>>107840951
amd PSP does not have network access and cannot be used as a remote access tool

I have always found it funny that pedos worry about some management processor in their computer that has never been proven to be used for anything malicious, then they go and run some open source community-built operating system kek

>>107847048
>hurrr it doesn't exist
>oh it actually exists?
>durrr you can't prove its been used!
This post was made in israel

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Just buy your micro optiplex with it disabled from factory

>>107846916
The final machine has windows defender firewall enabled

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>>107845561
>Second monitor uses a VGA cable
>Have had it since 2008, it was my primary until 2019
>1080p, and decent colors for a monitor of the time
>VGA cable breaks
>Go to tech store to buy one
>"Uhhh, we don't have it in stock here, but another shop has it in their warehouse, do you want to reserve it?"
>Say yes
>Pick it up a week later
>"Woah! Bro, you still use a VGA monitor? You should upgrade already"
It's not even a gaming oriented tech store

>>107846682
>not having hoardes of spare parts and cables
I would have given you one for free bro

>>107846682
What Display adapter are you using that still has a vga out? or are you using a display port adapter?

>>107847024
I used to have a stockpile, they break over time
>>107847074
DP to VGA adapter, although my motherboard has VGA out, so I could go that route if my CPU had integrated graphics

>>107845194
They'll continue making datacenter SSDs in 2.5" form factor with U.2 connectors.

>>107843316
solves the disconnect between what the web used to be (hypermedia document viewer) and what it is now (highly interactive "apps" powered by javascript because we haven't moved on from anything)

by making Javascript not dogshit and pain to write due to its insanely imperative nature and wild semantics and retarded API design choices.
I mean there was a reason why jQuery was popular, and not just due to it solving cross-browser compatibilities of the early age...
But mostly for its declarative nature which also makes it easier to manage state, which is ultimately the current "problem" of webniggers.

Anyways you shouldn't be using React now though. Basically any other FOTM framework is better (Solid, Svelte, Vue probably, Qwik...)

>>107843316
it solves the problem of creating a million jobs for useless eaters. now anybody can make a web app, so learn to code o algo

>>107843316
UI is a representation of current state. When there's state change, you need to change the UI to reflect state change.

You can do that incrementally -- for any possible kind of state change, calculate exactly which UI components need to be updated and how. That's a lot of work, and very few people are autistic enough to get it right.

Or, you can define UI as a function of state. Any time there's a state change, recompute the whole UI. That is much simpler to program. Of course, performance is a huge issue now, hopefully a framework can help here.

BTW it is only needed for complex interactive UIs. Many UIs are rather static and it's simpler to add a few incremental event handler where needed, directly operating on DOM. But frontend fags insist on making everything a single page application with fat frameworks; usability actually degrades, often without proper bookmarking and back/forth navigation. Well, they are stupid, that's why they can't find a real job.

>>107843316
same problems jquery solved, but in react you write reusable components

>>107845217
>Any time there's a state change, recompute the whole UI. That is much simpler to program.
>fiber took 4 years to program
>nobody knows how to useEffect

>>107846995
where did i say i dislike deaf people?

>>107847002
have more DSD vinyl rips then
https://pomf2.lain.la/f/7c6u3f3.wv
https://pomf2.lain.la/f/flgrzuzo.wv
https://pomf2.lain.la/f/t9aon4h2.wv
https://pomf2.lain.la/f/8ktpu9fd.wv

>>107847012
Thanks, I'll check them out when I become deaf.

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>>107756150
Tanchjim has a product for you!

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>>107798454
Today's Lunarpunk issue, pic. related.
Still wonmdering if there is there any defining Lunarpunk literature.
Wanted a nightcore of this but oddly didn't find any, so here is the plain version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kATgZ6b7kwc

>>107845229
Good post. Yubikey is a great physical product. 1password a great password manager. Have to be clever regarding securely store recovery keys/mechanisms tho…

Curious, given that Gmail is an unreliable partner (imagine trying to contact google to recover an account). Do you or anyone else have a good recipe for brewing your own email account and hardening it?

