>>107734008
>posted it again award
post hand and pc specs

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>>107734020
>post hand and pc specs

>>107733899
If the attacker is on your PC, they’ll be able to connect to their C2. Almost all stateful firewalls are designed to allow any outgoing packets, and then only accept incoming packets attached to an ongoing connection originating from within the network. If malware is sitting on your PC, it’s inside your network, and can connect to its C2 unless you somehow know it in advance, or it’s blocked by some GeoIP blocklist. NAT/CGNAT will not do much here either.

Your vulnerable services are going to be anything that opens up a connection to the wider web, and is not patched. Web browsers, if they’re up to date, are probably not going to cause issues in most cases, because they don’t tend to rely on the OS for much and implement their own sandboxing, but applications like games, Microsoft Office, Acrobat, and so on, will be more easily exploitable on older NT versions that don’t provide ASLR or limited sandboxing, which significantly eases the difficulty of chaining an application exploit into a larger one.

Now, in fairness, few criminals are going to be targeting XP at this point, or even 7, but you’re likely to be hit as collateral if an exploit is discovered in an application that has either ended support for these versions, or is present in a long-standing Windows component. You won’t get patches or security fixes.

This is also assuming you do not share a network with any other device. If you have any IoT device on your network, or other people using Windows PCs, you are significantly more vulnerable. Most of the Windows zero-days have exploited Windows PC to PC services to exploit one vulnerable machine (or person downloading something dodgy), then spread over the local network.

In short, your mileage will vary. If you avoid downloading dodgy shit, and are on a network that doesn’t have other people on it, you’ll probably be fine. If that’s not the case, it’s more up to luck.

>>107734031
k
I'm not replying to a trud worlder fecaloid anymore. this is your last (you)

>>107734037
> the attacker is on your PC, they’ll be able to connect to their C2
Not if he can't get through firewall that blocks outgoing connections by default.
>Almost all stateful firewalls are designed to allow any outgoing packets,
Thats why you use one that can block outgoing connections
>Your vulnerable services are going to be anything that opens up a connection to the wider web
you can't connect to a service that runs locally in my home network
>but applications like games, Microsoft Office, Acrobat, and so on
yeah, because I will totally open a random ms office file that someone emailed me out of context.
> but you’re likely to be hit as collateral if an exploit is discovered in an application
You keep telling me this stuff for more than a decade
>This is also assuming you do not share a network with any other device
I am not a tranny and therefore I do not tinker with computers, so I guess I don't
> If you have any IoT device
I am too straight for that

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How do you think standards even come about?
Industry leaders settle on defacto standards and formalize them.
Now implement xinput in your linux game or nobody is gonna play it, scrub.

>>107733828
source?

>>107733421
>while the usage of the mysterious "unknown" operating system increased by 8%?
the year of the solaris desktop is upon us.

>>107734009
Google it, my good saar.

>>107733421
It could be that crawlers and scrapers are counted as "unknown" and since AI companies are scraping the entire internet 24/7, it saw a surge. Hell I have a small website with like 100~ users and OpenAI scraped my shit 97 million times to date.

>>107734050
so you made it yourself, thanks for concession

>>107733949
I like using K2 thinking at q4 for in depth work with personal data and then use Gemini free for a generic sanity check on advice. GPT never

>>107731590
>Are you blind or just too fucking attention deficient to literally read more then a few lines of text?
both, ty

>>107733979
I actually use GPT Plus for something similar to that Anon already. I'm self-employed and my life doesn't have many external boundaries, so it's all a bunch of "autistic projects". Whether that's work or gym or health or hobbies.

I don't use it for scheduling or "keeping myself accountable". I mainly use it for sanity checking the "systems" and plans I build, pointing out flaws and giving me personalized big picture advice or nitpicking details. Whether that's work scheduling or exercise regimens or just venting about some fucking bullshit every now and then so as to keep me sane. It works pretty well for that. Then I take care of the execution without asking for its permission or reporting in.

BUT. You absolutely have to "configure" it first, feeding it hard rules and at first, and then a few days minimum of use before it "calibrates". All of it is sorta opaque since it's a meme cloud service, but once you get it up and running, it does work surprisingly well. Way better than a few years ago. After a while it stops giving you the generic "average use case" normie advice, and actually starts being helpful. Sort of like an assistant/co-planner.

>PapersAnon no longer posts on 4chan
He hates us bwos

>>107733612
I added code to llama.cpp to dump tokens from the prompt and it looks exactly as it should according to the template. I made the quant myself so the template hasn't been tampered with.
It might still be the case that they fucked up their own template somehow.

>>107711740
>microsoft trannified
>linux trannified
there's no running away, the trannies took over all OS

>>107733702
>got filtered so badly his tiny ego can't handle the truth

>>107733714
Mac and BSD are the only White OSes...or trannies white too?

>>107733943
>0 Japan
based gooks

>>107716460
x86 assembly.

