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DeLancre, delancre@piefed.social
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memes@lemmy.world
I have no clue why that triggered people so much. Never stated that I have any problem with that, nor that I need any help solving it. I leave my apartment like, once per month and cause living in EU - there no need to “travel” further than opposite street to buy anything I may need.
On top of that, point was that it’s issue for other people in general. Explain how to setup tailscale to your grandma, I dare you.
LinuxContext limit is not really a problem on local models. Qwen3.6 can do up to ~256k tokens, it’s not that far from what things like cursor uses. grok in cursor have exactly 256k tokens for example. Also, you can use opencode with custom config, where you need to set trimming close to that number.
That being said, quality wise it still kinda shit and looses to paid models. I think you need something like GLM 5.2 to compete, which needs 228gb at lowest 1bit quant (not including context size, which can be up to 1m tokens, so you can round up requirements for RAM up to 256gb), so yeah, the only thing that limits you locally — the fact that “AI” companies bought all supply of focking ram and we can’t afford any.
memes@lemmy.world
what i could buy with 20-30€ costs over the hundreds
Khm-khm, arm boards, khm-khm
No like, for real, why 16gb arm board like O6 now costs almost 1k euro? 32gb version right now 1400 euro on aliexpress. FOR WHAT? Finest chinesium?
And “affordable” Raspberry Pi with as much ram as my toaster (and similar CPU at that) now costs more money, than regular small mini PC on x86.
You can use a DDNS
I need to dig into that a bit more, but I’m not sure if it will work with NAT on ISP side (with is a common thing at least in region I’m from).
memes@lemmy.world
Not everyone have static IP and device that can work as server. But yeah, it’s not like you can’t find work around: something like old android phone or spare notebook with pinggy on top would do the trick. Still, point stands - as for now it’s less convenient option.
memes@lemmy.world
Music services still pretty useful. I’m using deezer for example, it can stream lossless audio and kinda okay with “radio” mode. Used spotify before, but it infuriated me by suggesting same music I already heard for 20-50 times. It’s like at some point it just traps you in your own bubble of 100-200 songs.
The alternative would be downloading thousands of albums in flac and uploading to multiple devices. Plus you need to add new music, which includes searching for that mentioned music. So yeah, nah, I’m okay with paying subscription for now. Until they eventually go to shit like video services did. Then we will need to come up with “popcorn time” alternative for music I guess.
Femcel MemesI spent 2k cycles building my colony in OxygenNotIncluded. It fully automated and self-sustained. No one will ever see it.
memes@lemmy.world
Yes, but actually no.
2 things:
- Dislike button itself not “wired’ to any visible/meaningful count and only seen by video author (which is funny, cause whole point of hiding dislike count was promoted as “beneficial to mental health of channel owners")
- If you using youtube dislikes — it replaces that button with it’s own, counts presses on its own and uses own logic to show “approximate” amount of dislikes on video: it’s not like it knows real count, what I’m trying to say
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world
In my region cans cost significantly more than plastic (ability to recycle costs premium I guess), so I usually buy couple of cans for guests and one big plastic bottle for regular use.
Also I have similar dragon toy.
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world
I was making the joke, but if you want to be picky — fight this guy, not me
but honestly he’s one of the few hero’s this year hasn’t taken from me
yet
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world
I would also advise to add just a bit of olive oil
Just Post@lemmy.world
Amazing isn’t it? Ahh, I love abscess technology
(sorry I really need to stop)
linuxmemesI’ve been told that using linux similar to abusive relationships.
I wouldn’t know — I never had relationships.
Actually, I think dualshock works, it’s dualsence that have issues. Also, it works okay (I tested) in CachyOS, so whatever settings they made to udev rules or whatever — fixed it. Or they may just used old version of bluez, which is also a workaround, but you need to install insecure and 2 years old version at this point.
Also-also, it works fine via USB.
Oh, we doing “what doesn’t work for you” comment section? Count me in!
My LG TV consistently broken on multiple amd devices on linux. Something to do with how LG implemented HDMI protocol and how AMDGPU driver percepts it. I think it have something to do with color bit depth, cause all DEs allow to set 16 bit color (which is insane, not supported by any software nor my hardware and shouldn’t be a allowed as option without some special flags in my opinion) but like, there no protection and some DE/WM even defaults to max available bit depth, which in turn straight up doesn’t work and result in black screen.
Windows or nvidia — those work fine.
Another pain in the ass for me — connecting dualsense controller via bluetooth. It connects, then just disconnects. There a workaround that includes fetching it’s ID via terminal, then using commands to connect and entrust that device. After that it connects fine. Until you need to reconnect it, that is, cause it stops being recognized. Apparently that was fixed like, a year ago. Yeah, right.
Another pain for me would be steam client on wayland, but Valve finally started working in that direction so I will hold my complains for now.
Just Post@lemmy.world
And if you use Google keyboard it will automatically learn how you for that will show it which words to pick in the future. Feature works so well in fact that you never need to clear that cache ever fan month
memes@lemmy.world
SeductiveTortoise
Yeah, nah, you not beating the allegations here. Clearly you on the LGBT+ spectrum somewhere.