>>107846698
The security of email is inherently bad. If you need private communication, you probably want Signal or something similar.

But if you must use email and Google isn't your adversary, Gmail is actually a great option. You're right that account recovery could be a problem, but Google is excellent at security and Gmail makes you look normal to network monitors. Whichever service you use, you can make email security less awful by learning how to use a mail client and GPG:

https://gist.github.com/grugq/03167bed45e774551155

https://gist.github.com/bnagy/8914f712f689cc01c267

>>107846850
No no I love Megacorp! YouTube da shit!
Secure comms lesson: the only Iranian dissidents alive today used Tor. Or a burner amirite??

This is the thread that captured my attention, a goodie: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45798827

The fear I have is getting locked out of my google account for whatever reason. Would rather entirely control my public interface to society. Hesitant to do reputation dance wrt email tho which is why this method seems promising:
1. Buy your own domain and point MX to a real email provider.
2. If provider stops working, repoint MX somewhere else
3. Thus you always retain control of a particular email address

I guess the downside is that you’ll have to defend the domain? Does it always have to boil down to trust and faith ;~;

For the domain though can put registrar lock, registry lock, alerting on the WHOIS, but yeah uncertain how secure that is for a random broke schlub? But it kinda means that there’s a reachable admin who can potentially fuck you over, but also help you out.


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>>107846850
btw ty 4 links
looks like the real mccoy

>>107844180
So you were using qwen image edit or flux 2 dev?

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>>107846555
NBP but I'm trying to get away from its 'default anime' style that has the soft gradients.

Meanwhile, I just noticed something weird... Any bra-like details like lace is censored, but bikini is considered ok, even if I prompt something like "lies sideways in bed, lifting blanket to invite the viewer". This is such bs. This also suggests the classifier can tell the difference of specified items and isn't completely going by vague colors and shapes, and hasn't been told to block bikinis specifically.

>>107846701
Sou should try qwen image edit, is decent even at q4ks quant(gotten from unsloth) with q4km text encoder and q8 mmproj. Should be pretty uncensored.

>>107846738
Sorry for bad grammar, just woke up and didn't have my coffee.

>be me
>finally decide to build a NAS server
>its the worst market in human history for making a NAS
nice

>>107824572
Is that a custom printed case?

>>107841555
good on you for downsizing if you dont need the compute, memory, or redundant storage. power is very expensive in europe by and large.

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cluster anons, how many pods do you run in your cluster?

t. over 40

so I have 2x20TB in a RAID 1 array, and just recently learned about RAID 5

I also read that RAID 5 isn't recommended for drive sizes over 10TB because the rebuild time is so long

what are my best options for increasing my storage? options seem to be
>add a 3rd 20TB and do RAID 5 anyway, for a total of 40TB
>add two more 20TB and do a second RAID 1
>break up the RAID because my data is easily re-obtainable (movies/television/music), and I can backup my files onto cold storage anyway

>>107844244
why are they pretend to impressed? intel had compute stick like a decade ago and the pi 400 keyboard has been a thing for ages too

>>107844308
They be like TCP, they syn ack

>>107840368
Ctrl-Alt-Yrese

>>107840826
Kids today can barely type, what did you expect?

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I guess I have MW4 to thank for my fondness for the number pad. I had never played a game with controls that complicated, and when Dad first got the game installed, I was furious when I began the tutorial. It seemed impossible. I was used to just arrow keys to move, and space bar to shoot. Dad did the tutorial for a minute or so, and showed me how to play. Game became my obsession for years. I still hum the soundtrack. And I still like numpads.

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>>107844490
My colleagues use chatgpt often and they even upload our semiconductor fab recipes (really fucking secret that took years of R&D) so that it helps them... somehow. They have no fucking clue all this shit gets stored and GDPR or whatever will not work.

