>>107656060

check out dave aitel, charlie miller, mark dowd and orange tsai. they're very good.

>>107616562
>I secure wiped my SSD from BIOS. it took like 3 seconds. how could it be this fast, isn't it supposed to take at least several minutes? it's a Crucial 1GB.
do you mean 1TB?
it's done "in hardware", but you shouldn't trust that shit.
an analogy: in some cases software sends commands to simply "delete" encryption keys from SSDs, but there is research that shows that "hardware encrypted" data can be recovered, and keys are reused or insecure keys are used once and once again.
just run dban or

dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/your-ssd

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Currently reading pic related and really enjoying it. Learning how to build my own containers just with bash commands, learning about all the internals. Haven't had this much fun in a while. It's only 200 pages, absolutely recommended for anyone interested.

Btw, is there ctf but for containers? There used to be such a site but it's no longer working.

>>107656618
Looks interesting. I will take a look into it. Thanks, for the recommendation.

>>107656060
All day everyday

Why don't you send a bug report to your package manager signaling their kernel release has faulty generic USB drivers?

You are using the kernel's generic USB drivers, are you?

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>>107657295
When I did some digging, it was caused by the firmware of the keyboard throwing enumeration loops. I'm pretty sure I'm using generic USB drivers, I also had some drivers though for running the RGB, but it didn't fix the issue until I outright replaced what keyboard/mouse I was using...

>>107657243
>Razer
I spotted the problem.

>>107651731
yes, lets all build around a single point of failure

lmao linuxtards

>>107656731
That's what mirrors are for. If the one I was using goes down I deal with the minor inconvenience of changing it.

>>107657076

>change package mirror
>get malware

>>107653212
Package managers have no software in them. Package managers access software that's either on your system waiting to be installed, or in your distro's repos.

>>107657270
>does not know anything about security, devops, basic IT
>opens his dumb hole wide open
>brain diarrhea comes out
>gets back to flipping burgers
Many such cases

>>107657325
literally everyone, but he was still more knowledgeable than most newfags here
his method of virtualization was decent but suffers the same pitfalls as any other, and he was adding distortion and weird ass effects
so not unlike other retards in the sense that both still don't understand the separation between reproduction and production

>>107657355
>both still don't understand the separation between reproduction and production.
it's refreshing to know how far back it goes anons have been hitting this specific wall. refreshing because we know it doesn't get any further/funnier. I appreciate your clarification anon.

>Chu 2 + Sancai WB / Feaulle H570 / Fiio HS20
>EQ to 5128 diffuse field with room curve, alternatively EQ to Nova that's EQ'd to Monarch Mk2
>euphonic distortion added with a VST plugin
>HeSuVi spatialization to studio monitors
>spitting into the nozzle and drinking it to unclog filters

>>107657460
and
>fine tuning eq with -0.1db

>>107657460
And a cx31993 dongle for linear phase filter and plenty of power.

>>107655680
>javascript

NOOOOO SOFTWARE IS USING RAM

>>107655680
must be all the AI tracking your moves

>>107655784
>>107655718
Anon, the point is that we could be doing great things with our computers and leveraging their RAM to achieve mindblowing things if the software were properly optimised; instead, I had to buy 32GB of RAM to do what 16GB used to, and I had bought 16GB to do what 8GB used to, et cetera. If my use case does not change, why must my hardware?

>>107656597
cringe gpttard
>>107656691
based scholar

All screens are bad, go play real games in the real world and do real things

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>>107655967

>>107657402
We really can't win

>>107657458
>>>107655967 (OP)
>>Modern VA panels have absurdly fast response times
>False unless selecting very specific panels and even then they are not fast
>>(faster actually except for black to black)
>it's faster but it's not faster, bad logic here4>>107655967 (OP)
>>when your average $200 VA panel is almost certainly better than a $200 IPS one.
>the average low end va panel is fucking bad compared to the equivalent ips
>VA is shit for monitors, completely unusable for TVs (even slower)
>for TVs if you are a gaymer you have to buy oled or you are a masochist retard
>for monitors it's more complicated
>>>107656189
>>2 years ago 240hz VA monitors entered the market for less than $200 which have next to zero smearing left.
>they literally have smear and suck cocks


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>>107657402
Some of the more recent IPS displays I've gotten have somehow made the glow much less noticeable. It's still there, but not as obvious as the distractingly uneven glow I got on a display from around 2015.

