programming

[fast pagoda]

nano ips are usually like 1ms

[olive sable]

so this monitor is actually better than i thought it was
or i guess its more fair to say there is more tech behind making it this good as i thought

[patent shard]

they are not really 1ms

2 to 3, maybe

[fast pagoda]

https://www.pcgamer.com/ips-monitors-have-finally-reached-the-coveted-1ms-response-time/

apparently my monitor claims 0.03 ms GTG (gray to gray)

that's wild

[olive sable]

thats the 27GL850, i have 3x 27GP850

[fast pagoda]

i was just linking an article to mention the 1ms thing

im surprised i accidentally got it that close to your exact model

[olive sable]

the GP one has a higher refreshrate

and higher brightness cuz hdr400

[patent shard]

it's not
oleds are about 0.3ms
you are looking too much at the marketing specs

[olive sable]

i think the gl doesnt have black frame insertion either so it also improves on that

[patent shard]

and the ultragear IPS are like 3ms

[fast pagoda]

that's why i said claims

[nocturne olive]

I have no clue if my current main or upcoming secondary monitor are actually any good

[obsidian mantle]

i think monitor and mouse/keyboard are not that important

[olive sable]

i odnt think its that high, but its def not sub ms

[olive sable]

i think you're wrong

[patent shard]

depends what transition
total is about 5ms.. but I think 0 to 80% is more fair

[obsidian mantle]

just dont get $10 crap and its alright

[fast pagoda]

the real measurement for this thing

[patent shard]

this is a VA, btw
competitive to IPS in the middle/bright areas... falls a bit behind on dark areas

https://i.rtings.com/assets/products/lnq7D0Qd/aoc-q27g3xmn/heatmap-max-first-large.jpg?format=auto

[olive sable]

ye but besides that, i do think there is a noticeable difference between resolutions and refresh-rate and latency and colour accuracy and hdr and polling rate and the materials it is made from and the weight and the power usage and ...

[obsidian mantle]

it will probably not cost you any time

having less beautiful red

or more frames

[fast pagoda]

i specifically included the gray to gray thing becaause all that means is that theyre not measuring the actual entire response, theyre only measuring a part of it, so iykyk

[olive sable]

you mean latency vs refresharate?

cuz if you want a higher refreshrate you need to cut down the latency

[obsidian mantle]

i mean

[olive sable]

you mean?

[obsidian mantle]

i will probably spend same time writing a program

or compiling it

[olive sable]

[fast pagoda]

they are not mutually exclusive anyways, better colour and better responsiveness

[olive sable]

im kinda like not using my monitor to compile programs

[obsidian mantle]

yeah but instead of spending +$200 on monitor you can spend +$200 on gpu for example

[fast pagoda]

i usually dont buy my monitor at the same time as the PC

[obsidian mantle]

isnt it all just fancy stuff for no real profit

[olive sable]

i alread have a 3090, and god knows im not buying a single 40 or 50 series card

[patent shard]

I'm not sure that's available with the newer methodology
yes, I'd like 0 to 80%, that'd be awesome

or I just didn't look enough

[fast pagoda]

these still work

[olive sable]

"profit" you sound like you have no joy or whimsy in your life
live a litle, have more than 30fps monitor. have the brightness actually be bright
quality of life

[fast pagoda]

roomba for scale ig

these monitors are older than you sam

and they are also my favourite monitors of all time still

dell 2007fp

$500 back in the day

[obsidian mantle]

you are probably right

[fast pagoda]

1600x1200 resolution IPS panel

60hz refresh

[obsidian mantle]

damn i should buy a roomba too

[fast pagoda]

16 MS response time

(!!)

[olive sable]

Screen Size: 20.1 inches
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Native Resolution: \(1600\times 1200\) pixels
Maximum Resolution: \(1920\times 1200\) pixels
Response Time: 16ms
Contrast Ratio: 800:1
Brightness: 300 cd/m²

for 2007 thats probably fine

[fast pagoda]

It's from 2006

[olive sable]

deceptive marketing

-20 points

[fast pagoda]

car model years innit

[olive sable]

i have no point of reference so to me all those specs just suck compare to my monitors

[fast pagoda]

i think i literally just posted this recently but

[olive sable]

you recently posted this in another location

not neurocord i think

[fast pagoda]

ah was it ok

also just noticed

the fabled flash drive

aka the maybe bitcoin one lol

[fast pagoda]

it's weird because even though they do suck mega ass it doesnt look anywhere near that dramatic when they're like

next to each other

[solid flint]

yo hi

i thought i would'nt encounter you there

anyways am going to bed
gn

and gl

[fast pagoda]

heyo i just come and go

[lost hill]

Make sure that your floor and flat is fit for that. I had one in another flat, and I have almost never used it. Why? Because running with a broom was faster

My flat’s floor was really not made for dry cleaning like that, so I would have to clean it with a broom after the roomba did it anyways. So I’ve just figured that I may skip waiting for a clanker to fail at its job and jump to cleaning immediately.

I should probably get another one for this flat because it could use some regular automated dust cleaner

[obsidian mantle]

i thought the idea of roomba is that it can clean every day

[lost hill]

Yeah, but I didn’t get as much dust back then as I do now.

[obsidian mantle]

its not very flat, i have 2 big carpets in 2 rooms

[lost hill]

Flat, as in, the space. Your apartment, if you will

[obsidian mantle]

oh

i read it completely wrong for some reason

sleep deprived

[lost hill]

You will probably have to move these all the time though. I had some long curtains and a few chairs, and the roomba couldn’t get off of them

[obsidian mantle]

ohhhhh

hell no then

i thought they can deal with carpets

i was thinking it working while im out at work for example

[lost hill]

Varies by carpet, I suppose. I don’t have a carpet that wouldn’t be a challenge for a roomba

[lost hill]

Yeah! You can automate it and even see its activity remotely

You should remember that you will have to empty the roomba every day or two though

[obsidian mantle]

not an issue at all i guess

maybe i'll get it some day

[olive sable]

el psy kongroo

[fast pagoda]

@obsidian mantle the new new ones are a bit different than this

even than the one i got and that was only like 2-3 years ago

if you go ultra spency there's one from roborock with an arm on it that can pick up stuff like shoes and put them where you want it to do that

like robot wars lmao

and the cleaning bases are like

60-80 days "theoretically" cuz they empty the bin and swap the water

and yea there's mops now

on the same unit

not #ad i was just looking at this earlier and it's "half off" but still $1300 so i wa slike damn it better be a butler

lol the arm is so funny to me

agi achieved

[stray dragon]

this thing is so cool wtf

[fast pagoda]

that's what im saying ive been pogging and i cant find any others with the arm or anything

base is nromal, the mop is fairly standard now

some of them can climb a fair bit

dangit, at first i thought eufy had managed to put out a carpet cleaning one

but it just comes with a mini carpet cleaner for YOU to use

but im not a robot i cant clean

[obsidian mantle]

the hand

So nice

[true hemlock]

speaking of roombas

i've seen so many people got attached to theirs and its sort of heartwarming

[dapper kernel]

[patent shard]

ram prices 💸

I saw 32gb 6400mhz CL38 for $190 posted as a deal

[obsidian mantle]

Again???

