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delid this edition>UPGRADE & BUILD ADVICEPost build list or current specs including MONITORConvenient lister: https://pcpartpicker.com/Provide specific use cases (e.g. 4K editing, high FPS gaming)State budget and region>NEWSIntel 12th Gen Alder Lake available November. Ryzen 5000 3D Cache refresh Q1 2022. Intel Arc GPU line launching Q2 2022.>RECOMMENDED CPUsHTPC(4K60)/Web Browsing: Athlon 3000G, Pentium G6400/G6405Budget Gaming: i3 10100/F, i3 10105/FMid-range Gaming: i5 10400/FComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>83975269>8350khttps://cpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-Core-i5-11400-vs-Intel-Core-i3-8350K/4112vs3935his cpu is not that good anymore. 4c/4t is a big on the limit in the year of our lord 1999 + 22.so if hes changing the cpu, he has to change the mobo. and if his ram is from the same time period as his cpu, there's a good chance that needs to be updated as well
>>83975308his cpu is completely fine, he's just doing basic browsing.
>>83975308>userbenchmark
So I'm wanting to update my PC but don't have time or energy to do it on my own anymore. Who do I go to for prebuilt sellers I know it's a bad idea but I'm at the point I don't care anymore.
>>83975434then name other ways to compare cpus besides your feelings you spastic
Old thread: >>83958472Lisp is the most powerful programming language.I don't care what you're working on.
>>83975025you don't know what you're talking about
redpill me on unsigned int rollover
>>83975537isn't actually a problem if you embrace contract programming
TFW you open up your shit code and have to start debugging
>>83975543yeah i was thinking more like, what kind of neat shit can i do with it
How to design editionThis thread is for the discussion of portable media players and in-ear monitors.•/iemg/ Recommends HackMD:https://hackmd.io/@AyPeeEye/S1sNUVosu•Extensive PMP Guide:https://sys.4channel.org/derefer?url=https%3A%2F%2Falign-centre.hatenablog.com%2Fentry%2F2021%2F06%2Fdap-comparison-2021-06•Why use a PMP instead of a phone?>better DAC/AMP>more output power so it can drive higher impedance headphones>smaller sizes than phones for activities like exercise>physical buttonsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>83975373Mele.
>>83973491Yeah the shell design makes some difference in tuning since KZ/CCA just throw drivers loose in a shell rather than using tubes, so the shell shape is an acoustic structure. They aren't the same, but are close enough that if you have one, there's probably not much reason to get the other.I got the C12 because I think it looks better, and the treble looks to be a bit more linear.
>>83973837>WAAH HELP MOMMY MY FAVORITE EARPHONE ONLY GOT A B+ AND WAAAH THE ONE I HATE FOR NO REAL REASON GOT AN A+ REEEEEEE
>>83974111In-ear headphones, yes.
Don't buy OxygenDon't buy TimelessBuy Blessing 2.
>macOS>professional 3rd party programs>top of the line 1st party programs>ecosystem>literally UNIX, not a shitty UNIX knock-off UNIX-like>can run all linux appsYou have 10 seconds to name ONE thing linux can do that macOS can't.
>>83975226https://www.teamfortress.com/macupdate/
>>83974866>t.
>>83974553Oooh, i have that same dress but in black. It's pretty comfy
>>83974553she looks so healthy. i miss being young.
>>83975469Kek try playing tf2 in big sur
How to request:>Location>Budget>Open or closed>Over-ear or on-ear>Favorite music (artist or albums, not just genre)>Preferred sound characteristics/intended use>Anything else
>>83974029I thought that too, but the more people I talked to on it and the more I look into it, the muddier the response gets, half the time people say it doesn't but just as many state the opposite
i should have bought the 6xx
>>83975449I've used headphones all my life i'm 52 and have no bald spot.
>>83975449Some headphones pull down on my hair so hard that it hurts my scalp and i dont think that good at all.
>>83975471what'd you buy instead?
No edition editionChink Shit Wiki:https://csgwiki.neocities.org/https://pastebin.com/WgqPCG8x/>NewsAnons buy chink shit instead of making new threads for 24 hours, hilarity ensuesPrevious thread: >>83882340
>>83974877Tror ju att Ali verkar ju ha något system för att hantera det eftersom det står på sidan. Tror inte säljarna är helt efterblivna eftersom det blir dispyt då. Så länge det är samma för hela EU borde det vara lugnt, så länge inte Sverige har ett helt eget system.
use english you fucking foreign niggers!
