File: 1530808133882.png (248 KB, 540x540)

248 KB PNG

>>107888064
>CachyOS's repos are superior to Arch's
Kek, what the fuck am I reading? You're a /v/irgin whose first distro is CachyOS and you never used anything else.

File: 181937c7-garuda4.jpg (220 KB, 1442x995)

220 KB JPG

>>107887450
>I guess endeavour is the best version of Arch after all
i just use Garuda Mocka

>>107888239
Garuda is just jeet arch

i like GNOME

>>107888267
i want another easy arch derivative but I really want BTRFS snapshots

>>107887760
Clones feel horrible next to the real thing, so get the real thing or avoid clones entirely.

Seriously, once you stop coping with Cherry and get real switches, you know what you were missing the fuck out on.
Get your G on but don't fucking use wobbleshit Cherries.
Get yourself a nice long pole from Geon's store.

File: 71ziivqv6fL._AC_UF894,100(...).jpg (53 KB, 894x739)

53 KB JPG

>The stickers are for sound, so that the impact is not on the bare pcb but on the sticker.
THE BOX DOESN'T MENTION THIS
I THOUGHT IT WAS FOR 1.2MM PCBS ONLY
MOTHERFUCKER

>>107888181
Lol I figured it out just by looking at it. It works too, I tried smacking some stems against it with and without the sticker and it is a bit more muted. But mostly stems shouldn't be striking the PCB too much, so it's not going to make a difference all the time. And I think it only really matters on the spacebar generally. I'd say it's optional.

Anyone heard if unicomp started shipping pico controllers again? Have a couple New Ms that I really want Vial on. At least my 122 has a pico...

>>107886388
It was a pretty cool proof of concept and it's still getting games.

People who don't enjoy games would buy this.

>>107885558
Ooh I'm thinking of getting one of those or a previous model, how's the 4K screen working out for ya?

File: 1751176184525539.jpg (153 KB, 993x933)

153 KB JPG

>>107885314
>>107885849
>slower than a phone
it's e-waste

File: 1747609801063640.png (494 KB, 720x540)

494 KB PNG

Why are people getting so buttblasted over OP?

>Thinkpad
>cheap deal
>Linux
>still new enough to be actually usable

>>107887996
>Linux
>implying that's a good thing

thinktroons are so reddit

File: 20260114_084354.png (153 KB, 900x900)

153 KB PNG

Work rekajigered the network so that the wifi we have access to doesn't allow a lot of sites. I'm fine as I always have my phone connected to my wireguard server at home. I was thinking of setting something up so I could connect some coworkers. I'm just worried that my work could decide to block wireguard connections entirely if they noticed a bunch of devices start using it.

File: your-account-is-based-in-(...).jpg (37 KB, 1179x736)

37 KB JPG

>>107886998

File: dog-long-ahh-pee.mp4 (314 KB, 498x498)

314 KB MP4

>>107886998
How should I set up 200TB of useable redundant storage without buying $20,000 ssd's?

>>107885789
pfsense + pfblockerng

>>107886998
>not being able to pay $2000/month electricity costs
back to mumbai ranjesh.

>>107886496
What does being a snitch have to do with being a hacker?

>>107759848
So far I haven't learned much Rust. What makes it a secure language?

>>107887412
Who said it was

>>107879716
>we know that China is launching cyberattacks against the West
I'm sorry, do you think the US is not launching attacks against everybody else? Obama was caught literally spying on every EU mandatary and nothing happened. He was listening in on every single one of Mama Merkel's conversations. And they're supposed to be allies...

>>107868862
you could surgically remove your colon and anus and use a colostomy bag, that way you're undetectable

>>107887821
You're attempt to side track me has failed.
Kneel bitch.

>>107887898
>I want to evaluate expressions.
>Why would I parse expressions?
nigger
>You're attempt to side track me has failed.
stfu you're not doing anything, you're larping like a 5yo

File: card.png (3.07 MB, 2048x1245)

3.07 MB PNG

I was thinking about those maid card things from the maid poster. I actually sort of like the idea, but I hate Java. So I made this simple Python version. It only packs and unpacks and takes just card.png and turns it into image.png and code.py or the reverse. Does it work with image upload shit?

#!/usr/bin/env python3
import sys
import os
from PIL import Image

bit_on, bit_off = (0, 0, 0, 255), (255, 255, 255, 255)
bits_from_nibble = lambda n: [bit_on if n >> k & 1 else bit_off for k in (3, 2, 1, 0)]
nibble_from_pixels = lambda pixels: sum(
    ((sum(px[:3]) < 384) << k) for px, k in zip(pixels, (3, 2, 1, 0))
)

def unpack():
    card = Image.open("card.png").convert("RGBA")

Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>107888204
Wow, ya that actually works on 4chan png uploads at least. Thanks maid poster wherever you are. Neat idea.

>>107888188
i accept your concession.

glowbot thread

>>107884671
>I mean it should be fine against casual attempts to recover data
Is WD crackable? So if they take it to a specialist what are the odds they can break into it?
I'm too noob for VeraCrypt, also I have no idea how the software works, what happens if it becomes outdates a decade later, whether the key is random generated and i have to remember random string of letters/numbers or i can just easily remember my own custom passcode, etc
>>107884720
>>107884747
I have a lot of Giantess porn that I would rather my family never see how much of a degen I am

>>107884764
Appreciated, I'll look into it

>>107884583
your family doesn't want to see your porn any more than you want them to

why the fuck would you care? you sure as hell wont care if you're DEAD

>>107888214
>one second
>i do not need the world wide web!
>download hexanet
>happiness.jpg

>open up thread
>niggerbabble
>"i aint reading allat"
>close thread

tmk for most lay people the GPL3 is just like GPL2, except torrent downloads are forbidden for binaries because they distribute them without code, and cloud hosted GPL3 software has limits because the FSF never saw those threats back then.

