>>106508869
I've got a pixiv with about 40 followers but no one leaves comments so I have no idea what they think

>>106508869
How can I share on twiter I dont have friends

>>106508898
SHARE

>>106508902
its in the pixiv list...I think

>>106508898
Almost nobody leaves comments for people with thousands of followers. It is what it is.

>How did Windows 95, XP, 7 & 8 run butter smooth even on 5400rpm spinning hard disks?
They didn't
You're just too young to remember. My NT4 system took like a minute to boot and I preferred to never turn it off

>>106504539
>It's just a thinly veild poorfag thread.
Oh, Mr. rich guy over here! So, anon, you were telling us to measure your and other's worth by the amount to money they spent on consumer electronics? Do tell/spill more of your pristine financial wisdom with us, please.

>>106501972
thats very true, i'd post morgan freeman saying true but i cant find the picture

>open file explorer
>hear hard drive spin up
>chkchkchk
>file explorer opens 8 seconds later
Some of my old computers would take like 10 minutes to boot on a good day

>>106501840
Old computers were slow as fuck and it was 99% the fault of the old hard drives. Slap an SSD in there and they perk up real nicely.

can't wait for the successor to the 5950x, this cpu still makes me cum

>>106508259
>AM4 is still relevant.
this
>>106508275
for me it's the 5900x

>>106508001
>am6
>ddr6
>pcie 6.0
I need that 666 platform

>>106507973

2032 maybe

>>106507973
Who cares its just another skip generation like 5, don't fall for it.

>>106505561
She's Navy, right?

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>>106506495
that wallpaper always reminds me of pic related

>>106505561
I started using Mint with xfce and I never stopped. Why try something else when it justwerks?

>>106505561
Realizing it is only going to get worse, so I found a non-systemd non-wayland non-pulseaudio distribution and stopped caring about the future of GNU+Linux.

>>106505561
Laziness to be honest.

>>106508374
the real solution is to just use the built in number checking function, like you would do in a real project

>>106508374
huh i don't get how this is hard. but i'm a nocoder

valid = False
        dot = False
        canM = True
        exp = False
        for i in range(len(s)):
            # is digit
            if 48 <= ord(s[i]) <= 57:
                valid = True
                canM = False
            elif s[i] == "-":
                if not canM:
                    return False
                valid = False
                canM = False
            elif s[i] == "+":

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>>106508374
Write it as a grammar, convert to regex

>>106508374
Just use eval

>>106507479
Just one Indian troll on this board.
>>106507373
Aurora or Bazzite, both are made by Universal Blue.

>>106507846
That's like saying ZFS doesn't have encryption because it only got it in 2019 (the same year BTRFS got Swap support).

I guess people can't be bothered to Google something to check if their common knowledge is still up-to-date. I'm guilty of that myself sometimes to be fair but I try to look things up or at least ask an LLM if I'm still right to say that.

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>>106508563
Stop using GRUB and start booting EFI-stubs. Also embed everything into the kernel image.
>>106507088
Did you set the partition type correctly?

>>106499753
I always buy extra copies whenever I think about it, just to try to offset Microsoft's losses from piracy.
I encourage others to do the same. Pick up a copy today!!!

>>106508959
They're suffering so badly from losses that they make the .iso image freely available to download and install and use without activation (except the watermark in the corner).

They'll never publicly admit it but unless you're a business they don't care if you pirate it. If you really want to activate it then you can buy a volume key from a shady eBay seller.

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>>106508836
idk why but the one in the back makes me laugh

>>106508892
probably because you've lived a sheltered life devoid of love (and also h*m0s3xual)

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>>106508942
thanks captain obvious.

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>>106508512
it is

>>106507881
>>106508512
you just reinforced his statement

>>106508512
>>106507976
>>106507881
every day i wake up with all of my problems, i thank god i can at the very least look in the mirror and acknowledge that i could be someone like you. that always raises my spirit up.

>>106491528
im stuck halfway between old and new
UI is big as fuck and the volume slider doesnt work

>>106493654
no source code

>>106507755
You'd get black-bagged pretty quickly considering the military had LLMs running on their supercomputers since the late 90s. You think that idiot Sam Altman came up with all this?

Why would you do that? Just buy 1000 buttcoins.

All the ai algorithms used today have been around for much longer than that. Hardware limitations were the reason they couldn't be put into practice. So you wouldn't be able to change much if you travelled to 2005

>>106507755
Just bring a copy of Attention Is All You Need with you.

>>106508526
>just bring a poorly written paper

>>106508377
It certainly helps when a jannie is making the bait threads and protecting them.

>>106508377
the true geniuses of our time have understood before anyone else that technology does not improve mankind, history books only record its breaks with the natural order; they do not record silence, they cannot

>>106508684
>>106508729
kek, the audacity of these newfags

>>106508377
In this board we goon to anime pornography.

>>106508377
Btw OP, you could post this on /diy/ they have a 3d printing general.

