>>107640832
good old PGP encrypted email

>>107643392
For many decades, satellites have produced far more output than agencies have had human resources to interpret. Sure, there are automation, motion triggering, AI and more but that is no match for a human image analyst.

How does Google track my Youtube watch history across devices that aren't signed in, have never been on the same network, or have never been within a mile of each other?

At home, I have my "bed phone", an old no-sim android with 99% of features disabled used almost exclusively to fall asleep listening to YT videos using Brave. The device never leaves home and has never signed into YT.
My daily driver phone is on graphene with everything disabled, including mobile data, used exclusively for phone calls. paid VPN turned on 24/7 just in case.

Often I'll visit a friend and watch Youtube on TV through their Roku box using the guest account. The types of videos I watch at their house are completely different topics than what I watch at home. I have never connected my phone to their network.
When I go home, the videos I watched on my friend's Roku guest account will immediately start showing up on my no-sim, home-only, signed-out phone. What the fuck?
I also have a general use hardwired linux box at home, 24/7 vpn+different privacy browser, only rarely watch maybe 1-2 YT vids a week about a specialty topic. Those videos will also start showing up in the algorithm on my no-sim home phone.

>>107646329
Wait, so you're
>using different devices
>on different networks
>with different watch habits
>without accounts
And still being tracked?
Something here doesn't... track. Surely you're missing someting. Maybe watching similar videos on the two phones? Idk, but something's missing

>>107646329
>android
Android is loaded to the hilt with tracking features such as geographic tracking. Google has probably correlated you with all your phones.

>>107645547
Mass shooters should have shot up datacenters instead of schools and shit.

>>107645814
You won't do shit loser shut the fuck up

>>107645547
what's the CL of an AR15?
worse or better than a M4A1

Buy a gun to assault a data center and take all the RAM

>>107646761
for home-use you need UDIMM, but datacenters usually need different formats (registered/buffered DIMM)

>>107645346
>post /g/ content in /g/
>get called nerd

>>107644821
>Qubes OS
meme malware that includes nonfree blobs

>>107645700
your blob free cpu and pci devices have known vulnerabilities that not only sophisticated gov agents can break thru but 15 yos from their moms' houses can too

>>107644821
This girl is legal now

>>107644845
good for you

>>107644724
To err is human. To forgive, divine

>>107644742
I'm genuine and I wish good on other people, I see ourselves as one, I am you and you are me. Also I'm not really angry at him, I'm glad he is successful and doing good things, but also his past makes me feel like there is no right or wrong, one person can be "bad" for a long time while enjoying their decadence and then later they can become "good" and succeed massively despite their "bad" past. That is my problem, it makes me feel defeated, like it doesn't matter how good I am, I will still always be alone and defeated.

>Ctrl+f bald
>0 results

>>107644766
This is a board for us chrome domes. Why don't you beat it and go pay for a haircut haircel.

>>107644646
>uninteresting
People also used FB because of convenience, notcaring about massive privacy issues. Also, chrome is not really performant, and can end up in states where it eats the CPU.

>>107643426
This

We've been promised space travel every decade since the 50s.
The only reason we even got to the moon was because we had a unified nation because of our competition with Russia, we gathered all the top talent and unlimited funding to make it happen.

Nobody cares about winning anymore, everyone hates their country and our best and brightest are now making react apps for faang making 7 figures.

>>107645281
it was clear from the long term residency experiments on the iss that we are bound to this planet for good

>>107641314
In the star trek timeline, things get way worse before they get better. Like, dystopian level nightmare bad.

>>107645281
>>107646642
The whole point of colonizing space is to create self-sufficient habitats similar to Earth in other places, effectively transplanting our entire biosphere. Until we master this, human presence in space is going to be confined to short-term visits only.

>>107644291
>her

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>>107641491
lol

>>107644291
You haven't met her you stupid fucking simp. All roasties are the same. They're all nagging evil cunts.

>>107644344
>yes i'm a retarded virgin loser who can't make eye contact and my opinion on anything matters
It really doesn't

>>107646382
Yes, those are the guys calling pictures of every single woman they see a picture of a tranny

>>107622125
>this archive should end up on redacted
It won't.

>>107619274
People who were smart enough to buy lots of storage before the AI bubble grew?

>>107619331
40MB PDFs load fine. Your hardware is shit.

>>107633678
FLAC has been proven, time and time again, to be the superior audio format.

>>107619267
You don't have to download all the files in a torrent. You can open a panel/window and select/deselect what you want.

Kids really don't know anything. Now in my day....

>>107646201
Didn't read + sage

>>107646108
Would be kind enough to point me to your favorite matrix room first? I have content that may interest you.

>>107646426
Discord seems more your speed.

>>107643527
>This except the real jew is the one shilling against open standards,
matrix isn't quite an open "standard", it's a proprietary protocol that happens to be open source. big difference, jew.

>>107646426
nobody here uses it

>>107646503
Here we go again with that anti FOSS bullshit. No! I want groom minors using fully libre software, as is my God given right.

>>107646595
>OS that is 99.999999999% functional and needs 0.000000001% of cancer tissue cut is "spyware OS"
You're silly.

>>107646612
delusional cope.

>>107646629
I accept your concession.

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>>107644468
>Post instructions anon

Sorry. You're not allowed to even know how to turn off the AI monitoring system.
If you persist in this endeavor your account will be banned.

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>>107644434

>>107646619
7zip?

>>107646630
I literally haven't updated shit in years, did they reverse engineer opening that shit proprietary format?
Yes I'm Rip Van Winkle

>>107646655
Yes, it just works. WinRAR hasn't been relevant since the 2000s.

Is there any way to use local office 365 for free with one of the activators or by other methods??)

Specifically I need access to excel with the stock data plugin.

>>107646655
it does work for decompressing, but not compressing as I assume it's more of a proprietary thing

>>107645581
Me every tuesday on /v/ when steam goes down

I've been using Brave since before this shit started and the worst thing I've ever gotten is the "experiencing interruptions?" throttle happening every other month if that.

>>107645568
yt-dlp

Not my fuckin problem.

>>107645581
Not even a day later, all they have to do, every time, is to update their fucking block lists.

>>107645568
sure, just 2 more weeks

>>107642384
>digital privacy
hoard useful data on a pc
unplug that pc from internet
there you go it's private you retard

>>107642384
>sophisticated than corporations, mossad
nigga if your adversary is more sophisticated than mossad/nsa, then please, I'd like to know what it is

>>107642384
The counter to surveillance and data caching is to create as much junk data as possible. That's why the whole "AI IS THE FUTURE" shit with regard to infosec and cyber warfare is hilarious. Because it's a foil to itself, and it's an infinite money sink for any nations that make the folly to venture down the AI road. Because the counter to enhanced surveillance is digital chaff, and the same people are selling weapons to all sides.

>>107642384
It depends entirely on what opperating system you use, and what programs you use.
>>107642394
>>107644425

and thats where local ai comes in. The entire reason web browsers and opperating systems are forcing the ai meme is so that everything you do can be scanned and judged locally before even hitting the internet. They dont need to hoard your junk data if its scanned at your expense on your own machine before being posted.

the text you write, scanned and judged, the pictures and movies you look at, scanned and judged. If bad goy stuff is found, police are called directly by your phone now! Who determines what is bad? Wouldn't you like to know :)

The local ai is just as dangerous as the online ai agent, but tech illiterate people fear it less and think its acceptable to put it in their web browsers or OS as long as they can 'turn it off lmao'. But thats like telling ALEXA or SIRI to stop responding to voice commands. Its still listening.

The only way to protect yourself at this point is to stop updating your software, and only use pre-ai tech. But that will slowly be phased out over time, and eventually you will feel that you have no choice.

>>107639215
>ux that you need to be mentally ill to like
You can tweak it. Export your settings immediately after just in case.
>browsing the local board archive
It's there.
>having a lot of useless bloat features
Such as..?
>random reloads when jumping between threads
werks on my machine
>battery consumption through the roof
werks on my machine
I suppose I'm too much of an AppleCHAD to have these poorfag issues.

>>107642815
It's not. Anyway. Search for "split" in the settings. Tweak the "Two-pane split" option.

>>107643804
>The dev is a retarded jeet
he's White

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>>107618025
basketweaver dev here, we’re around sometimes. they’re hobby projects we make for free. sharing them isn’t super high on our priority lists

>>107641483
Buy an ad.

>>107643428
>For reasons unknown to me, the FOSS community appears to be dominated by people who hold radically progressive views.
Smart people are smart, more news at 8

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>>107643428
>Bazaar
spunklord is that you?

>>107629426
american education GOD...

>>107628641
REDOT isn't chudware, it's just not the troonware freaks like you are used to

>>107643428
Lunduke is just another "anti-woke" commentator hate farming off other people with views different to his own.

>>107629041
This happens with any hobby. Do you actually need plastic shit in your life? I know a guy who printed replicas of film weapons and such but it was bit more demanding venture as they were made out of multiple pieces and so on.

>>107646399
>bro
>yall
>ass
Fuck your zoomer twitter lingo.

>>107646163
That is a valid point.
I gues sif the 3d printer is a hobby you expect to spend a lot of time working on it. If you want 3d printing to be part of your hobby you buy a reliable machine lol.

>>107642520
Yes, the BambuLab printers are excellent machines. combined with their locked in software and frmware, they work like a charm and are one of the best on the consumer market. Didn't know about the early AMS version flaw you told me about. Sorry for this.
But i think that AMS like multicolor systems are a thing of the past, because toolhead changers are rushing in on the market. These both save you a lot of time and filament in the long run and are well worth the higher price i think.

>ABS printing problem:
It may have to do with lack of heat in the print chamber. Your subsequential layer adhesion problem hints me towards, that it is indeed a chamber temp problem.
ABS is not only prone to suck up moisture VERY fast (hygroscopic), but also very temerature sensitive while printing. The simple task of opening the front lid while printing ABS, can get the print to fail.
There are additional chamber heaters available (forgot the name of the brand). These can help printing stuff like ABS and other more high temp filaments.

>Prusa:
I like Prusa very much and the ability to buy update kits or even print them yourself for most of their models. Only their newest one (forgot the name of it) is not sold as a kit anymore because of 220 Volt implementation ino their heatbed architecture.
The pricing is hefty but well worth it once you have figured out how to optimise the settings. You can basically use Orca or other slicers with them.
I'm also very exited to see when their toolhead changer comes out and how good it will work.
Snapmaker U1 set a landmark there and are super cheap compared to how good it is and that it has a tool changer system.
The RFID thing and their openess is a good thing. I wish every Printer company would use an open RFID identifier.

>>107644915
>Honestly no reason to enrich Prusa for stagnation.
Don't forget, that he produces them in Czech Republic and has to to pay wages accordingly.
For a small company, he keeps up relatively well. It's not easy to compete with large companies like BambuLab or Creality or even Elegoo.

>Even today he is still accusing china of dumping when it was him making the same basic i3 design for nearly a decade.
China is subsidizing a lot of companies so they can ramp out their stuff for cheap and take over entire branches globally. Just look at the car industry and how cheap BYD, Xiaomi and other chinese brands are popping cars on the market that easily would cost double if made in Germany or the US.
Elegoo is a good example for this. A VERY good printer for roughly 350 shekelz. Aside from the AMS system desaster, this printer should easily cost 550 or even 600 Shekelz. I bet my ass they get subsidized. So Prusa is right on this.

>Prusa and FOSS fags have arguably set printing back years.
Can absolutely NOT agree on this.
The open source community has put so much effort into the development of Orca, various CAD programs and also Klipper.
It's only justified they want huge 3D-Printer companies to pay fees if they use Klipper for example.

Prusa may struggle to keep up and innovate, but he's not holding progress back.