>>107732185
NTA I don't know much about the topic but I guess its like

>program: I want lotsa memory so I can keep a lot in memory to be as fast as possible
>memory manager: no can do bro we barely have any
>program: ok then I'll deal with what we have since it's still enough to run but I might not be as responsive
>memory manager: here you go, have fun

and when something else needs memory it will tell the program to tighten up even more etc
but people still like to fight like omg modern browsers much bloat or omg unused ram is wasted ram

>>107729843
Steam is a great example of how bad it is. It's supposed to be a always online drm game launcher but it takes near 1GB ram on linux thanks to its web browser backend.

>swapped to firefox
>been using it for a few months
>starting to notice more and more how half the fucking internet just flat out doesn;t work or is so much slower
>everything works flawlessly in edge

The only thing keeping from going back to edge is being able to have the vertical tabs on the right. it just looks so much better but I'm tired of having to constantly refresh shit, or load it in edge.

>>107734071
>edge edge edge
next time just say you're nigger cattle right up at the top so we know to skip over your reply.

>>107734088
SAAAR PLEASE DO THE NEEDFUL AND USE THE BRAVE BROSWER SAAR. PLEASE SAAR

>>107732650
I got B+.

>>107731941
He's a larping polyp who's escaped his containment board.

>>107731304
this the dei furcucks only higher their own even though their are tons of white devs who have a+ ready to go.

>never needed to take a shit at the office for the two years I was there
>today is first ever day of WFH
>already shitted at 9 AM
I love that my body has such control that it never made me need to shit at work

>>107734046
You mean you weren't relaxed.

>>107731292
40 years

>>107732072
>There are some beautiful girls with low standards
how you find recognize girls like that?

>>107732961
Not hard. You're just hanging out with a friend. Once you're comfortable you can kiss and fuck that friend

>>107733172
The ones that have high standards will not give your ugly ass the time of day. They help save you time

>>107731303
>servo motors are bad
what a ridiculous assertion. in the year of our lord 2025 you can literally slap any old BLDC motor on your FOC drive and position control it no sensors or minimum rotation speed required. If precision is required, cheap rotary magnetic encoders can be put on anything with a rotating axis to give however much precision you want, and torque-controlled FOC will meet it effortlessly

The problem is mostly batteries and form factor. You can already do nice, precise, strong articulated hands by copying nature's homework on tendons but the retards trying to grift investor money with cheap demo robots generally don't hire the people who put any effort in their mechanical design

>>107732559
When everything switches to ARM there'll be a big break with all the previous it-just-werks systems that relied on infinite back compatibility. You get to sell all those new machines and systems again that the current operators never knew they'll need!

>>107733978
tl;dr, goy

>>107734025
Socialists are less than niggers.

>>107734030
oh, I see
>t. amerigoy + lolbert
here's an updated version, kikeslave

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godspeed,
mandate of heaven child

>>107701112
RARE ROWE

>>107709151
>we're probably still running winXP on our servers.
that you think winxp is a server os is why you can't get a "tech" job. they would be running win server 2003

>got sent an OA by amazon
>recruiter gave me two pdfs of into on how to prepare for the OA and what to expect
>one of the resources is a practice hackerrank test you can take online
>try it out
>first question is a leetcode easy (maybe bordering medium), pass all test cases
>second question asks me to make a fucking regex statement
>it's not coding
>I've literally never touched regex outside of a handful of times, and every time I do I just look that shit up
maybe I'm not cut out for this

>>107733698
You dodged a bullet. Regex is not Coding.

>>107733333

>unemployed for 8 months
>parents don't understand

any objections to just joining the army at this point to ride out the piss poor job market? i don't know what to do, kinda burnt out

>>107733329
>>So, why did you lie to me?
>Wayland made it possible to implement those features. Just because a DE/WM doesn't have it yet doesn't mean it isn't possible. This is evidenced by the fact that:
>There are no X11 DE/WMs with those features.
>There are at least 2 Wayland DE/WMs with those features.
I have already provided you with a retort. You have no counter-argument. I accept your concession.

>>107733869
So gayland does not have it. It's just possible. Just like it is on x11, framebuffer, or anywhere. Because software doesn't have those limits.
Thanks for clarifying.

>>107733973
>>So gayland does not have it.
>There are no X11 DE/WMs with those features.
>There are at least 2 Wayland DE/WMs with those features.
The fact is, right now, Wayland KDE Plasma has all the features I described and they work.
>>It's just possible. Just like it is on x11
Not without massive rewrites of how X11 works at its core.
You are raped. You have been completely annihilated and have no retort. You're so desperate and have been bullied so hard you're just living in fantasy land
>>"W-well, it c-could support it!"
Raped.

>>107734021
> Not without massive rewrites of how X11 works at its core.
You mean Xorg. Just like swc might need BIG AMOUNTS of code to support color management protocol. Just like Kwin and Mutter needs code rewrites to align the conflicts created with the official protocols (they implemented a protocol first, everyone did and wayland latter made it official, but in an incompatible way).
X11 does not need any CORE modification. See deepcolor by nvidia for example.
> "W-well, it c-could support it"
Yeah. It's shameful that wayland still doesn't have it. But at least it could have it, right?

