opinions on supernets irc network?
>/g/ makes a 21st albumTheme: Wizard musicTitle: [Accepting suggestions]Deadline: Sat 1st of AugustListening party: Sat 8th of August>/g/ makes a 22nd albumTheme: remixes, remakes, and music based on previous /dmp/ songs. (5th anniversary special)>How to submit a song for the albumYou can upload audio here without a login:https://catbox.moe/https://dmpproductions.org/mediaboard?thread=14Other services can be used, as long as the download is publicly accessible.Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>WOOOO ALERTGET BUMPED>WOOOO ALERT
Woah, /dmp/ used to be more active. What happened to you guys?
>>109179409hard at workwizard stuff >done - one already submitted>wip - rejected parts of previous from above might not finishremix/remake>done - you hate me alive>wip - 16 votes>wip - plastico>wip - 1kZuk5QL7mTXand tonight im gonna start looking at our god is a consuming fire. along with 1kZuk5QL7mTX and you hate me alive, I found those three the most interesting and most likely for me to finish. 16 votes and plastico are drastic changes from the originals and I don't know if can make them work yet.
>>109179634and i forgot I have a third wizard song which is just lyrics right now but is promising
>>109179409one schizo shat up the general every day while the jannies did fucking nothing.
Here's your agentic enshitternet at scale, bro. Either eat ze ads and tracking or be classified as a chatbot by Mobsterflare and pay 3 shekels per request.
>>109177368or just host my own model...
>>109177368So Cloudflare's plan is to be a tollkeeper by charging visitors to reach websites?
Why doesnt this thread have more engagement? Is this site really this dead?
why they do it bros
>>109175346>in the free marketwhat's free in the overregulated NSA OS business?
>>109173081Wasn't this Europe's fault?
>>109178778just get another one. are you a poor?
>>109173081>jack on the bottomfucking blasphemy
>>109173081My POCO F5 and its headphone jack don't have this problem
Is it just me or has there been a major uptick in people getting hacked lately? I've been noticing since like May with everyone losing their Gmail, Discord, Twitter, YouTube, Steam, etc. All this shit is apparently stemming from third/fourth worlders on Telegram who are selling off other people's accounts they've stolen just so they can recycle the same handful of scams onto other people.>MrBeast's brand new crypto casino>Hey I accidentally reported your Steam account>Watch anime with me on this suspicious fucking app you've never heard of>Download and launch this Minecraft mod pack, it's not a cookie stealer>Visit this absolutely bogus fucking link to upvote my TF2 Workshop submission that's not actually on the Workshop>You lost your account? Me and 20 other people on the same brainwave recommend this tech support guy with a Twitter account that hasn't posted in 8 years until nowHacking has apparently become easier than ever because of "malware as a service" as well as the majority of major tech companies refusing to give a shit about you losing your stuff. Google is the worst offender on that front because they literally have zero customer support without having to resort to sending a notice of intent to their legal department or filing a complaint through your attorney general's office.All these hacks are getting no attention anywhere outside of at least one collaboration of Microsoft and Interpol taking down some infostealer creators last week. The internet fucking sucks and is a complete nightmare to use even more than usual.
>>109179578I can personally attest to this because both my yahoo emails, two of my gmails and my steam / xbox accounts had attempted hijacks since late last year. I dont use password managers, all my passwords are above 20 characters and written on plain paper. The one good thing in the current year is companies are smart enough to lock people out unless they're logging in from a specific local range of IP, otherwise i'd have been fucked.also I got a notice in the mail Im eligible to push comcast for 10k in damages for their hack that happened back in 2023
>>109179578Any info which OS these hacked people are using?
>>109179578I forgot to mention a recurring strategy these people use known as the Family Link exploit, wherein if an account of yours is linked to a Google account, they will change your password and age so you're suddenly a kid, which then they will set themselves as your parent account so that you have no feasible way of logging in to fix everything. I've heard that this has been going on for over a year with Google refusing to comment on or acknowledge it because helping people fix this specific scenario is just too hard.Google's Account Center is beyond worthless because you ask for help and a Platinum Diamond Tier "expert" (never an employee) tells you that there's nothing that can be done before your thread is forever buried by millions of Indians getting their accounts hacked and not even attempting to speak English.>>109179637Steam especially is where I've had to stop talking to people who message me out of the blue and try to enact a casual "hey can we talk?" conversation as if we've just met on the street. If you have something to tell me in private, spit it out.>>109179651I'm guessing Windows is the most affected of the lot since Linux only recently got updated with support for viruses.
Tell me which is the best internet search site right now that actually works.