>>83975205No, you learn Swedish
>>83974668thanks anon
>>83958066Hello anons. I am looking for pic related but in 3/8" square to 1/4" hex. Anything?
WTF, mpv?
>>83975081>Children are not developmentally capable of giving sexual consent.they very obviously can give consent to things, q.e.d.: That married 9 year old. question is should we allow them to get married? probably not.
>>83975426>should we allow them to get married? probably notDo you have an objective reason?
>>83975350>shouldn't he be more than capable creating a new, maintained fork?Why would he do that? Why would he repeat the same mistake? Open source worked wonders with a community of "well-adjusted", normal individuals who contributed code, and nothing more than that, to the project; but nowadays open source is a huge waste of time and effort since eventually you'll have to deal with these kind of "people", and you have no way of preventing them from ruining your own project without being labeled as a bigot and being kicked out of it.
>>83975383>situation with PlexSource to read up more on this?
>>83974155Based. more 2d pedos need to be called out for their sickness in enabling and normalizing their sick behavior. Now truth be told. I have zero issues with pedophiles that jerk off to 2d shit, but its never that simple. No, what these 2d people do is they have to shove it in your face that they love loli, they have to normalize it, they have to insist that they're not creepy pedos because "it's just a drawing, lol" yes it is just a drawing, that's very true, it is a drawing of a child that you get off on and normal people are made uncomfortable by such a thing, its not something that needs to be talked about in the open, if you're sick and you need this as some relief by all means jerk off to it, stop normalizing it though.
>>83974414>NEONfags scramble to defend their lack of performant SIMD extension
I don't really like the whole idea of a computer with an iPhone CPU. I mean yeah web browsing battery life is going to be bonkers but it's only recently that people have taken ARM seriously and because of that there's an insane amount of software that will never get ported to ARM. The only way around that is through x86 emulation which results in picrel.I don't really like the performance loss desu. Is apple going to reduce it? I mean if they got it down to just -10% native performance I'd be okay with that desu senpai.
>>83975416not only computer companies, they're apparently also do this autistic shit over operating systems too
>>83975457What should I see?
>>83975502Working on it, my M1 feels way faster than my 4900H and the battery lasts ten times as long.
>LinksWiki: https://coom.tech/Rentry: https://rentry.co/coomFChannel General: https://fchan.xyz/g/224HRMU5Endchan General: https://endchan.net/cumg/Matrix space: #cumg:matrix.org>What is /cumg/In this thread we discuss technology and software for cooming, data-hoarding, scripts, and more.>gallery-dl - scrape images, manga, videos and more from many websiteshttps://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl>Hydrus Networkhttps://hydrusnetwork.github.io/hydrus/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
is seiso.party dead?haven't been able to access it for a week now
>>83973405the sticky on their board leans towards yes
>>83971112I fucking hate sekrit club trannies. You should try requesting the artist's patreon on the kemono imageboard if it's still available.
>>83947613I noticed that too. All of those. Glad I'm not the only one.
Ive been using hydrus network for a bit now, im tech illiterate mind you. how is it possible that i can copy an image on my harddrive onto hydrus, and then remove said image from my actual drive but i can still see and use the image? shit is magic. also side note, if i were to transfer my backup folder that i made on installation to another computer, would that also transfer my images over to it?
>>83975263There's no UX that retains its quality of usability when you create a rule for how to use it.
>>83975263Breadcrumbs obscuring the actual URL? No, that only hinders, especially when they just show the name of the site and not the domain so I can't see whether it's a scammy looking one.Breadcrumbs replacing the components of the local directory path in viewing, with clickable buttons, is useful.
>>83975288That's actually a pretty profound statement, anon. Pretty true, and explains the general dumbfuck-ness of the industry.
>>83975477It's also recursively self-compliant: Citing it as a law would imply using it as a rule. Anonymity provides the exact ephemerality necessary for ideal adoption.
So, /g/, what do you actually get with a phone like Pixel?