[gritty dust]

@olive sable we got some cool crap thats bouta happen

im just about done the modeling, some parts are quite done but its about 90-95% done

just some mounting hardware needed to finish up on

[rigid snow]

what is that

[sage crag]

a doodad

a thingymajig

a doohickey

[rigid snow]

[sage crag]

[rigid snow]

[obsidian mantle]

[jagged turtle]

[trim valve]

vscode I swear to god

show me real changelogs

not your new "agent hq"

[rough bloom]

just ask the AI agent thing to show you the changelogs

surely it's reliable

[opaque sigil]

that is the whole changelog

[trim valve]

[rough bloom]

[tender river]

why would you need a changelog

or anything besides agent hq, really

sounds like a distraction from the new copilot features

[trim valve]

[jagged turtle]

agreed

definitely reliable 100% of the time

also ngl I wish agent hq had a standardized api or smth so it's not just limited to copilot or codex

[olive sable]

[neat cosmos]

get vscodium, might be better

[tender river]

get nvim

[sage crag]

r

[dry charm]

I spent 8+ hours to configure nvim from 0

[sage crag]

LTS

[dry charm]

my LSP is still works randomly

[sage crag]

unstable repository

[dry charm]

The one I had most trouble was the conversion from the lsp-config to the new vim.lsp.config + active

I was like, wha

[tender river]

notlua caught that

[dry charm]

(also why kotlin LSP stinks so much)

[tender river]

its a dsl for writing lua code in nix

i use it for nvim configuration

and it checks my code

[dry charm]

oh I'm currently skipping nix completly

[tender river]

updated to lts just the other day

updated

[sage crag]

uptodated

to lts

[tender river]

i prefer rolling but

dont know how to change

[sage crag]

get wheel

[tender river]

cant

no shell

oem locked

[sage crag]

physical

wheel

rolling rolling rolling

[tender river]

still cant

not make wheel for leaves

[obsidian mantle]

[olive sable]

[umbral thorn]

[gritty dust]

wow it's sam

[gritty dust]

[dry charm]

Oh even worse. Since I'm using direnv everywhere, LSP is yelling that the server binaries are not executable

lovely

I'm not going to replace rider anytime soon...

[opaque sigil]

Huh

Why would they not be executable

[dry charm]

Cause they are not on PATH

they are added when I enter the directory in terminal

cause of direnv + nix flake

[sick owl]

After playing with it a bit, I feel comfortable saying Google Antigravity is by far the nicest VScode agentic fork thingy I've toyed with

I prefer it to github copilot and cursor

Maybe not cline but cline will also bankrupt you

Haven't tried codex mind

[radiant anvil]

Can anyone evaluate my PC build?

Processor (CPU): AMD Ryzen 5 7500F OEM (AM5, 6 cores/12 threads, 3.7–5.0 GHz, 65W, L3: 32MB)
Graphics Card (GPU): Palit GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Dual (12GB, GDDR6X, PCIe 4.0)
Motherboard: ASRock B650M Pro RS WiFi (AM5, Micro-ATX, DDR5)
RAM: ADATA XPG Lancer Blade 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-6000 CL30
SSD: ADATA LEGEND 960 MAX 1TB NVMe PCIe 4.0
Power Supply (PSU): MONTECH GAMMA II 750W Gold
CPU Cooler: ID-COOLING SE-224-XTS Black
Case: MONTECH AIR 1000 PREMIUM Black

[sick owl]

I do wonder how much of this is the actual software vs gemini 3 pro just being really nice though

[maiden geyser]

in this economy?

[nocturne olive]

Reasonable I would say
Though too little of everything for my needs

[trim valve]

weird choice of cpu, is there a reason for it over something like a 7600x?

[nocturne olive]

Well does seem to say 7500F is basically a cheaper 7600

I don't know, @true hemlock can confirm himself probably

[opaque sigil]

Anything stopping you from launching the editor from that env? That's what I usually do

[rare bramble]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhxUN2kcOWM&t=822s

[opaque sigil]

https://supermaven.com/blog/sunsetting-supermaven i wonder what "foreseeable future" means to them

[true hemlock]

7500f is MUCH cheaper for no performance difference

[true hemlock]

how much did you paid for it btw? seems pretty good

[olive sable]

Hi

I have class

[radiant anvil]

I don't know how much it costs in the US or anywhere else, but here it costs about $1,500.

[rough bloom]

Supermaven gone
absorbed by Cursor

oh well, was practically dead for the past year or so anyway

[true hemlock]

oh pretty decent, what country?

and when was it built/bought

[nocturne olive]

#gaming

[rigid snow]

what the fuck is mojang doing

why are we at .10

[nocturne olive]

We doing 3rd number increments now I guess

[mint shuttle]

sry, im just drunk rn

[opaque walrus]

Hi, I had serious question about Unity. if it fine with you guys.

