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>>107784338
>Much of this AI can already do quite efficiently. If there's one thing AI's good at is discerning patterns.

Like this?

>>107784787
>insecure username hash

What the flying fuck are you even trying to say.

>>107780415
Post a scrambled file

>>107780415
$ cat ~/encrypt.sh
#!/bin/bash
gpg -o "$2" --s2k-mode 3 --s2k-count 65011712 --s2k-digest-algo SHA384 --s2k-cipher-algo AES256 --symmetric --cipher-algo AES256 "$1"

$ cat ~/decrypt.sh
#!/bin/bash
gpg -o "$2" -d "$1"

>>107791167
>more complex
I don't believe you. Show us, or fuck off.

wdym, they made disabling auto rotate viable. Perhaps one of the few redeeming qualities of nuAndroid.
God I fucking hate auto-rotate.

I didnt know Logitech made remote until now

>>107797546
>If for example it's a JSON file and you're trying to access it with fetch(), that should work
nta, local files?

>>107797608
It won't work for file:// URLs, which is what you're using when you open a local .html file in a browser.
But it should work fine if you start a server, even something basic like

python3 -m http.server 8080

and then access your page at http://localhost:8080/

>>107792219
MariaDB is a direct replacement to MySQL and therefore has better tooling than Postgres

>>107797933
postgres and oracle are supposed to be the most feature-rich and enterprise

>>107798200
Feature-rich =/= good tooling
I use MySQL at work and the errors it gives are so straightforward a toddler could deduce them.

>>107790117
THEY USE LPDDRX TOO YOU MORON. THE CHIPS ARE GOING TO AI DATACENTERS, YOU WILL HAVE A 16 GB SOLDERED RAM AND 8 GB SOLDERED VRAM (GDDR6 OF COURSE) AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY.
ps no joke that's the specs of steam machine that's launching for 799/899 usd minimum. Ps6 will be 1K at least

>>107790117
>ps6 drops next year
lol

>>107796307
sounds like a true cvckold paradise

>>107796307
>Pretty soon all computing will be done off site and streamed back to your device. And that will be a good thing
This sounds extremely fake and gay

>>107789508
This person reads the daily mail

>>107797832
assuming you are on firefox, do you use vimium or vimium c? I use vimium myself and the only thing that I don't like about it is that I have to give almost every permission imaginable to this addon.

>>107775829
Having 2 different clipboards without synchronization is a problem most of the time.

>>107797832
>I'm still in that phase in my life where I have more time than money
>I do wonder how I'll change once that reverses
You keep the configs and the knowledge but you get a lot more selective with your tinkering. Some anons like to say that tinkering is for NEETs and all employed people use default settings. That's bullshit contrarianism, if they looked inside tech companies they would see quite a few setups they call "tinkertranny". If you're at a small company or a tech company, you'll have no problem bringing your supervillain ergo keyboard to work, probably your thousands of lines of zsh and Emacs config, maybe your i3 config. It's really only banks, defense, and some government jobs where you won't be allowed to bring anything.
The desire to spend many hours tinkering fades with time, though. It's only partially due to being employed. I used to customize every tiniest thing to my liking, I probably had more than 20k lines of config taken together. Within a couple years, a redesign of Firefox internals nuked most of my browsing setup, switching phones nuked my custom ROM Android setup, I realized I don't do anything with mpd that I couldn't do with a mainstream music player, and I stopped caring about desktop aesthetics entirely. So last time I started a new job, I only brought my zsh, Emacs, and i3 configs plus a few scripts. My zsh plugins are out of date, my Emacs setup has some minor visual glitches and uses a few packages that have superior alternatives these days, I decided I don't care. I don't regret the time I spent tinkering when I was a college student though, I learned a lot about what customizations matter to me and how Linux systems are put together.

>>107797501
>I'm going to be upset about that change
It's simply a changed default. You will still have the functionality.

