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>>107743191
There isn't one.
Linux is not a stable OS.

>>107743657
>>107743548
>>107743282
>>107743191

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X_Athena_Widgets
>In a talk for USENIX, X pioneer Jim Gettys remarked that although Athena widgets were "ugly", they were often used in the period of X history that he describes as the "GUI wars", as a safe alternative to the competing Motif and Open Look toolkits.[2]

>>107743191
all the stdlibs and sys/
its retarded to have the entire bible's equivalent of includes in a single header file, split it up jeet

What are good certs to get for breaking into cybersec?
Any good companies to work for in the USA? I'm willing to move wherever, and I'm also a citizen if that matters to any of you niggas. I have an associates in cybersec from a community college, but a bachelors in a different (hard) science.

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yet another rejection after technical round in the books. i will die a miserable failure and that's ok

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>>107743328
>200 leetcode problems
>nothing to show for it
>meanwhile someone who spent that time building some app or game actually has something to show or even sell

I'm starting to think employment is just a scam to make people less productive

>>107743445
it literally does not matter how many projects you have or whatever if you can't pass interviews
projects will get you interviews
leetcode passes them

Every single interview I've done since last year, they wait until the day of and then reschedule it. Big and small companies alike. It just happened again today. I hate this shit so much

>>107741540
nta but >>>/lgbt/ and you post like a fag

>>107741139
Macbooks basically dominated the laptop market when they switched to ARM. But now Intel has nearly caught up with ARM performance on its x86 mobile Lunar Lake chips.

>>107741687
Right, except x86 laptops are plastic junk that run windows 11.

>>107741687
>Macbooks basically dominated the laptop market when they switched to ARM
it's still a locked down platform that is a pain in the ass to support and consumer-hostile, see asahi linux troubles to get everything working on various M generations.
>But now Intel has nearly caught up with ARM performance on its x86 mobile Lunar Lake chips.
yes because arm, x86, riscv, it really does not matter, cpu these days all have some kind of very similar "internal assembly language" that split all the uops into smaller instructions anyways, it's all about design tradeoffs, amd/intel have been making chips with certains loads in mind and apple with others, it's really all there is to it.
I'm glad to see intel and amd getting into this segment too as we definitely need power efficient and performant chips, it's a shame that it will be bga-only, for now amd allow manufacturers to use soldered or dimm ram but I'm not sure it will last as ram speed get faster and faster... maybe camm2 can save us?
I really want socketable efficient chips even if I lose a bit of efficiency as a trade-off, I'm sure there is a good middle-ground atleast for efficient desktop-class computers like the steam machine design-wise or consoles.
>>107741759
install gentoo

>>107741451
nta, but they actually don't
also, it's not about **their** people, it's about **everyone elses lives**. how many military bases and internet "monitoring centers" (spy centers, satellites, wiretapping of fiber optics cables, hacking datacenters, ...)? how many american corporations are influencing people and intervening markets everywhere? ever heard of the LIBOR scandal? do you think all of this shit doesn't affect people in their daily lives?

Do you think 16GB RAM is overkill for a NAS hosting Jellyfin and shared network file storing?

>>107742223
no, it's not. you can always find a way to use ram.

>>107742160
I generally don't get why people in this thread regularly go out of their way to get a board without IPMI/equivalent only to then bitch a few threads later that they don't have remote management capabilities on a $100 board from aefuioaheuifiuahefiuahsodpamcsylonjfhiuhwaiughd llc. registered in Ching Chong Street 69, Shenzhen.
I understand not wanting to spend 2k on a new supermicro board or any workstation board really but come the fuck on used and older gen server/workstation boards are dirt fucking cheap.

>>107742223
My NAS that also runs Emby Server and some Apache pages for testing and some python automation scripts has only 8GB of RAM and the CPU is an Intel J5040

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I'm looking for a low powered nas. Mostly for storage, occasionally for Jellyfin. My current setup is three 5tb drives in a mini drawer attached to a 4-1 USB hub to my linux machine, pic related, which I will continue to use til it dies.

Would a UGREEN NAS DXP2800 be good? A barebones AOOSTAR WTR PRO Intel Twin Lake N150 is the same price, but no ram and ssd. One NVME slot too, though I'm not sure if I'm gonna want a cache drive.

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>>107739319
Keyed post, 7KING, keep going, make 11jeets and linux trannies seethe and dilate.
>t. XPDEITY with c2d and 2gb of DDR2.

>>107739319
Is this a laptop? My first gen was an i7 860

>>107740032
it's a Linux Torvalds personal pc, please have some respect for him

>>107740032
OP is Finnish I guess

Port Aero to the 40 and 50 series gpus if you want me to even think about Windows 7.

>>107720236

They already tried that with CopperheadOS and Daniel blew the key to kingdom come the same day his partner and a shill from a multi national bank were talking about calling local police to raid him, all for refusing to integrate bsuite for DnD. When state actors come calling only a schizo has the wherewithal to put himself in front of the firing squad to protect the users.

