of branding and i dont miss that paranoid feeling that everything im doing is being tracked.
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>>93140883
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excellent thread sirs
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--- 93145029
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wtf did jannies really went after loli
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>>93140883
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OCLP
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why do jannies hate nakadashi so much
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>>93137997
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It's unironically the answer to this country's problems
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>>93137997
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It's unironically the answer to this country's problems
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>>93131522 (OP)
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Boomers refuse to accept things cost more than back when they were children in the 1950s, so you gotta inflation-adjust such figures.
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Using 1953 dollars as yardstick, we're talking almost exactly $1,700 in today's money.
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>>93137223
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sell the two kids, you're young enough you can make more with the wife. start walking towards whatever equivalent you guys have to Cleveland or Detroit and then buy the first house under $1000 if you manage to work and not get shot within the next 6-12 months of working and reading the Bible - you can start using your savings for a better place and start having kids again.
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>>93142748
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I should add that I'm a pediatric neurosurgeon with a PhD in engineering and developed the first energy-positive nuclear fusion reactor. The local hospital offered me a floor sweeping internship (unpaid) and I currently pay the bills by working at McDonald's for $830,000 a year. I'm currently servicing a 3.3 trillion dollar student debt.
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>>93134278
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Who cares?
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It is just fake numbers.
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Just enjoy your life and don't restrict yourself.
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>>93131522 (OP)
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He's right "THOUGH"
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>>93137896
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groomcord internet "friends" aren't real anon. touch grass unironically.
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>>93137896
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groomcord internet "friends" aren't real anon. touch grass unironically.
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>>93131805
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kys nigger kike
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>>93133214
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mossad spyware that sprays your personal info across the globe constantly
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>>93136380
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the only time i got banned for using ripcord was when i talked about using it in servers, i imagine its similar situation with whatever shit OP is shilling
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>>93136388
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whatever u say
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--- 93143183
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Reminder that using alternative discord clients is enough to get your account banned.
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>more fragmentation
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>>93143529
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More decentralization. Which is good.
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>>93139919
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What personal info? You don't even need a email to register on some homeservers.
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You're only spewing lies to defend D*scord, an actual data nightmare.
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>>93131728 (OP)
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Wasn't Fosscord a thing
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>>93138605
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cowardice
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>>93138605
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cowardice
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--- 93139614
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>>93138831
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you missed the nuanced context; you're hyper obsessing between a bulky gaming laptop or a desktop tower+shitty ultrabook. Employed people skip this predicament altogether and just get the big tower rig, and a fat gaming laptop, and an ultrabook; because they have money they focus less on shopping and more on productivity.
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Seethe
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>>93139614
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and you've missed the point altogether.
|
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I never said you couldn't have multiple computers, I simply said you can't have a compact and powerful machine. There is always a compromise.
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--- 93139971
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>>93139765
|
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>https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/macbook-pro/16-inch-space-gray-apple-m2-max-with-12-core-cpu-and-38-core-gpu-1tb?afid=p238%7Cs5V7NReS6-dc_mtid_1870765e38482_pcrid_652759409002_pgrid_146259541814_pntwk_g_pchan_local_pexid__&cid=aos-us-kwgo-pla-mac_lia--slid---product-MNWA3LL/A blocks your path
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--- 93139989
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>>93139971
|
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once again proving my point. gamers are a hindrance to the human race. all they do is complain about prices but they never go out and get a job to fix their problem.
|
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--- 93140041
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>>93139971
|
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the M2 Max's GPU is outperformed by even a 3060 in for example, blender.
|
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that is not in any way a powerful machine.
|
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you're trying to refute something as fundamental as moores law.
|
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--- 93140120
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>>93140041
|
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autism.
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--- 93140181
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>>93134002
|
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Skyrim
|
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--- 93140211
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>>93140041
|
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https://www.gamesradar.com/asus-rog-strix-scar-16-2023-review/
|
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--- 93140256
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>>93132780
|
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this is the only real answer
|
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mobile cpu are just dogshit
|
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better than they were but still pretty bad
|
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--- 93140278
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>>93132636 (OP)
|
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Just get a laptop that doesn't suck?
|
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--- 93142178
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>>93138605
|
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framework 16" has that
|
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--- 93142199
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>>93132744
|
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Why not use bigger hole?
|
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--- 93142377
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>>93142199
|
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bigger hole needs a bigger pump
|
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--- 93142463
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>>93132780
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>>93140256
|
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This is a retarded answer. People wanting to attach an egpu to a mobile thin laptop aren't looking for great performance. 1080p 60fps will suffice. All they need is a 3060 tier e-gpu. The performance tier laptop cpus are probably within 80% of a desktop counterpart. The problem is the port bandwidth and how expensive an egpu chassis is. TB5 will help and will finally double bandwidth from TB3, but a TB5 egpu chassis will probably start off at $500.
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>>93132636 (OP)
|
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It looks unsightly.
|
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I just want a small, cheap solution that will be faster than my integrated GPU, no longer having my CPU throttled by GPU operations and leaving main memory free to do other tasks as well.
|
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--- 93142515
|
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>>93132636 (OP)
|
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>Why can't eGPUs be good? I just want to not need a desktop any more.
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|
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If you're going to use a large docking system for the eGPU why not just use a desktop anyway?
|
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Getting a cheap laptop and a decent desktop is more useful and cheaper than getting a good laptop and building docking station.
|
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Besides, Thunderbolt and USB C are still not as fast and as pure raw PCIe. You'll never reach the same performance no matter what. Let alone the fact every other laptop component is also significantly weaker than the desktop counterparts, given the same price.
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--- 93142544
|
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I don't want an enclosure and separate GPU
|
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I would like an all-in-one eGPU, where I just buy that product and the cables, and nothing else.
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>>93142544
|
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but with the enclosure you can upgrade the GPU
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--- 93142609
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>>93142544
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>you want this
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Congrats, you just overpaid even more and are now stuck to only using a select range of laptop models if you want to use this egpu.
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>>93142580
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I'm not paying $1000 a year to upgrade my GPU. I want something that will last for generations.
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>>93142609
|
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That's not what I meant.
|
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I want an industry standard that will work with all laptops and not be vendor locked. Fuck vendor lock-in culture.
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>>93142669
|
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Industry standard is thunderbolt. Too bad that TB3/4 are only up to pcie 3.0 x4 since 2015...
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>>93142653
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Whatever gpu you put in the enclosure will be how long it last depending on your tolerance. Buying a prebuilt egpu with a 4090 will cost a shit ton more than a egpu enclosure and 4090 you install yourself.
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>>93142653
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um just buy a 1050ti then and it'll last for a long time
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>>93132636 (OP)
|
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Wait for thunderbolt 10
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>>93132744
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>>93142199
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why not use two usb-c ports then?
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>>93135870
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i love that hand on the left
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--- 93143987
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>>93132744
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Little hole does 10gbps. Big pcie3 hole does 16gbps. Would low to mid end GPUs be bottlenecked by USB 3.2 gen2?
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>>93142515
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This. If you need actual processing power that isn't for gayming you can just use a remote streaming service to access your PC from cheapo laptop.
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>>93132744
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we have the technology
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>>93144030
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>proprietary
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hard pass.
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>>93144030
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Is thet the Fujitsu UH-X
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--- 93145547
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>>93142199
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ask your mom LOL
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--- 93145693
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who cares, PC gaming is DEAD
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grow up
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>>93139614
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>nuanced
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I'll take overused buzzwords for $500, Alex.
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>Limited by laptops with thunderbolt
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>Limited by PCIE 3 x4
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>Data has to be sent from laptop to gpu, and then back to laptop's screen, all through the same cable.
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I just built mITX with portable screen, I don't need battery anyway.
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>>93132636 (OP)
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What exactly is bad about them? I understand that you're compromising a good amount of performance for the convince but as long as you know what you're getting there's nothing wrong with it. Right?
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>>93134924
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Come home
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>>93134924
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Come home
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>>93133051
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>>93134343
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Sometimes if you want something done you have to do it yourself and i dont mean switch to linux. Someone should leak 7 source and let the community to maintain it. Some people were working on the XP/server 2003 leak and using wine as a reference to add newer APIs but they stopped because it is too old.
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--- 93139629
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>/g/ finally grows up and stops playing vidya
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Calling a new golden age now that the /v/ shitters are about to leave.
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--- 93139652
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>>93138514
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its infuriating. nobody is asking for 'win 7 support'. just let people login to the library to keep playing what they have. but thats not the point, is it. the point is to get you into the total information awareness ecosystem and that requires you to use an always online os. they will throw win10 users under the bus, and then use a bunch of chink and pajeet statistics to pretend everyone is now using win12, and the mindless consumer drones will agree that this is reality and only idiots keep using old opperating systems. While they talk about how important it is to cut off your balls, abort your children, live in pods and eat the bugs.... keep using old computers? oh no no no, you must buy the latest and greatest personal computers. Oh? they dont have drive bays anymore? no cd, dvd, or bluray? pay no attention to that demon behind the curtain, the cloud is progress! Owning things is so bad for racism and climate change, just keep updooting. Its for your safety... trust us.
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>>93139629
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you do realize that gaming is probably the pinnacle achievement of technology right? it has movie, story, puzzles, mechanics, user input, graphics etc all rolled into one...
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all the things you do on your computer that you think is "above gaming", are only a means to an end
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--- 93139717
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>>93139629
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you should be terrified of the no personal computer future this is leading us to. Oh you use linux? how are you going to do that as they keep stripping out basic features from cases. One day you will wake up and they will probably have restricted usb port or ethernet adapter slots. Just use the wifi... oh the local isp blocks those dangerous linux distros? Too bad, there's always windows, apple, or google :)
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videogames is how they normalize shit to the masses.
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>>93139704
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>>93139717
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Cope, your toys are being taken away.
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You're addicted to Microsoft's dick and will willingly switch to Windows 11 once your gaming withdraws start. Linux will always be usable because it's made for productive adults and not NEETs. Dangling viddy games in front of me and threatening to take them away has no effect.
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--- 93139935
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>>93139905
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you don't like video games because you're a boring human being. you sit all day staring at code on a dead OS that can do nothing but be a glorified text editor
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>>93132998 (OP)
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>Windows 7 was the last bastion of the old world
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the old world where you could just pirate all the games you wanted and not use some shitty bloatware launcher that is a glorified electron app
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--- 93139994
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>>93138619
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To think people still praise Steam
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--- 93139995
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>>93139935
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I don't like video games because they're a surrogate activity designed to keep losers happy. Rather than simulating overcoming obstacles and becoming successful I actually do it in real life.
|
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You're grinding for gold and I'm grinding for dollars, we're not the same.
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--- 93140190
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>>93139995
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Good luck flipping those burgers, anon.
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--- 93140214
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>>93140190
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>>93139995
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play burger flipper simulator instead
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--- 93140219
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>>93139652
|
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Just so you know anon, you can easily tell Steam not to update, and then your library and drm will allow you to keep launching your games.
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|
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Once downloads stop working, you can even use steamcmd to do that still.
|
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--- 93140472
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>>93134244
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393 |
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I've had a great experience with Linux so far and haven't experienced any of that cucked shit. Where should I go if it starts going the way of windows? OpenBSD?...
|
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--- 93140499
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>>93139905
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>Linux will always be usable because it's made for productive adults
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--- 93140626
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>>93140499
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>draw using the shape tool to draw a circle
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Gets me everytime
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--- 93140697
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>>93138514
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Good think I fucking crack my games I downloaded every version from the past 10 years saved to my disk nobody is taking shit from me.
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--- 93141353
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>>93138514
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I always pirated anyways. I won.
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--- 93141377
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>>93132998 (OP)
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works on wine
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--- 93141383
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>>93132998 (OP)
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proprietoddlers eternally btfo
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--- 93141385
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>>93141353
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>>93140697
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Those games were never your property you damn thieves...even when physical discs were a thing, you were only ever renting the right to use their property. ownership of intellectual property doesn't exist. Things are finally on the right side of history and being rectified
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--- 93141391
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>>93141385
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I really don't give a fuck faggot. I'm taking them to the grave with me.
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--- 93141468
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>>93141391
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You will upgrade eventually or hardware vendors will block you. Watch as usb ports slowly dissapear and as local storage slowly gets taken out of commercial availability. Get destroyed incel ;)
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--- 93141477
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>>93141468
|
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Not happening on my hardware because I simply won't ever run out.
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--- 93141521
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>>93141477
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|
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Your drives will all die within the next 10 years
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--- 93141533
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>>93141521
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I kept a fucking shitty western digital caviar in my pc and only replaced it this year. Not even a single click from it during that entire time. I'll be fine plus I literally have hundreds of unused ones. I'll be fine.
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434 |
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--- 93141549
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>>93141533
|
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>I'll be fine
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--- 93141557
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>>93141549
|
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I will, I don't care what happens to everyone else.
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--- 93141607
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>>93134873
|
442 |
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>just pay some russian pidor for a hacked version of the OS
|
443 |
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>just apply a gorillion obscure registry hacks
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444 |
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>just disable updates every day
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>just wrestle the self-repair mechanisms
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446 |
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>just...
|
447 |
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basically an archfag but somehow with even less technical acumen
|
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--- 93141615
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>>93141557
|
450 |
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Even if your drives survive new hardware is going to make them unusable. Newer computers wont have things like USB's or disks...it'll all be through the cloud or wifi
|
451 |
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--- 93141637
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>>93141615
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453 |
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And the cloud/wifi is going to have md5 hashing on every single file, to make sure you're using them legally :D
|
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--- 93141668
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>>93141615
|
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Yeah but I don't care about any of that. What I have now will work.
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|
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What are they gonna do? Take away my ability to create and animate my shit?
|
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--- 93141692
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>>93141668
|
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Do you even know about HDD's my dude? They don't last forever. They can randomly die, even if left completely untouched in a cellar somewhere. They need to be regularily powered on too, they're not meant for cold storage. No, you won't be fine. And yes, they will take back what's theirs. You don't own it anyway you silly goose
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--- 93141693
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>>93141637
|
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>md5 hashing on every single file
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465 |
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|
466 |
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>download a cat picture
|
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>pad with specially crafted byte sequence that makes the MD5 identical to well-known CP
|
468 |
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>email it to RMS
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+
--- 93141703
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>>93141692
|
471 |
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They don't last forever no but I have a fuck ton of them and they all fuckin work. I'll be fine. I have enough to last the next 60 years and I don't care what happens after that
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--- 93141725
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>>93141692
|
474 |
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i dug up an old computer from a landfill. mfg. 1993. hard drive still works, along with everything else on the system
|
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--- 93141729
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>>93141693
|
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unironically how do i do this
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--- 93141751
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>>93141725
|
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>lucky case
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|
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So what?
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--- 93141759
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>>93141751
|
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>cope post that well crafted shit still works
|
486 |
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you gonna rage post pics of moldy plastic cds again?
|
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+
--- 93141762
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>>93132998 (OP)
|
489 |
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GABEN BETRAYED US
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--- 93141772
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>>93141762
|
492 |
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no company is your friend. I have always pirated and will continue to do so.
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--- 93141790
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>>93141729
|
495 |
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https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/1434/are-there-two-known-strings-which-have-the-same-md5-hash-value
|
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--- 93141791
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>>93141759
|
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No, have you been following the conversation? He needs to plug those drives into a motherboard. Modern hardware are removing ports, headphone jacks..CD is already removed. Only a matter of time before its all gone. So, even if your drives live somehow, you won't be able to plug them into anything...and OS's at that point will have md5 hash checkers in them to make sure you're not using any illegal files
|
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--- 93141803
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>>93141791
|
501 |
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I have a dvd and blu-ray drive in my pc. What the fuck kinda retard shit are you talking about? There is nothing stopping me from doing it anyways. Stop arguing with chatgpt.
|
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--- 93141822
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>>93134343
|
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> last good OS
|
505 |
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Its a stretch to call any version of windows good. Last tolerable might be a more correct description.
|
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--- 93141836
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>>93141803
|
508 |
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Here's something to consider...what if they break?
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--- 93141844
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>>93141836
|
511 |
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I fix them.
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--- 93142207
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>>93140219
|
514 |
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im aware anon, and ive already taken these steps. what upsets me is the army of normies defending these bad practices that will inevitably harm us all in the long run and lead to a lower standard of living.
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--- 93142341
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>>93141803
|
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hes saying that the corporations are normalizing the production of motherboards and computer cases that dont support or have room for those things. My friend bought a new computer last week. It has no disk drives at all. It can not play any physical media, ever. The tiny dick harddrive on it is just for the os, everything on the os points to some gay cloud storage. These fagman corporations unironically want to kill personal computing and force you into an always online digital distribution circle jerk
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>but i have all i need
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|
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for now you do. But when something breaks, and you need to order new parts, but no fucking website will let you in because cloudflare has blocked your outdated webbrowser or some other bullshit, what do you do then? And then you break down and get some phone to do your shopping and you find there are no motherboards or cases compatible with what you need or already have, then what? They are actively creating passive deterents to destroy the old way of doing things, and the people who grow up in these new ecosystems will believe this to be normal, and good, and ideal and you will never ever be able to convience them otherwise because the clownworld we live in sounds absolutely insane now, and will be even crazier when we are 5, 10, 20 years removed.
|
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|
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If you told someone in 2001 that they would have to always be online and sign in with their real name and phone number they'd call you a lunatic. If you said there wouldnt be any more disk drives, they'd call you a retard. And if you told them that htey would have to rent space on someone else's computer to store their family pictures, they'd completely ignore you because thats nonsense. Yet here we are.
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--- 93142365
|
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>>93142341
|
527 |
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>prebuilt
|
528 |
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>chromebook shit
|
529 |
+
whom the fuck cares
|
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--- 93142480
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>>93142341
|
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>If you told someone in 2001 that they would have to always be online and sign in with their real name and phone number they'd call you a lunatic.
|
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No. They would call you Korean.
|
534 |
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Worst Korea already does what you fear ages ago.
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--- 93142526
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>>93142480
|
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It's amazing how many fucking people fearmongering this shit and trying to advocate every worst case scenario don't know what is actually fucking happening and what has been for over 20 years in some places.
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+
--- 93142605
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>>93142207
|
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Yeah. I can't stand how their ignorance allows tech companies to get away with killing user freedom.
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+
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All I can say is I'm glad I'll likely be dead in less than thirty years. I got to witness the golden age of personal computing and I won't have to put up with their digital prisons for too long. The future is bleak.
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+
--- 93142615
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>>93142526
|
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It's dumb Americans being oblivious to everything but the land of freedumbs. Bet they don't even know of the feminist cult that has been ruling Korea and the mass protests that have barely done anything in regards to that.
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It's not the govt that's after you, dumbasses. It's corporate, and they want advertising data and consumer behavioral models. You're living in a ludo cyberpunk world without the cool neon aesthetic with greedy zaibatsus everywhere but you're too blind to see it you faggots.
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--- 93143547
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>>93132998 (OP)
|
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+
why are only windows users like this? you don't see linux users doggedly loyal to ubuntu 10.04, or mac users refusing to use anything newer than Lion
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+
--- 93143609
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>>93132998 (OP)
|
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>having steam installed
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553 |
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lmao that shit is pure spyware, friend kept trying to get me to install it to play dota with him. No thanks.
|
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+
|
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+
Installed it anyway to play CSGO, but turns out you can only play with bots unless you buy some retarded skins or something like that. Uninstalled immediately and never looked back. If you have steam installed in 2023, you are a retarded NPC.
|
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--- 93143693
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>>93143547
|
558 |
+
because winglows is absolute garbage that gets worse every time a new update rolls out, wintoddlers can only cope and "not update" until shit becomes unusable
|
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+
then they move on to the next end-of-life winshit version and cope with it and the 200 hacks required to make it boot until that completely dies as well
|
560 |
+
all the XP toddlers moved to 7 when XP completely died
|
561 |
+
now they will move to 10 when 11 becomes the norm and 12 rolls out, killing software support for 7 entirely
|
562 |
+
they will continue to cope with spyware from the past 5 years rather than the latest shit, instead of just spending an hour installing GNU and a month of using it to actually get used to it as your daily driver
|
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+
--- 93143835
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>>93134726
|
565 |
+
I can and I will. The only reason that you truly hold the updates is because you are either too autistic to cope with the UI that you don't like or because modern Windows versions will not run on your c2d PC. Modern Windows versions are not some kind of scary ghouls that will devour you. Just update your software (and probably hardware) and stop acting like a retard.
|
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+
>b-but muh linux
|
567 |
+
As a former linux user, I would say that it is okay on the desktop in 2023 as long as you do not rely on windows-only tools (like me) and you are okay with unemployed archniles trashing you for using normal distros (hint:it was really annoying).