Other then that its a simple contract saying credit the previous author(s) and provide the code if the binaries are released. 99% of developers only only care about two things, only technical autist will pay attention to anything beyond that. I know GPL2 and GPL3 both say when binaries are released code that directly interacts with GPL2-3 code it must also be open source, but I think the GPL1 is the only one with a noticable difference that says all code in the entire program must be open sourced even if a tiny gpl library is used.

The point is 99% of users can't even tell the difference between GPL and MPL and aren't going to enforce it unless they don't have the code.

>>107888062
>GPLv2 vs GPLv3
what license you choose does not matter. your code is probably shit and I don't want to use it. on the off chance that you wrote good code and I want to use it, then I'll use and modify and republish it however I want, and you won't do shit. You won't even bother submitting a DMCA to ShitHub. You probably won't even find out that I've ripped your code and put it in my project.
If you believe otherwise, consider that I'm using pirated software from about 10 different corporations and none of them are gonna do jack shit.

>>107888240
Bullshit
Fast charging generates a fuck ton more heat

>>107888240
Doubtful methodology because heat fucks everything up

>>107888095
i don't remember exactly what i did but i didn't use any button presses to reboot, i ran a command through adb and it rebooted into the menu that had the actual option to unlock the bootloader, which is where i actually used the volume keys to select the option and confirm. after that i just followed the directions for patching the boot partition

>>107888271
but you charge for a much shorter time, so it probably evens out

>>107885030
what's the high pixel then

>>107883978
Infosec bros how do we solve this?

>>107872479
Managers who basically enforce goals but don't contribute, or worse, actively hinder contributions, towards those goals getting achieved. Managers who basically just ask questions about if things are done, when they'll be done, or what the blocker is. But at the same time they don't care to steer technical direction, merely pretend to give a damn about how things get designed or built, focusing on the wrong details, and not having the judgment to say no or ask questions before approving decisions that will bite us in the ass later (tech debt, designs that won't scale in the long run, one-off projects to solve the hot topic of the day rather than being part of a long term strategy, often because they don't really have one). They'll hear about a dozen unrelated or semi-related problems or needs from various business leaders and just start relaying it to you in stream of consciousness fashion in a meeting and then go "so, :clap: what are we (you) going to do about it?" And then you're on the hook to do your best to cook something up and 6 months later come performance review time they'll say it wasn't what they had in mind even though they were fully aware of what was being built that whole time.

These leeches are basically cheerleaders, or administrative assistants, but think they're a coach. They're there as a sort of pawn for the management hierarchy above you and don't take any ownership. Mine just left my team a few weeks ago to go be a leech in a different part of the company. Good riddance fucking worthless fuck

>>107887048
every scrum master, project owner, manager, etc. i've ever met is like this
i hate adult day care

>>107872479
women

>>107872479
not my nemesis, actually kinda the opposite, I admired him
>he's hired as a junior dev
>never comes into the office
>never online on teams
>never shows up for standups, half the time he gives some shitty excuse (doctor's appointment or whatever) the other half just doesn't say anything
>he's always a week late with his tasks, but when he pushes a PR it's mostly pretty decent
>sat down next to me one time and started looking at my code, telling me how to fix my shit in like 2 minutes
I suspect he had like 3 other jobs at the same time and he was milking us because we were a laid-back company. Guy couldn't get fired because EU nanny state worker's rights laws. Good for you, my man

>>107886770
That sounds godly. I don't know who the fuck designed these things because they're pure pain.

>>107884243
Coax cables are kino and I'm tired of pretending they aren't.

>>107886533
Nigga molex are still ubiquitous, there's literally no competing or replacing technology.

>>107885960
my monitor needs this shit to be able to connect to my pc for full software compatibility
needless to say I am unable to updoot the firmware or fully use the software for it because fuck a type b

>>107886533
I remember my friend saying this would be replaced by wireless 10 years ago.

neat

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <linux/prctl.h>
#include <sys/prctl.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <linux/seccomp.h>

int main(void){
    char *c = malloc(1024);
    printf("%d", (prctl(PR_GET_SECCOMP)));
    if (prctl(PR_SET_SECCOMP, SECCOMP_MODE_STRICT) < 0)
           perror("didn't work lol");

Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>107886472
Because when normal people talk about bootstrapping they don't mean the whole Trusting Trust bit, they mean "how do I get an executable" and knowing what you need for that is obviously useful.
I can probably remove it from the main page but that was largely copied from the first release announcement.
>Rajesh
Do you seriously think jeets are writing real programs in RiscV assembly or Rust? Get real.

>>107885420
in high memory.
> ebp = 0x00000000
> esp = 0xff96f380
it wouldn't make much sense for stack to be PROT_NONE. so i'm not sure what would occupy this region. the only strange thing about my program that could explain this behavior, is that it's a flat ELF binary produced by flatassembler. there is one program header (one RWX segment), but no section headers. maybe when brk(2) says "uninitialized data segment", it really means some specific section. but that doesn't make much sense to me.

>brk
Will the 1970s please take back their memory management methods and in particular somebody teach Bourne that sbrk(2)-on-segfault is not a valid way of memory management?

>>107888183
I can dig up the clip of Bourne apologizing for that on stage if it soothes the pain