AI slop is turning into AI gems and it turns out humans are pretty bad at writing codeThe bots will save us from the human slop
>>108514064he says in the screenshot that most of them are real and that they had to bring on more devs to fix them
>>108514076a bug is not necessarily a vuln, or a vuln that can be exploited irl.
>>108513060# CONFIG_CPU_MITIGATIONS is not set
# CONFIG_CPU_MITIGATIONS is not set
>>108513060Human will realize the only way to keep up is having ai fix them. Humans are to slow. Human and ai built for different tasks. Go hunt a lion, human. That’s what humans are good for. Let ai handle coding. It’s what ai is good for. Human pattern recognition was made to hunt animals and survive in wilderness. Ai pattern recognition built for reading insanely large data sets. Let ai take care of coding. While human take care protecting data center from outside threats.
>>108514190They are being reported to kernel security list level as per OP image, so it very likely is security related bugs
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>>108514583yeah it's great. timmy needs to start taking us seriously
>>108514583Well I'm not surprised. Steam (and helper script GUIs like Lutris and wine wrappers like umu-launcher) have made playing Windows games on Linux so stupidly easy that people that don't play kernel anti-cheat games can just use Linux and be happy.
>>108514583age verification is microsoft funded FUD to ruin linux's good name because they're afraid of thissource? my ass. but I believe
>>108514598It’s more that “people” like pottering and all the other corporate shills infesting the ecosystem hold stock options so they get really cranky whenever line go down.
>>108514589Timmy has made an announcement. He's making a Fortnight port for RISCV for Microsoft Windows and the two people that use it.
It's over.
>>108514596The problem is automated moderation went from being just a fancy filter to being AI powered, the AI determines based on parameters not even google fucking knows that you're somehow underage, or flags you as a bot, or fucks you in the ass etc Everyone's too fucking greedy to hire a proper team to moderate a platform, so you get shit like this instead
https://www.asiafinancial.com/nexperias-china-unit-nears-fully-local-production-of-chips
>>108513885Uh oh stinky
>>108513819>Sell company to China>Get absolutely shocked that China owns it now
>>108513819Dutch cucks never recovered
>>108513819Why didn't the European car industry just invest a couple billions in establishing their own supply chain in Europe? Why was there a need to send wafers to China in the first place? VW paid out like $3b dividends in 2025 others are similar high they should have invested it like Porsche did.
>>108514645They're trying to set up a factory in Malaysia to counter Chinese Nexperia, but they just aren't fast enough.
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>>108514594I wonder how likely it is for it to happen though (compared to voltage spikes fucking up your connector), but I guess that's why heatguard PSU like the ASRock PG-XXX exist.
>>108508983I'm still looking at what AM5 board to replace my X870 Tomahawk with and they all look shit to be honest.Just top to bottom I've yet to hear of one without any issues, Asrock? Will blow up your CPU, MSI? PCIE issues and crashes, Asus? Who knows, Gigabyte? faulty something or other.
good prices back then, the 4TB ssd is now £550, 2.5x the price it was
>>108512613RPCS3
>>108512613You use your powerful PC to play 201X games at 8k with DLDSR.There is always a way to make the most out of your PC's power even on older titles.
We finally have a comprehensive list of AI slop software.https://codeberg.org/small-hack/open-slopwareThoughts?
why do they even care? they'll have killed themselves long before ai kills them
>AI one-drop rule
>>108509269great resource, thanks op
I'm starting to think these freaks just hate everything that isn't dick.
>>108513329Godot and Bluesky are not trans
holy shit
>>108508279cool software + super cool logo
>>108508279syntax was made by totally derangedthank god we have AI who build the commands for us
>>108509979>>108511003I like parallel's syntax better than xargs.
>>108508279
>>108514401this is worm food in 900 yearsit's a ramni ballthey want to be discoverangly found
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>>108514383backlight, ribbon cable came out, or it just died. if it's the backlight, shining a flashlight or your phone's flashlight mode on the screen while it's powered on should show stuff. if it's the ribbon cable, you can open up the case and carefully plug it back in with non-conductive tweezers or a spudger. if the display's just fucked, warranty claim it or if it's out of warranty see if you can get a replacement display assembly or a "for parts/as-is" same model laptop for dirt cheap that is listed for something non-display related.
>>108514416Thanks anon I appreciate your help and advice
>>108514253>>108514276Thanks, will try this!
Is there such a thing as a ethernet port tester?there's a house where there's a bunch of ethernet ports in the modem/router room but they're unmarked, so idk which connect to where.If there was a device I could plug into a port in a room, then swap through the modem room plugs and it pings me when both ends are connected...I did this with 2 laptops before but it was a chore and very slow
>>108514605yes, they're very easy to make and I made one in my EE class (soldering practice class). they're two boxes, one with a 9v battery and it tests the pairs and lights up
Why don't we make an OS from scratch with no Unix and no (minimal) legacy bloat?What would be the best architecture for this modern OS?
>>108477424just mod windows 7 and ignore the securitards crying about it
Yeah this is all going nowhere.Maybe you all need to take a step back. How would you improve this bloated design in picrel in 2026? The rest will just logically follow>but thats only half of…Yes anon. Try fixing the small stuff first before we get overly ambititius again
>>108514384Mate, the CPU executes four XORs and/or four ANDs in a single fucking cycle. You want to trim fat, you first get rid of fifty-year-old interfaces and enable zero-copy submissions without triggering global TLB shootdowns that require tens of thousands of cycles, and then you disable overcommit so that all the shitware out there has to actually *use* the memory it demands from the kernel.THAT'S where the meat's at.