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--- 93143844
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>>93134726
|
570 |
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GNU works fine if you spend a few minutes actually reading instead of assuming its the same as winglows
|
571 |
+
or you know what, just waste 20000$ and get a new mac every 2 years.
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--- 93143877
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>>93143844
|
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The computers went wrong when you made them for niggers, thats when it went wrong.
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575 |
+
Its like how many people its like "oh its a command line?!"
|
576 |
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Eh fuck you man, white people don't mind it ok, the white people are like "yeah it's a command line so what's your point?"
|
577 |
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The niggers are all like "nooo we don't like the command line!"
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Here is the difference between a white person and a nigger ok, do you like the command line? No? You're a nigger, get the fuck out.
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+
--- 93143990
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>>93132998 (OP)
|
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>...the old world that didn't have you pay an ongoing subscription to use software
|
582 |
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piracy
|
583 |
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>...the old world where you downloaded games, music and movies to your computer, instead of streaming them and owning nothing
|
584 |
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piracy
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>...the old world where you owned media on a physical medium like discs
|
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piracy
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>...the old world that when you bought a game, it came completed and you didn't need to fork out thousands for DLC
|
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piracy
|
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>...the old world that didn't have loot boxes and pay to win
|
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don't support these games
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>...the old world that had flash and didn't replace everything with webm
|
592 |
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flash was shit
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>...the old world that had unique browsers and not everything being based on chromium
|
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standardisation is good
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>...the old world where everything wasn't based on javascript and tranny languages like rust
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content matters
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>...the old world without centralization of the internet onto only a handful of websites
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you're free to create your own website
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>...the old world where you had an operating system that didn't force you to upgrade and revert your changed settings, and didn't spy on you obnoxiously inserting advertisements into your start menu
|
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what ads what settings
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>...the old world without discord, where everyone talked to each other IN GAME and had fun
|
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you're free to talk in game
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>...the old world with traditional gender binary roles
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just business
|
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>...the old world where wimen, normies and refugees didn't invade geek spaces and hobbies
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you're free to create your own community
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>...the old world where you could look up an image on google and it'd be jpeg instead of webp
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agree
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>...the old world where browsers actually returned results you were searching for, instead of pushing a censored, biased, leftist political agenda
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there are many options but you're ultimately the one to filter out results
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>...the old world where women, feminine men, indians and trannies were not designing anything and everything
|
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content matters
|
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just drop win7 already
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--- 93144135
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>>93134925
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>less than 1%
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>1.71%
|
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>ahead of "windows 10"
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--- 93144263
|
621 |
+
>>93143990
|
622 |
+
me being on windows 7 and making you mad is worth more than all that shit I didn't read
|
623 |
+
--- 93144330
|
624 |
+
>>93133652
|
625 |
+
creator of sway wm says fsf should replace stallman with trannies
|
626 |
+
--- 93144346
|
627 |
+
>>93144330
|
628 |
+
I am glad my state is making all troons leave in droves.
|
629 |
+
--- 93144402
|
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>>93133251
|
631 |
+
--- 93144636
|
632 |
+
>>93141692
|
633 |
+
schizo
|
634 |
+
--- 93144655
|
635 |
+
>>93141791
|
636 |
+
i'll use development boards and microcontrollers to create my own adapters for those shits.
|
637 |
+
--- 93144982
|
638 |
+
Why cry about it when you can easily circumvent worthless spyware programs like Steam and Spotify
|
639 |
+
It will become a problem when they force all Windows 10/11 users to sync their PCs to the phone, possibly strongarmed by the government so they can track your "Real-ID" and trace your every action on the internet to build a Social Credit Score. Or they will make DRM-free programs impossible to run on Windows through a sneaky TPM firmware "update"
|
640 |
+
--- 93145092
|
641 |
+
>>93138496
|
642 |
+
what kind of dumb nigger are you to be angry over graphics and engines. Who the fuck cares cod is good looking and new engine and it's a pile of dogshit. Get good taste you mutt.
|
643 |
+
--- 93145121
|
644 |
+
>>93138496
|
645 |
+
>TF2 ponies
|
646 |
+
It is not an MLP reference and it kinda fits for Pyro. Also, it included a different vision thingie which was cool. Now Doom Eternal with pony reference on the other hand is just cringe and adds nothing to the character or gameplay.
|
647 |
+
>Takes away legal rights
|
648 |
+
I can't even see what Steam shows there.
|
649 |
+
>outdated engine
|
650 |
+
CSGO is like 11yo and we only got like 4CS games over the years while we get CODs every year and those are indeed more of a ducktaped together kind that actually runs like shit, unlike Source games.
|
651 |
+
>casual game
|
652 |
+
It's more about games became shittier because of consoles. Portal 2 is fun. Skyrim is fun too but it is a fact that Elder Scrolls (and other franchises) became simpler for console players.
|
653 |
+
--- 93145128
|
654 |
+
>>93139905
|
655 |
+
all my games work, some work better than windows and with less fiddling :)
|
656 |
+
|
657 |
+
I just finished system shock 1 and am enjoying deep rock galatic
|
658 |
+
--- 93145166
|
659 |
+
>>93132998 (OP)
|
660 |
+
>This is what Windows 7 represented. And Steam is destroying that. Gabe is NOT based. Gaybe should be hated..he is contributing to the destruction of our world
|
661 |
+
Gabe, and Steam, have been engaged in herculean efforts to enable gaming on Linux for years now, you fucking nigger. INSTALL LINUX. USE PROTON. They have freed you from Microsoft and you're bitching that they're not supporting a Microsoft operating system.
|
662 |
+
|
663 |
+
The message here isn't "move on to Windows 10 / 11" it's "move on to Linux".
|
664 |
+
--- 93145196
|
665 |
+
>>93132998 (OP)
|
666 |
+
just install gnu/linux with windows 7 kde theme
|
667 |
+
or pirate the games you want to play
|
668 |
+
--- 93145243
|
669 |
+
>>93140472
|
670 |
+
just compile the kernel without rust and avoid memepak and systemd
|
671 |
+
--- 93145274
|
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>>93145166
|
673 |
+
>stole linux
|
674 |
+
>stole wine
|
675 |
+
>"hurrdurrculean efforts"
|
676 |
+
The only reason he's done any of this is to protect his profits in case MS does anything that might disturb his little fiefdom.
|
677 |
+
--- 93145299
|
678 |
+
>>93145274
|
679 |
+
>stole linux
|
680 |
+
literally what
|
681 |
+
>stole wine
|
682 |
+
proton is wine with patches unsuitable for upstreaming, it's like wine-staging before it became lame
|
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+
--- 93145322
|
684 |
+
>>93145274
|
685 |
+
The reason he does it is that a Microsoft employee came to him some ten years ago, threatened him (claimed they'd make it impossible to install software on Windows outside the upcoming Store and would destroy their business model), and tried to buy Valve from him. Ten years later you can now play almost any game on Linux, flawlessly, and in some cases with fewer issues than you would on Windows.
|
686 |
+
|
687 |
+
And you're here whining that someone foiled Microsoft's little scheme. Bootlicking faggot.
|
688 |
+
--- 93145353
|
689 |
+
>>93145166
|
690 |
+
>"move on to Linux".
|
691 |
+
I'd love to, but desktop Linux just gargles gonads.
|
692 |
+
Windows 7 still feels a lot better to use even today, simply a smoother desktop experience with much less weird bugs.
|
693 |
+
On KDE for example, I get paranoid thinking the desktop will just randomly explode on me because of how many bugs I had on it.
|
694 |
+
--- 93145385
|
695 |
+
>>93145353
|
696 |
+
My man. I moved from windows 7 to Debian in 2017 and i regret nothing. I promise you it's good. I've ran into a few problems but they were easily fixed. Try XFCE out and customize it to your liking, or just use cinnamon.
|
697 |
+
--- 93145441
|
698 |
+
>>93145353
|
699 |
+
Use Cinnamon. Its layout is very Windows-like and it's extremely stable since it's based on Gnome 2 (aka Gnome from before the devs went full retard trying to force shitty design decisions on their users) rather than KDE.
|
700 |
+
|
701 |
+
Zero crashes with cinnamon, very lightweight and responsive.
|
702 |
+
--- 93145452
|
703 |
+
>>93132998 (OP)
|
704 |
+
Boo!
|
705 |
+
--- 93145462
|
706 |
+
>>93138619
|
707 |
+
I hope you retards know that Valve doesn't enforce DRM at all, it's an option for publishers if they want DRM or not
|
708 |
+
--- 93145511
|
709 |
+
>>93132998 (OP)
|
710 |
+
I'm still using Windows 7 and fear the coming apocalypse. I'm relatively normie by /g/ standards but know enough to know Win10 is a fucking hellscape of bloat and privacy intrusion.
|
711 |
+
My plan has been to switch to Win10 LTSC in the near future as it seems like the best option - is there anything I should know? Better alternative plan (that isn't linux or *shudder* mac), or things I should look out for?
|
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+
--- 93145597
|
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+
>>93145511
|
714 |
+
I'm on LTSC at the moment. A couple Adobe products won't install off CC because they don't support my LTSC version anymore, but as it turns out Adobe customer support is great and they just gave me an offline installer for an older version. That's really all I've run into.
|
715 |
+
|
716 |
+
Unless you have software that requires Windows, I'd just go to Linux. I'm on Windows because of Adobe CC and a bunch of music production programs that aren't well-supported on Linux. If you're doing gaming and programming, definitely go to Linux. If you're doing programming and art/music stuff, you might want to stay on Windows or possibly go to Mac.
|
717 |
+
|
718 |
+
tbqh, with my laptop being used for all my work and my desktop only being used for gaming these days, I'm probably going to cut over to Linux on my desktop, just need to order a new SSD and possibly another hard drive.
|
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+
--- 93145779
|
720 |
+
>>93145385
|
721 |
+
What kind of Debian? Stable?
|
722 |
+
I'd use it, but I fear that I'll have ancient Nvidia drivers that don't work as well, and I need pipewire.
|
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+
--- 93145800
|
724 |
+
>>93134604
|
725 |
+
he posted my pic but here it is.
|
726 |
+
--- 93145970
|
727 |
+
>>93145779
|
728 |
+
Yeah stable, I have nvidia too, 1070 Ti.
|
729 |
+
--- 93145993
|
730 |
+
>>93144330
|
731 |
+
time to inform the adl
|
732 |
+
--- 93146094
|
733 |
+
I'm running Win10 and I can't fucking wait until it hits this treshold. I want to see every dumbass lazy /v/i/g/ger make a somber face and howl about how Windows 10 was the last "based" version of Windows and how Windows 12 is a hellspawn.
|
734 |
+
--- 93146558
|
735 |
+
>>93134971
|
736 |
+
>paid third party
|
737 |
+
Anon, do I have to spoon feed you the cracked version?
|
738 |
+
--- 93146584
|
739 |
+
>disable steam updates
|
740 |
+
>it still just werkz
|
741 |
+
--- 93146719
|
742 |
+
>>93145511
|
743 |
+
>My plan has been to switch to Win10 LTSC in the near future as it seems like the best option
|
744 |
+
Pretty much is.
|
745 |
+
Windows 10 is an insufferable piece of shit and marks the downfall of Windows, but LTSC makes it somewhat bearable if staying on 7 is no longer viable for you.
|
746 |
+
I like to use a modified LTSC .iso for when I do have to use it, have a look at the /fwt/ for the ltsc guide. Though you can just use the normal LTSC .iso and you'll be fine desu.
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|
279 |
+
--- 93140093
|
280 |
+
>>93138172
|
281 |
+
Not a hook+not my wife yet+this is a blue board but you can at least admit that she's got a nicer rack than Yvonne (LMFAO) anon.
|
282 |
+
--- 93140122
|
283 |
+
>>93140093
|
284 |
+
*Gook not hook lol
|
285 |
+
--- 93140154
|
286 |
+
>HOT
|
287 |
+
>>t. pic rel
|
288 |
+
100% OP is white.
|
289 |
+
--- 93140164
|
290 |
+
>>93133045 (OP)
|
291 |
+
>he married picrel when her sister looks like THAT
|
292 |
+
lmao what in the fuck
|
293 |
+
|
294 |
+
>>93140154
|
295 |
+
compared to his actual wife, she's an 11/10.
|
296 |
+
--- 93140178
|
297 |
+
>>93140164
|
298 |
+
this is the worst blunder i've ever witnessed
|
299 |
+
--- 93140182
|
300 |
+
>>93140164
|
301 |
+
compared to != 11/10
|
302 |
+
--- 93140216
|
303 |
+
She looks like an asian hooker I once banged
|
304 |
+
|
305 |
+
Also what's up with Lincuck lately? He's leeching clout bigly these days
|
306 |
+
--- 93140225
|
307 |
+
the worst part about marrying an ugly chick is the possibility of the heavens mocking you with a hotter, unobtainable sister
|
308 |
+
--- 93140242
|
309 |
+
>>93136109
|
310 |
+
someone edit a thought bubble of linus thinking about her sister
|
311 |
+
--- 93140283
|
312 |
+
>>93134768
|
313 |
+
>linus could've hit this
|
314 |
+
the last time i've witnessed a freak accident this big was back when i played RO
|
315 |
+
--- 93140308
|
316 |
+
>>93140164
|
317 |
+
Post wife
|
318 |
+
--- 93140327
|
319 |
+
>>93140178
|
320 |
+
>>93140225
|
321 |
+
>>93140242
|
322 |
+
>>93140283
|
323 |
+
See >>93140308
|
324 |
+
--- 93140351
|
325 |
+
>>93138172
|
326 |
+
>>93140308
|
327 |
+
>>93140327
|
328 |
+
>t. linus
|
329 |
+
--- 93140381
|
330 |
+
>>93140351
|
331 |
+
I'm still waiting for you to post your wife
|
332 |
+
--- 93140393
|
333 |
+
>>93134582
|
334 |
+
don't forget to share
|
335 |
+
--- 93140394
|
336 |
+
>>93138172
|
337 |
+
>>93140308
|
338 |
+
>>93140327
|
339 |
+
>>93140381
|
340 |
+
see >>93138286
|
341 |
+
--- 93140406
|
342 |
+
>>93140394
|
343 |
+
See >>93140381
|
344 |
+
--- 93140423
|
345 |
+
thats the guy who made linux os?
|
346 |
+
--- 93140446
|
347 |
+
>>93134768
|
348 |
+
>>93137610
|
349 |
+
Do it, I feel that will be biggest kek in this year
|
350 |
+
--- 93140465
|
351 |
+
>>93133045 (OP)
|
352 |
+
She's not that hot, incel. Well, unless Yvonne is in the room.
|
353 |
+
--- 93140580
|
354 |
+
>>93133045 (OP)
|
355 |
+
sus
|
356 |
+
--- 93140837
|
357 |
+
>>93133045 (OP)
|
358 |
+
>>93140164
|
359 |
+
I don't consider either of them attractive. For reference, here's an actual attractive Asian female
|
360 |
+
--- 93140863
|
361 |
+
>>93140837
|
362 |
+
Then again, maybe it's because I'm pretty handsome myself, and most people here are average, hence shit tastes.
|
363 |
+
--- 93140902
|
364 |
+
>>93134768
|
365 |
+
jesus christ bruuuu
|
366 |
+
--- 93140945
|
367 |
+
>>93140837
|
368 |
+
>bragging about liking plastic
|
369 |
+
zozzle
|
370 |
+
--- 93140974
|
371 |
+
>>93133045 (OP)
|
372 |
+
>linus tech toss
|
373 |
+
Topfucking kek
|
374 |
+
Also
|
375 |
+
>his wifes sister is hot
|
376 |
+
Megakek
|
377 |
+
But really, guys. Intels Arch GPUs are going to make it someday. Mark my words.
|
378 |
+
--- 93140993
|
379 |
+
>>93134768
|
380 |
+
Hahah, Got damn, anon. Youre alright. Just thought I'd say.
|
381 |
+
--- 93141192
|
382 |
+
It seems that putting on some pink blush and mascara is more than enough for any random whore to get an army of losers lusting after her.
|
383 |
+
--- 93141205
|
384 |
+
>>93133045 (OP)
|
385 |
+
how is she so much prettier than yvonne?
|
386 |
+
--- 93141433
|
387 |
+
>>93141205
|
388 |
+
Makeup and plastic surgery
|
389 |
+
--- 93141438
|
390 |
+
>>93138172
|
391 |
+
here you go
|
392 |
+
--- 93141598
|
393 |
+
>>93137890
|
394 |
+
I can't coom to this.
|
395 |
+
--- 93141613
|
396 |
+
>>93138172
|
397 |
+
ok, and?
|
398 |
+
--- 93141682
|
399 |
+
>>93137890
|
400 |
+
not horrible considering she had like 3 kids
|
401 |
+
--- 93141695
|
402 |
+
>>93140308
|
403 |
+
Linus, honey: It's ok. Go back to bed.
|
404 |
+
--- 93141707
|
405 |
+
>>93133267
|
406 |
+
Maybe on a global scale
|
407 |
+
--- 93141709
|
408 |
+
>>93140406
|
409 |
+
See >>93140351
|
410 |
+
--- 93141711
|
411 |
+
>>93141695
|
412 |
+
Madison, honey: It's ok. Go back to bed.
|
413 |
+
--- 93141746
|
414 |
+
>>93138302
|
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Good , they were at least thinking of Only fans anyways
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--- 93141819
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>>93140093
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MOOOOOOOOODS I SAW A NIPPLE
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--- 93142391
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>>93140945
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--- 93142543
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>>93140164
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she should wear glasses again
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--- 93142554
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>>93139170
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Isn't that baby kinda big? Or is it a toddler with a mental handicap?
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--- 93142934
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>>93133045 (OP) >>93133145 >>93133237 >>93133249 >>93133267 >>93133289 >>93134258
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>>93134569 >>93134582 >>93134610 >>93134649 >>93134683 >>93134768 >>93134807
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>>93134861 >>93134879 >>93134886 >>93134954 >>93135063 >>93135073 >>93135080
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>>93135094 >>93135116 >>93135132 >>93135146 >>93135831 >>93135873 >>93135950
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>>93136067 >>93136068 >>93136109 >>93136124 >>93136242 >>93136591 >>93136661
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>>93136698 >>93136702 >>93136709 >>93136736 >>93136824 >>93136914 >>93137610
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>>93137656 >>93137730 >>93137738 >>93137748 >>93137759 >>93137813 >>93137845
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>>93137848 >>93137890 >>93138172 >>93138276 >>93138286 >>93138302 >>93138318
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>>93138351 >>93138402 >>93138472 >>93138558 >>93138610 >>93138671 >>93138710
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>>93138727 >>93138730 >>93138752 >>93138768 >>93138782 >>93138943 >>93138979
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>>93138996 >>93139015 >>93139036 >>93139061 >>93139065 >>93139107 >>93139113
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>>93139123 >>93139152 >>93139167 >>93139170 >>93139191 >>93139235 >>93139531
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>>93140093 >>93140122 >>93140154 >>93140164 >>93140178 >>93140182 >>93140216
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>>93140225 >>93140242 >>93140283 >>93140308 >>93140327 >>93140351 >>93140381
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>>93140393 >>93140394 >>93140406 >>93140423 >>93140446 >>93140465 >>93140580
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>>93140837 >>93140863 >>93140902 >>93140945 >>93140974 >>93140993 >>93141192
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>>93141205 >>93141239 >>93141433 >>93141438 >>93141598 >>93141613 >>93141682
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>>93141695 >>93141707 >>93141709 >>93141711 >>93141746 >>93141819 >>93142391
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>>93142543 >>93142554
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do you retarded children really watch this crap? what the fuck is wrong with you? why do you let some e-celeb and his retarded TV-like show influence you?
|
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how is this technology? are you retarded consoomers?
|
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get the fuck out this board, retards
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--- 93142962
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@93142934 (You)
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--- 93142992
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@93142962
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stop bumping this shit, retard. do you get paid to post here or something?