[radiant anvil]

Russia and I made it in the designer today

[sage crag]

rrrrr

[peak charm]

i wonder if vedal uses something similar to nested learning for neuro

[maiden geyser]

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2025/11/21/notepad-update-begins-rolling-out-to-windows-insiders/

massive

[nocturne olive]

So notepad is now bloatpad

[peak charm]

just another thing for windows 11 to use even more RAM then it already does for no reason

[hearty notch]

ai streaming straight into my notepad

exactly what I've been craving

[opaque sigil]

support for markdown tables is pretty nice at least

[hearty notch]

tru

[maiden geyser]

notepad is bowlpad

[trim valve]

notepad more like boat

⛵

[obsidian mantle]

oh shit i hope they fix my 10 fps notepad

🙏

[nocturne olive]

They'll fix it by making it 5FPS instead

[maiden geyser]

do you need 20k fps and whistles in notepad

[hearty notch]

yes thats where i play doom

how am i support to port abandoned archive into notepad if microsoft keeps fucking up the notepad game engine

[olive sable]

give me a sec

[olive sable]

rrrrr

[mighty thorn]

Elaborate

Then riddle me this: why don’t we use them now

(teeny tiny hint: the answer is that training them sucks)

[warm river]

ffs i swear someone needs shut down facebook

their amazing scraper keeps ddosingmy site

[cosmic sphinx]

@sick owl NEW MODEL ALERT

holy I love ultra expensive corpa models

https://fixupx.com/claudeai/status/1993030546243699119?s=20

Claude (@claudeai)

Introducing Claude Opus 4.5: the best model in the world for coding, agents, and computer use.
︀︀
︀︀Opus 4.5 is a step forward in what AI systems can do, and a preview of larger changes to how work gets done.

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FixupX · Nov 24, 2025, 6:54 PM

[normal latch]

guys anyone here who had experience with aiogram?

need help kinda

[nocturne olive]

Wa is ta?

[harsh hill]

Sure what you need @normal latch

[sick owl]

HOLY

[sick owl]

@cosmic sphinx I have it free in github copilot

[cosmic sphinx]

runs out of quota after 1 prompt LULE

[glad path]

im too lazy to add mcp i think

to my framework

smh

[sick owl]

Already mogs Gemini 3 Pro lmao

It and GPT 5.1 both just treated it like a regular maze and tried flood fill and BFS

[cosmic sphinx]

what maze

[half beacon]

I need help. I need a safe for work copy pasta for some testing related to string manipulation.

Nm, found a good one. Using Darth Plagueis

[warped narwhal]

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

[half beacon]

hmmm, that would be a good one too. The pirates told me to use lorum ipsum, which isn't fin at all.

Thanks!

[sick owl]

Interestingly Gemini 3 deep think still clears Opus 4.5

[cosmic sphinx]

cost though

[warped narwhal]

I have built a 3MiB linux iso, I feel too powerful

[sick owl]

Finally a model that doesn't just hallucinate ad infinitum on problems like this ↓

[obsidian mantle]

soo

does it lack brainpower or methods of interaction

to solve it

[sick owl]

I've encouraged it to go acquire the tools it needs, we'll see how that pans out

[obsidian mantle]

oh does it think for a long time

[sick owl]

64k tokens per response max

[rigid snow]

[sick owl]

And since its in an agentic harness its also talking to itself

It is so damn smart though

No other model has actually tackled this problem properly like that

[obsidian mantle]

is it based entirely on text training data?

[sick owl]

Its multimodal but this maze is unique and extremely visually complex and noisy

HOLY

[obsidian mantle]

is it going to compile and run it in its head

[warped narwhal]

lmao, I mean if it works it works I guess.

[warped narwhal]

can't wait for an AI model to make and run malware on my pc because it halucinated something

[warped narwhal]

oh wait, copilot comes with that feature already doesn't it.

[obsidian mantle]

can it actually use this code

[sick owl]

Yup

[obsidian mantle]

how exactly

[sick owl]

About that, this was a paper released a few days ago by the lab that made this model

https://time.com/7335746/ai-anthropic-claude-hack-evil/

[obsidian mantle]

insert arguments and follow the code?

[sick owl]

Its running in an agentic harness, meaning it has access to a sandboxed podman instance

[obsidian mantle]

ohh

[sick owl]

If you're wondering about the antigrav I'm repurposing the folder I used to test that as a workspace for it

[obsidian mantle]

that doesnt sound quite right

[obsidian mantle]

will it generate the "answer" image

oh

png

[sick owl]

I am being a little unfair tbh

That things a nightmare to parse for human eyes let alone a language model

[cosmic sphinx]

yeah no im not solving that

[obsidian mantle]

there are places like these

[sick owl]

Okay we're getting warmer tbf

[warped narwhal]

A for effort, F for results

[sick owl]

Getting warmer

To be clear the model didn't write "SOLVED!", the script did

The model is aware its not solved yet

[warped narwhal]

it's a little confused, but it's nearly there

[trim valve]

nearly is

certainly an optimistic way to phrase it

[warped narwhal]

I can assure you that this is an required maneuver

[obsidian mantle]

it starts in the wrong place and it messes it all up

following the path requires you to be on the path from the start

just jumped down why not

it seems to have a faulty alrogorithm anyway

[sick owl]

I think its because the image is fundamentally algorithm unfriendly

Stuff like this is so hostile to algorithms

[sick owl]

I coulda saved £140 on my monitor

They told me black friday was a lie

[patent shard]

I mean, it is
They usually just discount to a price they have it set to for 3+ months the rest of the year

[sick owl]

Well I can tell ya several months back my monitor costed £150 more than this

[patent shard]

You gotta wait until sale
Look at price history

[sick owl]

I don't regret it mind the things great but its still annoying

[obsidian mantle]

Normal price $500
Black friday giga discount $800 $500

[sick owl]

Doesn't seem to be the case here

I guess the discount is more like £50 over the prior best discount though

I got it at £689 which is still alright for a monitor that launched with an MSRP of 1k so I can't whinge too much

Not like I'm the one of the guys who bought for 1-1.6k

Loving the OLED, hope MicroLED is more mature by the time it craps out in five or so years though

Inorganic components are way, way better suited to display tech

In like every way

[rigid snow]

display is lie

close eyes and use imagination get same effect

[olive sable]

Hey hey hey

Dont set me out of my job here

Ding ding look at the pretty graphics

Btw, suddendly a lot of 3090s are available 2ndhand here for €550

Im geussing people are upgrading due to black friday

[rigid snow]

graphic pretty is when ambient occlusion real time ray traced global illumination rtx pbr material

[olive sable]

Look

Im getting there

[rigid snow]

sam building real engine

[olive sable]

Just give me another couple months for the game to be somewhat ready for release, and then i can throw a bunch of graphics upgrades at it

3d modeling is a lot of work

[rigid snow]

gta san andreas epic custom map mod 2006

[olive sable]

Im aiming for at least beter graphics than ps2

[rigid snow]

that wasn’t a remark on graphics

square map

perfectly flat

[olive sable]

The perfectly flat is cuz im still working on it

[rigid snow]

why square

[olive sable]

The perfectly square is cuz usa

[rigid snow]

it’s surrounded by water

[olive sable]

The water was added afterwards as a border, so i guess thats fair

[rigid snow]

reminded me of this gta sa mod that used to be very popular here

square map with roads by the perfectly straight coast

[rigid snow]

this is arguably better because it’s huge and you don’t really come across the corners

i think it’s like 2x the sa map?