>>109176102Google beats them all. Duck has to be the least personalized AI i've seen. Really annoying to read and their search engine is just as bad. At least it's supposed to be private and mostly uncensored but still, it disappointed me.
>>109177395Are you OK? There are terminas available for your phone.
>>109176335Does it really work substantially better?
>>109176102>>109177953Duckduckgo is just a Bing frontend, which is why it sucksIf you want a Google alternative, use Brave Search
>>109179371Brave gave as limited results as duck and yandex when i tried. Google is still undefeated when it comes to this
Thread dedicated to the discussion of "suckless" software, BSD-likes and minimalism.
>>109177088you're replying to a schizo
>>109170287dwl exists
>>109176787thanks for nothing
"suckless" more like "fuckless" or "schizo-suck-more"
>>109167648Im 50-70 percent suckless.devuan linux OS.no polkit, elogind, udisks, gvfs crapware in use.dmenu, dwm, slock, slstatus and st built from source, very lightly patched.lf file manager, nsxiv image viewer, zathura for pdfs and ebooks, mpv for music and video.Editor is nano, macros can be really powerful when done right in nano.
do they work, i'm getting one for my phone and was wondering if anyone tried them before?
>>109175573why are you spazzing out?
>>109172751What devices nowadays even use IR anymore? It's all some gay ass RF or WiFi or worse.
>>109175756Just a matter of blasting the power command to every known brand in sequence. The TV will pick up on the one it knows.It's like if you went to the Olympic Village and shouted every language's version of "n*gg•r." Everyone will eventually pick up on the one they each recognize.
>>109178610Just about everything still. Even streaming boxes that come with RF based remotes probably have an IR receiver, so you can operate it with your cable/universal remote.
>>109172253it gives you free chinese backdoors
Why do AMD CPUs have much worse latency than Intel? You can feel it in your mouse just on the desktop of 4chan.
>>109167159>If you want the best IO latency you buy a fucking X58 Xeon10900k and 11900k are top tier too
holy schizophrenia. I have a 30hz display with the worst input lag ever and it never bothered me. So you are telling me that you use a high refresh monitor with almost zero input lag and you have problems because the cpu creates lag? Lmao wtf. How autistic someone must be to care for something like that even if it's true (which I'm sure isn't). I'm sure eyes aren't even capable of noticing something like this.
>>109160676This is retarded
>>109174357Consoles can't even play the best games
>>109175168>he never played vidya with hard timingsHaving to press a button a milisecond before it looks like I should has always driven me insaneGranted, it was easily solved by getting a gayming monitor, the CPU was never a problem.
>The new Freenet (distinct from the Java-based Hyphanet fork of original Freenet) is a Rust-implemented peer-to-peer global key-value store and decentralized computing platform.>Keys are WebAssembly contracts that define (1) validity predicates for values (e.g. signature checks), (2) update authorization rules, and (3) synchronization logic expressed as commutative monoid operations on state so that concurrent updates converge to the same result regardless of order. Each contract is deterministically located on a one-dimensional ring [0,1) by hashing its code and parameters; its state is replicated on peers whose locations are near that point. Peers self-organize into a Kleinberg small-world overlay (local neighbors plus long-range shortcuts on the ring) that routes requests in a few hops with logarithmic scaling. A lightweight core node (<10 MB) exposes a local HTTP/WebSocket API; browser or native apps (written in Rust/TypeScript, compiled to Wasm) interact with it to create/read/update/subscribe to contract state in real time. Censorship resistance comes from full distribution with no servers or single points of control; anonymity is pluggable (e.g. over Tor/I2P) rather than built-in.https://freenet.org/https://freenet.org/pdf/freenet-whitepaper.pdfAre you using it? Have you tried it? Thoughts? Discuss in this thread.
>>109179547Yes, but not as much. it persists where nodes subscribe to it. Data doesn't automatically replicate everywhere like in the old static model.
>>109179485This faggot stole the name from the real project decades after abandoning the original when he saw a dollar sign (funding from FUTO).>>109179547I don't know, but I know there is no built in anonymity so fuck him.
>>109179571Why do you want built-in anonymity when optional anonymity can be better and improve over time? Also, he's the creator of the project, who did he steal it from? Himself? Nonsense.
>>109179584>Why do you want built-in anonymity when optional anonymity can be better and improve over time?If you want to improve something, you rewrite the relevant parts and push an update. Making anonymity optional will just lead to reducing the anonymity set.
>>109179563>Yes, but not as much.Still a no-go for me. If I get deanonymized I don't want to face CP charges.
