>>107732210
Don't listen to those two idiots who replied to you, holy shit. I've a Samsung TV and installed the Jellyfin app using Docker.
https://github.com/Georift/install-jellyfin-tizen
Nit really hard, just read the thing through, run that PowerShell command, and you're golden

>>107710235
nfo is still buggy.
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/13197
https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin/issues/13655
>who cares
nfo working properly would be extremely useful for using Jellyfin with non tv/movie media including but not limited to youtube
https://github.com/tubearchivist/tubearchivist-jf-plugin/issues/30

>>107737180
>nfo working properly would be extremely useful for using Jellyfin with non tv/movie media including but not limited to youtube
don't care

>>107731936
emby is dead

I tried to use Jellyfin like 8 years ago and it sucked. Guess I'll try it again now that I just setup a Projection Room.

>>107739857
btw I don't actually argue that it's not cheating but it's literally wrong to call something secure without doing it otherwise. cheating is the only way that you can trust on for now

>>107739857
With OpenBSD even if the software has an exploit you are able to limit what the software is actually capable of doing with the exploit. (privilege separation, pledge, unveil.) Not to mention entire classes of exploits aren't possible in the first place.

>>107740130
>With OpenBSD even if the software has an exploit you are able to limit what the software is actually capable of doing with the exploit
per-app confinement is security by isolation. essentially same with what QubesOS does but hugely inferior. When your browser gets compromised, they won't protect your private browsing data getting stolen.
privilege seperation if done by the application developer works because confined part of the program has no access to other important parts.
pledge among them is the only useful one that reduces attack surface by limiting what syscalls are acessible but it's usually either absent or very coarse-grained to be useful.

>Not to mention entire classes of exploits aren't possible in the first place
mitigations exist on every system and openbsd both lacks or lacked some important mitigations while having useless ones that just steal your cpu cycles.

>>107740328
>per-app confinement is security by isolation. essentially same with what QubesOS does but hugely inferior
I disagree. While you might have an exploit, you physically aren't incapable of dropping a payload (or performing shellcode injection due to W^X). The Qubes model separates different information and threat levels into distinct VMs. If you have a compromised development VM, it might not be able to access your personal VM, but that compromised VM could still make malicious modifications to repositories, etc. OpenBSD would potentially prevent an infection caused by the exploit, while Qubes aims to minimize the damage from an infection.

>>107740892
>you physically aren't incapable of dropping a payload (or performing shellcode injection due to W^X).
W^X is not a method of confinement, it's a memory mitigation. W^X is not a holy grail and it definitely doesn't prevent you from dropping payloads so this reduces into
>but OpenBSD has mitigations
argument which I answered above.

In the end you have unveil, same strategy but infinitely worse because it only restricts file nodes. Application compromisation inside an unveil sandbox is still permanent, it can make modifications to all the data program can access. Your browser will forever be compromised until you wipe everything and start from scratch. A compromised program has full access to the network, IPC, the display server, the kernel and everything with little help from pledge. The attack surface is infinitely bigger compared to Qubes OS where there's nothing but the minimal hypervisor kernel and qubes rpc. A compromised VM does not have any access to other VMs. Malware persistence is solved by disposable VMs with template VMs or pre-set App VMs.

Preventing infection is a target that's so out of reach in the state of today's software world and also because it's almost totally over when it happens just once. The Xen kernel itself is not a holy grail either but it provides a small and managable TCB.

>>107738035
It should start every answer with "I'd just like to interject for a moment,"

>>107738035
>or whatever it's called in english
saar

tbdesu I just use grok the few times I need a chatbot
it's a good search engine

>>107738035
Frankly, that's what you deserve for using this worthless shit

>>107740703
>>107740739
Blue still works?

>>107740744
just for reading
if you try posting, it opens in browser instead

just don't post when you're not at your desktop/laptop machine

>>107740862
kuroba is better.
I see no point in an alternative is it can't post directly from the app.

>>107741058
kuroba is bloated, slow garbage and has always been worse than Clover, except that time when the captcha solver worked

>no name field or options field in the new kuroba
Can we get one dev that isn't retarded

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is this the new desktop thread

>>107735133
Sauce on the 4chan CSS, or is it private

>>107738759
>>107738767
It’s a hawk fucking a man doggy

>>107736412
Dont do it, linux will turn you into a tranny.

