>>107684620
over SEVEN critical vulnerabilities...

>>107684659
11 actually, but who's counting?

>>107684605
Deset 'r'

>>107684625
>>107684646
Genuinely glad for you two, I hope it never happens to anyone else as well. Sometimes that's just the way things are.

>>107684659
>>107684671
It shouldn't be this bad though also is there a way to roll back an update?

>>107684684
>It shouldn't be this bad though also is there a way to roll back an update?
the top one is the one you want
https://stackoverflow.com/a/4114122

Anyone who didn't retire before hearing the words "story points" is a sucker.

>>107678575
UBI is what the elites want. It will be just enough to survive but not enough to build anything meaningful. They can turn it off for you if you say the wrong thing online. It would be total serfdom.

>>107678544
Is it much different from those who deployed ERP in the past?

>>107683338
I can't make heads or tails off of these discussions either, I'm slowly convinced that >90% posters here are either AI bots or have never been employed in the field. I have not noticed our velocity increase to any noticeable degree over the past ~3 years. Otoh we had layoffs in the fall and that was noticeably immediately, work is a lot more stressfull and busy these days

A year ago our company started mandating the use of AI and tracking usage, and consistently it's the shittiest programmers that use AI the most. I do admit that AI might currently be having a positive effect in terms of "raising the skill floor" this way, but I have a feeling that these employees will just grow dependent on these tools and will never grow past them

>>107678494
I have a variety of backup plans.
One thing for sure is that we're having to move out of our current apartment.
My wife will finish her degree in 1.5 years, and she works in a job AI can't do. In the coming 1.5 years I have time to prepare and get ahead of what I will study next. Should I get fired, I have unemployment benefits, which are enough to get by for the time.

I already signed up for career counselling. Not really because I believe that AI is an actual threat for me personally, but I have to admit that I just don't see myself doing this long term anymore, partly because of AI. I went from Junior Software Engineer to Solution Architect in 6 years, so I'd argue I'm pretty decent at the Job. But the joy is kinda gone.

Anyway with the career counselling I hope to find a definitive path to focus on.
I want to explore if Electrical Engineering is a job that has a lot of jobs where manual finger dexterity is required. It's a job with higher accountability on the software side for sure, but the goal is using my hands and fingers for more than typing on a keyboard and using a mouse. Instead I hope to actually build physical stuff. According to an infoday at the nearest University for Applied Science, I can easily start there, no admission exam required.

An Electrical Engineering degree also allows me to pivot into a very diverse set of occupations.

If the career counselor tells me that it is again a super computer based job in my country, I will explore wheter I become a nurse, which can also yield a great salary with some additional training later, or if I go for a trade job

>>107682237
There's almost no difference between a $10 Apple dongle and a $1000 shitbrick

>flac troll thread
I can't discern the difference between a painting and a reproduction, but if I was going to go to great length to collect paintings, I would want the originals, not reproductions. That's the point of FLAC, nothing else. If you cannot understand this analogy then you are fucking retarded.

>>107679872
>FLAC
>3:18
>AAC
>4:17
Those are clearly different versions of the song. You have to be very careful about this when making codec comparisons, it's meaningless if the lossy version was made from a different version of the song that sounded different to begin with.
Here's an AAC made by directly encoding your FLAC with qaac (TVBR 63, ~128 kbps): https://files.catbox.moe/h1ilz1.m4a

>>107677878
128kbps MP3 encoded with a modern version of LAME is actually pretty good for some genres of music. If you listen to simple singer-songwriter stuff it's probably fine. It's only when you have a lot of high frequency content, e.g. cymbals, that the difference is obvious.

>>107680811
The lossy version will actually sound better because it removed most of the CRT whine. So much audio was ruined by deaf boomers leaving their CRT monitors on while recording. But you can at least notch filter it out without obvious damage. The top octave is mostly about total energy not the exact frequencies. If you ever listen using headphone you already implicitly accept this.

>>107683583
Either is fine. Fave is the default for F1s and Nova gets you RGB so that's up to you too. The meta is Galatea/Hineybush soldered with half-plate Alu V1.1 anyway, so if you're hotswapping no need to worry about making decisions between PCBs.

Baion

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GOAT

>>107684216
Show us the other one with the CRP caps on it. Looks like a gasket mount but not a Geon one, idk which board it is.

how is the battery life on these things? how often do you have to charge them? can you replace the batteries and are the batteries universal? assuming you use them 18 hours a day? and what % should I get if I want 6row keyboard?

>>107684639
Paste what you did here and I will explain the problem/solution, in any amount of detail you need.

>>107684639
Who cares, why are you using SELinux if you're not an enterprise drone?

>>107684665
Shut your mouth. I don't have to do nothing for nobody.

>>107684665

sudo dnf install selinux-policy-devel
sudo ausearch -c hl2_linux --raw | audit2allow -M hl2-execheap
cat > hl2-execheap.pp <<'EOF'
module hl2-execheap 1.0;

require {
    type unconfined_t;
    class process execheap;
}

#============= unconfined_t ==============

#!!!! This avc can be allowed using the boolean 'selinuxuser_execheap'
allow unconfined_t self:process execheap;

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>>107684665
that's not what he asked is it now faggot

>>107684626
It's still an ED clone.

>>107684631
what does that even change anyways? did you get blocked from viewing it or something?

