>>106509587
>Are you now?
Yes
>Where do you practice?
New York.
> You should be reported to the bar for spreading this fud.
You going to do it.
>
>A business contract doesn't have to obey copyright law
Yes it does.
A business contract has to obey all federal and state statutes, and judicial decisions.

>because that's not what it governs.
A business contract has to obey all federal and state statutes, and judicial decisions.


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>>106509603
>>With that logic Red Hat is not permitted to create a business agreement to sell RHEL to its customers.
Red Hat owns over 50 percent of the linux kernel source code.
The linux kernel is likely a Joint Work.
A copyright owner in a Joint Work can license the Joint Work out to anyone however it wishes: regardless of the wishes of the other contributors to the Joint Work.
That's copyright law 101.

>
>You're a fucking retard.
You're the one that said one does not have to obey state and federal law when making business contracts.
Guess I can have contract killings: it's a buisness contract: federal law "doesn't apply" (your logic)
>You still haven't answered where you practice law.
New York.

>I get that you're anonymous here but maybe backup your credentials if you're going to pull the "actually, I'm a lawyer" card.

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>>106509606
>>106509623
Where specifically in New York? Which legal practice?

You do realise that a separate contract that stipulates that they'll terminate their relationship with you if you breach its terms is fully within the federal and state statutes.

A business has the right to terminate you as a customer. The GPL cannot force a business entity to provide their services to you.

>>106509603
Grsecurity is not a contributor to the linux kernel (Linus rejected their work), and is not a participant in the Joint Work that the Linux kernel is.

That's why Red Hat can do it.
And Grsecurity cannot.
Copyright law 101.

>>106509628
That's not in fact how the GPL works. Anyone can sell it.

>>106508641
https://vocaroo.com/141Mzkn5YKGh

>serious
Is there an open source vision LLM with an open license that's on par with Gemma? I can't find one that's on par with abliterated Gemma cause they are all STEM benchmaxxed.

I guess you can say I'm looking for the Nemo of vision, but sadly Pixtral doesn't cut it either.

what happened to petra? i just saw the name somewhere and made me think of /lmg/ kek

>>106509086
The official RWKV models will never be good because they are trained on EleutherAI-sourced open training data on a shoestring budget. It will take a commercial company to make something half-decent with this architecture.

do we have any prompting guides for vibevoice? curious if there's any way to control it beyond just a simple script

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VALVENIGGERS BTFO

>>106506699
no shit. why are you using something proprietary.

>>106506646
It’s called READ THE GOD DAM USER AGREEMENT.

>>106508209
>>106508209
>no shit. why are you using something proprietary.
cause i like to play games

>>106507899
>SELINUX
How does that protect you though from apps having full access to your files?

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>>106502543
>>106504871
>>106506432
>Gitea
>Forgejo
>Anubis
Faggots using bloated faggot golang software. It's just self-hosted github with all the bloat that comes with it. Issues, pull requests, wikis, and all of that retarded nonsense zoomer devs need to code.

Cgit and mailing lists is all you need.
https://git.zx2c4.com/cgit/about/

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git init --bare
let me guess.. you need more?

>>106508608

git fuck you

>>106493227
notepad and multiple files. why would you host your code on the internet for all to see?

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>>106493537
tl;dr

>still no word on general release for new start menu
This is honestly tempting me to install regular Enterprise and join dev channel. But I also can't be bothered to basically just turn it back into LTSC..

>>106509312
I always assumed it would come in 25H2 since it's a major change but it also seems it's not ready yet, makes me think these pajeets didn't think it would need major updates.

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>>106508689
I've been using w11 with StartAllBack since 2021. Well worth it

>>106509350
Did you use said crack to get it for free?

>>106509331
>since it's a major change
Maybe interface-wise but code-wise it would be fairly benign

>>106509078
so someone else fucking fork it I can't browse 4chin on a vanilla browser it sucks

>>106509105
Don't let your dreams stay dreams
Fork it yourself and update it for the rest of us

>>106509199
I'm 30. I have never accomplished anything in life and I'm not about to start now

when and why did Chance stop working?
I didn't even like it but it seemed to be the next best thing when Kuro died

>>106507353
Dev got drafted in the RU-Ukr war.

>>106509043
I should probably check Scheme someday.
They are not compatible between themselves, right.

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>>106498308
>https://www.wedesoft.de/software/2025/09/05/clojure-game/
>https://store.steampowered.com/app/3687560/sfsim/
>https://github.com/wedesoft/sfsim
Beautiful.

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>>106509131
>free-to-play
I kneel

Is there any way to get a better debugging experience with Sly? I know I can add break calls, but that doesn't allow me to see returned values from previous statements or inspect all of the local values right in the code buffer.

pre-built guix live CDs with full linux kernel and network-manager

https://codeberg.org/hako/Testament/#headline-7

>>106505561
Kde fedoda but I might switch to Kubuntu because I'm fucking sick of selinux repeatedly strangling me for the high crime of using windows in a vm

>>106509410
A bantu stabbed her to death on a train in America. Ukrainian girl, stabbed for being White.

win 11 home with automatic updates enabled

>>106508430
whatever you want op

Debian, and then win10 IoT LTSC.
Would still be on Debian if ableton and VSTs ran on it, it's the least bullshit OS if you can get away with only using FOSS tools

>>106507386
Onn 4k is the least shitty of them and you can still side load apps and launchers

I have 4 of these. Still the best. While rare, Nvidia still gives firmware updates too, amazingly enough. Of course if they fuck with sideloading that would suck, but I don't see it happening.

