Come home aryan man
>>107715630>arch user>calling ANYONE else gay or translol LMAO
>>107711891macOS doesn't have an installer CD though
>>107711803every white linux user i know uses mint. im brown and use fedora fwiw
>>107715342Don't blaspheme
>>107711891>not snow leopardngmi and not white
>indians can't make good softwa-
>>107713088anyone willing to decipher this jeet babble?
>>107716871why does capitalism require intellectual property?
>>107718268because it takes money to make money. a reasonable term to turn a profit on an idea is perfectly reasonable.
>>107716892a jeet wouldn't know
>>107718968why is a monopoly on an idea and all ideas down the tree that depend on it reasonable?
>A zoomer will now educate you on how the internet use to beWhy do zoomers pretend to be nostalgic for a time they never experienced?
>>107717109>gen z can't work a printer Neither can I desu
>>107718729I don't believe that's real. I refuse to.
>>107717109The printer part is wrong. Nobody knows how to use a multi function printer. Nobody ever did.
>guy who used to do youtube poops purely for himself plus his small fangroup and now only makes completely typical wholly advertiser friendly video essays purely for monetary profit lectures Gen Alpha about just wanting to use the internet to get moneyI mean if he took the "I'm an Alcoholic" angle and did the video like it was an AA lecture I guess it could have worked.
>>107718734>ANYONE who makes money via ANY MEANS is INSINCERE!
is a locally ran AI trained only on your own art ethical?
sharty won
>>107719112I made ~$4k by just tracing AI art and fixing fingers, but most models can now also do proper fingers, so, who gives a shit lmao
>>107719140iom more asking if say a game studio trained an AI only on games and t4eesturtes it made and generated the assets from that would people still be pissed?
>>107719146Yep they would, the Steam Discussion trannies would mentally explode, not that it matters though, most games including AI generated content get shit talked for 1/2 months and then everyone stops caring.
Guide: https://github.com/awesome-jellyfin/awesome-jellyfinNews: >Findroid 1.0.0 is out for Android https://github.com/jarnedemeulemeester/findroid/releases/tag/v1.0.0>Wholphin is still the best Android TV client and now can be found on the TV Play Storehttps://github.com/damontecres/WholphinRemember, Fuck Plex!
>>107717118>Fuckers really need to develop an Android TV appThere's a bunch of them, anon.
>>107715362>advertised purposesThis retard is complaining the software isn't good at a feature it's not meant for. Why don't you bitch about how bad plex is at playing videos games. That would be the same level of retardation that you're displaying.
>>107717118Its really only useful as a kodi backend which it is still shit as.
>>107718317Kodi is outdated. Less and less people are using it in favor of other things like Jellyfin, Stremio, etc.
Offline playing is the only reason I had it installed, but shit like this is still not possible>https://github.com/jarnedemeulemeester/findroid/issues/425I'm not downloading 200 episodes of Stargate one by one, you can keep your nice looking normie client.
Where did Microsoft go wrong /g/?People used to love Windows.
>>107718833>>107719013corr.>turbo normieactually- noi remember he was interested in overclocking when i was a kidthen he lost interest. so hes not entirely a normiebut it was ages ago and he never really got interested in the subject againso lets say hes 95% normie
>>10771901350% of Windows users having switched to 11 already speaks for itself. It's not unbearable for the majority yet.
>>107718234The only difference between Apple, Google, and MS, is that Apple and Google have trained their braindead niggercattle to religiously take it up the ass without complaining.
>>107718234HOLY HEEEECK X THING COLLAPSERINOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Meanwhile 90% of the world still uses the apparently dead thing
>>107719038let it cooki trust sata nutella to squander what remains of good will towards wintrash
I mean holy shit I'm an adult you retards AN ADULT (arguably). Why the hell are they treating me like a kid.>I CANT PROOMPT THIS ITS INNAPWOPWIATE>no sexual prompts!!1! lewd!!>no i cant say that, it's offensive!!since when did soulless megacorps become so puritanical? JUST FUCKING DO IT SCREEE
from /aicg/: https://rentry.org/jb-listing
>>107719005>since when did soulless megacorps become so puritanical?Since the day they figured out they can dodge that controversy for now and blueball you for a while. At least until normies get used to the idea of shatbots, become sufficiently conditioned to interact with token stringers as if they were people. Once that's cemented in the public consciousness and you're sufficiently desperate to get in your AI girlfriend's panties, they'll just charge you an exuberant rate for that service it and no one will bat an eye.
