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Landscape Diffusion Bros here. In solidarity with our dear brother thread /ldg/, we invite you to take refuge in our general until the spam is over. Your local diffusion will be on topic until this ends.
I shall offer you a landscape in these trying times
>until the spam is over>invites more image spammersOkay.
Technology to enlarge your micropenis? I have a stupid tiny button between my legs. I know it's 'just life', but it still feels cruel and needless. I'm terrified of intimacy, I don't feel desirable at all, and surgery/growth pills scare me, I really don't want to go down that route.
That's the things, there is none. A man's life is brutal.
>>107116673If you have a micropenis there is not much to be done, since you can basically can gain one or two inches at best but you have to be constant, you gotta commit to it and in about a year you will see results, you can try pumping, stretching, extenders, weights, etc; Also your erectile quality is crucial, try masturbating less, eat better, exercise, basically the more blood flow your johnson gets, the better, you can gain some size instantly by just having a proper erection, you can maximize your penis as you can do to your muscles but there is always a genetic limit, good luck
>>107116673Take the buttslutpill. I was blessed with a thick 7in donger and yet I don't feel bad about not getting to use it, the anal orgasms are unreal.
>>107116673Crossdressing and taking it in the ass is your only option left
>>107116673the red and blue pill both at once. The other helps with circulation and cardio (stamina likewise in bed) the other one is just gets your boner hard and a lot of pornstars abused these drugs on top of steroids etc so it works.
>Download Linux.>Just makes me wish Windows was still good.
>>107118991The only advantage Windows has is gaming, at this point. If Valve can keep pushing Proton's development forward, there will be very little reason for anybody to want to still use Windows.
>>107118674Not sure but now that Windows users are typically retarded, they can do massive dystopian shit with minimal pushback, like if you showed Windows as it's been since 10 to a computer user in the 2000s, they would be like "holy shit, that operating system is phoning home and is the definition of spyware and adware" but people are so smooth brained on the windows side these days, that they just put up with it now because power users have fucked off to Linux or Mac, it's almost an amazing filter MS has created to get the customers they want.
>>107119006Windows was phoning home and being spyware in the 2000s too, it would be nothing new to them
>>107117824>>107117946the retard is you lot not giving a proper answer as to what's the best just a "it depends" answer thus majority normalfags are going to be like hmm the ad says its this the AI search results says that reddit says that and they go for it. Your fault for not at least providing a cohesive 5 option list the very least to combat faulty advertisement info for linuxnewfags.
>>107117758>normies poisoning the well
The son of Jack Tramiel, Leonard, along with the Commodore retro community, have secured all 47 original trademarks. Commodore is back with modern hardware in a retro-inspired chassis, and a new Linux-based OS, Commodore OS Vision 3.0, based around the same principles that made the original Commodore appealing for enthusiasts and hobby programmers. While Commodore becoming an industry player again is very unlikely, and they're clearly leveraging nostalgia to make a buck, it's interesting to see the company necro'd from the ether. What does /g/ think about the return of Commodore?
didnt they already do an fpgacommodore??
>>107116993What even happened here?
>>107115552You already nailed it OP. It's going to flop.Hey, let's see how much money we can make off these LGR Fanboys and Greybeards by rehashing all of our old crap into some stupid raspberry pi clone with a C64 emulator.They need to focus on making a useful minimalist OS, that would be cool. Instead they'll market the c64 again. Dross.
>>107115552>Commodore is back with modern hardware in a retro-inspired chassis, and a new Linux-based OS, Commodore OS Vision 3.0, >based around the same principles that made the original Commodore appealing for enthusiasts and hobby programmers. Those two halves of the sentence aren't really compatible with each other.The original Commodore wasn't about being "retro". It looked like that because it was the norm back then. It was the cost efficient and logical design back then.The original Commodore didn't use a unix insipired OS originally made for mainframes, because it was a PERSONAL COMPUTER in it's purest form. Nothing against Linux, but by design it's the polar opposite of what Commodore was.The original Commodore didn't just use "modern" hardware either. It used unique hardware. That was particular true with the Amiga. Nobody needs another x86/ARM linux box.