>>108514384>>108514417Ternary Logic >>>>> Binary Logic
>>108514571Holy autism
>GPU ban failed to stop Chinese AI>and now lost out billions in hardware sales to domestic Chinese chipstruly a stable genius
>>108514297Xi knows njudea is pozzed with hardware backdoor beyond redemption, he would use domestic gpu anyways.
if china doesn't need nvidia gpus then why did they just get caught smuggling nvidia gpus>I don't need this so much that me and my associates are now going to spend the rest of our lives in jail over them
>>108514333Reverse engineer>>108514297Wishing them luck
>>108514297>>108514320>>108514514+$.50
>>108514320They have been smuggling nvidia chips
before i switch to this, is there anything better out there?
>>108510904Depends on your needs, OS, and what do you mean by "better" (it may make sense to rethink your usage of this word). I would say the main alternatives are Furryfox and Chromium (or Ungoogled Chromium, probably???), so I'll (subjectively) compare Brave with them. There are also some other smaller independent(?) browsers like Falkon, qutebrowser, or Luakit, but I don't have much experience with them, therefore won't comment on this regard.# Furryfox## Pros- Easier to set up declaratively. customize in general, or change the looks even without add-ons- By far superior vertical tab organization functionality if you don't mind installing some plugin like Sidebery- Imposes less restrictions on plugins, as far as I know- Can be found in virtually any general purpose software repo- Compiles and runs natively on almost every general-purpose OS (even NetBSD); in other words --- very portable- Considerably better startup speed if you have enormous piles of tabs hoarded (I have about 10k right now and it's still usable)## ConsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108510904Firefox with ublock origin
>>108511581It's weird how you didn't explain like he asked you to, and just restated the same exact thing, but in a longer, more vitriolic and emotionally charged manner.
>>108514359> Compiles and runs natively on almost every general-purpose OS (even NetBSD); in other words --- very portableSelf-correction: it turns out Chromium is also available on NetBSD, but not on Haiku, for example. To be fair, It's unlikely that you will ever use any of them, but portability is always a nice thing nonetheless.
>>108514147Thanks!
Yes, I know this is the place where everybody loves to rice and have complete control over their system, but unlike some people who use Linux, I actually have a job and things I need to do.I have been daily driving Linux, and it is very good, but I was wondering if it is possible to still have a good understanding of Linux systems on what some may call a “normie” distro like Ubuntu. Do I really need to use something like Arch or Gentoo to learn Linux? And if I do use Arch or Gentoo, am I even really learning Linux? It kind of seems I would learn more about the package manager and whatever other stuff it uses instead of actually learning Linux systems.
>>108502677two words: fedora workstation
>>108502723>>108502819This. Absolutely this. I learned my way with Slackware in 1999. I don't use it anymore, but it helped me greatly.>>108502947Better for what? I haven't tried Gentoo. I can recommend Void, which I'm currently using in my home server, if you want something a bit easier to install and keep updated. I think you don't sneed a' hard 'distro to learn Linux, but something like Slackware certainly would help in grasping some concepts.
>>108502677You should be thinking of what you want to accomplish on your machine instead of becoming an expert on fucking with it. The point of Linux is not to be difficult to use or master regardless of what 'power users' say. No one uses windows because it's harder to use. The Linux community is infested with elitists who do nothing productive with a computer. Keep using Ubuntu and be productive with it. If it can't do what you need it to, then consider another option.
>>108502677“Learning Linux” is usually just about managing a server, and that’s a completely different skill set. Normalfag and HR roastie just assume that typing shit on a linux server means you understand linux, even though many linux nerds don’t know how to manage a server and the same as server admins don’t know how to be productive on a linux desktop
>>108502819slack is majorly underrated
Billions of people worldwide agreed to commit suicide thinking they are going to personally experience a virtual world.Horrifying.Would you upload?
>>108508580We should invest in AI and have it take everyone's jobs and then cut all welfare making everyone's quality of life shitty (except for a few multi-billionaires).And THEN we introduce the virtualization option.We appear to be right on track given current events.
>>108508089This is just an allegory for current real life.
>>108508089reminder that ever single person to ever step inside a star trek transporter is DEAD, black sceen game over, and their clones merely have their memories.
>>108514469What's the difference? Do you think atoms have memories or something?
>Entrust your entire existence to some corporationYeah no thanks
ARTIX HAS KEKED OUT.
>>108513232I disagree. Exaggerating the situation is perfectly reasonable when you see how the age verification final form is in other countries. It will get worse! Politicians are not your friend. Humans also only change under stress, that's a fucking fact. We are lazy primates. Also no reason to actually distro hop for now if you can blacklist packages but it's a good thing to already have a distro for later.
>>108513232What exactly does keeping a cool head do for a powerless regular guy? Let the rich company owners getting screwed by this keep a cool head while they buy representatives lunch and pay legal fees.
>>108502692lmao what is the fucking point of artix now
>>108514604That was april fools anon
>>108514608ah sorry it's the 3rd over here, the foolishness continues
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