>>107734059
>X11 does not need any CORE modification
Then where is it if its so trivial? Multi-display VRR has been available in Windows since Windows 8. Wayland has started to become the primary display server in the last 2-3 years and GNOME and KDE Plasma now support:
>HDR
>Multi-display VRR
>Proper mixed-refresh rate displays
>Fractional scaling
There isn't a single X11 implementation of these features. If its so trivial why is it not in Xlibre?
Again, you live in fantasy land. Wayland won. X11 year old lovers lost.
You've been raped. You're so desperate you're now living in fantasy land by imagining "w-w-well, it could support it"
You have been completely annihilated and have no retort.

>>107728469
just the ram inside it will be more than 400 by the time it releases

And I won't buy one. My GTX950 can run old WoW private servers, AoE2, Fightcade, and Euro Truck Sim.

>>107726207
Yeah, prebuilts do cost more because you got filtered assembling yours

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For me it's the steam frame. A truly portable linux computer. Running KDE with Xorg .

>>107726207
It won't. But they are going to revise the hardware and massively lower the specs.

>>107733263
>>107733299

Yeah its either old drivers or xserver fucking up.

>>107733323
clearly not since I've literally found multiple sources on how to fix this in less than a few minutes

>>107733755
Then what keeps causing it?

>>107733360
>>107733299
i am about to try popos. is that what you mean by cachy?

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Im looking for an email client which will work with yahoo mail using oath what ever it is and imap. I have been using thunderbird for years but it currently won't work. I have K9 mail working on mobile with imap but want something for desktop.

I found this but wonder how long until it gets fixed: https://github.com/thunderbird/knowledgebase-issues/issues/117

>>107717109
here's something from a zoomer's perspective
>iphone docking station
>3d printed save icon
can be attributed not to tech illiteracy but for things like cassettes or floppies being just obsolete and at this point being a hobbyist's toy
>gen z is apparently baffled by basic technology
>same article says and i quote: But for tech-savvy Gen Zers, the situation is quite different. They’re still far more adaptable than their older colleagues and will frequently be tapped for help themselves.
need i say more?
>gen z apparently doesn't understand file systems
this one just baffles me, especially given it's context since it covers fucking stem students not knowing where the fuck did they save their files, and it doesn't seem like the professors are any wiser, here's an excerpt
>Guarín-Zapata’s (organiser) mental model is commonly known as directory structure, the hierarchical system of folders that modern computer operating systems use to arrange files. It’s the idea that a modern computer doesn’t just save a file in an infinite expanse; it saves it in the “Downloads” folder, the “Desktop” folder, or the “Documents” folder, all of which live within “This PC,” and each of which might have folders nested within them, too.
taking the windblows pov, close, but no, those typically reside in the c drive, which in itself is a partition of a physical hard drive and even then the c drive is far more complex since said downloads, desktop and documents folders reside within c:/users/[username], the concept of "this pc" exists just to show you the partitions (i.e. c and d drive one usually has), it only exists as a hub where you can quickly access each partition
next up
>ai could make gen z less skilled
that is a very much real concern, not just for zoomers but everyone in general.

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>>107733897
>experiencing a 5 second interaction
Nigger you are the one inserting the arbitrary time limit here out of nowhere and seemingly have no capacity to imagine the situation of someone else. Maybe you dicked around on a typewriter for 5 seconds as a small child so it doesn't mean anything to you in particular. That's totally fine and nobody said anything different. But some other kid your age could have easily dicked around for hours on one every day after school or something. Seeing a typewriter might remind that person of some old memories when they were young and shocker: they feel nostalgic. Nostalgia is not an assertion of knowledge on a subject, but a feeling about things experienced in the past.

>>107733950
>3d printed save icon
It's a meme you dip

I've had to use floppies while doing work with zoomer interns and they didn't seem baffled by them

>>107733950 (cont. char limit)
>can be attributed not to tech illiteracy but for things like cassettes or floppies being just obsolete and at this point being a hobbyist's toy
in fact much of the physical media comes and goes, for the same has happened to cds and dvds, when have you last burned them or even saw one in usage? though here's another kicker, physical media is just dying in general and that is a real concern, i believe some of the hobbyist movements should become mainstream like preferring cds and dvds over anything else, ownership of the thing you bought is beautiful.

>taking the windblows pov
in the unix and unix-like pov it's even weirder, as the concepts of c and d drives don't really exist and are instead replaced by things like /dev/sda[num]/, not only that but there isn't really an equivalent to "this pc" (though that mostly depends on which desktop environment you pick or more specifically which file manager)

>>107734032
it's not like i care about the meme status, though i kinda like the fascination of younger people and associating them with elements they usually associate them with

>>107720432
That's right, we are on the top of the food chain. or at least were when we're not discussing retarded outsider shit like reddit does.

>>107732470
No, Blow's just a gigantic autist.

>>107729379
>Hindu
American education

>>107733861
I'm Russian, but yeah, I was trying to remember whether "Hindu" or "Hindi" was appropriate here, but was too lazy to look it up. Hindu are the people who follow Hinduism, Hindi is the language. My mistake.

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>>107732653
>No hot reload
>I'm assuming you're referring to Zig's watch

I don't know what zig's watch is but what i mean is vid related. Actual functioning hot reload built into the language

>>107723816
fpbp