>>109516584
Networking is a vast topic. You have to be more specific.

I few things I can think of:
+ Beej's Guide to Network Programming (If you want to learn, well, network programming)
+ The TCP/IP Guide (Well known more broad)

>>109520392
What would you recommend down the road for someone who wants to get into cybersecurity?

>>109516696
I still think it is worth not having an AI teach you, anyone on /g/ that actually uses AI would (presumbly) know all AI does is synthesize cobbled up together paragraphs of text. Essentially, pattern matching on stereoids. That's it. And who do you think wrote the books in the first place? The people recommending AI to teach are essentially using AI as a shield to cope with having read nothing themselves and taken the time to learn nothing seriously.

>>109516584
Vibelearn it retard

>>109523149
i don't think the problem is that ai is a bad teacher by any means. the problem is that learning requires time and friction to really take hold. asking AI to summarize a 30 page chapter down to three paragraphs might give you all of the actual content, but you wont internalize the info in the same way

where AI can help is being able to actually have a back and forth about concepts you aren't grasping after reading a chapter. or especially having it do shit like write up a quiz or some practice problems and then grading you

>>109514010
True, Win 11 bricks and it's byebye laptop and files.
Linux bricks and it's just GRUB, revert updates, grab my files and reinstall Linux

>>109522226
>if the update manager messes with the kernel.
It does update the kernel package.
It also never runs "autoremove".
It's a major glaring flaw with the apt package manager that it will happily let your system update into a state where there isn't enough room left for the kernel to unpack itself.
There should be a huge flashing red WARNING that occurs when it sees those kernel packages accumulating and the space in /boot getting too low, but there isn't.

To fix your problem you just need to access the "advanced boot" options and manually boot into an older
Kernel version whose initrd.img file is already available in /boot.
Once you're into the system you need to purge the other kernel package versions (NOT THE ONE YOU ARE CURRENTLY RUNNING)

# show currently running kernel version
uname -r

# list all the explicitly versioned kernel packages on your machine that are NOT the one you're currently running
dpkg -l | grep -E '^ii' | grep -E 'linux-image-[0-9]' |   awk '{print $2}' | grep -v "$(uname -r)"

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>>109523195
Not OP
Does linux mint use a separate partition for /boot? because on Debian /boot is part of your rootfs, it's only /boot/efi that gets a separate partition so running out of space is not as big of an issue because you would notice it sooner.

>>109523195
apt is the WORST package manager out there

and yes I have used it for years

pacman and void's xbps are miles miles better and simpler

This actually happened to me too when I was a little penguin. I took it to geek squad and they told me the motherboard was fried. So I coughed up my money and bought another one. Sometime later when I became more tech competent, I opened it up to get the SSD only to find it working again. A single wire was mislocated.

Anyways, Don't panic and assume the worst. Your PC might just be that ass lole

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>>109522162
They wrote a fucking level editor, it's not rocket science either.
It's the first thing you'd naturally do after completing the renderer and input stack..

I remember writing my first on amiga.

>>109522180
Nah, you're just a dumb , short sighted nigger, that's all

>>109522162
for simplier games a text editor or an image editor could be your level editor.

>>109522162
>There is no Scene editor, no prefabs, no built-in position variables.
they had all these things since the 80s, wtf are you talking about

let me guess, you want to bait people into saying that le old programmers were better. all the code written before ~2010 sucks dick by modern standards because people back then didn't give a shit about correctness, or efficiency, or readability. it's not like most programmers nowadays do, but at least there is a small minority that has been peer pressured by blogs and books into writing decent code

>but look at this impressive optimization trick that one company used once!
the average demo scene teenager has done way clever stuff. I have read phd theses from the 80s and it's all shit like "implementing a quadtree", the average /g/ retard can do that in 2026

>>109522762
>I have read phd theses from the 80s and it's all shit like "implementing a quadtree", the average /g/ retard can do that in 2026
“implement a red-black tree” was a legitimate interview question in the early 2000s, I’ve heard.

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>>109523328
Maybe that's not the best example, but there is some comedic potential there.

>>109523368
Have you ever consider your actions could fuck up the world as we know it or at least its economy or some other critical part?
It is just a joke?

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>>109523655
Why is everybody retarded?

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>btrfs

>>109520472
Way too expensive. Anima cost $50k to $100k to train and that was only 2B params. Now multiply that for a model several times bigger. And people already aren't happy with Krea's loras, outputs are coming out stiff.

>>109521782
I've had some nice outputs with the kroma lora though

>>109523999
Looks like India loves Windows more.

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>>109524017
11% Of ramu < 14% of BHARAT

>>109520330
Wrong, the solution is to build a worldwide peer-to-peer mesh network that replaces BGP so glowniggers can't see your traffic at all

>>109514781
>torrents need to make a bigger comeback frankly.
That would require media to actually be worth downloading. I can't see how anyone is a pirate nowadays when everything produced is hot-garbage slop. Movies aren't even worth the 30 seconds of clicking/typing it takes to pirate them, much less time it takes to actually watch them.