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--- 93143057
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>93142934
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Mass repliers should be flayed in public
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--- 93143073
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#93143057
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you deserve it, faggot
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--- 93143078
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>>93140093
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post moar faggot
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--- 93143123
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>>93133045 (OP)
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she's not bad, just needs to lose a bit of weight to be even hotter
|
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--- 93143290
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>>93133045 (OP)
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I would fuck her pussy and cum on her tits (if you know what I mean)
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--- 93143376
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>>93143290
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what did he mean bya this bros
|
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--- 93143395
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>>93133045 (OP)
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linus bred the wrong lady
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his kids are mad ugly and will never have a sense of identity.
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--- 93143430
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>>93143395
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Post your wife
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--- 93143464
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>>93143430
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Hi Linus, ywnbam
|
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--- 93143490
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>>93143430
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hows it going buddy? you should just hand your channel to Anthony considering he's the only person who knows a damn.
|
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--- 93143523
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>>93143490
|
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who wears pants like that?
|
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--- 93143548
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>>93143523
|
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What's wrong with that? It was trend years ago.
|
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--- 93143569
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This post is just perfect
|
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>renames Linus to Linux so it bypasses 4chanX filters and pops up for gnutards
|
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>has the word tech so easily findable
|
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>has ‘toss so that it pops up for /pol/acks
|
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>sister appeals to the incestfags
|
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>asian woman appeals to the rice fetishists
|
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>seeing linus in a thumbnail will make chuds seethe
|
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this was expertly crafted
|
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--- 93143571
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>>93143548
|
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yeah, and we moved away from that trend
|
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--- 93143652
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>>93143523
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a sagger
|
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--- 93143726
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>>93143571
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:'(
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>>93143569
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10/10 analysis anon
|
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--- 93144176
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bump
|
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--- 93144192
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>>93133045 (OP)
|
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>hot
|
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lol the average filipina is hotter.
|
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--- 93144220
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>>93144192
|
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true
|
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--- 93144226
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>>93142391
|
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What is this image trying to convey? Kind of proud of myself for not understanding this thot/simp shit.
|
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--- 93144399
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Linusbros... How will we recover from this?
|
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--- 93144477
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>>93144399
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by
|
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> printing her and fapping on it
|
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> training Stable Diffusion models on her
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--- 93144663
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>>93141205
|
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She takes after their father. Yvonne looks like her mother.
|
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It's all hapa grandkids, too.
|
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--- 93144719
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>>93134768
|
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Uhmmmm so how do I get started? Is there a community for this shit?
|
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Most I find online have reddit tier moderators
|
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--- 93144746
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>>93144663
|
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I call dibs on her.
|
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--- 93144768
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>>93134768
|
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based
|
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--- 93144812
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now that we have SD models on her, can we please train a voice bot with her voice, and then a chat bot with her personality?
|
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+
|
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I want her as my wife bros...
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--- 93144822
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>>93143523
|
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People hiding guns and the things they stole from the store.
|
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--- 93144834
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>>93144663
|
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Jakechads we won
|
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--- 93144835
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>>93144226
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I guess it is something to do with western whores not wanting to see any imagery of attractive asian women; the simp keeps looking at the whore to ensure that he properly fakes a response that is in accordance with hers.
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--- 93144887
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Man, reading this thread, im starting see why women hate us men
|
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--- 93144895
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>>93144887
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Why?
|
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--- 93144944
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>the most dweeby looking white guy imaginable
|
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>pretty but more of a “homely cute” type than elegant or glamorous Asian woman
|
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Why is it ALWAYS this pairing? I see like 20 of these a day in Silicon Valley
|
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--- 93144963
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>>93144944
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asians love rapport and money. SV whites give them rapport and money.
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--- 93144988
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>>93144944
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White women want 2m tall chads. Asian women are the only ones that ever liked me. So what if it's a fetish for them.
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--- 93144989
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>>93144944
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Attractive people have standards, asians or otherwise.
|
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No amount of money would make someone "sexy" settle down with a lame guy, unless they plan to divorce-rape them asap.
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--- 93144992
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>>93144963
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>rapport
|
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elaborate? Also all women love money but I never see some nerdy looking tech worker with a really cute white girlfriend but see plenty with really cute Asian girlfriends.
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--- 93145001
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>>93144887
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> t. kissless virgin thinks he knows what any woman thinks
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--- 93145013
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>>93144992
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white girls love chad but chad isnt working at your top fortune 500 company. thats your scrawny dude.
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--- 93145039
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>>93145001
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>t. an asshole and a douchebag that thinks women are a different species
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--- 93145052
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>>93134582
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Ping me when done
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--- 93145054
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>>93144895
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I dont mind people saying that yvonne isnt as attractive as her sister, like I think most can understand that. But nothing about her deserves this many people to ripping into her appearance. Just straight up mocking her looks and creating threads entirely to make fun of her for that.
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>>93145001
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I mean yeah, but basic human decency should be understandable to all of us.
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--- 93145096
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>>93145054
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Fuck off mate
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have you ever seen how women act irl ? they literally tear down every bit of self esteem of a man they dont like and simps cheer them on
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--- 93145101
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>>93145054
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Dude, you most certainly have never seen female interactions.
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It is all too common for a circle of ""friends"" to have (multiple) separate group chats with one of the members removed to specifically rip into them behind their backs. Also, you should know that the main topic of conversation between women has been gossip since forever. Please inform me of what that entails, pray tell.
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>>93145096
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>>93145101
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Then we're attacking based of assumptions of what women are like, rather than what we've seen from her? I would understand if we had evidence that she had been doing this to men.
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--- 93145238
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>>93145201
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Retard
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--- 93145310
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>>93144399
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Recover from what?
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--- 93145327
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>>93143464
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>>93143490
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Hi madison YWNHAM
|
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--- 93145996
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>>93145096
|
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>have you ever seen how women act irl ?
|
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>that means we should act like them
|
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--- 93146012
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>>93144944
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Because they that pairing allows them to get shit done
|
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--- 93146020
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>>93144989
|
631 |
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Stop projecting
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--- 93146029
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>>93144992
|
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It's just a random buzzword that he felt was appropiate to use
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--- 93146042
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>>93145001
|
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T. Retard
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--- 93146054
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>>93145101
|
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See >>93145996
|
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--- 93146609
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>>93144663
|
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>jake
|
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+
big kek
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if you need anything more than stock plugins youre retarded
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--- 93139062
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Fabfilter eq
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if you need anything more than stock plugins youre retarded
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--- 93139062
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Fabfilter eq
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--- 93140318
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I am redoing my music prod setup and honestly all I might stick with are Amplitube, Kilohearts Phaseplant + Multipass, U-He Diva and Fabfilter Suite. Having loads of plugins is fun at first but I'd rather stick with a couple and really come to know them, and these ones are the few I consistently use
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--- 93140479
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>>93133351 (OP)
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VMPC2000XL if you want a sampler+sequencer type of beat machine that just werks on Wangblows, Mac, and Linux. Build it from source though, the versions on the official website are old and buggy.
|
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--- 93140518
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Surge or Surge XT
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--- 93140955
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>>93136980
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Chef kiss answer
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--- 93141310
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>>93138358
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>she wants me to use Reaper stock plugins only
|
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--- 93144129
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>>93133351 (OP)
|
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Guitar Rig 2, bro!
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--- 93144151
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>>93133351 (OP)
|
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>to obviously use
|
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As opposed to what, to covertly use?
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--- 93144274
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By far the best VST is NotePerformer since it gets you an entire orchestra with articulation way better than a sampled library. But it's also pretty lightweight because most of the sounds are synthesized with only a bit of sampling. And it only costs 200 bucks whereas a high quality sampled library will cost ten times as much but require you to put in a shitton of work on articulation. NP4's coming out some time this year, possibly just a couple months away, and they're claiming it'll have some game-changing features. What this means, I don't know - I'd speculate they've managed to squeeze out sample-quality sounds from it, which WOULD be a game changer because there'd be zero reason to use a sampled library anymore, but that's just speculation.
|
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|
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However, NotePerformer is made to work with scorewriting software, not DAWs.
|
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If you're making electric beep boop music which is what I get the impression of from this thread, IMO the best software synthesizer is Dune 3. If you're seriously fucking broke or are a FOSS cultist you could use Surge XT, but the sound quality is not as good.
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--- 93144356
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>>93135951
|
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Serum is good too
|
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--- 93145626
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>>93133351 (OP)
|
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+
NECTAR FOR VOCALS
|
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+
Good god this assistant feature saves me so much time fucking about. It does all the cookie cutter changes in seconds and then I can modify that or build on top. And it often does a better job of it than I did.
|
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--- 93145705
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airwindows has a ton of free simple single function vsts https://airwindows.com/vsts/
|
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--- 93145907
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83 |
+
Phase plant and Vital
|
84 |
+
Snap heap - insanely based
|
85 |
+
One thing, vital is more visual than serum, but it doesn't have serum filters, which sucks
|
86 |
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Phase plant does everything
|
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--- 93146409
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>>93133351 (OP)
|
89 |
+
>(((Steinberg))) VST
|
90 |
+
No thanks, I think I'm sticking to LV2
|
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--- 93146513
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92 |
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>FX
|
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Anything Fabfilter and Arturia
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|
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>Analogue Feel
|
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Uhe Diva
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>Digital Synthesis
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+
Massive X, Serum
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--- 93139221
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>>93139173
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Based 8.1chad. Windows 8 is one of the few actually good flatshit UIs, fuck babyducks that got btfo by the start screen.
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>>93139173
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128 |
Based 8.1chad. Windows 8 is one of the few actually good flatshit UIs, fuck babyducks that got btfo by the start screen.
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--- 93139774
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>>93136580
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+
Now that was a blessed game
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--- 93140486
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>>93137110
|
134 |
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>you do not need a third party virus scan. let us scan all your files. windows defender is all you need. this isnt spying, we are helping you. why wont you let us help you. we just want to help you.
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--- 93140521
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>>93137592
|
137 |
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>with the advancement of planned obsculense technology, its always the bestest idea ever to have the latest things :D
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139 |
+
man i can hardly wait for windows 12 to brick your pc when your mandatory creditcard expires just like hp printers do.
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--- 93140554
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>undiagnosed
|
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no
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--- 93140567
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>>93135079 (OP)
|
145 |
+
Next these trannies will claim anyone using windows 7 has a small penis lol
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>>93137592
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It's unironically chatgpt, yes.
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>>93135199
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based linux user
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>>93136089
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This
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>>93135079 (OP)
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dude, wtf, why are there so many people on /g/ sucking microsoft's cock right now?
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yeah guys, update to windows 11, don't use linux or windows 7 or anything like that, obey the corpos
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is this site just overrun by corporate chatbots?
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>>93135079 (OP)
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i think the worse part of being a computer programmer is that you generally have to work for your intellectual inferiors, who understand nothing and blame you for everything.
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>>93140846
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its really weird how much pushback there has been on 4chan, like the whole place has gone under the JDF propaganda machine. Hardly anybody here even bothers to run counter culture mememetic campaigns here anymore.
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Everybody is throwing everything they got on trump like its going to make or break them, Trump isn't going to do shit, hes a do-nothing, a fast talker, a bullshitter. The only option people have is between things getting worse or things staying the same.
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>>93140920
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trump isn't going to put people in concentration camps or go door to door busting down doors on dissidents like some right wing crackpot, hes the 'i just want to grill for gods sakes' president.
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>>93137592
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yeah, that's chatGPT's writing style
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I use dwin10 on friend's computers when it was still new and just didn't care for the changes from win7. As time progressed and my friends got new machines to better handle win10 I just stuck with my Win7 box. I listened them complain about it (nagware, always waiting for an unexpected download, finish install, searching for missing files after an update, and decided I'd shop around for something outside MS when I could no longer use win7. That box still runs win7. My other desktop is on Ubuntu and I've got 2 laptops running different Distro's (they're old, so there's some hardware limitations).
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I've helped friends with their win10 and 11 pc's, most of them aren't even aware the MY folders (doc's pics etc) are not even on the machine. They are in one drive or dropbox. They are really lost when I try to clean shit up for them and make folders in the 2TB laptop SSD's (fucking empty!). How did this happen?
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Win7 is staying a while longer. It will get Debian eventually (probably MATE).
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>>93140846
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anyway, bill gates has gone off the deep end, hes part of the program now, the OS is becoming unusable, windows OS is so unstable now that people are willing to take a chance on some russian jank if it means they don't have to deal with winblows breaking almost as bad as linux every 3-5 days.
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>>93135079 (OP)
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me having autism does not invalidate the spying
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>>93140846
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nu4chan is 99% tourists/invaders. The og crew is long, long gone by now (where? No idea, I've been staying here in hopes of eventually finding out because my forays elsewhere have been fruitless so far). The new critical mass is everything old 4chan was against, so it's no surprise to also see anti-free software, pro-wangblows, updooot bullshit pushed 24/8.
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>>93140962
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I couldn't deal with the hassle of running windows 7. I kept getting softlocked out of new software and would have to spend up to a week programming the software to hotfix it, and even then sometimes it would run like shit.
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There is hardly any new software worth getting, but you need win10 for compatibility with your phone, they are trying to do the 'walled garden' thing that apple does. Either I get softlocked out of my new software or I get softlocked out of my old software, its lose / lose.
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I can never afford to keep up to date and most hardware innovations lately have started to feel circumspect, more like advertising or marketing schemes than actual hardware upgrades.
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It's more accurate to say you are autistic if you have many OS on the same disk, like me
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>>93136537
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that's an old picture from like 2018
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>>93140987
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autism is what stupid people call rational thinking. Your almost certainly not autistic, you are most likely poorly socialized and have poor social skills, autism is the most overdiagnosed mental disorder outside of depression and gender dysphoria. An entire industry exists to prescibe drugs and exploit you through your caretakers because of your likely inability to function in the now hyper-atavistic and narcisstic clown world of american work culture. America's 'economy' is more of a sado-masochistic surveillance state obessed with political conformity and conformity of thought, being 'normal' is enough to ensure you career goes no where and you die in 'middle class' poverty, while being poorly socialized and having problems with authority pretty much guarantees you'll go on the dole.
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this nation is not kind to its wonderkin.
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>>93135079 (OP)
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Nice try CIA/NSA/FBI/Mossad/MI6/KGB/FSB/ABIN/R&AW/Jinyi Wei
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>>93135079 (OP)
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Because I can you fag
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>>93135079 (OP)
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>whoa! did you just question a CIA narrative, my dude?
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Fucking hate these vaccinated swine
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I really don't understand why you would still use Win7. The upside compared to Linux used to be the better compatibility, but that isn't true for years now. Linux is actually open and customizable, and ACTUALLY free of glowies. Win7, just like any other Windows, is made for retards and doesn't let you do anything
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maximum performance? is he having a laugh?
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sounds like a fucking bot
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>It's surprising to see that there are still people using Windows 7 or 8/8.1 in this day and age. With the numerous advancements in technology, it's always advisable to keep your system updated to ensure maximum performance and security.
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>>93144208
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I’m vaccinated, use windows 11 with telemetry enabled at max, use edge, and I don’t believe in conspiracy theories.
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>>93135079 (OP)
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It's not autism, it's pure poorfaggotry and baby duck syndrome.
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>>93135079 (OP)
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Just drop support for everything on Windows 7/8/8.1 like Valve did with Steam and chuds will all move to proper secure version.
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>>93136537
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this is literally me
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>>93139221
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i personally hate flatshit UI, but i do admit that 8.1 is one of the best executions of flatshit.
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on the desktop, it's pretty much a windows 7 with flat UI, which doesn't bother me all that much.
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start screen is an interesting gimmick, and i don't mind it either, i find it kind of cool, actually.
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>>93140846
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they ran out of microsoft points for their game pass, so they went off to shill win10/11 to earn more
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>>93144370
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picrel
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>>93146257
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same
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resistance is futile, goyim
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>They say they like seeing the ads
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Are people like this truly human?
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>>93138912
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>They say they like seeing the ads
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Are people like this truly human?
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>>93139162
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No. NPCs
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--- 93139836
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i hate normalfags so much it's unreal
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--- 93140524
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>>93135346 (OP)
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some people are just too fucking stupid
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i've dealt with the same thing with my boomer parents
|
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they're dumbfucks
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>>93139162
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my boomer parents are the same way. they don't realize how much they are brainwashed by advertising. almost every time i visit they are shilling some bullshit that was advertised to them. last visit it was lume deodorant.
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--- 93140843
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>>93139079
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Can you program a Robotic arm to MIG weld parts for an automated assembly line?
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Because I can't.
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No way is it a IQ thing.
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Social conditioning maybe?
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>>93140843
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There's construction guys who know more about building a skyscraper than you or I. And yet they consume the same slop as the robotic programmer. It's entirely an IQ thing. People can be taught routines. Programming robotics is a routine. But as far as thinking about themselves, they're dumb as a brick. You need a different understanding of what intelligence actually is.
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--- 93140926
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>>93140843
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>Social conditioning maybe?
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If you're vulnerable to social conditioning, this makes you a lemming. Dumb as they ever come.
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>>93137036
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--- 93141025
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>>93140843
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>Can you program a Robotic arm to MIG weld parts for an automated assembly line?
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Trust me, less complicated than you think.
|
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If he writes the software that allows users to "program" it to do that, that's probably a smart guy.
|
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But even then, there's one autist that actually does the heavy lifting in those companies for every five that just fuck around and are, basically, dead weight.
|
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--- 93141051
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>>93140549
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It's so bizarre to me. Even if you're dumb, shouldn't ads still be fucking annoying? Like the point is to watch the movie/video/etc. Ads blaring in your face are getting in the way of that. How the fuck do people get mindbroken into enjoying ads, I will never understand.
|
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>>93135492
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It's like y'all forgot what it was like in the late 90s early 2000s. Normies have always been like this. This isn't a zoomer problem, it's a "I use the internet and I have no fucking clue what I'm doing" problem. The only diff now vs then is that people back then knew they didn't know how anything works. Now they think they got it figured put because they can apply a tik tok filter to their shitty video.
|
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--- 93141069
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>>93135346 (OP)
|
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I don't get it?
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--- 93141088
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>>93135424
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>they switch it off because it interferes with other sites they use
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I haven't turned off uBO in over a fucking decade and I use all sorts of normie-tier sites like Amazon, Facebook, Twitter, etc. It's literally never harmed any functionality in any website I've ever visited, so what the FUCK are these people doing that they need to switch uBO off?
|
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--- 93141118
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>>93135346 (OP)
|
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tell them to use ublock in pc and revanced in mobile
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--- 93141136
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>>93135492
|
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>interwebs
|
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what is it?
|
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--- 93141170
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>>93138912
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>They say they like seeing the ads
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sorry but this didn't happen, I have installed it without people knowing and they never noticed a difference, that's why they don't use it in the first place
|
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--- 93141172
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>>93141051
|
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>How the fuck do people get mindbroken into enjoying ads, I will never understand.
|
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|
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Maybe they don't know about adblockers
|
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so they think this is the normal internet
|
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--- 93141223
|
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>>93141172
|
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>so they think this is the normal internet
|
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this is probably more true when said like this
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--- 93141258
|
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>>93138912
|
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>>They say they like seeing the ads
|
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wtf bro they're literally controlled by the subliminal ads
|
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--- 93141392
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>>93141258
|
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many such cases these days. it turns out most people want to be told what to do whether they are willing to admit it or not. it also serves to reinforce one's commitment towards participation within our capitalist system.
|
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--- 93141425
|
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>>93141392
|
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imagine how evil are the ad makers
|
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--- 93141594
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>>93138912
|
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my zoomer cousins like seeing ads because theyve seen them all their lives and now view them as part of whatever it is they are watching and its stuff they they are interested in. bigdata targeted advertisements work waybetter than normies realize.
|
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--- 93141621
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>>93138019
|
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>Sure it does.
|
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Doesnt exist.
