>>108290975
Yes, they fucked up the sample. The stats will probably go back to normal this month.

>>108289830 (OP)
And what date is this metric from? Can I have a link to validate?
>>108289987
Putting the bare minimum effort in is too hard for most sadly.

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>>108295623
Literally just google "steam hardware survey"
You can also easily see that the percentage of chinese pcs in this sample more than doubled and that's why all of the metrics shifted.

>>108295659
Jesus, shame you cant filter by language.

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Timmys face when there's more Linux Steam users than Epic Windows users.

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>ANCHOR

>>108295730 (OP)
>>108295734
You just KNOW her pussy is smooth…

>>108295077
You must have horrible standards. A standard manga double page is B5 format (257mm x 182mm) and has a resolution of 2700x1920. You are squeezing it on a device with 122 mm x 91mm and a resolution of 1448 x 1072.

>>108295550
I don't think he's reading manga in double page mode on such a small screen, anon. even on my Sage (7.8") I read them in single page portrait, double pages are only comfortable to read on a 10" or bigger screen

>>108294920
You don't provide any actual reasons why larger screens are bad and that's where the biggest advances have happened. There never was a $499 Kobo to begin with, the most expensive was the Elipsa at $399 and was never the best option on the market. If people want to read pdf, manga or take notes they should get a recent big model with 300ppi, potentially even with color.

>>108295640
Then it's not as "fantastic" as he claims if he has cripple his reading experience that much.
People looking to buy a device for manga shouldn't compromise that badly when a 10" reader only costs three times as much as a 6".

>>108264707 (OP)
I never use it a tablet was so much better

I already stare at screens all day the ereader was just too awkward a device. And way too small.

hd6xx ive always loved you

they don't actually make anything, so who cares?
not like they were a source of good deals anymore either.

I only bought metal dice from massdrop.

>>108292045 (OP)
It already died years ago when they renamed to drop and killed all "brand" recognition

>>108294186
Better deals.
As far as I remember (never used it myself), when enough people backed a product, it would be ordered in bulk from the manufacturer and passed straight on to the users, no need to pay intermediate stores/warehouses to keep a bunch in stock.

>>108295207 (OP)
>Here my archive website :D
>Great, let me make a copy, 2 is alway better then one for preservation
>NOOOOO THINK ABOUT MUH SERVER AND
make it a tracker next time faggot

>>108295207 (OP)
Data hoarding is a like a bank rush, people only do it because they're afraid the place hosting the files won't be there much longer. Its partially self fulfilling, but is usually also the only winning move for any person who may want those files in the future.

>>108295648
Why would you host a website?

The hoarders are right. I haven't contributed to myrient's current hammering but I can assure you that's only because I obtained the sets I wanted years ago already from GGn, Ugg (RIP), Blackcats (RIP) and other sources that distribute large files the way they are supposed to be - via torrents.

Sites come and go. The data is the only thing that matters. RIP mininova.

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>what is p2p
retards be retards

>>108295527
Why are you changing settings on the DAC like a loser using a propriety built in software instead of using FOSS like peace.

>>108295599
is there any FOSS app for transjim dongles?

>>108295621
>app
Dunno, I don't listen to music on my phone, but I know poweramp eq and wavelet exists.

>>108292884
don't buy anything in the same price bracket, you won't find what you're looking for in the beginning as you don't actually know what you're looking for, research for a few months whilst saving up then get a 300$ pair so it'll actually sound "better" to your ears, then stick with that for a while and then eventually in a year or so pickup a 500-650$ iem and call it quits, maybe pickup a slightly better dap/dac than what you already have once you have the 300$ iem, I can personally recommend the questyle m15i and the hifiwalker h2 with rockbox.

>>108295698
ignore this guy he's deaf

>>108295419 (OP)
I've never paid for any software or entertainment in my life. The only thing I purchase are physical goods like hardware and food, and even the food is largely free from hitting up every pantry in my city once per month.

>>108295419 (OP)
i pay for chatgpt 20 buck/mo or whatever
i do like 90% of my work with just chatgpt
would use free versions but the limits are not enough for me

Not paying for anything I can help pay for.

grok/xAI doesnt provide API for free/trials

>>108294265 (OP)
>dumbfrog cant detect product placement
it checks out

>>108294265 (OP)
This is american thing ,you won't understand it

It just works.

Sent from my iPhone.

you think the average person from 4chan goes out of their way to make debate threads about windows and apple and also every fast food chain ever on /ck/? its free to post on this stupid website.

>>108294653
According to my findings and sonnet this version of Minecraft runs a two phase generation system. Phase 1 in one thread does basic terrain gen and cave carving (simple noise that doesn’t require neighboring data) then in another thread phase 2 does foliage, trees, big mushrooms. Before a chunk starts phase 2 it checks to make sure all neighboring chunks completed phase 1 first. What’s interesting though is that Features (the tree feature at least) during phase 2 are given the entire Level as a reference so theoretically they can attempt to place blocks anywhere in the world. What’s weird is it doesn’t seem like Mojang has any checks in place to ensure a feature doesn’t go out of bounds. There might be a comment in the code somewhere but I just assume it said in their internal documentation to make sure a feature’s span doesn’t exceed X number of blocks. Larger features (structures) like villages and dungeons are done through a different system. I’ll have to investigate further.

