>makes a new browser for no reasonWhy are autistic people like that?
>>106505157some people create, others consoom
>>106505177>windows buildhttps://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues/38Runs through WSL if you really need your spyware OS that badly>source codehttps://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird>>106507950>ThePrimeagen>godlike programmingLol. 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 badlyAnd that's why nobody uses your little OS.
>>106508478>no windows buildso no one can see how shitty it isalso based on same memory leaking souses like chrome
>>106508947>gets filtered by having to compile the source codeand>based on same memory leaking souses like chromeNo the fuck it's not? It's its own engine. Meanwhile Chromium's Blink is just a fork of WebKit, which is just a fork of KHTML from KDE. So all your "modern" "browsers" are still using KDE tech from two decades ago at its core. Except Firefox/Gecko.
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>new Arch update just bricked my wifiI'm getting a Mac
>>106491983based
>>106491983>Arch update
install gentoo
>>106491993fpwp
>>106491983works on my machine
i'm not even sure if i'm looking at KDE, MacOS or Windows.convergence has arrived.
>>106462054Hell, I might as well post screenshot of my Desktop. Running Windows as I was windows service partner and it got stuck on my private hardware. Honestly prefer Linux or mac, they botha have decent terminal. Out of Linux distro's I like KDE Fedora.
>>106462054 (OP)Hell, I might as well post screenshot of my Desktop. Running Windows as I was windows service partner and it got stuck on my private hardware. Honestly prefer Linux or mac, they botha have decent terminal. Out of Linux distro's I like KDE Fedora.>>106506995Forgot pic
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>>106505548Yes, they're definitely cute dinosaurs! :3>>106506668>being this butt hurt because he got banned because he deserved it!Learn how to admit defeat, you gay cretin!
Why do they do it? Won't one purpose built machine do everything better and use less power?
>>106508242based ac1750 and optiplex pleasure loving
Some people think it's cool to cluster crappy hardware together to make it not crappy, even though it's impractical.I know a guy who has a home server that is about 15 old laptops spread around his house clustered together.
>>106508242Reddit updoots. You can get all the same power in a single box. Only legitimate time is redundancy as more nodes but maybe don't buy terrible hardware?
>>106508242Because all 5 cost £30
>>106508242Some people have hobbies.
>Needs multiple clicks just to be able to rename a file.
>>106507225I don't care if it's 1 microsecond faster in some cases, it's fucking retarded.
>>106502458Blame the CUE standard, so bitch to IBM.
Can someone please mail a pdf of this thread to Satya.
>>106500877at least i don't measure my self worth in teraflops. gg, bro. you got me. i don't care to spend infinite money on replacing a PC that works. you're a big guy.
>>106488381begs me to try things and new features.
Previous /sdg/ thread : >>106498508>Beginner UIEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.ioSwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI>Advanced UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUIForge Classic: https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classicreForge: https://github.com/Panchovix/stable-diffusion-webui-reForgeStability Matrix: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix>Early Preview UIAniStudio: https://github.com/FizzleDorf/AniStudioComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106508892probably because you've lived a sheltered life devoid of love (and also h*m0s3xual)
>>106508942thanks captain obvious.
POV: nogen ankle biters
>>106504357>>106504680nice, I tried to gen what looks like some kind of sci-fi research facility in a forest in 2023, need to revisit this old prompt and rework it.
>>106388854"An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity."--Terry Davis>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Is there a disposable email that protonvpn accepts at sing up?
>>106506524Get a RTL-SDR, which is cheap, and GNU Radio, which is free. Read up the /ham/ FAQ and you are well on your way to understand.Then you go to hard mode like this guy:https://i56578-swl.blogspot.com/
>>106506650So I actually misremembered part of the process. It is not that difficult to find a disposable email that proton accepts.The difficult part is finding a VPN that they haven't blocked sign ups for. (I can't access it directly)Any ideas aside from setting up a VPS for this ordeal?
What are you hacking now, anon?
>>106507873My diet. I think consuming magnesium has made me 2.5 seconds faster.
California Linux-killer age verification bill back from the dead. It looked like it was dead for the year (sent to suspense file), but it came back and advanced.https://legiscan.com/CA/text/AB1043/2025Summary:- Operating systems must provide a digital age signal, and must provide an update that acquires the age signal in the first place.- "Stores" (including just simple websites) must check this signal.- "Developers" (not stores, but the app developers themselves, somehow) must also check this signal. This part is particularly baffling, but makes sense if you think about it from the retard lawmakers perspective "facebook is an APP, meta needs to check your age before you use it!"- None of this is predicated on any sort of "adults-only" app or content. It's everything.- It specifies no specific standard so you can be sure tech companies will push for some kind of "environment integrity" bullshit that Linux can't provide.So like, somehow the developers of vim need to check your age before you can install it from apt. And if they push hard enough on the "secure" part of it, they could just say "Linux is not secure and can't be trusted to supply a valid signal."
>>106508247Those stores can suck my dick and won't get my money, Jesus who the fuck cares stop coming up with your own nightmares nigga
>>106508962Are you not capable of reading English? It's not just stores. It's ANY FUCKING WEBSITE WHERE YOU CAN DOWNLOAD APPLICATIONS. Right there in the bill. "(e) (1) “Covered application store” means a publicly available internet website, software application, online service, or platform that distributes and facilitates the download of applications from third-party developers to users of a computer, a mobile device, or any other general purpose computing device. that can access a covered application store or can download an application."
>>106508974Then they will suck my dick and lose my money is what you're saying?