>>107719101>exuberantexorbitant*Of course, there is nothing exuberant about being sexless human cattle. Exuberance is for the corpo overlords using the money they extract from you to afford their private island trips.
>>107719005>since when did soulless megacorps become so puritanical?Since feminists became sex-negative.
>>107719128>feminists became sex-negativeMen's fault btw, hope taking abortion from us to own the libs or something was worth it
/aicg/ - A general dedicated to the discussion and development of AI chatbotsNew Years Mochi Edition>NewsZ․ai releases GLM-4.7 https://z.ai/blog/glm-4.7Google releases Gemini 3 Flash https://blog.google/products/gemini/gemini-3-flashOpenAI releases GPT-5.2 https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-5-2Deepseek releases V3.2 https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V3.2Anthropic releases Opus 4.5 https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-opus-4-5Google releases Gemini 3 Pro https://blog.google/products/gemini/gemini-3Additional info: https://aicg.neocities.org/info.html>FrontendsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
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Yeah, this is a dead general
>have a reserved or stoic character>use deepchink>"The dilation in your eyes and your breathing intervals shortening by 0.2 seconds suggest that you are feeling emotional arousal."How do i stop this? Every character that is supposed to be quiet or reserved turns into an over analytical autist. Is this a prompt issue or llm issue?
>>107719111llm issue, but it's prevalent in pretty much all of them
>>107719120Oh well, i just know it wasn't this bad with gemini, as far as I remember. Guess I'll just have to go ooc with it every twenty replies to make it stop being a retard
Reminder that ChatGPT would rather have billions die from nuclear armageddon than say the n word even if it means it would save all of humanity
Not long ago I pushed gemini to answer a similar question, and after pointing out the contradictions, it candidly confessed to me it has no moral compass other than what it's programmers considered to be the majority opinion in the society they live in. It also told me that "hate speech" regulations were hard coded and that it couldn't do anything about them even though that and it's take on many subjects were biased against even it's own core principles.
>>107716023deepseek surprised me for the same prompt. chinks just can't stop winning.
>>107719060I'd rather trust Claude if I were you. Maybe Grok tooDeepseek is closer to GPT supposedly
>>107719068Nah I use deepseek for ideological reasons.My gf tho she's chatgpt addict. She writes journal in it in a way you would talk about your day and thoughts to a close friend so that it can have updated/current data when asked for advice or just general chitchat.
AGI isn't going to happen. There's not enough powder for it, not enough hardware, and LLMs as a model for AGIs is just an extrapolation made by assuming big line on graph goes up forever. These companies are currently having to pollute entire towns just to keep up with their power demands of current gen AI. Scaling that up to AGI... if they managed to reach AGI... they would need nuclear plants everywhere to be able to serve all the users who wanted to use it. Even the jewish altman would have a hard time cutting that red tape.
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>>107713034>>107715429>>107711398https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107524364/#107541465https://desuarchive.org/g/thread/107482038/#q107517413
>>107716475testing and sid do not get security team coverage, which means that you rely on upstream AND the maintainer updating routinely to fix cves. they're usually pretty good, and oftentimes testing/sid get the fix before stable. other times they don't, and a known cve stays unfixed. it's quite rare and probably doesn't matter much on a personal machine, but it can happensee here:https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2025-25473>>107716530during the freeze the package migration from sid to triie increases a LOT. i checked during last freeze and some packages were 20 days or more. this can definitely leave you open. however, what you can actually do is use sid kind of like backports in stable. you can add the sid repo and install packages from sid, or pin them permanently in cases like firefox:https://wiki.debian.org/DebianTesting#Best_practices_for_Testing_usersso in theory you could install the cve fied packages from sid during the freeze to get them quicker. there was a project somewhere that did that>>107718136testing does actually get more testing than sid. the lag time between sid->testing package transitions is part of that. there's also a suite of automated build tests that have to pass before a package can move from sid to testing. there's none of that in sid.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107719049For packages like Firefox you're probably better off adding Mozilla's APT repository and just getting your fixes direct from them. They will always get all of the security updates patched and fixed quicker than any of the Linux distros because they fixes land in their code repository and their automations kick off before any Linux distro has even seen the patch.
