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Why doesn't 4chan replace Cloudflare with Anubis?
Cuckflare is broken on Pale Moon, again
Sick of this jewish bullshit
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>>108523200
correct me if I'm wrong but I think anubis is designed to prevent bot traffic, it does not prevent ddos attacks (which cloudflare is designed for)
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4chan should just remove all protection and verification entirely. Embrace the flood.
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>>108523309
You're correct. Cloudflare is a CDN, which serves a totally different purpose.

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it is actually good
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>>108521664
better than safari
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Them actively sabotaging adblocking made me uninstall it for good.
I prefer firefox with its little quirks.
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>>108521992
Exactly
Google Chrome is Google spyware
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you must be 18 to post here.
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>>108522492
Ublock was slightly downgraded but still works great

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This year's Debian Project Leadership election has only ONE candidate and it's a Pajeeta (Sruthi Chandran):
>She is inactive on the mailing lists, and her Salsa profile is private so we can't even see what her coding contributions are.
>She's run for DPL 4 times before; lost each time
>Her entire platform is just about diversity and bitching about cis males
>She intends to formally incorporate Debian in the US, which would force Debian to introduce age verification
Her only claim to fame is organizing DebConf23, an event where a Debian developer literally fucking DIED because basic health & safety measures were not followed.

A much more qualified candidate was hospitalized during the nomination window and couldn't apply in time, yet she has refused to reopen nominations.

Debian is FUCKED unless the Debian developers all vote NOTA (None of the above).
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>>108522638
>>108518119
THERE'S A FACE SEARCHING FAR, SO FAR AND WIDE
THERE'S A PLACE WHERE YOU DREAMED YOU'D NEVER FIND
HOLD ON TO WHAT IF
HOLD ON TO WHAT IF
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>>108522638
Holy shit, JEREMY BICHA IS VOTING:
https://vote.debian.org/~secretary/leader2026/voters.txt
WHY IS THIS CONVICTED PEDOPHILE ALLOWED TO VOTE?
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>>108523249
Should I message the mailing list?
>Subject: Severe Code of conduct violation
>"It has come to my attention that one Jeremy Bicha is a Debian developer who cast a ballot in this year's DPL election. If you search up his name on Google, the first thing you will see is his profile on the Florida Registered Sex Offender registry, because he raped multiple prepubescent girls throughout the 1990's and confessed to all this in court; this is public information that has been known for years and impossible to miss. As far as I can tell, raping children would be considered a violation of the Debian Code of Conduct, therefore his developer status should be annulled.

Additionally, there is an important question about his relationship with the Debian Project that has yet to be answered: he was due to speak at DebConf25 last year, an event that children were initially permitted to attend (children were barred after news of his involvement blew up). Curiously, right when his speech was set to start, the livestream experienced technical issues. The question is: was Bicha's speech cancelled, or did it take place while simply being hidden from the public?
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>>108523308
1) His convictions predate his Debian controbutions
2) Debian constitution does not prevent convicted pedophiles and sex offenders from particiapting in elections
3) The girls he raped were not signatories to the CoC because it did not exist then.
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>>108523323
>The girls he raped were not signatories to the CoC
FUCKING KEK

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self hosting this POS phpware is so tiresome.
you pull one string slightly and the whole thing collapses.
doesn't even tell you what's wrong. just silently fails in the most random way possible.
they package no stable long term version that only receives updates for like a decade or so.
it's not packaged by most Linux distributions.
every time you update it or update your operating system everything crumbles.

why is it like this

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>Links:
>DALL-E 3
https://www.bing.com/images/create
https://designer.microsoft.com/image-creator
>4o
https://chatgpt.com/
https://sora.chatgpt.com
https://copilot.microsoft.com/
>Imagen 4 and Nano Banana (Pro)
https://gemini.google.com/app
https://labs.google/fx/tools/image-fx
https://labs.google/fx/tools/whisk
https://aistudio.google.com/prompts/new_image