>>107794572
it has everything to do with "retarded shortcuts"

>>107796999
I made my mistakes. I made erros, I typed it wrong. But you know what? I used grok, chatgpt, I used phind to tell me why I get errors

>>107789068
I use it when I am really procrastinating at something so I ask it to generate basic stubbed out code for me to fill up, I really hate doing all that gruntwork like writing class headers or config files so I can focus on the thinking part while AI writes the dumb code.

>>107797016
I am error.

>>107788432
> opengl state machine filters ai
nice. I had the same experience with implementing fenics sims its fucking sucks but is 100% convinced that it works.

>>107796642
this sorta reminds me after getting a bit older i stopped talking to a friend because i couldn't tell whether i was messaging; talking to him or his "partner."
in recent times id think a similar thought, am i talking to a friend or an ai machine because its use seems ubiquitous and accepted among most friends.
id say in both cases it is a worthless endeavour to chat in such conditions

>>107798342
How nu?

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>>muh jeets
>everyone is outsourcing to india. this is gonna be a generalized problem
>>he
>>gregarious formulation
>ah, a cum afficionado i see
>reddit's down the street, to the left

>>107798425
are you implying youre a confrmgroid posting on 4 chan?
then you should have went back a while ago, kek

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>are you implying youre a confrmgroid posting on 4 chan?
>then you should have went back a while ago, kek

>>107794096
Yes. I won't bother trying to dig it up but he had a post on X how AI is wonderful for doing bash. Omarchy is mostly rice and bash scripts.

>>107797799
you sure?
they cant do this shit with hard values like "memory bandwidth" and "nvlink bandwidth"
these are hard technical metrics.
by memory bandwidth, they could be meaning l1 cache, but then the nvlink wouldnt be that high

>RTX 6090 48GB for $6090 before scalping
>RTX 6080 16GB for $2999 before scalping
>RTX 6070 Ti 16GB for $2899 before scalping
>RTX 6070 8GB for $1499 before scalping
>RTX 6050 6GB for $999 before scalping

>>107791654
I just got a 5070ti
They're not allowed to release new things

>>107798223
>RTX 6050 6GB
that would be so fucking epic lmao
they could even argue they had to do this because of le price of expensive memory.
>>107798234
>5070ti
don't worry you're good for next 5-7 years.

>>107798410
>don't worry you're good for next 5-7 years.
True. :)

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>>107795525
accidental cyberpunk kino.

>>107795404
tryhackme is good, but if you have good infrastructure I would work with vulnhub. Vulnhub uses OVA images, you own the virtual machine you are attacking. OVA are compatible with VMWare or Virtualbox, you can load them like nintendo cartridges in your own machine.

And once you have the root access, try to replicate your steps through an executable proof of concept.

>>107796942
>can't have PGP practice threads
Oh, really?

The Free Software Foundation has an email bot that helps people check if they're encrypting email correctly. So you can send encrypted mail to, and receive encrypted mail from, "Edward". If you're doing something wrong, Edward will tell you.

https://emailselfdefense.fsf.org/en/

>>107796942

Forget anon, this is Glowtown.

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>>107786964
Today's Lunarpunk issue, pic. related.
BTW is there any defining Lunarpunk literature.

>>107797073
>>107797226
That retard made a PGP thread a few hours ago and it was deleted within a minute. The guy's desperate for CP.

>>107797482
>ai (by ceo jews) has benefited (ceo jews) from getting cancer
>waow!
Cuck

there is for example copilot in MS Word
and you can take a document and tell Copilot
>Copilot pls make this look professional and not like shit
And it will do that in a couple seconds
This right there is already a MASSIVE increase of efficiency for your average fortune 500 company where composing documents is still something people do for hours everyday

It's already changed fucking everything which is why smart people are throwing literal boatloads of money at it

Of course you're going to cope and seethe because most people on this board literally never had a white collar job other than maybe programming

>>107797904
As long it's an offline service. IT security guy will not allow a pontential data leak.

