Get off lemmy world

There are places where we can live without liberal bullshit, friend

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Technically correct English

Learned it from Demolition Man myself

If you’re extra brave and handy with hardware hacking you can replace the internals with new tech

So you’re saying that one can technically drive a Panzer tank in the USA

Lemmy.world political literacy: “Anything I don’t like is Communism”

I have an older Samsung Tizen device – you don’t have to worry about privacy because the piece of shit has basically 0 servers to connect to and most of the time if you set a DNS server manually it will completely fail to connect to the internet anyway

Holy shit how

You deserve to be belted until you spin like a fucking beyblade

Isn’t this only for Oracle’s JDK?

Just use an open source fucking solution

What are some actual European foods that people ate hundreds of years before that?

If there is ONE project that needs a rewrite in modern C++ OR Rust (or some other ‘safe’ language) it’s FUCKING CUPS

Please, Rust fanatics, do ONE good instead of rewriting GPL programs into a corpo-rat license

“tesla” and “build quality” do not match, even before the cyberstuck

Tested with a 4Gb RTX 2050 laptop, works perfectly fine. Tested on a i5-3570 & RX 480 machine, also works fine.

What are your settings and setup?

You can absolutely go on a tour inside a chip factory, just not in fucking TSMC

Fucking legendary

It uses Vulkan so it should be fine

PSA: There is a super easy to use app called “GPT4ALL” which lets literally any idiot run an open source LLM on their local machine. (As long as you don’t go fucking crazy and try to run a huuuuge model, that is)

Smaller models run at pretty good speeds on my RX 5700 XT. Yes, you heard that right, you can use Vulkan to run them on an AMD GPU

C++ when it was new was exactly like this. Rust still hasn’t had 30 years of legacy, all these Rust prophets will shit on it’s name in 15 years when they have to maintain huge codebases with it

Besides, C++ is very likely to adopt memory safety