Cooking@lemmy.world
Dunno if all slavic countries have it, but at least in russia we called it “okroshka” — some form of salad with kvass/beer. Looks distantly similar to what on picture and yes, said to be enjoyed on hot day.
196@lemmy.blahaj.zone
Nah, I was joking. I tried 3 apps this month:
- Fet — shows you ads on every move. Even to check your gallery you need to watch full screen ad. Patched this out by luckypatcher - still shows ads now and then. Swaps are limited in free account. No commenting either. No one answered to my messages, nor messaged me. Uses imperial system instead of metric, you can switch it if you verify your account apparently, but I couldn’t: my country not supported.
- Bumpy — couldn’t bare onboarding video that bugged out and started showing each time I launch app. Like, straight up unskippable video about “how great this app is” for about 3 minutes. Also, profile strictly moderated, couldn’t even put my discord/telegram, got blocked. Also-also, uses imperial system instead of metric (I live in Europe) and you can’t switch it at all.
- Velvet — paid account required for most things, “Delete account” button throws 404 error (you can’t delete account), “Support&help” doesn’t react (probably dummy button and not mapped anywhere), there no profiles unless you max out range (capped for free account at 50km I believe) and then it will show one profile - app just a fraud.
So yeah, nah, I’m done for now. It’s not even dating itself that sucks, but even experience of getting there.
“not gay enough” apparently is a thing now
I really should try grindr one more time
I’m not worthy enough — I swap accounts faster than you can blocklist me.
In the desert, the cheetah lives for 3 years, the camel lives for 9
Sorry, I have ptsd
Me? Only unix socks
My job pushed windows on us two years ago. I work as freelancer and don’t have much choice, it’s either “comply” or “leave”.
So yeah, that’s how I work now:
You americans are weird, ngl
But you do you guys. Hell, I would only benefit if that works, big corp mostly looks at USA and less on EU when deciding on their policies/strategy. If USA mandate open hardware, rest will follow
It especially cool that steam deck basically set the rules upon arrival:
It’s not like they was first company to present x86 handheld, but they was first one who was able to take off. I bought asus rog ally year ago (with z1extreme) and I already swapped os, nvme and sticks in it, battery will be next, cause in this model it abysmally small. And I can bet if not for stream deck, even if asus would release rog ally, it would cost x2 and repairability would basically none existent. And chance are it would have problems with linux (like their rog ally xbox version)
Time for G13
Not really anymore. (considering Louis Rossman behind it)
My harsh comment strictly regarding this part:
Again, it make no sense to pay this theoretical person (well, I wouldn’t, hence I won’t donate), cause there actually no benefit to anyone.
Well, then why that money used for this charity event and not for cause mentioned above? “yeah, we know how to jailbrake your console, take that sony! Oh, but don’t worry, we won’t release this hack nor collaborate in any way to provide this feature to other people”
That being said I’m not deaf and yeah, I can understand legal side of thing. Won’t make it less annoying tho.
I’m doing my part!~
This. Actually one of the reasons why Valve didn’t sell GabeCube at loss or even at 0 markup, they prices it fairly well (compared to other prebuilds). Otherwise it would be an amazing deal - cheap and small prebuild desktop PC.
Same with PS5, if they allowed to install linux, people would start buying their consoles and *gasps in horror* - use device as they please, which means not buying games from their overpriced store. It actually already happened before with PS3, I recall article that some even used it for making a cluster essentially DIY’ing super computer. I doubt people would do the same with PS5 and realistically, they not even selling this console at loss, so they absolutely wouldn’t lost anything, but like, it’s Sony we are talking about.
I wanted to donate and decided to check if site credible enough (never heard about it before).
There an interesting discussion on reddit about this one: those who will claim reward not required to release any proof/findings/code to public. They could just claim reward and we will get nothing.
So yeah, nah, I’m not donating to this scam.
I recently bought BC250 (same hardware as in PS5) and unlocked 40CU (by default on this board only 20 available, on PS5 - 38CU) — it’s actually pretty good machine. Alto, idle power consumption quite high (power saving features doesn’t work). The fact that sony just gatekeeps this hardware is insane. And in a year or two, when they release ps6, this one will become a ewaste, even tho with 16gb of ram it still pretty capable machine.
It’s okay, they still have “Ozon” (we have amazon at home moment).
At least for now.
I lol’ed, thank you.
Money. It’s always money.
Another PlayStation 5 emulator in development
As tittle suggests, we got another open source PS5 emulator. Key differences are targeting games compatability and a cross-platform support: currently emulator supports and builds for MacOS, Windows and Linux. As I understand, this project also relays on Kyty, similarly to KytyPS5 fork.
Just as update — I managed to compile it on linux, by replacing couple of libs and removing most of win depended calls. It crashes on game launch due to memory allocation problem. I think core part with how memory allocated needs to be redone in order to go in game.
And I think all what I’ve done so far makes no sense to continue, cause there another actually working crossplatform emulator — SharpEmu (also based on Kyty)
Upd. Also, new emulator have exact same problem, so I’m not so sure if it really emulator problem or demo that I use for testing.
Hes a syndrom?
Everyone can have mental problem! And when everyone’s insane… …no one will be.