>>107652984
>26.2 isn't awful, by the way
not a big fan of the glass stuff

>>107655873
I actually kind of like the glass stuff. I don't like how buttons have less useful area and so iPhones don't get five or six buttons at the bottom of the phone anymore, but the readability hits aren't as bad as I thought because I mostly know what buttons' labels say anyway, so I don't really need to read the button label if there's something gnarly underneath it.
I'm actually coming around to the opinion that Alan Dye's Liquid Glass thing is overhated. It deserves to be hated, but not _quite_ as much as it's hated.

>>107639756
Love th pape can you share it? Also why the Apple Loop too left?

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luv me debian

>>107654492
Best of both of those worlds, but I'd only use it if I was restricted by hardware or software.
I have gone the ZFS route at home.. Made by autists for autists.

>>107654440
How do you fuck up your RAID 5/6?
Also the main problem with RAID 5 is that it's basically a mathematical certainty that another disk will have an URE during rebuild and nuke your data if your array is big enough.

>>107654550
>have raid 5
>one disk failed
>timetoreplacethefaileddisk.jpg
>removed one of the working disks on accident
>Raid array corrupted. rebuild not guranteed.

with RAID 1 this is impossible

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>>107654535
>I have gone the ZFS route at home.
I use MDADM RAID 1 + LVM + XFS

because my """server""" is literally just a first gen intel NUC with 8 USB HDDs attached so ZFS is not an option due to hardware limitations.

>>107654812
That's about as retarded as pulling a working lightbulb when another one goes out. The raid software tells you which serial number is failed. The serial number is on a sticker on the disk, that's the one you replace.

>>107643865
how do i fix the mouse wheel? it's doing double clicks

That's looks like very gay

>>107644783
that's logitech

Last decent mouse I had was a g400(s).
What is its spiritual successor in the mid 2020s?

>>107643865
>not ambedickcious
trash

>>107647258
used to be banned across all boards just like pony shit

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we need proper materials not this health hazard nonsense. I want my matte black ceramic with matte white glass see-through legends right fucking now. also must cost $10 shipped for full set with all the extra keys

>>107657188
>see-through
*shine-through

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i own a mechanical keyboard.
Anyways, does anyone have the drivers for this thing? i want to play racing games with it.

Why is this hobby ensnared in so much faggottry? Some customization options transcend sillyness like am I going to discern between half a gram of key press resistance and why does that warrant a premium, it's borderline audiophile level.
On another note, I got a Royal Kludge keyboard with RGB lighting and the overall build quality is alright, but i'd like my keycaps to be backlit. What keycap manufacturer do you recommend?

>>107657136
How can you buy anything legal with monero IRL?

>drone technology
>positive
I sure love when you can murder people from the other side of the world while you take a shit

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>>107653205
I hate AI because it ruined everything I loved.

>>107657517
I already have 768GB of DDR4 ECC RAM. I don't need more.

>>107657525
>Fuck you I got mine
KYS

>>107609034
I fucking hate working with Python. Everything about it sucks.

>>107619483
If it's anything like St. Judes then I wouldn't be surprised.

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>>107617810
based

>>107610064
we wuz python devs 'n shieeet

>>107637894
I could answer "hosting all those python packages, which are getting big because the ML ones all have CUDA packaged in" but Google is hosting all their packages for free under the table :^)

>>107657200
It's on /u/

>>107657296
Keeeeek
>>>/u/4507592

>>107657296
OP is 36 days old

You need some schizo refugees

>>107655245
cute marn

good destroy all smartphones

>>107657487
Works on my bravetube (fork of NewPipe with extra features)

>>107654575
Software will stop working, nVidia already dropping support by the end of 2026, Steam will last maybe 2/3 more years.
You're gonna have to use insecure 3rd party browsers on top of an already insecure OS.

>>107655116
Listening to anything on this board is just a joke in general, same as people hating rounded corners in w11, meanwhile all their Lincuck distros got rounded corners.
People hate Copilot (you can just delete it btw) while being and posting in multiple AI/Diffusion generals on /g/, it's just a meme, the entire board is a joke.

and so the wincuck cycle continues.

>>107655116
windows 10 is the reason I'm a cashier instead now

>>107655116
still on msdos lol

>>107655144
>Software will stop working, nVidia already dropping support by the end of 2026, Steam will last maybe 2/3 more years.
doesnt work like that, its all about OS Market Share. nvidia and valve only dropped Windows 7 because it dropped below 5% market share, Windows 10 is in a different situation where hundreds of millions of users cant upgrade to 11 because of their old PCs, so Windows 10 will hold a substantial market share for another 10 years easily