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>>107684522
>No, I don't want to read the shitty encyclopedia dramatica clone for your shitty 4chan clone.
>>107684576
>You're retarded.
>>107684612
>Strawman. Hell, the owner of this basedjak wiki admits to copying ED's front page code.
>>107684618
>Take a look at the content itself, see how there's barely any difference in design.
>>107684631
>It's still an ED clone.

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>Fuck OP and fuck this soijack thread

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sharty thread?

He was the boss of both Carmack and Abrash, probably better than most

>>107684355
>>107684217
Someone already posted links. Do you need AI to go find them?

>>107684437
there are no links that directly mention mint

>>107684390
Maybe he does a lot of cardio and squats, peak femboy physique.

>>107669664
So what? Mint "developer" is not a fucking real developer, it's just a distro maintainer, he doesn't (and shouldn't) write any code instead of some basic python scripts that glue shit together.
Most security "work" that maintainers do is just monitoring software in repost for new CVEs and backporting relevant security fixes (basically git cherrypicking)

>>107684597
Yes, each development distributor is a development distributor. Consider what is already simulated

>>107684164
>the A+
Tf is that

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I skipped A+ and went straight to Network+ but I've been putting off on getting my Security+. I also haven't been applying to jobs to even make use of my Network+

>>107684164
luck isn't needed, you either know the basic knowledge required for the a+ (or any comptia cert) or you don't.

>>107684587
Some of the exam questions are randomized and certain ones aren't counted for your final grade if I remember from my last cert exam so it is possible that being lucky or unlucky could affect anon's score.

Are these certs worth getting?

>>107679937
No, guix is. But that isn't to say guix is relevant now. It's just that if things had gone right from the start, guix would've been great.

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>>107679937
First of all, I like Nix and GUIX. I use both in desktop and server but this

>easy to understand
>easy to make packages
>easy to manage,

>>107681825
Guix isn't perfect by all means. But a default installation with GNOME works and doesn't get in the way of day to day activities.
How they got GNOME 40+ working on shepherd is quite an accomplishment.

>>107680226
why is Nix evaluation still so slow? why are flakes still not stable? sounds like this "high quality software" wasn't actually made by them, but they merely hijacked it, and it's stalled since.

>>107684012
>they merely hijacked it, and it's stalled since.
This is objectively true and can be proven with the commit log. Basically all of the good parts of nix came directly from Anduril employees. Hopefully Anduril releases there own distribution so all the normal people that care about quality can move to that.

>>107684313
and I am suggesting people in the AI industry are obviously going to DICKSUCK the FUCK out of AI and write these disgusting gay essays about how the world has been irreversibly changed by AI even though nobody's lives has actually changed

>>107684178
>DUUUUUDE [BULLSHIT BINGO]

>>107684366

Stay asleep mate.

>>107684178
wtf is with ai cogsuckers and sounding like they've got 50 ai-enabled dildos up their ass powered by microsoft's most recent "agentic" os.

>>107684179
I hate jeets ai posting. And jeets in general.

>>107684090
but what happens when the sources are all re-written and the truth is expunged? especially stuff for medicine, physics/mathematics, history, stuff that matters? we already know that procedural generation is confidently incorrect, so when people start using it to fill in information and it starts to push out the time-tested information, what are we going to do afterwards? try to keep an encyclopedia from 2019 to reference? look at youtube. it only shows x amount of videos in search and then defaults to what it predicts the viewers wants to see. google is playing to the highest bidder. i mean how is someone going to find out what is a safe dosage of ibuprofen or symptoms of strep in children if we can't trust anything anymore?

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>>107683990
lel
non-saturated mineral oil diet.

Looks like you're ready to make a 3D gen of him

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>>107684129
>especially stuff for medicine, physics/mathematics, history, stuff that matters?
thats a little different because science stuff gets gate-kept by peer review and journal publications. not to say there isn't an increasing amount of AIslop there too but its comparatively far more rigorous that shitposting to the internet
>try to keep an encyclopedia from 2019 to reference?
think of what it took to put that encyclopedia together tho. an organization of people motivated to collect and curate truth. these sorts of people always exist, whether it be wiki editors or book researchers or whatever. and all people are capable of some degree of self-guided truth validation. truth will be the same as it ever was: an on-going and never ending curation
> google is playing to the highest bidder.
I mean, thats just a quality of how we've structured our society. thats what spawned all the mainstream media news slop we have today. "news you can trust!" and maybe it once was -- but fox news didn't turn to manufacturing reality because of AI. as 'truth' becomes more scarce, it increases in value. as something gains value, someone else will try to sell it. thats why I'm hopeful of a new age of skepticism. dont trust AI, dont trust google, dont trust newsmedia. learn to find and validate truth. I know it sounds blindly optimistic, but the people who don't have the capacity to redefine their relationship with truth were already being lied to before AI anyway

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morning anons

>>107684261
>take the hard drive out and install another os on it, then put it back in the computer
The BIOS is locked through so I can't disable secure boot; I need Linux to run of this for personal usage.

>>107684206
Give it back, Jamal. You will be the reason they won't hand out free laptops in the future.

>>107684291
Linux works just fine with Secure Boot.

Return that which thou hath unlawfully taken, DaKwantus

>>107684379
>Linux works just fine with Secure Boot.
I thought that was only true for Microsoft signed distros (i.e., RHEL, Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, etc.), but that some distros like Arch, Void, and Gentoo won't boot?