>>107736412
>Please, convince me not to.
never, macOS fucking sucks these days, I'd gladly pay the battery life penalty if my M4 was compatible with it

>>107736561
>And why do you still buy Apple hardware?
NTA but the hardware is good
I have a Vivobook S 16 with a nice OLED screen, a Ryzen 9 HX 370 and 32GB RAM. The M4 Air has much much better battery life while keeping cool, it's not comparable
that's literally the only reason

>>107736412
I'd rather use macos than anything made by the pedophile hector martin and his gang of troons.
yeah I know he left the project a while ago but it's all the same, ain't touching asahi troonix with a 10 feet pole.

>>107736412
progress seems to be constantly slowing on asahi. seriously. how many years do we have to wait for dp over usbc? it was "basically working" like two years ago and yet they never finish the code. it was good for writing and compiling code, but i always had issues with yt playback dropping frames and frametime inconsistency. Now I just keep UTM running for linux.

>>107737120
ok you do the police station and ill do the local synagogue

>>107733788
>trustin (((them)))

Has there been any evidence of people being hacked my tampared/malicious USB cables? AFAIK it’s a theoritical risk, not an actual one

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https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2025/04/google-fixes-two-actively-exploited-zero-day-vulnerabilities-in-android
https://securitylab.amnesty.org/latest/2025/02/cellebrite-zero-day-exploit-used-to-target-phone-of-serbian-student-activist/

Also it's crazy how much of the security can just be bypassed by also being an USB keyboard and letting yourself in with some navigation/commands

>>107733788
as opposed to those politicians that said turning off your phone should be illegal or show you have something to hide? member?

>>107737922
Fuck off Elon shill.

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>>107736639
>stallman in agartha
My brother in Christ, RMS is an evil communist kike who wants you jabbed, your foids blacked and your kids raped. Sending him to Niggerhell would be an act of great pity that he probably doesn't even deserve. Also, proprietary software simply works better because someone was most likely paid enough to make it work. You can pirate it just fine because nobody gives a fuck about piracy on individual level anymore, and have setup that works locally, offline forever and it actually usable. Troonix software is not only inferior but is highly dependent on (((repositories))) and managing it without internet access is borderline impossible.

>>107737786
>But close sourced with just a binary does not
that's what it's called freeware
The patented software uses paid features for use, meaning it relies on a centralized service to work.

>>107737922
Grok, same as you, doesn't think. It's regurgitating shit it was fed there's no thought to it just pattern matching across a huge dataset

>>107741165
No bro I always choose the "thinking" mode

>>107735094
Was it difficult? Did you use a guide?

>>107685513
How is that disk gonna spin with a square cut out of it? Is the disc pacman shaped or something?

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>>107738440
same boat bro.
My T420 is still "working" but the fact it's old can't be denied, and it seems all software are forcing you to abandon old hardware even if it's working just fine.
And the new laptops are just overpriced e-waste at this point, even premium appleshit.
My solution si using it as thinclient and even this is getting difficult since even linux is dropping proper support for various drivers and such since the hardware isn't in use.
Take the mesa drivers for example it has a bug for mesa drivers to Intel HD 2000/3000 graphics but no one bother to fix it, since they don't have the hardware to reproduce the issue, and the solution is to use software decoding instead, which already put more load on the CPU when rendering web pages.
Not to mention, many of the applications are expected to run on more than 4 threads, with no regard to memory optimization.

Also Firefox has dropped hardware acceleration for Intel gen 5 or lower, at least on my distro. The error code I get on my X201 for Webrender is "FEATURE_FAILURE_OPENGL_LESS_THAN_3"

>>107741008
Same

>>107741160
>there's a copy of your phone on the internet
>this is a good thing

>>107737312
Iphone 17 is so good that a youtube influencer influenced OP to advertise it for free.

Best of all, by buying apple products in the past, OP's perceived self worth has improved by comparing him to people not having bought apple brand in the past.

>>107737457
>>107739159
I feel like everyone somehow forgot that he's an insane (I really hate this word but it really does fit him) narcissist. It's not even a meme. His ego is out of this world.

>>107740934
>Apple ended up being better for privacy than google.
privacy? nope. no os mods graphene, lineage or root.
security? against 3rd party malware and hackers probably yes. against jewish techlord/mossad data harvesting and profiling? just as bad as google.

