how do i filter specific threads by subject? this doesn't work: `/(lemg|spdg).*/`

is there any android imageboard reader app that is capable of adding 8chan.moe? uhh, of course with the intention of only using it on an android emulator on my desktop PC, I'm not a filthy phoneposter or anything like that

>>17862 If your parents only do these light tasks, consider getting a used business-grade mini-PC like an HP EliteDesk or ThinkCentre. They're cheap and plenty because businesses are unloading them by the thousands, and more than powerful enough for your basic office and web browsing

>>16970 I got Hunyuan3D to work on my 3060 12GB, but it was rather slow. For 2D animation / video stuff the king right now is Wan2.1 by Qwen. Almost all tools and workflows are optimized for 24GB of vram. There are some tricks to get it to run on 16GB but it will be slow in worse quality. If you buy a GPU specifically for local AI (especially image-related) your only real options are 3090s, 4090s, and 5090s. Workstation cards will cost even more. Tooling for non-Nvidia cards is still in a bad state even now.

>>17789 I use librewolf. I tried some others like floorp and zen, and while they are impressive I just didn't feel as comfortable in them and didn't use their new features enough to justify using them. Maybe it's just baby duck syndrome I dunno, but I'm sticking with the big gay blue wolf.

Firefox is at the moment the best option worth supporting >what about Librewolf or Mullvad's browser or Icecat, or etc.. any of those forks basically depend on Firefox and Mozilla to do the heavy development lifting so to speak. They're customization. That's fine, but you need to be invested in the success of Firefox for any of those others to have a real future. Firefox is the primary bastion against Google basically owning the web - and fucking off and going to histrionics to some fork AND THEN BITCHING ABOUT FIREFOX ITSELF for inane shit like easy to disable FOSS, transparent, telemetry, isn't going to help in the long run. This doesn't mean Mozilla or Firefox shouldn't be critiqued but shit realize what we're up against here. Ever since the Chrome/ium surge they're not just one major browser but basically have de facto control of the web standards and usage. The more Firefox users (no matter if they're using a fork or some kind or arkenfox or some custom shit of their own) the better to ensure that web dev isn't done only with interest in having Chrome/ium or Blink rendering tested.

>>18013 95% of firefox's ills are due to it's retarded management team. People would be more forgiving of it if it wasn't helmed by a bunch of smug faggots paying themselves millions from their "non profit" organization. Also firefox is largely funded by google. I'm not saying it's not the better option, but it's the lesser of two evils and I'm not gonna start sucking it off just because chrome is cancer.

>>9622 just use konsole

Yakuake, it's ultra convenient with a keybind

>>17905 Came here to post this

I rust yo mama

>>17993 I just want 4chanx(t) to support it

Frogposters get the rope.

>>17734 No. But if moonboys keep tf out of these threads, and most discussion on crypto tech was contained in generals then maybe they can actually have a place on /t/. Wishful thinking, i know.

>>3581 Monero is the only useful crypto

>>4265 >>4643 >>5245 Almost every coin suggesting to be better than Monero has been a scam of one type or another, or otherwise compromised in ways Monero is not (ie massive premines, algos that give ASIC or similar benefits, supernodes and other sorts of faggotry, smart contract bullshit which gets in the way of coin/currency focus etc). I've not found any over the years that seem worthwhile and that's before we get into shit like devs literally stealing from commonly used wallets and miners or faux setup forks for rugpulls etc.

ikadev

>>17937 should i get into this? i just use yt-dlp in cmd using commands from a text document if i want a youtube vid

>>18005 it's as simple as mpv <link>

i didn't get these either. i think the storage of the bit has to do with the signal propogation delay or something

just think about it for 2 seconds

>>17977 I still don't know what it means. In image-1 you have the latch in situations where nothing changes. In image-2 you have stuff being actually reset/set. Am I supposed to assume the shit is flowing as in image-3? I mean how is this shit actually wired, I'm trying to figure out the circular logic

>>17869 Henlo. TY baker.

How we liking this new way of showing insertion depth variation?

>>17999 That's cool! But don't forget, this is also highly individual ear dependent.

>>17735 Hopefully this can finally make it across the finish line.

>>17740 Do you know anyone who can?

Here is their Matrix chat: https://matrix.to/#/#invidious:matrix.org

fastman

>>17989 > Activate Windows @ >>>/g/fwt

>>17986 >>17988 if you want it here it is 2717046d its a hanime backup 1TB

>>17994 1 more question, can i also make a torrent file from this magnet link?

>>17995 yes, there are websites accessible via the internet which can do this for you, findable via search engines such as Google, which you can access on your computer with a web browser application such as Firefox.

>>17951 Yeah the neons probably couldn't find this place, but I'm looking forward to going back to 4chan when it's up

I miss /t/ board so much bros.

I'm trying to help my elderly mother cut cable. Next time I'm home, I'm gonna try to set her up with a NAS and Jellyfin. But as far as getting >kontent I'm trying to figure out the most user-friendly way for her to search and download torrents since there's no way she'd understand how this shit works. I'm on PTP, BTN, RED and ORPH -- all gazelle trackers I believe. Has anyone made a nice interface for searching multiple gazelle trackers at once (I'm thinking just combine music, TV and Film into one search for her) and adding them to qBitorrent-nox? I guess maybe something along the lines of Prowlarr but more user friendly for an old lady lol?