>>107720236
5 dollar wrench attack is often effective, although I doubt they don't have any mitigations deployed for these scenarios. For example: the ability to sign the builds and distribute them to GrapheneOS servers and stable channel should never be able to be done by the same individual.

All the fags itt screeching against Graphene should provide a better alternative. Oh wait, they can't, because they are larping subhumans for whom both security and privacy are just topics for endless arguments on 4chong, instead of a problem and potential practical solution.

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>>107718238
ok what did f-droid do to slight daniel in a minor way that has made him have an eternal vendetta against them? daniel keeps a journal of everyone he believes has ever wronged him in any way

>>107743605
I think most of it is sour grapes, Graphene is a top tier package with a pure team led by a autist making sure everything works.
>>107743651
This was pointed out by Privacy Guides years ago, he just agrees with what they said and it does make sense. With obtanium being a thing you have no excuse other than sheer laziness.

>>107737488
god tier desu

>>107720775
>i restored it myself
What was wrong with it?

>>107699526
v cool mouse

>>107738081
my hobby is locating youtubers who are super secretive. I found the bat cave of the main guy on tested.

I know where and who arduino versus evil is.

>>107738081
after HWNDU there should be no illusion that anyone can hide their location online.

>>107741809
kek, you just can't stop doing it. your days are spent thinking about troons and evil jews. what a waste.

>>107741665
>Seriously, how much of your identity is wrapped up in hate?
Hate is what made White people become the master of human races. Not hating your enemies means that they will infiltrate you and destroy you from the inside, just like it's currently happening in White nations.

He and Gary are making new CC episodes in heaven.

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>>107741790
>The difference in vibe around computers and technology up until around 2005 cannot be understated
I'd extend that to the late 2000s, because of my zoomer bias and the fact that smartphone faggotry didn't start infecting PCs until around 2011/2012 with GNOME 3 and Windows 8, but yeah that's what I was getting at. Honestly, I've recently found myself questioning whether romanticizing historic computing culture is even justifiable anymore, since we're all witnessing the hellish aftermath of it - the rehashed 2010s /pol/shit from earlier in this thread is a good example - but Cheifet's death feels like a reminder that we need more stubborn autists to carry its torch now more than ever. I don't think I'll ever stop seething over the fact that this industry invested so much time and money into normalizing general-purpose computing in every home and (seemingly) trying to collectively enhance our human potential, just so they could throw it all away in favor of hawking Mossad spyware, smart toilets with ads, vibecoded webshit, and retarded chatbots that magically generate fake cheese pizza instead. What a complete and utter waste

>>107741665
>You're on the same level as the anons who look at every image of a girl posted here and ask "could this possibly be a guy?"
I agree with the rest of your post, but you absolutely should suspect this about every "girl" posted here.

>>107740170
>vibe coding is okay if it helps you get things done more efficiently
he never said that

>>107741272
He says this here.
https://youtu.be/yNdRv5LFuQk?t=2652

>>107733422
This but with Casey, sub-unity tier and not even close to finished

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>>107740052
>Put this guy in a legacy php/java/C++ codebase written by retards and he collapses in max a week.
Kek, can totally imagine his shellshock if he were to ever work in the trenches of multi-decade old codebases powering innumerable businesses today.
He'd have a nervous breakdown when he first encounters two processes that are in logical conflict with each another but because of some stupid 3rd process it works out 95% of the time (with the other 5% cases handled manually as they arise) and source control is littered with commits and subsequent reverts of rookies trying quick fixes to clean up the situation... yeah a week max.

>>107743201
>multi-decade old codebases powering innumerable businesses today
I work on a server-side application from the 90's which uses all major Java build systems at the same time, looks as if it tried to implement 3 distinct architectural styles and whose test suite takes at least 7 hours to run on a good day. I don't see a point in hating Jonathan just because he talks shit and enjoys better working conditions.

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>>107741400
another idea

>>107741400
>shill for FOSS
you need to be so subtle about it because shills attract gullible troons. in the end, it will be better to keep things under wraps. I often stop myself from posting my software ideas because someone will steal the abstract, you should only post concrete solutions and study for those who need it. shilling attracts too many problems nowadays. in the beginning it was kinda needed but stallman's quotations are so neolib it's attracted jews and fags to ruin software with their incumbency and salary begging.

>>107742129
>someone will steal the abstract
oh no

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honestly the shilling is tiring, and I honestly wish the worst possible fate to whomever is bankrolling it

>>107741400
>so why not fight fire with fire?
Because we're better than that.

>>107742968
>you're not required to seperate just because. you can very well use just 1 VM for everything if it's OK in your threat model.
If that's the case, then you shouldn't use Qubes to begin with because it offers no extra value over Linux when it's used in such a way.

>>107743013
except wrong. you still get the benefit of dom0 disaggregation and being able to clean wipe your workflow with a few simple clicks without total compromisation.

not including App VMs' root being immutable as a benefit here, because despite that it making the process more convoluted, the malware persistence can happen through different ways (re-infection through an unpatched program). Still, it creates an extra step for an attacker and makes things harder / blocks some attempts.