>>107737312
he literally shits on iphone the entire video, bad bait

>>107740097
>- Permission system
it has one
>- Supporting Quick removal
the "sync" mount option
>- More standardization
define this
>- Documentation that's actually readable.
oh you're a troll.

>>107734186
old games don't matter
if linux could play roblox and fortnite 98% of gamers in the world would have no problem with it (add league and the remaining 2% would change as well)

>>107740787
truth Bomba
Linux gaming is held hostage by a few companies that only make their shit work in windows

>>107740787
that's ok, kids grow up eventually

>>107740787
Unfortunately true
At the same time, there's also all those news about gaymers playing more and more retro games over time
Perhaps it'll hit a critical mass of counterbalance at some point

>>107721615
>kernel
What kind of kernel? I don't write corn.

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>>107717882
For being such a rich corporation, you'd think they could afford a higher poly building.

>>107721145
my younger sister who's much more intelligent than I am just got a job working in London as a barrister for a big law firm and was telling me over Christmas how 90% of the people she works with are Jews who are super anal about charging their clients the maximum fee every time but apparently live like hobos in their spare time. sounds like a lot of them just live and die to work which is great if you need a Jew lawyer but to me it sounds like a pretty sad life.

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>>107736269
I have to say this is quite plausible lol, I'm definitely going to bring this one up next time I'm at the dinner table

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>>107717895
what's odd is there are major tech company hubs in pic related red areas. qualcomm,intel,microsoft,nvidia... and many others already have offices in the red areas. but nvidia are building a new center in green in pic related pretty much in the middle of nowhere. i think the exact spot of the glass building in op pic was a methane gas depot before this.


one advantage is the train line goes right next to it tho so they might have an nvidia train station

I need a formula 1 car to do my groceries. Otherwise it's not a real car. What? You're using a corolla? Damn it's sad to see this place is going downhill.

>>107739945
funny, but in this case the corolla would be a 300$ windows laptop and the formula would’ve the 1000$+ apple device

>>107739964
Apple device is more like a new corolla and $300 laptop is beat up 30 year old civic

>>107729874
>locked down os
you literally can't do shit but play gatcha on these turds...
>>107731496
yes because it's a real os on which you can install real software like a fucking compiler, might come in handy for a COMPUTER SCIENCE major...
>>107733500
>College kids don't need a device they can use for their major
are you really that retarded? what's the ipad for if you can't use it for courses...
>>107737662
>What does it matter where it compiles?
conveniency. I've been to uni, network is down sometimes, especially with so many skiddies who jam wifi for fun and stuff.
>You're there to learn CS, not ricing Linux Thinkpads
ricing thinkpad is legit more important than whatever theorical shit you'll learn, it's a labor of love first and foremost, subhumans who're in for the money are very bad at their job, uninteresting to talk to and will burn-out under 2 years in a real job.
I hire C/C++ devs regularly, the best hires are the one who do shit on their free time and can hold a conversation about any field in tech because they at the very fucking least read the wikipedia page and believe me, it's already more than 90% of the smoothbrains we have in the field.
I've seen "linux dev" who never heard of gcc and his experience in linux was legit so this retard literally absolutely never cared about his craft otehrwise he would know about it.

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>>107740064
anon cmon everybody knows that not a single person from the thinkpad threads has a job
gcc is stinky and so are you
t. isheep (linux desktop tho)

>Boss didn't cover any of my items during the holiday
I shouldn't care but now it's going to look bad on me since upper management is going to say "I thought you found someone to cover you." and I can't fucking point fingers.

>>107738385
this is my second internship yeah (first one was at a startup)
i am a britbong so this will be my last one before i graduate too

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The past few weeks I didn't push many changes to my project repo because I was busy playing with a coworkers docker stack and deployment script and letting them know what issues I came across
I hope my boss isn't upset but we didnt have our weekly meetings for the past 3 weeks

>>107740746
you were working, and that's all that matters. if your retarded boss didn't instruct you to stop helping your coworkers during working hours, that's on him.

>>107729812
BPD pussy is best pussy
crazy girls are best in bed (im a virgin but thats what other virgins told me on reddit, must be true)

>>107739539
unhackable

>>107740612
Real shit tho, I would trust a schizo tranny over glories any day of the week

>>107740612
he's not wrong

waiting for grapheneos desktop mode

>>107741078
>Waiting for updates from an unstable mentally ill schizo
Yeah, naw