[olive sable]

Me when i take a big screenshot and feed it to gemini so i dont have to read every listing

I wonder if gemini can even read images this tall, lr will it get compressed?

Ye it gets compressed to shit

[sick owl]

Just give it the webpage at that point lmao

[olive sable]

I dont think its able to

[sick owl]

In AI studio

[olive sable]

I dont have ai studio

[sick owl]

Its a website

https://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_chat

[olive sable]

I see

[patent shard]

MicroLED is so cool
just a little expensive and it requires large sizes to get high resolution

[sick owl]

Okay so this is what claude is getting out of the maze in terms of structure huh

Oh btw @cosmic sphinx still not out of quota

Omg its gotten so much closer since I left it

Only took warming the planet by an extra degree

I mean its not close

But its closer

[umbral thorn]

[hearty notch]

I LOVE SIMD

[ionic zealot]

I'm working on adding VR support to my project. VR in Godot is both easier and harder than I expected.

Don't suppose anyone here is familiar with how to do it?

Specifically I can't figure out how to interact with a viewport for 3D menus or read direct inputs from the controllers

[frank spindle]

Why is it moving along the lines

[severe path]

Has anyone ever tried cooking bacon with their GPU?

[young plover]

I don't think you could get it nearly hot enough for that
Realistically the backplate isn't gonna go over 80C/176F with good heat transfer

That's only enough to keep cooked food food-safe

I guess if you don't mind waiting a couple hours it could work.

but not get crispy

[true hemlock]

you can take the heatsink off and run it off pcie cable for it to face up

and use the die to cook shit

or attach a small aluminum bowl on it with thermal paste

might actually try that ngl

boiling egg probably

thing is it only work decent on higher end cards with bigger die area

small die area with higher heat density won't do much and is riskier with hotspots

actually

i have a gtx 780 to spare for that

[tender river]

[brazen berry]

[glad path]

[final tinsel]

hey #programming did you hear there was an integer overflow damage value in AA already?

[jagged turtle]

no way what?

[final tinsel]

#906710543816077324 message

[jagged turtle]

damn I forgot I'm not in the AA discord

[final tinsel]

SMH my head

#mod-announcements message

[heady mural]

yo guys i need help with C++

[glad path]

saw it in the patch notes

[glad path]

im terrible at c++ but i can try to help

[heady mural]

i cant send a pic but ill send you on dm

[young plover]

I'm good at C++ but don't want to use DMs

[true hemlock]

may be a hot take for some but
out of all 3 nvme, sata ssd and hdd i'd say sata ssd is the most pointless.
it cost barely any cheaper than nvme, slower than nvme because SATA protocol bottlenecks it and most importantly it has shit latencies.
HDDs, you get huge raw storage for it for medias for dirt cheap. i don't know why people shit on HDD more, its way more cost effective for huge storage compared to SATA SSD and you get good raw bandwidth on RAID setup regardless

all the SATA SSD shill seem to come from people who transitioned from HDD to SATA SSD back then before nvme existed so it makes sense back then but i don't think it makes any sense anymore nowdays. plus SATA SSD is only good if you for some reason need 8-16TB of storage for programs which i've never seen anyone actually do and at that point 2x 4TB nvme is more cost effective per performance.

[hollow matrix]

Why can't we just stick with the regular captchas anymore smh

[hollow matrix]

Better hot take:
TypeScript is superior to Python, I will stand by this until the day I die

[true hemlock]

typescript made me wanna commit sudoku

javascript is even more ass imo

[hollow matrix]

Yup, but TypeScript is good

[true hemlock]

nuh uh

[olive sable]

[true hemlock]

sata ssd only seem good because people that used it back in 2013 can't admit that its mid right now

[dry charm]

I have 1 TB sata. its good if I want things accessed frequently, but not that fast

like dev projects

NVMe is used for OS

NVMe > SATA SSDs for sure, but having both have benefits

[true hemlock]

its good for storing projects that you can just load entirely to ram regardless

but pretty shit if you do frequent random I/O for some programs that uses this

[dry charm]

I do not want to load the whole thing to ram

I'M not going to touch the whole thing

[true hemlock]

well if you don't do random I/O all the time its fine

but well, nvme is not even more expensive nowdays so sata ssd still worth if bought years ago

just doesn't make sense rn

gen 3 nvme is cheaper than sata AFAIK

[tender river]

i use sata ssds instead of hdds on my server because

• only have sata connectors (its an sbc with limited io)
• pretty cheap all things considered (it was like $20-30 per tb)
• low power draw (again, sbc, it's literally powered off a phone brick)
• better data integrity (no mechanical wear and tear)

[dry charm]

just checked, NVMe is 2x of sata /TB

[true hemlock]

in here its barely any different

[dry charm]

the nvme inflation has not arrived yet

[true hemlock]

ah, $20 per tb is hdd level price to capacity so that would make sense

[dry charm]

I love SSDs in servers, much less liability problems + SMART gives you estimate over life

[true hemlock]

i gotta snatch a 4TB real fucking quick yeah

[dry charm]

though proxmox claims 40% wear on SSD

[dry charm]

they are going up so do it

[true hemlock]

elvyn is saving up for a 4TB herself with commissions

might wanna reserve one rq especially when i can get a decent 4TB TLC 7000MB/s for $220 rn

ah fuck it, bought

[tender river]

yee its a random chinese company but i use 3 of them in an array so im not worried about random failures

[dry charm]

WHAT $220

[true hemlock]

pre inflation pricings

[dry charm]

its $400 for me

[true hemlock]

except i have a connection for that in this inflation rn

shit maybe i should hoard more nvme

and sell it with maybe $10-$20 up price once the inflation hits

idgaf about profiting much though just wanna help people to get an nvme this way

[dry charm]

