>>100331425
>DDR4 caps out at a pitiful 3200Mhz on a high end 13th gen cpu
>despite DDR4 supporting upwards of 5600Mhz
>DDR5 support for the same cpu is over 6000Mhz
>all of a sudden every soituber calls it "megatransfers" instead of megahertz for some reason

>>100338258
That's not how memory is used most of the time. Latency matters a lot.

>>100333314
>muh opinion is inherently obvious and true because I believe it
>evidence and supporting data is le reddit

>>100333314
>intuitively obvious
There is no such thing.

can a n100 or n305 that uses a single stick of ddr5 use it as "dual channel"??

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>mfw thinking about that time my parents made me waste four years of my life trying to get good grades in high school instead of just doing the bare minimum and then coming home and grinding through HackTheBox and LeetCode

any "data scientists" here? what even is "data science" is it like a retarded version of a statistician? what do you do?

>>100346535
>They raised their offer by 1%? That seems very strange, what kind of place raises from 100k/y to 101k/y when negotiating
sounds like some place corpo with HR roastie who makes half that following some canned rule about salary raises. These places never retain the right talent.

>>100346535
i assume there's a misunderstanding in the hr chain somewhere, i made it pretty clear to the hiring manager that i don't need their offer and taking it will be a pain in my ass so they need to make it worth my time. it's on them to fix, i'll keep my current job out of spite if it's even 0.5% less than they agreed to.

>>100346568
You write python scripts to make pretty visualizations that get sent to the C-suite and then never looked at

I really want a PMP to stop using my phone. I use YouTube all the time for music, the playlists people make are just too good. I know the compressed audio sucks whatever but I'm using it often in a gym or while cooking with bluetooth headphones on.

Should I just use an old iPod classic with an upgraded hard drive or firmware? Is there a wifi enabled PMP that has youtube?


I just dont want a fucking web browser. If I have to finally give up youtube, fine i'll start downloading music again.


I just want to be free from this stupid phone.

>>100346247
like eq down any other pos u have and it'll play superior to hexa. tf r u doin broski

>>100346422
hiby m300, tempotec v3 are mostly android-ish. so u have access to play store apps, youtube, etc.

>>100346446
scratch that. tempotec v3 is hiby os, not android. m300 seems to have issues playing DRM content like netflix, dunno how youtube fairs, but see the headfi thread for more user experiences with hiby m300
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/hiby-digital-m300-android-digital-audio-player-the-gen-z-music-player-discussion-thread.970428/page-41
tl;dr just stick to ur phone. or get a secondary cheapshit / refurbished phone to use as a pmp. the pmp market generally sucks balls

>>100346288
>shartman
>critical listening
pick one and only one

>>100345695
... they have? It's the complete regular socket. You just drag it out if you use too much force.
The same thing has happened to me twice.

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>>100344206
You should've twisted, anon.

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>>100344206

stock cooler is still pretty good, not much has changed in 20 years

>bottom sleeves
neuron activation

>>100344817
>>100345088
>>100345105
based dollchad
>now let's see them do it naked

>>100336227
>It takes Applel a decade to copy some shitty design from some cheap ass peripheral manufacturer

>>100328068
>destroyed by MKBHD
The only thing destroyed by that guy is your brain.

>>100328022
>By that logic no software is free.
If you're on windows perhaps

>>100340950
It gives you shit: even in regular chinkshit wired red led mouse there is mechanism to only switch high emission power on, which should be even more important while operating from battery.
Only ever could imagine it doing anything to your eye, if you were looking it real close with dilated puppils in a dark room for hours while flicking it constantly to switch on the high power mode.

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>>100327004
Why do regime apologia spouting golems always try to deflect shitty and retarded design with endless pilpul, gaslighting, and various psychological manipulation?
>you just don't understand the genius, depth, and complexity of [product]
>[something incoherent and americentric rambling about shallow conservative critique that spans for hours]
>you just didn't get it
>you're not the target demographic (anymore)

>>100346042
hard to say without testing, it could be the temperature sensor is not set to the CPU but something else, or the CPU is really getting that hot, or a mis configuration in the bios, or the software is in need of an update

>>100338627
Yes, that was my thought too. The owners of the site are in S. Korea. Seems weird to me.

before automatically removing exif data was the standard, was getting doxed through exif data on this site (or the internet as a whole) ever a realistic worry based on the average person's threat model? if so, why wouldn't mandatory removal of exif data be included in previously passed data privacy legislation to prevent sites from sharing or storing that information earlier?

>>100345987
So I have to give the apache user permissions for /home and /home/anon too? That doesn't seem safe.
I can do it because this is just a personal thing for testing, but that doesn't sound like it should be the solution.

>>100346427
> ever a realistic worry based on the average person's threat model?
no, the average person doesn't get on enough peoples bad side to warrant being tracked down

>why wouldn't mandatory removal of exif data be included in previously passed data privacy legislation to prevent sites from sharing or storing that information earlier?
1. Laws move notoriously slower than government policy
2. not all exif data is useful for tracking, see /p/

>>100341050
>As it stands today thinkpads in general prior to the t480 have ceased to be a good recommendation for anyone but brand loyalists.
Basically the old ones are still good if all you need is 2023-2024 Chromebook performance and don't mind the tradeoff in heat/power/battery to gain a better keyboard (and even then the GPU on a Chromebook is miles better). And/Or your hobby is tinkering. They are most definitely hobbyist machines. Even the T480 shilling is cope.

>>100341988
Well that's why I was saying just don't look at the keys but if appearance is at issue, I get it. I almost never look at the keyboard and have thought about getting a jap keyboard at replacement time.

I'm currently using a P50 but I'd like to get something more portable.

