>>107543761
Why are they running the server off of Apache I wonder?
At least use Nginx

>>107540095
These are your generic backdoor abusers:

Government: The primary entity leveraging backdoors. They conduct broad internet data scanning via ISPs and only deploy targeted backdoor access when specific individuals pose a perceived significant risk (primarily focusing on mobile devices).

Companies: These entities essentially employ dedicated teams to monitor and record user activity for purposes like advertising, user profiling, and compliance with government-mandated data scans. This represents a constant, broad data collection effort.

Hackers: While technically a threat, they are generally considered less relevant due to their limited resources and individual capabilities compared to the state and large corporations. (This point can be omitted if desired).

The choice boils down to privacy: Do you want your data harvested by governments and tech giants like Apple, Microsoft, and Google, or do you opt for Linux, which only has government focus?

Thank you deepseek for rephrasing my post.

My Linux system jumped from 2 or 3 GB of free space to zero bytes free. Why? I wasn't updating/upgrading (unless Arch Linux does that without me knowing).

I moved some files to another drive and now have 100 MiB free. How do I do a system-wide check for files created or modified in the past hour? I don't think find is a great solution. "sudo find / -type f -mtime -1" outputs a list of files modified in the past day <s>but it's stuck on something and not outputting anything other than</s>

>>107544113
Start by wiping out /tmp and cache files (/var/cache, /home/USER/.cache)

>>107544125
/var/tmp I meant. /tmp probably won't free anything if it's a tmpfs

>>107543857
Different to all the 'child' accounts I've seen...
Where/when this?

I can recall obtaining a debit card in early teens ... but there wasn't any 'internet' then...

>>107543925
>So the solution is to put a limit on their device about how much it can be used.
Fail.
It doesn't address any of the actual problems, it just limits how much you have to deal with it.

The problem is the docile media itself. The teams of paid headshrinkers, that do more than 'optimise engagement'. The data collected and the potential future abuse.

A database isn't evil. It's how the database is used that makes it evil. Limiting access to the database is never going to be as productive as simply not making evil.

>>107544033
Imagine you have 15 minutes to spend on social media per day. Will you look at memes for 15 minutes and be bored the rest of the day? Or will you ask your friends about hanging out later?
In this way it is not just the quantity but also the quality that changes.

>>107544013
It wasn't a 'child' account, it was a regular bank account I opened since I wanted to buy things online as a kid. I can't remember if I needed my parents permission to open it but they definitely did not have access to it. This was about 15 years ago in Australia.

>>107544076
>magine you have 15 minutes to spend on social media per day
I'd rather hack at my nuts with a rusty cheesgrater than use docile media. It's less damaging, long term.
But to play devil's advocate... What *I* would do is circumvent the lock.

Again. The problem isn't access, or time therof. That does nothing about any of the tangible and documented problems. Just changes how much you see the problem.

>>107544088
Try now. Can't confess to being hot on Oz bankin' but I wager it's similar...

>>107540780
My PhD is from Northwestern University, and you need to google "universal grammar" you fucking degenerate gen alpha monkey

>>107541487
It turns out "universal grammar" doesn't actually mean all languages have the exact same grammar. Maybe if you'd gone to mit instead of a random regional school you might have known that.

So what's your conlang?

>>107537930
The fuck

>>107544078
It's based on over 1 million file paths on my laptop (each file path is a complete sentence) and translated with sed and tr

>>107543848
What i want to know is why do people trust these numbers when they know even their own govt lies about everything.

>>107543963
>about about
about AI. Sorry, been hitting the sauce tonight. All of what I said still resonates with the force of truth, however.

>>107543848
It's "muh growth investing," you are betting on future growth. It's a legit investment, until it isn't and it looks like a ponzi scheme.
Seriously, growth investing is legit, but high risk.

OP's pic is still bait, because I need to know % losses, the raw numbers don't mean much.
People just go "WOW BiG NUMBERS!"

It's not all taxpayer money either.