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>>108516922
That would be the only reasonable amount to pay for a hobby, but 20$ per month for unlimited makes no sense if you think about it.
That's like the price of 80 4k gemini images, they would profit nothing.
The internet is full of exposed apikeys and you can vibe code a frontend easily.
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someone got paid for this
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>>108521746
>I am sure You have never actually met an Indian irl.
i struck one yesterday with my car because the retard doesnt understand right of way and ran red light with his ebike. ran away like a roach he was
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>>108521921
>>108521564
It's genuinely weird how it works
https://d.uguu.se/bgSrryFU.mp4
like there is a region where it does stay and you can even go horizontally there but not very consistent
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google is 100% enshittified/ecolified now what the fuck
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>>108521709
>sees a child
>mind immediately drifts to paedophilia
Says more about you.
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>>108523090
I got that when I was listening to Chop Suey

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Google interview phone question:
>Why does the array index start with 0?
99% of /g/ will fail this.
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>>108520482
>>108520491
>>108520647
>>108520662
>>108521105
filtered
>>108520533
>>108520660
correct
Actually embarrassing, this is an easy question.
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>>108520312
>>108521416
kill yourself tranny, no one cares about this useless info anymore.
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>>108521416
You got filtered by Dijkstra's answer.
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>>108520312
I guess because 0000 is just as good as a value as any other binary and it would be retarded to need an additional byte or bit to index it? Like an array with 4 positions would need 5 bits if you dont use 0 as well and thats just not neat. Idk I dont event program just fucked around with python 6 years ago for a couple weeks
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>>108520322
life must be tough as a 150cm tall man

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>>108522876
tech?
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>>108519733
I swear that like 80% of my perceived competency is just me being able to read and write at an above average level. Most devs seem completely retarded if you only interact with them through text.
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>>108522928
Delightfully devilish
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>>108521847
I love China. I wish we'd get more news from there, not just glowie propaganda.
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>>108522928
@realdonaldtrump @elonmusk @fbi @cia DO SOMETHING

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ITT: Greatest Tech Scams.
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>>108515608
>grapes.jpg
>/g/ rapes
No, /g/ has always been about enthusiastic consent.
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>>108515496
AGI
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>>108523050
What you described defines a particular standard of HDR display, but not "HDR" as a whole.

Regular old SDR images are defined as being images encoded in the sRGB color space and whose maximum brightness is defined as "comfortable white", eg a brightness that would be comfortable to the viewer. There is no specific absolute value for nit level.
HDR, on the other hand, is defined by the ability to handle colorspaces more saturated than sRGB and luminosities that are designed to exceed "comfortable white". The most common format for this is Rec2100-PQ, which uses the PQ curve to encode luminosities up to 10,000 nits (common baseline for "comfortable white" is 203 nits) and the Rec.2020 color space.
Again, this is an actual encoding format that is meant to store a deeper breadth of color and luminosity.

Now, where you end up getting close to the mark is what you're likely thinking of as "tonemapping metadata". Problem with Rec2100-PQ (10,000 nits and Rec.2020 color primaries) is that not even the best tech comes close to hitting that standard. My monitor tops out at 1,154 nits and around DCI-P3 color primaries (a bit between sRGB and Rec.2020).
So displays tonemap.
Most of the time, content doesn't use the full luminosity range of Rec2100-PQ. But rather than just tonemap from the max at 10,000 nits, the content tells the display what its max value is.
If you have a 1000 nit display and your content is mastered at 4,000 nits, you need to compress the upper end of your image. But if your content's only at 800 nits, you don't need to tonemap at all and display it straight.
Content usually contains metadata that tells the monitor how bright the content is and thus, whether the display needs to tonemap it. This is known as the various HDR standards like "HDR10", "HDR10+", and "Dolby Vision". There are differences between these but it's not really important.