>>107845250
I work on databases now, exclusively. I report to my admin, no end users. It's a good gig. I definitely earned it. One ulcer later.

>>107844989
> Why don't you realize it's actually your job to be on top of the latest technologies and assist the company in using them?

NTA, but generally speaking competent IT people are supposed to stay on top of actual technology. AI is not that. It's a speculative scam job that doesn't actually do any real work (as it's so unreliable that you still need to be able to do the job yourself to fix its broken garbage). It also doesn't even make any money for the companies that do it. The only one making any money is Nvidia, because they are selling shovels to the retards in the gold rush.

The only thing it actually seems to be any good at is writing slop text, creating broken code, and making uncanny valley porn for people with mental disorders.

>>107844490
What fucking retards

>>107844490
>How do I tell him this shit is a terrible idea and AI should not be trusted with any meaningful or security sensitive information?
AI doesn't think.
AI doesn't innovate.
AI projects what you want to read based on averaging its training dataset. Often that gets close to the real answer, but very much not always.
AI simulates a midwit bullshit artist. (I've known people like that too. Yuck.)
An awful lot of speculative money has been spent on building AIs and is still being spent on it. At some point, that's going to show up in how much it costs.
A lot of people running big AI services seem to be utterly unethical, relying on theft to build their training datasets and then lying about that. Do you want to trust a known liar?

If you want an AI that you can actually trust properly, build a local model running on hardware you control. It'll likely be shit, but it will avoid most of the really nasty governance problems.

>>107845314
I use ethernet every day, via USB-C dongle. MacBook Pro has a lot of ports.

>>107825865
>nearly 7 years of service
lol, lmao even.
my akg k450 is 10+ years old, and I bought it used. it was already out of production when your Bose started selling.

not even gonna bring up my portapros.

>>107826042
>that pic
>can't play Laserdiscs
useless garbage

>>107841456
>I'm physically attracted to unnecessarily overengineered hardware.

Look up the tray loading mechanism of high end laserdisc players that can do both A/B side reverse and have a separate CD tray. It's a byzantine labyrinth and you have like one master cog driving three or four things, from the tray loading to lifting the entire big ass transport rails driving the pickup.

I had to repair one of those once, it was damn near hypnotic.

FIIO BTR11 and a good set of chink IEMs will get you places.

>>107845553
This one is fully supported, it does not have the cuck cores.

>>107844310
that's probably some OneDrive issue.

>>107806787
>censoring time
Maybe it's something silly like your time being set wrong

>>107846082
>Gog offline
>Do not use cloud storage
How so?

>>107844310
Probably just a Bethesda moment, anon.
Fallout New Vegas is notorious for being a steaming pile of shit at launch and was one of the most buggy and broken (and broken AFTER they "fixed" it) games of its time on all platforms.

Like, seriously, if you're not auto-backing up your saves to a NAS or something periodically with file version history you shouldn't be playing Fallout games. They're just that messed up.

>>107840299
>>107840382
This. You know we're in an AI Bubble BECAUSE no one is building / expanding fabs. If they were, it would signal a different thing.

they know this shit is a temporary boom and dramatically increasing supply will hurt them in the long run

>>107840152
didnt read
sexo

sloppily making out with averi for hours until i pass out from sheer exhaustion

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>>107844509
Yes! YES!

>>107846712
It's already a thing on Chrome. Why wouldn't Firefox copy it?

or just create a bash script that opens it on startup?

Windows users have to boot everything they want to use all at startup?
We dont do that in Linux

I'M GONNA
BOOOOOOOOOOT

>>107846712
I don't get it where's the softcore furry porn
Better post it on 4chan with a neopronouns joke from 2020

No, we can't talk about that, because this isn't the thread to actually talk about AI, you stupid fucking nigger.

*cums on you*

deepseek keep winning. they released yet another sota paper.

>>107847186
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>>107846996

My penis smells bad today

>>107847196
My penis smells bad today