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--- 93141794
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>>93137122
|
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That's because Firefox (the only browser that allows extensions on mobile) for iOS is not Firefox, but an inferior WebKit abomination because of Apple's retarded AppStore policies.
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--- 93141895
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>>93138912
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They should blocks Ads and sponsors. I believe if you really want to support someone you should do it through a service like Patreon. Don't shove shit down people's throat.
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--- 93141992
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I used to live in a big house with 9 other guys (university), i teached half of them, step by step how to download movies using torrent after they asked, unsurprisingly they just ended up paying for netflix and amazon prime because "torrents are to hard". Crazy shit.
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--- 93142011
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>>93138806
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Porteño puto
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--- 93142065
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>>93141088
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Some sites want you to turn off ad blocker to work. Other than that, some websites even guilt trip their users to turn it off
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--- 93142069
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>>93141992
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gay
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also this isnt even a normtard issue, its just a tard issue. most of my normie friends use torrents after being shown how, they do fumble if the website they use gets taken down, but they know how to google so most of the time they end up finding the thing they wanted. tards on the other hand just use path of least resistance
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--- 93142283
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>>93142065
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>guilt trip
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Do people unironically fall for this bullshit? There have been so many instances of ad servers accidentally putting out malware-infected ads onto unsuspecting websites that I will never use a website without adblock on, it's just not worth the risk. I remember in the days before adblock, webcomic sites I visited would literally put out notices telling people not to visit them temporarily because their ad server got some malicious ads and they didn't want their audience to be affected by it. I'll buy some merch if I really want to support someone, but all ads can get fucked.
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--- 93142325
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>>93135437
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You sound like a journalist
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--- 93142380
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>>93142065
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they didnt turn annoyance etc filters on in the settings, should have sent them a proper settings backup
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--- 93142418
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>>93142283
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after reading this I realized most people just have no perspective on anything
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--- 93142473
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>>93140926
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>>93140919
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>>93140843
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>>93141051
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Its a matter of consciousness and free will, rather than intelligence. Like this guy >>93141025 says, you can train an NPC to program robotic arms. Some people are just living unconsciously. Jews figured this out and the word "goyim" more or less describes a soulless NPC.
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--- 93142498
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>>93142473
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>Its a matter of consciousness and free will, rather than intelligence.
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Imagine thinking consciousness and free will is not caused by intelligence.
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>>93135424
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twitch won't let you watch streams if the site detects adblockers
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zoomer love twitch - so they probably turn it off so they can watch retards screaming at video games
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--- 93142805
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>>93135346 (OP)
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Tell them to install SponsorBlock too.
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https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/sponsorblock-for-youtube/mnjggcdmjocbbbhaepdhchncahnbgone
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--- 93142830
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>>93142498
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Intelligence is multifactored. You can be very good at one thing but suck at everything else including actually thinking rationally about the world instead of the technical subject you are good at.
|
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--- 93142851
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>>93138912
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>How can 2 smart people have such a blind spot?
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Smart is subjective. If the electricity went out forever I don't expect those two to know how to build a kiln for pottery or a smelting furnace to make iron tools.
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>>93142830
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But awareness is why humans are above the intellect of other animals. If you're just going about unconsciously, your're no different from a sheep no matter how many cars or robots you can program.
|
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--- 93142881
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>>93142851
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>Smart is subjective. If the electricity went out forever I don't expect those two to know how to build a kiln for pottery or a smelting furnace to make iron tools.
|
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Wrong metaphor.
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You meant, you wouldnt expect them to know basic survival instincts, including mental hardness against the dangers that will follow. Without all this tech or society itself, most people would be dead.
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--- 93142888
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>>93142805
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One step at a time.
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--- 93142920
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>>93142783
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https://github.com/younesaassila/ttv-lol-pro
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>>93142888
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they are a zoomer then make them download the premade apk for revanced
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>>93138806
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>blocking Santa hat and party hat
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How jewish are you, exactly?
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>>93135399
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yeah, zoomers just filter all ads on dns level
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>>93141794
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bullshit i use fennec and it has extensions too
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>>93135346 (OP)
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>friend complains about ads
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>recommend adblock
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>no way youtubes crackin down on that man
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>mfw
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>>93140990
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Unless you're 80 with debilitating heart issues or a faggot with HIV you're not dying because of Corona. GTFO redditor
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>>93143595
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zoomers don't know the difference between a public and local ip address
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>>93142783
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Work on my machine
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>>93135346 (OP)
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>recommend this (even works on mobile)
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don't recommend anything to normies desu, because it will always end up like picrel
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>normie enpisi cattle
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>friends
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>>93142011 https://vocaroo.com/1jrCwpZu06zB
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>>93135346 (OP)
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>proceed to complain about youtube ads again a month later
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He probably uninstalled it after Linus Tech Tips said it's LE BAD
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they have no respect for you anon and write off your advices as autist screeching
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>>93141088
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>s literally never harmed any functionality in any website I've ever visited,
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Ubo fucks up Google maps.
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>>93142805
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>why is my video skipping randomly anon, wtf did you do to my compootor
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>i like watching those sections
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>what if there's something important in the skipped parts anon, like a giveaway
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just dont, fuck em, its their own time they're wasting and idc to waste mine installing ublock/sponsorblock for them
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>>93142866
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Very different degrees of awareness in people. I believe almost anyone has the potential to be aware of important things but they're simply not because of their upbringing and the way they were taught to think. I also think it's a brain development thing in the early formative years.
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By default you're more aware than an animal, but one needs to build on top of that.
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Overall, I believe it's mostly an education problem. If we did have the appropriate education many would have a much higher level of awareness of what's important and how to think critically.
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>your contacts only existed online
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take the hint and build a life outside of the skinner box
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>your contacts only existed online
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take the hint and build a life outside of the skinner box
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>>93138767
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Or langley, that works too.
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>>93135771 (OP)
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if you're this retarded you should've also been retarded enough to buy goyslop tech that comes with built-in biometric ID so you can just put your thumb on it and get your shit back
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>>93135771 (OP)
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>he didn't use a FOSS password database and back it up on several USB drives buried in PVC pipes in the forest
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Some people really write their own fate.
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use 1Passord
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>>93135771 (OP)
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That's why you don't listen to retards who tell you not to keep passwords saved to a file.
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>>93135771 (OP)
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>he fell for the tfa meme
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>>93135771 (OP)
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stop making this retarded thread
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>>93145197
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see >>93136289
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now fuck off incel.
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>>93145450
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ok incel
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>>93138969
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>which was outdated 50 years ago
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But isn't that part of the point to be fair?
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>>93138969
|
168 |
>which was outdated 50 years ago
|
169 |
But isn't that part of the point to be fair?
|
170 |
+
--- 93139660
|
171 |
+
>>93138715
|
172 |
+
Probably is older and went to live alone or with a boyfriend
|
173 |
+
--- 93139678
|
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+
>>93138747
|
175 |
+
What video was this one from?
|
176 |
+
--- 93139686
|
177 |
+
To everyone complaining:
|
178 |
+
Let's your retro computer project? Oh, it doesn't exist? Hmm...
|
179 |
+
--- 93139748
|
180 |
+
>>93139678
|
181 |
+
One about his home network
|
182 |
+
>>93139686
|
183 |
+
David pls stop projecting
|
184 |
+
--- 93139776
|
185 |
+
>>93139420
|
186 |
+
the 80s were 40 years ago, so still outdated by the time period he aims for, it's like trying to make an 80s sport car but using a carburated engine
|
187 |
+
--- 93139792
|
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+
>>93138440
|
189 |
+
because that anon just wants something to seethe about
|
190 |
+
--- 93139843
|
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+
>>93139246
|
192 |
+
Not a multiboard processor, but some Thinkpads from the 90s used multiboard motherboards.
|
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+
--- 93139879
|
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+
>>93138834
|
195 |
+
8bit sisters...
|
196 |
+
Our response?
|
197 |
+
--- 93139909
|
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+
>>93137259
|
199 |
+
all shit
|
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+
|
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+
>>93137665
|
202 |
+
not uncommon at all to see bodge wires on final products.
|
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+
|
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>>93138969
|
205 |
+
he's a bit retarded. there are several ym chips that were much smaller, more capable and modern but he decided to use something ancient and uncommon to find in 2023. going to aliexpress for chips is a legit retard move.
|
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+
|
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>>93139686
|
208 |
+
hello, david.
|
209 |
+
|
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>>93139776
|
211 |
+
very outdated. he has a custom video chip in that is really good but it's surrounded by cancer. i've done some assembly programming for it in assembler using the emulator and it's quite impressive for a homebrew design but being tied to a 6502-based cpu instead of a 68000 or better is mind bogglingly slow. even though you have a fast cpu (around 8mhz), it's still not fast enough in clock cycles so you end up STILL having to count time to make sure your interrupts aren't going to start taking too much cpu time.
|
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+
|
213 |
+
also another huge downside: these legit texan monkeys and other retards are trying to encourage people to use C and BASIC with this system. no surprise since the documentation is really bad and took me a few days to understand what the fuck was going on. I had to rely on a debugger just to find where things were in RAM because the documentation says nothing. you simply cannot use C, BASIC or other high level languages for anything timing critical (i tried) such as graphics.
|
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+
--- 93139983
|
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+
>>93139909
|
216 |
+
post more please
|
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+
--- 93139992
|
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+
>>93138834
|
219 |
+
The snes controller ports... holy shit what a retard.
|
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+
--- 93140126
|
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+
>>93139983
|
222 |
+
that's all i have to post about it. just my view from a guy with an assembler and an emulator. i was planning on buying the hardware (as i was able to get some neat graphical effects out of it that nobody has done properly like raster bars, split screen scrolling/tile swaps etc.) but after seeing the price keep climbing i am sort of not really interested anymore, especially when the cpu is this underpowered. even in early 80s people were starting to move away from 6502 + z80 to motorola 68000.
|
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+
--- 93140149
|
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+
>>93136745
|
225 |
+
Yes I'm sure the chinks will salivate at the idea of cloning a 35 year old nostalgia tripping useless board made by a YouTuber. As if they couldn't do it in a matter of days if they weren't as retarded as this guy.
|
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+
--- 93140161
|
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+
>>93138231
|
228 |
+
>every single thing he does is like this, completely hair brained nonsense idea that is unbelievable that a sane person could even contemplate, he does it weekly. definitely something mentally wrong with him.
|
229 |
+
yeah but he has a house, wife and kids. how did he manage it bros
|
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+
--- 93140173
|
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+
>>93140126
|
232 |
+
I see, too bad. There are very few people on 4chan, let alone /g/, who seem to know what they're talking about anymore, so I like to encourage the few that clearly have something worth sharing to do it more. Maybe in some other thread.
|
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+
--- 93140196
|
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+
>>93138231
|
235 |
+
It's boomerism. He was probably shilled that machine by a figure of authority, who was probably retired 50 years ago and hasn't kept up since then, or something to that effect. Boomers don't believe in doing the research and asking questions, they believe in blindly trusting people who are considered experts by other people whom they may not even know.
|
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+
--- 93140202
|
237 |
+
He's repeating the same mistakes that he did with making his games. He's an OCPDtard so he does not trust anyone else to do things for him, instead he wastes huge amounts of his life on bullshit. With the games he folded every box himself, or let his family and friends do it. With the X16 he is assembling and soldering everything inhouse. Such is the life of a midwit.
|
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+
--- 93140365
|
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+
>>93139992
|
240 |
+
no idea what he was thinking when it came to that, possibly extra buttons? i don't know. strange. i would have went with bog standard atari/master system/genesis controller port as they're far more common and less proprietary connectors and probably would have ended up being cheaper.
|
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+
|
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>>93140173
|
243 |
+
there are a few here but not many that know esoteric hardware in depth such as this. and it's understandable too. it really took me a lot of time to get to understand how the system worked via their documentation and looking through ram in the debugger.
|
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+
|
245 |
+
pic related: some small demo i started a few months ago and never released using some things i found, just to play music i wrote. text colour is changed on a per line basis for some sweet looking raster effects. blue raster bar is background colour changed every line.
|
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+
--- 93140617
|
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+
>>93140202
|
248 |
+
it's a bit unfortunate as the project is pretty good but he made quite a few unwise decisions.
|
249 |
+
>>93138231
|
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+
david got a lot of help with this system. i am certain that he's just getting terrible advice from beta orbiters and other morons that he knows that claim they're "experts".
|
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+
--- 93140724
|
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+
>>93139992
|
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+
>>93140365
|
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+
The snes controller ports are apparently a deliberate choice, db9 was ruled out because he didn't want people plugging in an Atari/Sega controller and having it not work, snes port seems like the least retarded option among the retarded options, nes lacks enough buttons, playstation controllers are not as widespread, rj11 would require making your own controller, etc. Some companies still make snes ports for some reason and you have a bunch of snes controllers floating around for cheap
|
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--- 93140812
|
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>>93140724
|
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+
ah k. that sort of makes sense.
|
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+
--- 93140858
|
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+
>>93136609 (OP)
|
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+
>>93137950
|
261 |
+
>thirdworld hindu yogi nailbed soldermaster rapid cumbucketwelder apparatus
|
262 |
+
>for welding bigass motherboards
|
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+
--- 93140867
|
264 |
+
>>93140724
|
265 |
+
>he didn't want people plugging in an Atari/Sega controller and having it not work
|
266 |
+
Why wouldn't it work? Can't you plug a Sega controller into an Atari/Commodore/other machine using a db9 controller port and it'll still work?
|
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+
--- 93140970
|
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+
>>93138800
|
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+
glowie repellant
|
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--- 93141015
|
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>>93140867
|
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+
They aren't 100% compatible and can short things out
|
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--- 93141028
|
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+
>>93140149
|
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+
You're too naive, the chinese will clone absolutely everything because it might bring them money, not because its particularly impressive.
|
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+
--- 93141044
|
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+
>>93140867
|
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+
Button amount and wiring, Genesis controllers will actually cause a short if you ever press start since the pins wired to it on the Genesis are wired to 5V and ground on a Commodore, and from what I could read on https://huguesjohnson.com/programming/genesis/6button/ the 6 button version is not the easiest thing to work with, wiring it like a Commodore or Atari means you're limited to 1 button, while the games this thing can feasably run are not super complex they're definitely complex enough where 1 button will be limiting
|
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+
--- 93141062
|
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>>93138764
|
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+
>KERNAL
|
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+
>n-no competition please
|
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+
fag
|
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+
--- 93141127
|
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+
>>93141028
|
286 |
+
The market for the X16 are retarded boomers who will buy one from the 8bitcuck himself because they are ignorant and think it's something good. They are the polar opposite of people who buy chink shit
|
287 |
+
And the expensive parts the X16 uses prevent a clone from being easy to make or be cost effective, even with chink manufacturing you'd end up with at least $100 assuming it's mass produced (which the X16 never will be, the market for it is too small)
|
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--- 93141590
|
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+
>>93140365
|
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+
this is pretty cool, would love to learn this shit eventually
|
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+
--- 93142013
|
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+
>>93141590
|
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+
> this is pretty cool
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cheers anon
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> would love to learn this shit eventually
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you can do it, anon. stuff like 6502-based assembly language is easy to learn and doesn't take long to understand how to make things on your own without looking at manuals or documentation. if you learn asm for one kind of cpu then learning how to code asm for other types of cpus (no matter the bit-length of instructions, registers etc. or instruction set) becomes much easier to learn.
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--- 93142127
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>>93141127
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What gets me is why he's not simply selling it as a kit. It's a common practice with amateur electronics.
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Surely his audience can use a soldering station, right?
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--- 93142484
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>>93136609 (OP)
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Isn't this the guy that destroyed multiple rare retro computers?
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--- 93142681
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the best part about this will be spiteful autists making better computers to prove a point and accidentally improving the custom hardware scene/market
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--- 93142747
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>>93136609 (OP)
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>Using a 6502 cpu like steve wozniak did with his apple 1
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It isn't anything new to build computers like 50 years ago. But developing your own cpu is.
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--- 93142772
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>>93142484
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he killed my mom with a mac
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--- 93142791
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>>93142747
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him and his friends did design the VERA chip for it to handle graphics/sprites/tiles/sounds/bitmap modes etc. so he gets some credit. not easy to design your own graphics+sound chipset even with today's tools.
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--- 93142832
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>>93142791
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Amateurs, woz did this all by himself 50 years ago.
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FIFTY YEARS AGO
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--- 93142997
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>>93142681
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there is no market or demand for any competition for new systems like this. what all of these projects face are the same problems over and over again.
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loop: no developers, no killer application/game/feature, no sales, goto loop.
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at this glacial speed 8bitdude is moving with this project, and ever increasing price, they're going to struggle to find people to develop for it. this is the same problem the mega65 project is facing as nobody wants to spend hundreds of dollars on an outdated computer system. great computers but where's the warez?
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--- 93143007
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>>93139678
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>>93139748
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Here's a link to compensate for the lazy normalfaggot.
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https://youtu.be/Ev0PL892zSE?t=106 [Embed]
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--- 93143068
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>>93142997
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>there is no market or demand for any competition for new systems like this.
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hard disagree.
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People are sick of the current computer triopoly + long for simpler machines as well.
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The hobbyist scene for 8/16bit stuff is extremely active, and hobbyist OSs are only getting more popular too.
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The logical next thing is hardware, but it's just currently blocked by high costs, which COULD come down, given a sizable and healthy market.
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--- 93143126
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Wow. Like, fucking wow.
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This is /g/, so I shouldn't have expected anything different - but literally everything ITT this wrong.
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--- 93143301
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>>93142832
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> all by himself
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yes, but woz is a god, not a mere mortal like 8bitdude. i'm impressed 8bitdude has got this far.
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>>93143068
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>People are sick of the current computer triopoly + long for simpler machines as well.
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completely agree but it's the cost part of the equation. people see it like this:
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> $500-$1k for a 6502-based CPU board with <whatever functionality>? i can spend that much on a ps5!
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it's a hard sell to get people to be interested. if the marketing was right and production costs weren't crazy then you could do well.
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>The hobbyist scene for 8/16bit stuff is extremely active, and hobbyist OSs are only getting more popular too.
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indeed, anon. it's great to see. i never thought i would be this ancient and still be able to see new commodore 64/amiga/etc. demos and games still being released.
|
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>The logical next thing is hardware, but it's just currently blocked by high costs, which COULD come down, given a sizable and healthy market.
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true. but dudes like 8bitdude need to cut production costs down a lot for that to happen. he should just save himself a lot of time and sell it as kits.
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--- 93143330
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>>93143126
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--- 93143433
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Is there a similar product, but with the 68k as cpu?
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--- 93143559
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>>93138800
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techmoan ytp vibes
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIXOH1tJJu4 [Embed]
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--- 93143586
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>>93136609 (OP)
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>I wanna make a $50 retro computer with only old parts that are still in production!
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>several years later...
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>It's almost done! It's $400, uses an FPGA for the heavy lifting, and still depends on a chip you can't buy anymore!
|
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--- 93143645
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>>93136609 (OP)
|
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Thanks for telling me 8-Bit Guy has another video out.
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--- 93143671
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>>93143645
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bit weird you wouldn't already know that David
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--- 93143798
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I just don't understand who is this for?
|
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Retro gamers? I don't think they care.
|
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Programmers? Yea I can see that.
|
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Old computer enthusiast? Don't think they care.
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--- 93143847
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>>93143798
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The same people that apparently bought ~500 copies of his game. boomers and retroomers
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--- 93143883
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>>93143586
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>>It's almost done! It's $400, uses an FPGA for the heavy lifting, and still depends on a chip you can't buy anymore!
|
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Someone should implement the entire thing in a $50 FPGA just to fuck with him.