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>>107797462
Or they do something stupid like
>well AI + [thing]
>all the jobs are going away because AI
What about people with real jobs?
>well uh....robotics
We already have robotics
>yeah well AI and robotics together
What?
>yeah

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>>107797462
>lust provoking picture
also pigrel.
they think deep learning started in 2020

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>>107797572
One of those ZMF crescent snaps might work too, not sure which is more comfortable between that and the Pilot pad.

>>107797078
Are these made in Germany?

>>107797078
other stuff I forgot to mention before/couldn't because of the character limit:
-the plastic headband seems to have a couple of extremely thin (very hard to see/feel) perfectly straight "cracks" at the sides which is interesting because there have been reports of the 700/900 pro x headband breaking and cracking in similar places, my guess is that they did this to prevent having this same issue on the 270 pro, it serves as strain relief to prevent stress of the plastic from building up in that areas, or at least, that's my theory.
-I can confirm that the passive noise isolation is in fact pretty good, as stated in most reviews, it halves the volume of most sounds, and decreases the sound of my own voice by a fuckton making it actually kind of hard to understand what I sound like when I wear these.

>>107797634
yeah a smaller pad might work better for these.
>>107797636
unfortunately no, they're made in china, but it makes sense considering the price/performance, there's no way they could make these without the help of a chinkshit sweatshop.
And also, the headphones it competes with (7506/m50x/ft1/hd 569) are also all made in china, price is one of the most important factors when making an entry level studio/hifi headphone at the 100€/$ price range, i'm not too mad at the decision of making these in china, it's kind of mandatory here.

Sennheiser momentums or bose quiet comfort? I'm looking for a new pair of bluetooth headphones, and I have a pretty penny to spend. I'm not buying Apple.

>>107790803
Their state backed social media companies probably proposed backup plans in the case Google don't want to play nice. It will be a win win for them either way. Performative act, the start of the compliance slippery slope if Google comply, or they get more power to censor the cattle AND the state companies get the money.

>>107790980
They do when serving connections from that country though.
Still not sure why Americans don't cheer for stuff like this to be pushed in their own land. Too cucked for it?

>>107795564
>Banning unskippable ads actually has no legal justification
STFU, Linus.

>>107798259
You are not entitled to free online video content.

>>107798415
>You are not entitled to free online video content.
And you're not entitled to our citizens.
If you want to use our citizens as your audience, you follow our rules.

The GOAT

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pissi "riggi penaltini" cuckitini

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>>107790290
Yes, these things that I have never experienced likely feel like the same thing. And they're probably similar to the feeling of your crush telling you that she loves you.

Does he use iphone or android?

>>107790290
>similar to when your soccer team
No, I can't say that watching a bunch of basedbios in brightly colored silk clothes running around pretending to be real athletes feels anything like programming.

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>he uses obsidian.md
No no no, wait.
>HE USES A PROPRIETARY TEXT EDITOR THAT ONLY DOES ONE FORMAT
KYAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA~!

>>107792659
NTA, but he's got a point though buddy. Text is extremely small and could be siphoned off your machine without you ever noticing. When encrypted contents are unlocked on the machine, they're visible to all processes that have access to your filesystem and user read permissions, not to mention available in RAM when you're interacting with it. Sure malware could steal your journal entries from ram, but also consider does your text editor make auto saves anywhere? Is there any benign service on your machine that might cache content somewhere for performance, rending the encryption entirely pointless? Are you copy/pasting portions of your entries to edit them, leaving them in your clipboard history? Are you running X window system that is basically a keylogger, giving access to text in one window to all other windows by default?

I’m pretty sure the glowies cracked veracrypt as soon as it came out

>>107798001
There's nothing fullproof but you could always just have an airgapped device for your notes, or a VM. I use emacs to decrypt .gpg files and store their contents in memory and have ensured autosaving it off. Something could snoop my emacs ram but that's beyond my security scope, I'm not handling nuclear launch codes

>>107792659
Encrypt files individually and only decrypt them when needed. Don't decrypt your entire vault to read one file, exposing every other file even though you don't need them.