I have heard that the T480 is good, but I don't know how true that is and would like to know about other models to look into before buying a new one.

>>100344362
T480 is comfy af desu. I got one that's mostly pimped out.

What do you want to use it for? It's quite lighter than the P50 (I read). Battery life is also amazing, especially if you get the 72wh external + a new 24wh internal if you receive it degraded.

>>100335041
What's a money unit?

>>100346295
Right. As I said, it's a clickbait article from forbes that has no root in reality and is in no way confirmed by microsoft to be true. Seems like a blatant case of user error, and someone breaking their system with third party malware scripts. Many such cases! Thankfully windows despite being by far the most dominant operating system in the desktop space and being owned by the largest and most powerful company in the entire world, and having the access to the biggest library of software in the entire world, and having the best backwards compatibility out of any operating system in the world -- is still by far the most stable OS compared to any desktop linx distribution and will never have any amateurish terrifying bugs like linux has had with it's package managers being completely unverified with no signatures no documentation no hierarchy no rules, anyone with root can fuck up your entire system like KDE themes have shown, xz can just backdoor the entire system, there are no real names of contributors, no signings, no laws, no copyrights, no addresses, no phone numbers, no pictures. You have no idea who contributes to your meme hobbyist OS, you recieve all packages and just accept them like the pig you are. The redneck pig just oinks and accepts its slop with sudo.

>>100345831
>pöttering
>not ms agent

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>>100346353
>As I said
You clearly did not understand what "updates" meant until now, and responded like a complete retard.

>terrifying bugs
>anyone with root can fuck up your entire system
>backdoor
LMAO

See:
>>100346038
And:
>Researchers unearth Windows backdoor that’s unusually stealthy
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/02/new-backdoor-targeting-windows-servers-is-ultra-stealthy/


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>>100345797
>ChromeOS
Not really
>SteamOS
Linux
>Roku OS
Linux? (needs research)
>Fire OS
Skin of Android
>Android
Not Linux. It's a bastardized version that has very little in common with upstream.

>Server operating systems:
Nobody cares about servers

>>100346353
>no real names of contributors, no signings, no laws, no copyrights, no addresses, no phone numbers, no pictures
You haven't been to GitHub or kernel.org anytime in the past 15 years.

>package managers being completely unverified with no signatures no documentation
Every major distro has a package manager that employs cryptographic signatures, and everyone has heard of man pages.

Coding is to programming what fastfood is to cuisine.

didn't even write a \n

>>100346340
I believe there's only this available https://huggingface.co/NeverSleep/Llama-3-Lumimaid-8B-v0.1-GGUF?not-for-all-audiences=true

>>100346451
>Phi is a distilled GPT-4
it isn't, it's only a part of its dataset
and even small amount of non-synthetic data injected properly is enough to upgrade the model significantly

>>100346390
I doubt it. My impression with these overtrained small models is that they perform well within a narrow range of tasks but are insanely brittle and fall apart when given anything remotely out-of-distribution. And RP chat or narrative prose are out-of-distribution for Phi.

>>100346494
jart has had this pull request sitting out there for a while now:
>https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/pull/6412
Don't know why the fuck it hasn't been merged yet.

>>100346390
it'll be worse than mixtral for anything except code, generic assistant shit, and benchmarks

ok here comes the retarded question
what if I really dont want to give nvidia my money
them having a monopoly is unironically aids
assuming I dont give a shit about ai or any of that trickshit why shouldnt I just go for 7900xtx
and I'm only asking because I know there wont be 8900 if it existed I wouldnt even consider asking

>100346544
Stop. That's enough already

>>100346555
It's shit for it's money performance wise not even considering other problems

>>100346556
should i live the setting on?

>>100346077
>Why does 4080 exists?
Making people used to $1000 -80 cards so that in the future the -70 cards can also get there.

>>100337361
just buy that one, Lexar makes good SSD enclosure. I have it and it works fine.

>>100337349
im pretty sure they all use the same realtek chips

I don't think that a powerbank will burn down my house, but what may happen is that the charging port breaks off the PCB rendering the whole thing useless. Please recommend powerbanks that aren't dogshit. I'm looking for the 10Ah range.

>>100337349
You wanna look for ones that ware at least 10Gb/s.
theyll be the same price about as the 5Gb/s ones. Orinco & Ugreen are good name brand ones, but most cheap 5/10gb/s ones should be fine. Make sure to get one that has a screw system instead of plastic pegs to hold in the SSD. The pegs cant be reused and they tend to only give you 2. The screw ones use the normal screw to attach the SSD to the enclosures motherboard.

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>>100339437
>>100339212
stop being poor and asking for high end shit. Only high watt chargers are gonna have so many C ports. Get something like this and move on with your life or spend more.
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805365131014.html
or
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805713725003.html?

>>100336069
cat ears on side + hidden?

>>100336658
You do realise every computer already has a quartz oscillator in it right?

>>100336069
I like the 4D hearing version but all the first 3 are ok

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>>100346338
partial hidden is the beast I can do.

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>>100346338
a bit sloppy, but here:

I have a toilet and can't careless about poo-poo trackers, wish you discussed niche trackers (excluding pedo trackers) as frequently as you talk about capeshit trackers..... Otherwise mb you should go back to netflix

Why delete my posts? Just prove me wrong you can even try to make fun of me if you have balls. And will go away in shame, i will stop bothering you.

You, pedos, are pathetic cowards who endorse censorship. Stop crying.

Why even use trackers with shitty economies when PTP and .in exist.

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>>100346395
EMP and AB are unrivaled. Their users' fate is sealed: Hell forever and ever. For just a few measly seconds of worldly pleasure. I pity them

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