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--- 93143905
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>>93143847
|
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Thats old computer enthusiast. They think old shit is neat and like to see old hardware/software being pushed to the limit. I don't think there is huge overlap between them and whatever so you call this machine, new old?
|
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--- 93143925
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>>93136696
|
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+
>purchased random EE manufacturing equipment
|
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what kind of equipment? Last time I did my own pcb all I need is a plastic box a scanner and a toaster.
|
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--- 93143929
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>>93143433
|
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+
i wish! that would be wonderful. if x16 had a m68k it would literally be fit for use an arcade board.
|
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--- 93143951
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>>93136609 (OP)
|
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+
what the fuck is pic rel
|
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--- 93143958
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>>93143883
|
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+
the ym synth, cpu and vera could all be moved into one chip and the cost savings over the life of production would be massive. they're doing this on hard mode.
|
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+
--- 93144125
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>>93143883
|
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I'll draw the logo
|
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+
--- 93144236
|
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+
This guy looks like a fag, but building your own boards is based
|
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+
--- 93144286
|
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+
Someone post the walking webm
|
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+
--- 93144310
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>>93144286
|
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+
--- 93144395
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>>93138747
|
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+
I want to read davids journal
|
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+
--- 93144468
|
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+
>>93139246
|
419 |
+
And now both AMD and Intel are back to trying to do basically the same thing with chiplets and 3d stacking.
|
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+
--- 93144623
|
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+
>>93141028
|
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+
Even a batch of 100 sound chips?
|
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+
--- 93144634
|
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+
>>93143301
|
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+
>i'm impressed 8bitdude has got this far.
|
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+
true
|
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+
--- 93144635
|
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+
>>93136924
|
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+
Genders we're binary too
|
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+
--- 93144736
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>>93142127
|
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+
Addressed in one of his videos. He made the correct assumption that his viewers are too retarded to assemble it correctly and he'll lose money in support.
|
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+
--- 93144874
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>>93144851
|
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+
> tfw too excited for my Nintendo Switch package
|
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+
--- 93144910
|
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>>93136609 (OP)
|
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+
never understood the appeal of this project. it's neither retro, nor educational, nothing. just some boomer's pipe dream, and another product for manchildren to consoom.
|
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+
>>93136924
|
440 |
+
this. every time one of you retro retards have the urge to buy some overpriced, 40yo piece of trash, just send that money to your local emulator developer. it will serve you better in the long run.
|
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+
--- 93144967
|
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+
Does his studio wall still have this ugly shit on it?
|
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+
--- 93145057
|
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+
>>93144910
|
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+
it's based on his idea of a "dream computer", which suggests to me that he has some incredibly mild dreams when it comes to CPUs.
|
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+
--- 93145076
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+
>>93144967
|
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+
nah. it's now less horrific and a bit nicer on the eyes.
|
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+
--- 93145090
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+
>>93144851
|
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+
Didn't he completely fuck up his knee from that?
|
452 |
+
And to think this guy handles a firearm.
|
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+
--- 93145157
|
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+
People can shit on his silly idea all they want, but any developments in to hobbyist and esoteric computing is good in my books.
|
455 |
+
If it helps more people get in to it, all the better. (this won't, this is boomer-aligned entirely, let's be real)
|
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+
|
457 |
+
Computing companies in general are always so fucking complacent in leaving shit BE shit, which means lack of innovation.
|
458 |
+
It has only just been in recent years that a few companies decided to make high-performance motherboards geared with overclocking in mind and have full-on hardcore power management on-board.
|
459 |
+
Later SSDs on-board became a standard expectation
|
460 |
+
Chiplets seem to be the new hotness right around the corner, as well as eGPUs*.
|
461 |
+
Equally actually upgradable laptops, because even from a business standpoint it saves money in the long run AND creates a new income by selling a few proprietary replacement boards and accessories whereas previously it was "hey bro want a KEWL bag to go with your laptop? Maybe some stickers? I've got the dankest maymays in my sticker store!"
|
462 |
+
From hobbyist to pro - anyone pushing change or research of some kind is interesting to me.
|
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+
|
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+
*I'm still not sure they will become a thing unless they target smartphone-only types with the promise of a "full desktop experience", sort of what Samsung DeX was like, but actually good software support instead of the shit that was.
|
465 |
+
eGPUs combined with smartphones with proper software support could actually be viable for quite a few things. On laptops it would obviously be far superior.
|
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+
--- 93145183
|
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+
>>93143929
|
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+
My dream retroomer computer is the sega genesis but upgraded to home computer capabilities.
|
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+
--- 93145258
|
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+
>>93145157
|
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+
>esoteric computing
|
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+
--- 93145423
|
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>>93136609 (OP)
|
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+
> ̶$̶2̶0̶0̶
|
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+
hmm...
|
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+
--- 93145481
|
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+
>>93137364
|
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+
>fuck me that board man its enormous.
|
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+
Didn't he voluntarily got stuck with that size to be able to mount it in a regular PC tower case?
|
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+
--- 93145570
|
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+
>>93138764
|
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+
I mean...he's acting like an 80's company
|
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+
--- 93145581
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+
>>93145183
|
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+
that would be nice, but it's a challenge when such systems are based on arcade platforms. add a bitmap mode, blitter and more ram and it would work very well as a home computer.
|
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+
--- 93145636
|
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+
>>93137653
|
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+
but why should it be?
|
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+
--- 93145637
|
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+
>>93136609 (OP)
|
491 |
+
should have stayed in his retrobright and toothbrush lane
|
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+
--- 93145672
|
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+
>>93144851
|
494 |
+
the way his wife casually strolls out
|
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+
yep another tuesday
|
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+
--- 93145713
|
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+
>>93145090
|
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+
>Didn't he completely fuck up his knee from that?
|
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+
>And to think this guy handles a firearm.
|
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+
He should have shot the mailman on sight and this wouldn't have happened
|
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+
--- 93145720
|
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+
>>93145183
|
503 |
+
Write a BASIC, put it on a cart, and either add a keyboard interface to the cart, or do something clever with the controller ports (a Mega Drive has 11-button controls, so both ports simultaneously would allow an 11x11=121 key) keyboard.
|
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+
--- 93145813
|
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+
>>93145258
|
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+
Oh I'm not saying his is, his is more hobbyist.
|
507 |
+
But people that make more esoteric designs are cool too, like proof of concepts in trying to remake entire hardware stacks with off-the-shelf components, DIY GPUs, new I/O hardware ideas, etc.
|
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+
--- 93145947
|
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+
>>93144910
|
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+
>never understood the appeal of this project
|
511 |
+
Fun?
|
512 |
+
At least it could've been, if not for the back-assward development of it
|
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+
--- 93146458
|
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+
>>93145183
|
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+
It's called the Amiga
|
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+
--- 93146474
|
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+
>>93143925
|
518 |
+
Solder dipping machine which is unusable with his large PCB
|
519 |
+
Lead bending/cutting machine
|
520 |
+
Pick and place machine for SMDs which they can't set up properly
|
521 |
+
--- 93146481
|
522 |
+
Reminder that he thinks this will be so successful that he will get his own ASICs
|
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+
--- 93146497
|
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+
>>93141028
|
525 |
+
And why is that a bad thing again? This meme computer is open source, anybody can make it if they want to.
|
526 |
+
But I don't think the Chinese would be interested in it, the audience is a bunch of boomers with lots of cash.
|
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+
--- 93146511
|
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+
>>93146474
|
529 |
+
>Solder dipping machine which is unusable with his large PCB
|
530 |
+
Works fine once he figured out how to pre-heat, brace and use the right flux.
|
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+
>Pick and place machine for SMDs which they can't set up properly
|
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+
His TexElec buddy bought that, not him.
|
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+
--- 93146528
|
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>>93146497
|
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+
>open source
|
536 |
+
Wrong
|
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>>93138764
|
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--- 93146533
|
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>>93146497
|
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+
Holy kekeroni, I stand corrected >>93138764
|
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+
Lol, I can't believe it what the fuck were they thinking. They always said yeah this component of your source, this is a computer for hobbyists, everything will be available, etc., I totally too it for granted it's open source because. This is ridiculous.
|
542 |
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--- 93146537
|
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+
Reminder that the video is still up
|
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--- 93146546
|
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>>93146533
|
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+
With it being open they mean if you lick Davids shoe you might get the schematics, like with the source code of his games
|
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+
It's not actually free to use or public
|
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--- 93146672
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>>93146546
|
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+
Fuck Americans. They always pretend they are cool and open but in reality they do their best to make it impossible to use their shit and they are just like uhm yeah it's open source except for that part :^) It's like their very culture is imbued with the essence of copyright laws and you can never know when they file a lawsuit all of a sudden.
|
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+
|
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+
With this in mind, the very idea of the project renders it a failure. What first seemed like a fun nostalgia bait that was unique was actually an expression of the digital cuckoldry running rampant in the retro >community.
|
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--- 93146689
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>>93146537
|
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Link to video?
|
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+
|
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Wanna see if his taste is based or cringe
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--- 93146731
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>>93146689
|
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JbeKFdNOJo [Embed]
|
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It's the only on it but here you go
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>>93137862
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nice.
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bamp
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>>93137123
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>smash flash 2
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based
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play slippi at all?
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>>93136834 (OP)
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Song I am listening to:
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>>93137426
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Very nice, love it
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>>93137141
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What DE? Looks cool
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>>93137862
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I need to start using FVWM. Looks comfy
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--- 93140800
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install XFCE
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>>93140800
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imagine
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Still holding on bros, stay strong
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>>93138407
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kinda cringe
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>>93140820
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you ok? talk to us
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>>93140807
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you sick fuck it's a penguin!
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>>93140820
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Stay strong bro. Hope it gets better.
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>>93140800
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what panel?
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>>93141254
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xfce panel+dockbarx
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--- 93141494
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>>93140796
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>>93138163
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how are you guys dealing with no h264 hardware decoding?
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--- 93141814
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>>93140825
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I'm okay with that.
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--- 93141925
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>>93141814
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honestly why would you use chrome?
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>>93136834 (OP)
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>>93141494
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>h264 hardware decoding
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You mean bloat?
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>>93136834 (OP)
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is that....... a arch neofetch?? AWOOGA WOO
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--- 93142004
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>>93141941
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how is it bloat lol
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--- 93142057
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>>93142004
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Don't need it
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>>93141812
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the thumbnail looks way cooler. you should run that pic (the girl) through stable diffusion with a positive prompt on "abstract art" and youll get way better results.
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>>93141925
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hrt.
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--- 93142172
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libreboot btw
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--- 93142218
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>>93140820
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What are you doing? Do this instead and you can remain online with an updated library minus social features and store access come 2024.
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--- 93142243
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>>93142218
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>has to make a text file and rename it to .cfg
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>has to freeze proprietary shitware in time and can never reinstall it on a newly installed winshit 7 drive because it will break, you vill NOT downgrade
|
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wintoddler issues
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--- 93142265
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>>93142243
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Werks on XP and Vista when they EOL'd.
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--- 93142280
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>>93136834 (OP)
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--- 93142297
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>>93142280
|
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>that battery life
|
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SIR YOU MUST REDEEM CHARGE
|
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--- 93142303
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>>93142280
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is this xfce?
|
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--- 93142336
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>>93141925
|
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Netflix. :c
|
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--- 93142346
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>>93142280
|
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>Deus Ex
|
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>Every Half Life game
|
129 |
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>Arch
|
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Can you get any more based?
|
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--- 93142370
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>>93142336
|
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>goyslop
|
134 |
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not worth it my friend. Its not worth watching especially with all these new draconian rules they have put into place.
|
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--- 93142373
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>>93142057
|
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its not necessary for games right?
|
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--- 93142387
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>>93142373
|
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Not particularly. They run just fine.
|
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--- 93142397
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>>93142297
|
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It's just Solaar. Have to charge headset soon.
|
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>>93142303
|
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KDE
|
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>>93142346
|
147 |
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Thanks
|
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--- 93142411
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>>93142387
|
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If you don't have h264 decoding but you try watching something that uses it, what happens or what's the fallback?
|
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--- 93142436
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>>93141494
|
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You add the non free rpmfusion repo and download it off that. Just because it's removed by demand of IBM liability lawyering doesn't mean it doesn't exist anymore.
|
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--- 93142461
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>>93142411
|
156 |
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I never have to watch something with it. It always just works
|
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--- 93142490
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>>93142411
|
159 |
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it works, it uses the cpu instead
|
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as long as you installed the rpmfusion codecs
|
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--- 93142510
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162 |
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I've wanted a monitor like this for years and so happy I finally got one. Also, minimalist windows 11
|
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--- 93142534
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164 |
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>>93142510
|
165 |
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>widescreen
|
166 |
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Good luck finding wallpapers.
|
167 |
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>minimalist
|
168 |
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No, that's just vanilla.
|
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--- 93142601
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>>93142534
|
171 |
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>Good luck finding wallpapers.
|
172 |
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you underestimate the internet. i have 20+ wallpapers that go through a rotation already
|
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--- 93142645
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>>93142601
|
175 |
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>20+
|
176 |
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Must have 2000+ minimum.
|
177 |
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You're going to have to learn to seamlessly stitch images together. Polish those photoshop skills.
|
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--- 93143248
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>>93142172
|
180 |
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keep jakking 'teen
|
181 |
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--- 93143306
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182 |
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>>93142172
|
183 |
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How much was your thinkpad? I want to libreboot eventually
|
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--- 93143350
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185 |
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>>93138407
|
186 |
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finally a gnome top bar that doesn't look like ass
|
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--- 93143531
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188 |
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>>93143306
|
189 |
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30$, 5$ shipping
|
190 |
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20$ for 8 gigs of ram
|
191 |
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30$ for a new SSD
|
192 |
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a few cents worth of thermal paste and isopropyl alcohol you probably already have
|
193 |
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8$ ch341a + SOIC16 clip i already had
|
194 |
+
all together, something under 100$ and you have a ch341a in case you brick something in the future
|
195 |
+
(please buy blue ones like pic rel, the black ones are known to blast 5v onto your data lines which can kill your chips after some time)
|
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--- 93143591
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197 |
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>>93143115
|
198 |
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>windows 11
|
199 |
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>7GB memory usage on idle
|
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|
201 |
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checks out
|
202 |
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--- 93143684
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203 |
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>>93143591
|
204 |
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keeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek
|
205 |
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i never go above 4 gigs of ram on my thinkpad even if i have 20 firefuck tabs open AND play dreamcast games at the same time, while shitposting on matrix as well
|
206 |
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--- 93143700
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207 |
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>>93142280
|
208 |
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holy based
|
209 |
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--- 93143711
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210 |
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>>93143591
|
211 |
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Look closer, he's using internet explorer web version 3.0.
|
212 |
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--- 93143748
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213 |
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>>93143684
|
214 |
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I love memory management on linux. It makes efficient use of disk caching.
|
215 |
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https://www.linuxatemyram.com/
|
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--- 93143778
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>>93143748
|
218 |
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if i run 3 VMs at once maybe ill go above 4 gigs
|
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--- 93143846
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>>93137771
|
221 |
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You could achieve this with a script
|
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--- 93143972
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>>93142336
|
224 |
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>what is soap2day
|
225 |
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--- 93143978
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>>93143972
|
227 |
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>what is rutracker.org
|
228 |
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--- 93143979
|
229 |
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night, comrades
|
230 |
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--- 93143991
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>>93143778
|
232 |
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question what do you use? freebsd?
|
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--- 93144002
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>>93143991
|
235 |
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GNU+linux-libre, my desktop is here
|
236 |
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>>93142172
|
237 |
+
--- 93144004
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238 |
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>>93143978
|
239 |
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we're talking about streaming here. netflix niggers will not make that quantum jump
|
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--- 93144014
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241 |
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>>93144002
|
242 |
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>notice my ram usage in fact being over 5 gigs
|
243 |
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aw god damn it, i did have a VM running in the background...
|
244 |
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>>93144004
|
245 |
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>download first and last pieces first
|
246 |
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>SOOO HARD!
|
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--- 93144019
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>>93143531
|
249 |
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>>93144002
|
250 |
+
niceeee. hows gaming?
|
251 |
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--- 93144038
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>>93144014
|
253 |
+
are you the winblows user?
|
254 |
+
--- 93144056
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>>93144035
|
256 |
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left arm bigger than right arm
|
257 |
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--- 93144096
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258 |
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>>93144019
|
259 |
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proprietary, avoid
|
260 |
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but minetest and dreamcast games run fine
|
261 |
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>>93144038
|
262 |
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no im the GNU chud who talked about never using more than 4 gigs of ram, but forgot i had a vm running in the background which is why my ram usage was over 5 gigs
|
263 |
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>>93144035
|
264 |
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NOOOOOOOOOOONFREEEEEEEEEEEE
|
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--- 93144146
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>>93137141
|
267 |
+
how did you post this? did you mail it to your host OS?
|
268 |
+
also is that taskbar in the bottom an app or a patch for rio?
|
269 |
+
anyways super cool
|
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--- 93144177
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>>93144096
|
272 |
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Are u penaiple
|
273 |
+
--- 93144207
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>>93144177
|
275 |
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no im GNU/Chud
|
276 |
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--- 93144371
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277 |
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>>93144096
|
278 |
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u use open source graphics right? but ur still pwned by amd psp and intel me right?
|
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--- 93144392
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>>93144371
|
281 |
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i am not
|
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>open sores
|
283 |
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aka proprietary
|
284 |
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open soros does not mean free.
|
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--- 93144431
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>>93142436
|
287 |
+
fedora mesa is on 23.0.3
|
288 |
+
rpmfusion freeworld drivers are still on 23.0.2
|
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--- 93144489
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>>93144392
|
291 |
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so u only care about things as long as its free? even if it has glow ware? whats the point?
|
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--- 93144509
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>>93144489
|
294 |
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free software can't glow.
|
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if it glows, it's not free software.
|
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"open sores" usually glows, and it's not free.
|
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--- 93144590
|
298 |
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New to KDE plasma. Quick question, how do you guys get all the colors to match your wallpaper? I tried the "match wallpaper color scheme" option in settings but it didn't change anything. For the terminal I just used pywal.
|
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--- 93144643
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>>93144509
|
301 |
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you just said you use intel me. u use glow ware
|
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--- 93144654
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>>93144590
|
304 |
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>thule
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305 |
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>that pic
|
306 |
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100% a diddler pagan.
|
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|
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>>>/leftypol/
|
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--- 93144688
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>>93144590
|
311 |
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sauce on the pic?
|
312 |
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also janny deleted my fully clothed and non-erotic loli image so you're done for sorry
|
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--- 93144993
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>>93144643
|
315 |
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when did i?
|
316 |
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meds now
|
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--- 93145063
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>>93144654
|
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I'm not any of those things, nice try though.
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>>93144688
|
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Saw it posted on /tv/ a long time ago if I remember correctly. Maybe you can reverse image search, I havent tried that.
|
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--- 93145110
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>>93144993
|
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your terminal
|
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--- 93145123
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>>93145063
|
327 |
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>uhh actually im a GNOSTIC
|
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cringe.
|
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|
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>>>/leftypol/
|
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--- 93145192
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>>93145110
|
333 |
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it just said i dont have a ME present
|
334 |
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i removed it.
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>>93145192
|
337 |
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deblobbed? sounds fake and gay.
|
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--- 93145837
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where the gentoo bros at
|
340 |
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--- 93146033
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>>93138407
|
342 |
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Oh nonono...
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--- 93139494
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>>93138578
|
88 |
Now you're starting to understand.
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>>93138578
|
88 |
Now you're starting to understand.
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--- 93139772
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>>93139366
|
91 |
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didn't read. seethe.
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--- 93140583
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>>93139772
|
94 |
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>didn't read. seethe.
|
95 |
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Typical Linux newbie, doesn't RTFM and thinks people actually use Linux just because of desktop rices.
|
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|
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You know why they're called rices, right anon?
|
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--- 93140631
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>>93137021 (OP)
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good lord, that creatue is in so much pain, it just looks wretched, i feel nothing but sorrow for it, someone should just put it out of its misery. Nothing deserves to feel that kind of pain.
|
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--- 93140647
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>>93137021 (OP)
|
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skill issue
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--- 93140660
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>>93139494
|
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yeah, i wish linux people would crawl out of their asses about this. i mean, we appreciate it, we know it free, we know its better than microsoft, but still, its still kind of a piece of shit.
|
107 |
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|
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Keeping linux running as a user is a full time job.