You don't "need" HT or SMT
you don't need HRT indeed
Yes I do, nproc number go bigger
>>109174464>or SMTI do tho
possibly but is hypertreading actual parallelization
>>109174464We don't need AVX-512 either
Everything is already from China, but here we discuss the cheap chink shit you see on various sites.1st rule of /csg/: If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.Useful links>TWS IEM reviews: www.scarbir.com/>Guide: csg-guide.neocities.org/>Wiki: https://igwiki.lyci.de/wiki/Chink_Shit_General>What headphones/earbuds should I buy?>>>/g/iemg>I want a cheap smartphone what should I buy?>>>/g/spg/>I want to buy some sort of emulation device>>>/vr/hhg/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>109177852The 3 month old store is another front for some other seller.
every coupon I've tried is used up.only the small value ones are left.
>>109179304wait until tomorrow and try again
>>109177876eurocucks btfo yet again.
>>109175677That's what I did, I didn't see no other listings/sellers of her. My country is ultra cucked so I'm not surprised.
No, I'm serious. Literally unironically no memery, usecase in the year of our Lord (1011 x 2) + (5 - 1)?
>>109179315>but i'm clearly better than the linux kernel developers, so I would never make mistakes like thatYes. Easy to tell you will not, because most of those they do on purpose, since they are paid well for introducing backdoors in the systems. It's a job.Nobody pays you to create hard to find bugs, right?
The question would've been fine if you weren't implicitly trying to shill Rust, I can smell you from a mile ahead.
>>109179336>Yes. Easy to tell you will not, because most of those they do on purpose, since they are paid well for introducing backdoors in the systems. It's a job.corporate jannies introducing backdoors to the most critical piece of software on the planet (that said corporations use extensively) is real only in your head.
>>109179365The bussy (boy pussy) has indeed a distinct smell
>>109179460not him but the xz fiasco was a coal mine canary desu
Useful archiving efforts and other projects to help out with for people new to and interested in archiving:HIGH priority (If you don't help archive these automatically, the data will probably be lost forever):1. http://warrior.archiveteam.org/Help out automatically archive things being shut down right now by running ArchiveTeam Warrior program (or specific containers) in the backgroundRequirements: Few GB of space, some bandwidth and small amount of CPU power, more info: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/ArchiveTeam_WarriorIf you learn that a site or any online data is in danger of shutting down, read through this page and contact ArchiveTeam on their IRC if required in order to have it archived: https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Projects2. Help out automatically forward URLs you browse that are not archived on https://archive.org to them for archival with a browser extensionhttps://github.com/internetarchive/wayback-machine-webextension
>>109174535>3.94 ratio on the 1TB MOMPOV archive torrent
>>1091745344chan API downloadershttps://github.com/sky-cake/Ritualhttps://github.com/bibanon/neofuuka-scraperhttps://github.com/sky-cake/neofuuka-scraper-plus-filtershttps://github.com/bbepis/Hayden4chan archive frontendshttps://github.com/sky-cake/ayase-quartt. archiver
>>109174534this is very important thread for hoarders and soon,there is going to be enormous purge of the old web which is archived at archive.orgthis isn't a joke
>>109176513nice
alright I have to ask, does ANYONE have an archive, even a static thumbnail text archive of 8 chan in its prime days? those cocksuckers on webarchive scrubbed it years ago and nothing else has popped up.
1) BAN all open source AI models (especially Chinese ones)2) ARREST anybody who uses open source AI models (especially Chinese ones)3) ONLY allow LEGAL purchases of American AI models (preferably from Anthropic, and no honey, you can't get Mythos)Y'know, he's kinda right.
>>109159438If you think the chinese will open source anything if they are at the frontier i have [ ] to sell you. They only open these smaller models to undermine the pricing power of the big labs and don't want them to grow too big. They don't open things they're doing well on (seedance)
>>109159438Anthropic has been against open source and open weight models for a while. This is expected. I think it's a testament to how good their marketing team is that Anthropic are considered le good guys when they're effectively just the same as everyone else.
>>109179412>I think it's a testament to how good their marketing team is that Anthropic are considered le good guys when they're effectively just the same as everyone else.They had a good reputation because for a while they were underdogs while offering, by far, the best product.
>>109159456Browns and modern cultureless whites will never revolt because they don’t want to ruin their own chances of being an important rich person someday (they’re too stupid to realise it won’t happen). At the mention of the topic, many will get defensive and say “but what about if I get rich?” like a true fucking retarded cattlehuman
>>109179412Capitalism sucks but so does communism.
