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>>107551242
This is a LibreWolf thread. Not a Firefox/Mozilla thread. If it goes off device then it will be disabled/removed for LW.

>>107548984
Sounds like a local model to me.

>>107544043
How can I get this? My Librewolf has no AI.

>>107552023
i think you're not on a rolling release distro

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Is there an easy way to get rid of this button in the flatpak version of LibreWolf? I keep hitting it by accident when I'm trying to click the Reopen Closed Tab button.

lolis

>>107550185
Your pic is peak of mental illness, get help, god made us free not to spend our lives wiring nodes.

>>107551866
Kek

>>107552243
>>107552363
For (you)

base64 and base85 are much more efficient than that and im not sure what this has to do with steganography

>>107552235
no i just figured it out. i'm not a genius, i'm just not a fucking retard like you are

>>107552254
it's all about binary strings. i'm using the bible translated into a conlang as a source. or i could just use a regular bible, dude whatever

>>107552218
'000000000000010000000001000010100100111000010100011000000110000010000101010100111010000010011111000
1001011011000000000000001100101101000001000000010011010101000010101100000001101100000101001100111010
0000000111010010110001110001001011000010011101001100010000111100101011001011010110110010101000001010
0011100001010001111110111001010010110101100100000000010110001100100101000100100000111000100111101100
0100111111001111111110001011001000100001001100000101101100001001011001100101111101100001010001011111
1001001100000000001111001010011100000000010000111001110011101000011101100010011010000010100100101010
0010101100000010000100110000111011100000101010000111101110000110100111100011011001100111001010010111
0100111100100101100101000100100101100010001000101001000010111101010100111001111001010000110100101100
1101000011101000011001101010000110101000010011111110100100000101011001010110011000011011101100011101
1100110010111010100110111000001101000001010001001000010111111001101001000000111101111000000000010000
0100100100010011010000011110100110010010100110101000001001101000000101000111111000110111011000111010
1001101011101110100011010100000010101111000110001011001010101001101001010000110101010000101011000001
0000000100000010101001010110001011010000101010101110001001100001111001011000000001011010010101001000
1001001000110000000111000110001001001001001000000110101100011101111000111100010100110000010001000010

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>>107552324
hi, i've thought about this and it's not really viable. first of all, pasting binary is inefficient, you need 8 characters per byte. base64 and base85 are much more efficient, around 1.3 characters per byte. i think 4chan spam filters base64 so base85 is the better option, it's more efficient anyway. anyway you can paste a maximum of 2000 characters which is around 1600 bytes in base85. You cannot really get a legible image with that much, you need closer to 10KB for something legible. so basically posting text encoded images on 4chan is not really viable.

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modular synthesis

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modular synthesis

time to work on my song

>>107549739
Like Stewy and his book.

>>107550532
I ended up playing around for 20 minutes, then watched football, then went for a run, now I need to watch some tutorials to make a good kick sound
then i can work on my song

>>107534735
Back to 1990s level pricing for computer parts

>>107538323
Haven't really seen this guy talking as I don't watch TV or jewtube etc.
Looking at this video he comes off as a similar guy like Zuckerbot - borderline sociopath, no empathic capability whatsoever. Just a nasty little faggot.
Actually, Zuckerbot is more humane than this guy.

>>107549418
This is what you all voted for.
You didn't reject normalfags. You voted to use phones, and you let in the other smartphone fags because well, if you didn't, that insult was directed at you and that's not cool, they're a person like you.
You didn't deperson them enough. You didn't shun 'em enough and now? Now we see what happens. Gen X'ers fucking destroyed the world with their complacence, and millenials who were late to the train looked for approval from their pathetic peers.

You get out, what you put in. Give an inch. Don't be surprised when you get a mile of dick.

>>107535868
The problem is the government and federal reserve printing trillions.
But you retards NEVER go after them, in fact you support them.
Useful idiots.

>>107539591
The federal reserve printing money created the AI bubble and created the MALINVESTMENT we are seeing.
Resources are being moved from one sector to another artificially.

Ai needs its own board this is getting ridiculous to see

>>107550362
Most certainly none of the above. The best programmer, you'll never have heard of him. You are looking at salesmen.

>>107550362
2 of them spend 20 millions of them dollaridoos in useless stuff such as giving 12 free games every december, remastering a game no one cares about and showing their new shit game on TGA.
The other one wastes billions of someone else's money trying to improve technology.

I made my choice.

>>107550362
Me

>>107550362
AI

Ken Thompson.

>>107550430
Which flavor to install? I want to give it shot as a desktop OS running on old laptop.

>>107551510
>laptop
As a rule of thumb, install OpenBSD. If it doesn't meet your expectations, consider NetBSD or FreeBSD; the former is a last resort, depending on your laptop's architecture. The latter no longer supports i686.
I run Free on my laptop for ZFS. Battery life is better on Open. Both are easier to use than Net.

>>107552078
Why BSD isn't called GNU/BSD? I thought Stallman basically owns everything because he is the sole developer of GNU Operating System.

>>107550430
Didn't you catch the memo? You can't have BSD threads on this board without constant spam by ganootards.
>winslop, aislop, consoomerslop threads exist unimpeded

>>107551847
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>107551007
i thought AI needs a lot of ram.
how am I going to use my lappy if Windows will be using 50% of avail ram at start up plus AI now.
what % will be avail. to everything else

>>107551073
This will be the funniest and most based outcome ever, but you just know they will push you to a cloud based environment full of bloat and AI shit that you will have zero control over it

>>107552176
Sure, smartass. They aren't just going to let their products get worse. Customers would complain.