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--- 93140674
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>>93140660
|
111 |
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Honestly I'd pay 20 or 50 bucks for some shareware OS if it could maintain a solid driver database and maintain windows compatibility.
|
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--- 93140693
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>>93140674
|
114 |
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>maintain windows compatibility.
|
115 |
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windows can't even maintain windows compatibility
|
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--- 93140714
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>>93140693
|
118 |
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you know what i mean.
|
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instead of spending days or hours with WINE and trying to get your windows programs / linux ports to work, with a 50/50 chance that you hit a wall and can't get it to work at all, something more reasonable like an hour or a day with the option to crunch a hour long tutorial if your programs jank stank.
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>>93139366
|
122 |
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Your entire post is why no one likes Linux users. You're clearly a massive insufferable faggot in real life.
|
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--- 93140767
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>>93140714
|
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linux is made by volunteers and it really shows. A more reasonable use license than microsoft with some capital flowing in to hold people accountable would make it a valid competitor to windows or apple, but you'd need some real grey market shit / legislation to get around their IP monopolies / abuse. Like if you could have the governer of one state seize the driver information through subpeana and distribute or 'leak' it reliably, windows couldn't use its legal monopoly to force its political / advertising agenda down our throats. I want my computer to stop trying to get me to buy stuff.
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>>93137021 (OP)
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If it doesn't suit your needs, why not just install win 11 again?
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>perfectly good
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>Windows 11
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>>93140751
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I make enough money off of my skills to honestly not give a fuck. I don't get paid to be liked, I get paid to do work on this operating system, and I use it personally because I don't want surveillance and I need uptime + reliability.
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skill issue
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>>93138543
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>works for *krashes*
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--- 93141122
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We got another one, boys!
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>>93137021 (OP)
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>linux looks like shit
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your sure about that?
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>>93141053
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yeah, but admit it man, if it wasn't your baby and you hadn't been tweaking it for years, and you had to use a distro right out of the box, you'd say it sucks, wouldn't you?
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>>93141474
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the thing is, linux is more about customizing and building your own operating system than it is about using someone else's. Everything you do on it you have to assemble yourself, somebody else manufactures the modules but your the one who puts them together.
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What I try to tell people is that you can do that with windows too, you can pick out the bits you don't like and have it run according to your specks. You'd be surprised how streamlined you can get it if you start picking it apart and throwing away what you don't need.
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>>93138929
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ricing is for trannies
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just change your colours sizes and fonts if you have to because defaults look ugly, not because you feel the tinkertranny need to just do it
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>>93140583
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>thinks people actually use Linux just because of desktop rices.
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>"people switch from windows 10 because of the slowness and spyware"
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do you have a c02 detector by any chance?
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>>93141474
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>hadn't been tweaking it for years
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Ubuntu worked OOTB day one, I come from an era where you were EXPECTED to configure your system, including Windows. I remember when Slackware was the most popular distro in the ecosystem, I am not on the same level as some of the other Linux users here
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>>93141497
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This applies only to minimalist distros, Linux itself isn't about customizing and building your own system.
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>>93141535
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Exactly what I'm saying, an actual sane user for once. It's called rice for a reason.
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>>93137021 (OP)
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>ugly and doesn't work
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Linux is a mirror, didn't you know?
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>>93141570
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Yes, do you? I don't think you actually read what I wrote
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OP here again. I never actually installed Linux, I just wanted to see freetards seethe. Thanks for the keks. Goodnight.
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@93141617
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(You)
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>>93141625
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>thinks that cracking jokes on a nigger is some form of seething
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>>93137021 (OP)
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> i fell for you
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> fuck you
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seems like a "you" problem buddy
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>>93137021 (OP)
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>makes this thread
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>doesn't eloborate
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no bump for you
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>>93141535
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GOOD MORNING SIR!
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>>93143808
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Good morning, Sirs
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>>93143830
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Good morning sir
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>>93143892
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Good morning sir
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>>93137021 (OP)
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lol we got another one
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>>93137021 (OP)
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As a gaymer I'm actually getting tired of modern windows bullshit.
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That being said why doesn't DVXK work with directx 12 like it does for 9/10/11, is 12 fundamentally different?
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>>93137064 (OP)
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Stride is better for 3D but it doesn't have an army of dildo swinging danger-hairs.
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>>93137064 (OP)
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Stride is better for 3D but it doesn't have an army of dildo swinging danger-hairs.
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--- 93139728
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>>93137081
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How much porn does it have? Unity chan has a lot of fucking porn.
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--- 93139767
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>>93139728
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there's some of godette
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--- 93139770
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>>93139767
|
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define some
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--- 93139840
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>>93137064 (OP)
|
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Logo is cute
|
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--- 93140438
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>>93139362
|
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>Lumencraft is mediocre
|
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>dome keeper is early access hell
|
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Endoparasitic is solid but very short while Wrought Flesh is extremely cool but ironically held back by the shittiness of the Godot engine itself.
|
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Overall not a good look for Godot..
|
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--- 93140470
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>>93139389
|
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Anything is better than Godot for 3D now that they refuse to use an established physics engine.
|
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They're wasting time building their own engine which will somehow fit everyone's use cases while being more performant. That's technically possible with large amounts of corporate funding but the Godot devs announcing that this is their plan basically means the 3D engine will be next to unusable for the next few years.
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>>93140438
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I've come to pretty much the same exact conclusions. I was just trying to throw a bone to the underdog.
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--- 93140551
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>>93138901
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Godot suffers from the community being mostly noobs who learn from people who have only made game jam demos.
|
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It's kind of a perfect trap, the node system and editor trick brainlets into making unworkable monstrosities of code.
|
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--- 93140637
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I've been looking at Godot for a 2D engine. Any reason I shouldn't be using it?
|
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--- 93140692
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>criticize logo
|
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>nuu it gewd
|
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>no porn
|
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not my problem
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--- 93140717
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>>93140551
|
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The bazaar can't exist without the cathedral.
|
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--- 93140761
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>>93138372
|
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Best selling games
|
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|
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Layouttest.tscn
|
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Shooterblockout.tscn
|
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Rendershittylocation.tscn
|
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Pythonscriptimplementationtest.tscn
|
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Newfile.tscn
|
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--- 93140804
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>worst thread held back by gayest OP
|
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--- 93140816
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>>93140637
|
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It's fine, in fact I'd say Godot 3.5 is great for this. The problem is that the workflow is less focused and fast than the likes of GMS2.
|
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--- 93143446
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> ITT Stride engine shilling
|
120 |
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Once again, the stride shillers have arrived: their homosexual excuses for X engine to suck are not true.
|
121 |
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They don't even know why "X" engine sucks, they'll just say it's bad.
|
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--- 93143542
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>>93137064 (OP)
|
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how to rob a gas station is one of the best godot games
|
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--- 93143868
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>>93139389
|
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>strideEngine
|
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>Stride currently supports Windows, Android, iOS, Xbox One and Universal Windows Platforms
|
129 |
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this is /g/ not reddit.
|
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--- 93143880
|
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+
Bros! What do I need to be a junior game dev? C# and Unity is what I have... anything else?
|
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--- 93143957
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>>93139222
|
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nig-ine
|
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--- 93143986
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>>93138317
|
137 |
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No, you certainly can make well performing games on g'dough 4, it just doesen't do as much magic for free for you so as a new dev you'll hit the pit easier
|
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--- 93144032
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>>93143880
|
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If you have those then keep st it and make what you already know how to use
|
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--- 93144061
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>>93139728
|
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I don't know about the logo, but since you can do wasm exports on the web, making porn games should be a cinch
|
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--- 93144077
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>>93143542
|
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Dissappointed if it's not about you sitting in OPEC board meeting
|
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--- 93144098
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>>93140438
|
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Domekeeper is really fun tho, played it for hours
|
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--- 93144160
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Where do people look for sound designers by the way? I know where to look for developers and visual artists, but we already have those
|
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--- 93144164
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>>93144061
|
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Not enough porn exists on the engine. Sorry
|
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--- 93144266
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>>93144164
|
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I'm trying to fix that
|
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--- 93144476
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>>93140551
|
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It also needs to update it's documentation. It sucks reading "4.0" docs and finding out that the call they're showing was deprecated and have to find whatever it's called now. Thinking about it, maybe _i_ should start doing that, it's open for PRs afterall
|
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--- 93144561
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>>93144476
|
163 |
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Though thinking about it, could I pay someone else to do that? I mean I make quite a lot of money working for the jew, maybe i could do more that way
|
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--- 93145136
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>>93137064 (OP)
|
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>only gay scripting languages supported
|
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+
logo is the least of their problems
|
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--- 93145526
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>>93145136
|
170 |
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Is this a joke about c++ and c# being scripting languages?
|
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--- 93145717
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>>93145526
|
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+
C++ is a second class citizen in Godot. GDNative/GDExtension is not supposed to be used for actually making games, just extensions.
|
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--- 93145827
|
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+
If you want to make a game with C++ then there’s only one way.
|
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--- 93145840
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>>93145827
|
178 |
+
Meant for
|
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>>93145717
|
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--- 93145871
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>>93145827
|
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>>93145840
|
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That's what I do, but there's plenty of ready C++ engines out there.
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--- 93138907
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>>93138146
|
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Changing images is part of 4chan's culture tho. I'll grant you that changes over the same image are rare, longest ftfy image chain I've seen was 5 images long
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--- 93138907
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>>93138146
|
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Changing images is part of 4chan's culture tho. I'll grant you that changes over the same image are rare, longest ftfy image chain I've seen was 5 images long
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--- 93139637
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>>93137889
|
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this doesnt have to do with end-user limitations. how can you make that claim when browsing the web is a monster task in 2023 and the single greatest limitation for old computers? no one is getting noticeably better performance because the images happen to be smaller file size
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--- 93139738
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>>93139637
|
83 |
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>how does making the webpage 30% smaller help load times?
|
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--- 93139863
|
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>>93139738
|
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>he thinks webpages are just html with media attachments
|
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+
it's not the early 2000s anymore. that's like 10% of the internet, probably less. even what should theoretically be simple is bloated to hell with modern web frameworks
|
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--- 93140189
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>>93139863
|
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the bundled, minified javascript on my page is less bytes than an HD image.
|
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yes it makes a difference.
|
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+
no google cant attempt to fix people using bloated shit but they can work with much easier things like images and their standardized bytes.
|
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--- 93141618
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>>93137391 (OP)
|
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One advantage of FastStone image viewer is that you can choose copy image and then go to FastStone and press CTRL+V..it appears in a little window and you can press CTRL+S to move it from Clipboard memory to the drive in PNG, JPG form. Even if its a Webp in the browser.
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|
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YW
|
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--- 93141784
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>>93137391 (OP)
|
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>has alpha
|
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>can be lossy with alpha
|
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>alpha channel itself can be lossy
|
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>better than jpeg generally except at high bpp vs mozjpeg
|
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>especially in things like text which jpeg tends to leave its "crust" on
|
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>lossless mode is always better than png but only 8-bit color - you wouldn't care on web anyways
|
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>has animated
|
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Gee whiz anon, I don't know. If your toys can't accept WebP and you STILL haven't learned how to convert them to PNG I'm sorry to be the one telling you this: you're retarded.
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>>93137744
|
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This reduces privacy further.
|
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>>93137904
|
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Worse, it's mixed.
|
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>>93137391 (OP)
|
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It's DRM working as intended. They'll make a new format when webp becomes too widely supported.
|
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--- 93143427
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>>93142647
|
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is it really DRM when imagemagick is able to convert it easily?
|
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--- 93143481
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>when nothing accepts it still
|
122 |
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you mean 4chan? every other website I use accepts webp
|
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--- 93143488
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>>93143481
|
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you only use globohomo websites though
|
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--- 93143507
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>>93143488
|
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4chan is the only thing I use that doesn't accept webp
|
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sorry you're the sore thumb sticking out
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--- 93143576
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>>93143507
|
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i use webp for my personal sites, but your argument isnt a good one because you most likely only use super popular websites with hundreds of employed devs. there are always going to be hundreds of thousands of websites that dont integrate it.
|
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--- 93143942
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>>93143576
|
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>Import an MIT/BSD library some cuck made to load WEBP
|
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OMG WEBDEV IS SO HARD IT TOOK ME SO LONG
|
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--- 93144064
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>>93137391 (OP)
|
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Like all problems involving the internet and media formats, it's fucking Google
|
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>webp
|
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>vp9
|
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>not supporting JPEG-XL
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--- 93144085
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>>93144064
|
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Name one site that people actually use that uses JPEG-XL
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--- 93144111
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>>93144085
|
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+
That's the problem. By Google not supporting it in Chrome, it'll never get used.
|
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Chicken and egg
|
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--- 93144253
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>>93144085
|
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Facebook supports JXL uploads and had everything in place to serve JXL too, they were only waiting for a major browser or mobile OS to enable it by default before turning that on.
|
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--- 93144498
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>>93137580
|
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I was wondering how hard this could be, and jokingly just typed
|
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>convert shittyImg.webp losses.jpg
|
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and it fucking worked
|
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--- 93144556
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>>93137391 (OP)
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They're not. Well over 90% of images that appear in Save dialogs as webp turn out to be jpg or png when you View Source.
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It's actually shitty web browsers converting them to webp, which they know they can because you won't do anything about it.
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How many people do you know in real life?
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How many people do you know in real life?
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>vanilla gnome
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>no drivers fuck you
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>no codecs fuck you
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this is one of the worst linux experiences OOTB, leading linux desktop my ass
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We used Fedora when we had to make and compile code for the Linux kernel
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>>93138432
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I would the milf with the big bazoongas on the back also the cutie with red glasses on the left
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Most people “IRL” would be using RHEL.
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Fedora is really only used by the Red Hat devs themselves, or the enthusiast (see: aspie)
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>>93139367
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Idk I know some people
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My roomate runs fedora. Likes it. He hates snaps so it works well for him. Proton works too. KDE Plasma seems pretty fast on it and the package manager is on par with other more "basic" flavors.
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>>93137628 (OP)
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Me use Fedora
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>>93139963
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Just install them
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Nobody. The only distros used in real life at work are Ubuntu and SUSE for Desktop, and Ubuntu, SUSE, Debian and RHEL as well as FreeBSD for server
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Please direct me to the source code for the desktop environment.
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>Mac is for gamers
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Most games still require Windows.
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Please direct me to the source code for the desktop environment.
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>Mac is for gamers
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Most games still require Windows.
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I wanted something like this to exist in real life.
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Lain would use GNU/Linux. You are so full of shit. Stop saying lies.
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>>93140762
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I use this little gem every day. Shame there is no proper Graffiti for modern phones.
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>>93138014 (OP)
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Why can't Lainfags bother to watch their own show?
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Lain takes place in a universe where Tachibana is the monopoly Microsoft wanted to be in the 1990s. There is no choice but Tachibana technology.
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Considering that they were leading the research and development of a communications protocol that would take advantage of schumann resonance, it is not unreasonable to think that they made every right choice for product and services.
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>The best hardware design: Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh
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>the perfect UNIX: CoplandOS
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The same can be inferred from The Knights: they are the apex criminal organization, with no real threats other than Tachibana.
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>>93141677
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Fuckin loved the old era of mobile computing.
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It just kept getting better and better for a while ...but just for a while.
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Then some shit happened.
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And modern society has entered what appears to be an unrecoverable state primarily due to mobile computing going off course.
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Sad.
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>>93142212
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Tachibana is "just" Japanese zaibatsu, you don't need to read Microsoft into it. There's a joke that you could go by ship to Japan, write on a note with a pencil, take a train home, and everything you touched was made by Mitsui, including the cement on your house's pavement.
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>>93142675
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You are correct.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W1P7AvV17w [Embed]
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>>93141633
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Lain uses BeOS on a Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh.
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lain used the equivalent of a mac as her first computer, then her "dad' bought her a regular pc which she started modding and it spiraled into her writing her own os
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Thanks anon
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Sounds like they see being a frontend to a site as being the same as hosting it, since someone is still going to your site and seeing the content, regardless if it's on a server you personally possess.
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Frontends that are run as a standalone desktop application will be less likely to run into this retardation.
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--- 93139515
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Sounds like they see being a frontend to a site as being the same as hosting it, since someone is still going to your site and seeing the content, regardless if it's on a server you personally possess.
|
72 |
Frontends that are run as a standalone desktop application will be less likely to run into this retardation.
|
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--- 93139633
|
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>>93139515
|
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does such a thing exist for twitter?
|
76 |
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and this site
|
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--- 93139694
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>>93138123 (OP)
|
79 |
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you vill be datamined and you vill be happy
|
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--- 93139703
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>>93138742
|
82 |
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No, but catbox went down for a bit about a year or two ago with an explanation that there were a bunch of CP upload attempts from a range of IP addresses traced back to a government agency
|
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+
--- 93139781
|
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>>93138123 (OP)
|
85 |
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What retard went and reported a frontend for content hosted on Twitter?
|
86 |
+
--- 93139809
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>>93139781
|
88 |
+
Some government agent did it obviously
|
89 |
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--- 93139849
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>>93139781
|
91 |
+
Wouldn't be surprised if it was a similar situation saucenao was in.
|
92 |
+
https://saucenao.blogspot.com/2021/04/recent-events.html
|
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--- 93139855
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>>93138352
|
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>>93138419
|
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|
97 |
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they know what a front end is, its you who think the rules matter when they dont. If the big companies can regulate you out of existence by implying implications, they will. This is the next step in their further consolidation of power.
|
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+
|
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>>93139325
|
100 |
+
reality protip: all the social media giants have been hosting illegal content for over a decade. rules for thee, not for me. google use to serve it up on their image search, bing too. Know who got in trouble for it? The people who searched on bing or google, never bing nor anyone at google.
|
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+
|
102 |
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>>93139781
|
103 |
+
someone that wants you to login to twitter.
|
104 |
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--- 93140067
|
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+
>>93138279
|
106 |
+
This. It's always the fucking anglo.
|
107 |
+
--- 93140085
|
108 |
+
Pay up freetards, $8 for the blue checkmark
|
109 |
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--- 93140094
|
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+
>>93138123 (OP)
|
111 |
+
>UK
|
112 |
+
>child porn
|
113 |
+
So they're shutting down over lolis.
|
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+
--- 93140175
|
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+
>>93138123 (OP)
|
116 |
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>Britain
|
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>>93139849
|
118 |
+
>Canada
|
119 |
+
the eternal anglo at it again
|
120 |
+
--- 93140646
|
121 |
+
>Anglo-Saxonoids shut it down immediately
|
122 |
+
>The superior French over at Gandi understand the situation.
|
123 |
+
Anglo-saxonoids truly ruined the internet.
|
124 |
+
--- 93140806
|
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+
>>93140094
|
126 |
+
I doubt it.
|
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--- 93141471
|
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+
so nothing that hosts user generated content is safe? can't we solve this with ml models so we don't even have to actually look at it?
|
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+
--- 93142701
|
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+
>>93141471
|
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+
|
132 |
+
Imagine if you will that you have a classifier for CP that has a 100% true positive rate, but a 1% false positive rate. That is to say, it will always classify real CP as CP, but about 1% of non-CP posts will be classified as CP as well. As far as machine learning models are concerned, this is a pretty decent performance. But let's also consider that real CP is rare. We'll assume about 1 in 10000 posts contain CP. Given these statistics, what is the probability that if our ML model detects something as CP, it actually is CP?
|
133 |
+
|
134 |
+
Applying Bayes theorem, P(CP | Predicted) = P(Predicted | CP) * P(CP) / P(Predicted). We can let P(Predicted) be 0.0001 + (0.9999 * 0.01), which is roughly 0.01. Calculating this out gives us 0.0001 / 0.01 or just 0.01. We have a 1% chance that any image our detector considers to be CP is actually CP. 99% of everything it reports is going to be false alarms. And you have to pay someone to go through all of those false alarms and find the real CP needle in a haystack.
|
135 |
+
|
136 |
+
If the math gives you a headache, just know this: all machine learning models have a degree of error. And if that error is bigger than the likelihood of encountering the thing you're trying to detect, then it is much more likely that anything it does detect is wrong.
