Knowing that there is still a bash script i wrote around 5 years ago still running the entirety of my high scool lab makes me sorry for the poor bastard that will need to fix those hieroglyphs as soon as some package breaks the script. I hate that i used bash, but it was the easiest option at the time on that desolate server.

Tbf, they already control the os itself. They already have access to all of the keystrokes. Implementing it just in notepad feels like a rube goldbergy way of scraping user data.

slowly steps back and returns to basic and z80 assembly

A usb stick and an old hard drive from 2009. The crackhead way of dealing with backups.

What heinous crime one must commit to be forced to learn fortran

my handwriting it’s exactly like that. Doesn’t help that i am left handed and smudge the shit out of the paper. But what i meant was the “oogabooga” caveman level of comments i add to code. You’ll be lucky to find a cohesive sentence in them. Ex: “check for x if exists, assume setup is done”

Tbf, i always comment my code to do a sanity check of what i am doing along the way( think rubber duck method with comments). The problem is that my writing is so cryptic i am the only one that could ever understand it.

If that’s the case i’m going to try to run it without installing rocm, since i saw a pytorch rocm package being downloaded by pip. I’m gonna need to reinstall though.

I’m mostly trying to run text-generation-webui for fun; what did you install to run image generation if you never installed the rocm binaries? Hopefully i should be able to replicate it in a container

I mean if the new gen of gpus has accellerators it makes sense; actually out of curiosity, does any of the new intel stuff have any of that? I am still at the old i5 chips

This may help you for the wireless option; but it may difficult to setup on the deck due to the immutable filesystem: miraclecast allows you to use a linux device as a miracast client. Basically if you can cast your phone to the tv, you can use miraclecast to cast the deck’s screen, most likely though you are gonna get a lot of latency.

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In my high school they managed to rip the alarm’s siren off the wall without triggering it; if these kids have even an 1/8 th of the ingenuity they had, these things aren’t gonna last

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My laptop had 32gb of emmc from factory; it came preinstalled with windows 10; windows 10 pretended at least 64gb and constantly kept the emmc at 0bytes free; i was sick of it. + windows 10 on that poor celereon was miserable.

I’m not really sure about what it could be, did you try messing around with the hibernation settings? Maybe its trying to recover hibernation info and its somehow upset with the new disk? Also how did you expand the partition? There is a chance that something didn’t get updated properly during the expantion.

Sorry if i’m spewing bullshit, i havent touched win10 in such an extended matter in years.

I think file.pizza might be a good solution

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Is fusion 360 also available? I wasn’t able to find it on the site.

I would look into aruba vps; i remember it being decent; but dont take my word for it.