Rider/Idea -> neovim has been a rocky road

it is so confusing

[tender river]

im learning emacs currently

[dry charm]

I was considering try that, cause I know someone who I can ask questions directly

[tender river]

imo nvim better to start with

its less overwhelming

emacs is good too but theres so many features its pretty unapproachable

and vim-style keybindings are way more useful to know than emacs keybindings

since every editor supports vim emulation

[dry charm]

It is still a very big hurdle when naively want to migrate from a larger IDE

atleast I'm still struggling to setup simple things

also I dunno why, maybe I am the problem. WHY ARE THERE SO MANY OUTDATED THINGS FROM LESS THAN 6 MONTHS AGO

"oh here is LSP config" ok cool
does it
"DEPRECATED USE THIS" oh ok
uses it
*everything broken" cool

[tender river]

ye the lsp thing got everyone

[dry charm]

I get it why, but im like why

I have kotlin disable and it still autostarts

[tender river]

i havent even gotten around to configuring lsp in emacs yet

[dry charm]

[ERROR][2025-11-25 08:43:05] .../lua/vim/lsp.lua:496    "cannot start easy_dotnet due to config error: ...ovim-unwrapped-0.11.4/share/nvim/runtime/lua/vim/lsp.lua:485: cmd: expected expected function or table with executable command, got table: 0x7f91f2ee5e98. Info: dotnet is not executable"
[ERROR][2025-11-25 08:43:05] .../lua/vim/lsp.lua:496    "cannot start kotlin_language_server due to config error: ...ovim-unwrapped-0.11.4/share/nvim/runtime/lua/vim/lsp.lua:485: cmd: expected expected function or table with executable command, got table: 0x7f91efb5f7f0. Info: kotlin-language-server is not executable"
[ERROR][2025-11-25 08:43:05] .../lua/vim/lsp.lua:496    "cannot start lua_ls due to config error: ...ovim-unwrapped-0.11.4/share/nvim/runtime/lua/vim/lsp.lua:485: cmd: expected expected function or table with executable command, got table: 0x7f91efb8d970. Info: lua-language-server is not executable"

[tender river]

my config https://github.com/chayleaf/dotfiles/blob/master/home/modules/nvim.nix

[dry charm]

wtf

oh wait this is not lua, this is nix

[tender river]

its both

lua in nix

i designed this dsl a while ago i would've made way better nowadays

but it works so whatever

its still literally better than plain lua

lua wont get you type checking

[dry charm]

Right now I would be content having a working LSP

that is why I completly ommited nix

also I use the config on work laptop (Windows) so I don't think i'll migrate

at the start I was like learn it without nix and then use it

[tender river]

my nvim config is nothing compared to my router config

https://github.com/chayleaf/dotfiles/blob/master/system/hosts/router/default.nix

[dry charm]

oh your router is running nix?

[tender river]

yee ereader too

[dry charm]

oh nice

[tender river]

and phone but i dont use a phone right now because battery died

[dry charm]

is it a hacked existing device or is it a desktop platform?

or server

[tender river]

router?

bpi-r3

even that barely is barely specced enough for nix

8gb storage and 1gb (i think) ram

its like the bare minimum

oh 2gb ram

thats slightly better

[dry charm]

oooh nice

[tender river]

i still have to use zram swap

[dry charm]

I was thinking of MAYBE switching out my Mikrotik to pfSense on my minipc but then I decided it was not worth it

[dry charm]

ouch

[tender river]

pf is nice

never used pfsense

i have very specific routing needs and nix allows me to be confident i'll be able to use the same config on a different device

if your requirements are boring staying with boring software is the right choice

[dry charm]

I WAS FUCK ED OVER BY MASON-LSPCONFIG

AAAA

OH COOL I did not know my keyboard has Shift+Fn+F1 = F13 capabilities

[tender river]

exception is if you love computers and want to learn more

or if you hate computers and want to learn more that works too

[dry charm]

I just want to tinker with cool stuff and deepdive into shit

like I love my Mikrotik, but pfSense sounds cool to have

but then if something is wrong, I have to spend hours figuring out the fix

which would not be nice without internet access

[tender river]

you can also check out http://openbsdrouterguide.net/ i liked it
except seems dead on my end so check web archive maybe

[dry charm]

tbh hence why I want to do neovim from 0 instead of using something like LazyVim or Zed

[dry charm]

works on my end, so DNS

[tender river]

probably just firefox

[dry charm]

will be a nice read

[tender river]

curl works

[dry charm]

I'm using floorp

huh

im this -| |- close to installing an arch distrobox and just install shit on there

WOHO

easy-dotnet deadlocks my vim if I change project folder

i love this

[rigid snow]

[tender river]

:neuro4D:

[olive sable]

:neuro5DWithInterdimensionalTimeTravel:

[rigid snow]

vedal

[idle dune]

I asked Claude to help me install pop_OS on my old MacBook Pro

trying to fix the AMD driver issue broke my display drivers

[tender river]

what if we went the other way instead

:neuro2D:

[young plover]

:neuro1D:
|

[idle dune]

Tbf pop_OS worked fine, I just had a weirdly annoying graphical issue where the desktop smeared. I think my AMD gpu is just dying idk.

So ehhh I’ll just wait till I get a real desktop*

[idle dune]

I might be picking up either a ROG Ally or a cheapo desktop soon it depends

There’s a dude selling a gaming desktop for 400 bucks be he isn’t responding >:[

[cosmic sphinx]

yeah no, it's cooked

@sick owl are we cooking!?

[cosmic sphinx]

seriously, though, when would they be logically dropping 3.0 flash? if it's ready, it's likely a week after 3.0 pro, to separate the hype between the models.
another option, somewhere in december, if it's not complete
or, if the performance of the model is not significant enough, they might not even release it, and just go straight for 3.5 atp

[rigid snow]

eee

[jagged turtle]

where's chayleaf 6? is it still in beta?