>>107115552>Commodore [International] returnsnot if the Italians stop them first
Simplicity edition. Simple technologies (Hare 20kLoC, QBE also 20kLoC)Another tsoding banger https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRnJgrOcjqg(10kLoC scripting language with static typing !!)What are (You) working on, /g/?/gedg/ Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki//gedg/_-_Game_and_Engine_Dev_GeneralIRC: irc.rizon.net #/g/gedgProgress Day: https://rentry.org/gedg-jams/gedg/ Compendium: https://rentry.org/gedg/agdg/: >>>/vg/agdgGraphics Debugger: https://renderdoc.org/Requesting HelpComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107118282You didn't do anything wrong
I got proper IBL working. Forgive the apparent exposure, windows does not like HDR screenshots and I had to lower the paper white just to get a decent image. There’s no active lights in this scene other than the IBL. I got an hdr from poly haven and processed it through cmftstudio to get the irradiance and radiance maps. Although the amount of steps and fiddling is not ideal and the resulting cubemap is flipped on the x axis, I’ll probably end up doing the asset processing myself sooner than later. There’s still a lot of tuning and cleanup to do.
>>107118282Yeah, don't try to do hardcore number crunching in a scripting language. It's best used for things that happen rarely, like "when the player touches the chest, open it and give them an item" (where the checking of whether the player is touching the chest is done in native code, and the script gets called only when the event actually happens)
>>107118057>>107118093>>107118977That is not normal for luajit, which will emit native instructions for number crunching. Something's fucky with what you're doing.
>>107118989he's creating tables
So, I thought it would be cool to look for a browser I could run in the Linux command line. I was able to find one called 'Lynx,' and it works pretty well. While some websites don't work due to JavaScript and things like that, it is very useful for Linux handbooks (Gentoo Handbook, Arch Handbook, etc.). It is also quite fast, and I learned I can bypass certain things by being on the browser. I keep LibreWolf as my GUI browser in case I need to do GUI things and Lynx when it's mostly text-based.
Based. I made my personal website so it would be easily viewable with Lynx. I find a lot of modern slop sites are quite hard to read through but it's nice when you find places that are minimal enough.
>>107118683Dear god, summer child...
Free software enthusiasts always think that they're somehow getting privacy or freedom by using their free software OSs. Simple fact is, information technology is a form of control. If an open standard exists, it exists because the powers that be allow it to exist because it serves their purposes. As soon as it ceases to be useful to them, they will pull the rug and establish a locked-down version. This is the hard truth you have to swallow. There is no salvation in Linux. In order to truly disconnect from the surveillance state, you have to DISCONNECT from information technology. You have to start communicating in person by talking face to face. You have to exchange wealth by giving someone cash. "Do you have venmo?" "No but I'll cut you a check. Here you go." I used to believe that they would allow us to have free software. But they won't. And I'm sick of being ridiculed by normies for my Linux crap. It's not worth it. They're right - I'm not getting any real benefit from using Linux. Windows and Android work just fine if you know how to use them right. And I guess that's fine. Perhaps growing up is learning to understand when it's just not worth it.
>>107118988owo?
>Free software enthusiasts always think that they're somehow getting privacy or freedom by using their free software OSs. Simple fact is, information technology is a form of control. If an open standard exists, it exists because the powers that be allow it to exist because it serves their purposes. As soon as it ceases to be useful to them, they will pull the rug and establish a locked-down version. This is the hard truth you have to swallow. There is no salvation in Linux. In order to truly disconnect from the surveillance state, you have to DISCONNECT from information technology. You have to start communicating in person by talking face to face. You have to exchange wealth by giving someone cash. "Do you have venmo?" "No but I'll cut you a check. Here you go." I used to believe that they would allow us to have free software. But they won't. And I'm sick of being ridiculed by normies for my Linux crap. It's not worth it. They're right - I'm not getting any real benefit from using Linux. Windows and Android work just fine if you know how to use them right. And I guess that's fine. Perhaps growing up is learning to understand when it's just not worth it.