>>106507074
One of the few non-chinkshit devices that does full lossless audio passthrough

>>106507435
New TVs too. Fuck using the built-in software

>>106506706
reminded of a nvidia shield thread from last september where several dickasses sperged all over the place and insisted i was wrong when i said nividia abandoned this

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>>106508199
gonna watch a sick kinolicious film with your za za? mhm?

I implemented LZW-like dictionary compression and (non-adaptive) canonical Huffman entropy coding in my exploration of compression

I'm still not clear on how you decide things like alphabet size for entropy coding. I've read that things like LZ77, LZ78, BWT, BPE, RLE, MTF, etc. are really data transforms that (I think?) should make data more amenable to entropy coding, but it seems like your choice of alphabet size and specifically "what" you apply entropy coding to matters a lot, since the distribution of input symbols will determine if you get any compression from it.
Interestingly, Huffman(text) < Huffman(LZW(text)) < LZW(text) for the ~18kB of English text I'm testing with.

I have variable bit length codes in from LZW that get serialized into a byte sequence, but the LZW codes (that have structure relative to each other) will straddle byte boundaries, so I'm guessing this is why just applying Huffman coding to the serialized bytes doesn't work very well, since it's kind of seeing mangled fragments of the longer codes. I imagine if I only entropy coded the 8-bit symbols in the LZW code stream it would work better (since the symbols that appear in the text are a small subset of ASCII), but I think it would require more coupling between the LZW encoder/decoder and the Huffman encoder/decoder. For example, when the LZW decoder is about to read a symbol, where it currently reads a fixed 8-bits, it would need to call the Huffman decoder to read a single code out since the codes are variable length. Encoding also gets more complicated.

>>106508227
Try feeding it a KJV Bible to benchmark it against Maid-LZW.

>>106505508
>Have any of you read books when you were learning?
I learnt a long time ago, so that was the only option (other than being actually taught in class, which never suited me so much).
Keep a bookmark handy; you won't digest it all in one go, and you should attempt the exercises (if the book has them).

In C++, is there something like an std::pair, but for 3 objects?

>>106508856
oh youll want to click one of these links after violentmonkey is installed
https://github.com/TuxedoTako/4chan-xt/releases/tag/XT2.24.1


https://github.com/TuxedoTako/4chan-xt/releases/download/XT2.24.1/4chan-XT.user.js

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>>106508867
Alright, I added it to my violentmonkey scripts and that fixed two of my issues (captcha are now appearing correctly and mp4s are no longer being opened in new tabs). Thank you. One problem that still remains is that I can't contract videos by clicking them.

>>106508934
thats a settings rabbithole youll have to figure out as u go theres a lot to play with

>>106508801
>can't contract videos by clicking on them
I came here literally for this issue. One okayish workaround I have found is you can click and drag videos to the left and that contracts it, but I don't wanna have to keep doing that shit.
Any help on how to solve this would be greatly appreciated.

is there a list of /g/ recommended routers anywhere?

>>106501687
A safe choice. They are smart and do what they're told. Downside is they can't innovate. But innovation is always a gamble.

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>>106503911
>'whites are stupid and lazy' will become a reality because after a generation goes by after gatekeeping whites out of business/society
Not a problem for German an Dutch Amish bros, they'll just continue selling honey and hand carved rocking chairs. Anglo's are fucked though and the only people they have to blame is themselves.

>>106501768
CEO's, 99% of the time, do what the investment bankers tell them to do.

>>106501687
h1b

>>106505989
>hard working TradCath LatinX Folks
Oxymoron.

>>106509359
nigger

>>106509379
404 - brain cells not found

>>106509392
that's cute nigger

>>106508633
as long as I don't see israel on my feed and my adblock works I don't care what this LGBT cum garglers do.

>>106509379
cope faggot

>>106494053
I

>>106507962
Because it's unnecessary if you have control over the fonts. Use a different library with strict checks if you have potentially malicious files you have to support.

>>106507938
how so

>>106507731
Instead of running the check function every time you load the file, why not run it once on a given font then trust that font thereafter?
Since performance no longer matters for the check function, why not use an off the shelf solution instead of writing it yourself?
And you just discovered why the software works like it does, congratulations.

>>106509497
It was sarcasm it doesn't matter in the real world. Caring about this is suckless tier brainrot

>>106508962
Are 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."

>>106508974
Then they will suck my dick and lose my money is what you're saying?

>>106508974
just use non cucked services which aren't hosted in cuckifornia and aren't subject to their jurisdiction

>>106508995
What 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.

>>106508213
>stop noticing and talking about things goy
fuck off