tl;dr HDR is both the container for brighter, more colorful images and how to display them.
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>>108515496
dismissing HDR, 4k or high refresh rates as scams or memes is peak poorfag cope
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consoooomers losing their minds over op lmao

oof
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>>108521726
they are objectively inferior but perceptibly superior at low bitrates, which is a massive advantage at scale if you care about quantity over quality.
did you even read the op, idiot? it says 100k a year, grandfathered for all existing companies.
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>>108521878
vvc is designed for mpeg la's existing stakeholders that aren't streaming to the lowest common denominator and so they have standards to live up to. av1 is so impractical that even reencodes of png-esque anime where blobs and smears are all but baked in refuse to adopt av1 despite the massive shilling campaigns within their own tranny community.
vpx and av1 see no practical usage outside of goyslop. that includes fourchan with its 4mb limit.
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>>108521850
JXL is the only format we need for still, animated, lossy, and lossless images. Every png and jpeg can be converted. There are only two things that are bad about it. The first is that avif can retain more quality at extremely high compression, if you need super tiny file sizes in this day and age for some reason. The second is that you can't tell if a file is lossy or lossless, still or animated, just by looking at the file extension. Webp has that problem too.
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>>108520498
nigggggggggggggg
https://www.tomshardware.com/service-providers/streaming/h264-streaming-license-fees-jump-from-100000-to-4-5-million
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>>108522110
avif is good for throwaway garbage like thumbnails, youtube videos and netflix movies.

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>>108517303
does anyone else find it exacerbating that people push ai in coding when it basically does jack shit? maybe if you're clueless or a noob, it can describe the process for something, otherwise I find it pretty underwhelming. the essence of coding is about building layers of abstraction, ai seems to get stuck on the first two layers

the fact that nobody has bankrupted adobe by making an opensource photoshop or microsoft word clone is more proof of this
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it can't reason on a higher level for some reason, and if it could it’d be self aware
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7. Summary
Per read command:
512 bytes
Consecutive reads:
unlimited in protocol

Heh, both wrong.
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Source code is now a national security concern and may not be shared with anyone outside of the United States. Get rekt.
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>>108523105
But the LoC number went up
>>108523112
>it can't reason
This is where you should've stopped

how is china so advance in robotics?
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Because the state decided they would make robots
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>>108522447
That too how much footage of 20 year old robots is there really
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>>108522148
Sleight of hand. Similar to how Boston Dynamics is doing. They focus on narrow abilities and then have to manually switch between different models to get those "impressive" results for the camera. The real thing roboticist want is a unified model that can do everything seamlessly and not just small clips of doing one small repeated task that are unstable.
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>>108522398
only browns are dumb enough to defend america in indefensible ways.
not even the average magatard would dare pull a stunt like this. they'd be crass and bombastic about it but they wouldn't have crafted a whole ass narrative around their lies because that's nerdy and cringe.
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>>108522148
>so advance
go back Manuel

Is it gay for a man to own a Roomba? I need something to clean the floor while I'm at work but I don't want people thinking I'm some kind of metro.
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>>108522240
Americans would really rather do this than just take their shoes off at the door.
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>>108520447
Do zoomers have to consult strangers on every purchase decision? Do you like it? If so make the purchase. No? Don't buy it.
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>>108522300
trvke kek
>>108520447
just make sure to put an onahole to it
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I sweep my floor in like 10 minutes. Imagine being this much of a lazy cunt.
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>>108520447
>I don't want people thinking
Simply by giving so much shit about what other people think, you're 9000% gayer than by just owning a Room a.

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Are you ready to embrace Resolute Racoon? Release set for April 23, Beta out now.

>7.0 kernel
>GNOME 50
>New document reader, Evince replaced by Papers (built in Rust)
>New image viewer, Eye of GNOME replaced by Loupe (built in Rust)
https://documentation.ubuntu.com/release-notes/26.04/summary-for-lts-users/

I know at least one of you will make a certain post, and I'm betting with myself how many replies it'll take before it arrives.
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I hate trannies so fucking much
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>>108522625
https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk/discussions/10016
Maybe some of those solutions work?
Also, could rustfags stop naming everything they write after their language?
>>108522694
It is bizarre how many of them there are in tech, even in the corporate projects. I'll never understand why they do it.
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>>108520331
Been running Kubuntu 26.04 for a couple weeks now, it just works.
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>>108520646
please just use non meme distros
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>>108520687
>Fedora
What was wrong with the Fedora 44 KDE?

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What's the best way to make words the big words and maximize screen size without making websites unusable. On desktop by the way, starting to get the boomer eye thing where I don't want to put my head near the screen
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>>108522881
1. every browser has a zoom feature
2. windows has scaling in display options , icrease to 150%
3. accept the truth, its time to wear glasses


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