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>>106505157
but they making only YouTube videos

>>106505157
some people create, others consoom

>>106505177
>windows build
https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues/38
Runs through WSL if you really need your spyware OS that badly
>source code
https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird

>>106507950
>ThePrimeagen
>godlike programming
Lol. Lmao even. He's a fucking retard that knows nothing but the modern hipster languages like Rust, Go, Lua. The latter is not even a real programming language but some retarded child roblox scripting language.

>>106508478
>Runs through WSL if you really need your spyware OS that badly
And that's why nobody uses your little OS.

>>106508478
>no windows build
so no one can see how shitty it is
also based on same memory leaking souses like chrome

>>106506450
>Islamotard worshipping a child molestor and the cube of Saturn kys
mahfucker, how many 12 year olds were married off to secure inheritance, solidify blood bonds, or a million other convenient reasons in motherfucking 17th century england (a 1000 years afterwards). catholic church had the age of consent as low as 12 for girls and 14 for boys, and people didn't even abide by these "regulations". don't project your 21st century values onto people 1400 years ago and expect it to pass for an argument. i could do this all day.

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>>106507230
love your setup (your dog is precious). Where did you get the headphone stand and keyboard from? Thanks anon.

>>106505433 looks kino.

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>>106482644
>>106483338

>>106507913
triggered mudslime lmao

Why is Saturday night the least active time slot?
Is it because Americans propagated the idea that it's during the Shabbat that you should rest rathen than in 7th day of the week?

>>106508817
Time slot for what?

>>106508829
For any internet activities. There's a noticeable slow down on forums, including 4chan. The same was true for online games, back when I was a kid.

>>106507744
It's monday though.

>>106508855
> he doesn't have a life outside of 4chan
Some people go outside on the weekends

>>106508021
>>106508080
>>106508484
All retarded, all of you.
Software freedom is important, being able to change the OS and software that runs on your computer is important. You can turn SIP off or boot Linux on a Mac if you want to.
But you don't need these permissions everyday. You don't need kexec ever. There is an extremely narrow usecase for kexec, live kernel updates, which is retarded and unstable anyway, because there's no way to pass state to the new kernel, so it assumes all hardware is uninitialized and so reinitializes it, completely dropping any state it had.
Freedom/convenience and security are on opposite ends of a spectrum. You can have something be completely free and convenient, but not secure at all (running everything as root on linux). Or you can have something be completely secure, but not at all free or convenient (in Linux this would be running in a container/VM as an unprivileged user with no permissions).

Oh and btw, before you mention sudo or similar, it's just security theatre. If I have access to your account, I can make a shell script in your PATH that echoes "[sudo] password for $USER", gets your password without echoing, then curls it somewhere and finally pipes it to sudo as a askpass program. I now have complete access to your system with your password and you'd be none the wiser.
This is why having an unprivileged account for SSH on servers is retarded and pointless, logging in as root is quicker and has equivalent security.

The only secure privilege escalation I'm aware of is the one in Windows, but you have to change UAC to prompt for all escalation to be secure. By default it doesn't prompt for system apps, which makes it security theatre since you can inject into explorer.exe and escalate with no prompt. But configured correctly, the escalation prompt is secure because it uses separate secure desktop where no other app can impersonate it. The "Administrator" account (logical equivalent of root) is also much more locked down.

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>>106498514
>Security by obscurity
like macos?
>xitter screenshot

>>106507432
Except that's exactly what IMA does too:
>Appraisal can be verified with ima_appraise=off and changing the contents of a root-owned file (or the value of the extended attribute) and reboot with ima_appraise=enforce, or by directly editing virtual guest images.
If you change the contents of a file it won't match the list of hashes in the TPM anymore and will therefore go ape shit.

As for restricting the root process in general, then that's nothing to do with integrity at all. That's more the purview of things like SELinux and AppArmor.

>>106503433
They have that warning because it doesn't work out-of-the-box. If you test it on your development machines and build an image with it enabled and verify that everything works then you can use it in production.

As far as I know, apart from Gentoo no distro is even supporting IMA.

>>106508849
>>106507432
Also in regards to:
>Meanwhile on nearly every Linux distro, root can modify system directories like /bin and /usr, load arbitrary kernel modules, read/write kernel memory, or just kexec and replace the entire kernel. What a shitshow. No wonder no one takes that clown OS as a desktop seriously.

Use a read-only medium like a squashfs or erofs image if you don't want the base-system to ever be modified.
Kernel module signing has been standard for years now, so no, you can't load arbitrary unsigned kernel modules.
Kexec is prevented by kernel lockdown (except for validly signed kernels):
https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man7/kernel_lockdown.7.html

There is nothing your toy macOS operating system does that Linux can't also do. It's had this stuff for years and years and years at this point. Do you think people running servers in data centers don't value trusted computing?

>>106498514
I don't believe you.

RUPERTTT, get in here!

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the mouth is the tail

>>106504667
Zoomertech.

>>106504478
kek

>>106504454
that looks unmousable