>>107552214
>i thought
First of all, bad. Stop doing that. Just use AI for that and believe whatever it tells you.

But also, you're missing the bigger picture - companies don't care about AI on the edge (on your computer anymore). It's better for them, in every way, when you just send your data to their AI datacenter, under the terms of some EULA that says "We value your privacy; we sell everything you do to our 3210821602 partners with zero restrictions on what they can do with it, fuck you".
So guess what. That's what they're all doing now. Why give you privacy.

>>107549735
WindowsToGo

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I updooted my system from LTSB to LTSC 2021, and it says Enterprise LTSC. So it's the non-IoT version.
Is there a difference between this version and IoT in practice?

>>107550725
>Is there a difference between this version and IoT in practice?
Non-IoT LTSC security updates ends in 2027
IoT LTSC security updates ends in 2032

Simplest and best way to switch to IoT LTSC is to use MAS to activate your install with HWID
HWID is the best activation method and since it's only available on IoT, MAS will automatically convert your install to IoT at the same time

new build with 9900x3d/9070xt
if all i really care about is gaming, does it make sense to go enterprise iot ltsc over just normal enterprise?

>>107547655
I could stay on 10 LTSC for a while longer.
Before anything else I can't imagine having to use Windows without 7 taskbar tweaker, the default is just too annoying and the program doesn't work with the new taskbar in 11.

>>107550253
Zoomies really have no idea how quickly tech moved in the 90s,

>> The Internet will be to women in the ’90s what the vibrator was to women in the ’70s. It’s going to have that power. – Lisa Palac, 1994

https://www.elon.edu/u/imagining/time-capsule/early-90s/brief-but-biting-quotes/

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>>107550253
its going to be glasses and eventually contacts before the end of the 2020's

>>107551739
Lotta gems here btw

>> We techies should be more honest about what computers can do and what they cannot do, or else we are setting ourselves up for a big pie in the face. – Clifford Stoll, 1995

>> Just as the development of the Interstate Highway System led to the creation of McDonald’s hamburgers, Holiday Inn and a thousand other new commercial developments that would have been impossible without the Interstate Highway System, in the same way we will see the emergence of information services on a nationwide basis that will be extremely profitable and nearly ubiquitous. – Al Gore, 1993

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>>107550253
This is from the 70's

>>107551180
How is % of exports an indicator of leading performance? It just means that they aren't producing/exporting much else.
India is the largest exporter of generic medicine. Does that mean that they're ahead than the rest of the world in pharmacy?

>>107549479
That's nice but can they kill the brown flood?

Not happening.

>>107549479
Will this or blaming foreigners finally fix their shit economy, shit currency and the demographic crisis?

>>107551736
>India is the largest exporter of generic medicine. Does that mean that they're ahead than the rest of the world in pharmacy?
If you define being good at pharmacy as being good at cost optimising medicine synthesis, then yes.

UUUUOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>107551454
>New mouse
>Already filling with gunk
It's so joever my man.
If you can return it depends on how long ago it was that you bought it as well as your local laws. But usually sellers will do whatever they can to make it not worth your time to return shit sadly.

>>107543519
guide anon, if you're listening.
Might this be worth adding to the guide?
Pretty much when I search on Google for "1.75x" or "2.25x" then actual companies that make good magnifiers show in the results. Where they properly spec 1.75x magnification or 3 diopter, 2.25x magnification or 5 diopter. Otherwise searching for "3x/5x/10x/20x magnifier" tends to show more of the junk products from China that are using "Ax magnifier" which is actually the diopter value in order to trick people.

>>107551700
Write up a section that can be copy pasted into the guide and tag NeoOP and he'll probably add it at some point (sometimes with a bit of a delay granted)

>>107536421
any recommendations for iPhone screen protectors on Ali?
are they about all the same or is there something to look for?

>>107552083
Well there's some special stuff like privacy screens that make it hard to see from the side, but if we're just talking generic cover to protect the screen you'll want to look for "9H Hardness" if it's not a known brand, that just means gorilla glass hardness. Also if it comes with a plastic alignment guard that's a nice addition, makes it much easier to place it right.
But honestly given how cheap they are and how long modern ones last (basically as long as your phone), get one from a known brand like baseus and be done with it. Many kits come with all you need (alignment brace, stickers to remove dust, alcohol wipe, alignment stickers, bubble removal card). If it's a kit of 3 or so that can also be nice, means you don't have to care if you break something or fuck up an application and you have spares for when it does fall badly on some stone ground.

>>107548059
300K lines of shit to do what exactly?

>>107548059
does json count as code?

>>107552269
I open my web browser, I open the target site and after about 18 seconds during which all 48 cores in the server skyrocket to 100% usage while the OOMKiller kills every other process, the words "hello world from React.js!" appear in my browser.

>>107552292
Does YAML, HTML & CSS? There is your answer.

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>>107548059
I'm smarter than him because my python program is 300,001 LoC long.

https://gist.githubusercontent.com/bogasebuamoteraxu/1af2d0e892f12c65d6616757bbd59bcc/raw/809c07fad8bb0afd943d4dfd9226cd6bc9c763ee/fizzbuzz.py