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>>108294496
I'm unable to connect to the server. Is this a common issue or am I just retarded?
This is what my command line looks like: [MY PATH]\LCEWindows64\Minecraft.Client.exe -ip 142.202.137.109

>>108295423
server probably died again, it's highly unstable

>no linux version

Microsoft started throwing DMCAs out

>>108293379 (OP)
Microsoft isn't really as good at rallying developers and users to a new architecture like Apple is. Third-party Windows developers just don't seem to be as passionate about Windows as Mac developers are about macOS or Linux developers are about Linux.

As soon as Apple unveiled they were moving to Intel back in 2005, Mac developers were already on the way, and the same thing happened for the move to Apple silicon back in 2020.

>>108293379 (OP)
microsoft. its literally always microsofts fault somehow

>>108293379 (OP)
no hardware. i have only seen 2 (two) windows arm devices. a samsung galaxy and a lenovo. both were overpriced

>>108293379 (OP)
>No Win32 applications
Jeets, like Chinks when they copy the 'Eck, do not understand WHY certain things (>no trackpads) are coveted by customers.

>BUT APPL--
Apple provides translation layers. MicroSlop didn't do that for ARM, so who gives a fuck?

>>108295529
>Apple provides translation layers
Not only that, devs are actually expected to port shit, the translation layer is just there to not be left with zero working programs (Outside built-in shit like Calculator) on day one

>>108278324 (OP)
The fucking mods decide the rule and if they don't like it then fuck you. The subreddits are just echo chamber so if you have an unpopular opinion to them then you are done, enjoy getting raped.

>>108278324 (OP)
because the worst thing that can happen is getting zero (You)s

even if you make an abhorrent post but dozens of anons responded you still get some dopamine, it's not like being downvoted on reddit where the more people shit on you the less interaction you get

Dunno about toxic but the format of reddit is completely nonsensical to me. It facilitates no discussion, it's like a shittier SO, because you can only post comments as an answer to the OP comment.
I genuinely don't get how you're supposed to use it.

>>108295347
>I genuinely don't get how you're supposed to use it.
the bots are supposed to repost content from elsewhere on the internet and then the humans are supposed to click the orange arrow and type "I agree" and other variations of it.
They're working on making it so the bots can handle the second part too so that they can harvest maximum investor capital.

because no matter what the retards on reddit and on here will make you believe, reddit is a fucking hivemind where you'll get your posts removed for having an opinion a mod doesn't like or that goes against the official political stance of reddit. on reddit you'll go on a thread about welding and the top comment will be some shit about how trump bad or some other faggotry about american politics with other redditors clapping like seals.
here you can post trannies on a the origami board or the roundhouse kick tnd pasta on /v/ and you'll get warned. you can express a political opinion that "majority" of users don't like and the most that will happen is people will call you words you don't like. on reddit you'll get banned.
it's freedom of expression, and not having an identity linked to your posts. i can get called a subhuman retard on one board and then go and have an interesting conversation with some anons on another, no matter what i said before. and it's somewhat uncensored.
in a way, it's like talking to your friends. while reddit is a sanitized platform, like a workplace. you can't say something naughty or there will be consequences. you have to be le decent human being.

>>108295052
I have many GBs of IDs of femoids from that one time the femoid platform got hacked.

>>108295221
Cheers anon

>>108290114 (OP)
As far as I know, there are two methods of installing a Linux distro: offline and online. Age verification may work if the user installs the Linux package online, but offline, it doesn't. The entire installation process is done locally without sending any user data.

>>108290114 (OP)
>are you over 18? (y/n, default: y):

>>108291115
the """oss""" (*spit*) community can come up with a less shit init system, yet redcorp and M$pottering managed to gently nudge everythingD up every distro's butthole so we get to enjoy linux getting more windowsified by the year

>>108294539 (OP)
I seed till ratio is somewhere between 2 and 4

>>108294539 (OP)
I leave my torrents on seed but most of the time they aren't uploading anything, idk why

>>108295546
it would be sustainable as long as the human population can keep doubling forever. the universe is infinite

>>108295662
entropy bros on suicide watch...

It depends on the actual popularity of the torrent. I don't have a seedbox, so I can't just seed 24/7. Some torrents never even get a 1:1 ratio, even though I tend to keep the files up for quite some time, because barely anybody requests them. With more popular ones I can easily get a 10:1 ratio. I'm happy to share but I can't keep things forever just for the sake of it.

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>>108295696
what da heck, it doesn't say local? we coulda been posting about de3 this whole time

>>108295696
>Free and Open Source
>and
it's "and", not "or", nice troll though

>>108295712
de3 is open source now?

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>>108295712
How does it feel to be so lonely you have to post here?
Everyone hates you here but you're desperate for attention

paid box store local models doko