File: 7482915063.jpg (192 KB, 1080x1057)

192 KB JPG

>>107544026
space is real asteroids are real we live on a spinning globe and elon dresses up in ridiculous outfits for fun not bc he has handlers.

>makes negative money
>negatively affects society
>shits up the internet
>theoretical end game is summoning a god that has a nonzero chance to smite humanity
remind me why I should like ai again?

>>107538101
>most tragic seafaring disaster
wouldnt it be something like the costa condordia or some shit

>>107530718
Bullshit with similar experience and learn it at home.

it is scientifically feasible to depopulate india within 48 hours

>>107541495
The overall unemployment rate is not dire, if it were dire you unemployed limpwristed tech faggots would get an extension to your unemployment benefits, we haven't reached thresholds where that kicks
>>107541654
Dumbass zoomer take, revolutions rarely occur when the lower classes are completely oppressed and utterly deprived because extreme poverty and hardship often lead to factors that inhibit organized rebellion

File: 2.png (18 KB, 791x341)

18 KB PNG

>>107544017
you're right I stand corrected, funnily enough I was asking deepseek to list and detail some revolutions and everytime it got to the chinese one it just cleared the whole answer and said it was beyond their scope to talk about such things

THATS A ONE HOT ALBUM EVERY TEN YEAR AVERAGE

>>107544047
i don kno how

>>107543404
open back planar = just better

Whats something nice I can treat myself with in the $500+ range?
Closed or back, would like to see both
Use K701's most of the time but I switch to my FiiO FT1's if I'm going to listen to music because to bass is so good.
Also have some DT770's and 599SE's but don't use them much anymore, but I liked their sound

>>107544034
You're not going to get anything worth the money

>>107544034
buy a 3D printer and build your own Omega

just bought a arctis pro nova wireless
did i fuck up?

>>107543948
i'm a frenchman, i got my DNA tested, no traces of kikes in it.

the only reason some europeans return some "1% kike" dna in tests is because jews are gene stealers and the software gets confused by genes they took from europe.

>>107540383
AI is useless turd world snake oil, who could have fucking known. I'm just surprised that China is so high on the list. I guess they have their fair share of retards.

>>107540383
> france depicted as the richest
> switzerland not even in the list
lmao
in the trash it goes

>>107544085
The most yellow has the highest GDP. France's position is due to their disdain for AI.

>>107543998
Chinese have this hive mind where they can never question authority and anything excreted from the CCP or 'powers that be' becomes a mandate of heaven.

File: kwv0utyapzee1.jpg (43 KB, 500x562)

43 KB JPG

all "BIG TECH" corporations are just sweatshops for jeet programmers, whites cant get hired in any kind of corporate tech companies anymore, so why hide it, just move that shit to India where it belongs

reminder that jeets dont get hired by talent, there are better programmers everywhere else, in middle east, far east, latin america. jeets get overwhelmingly hired by big american tech companies because they have a slave mentality. India is the only country in the world to have a caste system within their own race. Indian people accept being placed into lower class slave positions which makes them the perfect tech worker in large corporate environments where you want everyone to think the same and accept the same level of work. This is also why Indians make good CEOs at big tech companies, they are natural slave drivers, they know who to treat workers as obedient slaves.

the only way a white or any non-Indian can make it now in the tech industry is the startup scene. at least in startups you dont see that many Indians because startups value actually intelligence and creativity.

>>107544000
>all "BIG TECH" corporations are just sweatshops for jeet programmers
they are low-iq jeets

>>107543802
Fake news

I think the biggest problem with Sandra Nutella is his obsession with AI. He's betting the farm on it and it ain't even his.

Was absolute garbage, a poser that grifted a gaggle of retards with useless shit. All the knob slobbing fanboys look retarded seeing how things turned out.
Funny enough mentaloutlaw took his audience because the bar was so low but he at least works in tech and is not a LARPing retard.

File: 1763899689151195.jpg (790 KB, 1500x939)

790 KB JPG

>>107542558
larper bald fraud

>>107543681
sneako?