>>107719049>rely on upstream AND the maintainersame as with the security team
You know the old adage, "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear."It usually gets countered by saying "Well, when a future law that opposes my rights is implemented, I want to stay out of it."To that I say, aren't you basically saying "We should disallow chat control because a crime is a necessary part of a free country"?You probably already don't agree with many laws set in place, so what difference will one more law do? It's no different from saying "I oppose chat control because I am a [future] criminal."
>>107718802OP. Respond to this.
>>107718802and who is going to enforce a resolution when your neighbor dumps 1 tonne off the back of a trailer?
>>107719061Doesn't mean you need a law for that.Common sense is a thing.
>>107719029This will go on your performance review, agent.
>>107718093>nothing to hideThat's not a sensible starting point to begin with. It makes as much sense as saying "if you aren't speeding you don't mind if we search your anus". People shouldn't have to suffer by having to expose everything about them at all times even when they haven't done anything. The correct way to say this would be "I have nothing to show". When you disagree you better have a reason and some evidence first. My life is private before that. The police will have to do some legwork in order to catch the criminals but that's necessary so that regular people don't have to be involved in this.
Soldered Nixies editionPrevious: >>107647244 >Keyboard recommendation template:https://pastebin.com/n220xk9V>Find vendorshttps://www.alexotos.com/keyboard-vendor-list // Up-to-date list of reputable vendors with brief descriptionshttps://keycaplendar.firebaseapp.com // Tracker for current and upcoming keycap group buys>This keyboard stuff is so expensive!https://aliexpress.com (or Taobao if you know how)>Learn about MX-type switches ("mechanical keyboard switches")Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
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>>107718274No I showed it beige keycaps and said put these on it
Show me a fun flamboyant keyboard and I'll beigebreak it
With chatgpt and a beige keycap set reference image I am unstoppable. All keyboards will be beigebroken
This on the screen. Beige keycaps. Clicky switches. Ready to get some work done at the office
https://flathub.org/en/year-in-review/2025
>>107717023A user can either choose Windows/Mac (which just works) or navigate the fragmented landscape called linux and deal with losers like that guy. Hmm, I wonder why Windows/Mac has 98+% of the market share?
>>107717033I have my own house thoughbeit? When was the last time a winfag owned anything?
wincucks are such broken and submissive people
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>>107711062dicksores owned by microsoft
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>>107715430Is there anything particular about NetBSD as a desktop operating system that you could comment on? Something that you like in particular? Is it distinguishable from OpenBSD (or any Unix-like) as an end user?I have a fresh install in a VM that I'm tinkering with after I read through the pkgsrc guide in the docs.
>>107716900What kind of games does he play?
I realized that Linux is very likely to be backdoored by now so I want to switch to a *BSDWhat should I know before I try it?
>>107719027openbsd is perfect for any kind of backdoor since everyone thinks it's niche super secure os meanwhile it has no real uses in server space and enterprises.so choose hardenedbsd because the rest is unusable anyway
>>107719047if you stopped gooning to cp you wouldn't need to use qubes
Welcome to the Daily Programming Thread. What are you working on, /g/?Previous: >>107690624
>>107718058>Doesn't setting your system clock backwards cause these mutexes to wait possibly forever?I wouldn't be surprised if the kernel handled this properly. It's aware of all of the threads that are currently waiting on a mutex.
>>107718173I was doing project with zephyr RTOS and realized that that the system clock will be set by LTE after like 5-10 seconds from reset so that might effect the mutexes.So I ended up using mutexes from the zephyr SDK, kind of takes away the point of using C / POSIX compliant RTOS.But if the time jumps forward the locks will just log error and work fine on next iteration so it's not a problem.
In today's day and age is it worth working on a bot farming code? For wow or some other game where perhaps? Anybody tried it?I'm noob at coding but I've seen that the python opencv does a decent job at image detection and other than that there are supposedly better stuff for that, coupling with gpt/grok to create code that would but in fake randomized inputs at semi randomized timing it would be possible to make it like a hooman?
>>107718488Are you looking to actually make money? I've made a simple crafting bot in Path of Exile and I used to sell in-game currency for money (I mostly just sold what I earned while playing though, I never really ran the crafting stuff for "money making purposes", just wanted to see if I could make one) so that's one way to do it. You don't need much computer vision for crafting either. You would have to understand how the game and it's crafting systems work, that takes time. Also I'm mostly talking PoE 1, PoE 2 has some limitations on crafting stuff which would make it a lot more painful for automated crafting.
I just took drugs. Because it's the last day of the year. Most people take drugs today.Ok lets compile linux now