>>83964450> I have wireless earbuds that are better than airpods. That’s not difficult. They’re designed to be easy to use and convenient, as well as having exclusive features. Apple never claimed they were the best sounding. >Nobody cares about imessage or facetime. Except that’s not true, pic related. >Everyone that I know uses a social media app for that or Signal.Okay? You have undesirable friends, so what?>Show me a single iPhone app that can compete with NewPipe. You can't. You have to install a third party browser just to play music with your screen off and it won't even block ads. There’s a whole selection of them on the App Store. One of them being Musi, which I use to listen to YouTube stuff with the screen off or in other apps all the time. >Pathetic. Yes you are. >Most of my family use iPhones and none of them use any of those features.Anecdotal evidence is not an argument. > The only one that people even care about out of those, is the Apple Watch. But the watch provides nothing that the phone doesn't. Empirically false, especially when you examine the health features, walkie talkie, as well as being a more convenient place for checking messages quickly, checking the time, quickly checking your bank balance, Apple Pay without pulling out your phone, unlocking your phone while it’s connected to the watch, finding your devices, remote photo capture etc. Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>83956128>>83958594>snapchat /ig with workmates and friends>sms with boss>fb messenger with boomer family members>jabra wireless earphones that fit very nicely and just werk>sony wireless speaker in my home gymI don't see the problem
>>83975168>>83975110>>83975200>>83969393>>83969460Post plans to make mutts seethe
>>83975514>willingly using social media on your phone
>>83975534>coping on the internetDid you miss the unlimited streaming too?
is it worth learning about functional programming terminology if my job uses imperative languages like Java?
>>83975184>>83975268compilers can make pretty aggressive optimizations in purely functional languages. in theoretical terms yeah FP is inefficient as all hell. in reality most intermediate code compiled from a functional language is entirely imperative
>>83975291>in reality most intermediate code compiled from a functional language is entirely imperativethat was my intuition, based
>>83975184it's very performant, it can use memory at a rate of 1GB/s
>>83975291of course when the compiler is optimized for it they're fine. In imperative languages if you program in function style you start to run into huge issues during function composition of generalized procedures.
>>83969257Learning functional programming can help you be a better programmer. For example, often code is cleaner when you avoid side effects. Of course you can't avoid side effects everywhere, but often functions are impure when they don't have to be, and the code is simpler when you make them pure.Don't worry about the abstract stuff like monads. Generally if 80% of people say something's complicated and 20% say it's easy, the 20% are just being assholes (with 1% who truly find it easy).
Who was in the wrong here?https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/10/14/newspaper-informed-missouri-about-website-flaw-governor-accused-it-hacking/https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20211021/23033847793/missouri-governor-doubles-down-view-source-hacking-claim-pac-now-fundraising-over-this-bizarrely-stupid-claim.shtml
>>83975116>when he is found>not guilty it would ruin the career of some bumbling illiterate politicianReality: they'll invent something else to falsely charge the journo with to keep him fighting the justice system for another ten years (from prison) while the governor shrugs it off and cares about the things that are more important to him.
>>83974731The only crime committed here was by programmers pretending to be security engineers. This is 100% a misuse of data case. Negligence. Disclosure of personal information.Imagine walking into a government building, and in the lobby, there is some form of document on procedures of sorts. On page 20, there is a big note that says "IF YOU ARE NOT AN EMPLOYEE, DO NOT READ BEYOND THIS PAGE" and the rest of the binder includes employee credentials, pay schedules, social security numbers and whatnot.It's just plain irresponsible, and the people who designed the form are to blame.
>>83975116>The journalist should insist on being arrested and charged and when he is found>not guilty it would ruin the career of some bumbling illiterate politicianthis will never happenthe governor's going to laden the journalist with so much lawsuit that he has no choice but to "settle out of court" and the governor gets to bury this incident like itnever happened.
>>83974731The voters of course, they deserved to be dragged out of their homes and beaten in the streets. That's what you wanted me to say, wasn't it?
>>83974731I just don't understand why people don't trust the government to properly secure all the personal data they get from tracking every human being in the country.
I commit after every line of code. And the commit message is also that line of the code.
>>83975159>removing code
>>83975159>not commenting out code and tagging the dev who made that shameful line for posterity
>>83975149Dios mio, la creatura blancoas a nigerian
>>83975149>commit coc.txt>commit message: are you happy now tranny?>meanwhile the file just says "play nice"
>>83975241Where do you work where you commit text files?