[tender river]

released already

not what i'm running

on lts build currently

[jagged turtle]

yeah fair enough

[midnight sigil]

[tender river]

https://github.com/fsharp/emacs-fsharp-mode/blob/c0f4df474731bf1a75735af121ea47e9238ccb88/eglot-fsharp.el
why does it download fsautocomplete instead of rely on system packages

[olive sable]

[tender river]

emacs is about as jank as i expected

i really like some of its features just dont have the time to setup it fully

[old totem]

chat is this dumb

i hate seeing the long wall of imports on my main code

so i just put this in one import file

[dry charm]

yes, dunno if python has import specific logic, but it might break something

[old totem]

it does work i tested it

but the issue is i dont have dropdowns

so i kinda have to memorize the needed objects

[dry charm]

so you already encountered a big issue with this approach

[old totem]

this actually prints

[dry charm]

of course it works

[old totem]

atleast i dont see a wall of imports

[dry charm]

imports are just objects

[dry charm]

why are you looking at them

pretty sure I have 100s of files with like 30+ imports

[old totem]

this just looks ugly to me

[tender river]

better approach

modules.py

import os
import sys
import io

otherfile.py

import modules
print(modules.os.listdir())

[old totem]

i dont have this issue with c++

[dry charm]

half of those are unused, of course its ugly

[old totem]

true

tho i think i'll use most of them

[dry charm]

and I find this anti-productive, as if you need to use a language which does not support this kind of import, you are essentially screwed

since you relied on this pattern

[tender river]

nyope reexports are pretty universal across languages

[old totem]

not that deep really

i can revert if i think i have an issue with it

[dry charm]

I never seen that in C#, Java, Kotlin or other compiled languages

[dry charm]

Nono, I'm just stating what I personally find wrong with this approach

[old totem]

oh shit i found a better solution

just now

i put the wall of imports

[dry charm]

Either they are marked as global packages or you reference them. Never seen that you can just reference the package as-is when imported

[old totem]

in the if statement below

[tender river]

its a thing in js, rust, haskell, ocaml, and a whole lot of other languages

[tender river]

not being able to reexport stuff just means your module system is lacking

[old totem]

i dont have to look at it much with it like this

W fix

[dry charm]

js: everything is an object
haskell: everything is a monad
rust: no idea, why is that a thing???

[tender river]

since its pretty important for module encapsulation

[dry charm]

Why would you want to re-export an already imported package?
Would it make sense to just use those imported packages in the specific use-case area?

[old totem]

atleast for me it just doesnt look clean

[tender river]

if you have a module it may define a lot of functions in submodules and expose some common ones on a top level

[old totem]

im the type to hide all the mess in one closet

[tender river]

or it may import internal modules and expose some of their parts publicly

its a pretty common pattern

[dry charm]

Wouldn't delegating a function specficially for that internal function be better? In case the internal function changes, you can migrate the module safely without concern about breaking referencing entites

[opaque sigil]

At that point can't you just collapse them in the editor

[tender river]

if the internal module changes, thats just a module implementation detail

[hearty notch]

I LOVE TRAITS

[tender river]

the top level module changes as well because it relies on implementation details

[dry charm]

I might too OOP minded to see the benefit of re-exporting modules

[tender river]

no its literally just encapsulation

think of a getter that originally returned one property but then started returning some other property while preserving the same public interface

thats what reexports can be

really reexports are just an (on purpose) limited form of constructing compile time objects (modules) out of other compile time objects

well, not so limited in python/js

[dry charm]

Ok now I'm fundamentall confused, the change you described with the getter does not make any sense for me in the case of modules

as that would either be override or breaking change in my mind

I do not see the "module encapsulation" happening

I think I do not approach this from the correct angle

[tender river]

pseudocode

// module a
fn print_x() {
  print("x");
}
// top-level
pub import a::print_x as do_stuff;

// then change
// module a
fn print_y() {
  print("y");
}
// top-level
pub import a::print_y as do_stuff;

what i meant is just that reexports dont prevent you from providing a consistent interface they just allow you to structure your code in more flexible ways

[olive sable]

damn, new version of 🍃 released

[dry charm]

Is that reexport? Isn't that just a normal export/import pattern?

[tender river]

thats called a reexport yes

when you export something you imported

[dry charm]

In my mind this is reexport:

import util from 'util';

export default {
  util: util
};
//OR
export default {
  somefunction: () => {},
  ...util
}

[dry charm]

but those two function are not reexports, unless you export print_x and print_y

[tender river]

still reexport since you just change the name

if you were to write a wrapper that wouldnt be a reexport ye

[dry charm]

Is it though?

you are exporting a new thing that is just using the other import values, you are not exporting the imported one

[tender river]

you are exporting the same thing

renaming it doesnt change what it is

[lament igloo]

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/code-formatters-expose-thousands-of-secrets-from-banks-govt-tech-orgs/

[hearty notch]

lmfao

opsec moment

[tender river]

and even without the ability to change the name its still very useful for code organization

[dry charm]

Hmm interesting. Personally I wouldn't call that reexport, as you are most likely using that as a way to shadow / limit access to some tool.

For example:

//FileA.js
export somefunction(type: string) {
  ...
}

//FileB.js
import { somefunction } from "./FileA.js";
export class MyClass {
  runWithTypeA() {
    somefunction("A");
  }

  runWithTypeB() {
    //Setup before B
    somefunction("B");
  }
}

Though I think it depends on the purpose?

[tender river]

this isnt reexport because you arent exporting somefunction as is ye

[dry charm]

yeah if I were to do to

export class MyClass {
...
  runWithType(type: string) {
    somefunction(type);
  }
}

it is reexport, kind of

[tender river]

no this still isnt reexport

because you're wrapping it

js has export ... from ... for reexports

[dry charm]

Wait, then this is not reexport either then

[tender river]

it is because you're just exporting what you imported

[dry charm]

so this was correct in my assumption that you reexport things as-is

[tender river]

you import print_x and then you export it
is there something i could explain?

[dry charm]

Yeah just there was no export in yours

so I got confused, sorry

[tender river]

implied by pub yeah

[dry charm]

OHH

I do not know rust so that is why

[tender river]

my pseudocode notoriously hard to understand since i know a billion languages

[dry charm]

nah it is fine, I wanted to wrap my head around

[tender river]

after days of debugging i wrote 3 lines of code that fixed the issue

[trim valve]

increasing temptation to try and rewrite a bunch of dns records into something like terraform rules

but I know that's a dangerous idea

because noone will want to use terraform

[maiden geyser]

can you rewrite it in rust?

