des minimis ending is funny. hobbyists in this country are so assblasted LGBT worshippers they bend over for the government to ass rape them again and again over their cheap plastic tech hobbies because if they're allowed freedom they might get ideas.
fuck boomers, fuck boomer hobbyists that created this slop, fuck nuNWO academics who want hobbyists to be officially registered to do anything.
I'm going to consume my hobby and boomers will seethe, piss their pants, and try to stop me from ever having a nice chinese person ship me their life's work.
hobbyists need to stop sucking the state's dick.

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>>107647390
Crazy how we have "security concerns" about every industry where the Chinese have comparative advantage.

>>107654911
Be prepared to hear what's even more retarded when you actually read what's actually written into law.

>The addition to the FCC's "Covered List" means that DJI, Autel and other foreign drone companies will not be able to obtain the necessary FCC approval to sell new models of drones or critical components in the U.S.
>The FCC designation does not prohibit import, sale or use of any existing device models the telecom regulator previously authorized, and does not impact any previously purchased drones, the FCC said. It added that consumers can continue to use any drones they previously purchased legally.
>The company sells more than half of U.S. commercial drones.
>Sebastian Gorka, senior director of counterterrorism at the National Security Council, said the action was part of ensuring that drones are made in the United States. "Drones are a large part of America’s future security. They must be made in the USA," he wrote on X on Monday.
>DJI said earlier this month that "more than 80% of the nation's 1,800+ state and local law enforcement and emergency response agencies that operate drone programs use DJI technology; these programs will be at immediate risk if they no longer have access to the most cost effective and efficient drone technology available."

Existing models can be purchased and serviced, including parts. It's just no NEW models can be purchased. So if Mavic 5 comes out, you can't buy it. The US is banking on their domestic drone companies to come out with something "better" and catch up/leap current Chinese drone tech (still years behind).

The US can't cut off Chinese drones cold turkey because 80% of police/fire/forest drones rely on those very drones.

Not only that, they can apply for a license to use newer product, so it's not a straight 100% ban. It's similar to how Huawei is "banned" but is still used by the US.

>>107655248
Democracy is like choosing where to get stabbed. You will be stabbed, that is non-negotiable, you just get to choose where.

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>>107650147
No

I'm trying to figure out how to use Sora to make consecutive videos. As in, after it generates a video, I want to make a part 2 that continues where part 1 ends.
I read online that I could take a screenshot of the last frame of part 1, and use it as a prompt for part 2, but that didn't really work.
The Remix feature is a hit or miss too, with more misses than hits
Has anyone succeeded in doing this?

>why poor country uses cheapphone

>>107655991
i only use my phone for calling and sms only sir

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This seems like the perfect place to ask this: what does gookbench actually measure?

iOS users value smoothness, reliability, taste, over pure cheapness, feature availability. The former qualities are alien to Indians. I've been thinking a lot about the Apple/Microsoft split and why they flock to the latter, it's the same thing. They have no innate concept of a seamless, performant system that just works and is a pleasure to use therefore they don't value and buy it.

>>107655991
usecases of phone when I have computer?

>>107655322
>>107655241

>>107655325
>>107655322
>>107655309

>>107655187
>>107655220
>>107655265
>>107655309
>>107655322
>letting a drooling retard bait you this effortlessly

>>107655430
>>107655322
>>107655309

>>107653888
Convenience (breaks fewer sites) + checked

>>107653863
Link(s)?

>>107653725
>let me signal how much cooler I am than you in a passive aggressive feminine way

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>>107655285
>MacOS

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>>107652199
Imagine wasting resources on this before you even get a working engine
>Right, we are sticking with un-apologetically native looking UIs for now
>for now
Save the internet from Google's anal probe first, then worry about customization.

>>107652199
DO NOT go to chrome://browser/content/browser.xhtml
and click the [+] for a new tab

I REPEAT

DO NOT PRESS THE NEW TAB [+] BUTTON ON chrome://browser/content/browser.xhtml

>>107656093
that just crashed my firefox

>>107656037
A girl is coming to my house tomorrow to spend the christmas day, I'm literally shaking in fear, had to take a shit like 7 times today and almost threw up

>>107656124
Maybe she's into that sort of thing, Anon

>>107654546

which spy satellites have rotating cameras? the chinese have them.

>>107653712
Why don't more people use those alternatives then?

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>>107653478
How would it? When it was made by Google and supported to avoid monopoly arguments, while kept inferior and trannified on purpose.
Its almost as bad as Chrome. Be strong, Be Brave

>>107635651
How much time did it take for them to reach such level of skill?

>>107656060

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

>>107654352
>1 errant word confuses a LARPer

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>>107653600
You should at least try HolyC

>>107653600
has andrew kelley actually made any decent software before?

see
>>107651359

>>107654901
>worked for lockheed
his code likely contributed to bombing muslims so that's good software imo

>>107653713
Damn he actually gay? I did not know.

>>107644199
Different hypothesis: they actually placed different names under the blacked out parts to cover how they tampered with the files. "oh noes we fucked it up" - best way to cover up the real modifications.