>>107542558
who?

>>107543470
why he look so zesty

>>107541987
BS. They need work where they dight 5.

>>107541411
>>107541594
>>107541608
I’ve never seen a femboy use a f1 or geon. the videos of people typing on them have hairy arms and manly hands

my harem of geongirlies live in Canada so you wouldn't know them

File: chatgpt bible c++.png (102 KB, 1374x1247)

102 KB PNG

>>107536066
Do long practice sessions with monkeytype custom where you don't care about time, just finishing a particular # of words, like 3000ish. Pick something you want to read which it would be OK if you opened it to random passages and read them out of sequence, like a book of aphorisms, because can't go back if you miss something. Or if you want to practice punctuation like ; : ( ) { } [ ] " ' etc., you could do a few hundred lines of code. But that's a little more boring.

You could also do something horrible and cringe like picrel to combine the two ideas

File: IMG_20251213_234026219.jpg (1.58 MB, 2732x2372)

1.58 MB JPG

WIP

Linux is probably higher considering that a large amount of Linux users are probably using tracker blockers that block StatCounter.

>>107542708
desktop dying in general

File: os.png (92 KB, 515x908)

92 KB PNG

>>107542708
>Is desktop Windows dying
yes, two weeks until complete bankruptcy

>>107542708
>Linux
Almost all of Windows's decline is due to ChromeOS. macOS has declined a decent chunk in recent years too which makes Linux's small growth even more deafening.
>ChromeOS is Linux
that's ok
>>107542780
This chart only shows desktop operating systems. The one that includes everything is truly grim.

>Ads in the start menu
>Misleading prompts pushing personal files to be stored online on OneDrive
>No more offline/local user accounts
>AI constantly taking screenshots of what you're doing and sending to M$ servers
>All of this re-enabling every update

Windows 11 is cancer.

Can't wait to see how 12 manages to be even worse.

Cheap phone to gamble the rest on draft kings

>>107537840
If I only had 3k to spend on hardware I would end up buying something a bit cheaper and shittier than what I have now.

>>107537840
I don't need any new hardware, I'd save it

>>107539688
my car has a blue-book value less than $3K
bit it runs fine so I don't care

>>107543850
I just got mine and it's really good! The print quality is even better than the X1C and the nozzle self-cleaning finally works and it stops flinging poops onto the bed on occasion like the X1C. It's nice.
My filament buffer binds up occasionally causing the print to halt but I think I can mitigate that by lubing some parts. Some people claimed that magnets were installed the wrong way causing this problem but I highly doubt that Bambu doesn't have a process in place to catch such errors in QC.

>>107537840
A reliable AK model and several thousand rounds of ammo

>>107542554
ShutUp10 does that with the recommended settings

>>107535858
minus any slop, but overkill on lard instead

File: 1757263940178130.gif (4 KB, 150x302)

4 KB GIF

Hey anons, to the collective (You) of this thread, thank you for putting together all that shit in the OP, just setup my new PC without all that annoying shit I wanted to avoid in my new PC for free and without trouble, great shit.

>>107543096
No prob anon. Enjoy your puter.

On W11 IoT right now. Any way to have separate icons on my two monitors? For instance, I want Firefox on my main one, but not for the icon to appear on my second monitor's taskbar. Right now, W11's default taskbar puts a Firefox icon on both taskbar, which is kind of annoying. Back on W10, I used a pirated version of DisplayFusion but I don't want to use it anymore.

>>107525250
There are only three correct options. Dualshock 2, Xbox 360, SEGA Saturn. Anything else is wrong, gay, and for niggers

>>107543795
How's the Therapy going Jeremy?

File: Scecd61c88fc543ebbd815aea(...).jpg (1.19 MB, 2249x2844)

1.19 MB JPG

>>107525250
Picrel is ideal for me

File: gulikit-elves-2.jpg (98 KB, 1920x1108)

98 KB JPG

>>107542212
This thing looks neat, and is inexpensive. I wonder if it's any good?

>>107543924
Sell me on it