|
137 |
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--- 93142793
|
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+
>>93140806
|
139 |
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England seized the work of a prominent painter from a museum a few years back because they decided it was CP. This was absolutely because of loli, which is why Twitter wasn't forced to remove it.
|
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--- 93142795
|
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>>93138123 (OP)
|
142 |
+
the eternal anglo strikes again
|
143 |
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--- 93142817
|
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>>93139325
|
145 |
+
politicians can't survive without twitter
|
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--- 93142852
|
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>>93142793
|
148 |
+
lmao what was the painting
|
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--- 93142879
|
150 |
+
I thought BT's Cleanfeed system already targeted and blocked child abuse images.
|
151 |
+
Why the fuck did they manage to get past this system in the first place?
|
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--- 93142909
|
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>>93142852
|
154 |
+
It wasn't one painting. It was his entire collected works, mostly fine art nudes.
|
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+
--- 93142912
|
156 |
+
If you are aggregating illegal content, then you are giving people a way to access such content.
|
157 |
+
Don't try and talk your way out of this, sick fucks.
|
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+
--- 93143029
|
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+
>>93142912
|
160 |
+
This window to my neighbor's house lets me see that he's watching cp on his TV, should I break my window or call the cops?
|
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+
--- 93143152
|
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>>93142912
|
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+
|
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>aggregating
|
165 |
+
Nitter isn't aggregating anything. It's a front end for the Twitter API. You send a request to a Nitter instance, and it sends a request to Twitter, fetching the data for you. There's nothing stored on their servers.
|
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--- 93143188
|
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>>93138279
|
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>>93138391
|
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>>93140067
|
170 |
+
Same shit
|
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--- 93143220
|
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>>93138123 (OP)
|
173 |
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And this, kids, is why you purchase hosting from sketchy ruski hosts, and register with russian registrars only.
|
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--- 93143240
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>>93142909
|
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>>93142852
|
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Found it: https://www.artnet.com/artists/graham-ovenden/
|
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|
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The Brits apparently tried a few times to have his art banned, but the courts kept deciding it was art and not porn. So then they decided to put him on trial for abusing girls modeling for him (not that he did anything to them, just the the actual modeling itself was abuse), and after being convicted for that they seized his work from art museums and destroyed it.
|
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--- 93143241
|
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>>93138123 (OP)
|
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what the fuck indeed
|
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--- 93143256
|
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>>93138123 (OP)
|
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Surely the guy should easily win this in court, right?
|
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--- 93143273
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>>93143240
|
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his works could be summed up as
|
189 |
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>IS THAT A
|
190 |
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I have no idea who would think of this as porn and even as art, it's not particularly anything special and doesn't provoke any particular thoughts
|
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--- 93143355
|
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>>93143273
|
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Pretty much. The fact that they went through so much effort to burn this shit pretty much guarantees that it was loli that got nitter shut down. Obviously they couldn't get it removed from twitter since it's not illegal in the US or particularly objectionable outside of draconian police states.
|
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--- 93143404
|
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>>93138123 (OP)
|
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the person who reported it clearly was trying to troll and mess with them by getting their site removed. tell me someone who is not autistic who actually knows what the fuck nitter is and doesn't just use twitter like a normie
|
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--- 93143420
|
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+
So you want to steal content from twitter and take donations but you can't take the heat huh?
|
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--- 93143467
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>>93143404
|
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that + NGO
|
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>we the people, free and respectable citizens are horrendously chocked that this webiste allow access to this kind of content, think of the children
|
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--- 93143471
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>>93139325
|
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Regardless of seething tranny communists wishful thinking, twitter is running better than ever with more monthly active users and a growing user subscription base model thats depending less and less on advertisers.
|
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--- 93143660
|
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>>93138123 (OP)
|
208 |
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So, in the span of a couple weeks, Twitter makes changes to their back end to fuck up Nitter. It gets fixed. And then, immediately, a non-profit organization figures out how to shut down Nitter instances even though the offending content is hosted in Twitter. How convenient.
|
209 |
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--- 93143694
|
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>>93143660
|
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>So, in the span of a couple weeks, Twitter makes changes to their back end to fuck up Nitter
|
212 |
+
What did they change?
|
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--- 93144011
|
214 |
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can't enter the site now
|
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--- 93144057
|
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It explains then why nl and it instances died right next to other
|
217 |
+
There is still some instances alive, won't point out which ones
|
218 |
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--- 93144196
|
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>>93143660
|
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>Twitter makes changes to their back end to fuck up Nitter
|
221 |
+
Is this why it's telling me I have to log in to view age-restricted content on nitter now? What the fuck is this shit?
|
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--- 93144289
|
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>>93144196
|
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I think that they made several changes the same day, the day after Muskrat's rocket exploded. There was some shit about instances showing a rate limit error, it got fixed pretty quickly, but this nsfw bullshit is apparently impossible to bypass and it would require people hosting instances to create age-verified Twitter accounts.
|
225 |
+
--- 93145114
|
226 |
+
The owner (TheFrenchGhosty) of pussthecat.org, where this instace was hosted, is a massive faggot. Serves him right.
|
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--- 93145241
|
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>>93139703
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Source?
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>>93142701
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The only sensible dude in the thread
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>>93140085
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You can't post or login through Nitter instances
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>>93141471
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>>93138399
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Everyone should know by know to not host any user-generated content on german servers
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Hetzner may be cheap but there are 100 stories about similar shit happening but idiots still keep using them.
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>>93138686
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>>93138742
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I think he's talking about pomf.cat
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>>93138279
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>>93143188
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Imagine thinking England doesn't have the same problem with jewish infiltration as literally everywhere else.
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If this shit happens in murica you blame the jews, anywhere else you blame the country, get a fucking clue
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>>93138352
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You're making the assumption that the people handling the report knew what the fuck the site even was.
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>>93138686
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Same thing happened with saucenow. I think it might even have been the same organization that op's pic mentions
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how? NetzDG isn't applicable here
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>This Act shall apply to telemedia service providers which, for profit-making pur-
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poses, operate internet platforms which are designed to enable users to share any con-
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tent with other users or to make such content available to the public (social networks).
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>enable users to share content
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he should sue
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>>93141471
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Lol dumbass. You think you need to host user generated content? Literally ANY website that isn't super big can be hit with this. The whole point is that no one checked ANYTHING in the process of getting that site shut down.
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>>93145605
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>the people
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It was automated
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>>93139855
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This. It's getting ridiculous. They won't even pretend anymore.
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>>93143471
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what the fuck is this shit? is this a bot? I've seen a bunch of posts like this recently, similar shit that doesn't make sense at all.
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are we really being invaded by bots or PR companies? or is it a singular mentally ill Musk lover or some shit?
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>>93138279
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--- 93145685
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>>93138123 (OP)
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>we lost one host therefore we will permanently shut down the service
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??
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>>93141471
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Yes basically.
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You aren't normally responsible for user generated content in a sense that you will not go to jail if someone uploads illegal content to your website but you are responsible to remove it. Hosting providers don't want to be associated with illegal shit, so they usually shut you down before it could become a legal issue. You also have an obligation to hold onto some logs regarding the reported content (not sure how much exactly) so hosting a website with user images is more trouble than it's worth unless you make a lot of money.
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>>93145670
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Most people havent cut off their penis, tranny.
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>>93140094
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twitter is full of actual cp
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>>93145749
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>but you are responsible to remove it
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Gonna expand on this a little bit by adding that you are responsible for removing it within a reason time span once you've identified if (usually because another user reported it and someone takes a look at the report). If someone posts something illegal but it's from a 0 follower account and no one knows it's there for a year, you aren't liable once someone finds it a year later, you just have the same responsibility to address it once it gets brought to your attention, or if it's never brought to your attention then it's fine if it gets left there
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>>93138320
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if he fought it in court he could probably have won and made a lot of money in the process but no one wants to do shit anymore.
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>>93138391
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The English and Dutch literally are Germans, which in turn are just Scandinavians that went south. Hence they are by definition Nordic, and the Celts are like the Gauls conquered and subjugated people that lost land and influence.
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>>93145995
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Damn I hate Scandinavians in the case
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>>93145763
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well, you 100% should, you mentally ill retard. your family must be really messed up.
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>>93146047
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Sorry sister, I ain't your kind.
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>>93138279
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>what's a golem
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>>93146060
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what kind? what are you talking about, you obsessed schizo?
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you are an actual schizo, your illness is genetic, so you should kys, be beaten to death or at least have your penis removed with a fork or something
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The elites be like "oh no the hecking illegal pixels" then they go back to rape real kids.
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>>93138686
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and 8 chan back in the day
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>>93138279
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I literally can’t stop hating the british.
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>>93143240
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>expect degenerate shit
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>It's actually tasteful art
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>no sexual context or undertones in any way
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I'm 100% certain that anti-loli and anti-simulated CP crusaders are pedos projecting themselves on everyone else.
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>>93138144
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There's a bunch of other instances.
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>>93143256
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>Implying that "winning" means getting ruled in your favor after spending tens of thousands of dollars
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--- 93146420
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>>93139189
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But what were they watching when they made the discovery though?
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--- 93146615
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>>93146036
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Well we call Scandinavians germanic people because the Germans are by far the most numerous of them even though the Germans descent from the Scandinavians and not the other way around. Simply said, just say you hate the germanic people, which are found in Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, France, Northern Italy, parts of poland/the Baltic states and norther-western Russia, Belarus, Parts of Ukraine, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Iceland, Britain, Australia, Canada, white America and yes even Argentina (we all know the memes). We can use haur color as a widely available surrogate for genetic identity, as blond hair has evolved ~11 thousand years ago in Scandinavia and has since then spread out from there
|
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Hence any place with a decent share of blonde people has a lot of Scandinavian ancestry, as it is a recessive trait. It's obviously not perfectly accurate, but it's enough to make high-level observations.
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>>93143029
|
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Gouge out your eyes
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--- 93146717
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>>93146615
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I was just joking and I actually only hate the anglosphere, especially C*mmonwealth countries. Ok I also hate German politicians.
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>>93138279
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I am screenshotting this right now. I am using this post all over 4chan from now on
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When you use something like SDL or Monogame you're going to repeatedly think "Why am I going through all this when I could do this in unity way 5x faster". The people playing your game don't give a rats ass how it was built as long as it's entertaining. A lot of indie developers have said in hindsight they wished they had used an engine instead of monogame or something similar because if your goal is to create a game quickly it's a huge waste of time. So just ask yourself, do you want to finish a game or are you trying to build a resume of potentially useless skills?
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whos the girl in the picture
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When you use something like SDL or Monogame you're going to repeatedly think "Why am I going through all this when I could do this in unity way 5x faster". The people playing your game don't give a rats ass how it was built as long as it's entertaining. A lot of indie developers have said in hindsight they wished they had used an engine instead of monogame or something similar because if your goal is to create a game quickly it's a huge waste of time. So just ask yourself, do you want to finish a game or are you trying to build a resume of potentially useless skills?
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--- 93139431
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whos the girl in the picture
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--- 93141504
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You might want to have a look at lobster.
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https://strlen.com/lobster/
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Batteries included in terms of gamedev, python like syntax, compiled and fast.
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>>93138700 (OP)
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Easy to learn.
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But takes like 10 times longer doing stuff.
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You won't feel it. But if you look at the calendar.
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I think it would only be worth it if your game is successful so you dont pay unity their dues.
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--- 93141604
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>>93139339
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Isnt creating a game from scratch much better than using a a game engine in terms of performance?
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--- 93141754
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>>93139431
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Are you talking about the man in makeup?
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--- 93141770
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>>93138700 (OP)
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SDL is piss easy to draw to the screen and handle input, it's all the other stuff that makes it tricky compared to just using gamemaker or unity.
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--- 93141780
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>>93141604
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If you know what you're doing, sure.
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>>93139126
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i was thinking she wasn't flat enough desu
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>>93138875
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c++ is more complicated than it has ever been
|
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>>93141604
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>>93141780
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You'd use software libraries to save time when coding your game, yeah? Well think of an engine as a bundle of "libraries" specifically tailored to game production. (The word is "middleware", btw) You really don't want to be re-inventing the wheel every step of the way on your first project.
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>>93139339
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i often find myself fighting the engine
|
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>>93138700 (OP)
|
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Is this pic from 2006 or 2023? Looks like it was taken with some digital camera from 00's too. The facial expression screams "2020's" tho.
|
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Lol, zoomers are weird. I couldn't even imagine that mallgoths would be idolized 15 years later.
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>>93139543
|
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that 212 world record is severely outdated and considered a meme amongst the competitive typing community
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--- 93139562
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>>93139543
|
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that 212 world record is severely outdated and considered a meme amongst the competitive typing community
|
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--- 93139607
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>>93139562
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>competitive typing community
|
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what
|
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--- 93139701
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>>93139607
|
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPlb8IwJIzY [Embed]
|
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--- 93139732
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>>93139701
|
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>no /g/ representation
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--- 93139822
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>>93139517
|
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youre dumb and wrong just shutup faggot
|
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--- 93139979
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In portuguese around 105, English around 60, second run i can achieve 80 maximum.
|
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After a few runs, I can type faster English words than Portuguese because typing ^`Ç~ sucks
|
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--- 93140011
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>>93139822
|
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where do you live
|
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--- 93140074
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>>93140011
|
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Calm down bro, no need to engage in a typing contest on the streets for no reason at all
|
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--- 93140113
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>>93138717 (OP)
|
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DUUUUUUDDDEEE WHAT A RUSH
|
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IVE NEVER EVEN SEEN A 270 AND I NEVER WILL
|
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--- 93140716
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>>93140113
|
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1v1 me typeracer
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--- 93141207
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>monkeytype
|
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How the fuck do you even code a fucking typing test so bad that it freezes a browser?
|
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--- 93141247
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>>93138717 (OP)
|
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>no punctuation
|
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>no numbers
|
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>no capitalized letters
|
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fucking pussy
|
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--- 93141268
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>>93138717 (OP)
|
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what an autistic 'skill'
|
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starcraft pros had to have as fast/faster movement but they at least got some money for destroying their wrists
|
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>>93138717 (OP)
|
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on my model m i type pretty fast but i suck at monkeytype because i have to read and type at the same time
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>>93141207
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welcome to javascript
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--- 93141344
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>>93138717 (OP)
|
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and still, even after 1 single typo; he's suddenly ESL and poorly educated.
|
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>>93139822
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>>93140011
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>>93140074
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lmao this is why i still use this site. love you guys
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>>93140113
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this post reeks NEET. You would benefit from driving with your windows open sometime, or yknow going outside.
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--- 93141545
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90wpm in english
|
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30~40wpm in Korean, I don't speak korean, I just had to solve korean captchas a long time ago because korean mmos are my drug
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>>93139140
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imagine getting them shits up yo pussy
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--- 93142050
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>>93138717 (OP)
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embarrassing 'skill'.
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--- 93142466
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Please send help.
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--- 93143702
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Oats in shambles after this one. He will never be the same. Deliberate practicebros... we lost. Natural talent won.
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--- 93143762
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>>93139490
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Retard-tier post. He averages 200 on quotes and has a peak speed of 263 on a certain quote. He can also get over 300 on some shorter ones, but he doesn't have TypeRacer premium.
|
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And the old 212 record was achieved on... guest what? A short-medium length quote.
|
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https://youtu.be/ZT4fWQ5fqiE [Embed]
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>>93138717 (OP)
|
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is this the power of G-FUEL?
|
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>>93138717 (OP)
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only possible on non-mech keyboards
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>>93139448
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yes it is brainlet
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>>93142466
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How is this even possible?
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i hit 150 at certain points, not too bad
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>>93138717 (OP)
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this is a rhythm game player right?
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>>93140074
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kek
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i dont give a SHIT dude
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>>93139346
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didnt reply to op
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>>93139346
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didnt reply to op
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>>93139300
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>but they sold those damn chips in 2017
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nigga they were selling win7 in box stores in 2017. none of this shit is 'old' or 'ancient'. they simply want to great reset you into the box net which means you buy the new crappy hardware designed to fail after x years and you use the always online os that must be updooted every month
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--- 93140698
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>>93140547
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>they simply want to great reset you into the box net
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True, true, I used to feel bad about using a computer from 2014 that is capable of running fucking XP, but it seems we're at a point where being able to run old non subscription based stuff that works years after it was made is valuable.
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--- 93140997
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>>93139146
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originally retards were running around saying
|
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>NOO! YOU MUST HAVE SECURE BOOT AND TPM!
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and then someone found out that if you modify the system registry during install process (or before) it simply doesn't give a shit and installs/runs without complaining.
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>>93139103
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very much this
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--- 93141024
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>>93139103
|
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I was on lincucks so I had to modify the registry in PE. But it still werked
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--- 93141489
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
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>windows 11 doesnt support my quad core intel 6700 CPU
|
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Time for us Win7chads to snap up all the Skylake and Kabylake systems when the sheep are updoooting. I can't wait for 2025.
|
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--- 93141544
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>>93141489
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>mfw have been collecting 990FX boards brand new since 2018
|
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I have 4 of them now, also have two sets of HyperX 1866 kits and two 8350s, unfortunately will need to get the rest of the stuff used like I did the four 7970 cards, anything capable of running windows 7 is kinda based now.
|
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|
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I will never updoot.
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--- 93142714
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>>93141489
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please nigga. as much as i loved win7 it never ran very well on the intel 6700 series either. i still have a 6700-k machine lying around somewhere and i remember win7 ran poorly on it. how the fuck do you run poorly on a multicore 4ghz CPU? only microsoft makes it possible. win10 ran so much faster on that very same chip. night/day difference.
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--- 93142750
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
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I got it working on a 4790k on MBR. Skill issue.
|
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--- 93142781
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>>93141489
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>Time for us Win7chads to snap up all the Skylake and Kabylake systems
|
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No thanks, I'll install windows 7 on modern hardware.
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--- 93142785
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>>93140997
|
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You can opt out of the account requirement during install too.
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--- 93142840
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>>93142781
|
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why does the 0 in 13900k look so weird?