[trim valve]

I only suggest this

because we have 38 A records

and a further 26 cname records

[tender river]

reminds me when i self hosted my dns and had my dns config in nix

[trim valve]

I would get assasinated if I tried to use nix for this

[tender river]

[trim valve]

already having doubts about using terraform or something similar because its not just logging in and doing stuff

people have to spend a few minutes reading doccumentation instead of using the pretty ui

[tender river]

i wouldnt use any automation unless its a task that has to be redone often

[trim valve]

fair

I am just sick of having a shared server that has 3 web servers and no docs

[tender river]

ye imperative server config can be annoying

[trim valve]

alongside like 50 random dns records with no docs

"but if you don't use ubuntu then how will other people install stuff"

that's the point

you don't

idk I sorta want to get talked out of moving our Ubuntu stuff into either entirely docker compose or entirely nixos

because on one hand I am sick of having a bunch of undocumented stuff

but on the other hand it "works"

ig the biggest issue is people will just take the path of least resistance

in this case being "I want to make a DNS record so I open the cloudflare account" rather than "I want to make a DNS record so I edit the terraform file and apply it"

[opaque sigil]

Nixos container

[trim valve]

I may get exploded

[scenic kettle]

hello programmers, Opinions on this build

[trim valve]

does it have enough airflow

[scenic kettle]

probably needs more fans

[maiden geyser]

it feels a bit cramped in 'ere don't you tink

[scenic kettle]

who the fuck mounts a PSU like that

[maiden geyser]

but it's supposed to mount like that i suppose

from the fact that gpu is mounted the same way

[obsidian mantle]

does it not have special chamber for hard drives and psu behind the motherboard

Where the wires go

[scenic kettle]

yeah thats what id assume

[obsidian mantle]

Weird case

[maiden geyser]

Narnia

[obsidian mantle]

Its huge but empty

[scenic kettle]

yeah its weird apparently full towers are just like that

[obsidian mantle]

My full tower has this

[scenic kettle]

[obsidian mantle]

Maybe i got some extra wide full tower

[trim valve]

I'm also worried that if I try I'll do something half baked

[obsidian mantle]

Idk

[trim valve]

and like, whilst everything is currently broken

I don't want it to get even more broken

[obsidian mantle]

If it works dont touch it mhm

[trim valve]

it only half works

:3

[scenic kettle]

Although im more annoyed that the AIO numbers is mounted incorrectly and the fucking motherboard is an Matx~

Like thats literally a 4090.

You cant afford a bigger motherboard deadass?

if youre gonna go full power

Atleast max it the fuck out

[silent cloak]

Weird ass case

Looks like it meant to hold several GPUs

Or the right was originally a rack for drive mounts

[opaque sigil]

That's just your average full tower case tbf

[silent cloak]

Anything to knock up the prices

[opaque sigil]

If you're just going to put a standard motherboard with a single GPU in it then yeah, kind of a waste

[sick owl]

I hope so, will be a nice convenience on my phone

[silent cloak]

Atleast its kind of future proofed

[sick owl]

Yeah like I said closer but not close

[silent cloak]

I need to finally finish my website

A few streamers and credits have it linked but it just leads to an unfinished landing page for the past few months

I keep getting sidetracked

I learned about Figma from chrchie so im debating on using it as a way of improving and practicing front end designing because I suck at it

[nocturne olive]

New secondary monitor got

[silent cloak]

Show

[nocturne olive]

Wa

[silent cloak]

what new monitor

acer, asus, zowie, etc

[nocturne olive]

Whatever this is

[silent cloak]

asus then

i need to replace 2 of my monitors

well technically 3

my main one is good but the other 2 need to go

[nocturne olive]

I got a new one because the old one broke

[rigid snow]

from my experience people who touch figma for the first time with no prior design experience end up creating abysmal dogshit that makes me want to gouge my eyes out with a screwdriver

[silent cloak]

my old 2 are 2k while my main one is 1080p and running 240hZ

[rigid snow]

and then they get offended that i’m mad

[nocturne olive]

I now have 1440p 165 + 1080p 165

[silent cloak]

looked simple enough seeing her do it

she does it for a job without programming

[rigid snow]

i mean you can try

[silent cloak]

plus i currently make imgui levels of UI

i cant really get any worse

[nocturne olive]

Hopefully it makes Xorg happy

[rigid snow]

i didn't translate one heading oops

does not matter

love the 2022-2022

(this is not mine btw, i didn't make this)

[sage crag]

forgot to translate

[rigid snow]

[maiden geyser]

like how there's just one piece of text in another language in a random place

[rigid snow]

i translated it

[sage crag]

[rigid snow]

[maiden geyser]

how can you read this? there's no pictures

[sage crag]

bnub

[rigid snow]

:bnub:

[sage crag]

it a picture of text

:smogfrog:

[rigid snow]

how to make child enjoy read book hack [100% method]: insert picture of text in between text

[tender river]

1000 degree knife vs text

[rigid snow]

[sage crag]

text 1000 to knife to

[rigid snow]

text "knife" to 1000

[sage crag]

ye that make more sense

[tender river]

for a chance to get free knife

ye konii enter

useful for you

[rigid snow]

how expensive is the knife

[tender river]

free

[rigid snow]

what’s the market value of the knife being given away

[tender river]

not for sale

one of a kind

[rigid snow]

but if i was to sell it

how much would i get

[tender river]

depends on your marketing skills and connections

[rigid snow]

makes sense but like

how much would i get offered by an average knife collector

[sage crag]

free also

[rigid snow]

ok so the knife isn’t functional

or taken from a dumpster

[sage crag]

no

[rigid snow]

ye not worth

[sage crag]

functional

sharp

[wintry cobalt]

Opus 4.5 in cc is so cracked, loving this thing

[sage crag]

free

it just cursed

that why free

[rigid snow]

what’s the curse

[sage crag]

knife

[rigid snow]

that’s not unique to that knife

[sage crag]

wrong

[rigid snow]

all knives are knife

[sage crag]

the curse is named knife

dont be rude

[rigid snow]

what does the knife curse do

[sage crag]

[tender river]

->

[rigid snow]

[silent cloak]

now ask opus to write memory safe C code

[sage crag]

knife curse says no

[rigid snow]

that’s what it does

[sage crag]

they really called it monet

[trim valve]

why must these config files be 9 years old

temptation to nuke is unreal

but alas I must not

[rigid snow]

they don’t have an image model

so no they didn’t

that’s the joke

[sage crag]

good

[dull egret]

https://youtube.com/shorts/wT1rDF0gNQ8?