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>>107644199
They've simply solved a long standing issue
https://theonion.com/cia-realizes-its-been-using-black-highlighters-all-thes-1819568147/

Got quiet fast

>>107655789
it's christmas eve and is christmas already in some parts of the world. get off 4chan dork, glowniggers need family time

>>107647538
Tiktok is literally a better hacker than 4chan these days

>>107640719
No it's not.
I am Brazilian, we are voted as one of the worst posters on this website, and our captchas are ridiculous easy, plus half my captchas are literally not required.
Literally 80IQ test.

The only people I saw complaining are Americans.

I just hate doing them and miss having my solver handle them automatically

>>107652948
What do you mean? Click on an image and it goes to the next.

>>107656090
This.

>>107640620
ayy lmao

>>107653310
>- remove "Emacs distros" section and add links to "Emacs resources".
Instead, replace links to DoomEmacs and Spacemacs with https://github.com/caisah/emacs.dz
>- add https://clojuredocs.org/
instead, add https://jafingerhut.github.io/cheatsheet/clojuredocs/cheatsheet-tiptip-cdocs-summary.html

I really like fennel, I think I'll make some serious effort this year in making a factorio mod with it and other tools around it.

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>Doom loaded 312 packages across 63 modules in 6.068s

>>107654536
meanwhile apple chads https://www.lisppad.app/

(defun compile-and-load (&optional file)
  (interactive)
  (load (native-compile (or file (buffer-file-name) (symbol-at-point)))))

;; for doom emacs
(map! :map  emacs-lisp-mode-map
      :niv :desc "Native-compile and load current file or symbol" "<f9>" #'compile-and-load
      :localleader
      :niv :desc "Vertically align bindings in `let' and `cond' forms" "SPC" #'align-binding-forms)

>>107651196
Why would he? It already works well

>>107654427
Nah, since 2020-2022, 4chan is just low effort cross-posts from other social media, and it got rundown by bits and newfags that wants everything to be spoon-fed epic 4chan moments to them. Thrust-posting are boring and bad written by 15 years old. They don't contribute high quality to the site.

>Ebenezer Janny nuked the 4chanXT thread
jfc what is their fucking problem

>>107651196
Because he doesn't need to. It's just worked for years and as soon as there was a breaking change it was fixed within 24 hours. Zoomer filth who need their "apps" updated constantly should be lined up against a wall and shot.

>>107651196
updoot culture at its finest

>>107655461
they only do the bare minimum. its not like they buy your social media history. it is possible for companies to do this but i dont think anyone ever does
if you dont have outstanding debts, warrants, felony record, didnt lie about work history or diploma, then its clean

>>107655461
>>107655483
I've always wondered, do they scan social media by your first name + last name + dob or just by the email in resume?

>>107655776
to get an accurate answer on this its something you will have to read about. i dont know enough details to give you a perfect answer. theres different ways they do it though. recruiters will look up your current public history as part of their own personal screening, and then theres companies that utilize services provided by companies like lexisnexis which will offer historical social media posts and so on. the latter is more often used by government agencies, like state police and fusion centers. the way a broker like that amasses information is probably very complicated and involves websites selling the information directly.

but again i think the common practice is just recruiters looking you up manually with very simple methods. its also separate from the background check entirely i believe.

maybe another anon who has worked with or knows about the topic can provide some corrections

>>107651550
saar, please redeem the ai

>>107656118

Remember another lazy person is on the other side of that screening. They're going to run your credit/criminal, briefly scan it all and make sure you worked where you said you worked, make sure there are no felonies popping up, and only press any further if anything isn't adding up on there. If a job isn't showing up that you said you had they will want to call them and verify you worked there.

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>>107654620
where your desktop migu??

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>>107654666
I don't see the point of this app, she doesn't even speak.
I have Miku on my wallpaper and 4chan corner.
I will make an AI desktop assistant one day if I find a good usecase for it. I think it would look cool if I also got one of these 3D displays(looking glass) and allow her to jump there as if it was gatebox except actually 3D. That could be a cool next project.

>>107654731
>she doesn't even speak.
She has a few lines on the newer versions when you interact with her.
Yeah it's a pretty useless gimmick though.

>>107643110

What do you when you have a giant internet gateway that you can't tape to the bottom of the desk? Asking for a friend (me)

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This was posted a few threads back. Can someone help me identify the case?

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>hourly loonix vs wangblows troll thread saved from page 11 every 4 hours by Jay himself
So, why HASN'T someone put a bullet in Jay's head yet?

I don't trust Microsoft anymore.

It started with GFWL ruining my games. Then OneDrive banning people for having nude paintings on OneDrive. Microsoft Outlook online working phasing out domains. Microsoft Outlook online requiring short passwords. Microsoft pushing for their shitty store. Microsoft adding shitty adds to their OS. Then Microsoft pushing OneDrive to desktop users. Then Microsoft requiring an online account to use your computer.

>>107654924
behold! get thou windows 7 for it to be placed in your maker of compute!
let it fly high as the seagull in the first crisps of the morning, let it be free, as the seahorse while it's mating with mighty waters.
ye let it be speed, as the 4chan user finishing it's late night chores. indeed I have spoken you, and my words are true

>>107625584
Works on my machine.

>>107654924
Tue problem is you made the same mistake as I did 10 years ago by using Windoes 8/10 and not riding out 7 to the end.