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--- 93142863
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>>93142714
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>i still have a 6700-k machine lying around somewhere and i remember win7 ran poorly on it
|
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skill issue. it worked just fine on the i7 skylake thinkpad i used to have before i chucked it in the bin due to battery problems.
|
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--- 93142872
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>>93142840
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>Outdated OS has outdated text rendering
|
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I'm shocked. SHOCKED!
|
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--- 93142891
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>>93142872
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No, see here.
|
100 |
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On my PC the 0 in the CPU name and the 0 in the GHz rating are the same.
|
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What's going on here? :pepesus:
|
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--- 93142907
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>>93139146
|
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How so? Retards are the only ones willing to install 11.
|
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--- 93142948
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>>93142840
|
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It's clearly a different font. Retard can't even fake shit right.
|
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--- 93142967
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>>93142948
|
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RAM is also faked
|
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--- 93142970
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
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Secure boot and tpm is not a problem can be easily be circumvented however having a CPU that doesn't support windows 8.1/10/11 is gonna be very troublesome
|
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--- 93142984
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>>93142970
|
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How would the CPU itself be incompatible? It's x86 stuff Anon, a fuckin Core 2 duo can run Windows 11 if you did the TPM check bypass.
|
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--- 93142994
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
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LOL, Microsoft has always been in bed with hardware manufacturers to force you to upgrade. They have been doing this shit since WINDOWS 95 dude. Why are you acting suprised, the same shit happened with Vista.
|
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|
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qc4JbzPqups [Embed]
|
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--- 93142999
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>>93142970
|
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Retard.
|
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--- 93143014
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>>93142994
|
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Vista might've been heavy, but at least you could install it, not allowing someone to install a 2021 operating system on something from 2017 like Kaby lake is just dirty.
|
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--- 93143028
|
129 |
+
Do old windows versions still work with modern hardware? I remember installing Windows 98 on a Core2Quad machine with 2GB of RAM back in the day and shit just worked.
|
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--- 93143059
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>>93143028
|
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>Do old windows versions still work with modern hardware
|
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not without jumping through a ton of hoops
|
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UEFI class 3 puts a hamper on running anything older than Windows 8 on anything newer than around 9th gen intel or something around that generation anyway.
|
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--- 93143136
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
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>>93139300
|
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>>93143014
|
139 |
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Your CPU is subject to Spectre.
|
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Windows 11 is Microsoft cleaning houses of the insecure retards.
|
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No Spectre/Meltdown allowed. TPM required. Secure Boot required. Virtualized memory protection suggested.
|
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--- 93143151
|
143 |
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>>93143136
|
144 |
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Yeah i'm sure that little ghost with a stick has gotten mroe shit stolen than normies falling for phishing on their brand new computer.
|
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--- 93143709
|
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>>93143014
|
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>>93143136
|
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I'll have to buy myself a brand new machine...
|
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--- 93143756
|
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>>93143709
|
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Nananana
|
152 |
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--- 93143764
|
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
154 |
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Not babysitting ancient hardware, that’s for sure. It’s time to upgrade your 386 era pc anon.
|
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--- 93143786
|
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>>93143709
|
157 |
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Oh the horror of it all. Bitch you probably buy a new iPhone every year but you bawk at needing a new pc once a decade?
|
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--- 93143793
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>>93143136
|
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Uh Anon, if you put a tpm module into an older pc, Windows 11 will install, it's not even spectre related.
|
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--- 93143816
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>>93143786
|
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Open my wallet up it never stops, never stops, never stops, never stops...
|
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--- 93143841
|
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>>93143793
|
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Depends. That’s not the only requirement for windows 11. There’s a reason that 8th gen and zen1 is the bare minimum requirements. Realistically 12th gen Intel or newer is what you want. eCores really help it shine. Shoehorning it into older hardware is like running Windows 98se on a 33mhz 486. Yes it’s doable but incredibly painful.
|
167 |
+
--- 93143843
|
168 |
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Isn't that CPU 7 years old?
|
169 |
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--- 93143849
|
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
171 |
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>What the FUCK is Microsoft doing with win11?
|
172 |
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>>93138825
|
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>Spectre CPU.
|
174 |
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|
175 |
+
Can anyone explain this?
|
176 |
+
|
177 |
+
>Devices with these CPUs (win 11 compatible) may not be manufactured with Windows 11 pre-installed and may only be upgraded to Windows 11 by a customer.
|
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+
|
179 |
+
Is this some sort of liability thing where they can't legally ship spyware but you can install it yourself...if you want too?
|
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+
--- 93143850
|
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>>93143816
|
182 |
+
So switch to Linux.
|
183 |
+
--- 93143860
|
184 |
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>>93143849
|
185 |
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No they just don’t want another vista fiasco. Have you tried running 11 on 6th gen Intel? It’s incredibly slow.
|
186 |
+
--- 93143865
|
187 |
+
>>93143849
|
188 |
+
forgot link
|
189 |
+
|
190 |
+
>https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/minimum/supported/windows-11-supported-intel-processors
|
191 |
+
|
192 |
+
pic related is at the bottom of the approved CPU list
|
193 |
+
--- 93143873
|
194 |
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>>93143850
|
195 |
+
--- 93143874
|
196 |
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>>93143860
|
197 |
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>No they just don’t want another vista fiasco.
|
198 |
+
>they refuse to ship pre installed even on the newest CPUs
|
199 |
+
|
200 |
+
wat?
|
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--- 93143882
|
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>>93143843
|
203 |
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8 actually. Old enough to bleed. I’ll never understand why people hold onto such old hardware but have brand new flagship phones every year.
|
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--- 93143885
|
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>>93143850
|
206 |
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Unironically this, an amd FX CPU running Linux is a true Libre computing experience that isn't a shitty 2007 ThinkPad if you're into that sort of thing.
|
207 |
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--- 93143928
|
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>>93143874
|
209 |
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Yes. If you buy a slow as shit pc, you’ll blame Windows for it. When in reality vista was amazing. People bought $150 celeron pcs with 128mb of ram and blamed vista for it being super slow. Sure xp was faster in anemic hardware. But if you had a core 2 quad or 1st gen core i5 it was actually incredible. By the time 7 came out, they enforced driver signing. I’m sure 7 ran just as shitty on those old ass pcs but they couldn’t run 7 because of them lacking drivers. People mistook 7 for being awesome when in reality, pcs were just better. Fast forward to 23 and here we are.
|
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--- 93143931
|
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
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>>93139103
|
213 |
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most of /g/ are retards, bypassing tpm is childsplay. win11 can even be installed on a 2600
|
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--- 93143961
|
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>>93143928
|
216 |
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>yes
|
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|
218 |
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lol i stopped reading right here. You really are a massive retard with brown skin.
|
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--- 93143962
|
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
221 |
+
You can literally bypass the requirement with 2 additional clicks in rufus. Stop being a sperg and learn how to do a simple workarounds.
|
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+
https://rufus.ie
|
223 |
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--- 93143975
|
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>>93143885
|
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I run Linux as a side bitch on my older pcs. I like windows 11 but I’m running it on modern hardware. I tried running 11 on my 6600k with 128gb sata ssd and it was nothing short of a fight in futility. I mean even tiny11 (yes i know its spyware) it was still really slow. Arch and kde have no issues running on this hardware though. Gtx 970, i5 6600k, 16gb ddr4 (forget the speed) 128gb sata ssd. It’s actually a decent experience with Linux. That being said, i use it in my bedroom to watch tv. I’ll slice a file on it if the kids are on the main pcs. I just set arch to be immutable. It’s a neat little hobby pc just to mess with Linux on.
|
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--- 93143996
|
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>>93143961
|
228 |
+
What’s it like being wrong all the time?
|
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--- 93144063
|
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>>93143962
|
231 |
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Yeah but like i said, running 11 on 6th gen Intel is painful. It’s so goddamn slow on that ancient garbage.
|
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--- 93144218
|
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>>93144063
|
234 |
+
So update to 8th gen and stop crying. It might be that you will be able to run 8th gen CPU with your current mothertboard (although bios/hardware mods might be required).
|
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--- 93144247
|
236 |
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
237 |
+
>why isn't my better-part-of-decade-old cpu supported, reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
|
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+
Sucks to be be poor.
|
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--- 93144255
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>>93140997
|
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>and then someone found out
|
242 |
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That's a funny way of saying "Microsoft told you how".
|
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--- 93144381
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
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+
windows users get what they deserve
|
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--- 93144554
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>>93142984
|
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>>93142999
|
249 |
+
No fucking retards it's about ss2 intrustiction
|
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--- 93144585
|
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>>93138796 (OP)
|
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>i disabled a bunch of things in the bios because im an npc
|
253 |
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>i then npcomplained on an anonymous npc imageboard because an installer (not even an os, just an installer) checked for them, because im an npc
|
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+
|
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Don't ever change, /g/.
|
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--- 93144596
|
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>>93144554
|
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>"ss2 intrustiction"
|
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>calls other people retards
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>>93139171 (OP)
|
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>not NT 3.51
|
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Fuck DOS. I hate DOS.
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>>93139171 (OP)
|
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>not NT 3.51
|
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Fuck DOS. I hate DOS.
|
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--- 93139662
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>>93139523
|
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>NT
|
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>no bloat
|
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--- 93139714
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>>93139523
|
32 |
+
Didn't the source code for that leak? Now it's freetard-adjacent imo
|
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--- 93139813
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>>93139714
|
35 |
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no, the leak was 3.50 RC2
|
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--- 93140051
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>>93139171 (OP)
|
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same
|
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--- 93140102
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>>93140051
|
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valid
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--- 93140121
|
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>>93139171 (OP)
|
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>>No ads
|
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>>No bloat
|
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>>No Microsoft Account
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>>No Cortana
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>>No constant nagging you to connect to online services
|
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>>No auto-updates
|
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>>No fiddling around in gpedit or downloading third party programs to make it usable
|
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>>No bullshit, it stays out of your way and lets you use your computer
|
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>and it's 1990s
|
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|
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when it's 2023, just use linux (retard)
|
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--- 93140209
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>>93140121
|
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>not using wayland and systemd
|
58 |
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sorry, NGMI
|
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--- 93142250
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>>93139171 (OP)
|
61 |
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>No fiddling around in gpedit or downloading third party programs to make it usable
|
62 |
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Not true, I had to download (well, install from a cover CD from some PC magazine) Trumpet Winsock to be able to connect to my dial-up Internet provider, and it took me a fuck long time learning Hayes AT commands from a library book to write an auto-connect script. But I was 11 back then.
|
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No bloat was also arguable from the point of view of DOS programs where you fought for every scrap of extended memory. Otherwise correct I guess.
|
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>>93142250
|
66 |
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>Not true, I had to download (well, install from a cover CD from some PC magazine) Trumpet Winsock to be able to connect to my dial-up Internet provider, and it took me a fuck long time learning Hayes AT commands from a library book to write an auto-connect script. But I was 11 back then.
|
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Same, I had wrote several huge ass AT commands for me and my friend to run so we could play Warcraft over 2400 baud dial-up
|
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>>93140121
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>use troonix
|
71 |
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>ever
|
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Dilate.
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>>93139491
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>permanently
|
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how does this even work if you ripped the whole nail off, it's in the nail bed too?
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>>93139491
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>permanently
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how does this even work if you ripped the whole nail off, it's in the nail bed too?
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>>93139529
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that's if you opt not to remove the toenails
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--- 93139742
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>>93139615
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How do you remove them if they haven't grown enough to separate from the nail bed completely?
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I tried a Dremel once but it quickly gets very hot and becomes more painful than if I had just started tearing away with a nail clipper.
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>>93139742
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>How do you remove them if they haven't grown enough to separate from the nail bed completely?
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Very painfully
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>>93139742
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From my own research the only accounts that didn't seem totally bullshit where those that used a dremel to remove the infected nail and used some topical treatment on the left over nail
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Anything else beyond this seems to take oral meds which I'm not going to take for some stupid fucking nail. I'd rather get it removed. Never taken meds for more than a week. Imagine doing it for some gay ass fungus that just wants to nibble on some keratin
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--- 93139892
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a hack saw
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--- 93140232
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>>93139208 (OP)
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>>>/x/34632732
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--- 93140254
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>>93139208 (OP)
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install gentoe
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--- 93140262
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>>93139208 (OP)
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piss on your feet in the shower, preferably if you're in ketosis
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--- 93140270
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>having trench foot
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>looking for cures online
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go see a doctor fatass you probably have diabetes. Get it treated before they amputate your foot
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--- 93140418
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>>93140232
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Meds, literally
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--- 93140590
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topical anti fungal + terbinafine for 6 months to a year depending on how bad your case is, go to a podiatrist / a fungal specialist and not a general practitioner
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--- 93140598
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>>93139208 (OP)
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Oh that is why my lips are swelling. Thanks anon.
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--- 93140700
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I had some sort of toenail fungus, I guess I still do as it isn't completely gone yet but the newest 3/4 of the nail is clean so I'd say I cured it.
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Pretty easy cure, I bought knock off vicks vaporub on amazon(solimo Chest rub).
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-Everyday immediately after you get a shower
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-Take a Q-tip and dip it in the chest rub
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-Rub it all over your toe nails
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-Make sure you go underneath, really good on the sides and at the base of the nail
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-Put socks on immediately after application
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-Did that for like 2 months and noticed the new nail growth looks clean
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I haven't used it in several months and its still growing out clean. Worked on both big toes.
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--- 93140766
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>>93139208 (OP)
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This is what happens when you lunatics wear shoes all day long and never let your feet get some air. I know people do this everywhere in America. Why? They work all day with shoes on and sweat inside them and come home stomping around in their houses with them STILL on like barbarians. What is wrong with you people? Why don’t you take them off??? God did not intend for human feet to be wrapped inside socks and shoes all day every day.
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--- 93140788
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>>93140766
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>God did not intend for human feet to be wrapped inside socks and shoes all day every day
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God didn't intend for you to live in a house or use electricity either. Better stop.
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--- 93140830
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>>93140788
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I discuss that in the next part of my wordpress manifesto
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--- 93140866
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>>93140766
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>The prevalence of onychomycosis has been reported to be as high as 23% across Europe and 20% in East Asia. In North America, the incidence of onychomycosis is up to 14%.
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Unsurprisingly, the American tendency to more frequently wear socks (which are specifically designed to wick sweat away from the feet) actually prevents foot fungus. Maybe if you european troglodytes stopped exposing your feet to the elements so much, your feet wouldn't be so moldy.
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--- 93140889
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>>93140866
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Europeans don't wear socks?
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--- 93140906
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>>93140889
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Not as much as Americans do, no. They go pretty hand-in-hand with shoes, which Americans tend to wear more often.
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--- 93140966
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>>93140830
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Please don't send me emails.
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--- 93141092
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>>93139883
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I noted I used a dremel before and the nail heated up so much I had to stop.
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>>93140866
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socks don't do shit once you already have the fungus, they will actively spread it to your other toes even if you wash them in boiling water.
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--- 93141107
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>>93140766
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take the shoes off
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--- 93141141
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>>93141092
|
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>socks don't do shit once you already have the fungus
|
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No shit. Are you retarded?
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--- 93141255
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>>93141107
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Follow the leader, if the person bringing you in takes them off then take them off.
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--- 93141336
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
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Be a man and just rip off the infected toenail.
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--- 93141364
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>>93139208 (OP)
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ask richard stallman how he got rid of it
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(the foot fungus i mean, not clickbait/ads)
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--- 93141378
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
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Just go to a doctor, there's creams for this shit
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--- 93141396
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>>93140254
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kek, I find that way funnier than it probably is.
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Also OP
|
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Get a doctor appointment retard or if you're a muhrican without insurance ask at the pharmacy.
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--- 93141398
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>>93140866
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Yes yes the socks are safe and effective here are my totally unbiased fact-checked pro sock statistics to btfo the antisoxxers. Dejavu
|
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--- 93142574
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
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lamisil
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--- 93142587
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>>93141107
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i never understood why muricans in movies never take their shoes off. i found it retarded. how can you go with the same shoes that have walked in dog poop, street, dirt in your own home. what kind of nation-wide disability do you guys have? at home either barefoot or socks or flippers. definitely not the same fucking shoes.
|
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--- 93142625
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
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As far as I know you need oral antifungals and you have to check your liver (with a blood sample) before taking them
|
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--- 93142646
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
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ublock origin, retard. or maybe you have some virus or some shit, so try checking your addons or reinstalling your browser.
|
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also, as you can see, almost no one in this board reads anything beyond the first line, they respond to pics, and you posted a pic that is more interesting than your wall of text
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--- 93142870
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>>93142587
|
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we have brooms, vacuum cleaners and roombas to clean the floor so we don't have to take our shoes off
|
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--- 93142951
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>>93142870
|
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we have those too yet no one enters home besides the cat with shoes
|
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--- 93143506
|
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buy some clotrimazole cream
|
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--- 93143634
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>>93139376
|
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do you know how much that costs?
|
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--- 93144069
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>>93143634
|
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Are your feet so big to require a whole jar of coconut oil? Do you not realize you are only smearing a layer of coconut oil on your feet not putting your whole foot in a jar?
|
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--- 93144231
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
167 |
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A pill that contains systemic anti fungii that attacks/eat toe nails. Ask your doc.
|
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--- 93144307
|
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
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You can use phone to call doctor and arrange an appointment, you retard.
|
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--- 93144539
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>>93144069
|
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Coconut oil is not a cure-all, you mentally ill fucking retard.
|
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--- 93144959
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dip the affected toe in bleach on a regular basis
|
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--- 93145399
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>>93139394
|
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the fungus will attack your brain eventually.
|
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--- 93145573
|
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Sunlight might help
|
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--- 93145613
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
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https://piped.video/
|
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+
searxng instances, or librex
|
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it's without recommends
|
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+
some random teenage tranny will see what you search for, but it's pretty good imo
|
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--- 93145624
|
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
189 |
+
Wear socks
|
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--- 93145632
|
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>>93144539
|
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Coconut oil is a cure all.
|
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--- 93145654
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>>93142951
|
195 |
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I hate people who make me take my shoes off it ruins my outfit and socks make you look like a fucking dorky weirdo. I make a point to wear birkenstocks to those peoples homes so I dirty their floors with my feet anyway.
|
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--- 93145709
|
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>>93142870
|
198 |
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But why would you WANT to wear your shoes inside? Barefoot is like 300x more comfy
|
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--- 93145719
|
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>>93139208 (OP)
|
201 |
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I agree. Who gets on the internet should be regulated.
|
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--- 93145762
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>>93139354
|
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+
This is actually the worst idea. By doing this, you might end up clicking on videos you think as legitimate. Clickbaity thumbnails are a good thing as they help avoid channels easier. I know right away not to click on an LTT video or DistroTube with their stupid thumbnails but if you showed me a random scene instead I might fall for it unless I meticulously check the channel below the thumbnail.
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>>93139524
|
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The stupid "i" branding era is finally over?
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--- 93139573
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>>93139524
|
19 |
The stupid "i" branding era is finally over?
|
20 |
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--- 93139640
|
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>>93139524
|
22 |
+
>Apple drops them
|
23 |
+
So it's just "Phone" now?
|
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--- 93139666
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
26 |
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Oh yeah, time for the glorious debut of the Intel Core 3!
|
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--- 93139832
|
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>>93139527
|
29 |
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they tried with you and saw what happened
|
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--- 93139858
|
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>>93139666
|
32 |
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Read the article, it's Core Ultra 3.
|
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--- 93139947
|
34 |
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>>93139858
|
35 |
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I do not care! It is the Core 3!
|
36 |
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--- 93139953
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37 |
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>>93139666
|
38 |
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>Core 3 Duo
|
39 |
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Kek
|
40 |
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--- 93139982
|
41 |
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>>93139858
|
42 |
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>Core Ultra
|
43 |
+
Sounds like a cheap beer brand. What a stupid name.
|
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--- 93140075
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
46 |
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Nothing. They're just copying what other tech companies like Block and Meta did like a dumb monkey.
|
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--- 93140530
|
48 |
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A consulting company was paid 3 billion dollars for this.
|
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--- 93141036
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
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They also reset the numbering back to 1000 but nobody talking about that
|
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--- 93141298
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
54 |
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This is retarded.
|
55 |
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--- 93141443
|
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>>93139524
|
57 |
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No longer the Apple of their i?
|
58 |
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--- 93141459
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
60 |
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>no more i3, i5, i7
|
61 |
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>intel trademarks the numbers "3", "5" and "7"
|
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--- 93141483
|
63 |
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Individualism is sin, slave
|
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--- 93141492
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
66 |
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i never had an i-anyting CPU and am still sticking to core 2 duos kek
|
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--- 93141556
|
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Future naming convention will reflect the amount of watts the CPU is going to be dissipating.
|
69 |
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1000W
|
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H stands for heatstroke btw.
|
71 |
+
--- 93141626
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
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Intel should just drop the "Core" branding completely. Just call the next flagship "Intel 14900k".
|
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+
Their new low-end chips already do that: Intel N95, Intel N100, Intel N200. No Atom or Celeron branding.
|
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+
--- 93141799
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
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Justifying some talentless marketing cunt's paycheck.
|
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--- 93141808
|
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>>93141443
|
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CARLOS!
|
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--- 93141831
|
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>>93139511
|
83 |
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'ick on 'ntel.
|
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--- 93141863
|
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>>93141443
|
86 |
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CAAARLOS!
|
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--- 93141868
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
89 |
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There is no i in 'team.'
|
90 |
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Nor in Core Ultra 5, as it turns out.
|
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--- 93141887
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>>93139982
|
93 |
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Does that mean you could call the ecores Cores light?
|
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>>93141443
|
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Pretend I posted that pic plz.
|
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--- 93141922
|
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>>93141459
|
98 |
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Been there, tried that, had to rebrand 586 as Pentium.
|
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--- 93144601
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
101 |
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>Core Ultra 5
|
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--- 93144853
|
103 |
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((i)) wonder who could be behind this
|
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--- 93145228
|
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Ultra is retarded. Just go with Intel 7
|
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--- 93145239
|
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>>93139463 (OP)
|
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Same purpose Intel has always served: none.
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