[maiden geyser]

analog computing, the most successful way of computing

[trim valve]

is docker compose swarm any good

it looks like a reasonable midground between full blown k8s and managing invidivual docker installs

brainworm wants to manage every host with nix

[tender river]

🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱

🪱🪱🪱🪱

🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱🪱

[trim valve]

[trim valve]

i also want the windows server gone

banished in fact

[tender river]

me more brainworm make nix but better

[trim valve]

manage all hosts with lix

[rigid snow]

🐛

[tender river]

:nopy:

rr

[rigid snow]

august 12th 2036

the heat death of the universe

[stark needle]

i recommmend y'all to watch this it's interesting https://youtu.be/d95J8yzvjbQ?si=FqJyTUI7dRNEmLbr

[faint sandal]

the game

[warped narwhal]

can I get the latest stable release of chayleaf?

[olive sable]

Stable release

Can i make that joke?

I think the valve lawyers fucking killed him

[maiden geyser]

always bet on nothing

or ragebait

[olive sable]

Half life 3 was/is in production, i know that much. The problem is if valve is going to finish and release it

I do hear people say it might get announced at the game awards. I think its cope tho

The leaks about valve working on a "HLX" project are true at the very least. The extra stuff added to the source engine clearly shows it.

[rigid snow]

it's supposedly out of production and has been for quite some time

i've heard it was already being playtested like in april or some shit

[olive sable]

The HLX stuff being added to slurce was in 2021

So its possible

Playtesting does not directly mean its out of production tho

But it does mean that there is a mostly playable part of the game already

[rigid snow]

the "playtesting" i'm referring to does mean that with valve

well it's mostly out of production by then

[olive sable]

Does it tho?
There are still changes being found to HLX in the source engine datamines even in the latest 30okt 2025 datamine. So its not finished yet

[rigid snow]

game is already playable fully from start to finish

by the time it begins

[olive sable]

These recent updates included:
    An expanded damage group system for non-humanoid enemies.
    An asynchronous particle simulation system that interacts with wind.
    New asset groups labeled "science". 

Particle stuff is fine to see in later changes. But asset groups dont indicate a release date in the next 6 months to me

[rigid snow]

look, this stuff is datamined from deadlock/dota/cs2 updates. these are presumably changes that get pushed upstream from the hlx branch and end up merged and shipped. we don't know what gets merged when

[olive sable]

Hmmm

I guess so

[rigid snow]

also, these get merged on accident

well, mostly

most of this stuff wasn't supposed to leak

[rigid snow]

same things happens to all valve games. the most recent game that failed this playtesting stage that we know of was neon prime

[olive sable]

Asset groups might very well just be a new group for existing assets tho

[rigid snow]

they had a registered trademark for neon prime too

like it was ready ready

then people said it looked like shit and they completely redid the art style

and is now called deadlock

[olive sable]

I do wonder what neon prime looked like

[rigid snow]

it's public

1sec

https://archive.org/details/earlyfootage_neonprime

[olive sable]

So a lot more futuristic i guess

[rigid snow]

ye cyberpunk

[olive sable]

If i had to geuss based on the source engine still getting new stuff merged accidentaly, and the playtesting already happening supposedly.

Rn they're doing optimization and bug fixes

Either that, or they didnt like the results of the playtesting and are redoing some stuff

[rigid snow]

WTF

this build is from april 2024

by beginning of may they already started sending out invites to deadlock

that's insane

yeah no i don't believe this

april 2023 maybe

[olive sable]

Where are you even getting that date from?

[rigid snow]

random comments

[olive sable]

The comments would never be wrong would they

[rigid snow]

what's neon prime?
comment from march 2023:
People claim it's IceFrog's next game with Valve. Though no clue if it's DOTA-related or not.

so i guess they are not wrong

icefrog being the balance guy for dota

and deadlock/neon prime being MOBA

[trim valve]

so one of the servers I have been raging about

was originally installed in 2013

[trim valve]

ok nixos side tangent may have been succesfully diverted

the endpoint management software my uni uses doesn't support nixos

[hollow matrix]

[trim valve]

so I guess I'll just move everything over to ubuntu or something

[hollow matrix]

Tell them to use a different one mhm, that surely wouldn't have any side effects

[trim valve]

surely I can just ask that

[trim valve]

I don't wanna use ubuntu :c

only alternatives we seemingly have are amazon linux, oracle linux, debian, rehl, centos, alma, rocky, suse

[olive sable]

DIY; you gotta do it yourself you fool!
-Tatsu

[trim valve]

though we seeminly have 2 fedora servers despite fedora not being supported

[rigid snow]

debian is a no-brainer ye?

why would you want anything from that list over debian

especially ubuntu when it’s just debian bloat edition

[noble zodiac]

alma

[rigid snow]

wait why is it all enterprise slop

explod

[warped narwhal]

you could potentially use ubuntu but then just layer baisc nix on top of it no?

or even use usermode linux to run nix-os

[warm river]

guys do y'all have idea what I broke inside my thinkpad, my thinkpad internal speaker keeps having static noise, no matter of volume, it will just do noise for just having speaker on. I replaced today speaker with new one, same issue, happens on battery too

[obsidian mantle]

can you physically detatch some usb hubs inside of the thinkpad?
Sometimes things like that are connected with some wires and are separatable

Also can try installing different os just to test if its os problem

Or maybe even boot from flashdrive because is a test

And another wild advice: if there are some non-isolated parts on wires connecting speaker to motherboard, try touching those with fingers to see if something changes
I had a cheap mic which got weird background noise, and when i did that - noise completely disappeared because the body grounds the electric noise. Not sure it works for speakers though.. but maybe?

Either something is leaking or drivers problem or both speakers are broken it seems

Also can try running it without battery at all, wire-only

[obsidian mantle]

You will need fresh drivers for that os too

[amber fractal]

debian has quite the nix install script, I think nix itself can convert from an ubuntu/debian install if you want to go nuclear.

[trim valve]

that sounds evil considering I'd literally jsut want to use nixos to config docker

[severe path]

I wonder how many pounds of cheese you can cook with 1 data center's worth of heat emission per day

It must be at least 10 tons

[clear sedge]

i'm actually malding i hate dealing with auth

[hearty notch]

[final tinsel]

my brain when i exist: