disaster scenario:let's say your account gets banned for some bullshit reason from some internet giant that don't give a fuck about your pleadings since all the customer support is offshored to a chatbot, how fucked are you?reviewing one by one all my stuff, I found:>gmail primary: I would have to change dozens of account recovery info. I have the passwords on local but it would be a chore>whatsapp: all chats lost. Since they use some kind of bullshit proprietary backup there is nothing that can be done about that. What a shit program. Telegram gives you evertyhing in non encrypted filesrest either I got backups or I don't give a shithow about you?>youtube/discord/fb/steam/spotify/whatsapp/instagram/tiktok/reddit/snapchat/icloud/outlook/chatgpt/dropbox/google drive/etc etc
>>107584060I don't know I have most of my files locally and have been diversifying. So I don't have all my eggs in one basket. it won't be a disaster more a massive shit moment.
>>107584060I have 0 in the cloud. I'm golden.
>>107584060>>youtube/discord/fb/steam/spotify/whatsapp/instagram/tiktok/reddit/snapchat/icloud/outlook/chatgpt/dropbox/google drive/etc etcYouTube would be a shame but you don't need an account.Discord I don't mind as I don't really use it.Outlook A problem I am trying to fixIf I lose chatGPT. Microsoft copiliot, duck AI, qwen, mistral and deepseek still exist, I also am I able to run small models of 24b locally.
>>107584060I got permanently banned on WizChan, it was my 1st ever ban there, I appealed it and it was rejected. I'm depressed now and can't even post on /dep/ there, ever again, it blows.
>>107585771>permanently bannedNo such thing.
is he right?
>github screencap thread
>>107585304>maintainit's probably more work to leave it ripped outall he has to do otherwise is just have the default config value be false
>>107585122>multiple x not y and an em dash>in a post defending AI
well to be completely honest much of the AI craze from the smaller players like libre or even firefox is just fear and survivalFrom the point of view of the normies:>AI = hottest thing in tech>Big pants player like Jewgle Chrome has plenty of AI capabilities >Safari / Brave the sameIf you don't have AI do you even exist or are just an hobbist unserious browser? That's survival, Firefox cannot afford to be percieved as a third class alternative that is not up to latest tech.Crusty powerusers using vim since 1990 can be appeased with a big "Turn this shit OFF" button. They are not relevant 1% (vocal minority) of 1% (powerusers) of 1% (desktop market)A CEO even the shittiest CEO in the world should aim to conquer the entire market. You don't do that with something like:"hello world: we perform like shit, don't have the latest cool tech nor plan to, but it's fine we can survive with handouts, also we don't steal your data and have a super good adblock from a third party"
>>107585122lol get the fuck out, of course the AI bullshit will be a data harvesting exercise. What a wanker.
I'm sorry I'm just not going to watch ads on youtube, I'm not doing it, sorry!
Just live in Russia (zero ads)
>disabledso "blacklisted" is verboten but a synonym for cripple is allowed? Vile hypocrites
>>107585416> It looks like you may be using an ad blockerWHOA!!!! Look at the CONFIDENCE assessment we have here from google, a $700+ Billion company> it LOOKS LIKEoh really? it LOOKS LIKE it?> it looks like you MAY bei MAY be? u tellin me i may, and i may NOT be using an ad blocker? and it only LOOKS like i MAY be using one? good LORD this is what i call military-grade A+ CONFIDENCE when it comes to threats and accusations
A lot of people are incapable of imagining that anything could be different outside their experienceGoogle anti adblock measures have doing partial rollouts for awhile now. Like Google will do some anti adblock rollout that will only target a few users then Google goes quiet and does more testing before another partial rolloutBut average "power user" that knows how to click thing will constantly remind you that it works him
Just stop using Youtube altogether. There is absolutely nothing worth wasting time on.
>ram, computer chips and other vital hardware components are made by literally a handful of factories owned by 2 or 3 companies worldwide>some dude can just sign a contract buying most of the supply for himself (despite not actually having the money to do so, or even the possibility of raising the money in this decade)>now everyone can't get hardware for reasonable priceshow is this allowed
>>107586557>consumers don’t buy from competition>antitrust doesn’t do its job
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>>107586253Furfaggot DEI rats have ruined the job market.
>>107586043I mean I got laid off in August. The company said that they would give me some paperwork to file for unemployment, which I got. But I also learned I'm losing my heavily discounted condo at the rate I'm paying (and the cats I was taking care of for that rate, which I bonded with) all at the same time and I just shutdown until December. I don't think I can still claim unemployment.
>>107586493I'm pretty sure you can, and damn that's crazy, you really just let everything fall apart. At least you could have been collecting $800 a week while doing itReminds me of the zoomer I was talking to who was scared to break the news of his layoff to his parents
>>107586493>I mean I got laid off in August.Why you are posting on /g/ if you are not even Tech Worker?
>>107586551Well I don't handle multiple instances of bad news all at the same time well. I don't know how people can. I don't really wanna quit on the Pizza Hut job now because what if I need it in the future after $800 a week runs out?
Anyone running Linux on a PS4? Is it worth it?
Why did people betray IBM and bought clones instead of genuine IBM pc's?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVdvTnhkTO8
>>107585629>first the Tandy 1000 blowing the fuck out of the PCjr>then thisYeah, no wonder IBM died
>>107585388Clones were cheaper, sir.
for the same reasons why people chose linux over windows
>>107585721Tell that to Apple users
>>107585388money
dsl was SOVL
How slow is your internet kek. When I was in college in New York over 15 years ago, we already had symmetrical gigabit all over campus so I struggle to imagine that there are people nowadays who are still languishing on sub-gigabit speed internet service.
>>107584533Fios 300mbps, don’t need more
>>107584561By that argument, I also don't need a car with more than 75HP. Either way, if you live in the west don't have gigabit+ speed at home right now you've been left behind.
>>107584657Oh well
Söyfacing over obsolete tech is tranny behavior.
Name 3 things they innovated in the past 10 years. I'm talking about actual innovations, not just remixing things Europeans already had a hundred years ago.
>>107586468they made the problem in the first place. it works out to zero this way. with a lot of money stolen and people dead for no reason on top of that.
>>107583035CART immunotherapyVIZZ Eye DropsRotating Detonation Rocket Engine
Do you know who Church was in the Church-Turing thesis?
>>107583035>not just remixing things Europeans already had a hundred years ago.Pretty much every advancement in human history has been just iterating on something that already existed
>>107583035generative AI that can pass the Turing test Falcon Heavy launch vehicle a twice-yearly shot (lenacapavir) that's 100% effective in preventing HIV infection
What programming languages could have avoided Cloudflare's Rust fail?
A better developer could have avoided this. its not language fault if you're dumb
>>107578395>Cloudflare's Rust failQRD?
>>107578395Not a programming language, but why didn't they have rolling deploy with auto-rollback?An ECS or k8s cluster has these by default. Every babbys first kubernetes tutorial has you implement rolling deploy. I do not understand how this became an incident that took down the internet (and then Cloudflare circlejerked in a blogpost about they could solve the issue in half a day.)This shouldve been a deploy failure, perhaps some connections dying in prod, before the rollback can happen.Even if that failed, why couldn't they just do - hey it worked yesterday, let's restore from backup.Even I can do it on my shitty company system that I built. I can recreate the whole microservice/db/etc garbage from any snapshot in like 20 mins (because the scripts are slow as shit).
>>107578395a language as performant and can't early exit.actually forget the performant part. "a language" that can't early exit.ask /g/eets, who totally totally code, to list languages that can't early exit.
>>107578472https://blog.cloudflare.com/5-december-2025-outage/
>he doesn't ziptie 120mm fans to his GPUWhat's your excuse anons?
>>107586272
>>107579183same.>>107586212i solved it not by rubber shit on gou but by putting plastic spacers beneath the motherboard with one side a bit higher just right and there are no more crashes
>>107585740nice sun case. which one is that?
>>107584982Hot glued to the exterior.With your mind.
>>107586293genius, why didn't I think of this before?but unfortunately I think it's mostly due to the mb pci socket being damaged from the constant wobbling of my desk
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>>107578308>>107578427wrong, I have been using freebsd and openbsd since before many of /g/ were born>>107578448quite, contrarian against a thing with worse documentation and terrible designtoday, I am setting up an openbsd vm to take over the core functionality (dns, email, wireguard, http) of my freebsd server while it is pulled from the rack and moved to a new colo
Goddamn I miss the BSDs. Maybe one day I'll come back. With the way the Linux kernel and desktop is going it probably won't be long, either.
>>107585194I hate beastie, the fact that the satanic kikes had to pick a devil just shows how it was conceived.But I probably hate normalfag NPCattle gaymergoy all the more. So i'll be looking to switch to FreeBSD sooner or later since loonix has taken a toll because of newfaf "year of the linooox desktop :Ooo" faggots
>>107585230BSD is used to run services internally known as daemons. That's why the mascot is a demon. A daemon.
>>107575883UMADELICIA
>millions of women have ai bfs>chatgpt has more women than you will ever have in your lifetime>we are getting cucked by a next word predictoruhh guys?
>>107585440>caring about real women in 2k25You're the one cucking himself here.
>>1075863152D women give you their undivided attention
>>107585440>millions of women go to target>target has more women than than you will ever have in your lifetime>we are getting cucked by a slop facilityhuh?
>>107585440>Women like the machine that always tells them "yes"Wow, Einstein. Wouldn't have thought of that
>>107585440So what? All men in 4chan are gay.
>>107583640>When Windows was made by normal peopleYou mean people. H1Bs don't qualify.
>>107584866he didn't do jack shit. he didn't change anything. it didn't do anything.
>>107586500but you have heard of him
>>107586527yeah because he did it in the most stupid way possible and because he got snitched on.
>>107583719A modern day 2000 would mog tranny arch all day
first CVE found
>>107580756>I can't memory sa- aaaacckkk!!!!
>>107580817>sir, we have to replace unsafe C with rust>sir, we replaced unsafe C with rust>sir, we can't implement this block with safe rust>sir, we implemented this block with unsafe rust>sir, we have a memory corruption bugnot only the android binder was written in rust and introduced a memory corruption case,but it also introduced a memory corruption bug while replacing "unsafe" C code that didn't have that bug.
>>107580756>first CVE foundLol , "first".Their vector stdlib used to segfault not so long ago. Anybody who is NOT a rustfag knows that the "safety" guarantees of rust are weak; specifically there's only memory safety and data race safety and ONLY if your code is not using "unsafe". Yet look inside most Rust libs and what you will find? tons of "unsafe" Any person using Rust "because of muh safety" is a dork. I have no problem with people using Rust because they want to get fast execution speed with small memory usage yet enjoy a type system that doesn't suck. But people who want real SAFETY and freedom from strong vulnerabilities should be better using OCaml, Lisp, Haskell, Ada, etc.
>>107580959>what's the point of rust again?to make trannies feel appreciated