>DHS rule would expand biometric collection to immigrants and some citizens linked to them"Land of the free, home of the brave", amirite?
>>107114715There will likely be an announcement or roll-out in the next 6 months of people in the USA receiving some kind of wearable from their Government.Such wearables will be for preventable health purposes, diagnoses and will be required for health care. Insurance companies are already using the behavioural data from such patterns to influence their policy holders. There is a site called Sahha.aiThey pull behavioural data from biomarkers from smartphones and wearables. They provide one of the best backends for such systems as they do the behavioural analysis for you. I think it really worth building in this space. You can sign up for free though and see what kind of data they are capable of pulling in their sandbox. But with tech like this you are able to do shit like detect dementia years in advance, or if someone is about to have a mental health crisis. On a population level you can do stuff like predict if a suburb is getting less sleep or if a city is coughing at night more than normal. Pretty decent societal health check.
>>107114745>letting Mexicans inlmao
>>107117590>>107117559>>107116535>>107115392>>107114860>>107114759>>107114745>>107114722weird coping thurd
>>107114715I transitiioned to brave because of tranniesBrave protects my privacy while I fap to all those sexy mozilla traniesI'm so obsessed with trannies, is all i can think aboutanyways, use brave, the browser for tranny obsessed faggots, like you and me
>>107119005Overall performance sucks and has not improved (loses in 90% of benchmarks)https://www.phoronix.com/news/Firefox-Chrome-109-BenchmarksPoor security, even with Fission they are years behind (especially on Android)Inferior fingerprinting protection and other leakshttps://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1372288https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/firefox-chromium.htmlBreaking add-on certificate signing, disabling NoScript on Tor browser and threatening millions of usershttps://www.forbes.com/sites/kateoflahertyuk/2019/05/05/firefox-extensions-are-broken-heres-what-to-do/Recently adding ads to the URL barhttps://www.techradar.com/news/ads-have-even-invaded-the-firefox-url-bar-nowEME DRM botnet downloaded by defaultPocket (proprietary service, ads, promoted content)https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Pocket#History>The integration was controversial, as users displayed concerns for the direct integration of a proprietary service into an open source application, and that it could not be completely disabled without editing advanced settings, unlike third-party extensions.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
another day of prompt engineering tired as shit
>>107111316Cool, what's the tech stack?
>>107111316the best part is when it gets hacked to shit that will just mean it's an authentic 4chan copy
die
>>107116749supabase. sveltekit. cloudflare pages.eventually i will open source it but i want to figure out a proper rate limiting solution
Is it viable for daily use?
im going to assume yuo'er unemployed like everyone else in this board... gaming is your concern, right?yes, you can play erotic games. unfortunately... yes, flaptak
>>107115228Unfortunately yea :/. I support free software but I also got a life to live lol.
>>107113799I've got ambitions of going beyond my servers and daily driving it, but I'd need a proper config for getting KDE with Wayland working (got Nvidia drivers working for X, but the system is unstable). I guess I could try some tiling shit instead, but not sure.
>>107113834Lol yep, because of Scheme. Same here. I'm already on Emacs. Why not COMPLETE the conversion right?
>>107113911>t. doesn't even use their machine
>>107116955>t. crab hands
>>107117969Cry me a fucking river.
Is there a PS2/Daulshock 2 adapter that differentiates the left stick from d-pad?
>>107116955Mine lasted 8 years before the stick started acting up (not drifting). Didn't even have to replace the whole stick, just swapped one of the washers(?) in the module. The only reason I stopped using it is because I wanted back buttons.Everything is like this nowadays. New units of the same model will break in 2 years, old ones will last you 2 decades with minor repairs. Same with the original G502 I'm still using. For longevity at reasonable prices you might actually be better off buying chink shit at this point.
>>107097183DS4. Been meaning to try a DS5
I just became a landlord. What tech do you recommend to make the management of the tenancy /g/-compliant?
>>107118292The government won't help you because you haven't incurred any damages. Break the lease and let him explain his bullshit to small claims. Send him written notification of the problems you're having.The government isn't there to make people be nice. Get this through your head.