>>107742007
anon... when you run an AppVM, you are running QEMU/KVM on top of Xen. you can see it in the list of processes running in Xen.

>You have to compromise XEN from dom0 (VERY UNLIKELY)
why would you need to compromise the whole system? if you want to get user data, you can just compromise the AppVM where the target user's data is, or, in some cases, the template VMs.
since there is communication between AppVMs and the main VM in dom0, you could also compromise that, maybe.
and then there is the routed AppVM. get that and you could jump everywhere (assuming you have the correct exploits).
ever heard of user-mode malware, like zeus? assuming you need to compromise everything to gain user data is retarded. it shows that you clearly have no idea about security, even if your argument is "technical".

whonix is also an AppVM, btw.

>>107743278
>anon... when you run an AppVM, you are running QEMU/KVM on top of Xen. you can see it in the list of processes running in Xen.
PVH qubes don't use QEMU. Also KVM is not used in QubesOS at all. QEMU is used for stub device domains for HVM qubes or sys-usb / sys-network / other pci device qubes (which are all HVM qubes again because you can't passthrough into a PVH qube apperantly).
>if you want to get user data, you can just compromise the AppVM
that's up to you as a user to compartmentalize your system according to your threat model
>the template VMs.
template VMs don't even run other than for being updated over a restricted update proxy (let's not call it completely restricted but it doesn't matter much because all it connects to is distros' repository servers)
>since there is communication between AppVMs and the main VM in dom0
dom0 is the main VM. the only connection is Xen backend drivers and yes they're included in the TCB. Xen is not the holy grail, it just has better security model than your average daily OS.
>and then there is the routed AppVM. get that and you could jump everywhere
I don't know what that even is. I think you're just making shit up.
>ever heard of user-mode malware, like zeus?
what about it?
>assuming you need to compromise everything to gain user data is retarded
same thing you said above

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>>107743607
>You're also talking on qubes without having much idea about it as well
actually I was too soft in my words. you don't know shit about qubes. You claimed KVM was running on top Xen after seeing the stub-domains. Not knowing Template VMs don't run normally and routed App VM bullshit? wtf. I would kill myself out of shame after that post.

>>107743451
Yea but juniors are getting replaced with Indians.

>>107743415
Were they really "insane" or just hard? They're supposed to be hard, and 90 minutes for 2 of them sounds like ample time to me. Especially for 3 YOE, people are expected to really know their shit after 3 whole years in the field

>>107743533
Leetcode is a matter of exercise, not one of experience.

>>107743415
>Was I supposed to cheat?
Yes
Forced cheating is how they filter out whites

>>107743533
I've solved 200 leetcode problems, 90 of which were mediums and 25 hards.
I asked chatgpt and claude to find me the most comparable problems and both were hards.
I don't think these problems are in leetcodes database, and they were even more complicated than the comparable hards.
Problem 1 was an array question with a heap / sorting requirement and convoluted premise, problem 2 was a dynamic programming question with even more complicated shit that took me 10 minutes to even understand.
P1 was a medium- hard (closer to hard), P2 was a very hard.

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the snail surface reminds me of something
something i can't possibly recall

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>>107743307
This is not what I asked for.

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/v/ Dall-e is dead

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>>107743522
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>107741996
The "you can't criticize Wayland because it's a protocol" cope is getting old. If there isn't a protocol supported by a strong majority of compositors that provides a given feature, the feature should be considered unsupported. If X11 had theoretical provisions for some feature in the protocol, but that feature wasn't actually available in X.org, we'd consider it unsupported too. Anything else would be dishonest.

>>107742077
It's pure security theater, you're not meaningfully more protected. There's a ton of ways to exfiltrate data, like reading your home directory or using LD_PRELOAD tricks. Wayland's "security" is simultaneously too lax and too strict. Too lax because it doesn't provide meaningful protection; too strict because security is merely an excuse for designing things that Wayland devs don't like out of the protocol. Configurable access control is a thing that exists, so there's no need to have a gimped protocol to achieve security.

>>107742943
>The "you can't criticize Wayland because it's a protocol" cope is getting old. If there isn't a protocol supported by a strong majority of compositors that provides a given feature, the feature should be considered unsupported. If X11 had theoretical provisions for some feature in the protocol, but that feature wasn't actually available in X.org, we'd consider it unsupported too. Anything else would be dishonest.
But the majority of the things labelled "Not Supported" here actually are supported in the majority of compositors, it's not theoretical. There's no loss of functionality in any real implementation, but because it's not required as part of the protocol they're claiming it's unsupported. It's very dishonest.

>>107743027
Maybe I have outdated information then. Is there now a cross-compositor
1. equivalent of xte,
2. way for programs to position their own windows,
3. way for programs to register global hotkeys,
4. equivalent of xrandr,
5. equivalent of setxkbmap?

Wayland is so bad that Valve put all their time and money into it!

> X11 has screen tearing
>no such thing in Wayland
Good enough for me, the rest of them will be integrated soon.