>>106508974just use non cucked services which aren't hosted in cuckifornia and aren't subject to their jurisdiction
>>106508995What I'm saying is, you won't be able to get anything from anywhere unless you're using an "approved" OS that sends a cryptographically secure signal backed by a chain of trust to the hardware level. It's not very hard to understand.
>tfw you discover that you have an inhuman writing style and manner of speech because people keep telling you that your sentences read like chatgpt>they link me this article>try chatgpt afterwards>find the exchanges and convening of data far more succinct and enjoyable than with real humans, in addition to grammar and sentence structure being perfectly fleshed out and detailed, always conveying important information>i am told this is not something I should agree with or like What the fuck... how am I supposed to live like this? Now I can barely talk or write or post anything because people will think that I am using ChatGPT. What am I supposed to do to overcome this problem? Don't conform to the models way of printing out information... I can do that to some degree but at the same time I literally have a hard time seeing anything wrong with it. God forbid I also write dialogue then, because this fucking sucks.
>>106507459>Be concise and use simple words. Read more books, ideally fiction.In my experience, reading books only seems to increase the complexity of words because of how many new ones you tend to learn. The difference I've observed is that more complex words are frequently used to cut down on the length of a sentence by using words more relevant to what you are trying to describe.
>>106507264Keep on keepin' on, OP. It's like picking one style of clothes and watching as it goes in and out of style if you keep wearing it long enough. Eventually they'll mangle LLMs to the point that they're speaking to people at a third grade level and you'll be seen as smart again.
>>106507459>Read more books, ideally fictionYou know the vast majority of prose in books is just fluff right? They're very much the opposite of concise. I don't think you actually read.
>>106507264This post reads like a genuine anon. How did you make this post if you're supposedly AI in a flesh cage?You should sound more like this guy >>106507459.
>>106507538>reading books is about word efficiencyDo people have to spell things out for you irl as well? Must be tough
It erased my external ssd.I was having a problem copying a file from one external disk to the other, where one disk just jumped out, and asked GPT for help. We did the usual, smartctl, a few reading and writing checks.Then all of a sudden it gives me a command that overwrites everything on sde1. Just as a test. I did the command before reading all of it. Even after aborting if after a few seconds, the disk is gone.Why? How does it even get the idea to that? Its completely absurd to me. Its not even the first time chatGPT deleted something. How does it get the idea that overwriting a disk is even an option for anything?
>>>/wsr/ 1539627kys
>running random commands you don't understandskill issue
Why is this allowed?
>>106508438have that thread thenhttps://warosu.org/ck/thread/21205612
>>106504140ck best board
>>106504641Thats why it wont work offline
What do the tokens do?
>>106503884It's unsafe, trust the mozila
Why don't linux systems protect themselves against malware?Security by obscurity is the dumbest shit ever.
>>106498514>Security by obscuritylike macos?>xitter screenshot
>>106507432Except 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.>>106503433They 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>>106507432Also 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.htmlThere 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?
>>106498514I don't believe you.
>>106508849>Except that's exactly what IMA does too>As far as I know, apart from Gentoo no distro is even supporting IMA.Do I even need to say anything>>106508888>read-only mediumBut then how will the OS receive updates? Why do I have to choose between a fully read-only OS that never receives updates, and an "immutable" ostree OS, where the root user can still fuck around with the object store?>kernel lockdownOnly enabled by default on UEFI secure boot, which most people disable for Linux. But it's a good measure nonetheless, on all my systems I have it enabled.Btw it's also possible to lock kexec via sysctl (can't be reenabled until reboot), or in the extreme case recompiling with it disabled. But again neither of those are the defaults so not used by most people.>people running servers in data centers don't value trusted computing?They do, but their security model is much different. Google for example just builds its own server hardware for GCP, with its own Titan root of trust and custom software that runs on it, that fully controls the system from boot to shutdown. Meanwhile general consumer and server hardware is stuck with TPM2 as the most secure root of trust. (Although for servers, that may be changing in the future now that Oxide released Hubris for everyone to use, but it would still require new hardware to develop to run it)You can absolutely make Linux more secure, with a lot of effort. But out of the box, macOS and Windows unironically "just work" and have far superior security with zero tinkering necessary:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
How can I invent chatgpt if I was sent back to 2005?
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
>>106507755Just bring a copy of Attention Is All You Need with you.
>>106508526>just bring a poorly written paper
>>106507817you sound salty. what the fuck does any of that have to do with what he asked?
why do popular youtubers act illegally, technically speaking?
>>106508963the leak is realif he doesnt pay up, its over for him>>106508973the hack isnt gonna get any attention. the person at the other end will think it is real
>>106508896its healthy to talk about your sexuality and desires with other peoplethis allows your friends to give feedback and balance your views with theirs
>>106508977doing what you did was such a dumb move though desu senpaiim assuming he really is a pedo so ill give some genuine advice in the futureyou never want to put him in a position like thisbecause he will just kill himself, potentiallyonce you got his token, analyze everything u can from that source. dont bust a nut right away. spamming the discord servers was amateur. it made him instantly notice, react, panick. you couldve approached him much more calmly. slowly build the tension. entice him with a little hint, you have his full attention. then make the offer. "im keeping it quiet"the way you did it, exposing him to everyone like that. its not the way theres NO incentive really anymore for him to pay. everyone knows.and even if you did say "pay ill be quiet" make him pay first. then post it anyway. so you got paid and he does the deed after.
These people should not be involved with children. This aplies to freaks like tech shrek and finster as well. At the same time this guy seemed to have realized he was in the wrong(?) so idk.
>>106508992hes been offline for 2 days thothe only reason the token was invalidated is because of discord spam detection. the youtuber himself doesnt know about anything yet