>>107118716>The government isn't there to make people be nice. Get this through your head.yeah the government is there to make sure the jews get paid
>>107118716>The government isn't there to make people be nicewell really it is, it's there to make people be nice to the government
>>107118716you're misunderstanding me completely but it's finejust give me ways to sabotage subtly
Set up an openwrt router with an nmap service that detects if a machine is running windows or macos and add entries to the firewall redirect them to the gentoo website
>>107003351"With software there are only two possibilities: either the users control the program or the program controls the users."--Richard Stallman>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>107116133>chat controlit didn't pass (this time)https://euroweeklynews.com/2025/11/03/eu-rejects-chat-control-bill-victory-for-privacy-and-encryption-in-europe/
>>107114242>>107116133>>107116565Good luck trying to get a straight answer out out of these polish cunts.
>>107113130i was unfamiliar with their game.
>>107111949Thanks!
https://climatedrift.substack.com/p/why-solarpunk-is-already-happening
When I first started using loonix I got the impression from people that it was basically an invulnurable OS. Now, I understand that it varies from distro to distro but from what I gathered the security of linux systems is way overblown.Realistically, how serious are the security issues really? I can see the benefit of atomic distros in this regard. I see secureblue shlled a lot lately.
>>107116972Normies aren't moving to Linux they just installing it on their old PCs in addition to using Windows 11 on their new ones
>>107115663The most "secure" OS is one that's the most locked down, walled garden type, so that it's basically impossible to install unverified/third party software on it. But that's no fun, is it? Linux security on its own is a bit overblown. Overall, I'd say it's slightly more secure than Windows, because of the principle of running everything with minimum privileges, whereas on Windows it's common to run everything with admin privileges.>>107116885Linux is open source, and it's what's used by most servers around the world, so the incentive to find kernel-level vulnerabilities is always there. Desktop Linux and server Linux are both fundamentally the same, but in theory, Desktop Linux would be easier to exploit because the extra packages give it a larger potential attack surface, and it's easier to socially engineer its retarded users into executing malware as root.
GNU/Linux is inherently insecure. Distros like secureblue and qubesos can mitigate that a bit if configured correctly. Pretty much every other distro isn't secure at all. Also x86 platforms don't really have any effective security features. TPM and secureboot are a joke compared to the security features some modern ARM platforms have.
Didn't China have root access to every linux OS for like 3 years?
>>107115663the security of linux amounts to: "don't be a fucking retard"in practice it works far better than windows
Was there anything more disastrous than the idea that tech literacy would just keep improving forever because kids were becoming "digital natives?" Instead Gen Z have no idea how to use computers for actual work, kids only use phones and tablets which tell you nothing about how computers work. The interns at the engineering company I work for are worse than boomers are at doing anything more complicated than opening a pdf. The entire concept of a digital native doesn't even make sense, most Gen Xers and Millennials who are good at computers learned about them later in life, at most they had a family computer that they tinkered around with as kids. That's completely different than 2 year olds scrolling on an iPad all day.
>>107118234>most Gen Xers and Millennials who are good at computers learned about them later in life, at most they had a family computer that they tinkered around with as kids.That's me as Gen Z (1998). I only recently started to actually bother to learn about programming despite being around computers forever. Anyway, what's a computer?
>>107118234>Was there anything more disastrous than the idea that tech literacy would just keep improving forever because kids were becoming "digital natives?"Letting tech corporations socially engineer the public. This is effectively what they have done with social media and phone apps, and they're doing it again with AI.
>>107118548Steve Jobs ruined everything. The iPhone and iPad have had an overwhelmingly negative impact on American society, plus the idea of everything being "apps" instead of programs or websites. All of the old forums are disappearing and have been replaced by one size fits all social media apps.
>>107118604Most of Steve Jobs's accomplishments happened in the 1980s-90s and he was instrumental in bringing personal computers and graphical user interfaces to the mainstream. The iPhone only existed for like the last 3 years of his life.
It turns out the gen X did an even sloppier work at education and priorities than boomers.Imagine my surprise.