>>109520934
They would simply set up their own nodes to see the traffic.

>>109520428
it's not a new word, you know. when i did my tertiary education there was a cafe across the road which we went to regularly for lunch called good vibes... this was in 2008

>>109522076
A bird's eye view is required for traffic correlation, that's why that attack works on tor, because all traffic in your country routes through a very small number of chokepoints and they can compare that to the comparatively small amount of tor traffic they intercept. If you remove the other side of the equation then it doesn't work.

>>109522940
If your phone is a pastel color, it means that you're gay. You can try to hide it, but you can't change the fact.

>>109523052
There is silver iphone pro max variant who cares.

I tried Graphene on a Pixel 7 pro. I like it, except for the cell radio in the phone was dogshit.
I'll stick with my S24U, maybe I'll try graphene again if I find a cheap Pixel10

>>109523419
>using grapheneOS to connect to cell towers.
isn't the point that pos OS is for you to have complete an utter privacy.

Gurman confirms the iPhone Glass is still in development for 2027 after a report said the project was cancelled.

>>109497031
Can you ask an open western model like gemma? It technically shouldn't come with such guardrails since it is already open.

>>109522246
gemma is guardrailed as fuck, there's probably some uncensored version that some dude messed with and uploaded to HF but what's the point when there's people doing the same for qwen which is superior

>>109515695
Your opinion is irrelevant, people smarter than you already decided it's abuse and have done things about it.
>>109517751
get over yourself KNEEGAHHHH

>>109521112
So why did the Qwen get the right answer with the same question? Who is the retard now? Spoiler alert it's you, it has always been you and will always be you.

Also what does google dick taste like? Curry I imagine.

I tried to run Qwen's dense coder model locally and it honestly sucked compared to GPT and Claude and I despaired and gave up on doing local inference with just 48GB of VRAM. Maybe I'm just doing it wrong.

>>109523561

Every employee should receive stocks enforced by law. And if is not possible, an equivalent instrument.

>>109522757
I started a software business. This year I got a contract and made a couple sales. I don't use LLMs and my product is licensed AGPL. I can't quit my job yet, but I've made thousands of dollars doing what retards would say is impossible (now they'll say "it can't scale"). I am so relieved that if I get laid off I have something to do besides spam resumes.

The hard part of a business is not writing code.

>>109523079
When did "maximizing profits for the investors" become the montra of Corporations instead of "maximizing value for the customers"?

>>109523716
>the hard part of a business is not writing code
yeah, it is selling an honest product that actually exists when all your competitors sell is lies, broken promises, and vaporware. We really need to see more CEOs serving prison time when their company fails to deliver.

>>109523747
>yeah, it is selling an honest product that actually exists when all your competitors sell is lies, broken promises, and vaporware.
The best thing about selling something useful to people is having actual leverage.

Gm! Bot status?

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>>109522310
lmfao

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>>109522598
>Lua
As a connoisseur of fine software, I feel most at home coding Lua in my Lua scripted text editor with a CRT filter and rainbow markup text.
SGFXW RAD is just the right combination of speed, utility, and polish to serve as my daily coding platform. So glad I'm able to test the beta.

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This is much bigger deal.

>>109523304
its really too bad he had oneitis and lost a duel. mathematics wouldve been significantly advanced had he lived past 20

>>109522136
>67
heh

This is actually one of the few use cases I’ve tried with Fable but didn’t spawn 60 agents for it.

>>109522136
>ai sloppa having lots of success in open math questions
>ai sloppa increasingly used to improve its own models and training pipelines
>the progress made over the last year has been bigger than the year before
so the singularity pretty much happened already, right? it’s not yet autonomous but we’re clearly on the track of getting there, and the "muh no more training data we plateau nao" didn’t happen, in fact the oposite happened

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>>109513117
You lose the chains that enslave you.

>>109513496
Doesn't lsfg-vk exist?

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>>109513416
> stfu KDE runs it, it runs fine on Kubuntu
clearly saw catsout's shitty immitation script on github and assumed it worked well or at all without checking. It's janky af. And yeah let me spin up a VM for cool wallpapers, literal retard level rebuttal.

>>109513117
sketchy does a game run or not bullshit

>>109513117
nothing really you spend 99% of your time on a browser anyways so the underlying operating system is rarely relevant anymore

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>>109514216
I tried to repair an LG phone once but it didn't work

>>109523846
hes not going to mention his wife mentioned and when they were in the same room. why tf would he mention it at all seeing how its kinda shitty nepo shit

>>109523982
It's not nepo shit because it didn't happen and you're just making it up lmao.

>>109524020
I'm really not making it up.

>>109524093
Well the proof is on you nigga