>>107718350
Always assume everything is a honeypot and trust nobody.

>>107718238
>The vast majority of apps in the official F-Droid repository are built on their sketchy infrastructure
[CITATION NEEDED: Note the app explicitly supports adding third-party repositories]
>and signed with their own keys
As opposed to somebody else's "Trust me bro" keys?

If you aren't building your software from source you have no right to expect any security beyond transport encryption. Signing the APK doesn't mean anything, you just have to trust that signature blindly.

I'll never understand GrapheneOS's autist dev who seems to question everything BUT Google. He seems to focus on technical security but has no interest in privacy. Sandboxing the proprietary Google Play Store is preferable to using a FOSS alternative (either something like Aurora Store to get to the same content, or FDroid for a true alternate set of repos etc) etc. Its really too bad that
>DivestOS
is no longer updated/supported, as it seemed to take the technical improvements and benefits of GrapheneOS but mix them with the features and openness of LineageOS, as well as a wider base of hardware.

>>107718238
buy an ad, strcat

>>107718569
>DivestOS
it was the best

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>RAID5/6/1/10, backup, off-site backup
>RAID5/6/1/10, backup
>backup
>RAID5/6/1/10
>nothing at all, single copy
Which type of data do you treat with which level of care?

>>107717312
https://frigate.video/
supports stuff like object detection too.
id recommend getting a google coral tpu chip if you want to go down that road properly.
its not necessary but firgate can do a lot more with poper ai support.

>>107716403
if your motherboard has slots for them and they fit into those slots then what makes you think they won't work?

>>107717312
I use frigate, but the documentation is arse, so it's a pain to set up. I might investigate shinobi at some point.

>>107717466
raid1 anything

>>107712601
NTA, but it's literally doing something on my PC right now. Saying CUDA is useless is outing yourself as a useless eater gaymer. GPUs aren't for gaming anymore.

>>107706756
does it have open source linux drivers

>>107708506
seethe

>>107708923
>he doesn't know
you're getting mogged and you're still in the dark about it

>>107706785
>CUDA
literally worthless tech lmao. All it does is add bloat to your ROCm / torch install.

>>107719277
chub mercury is a mythomax 13B for $5/month, you could run that locally while living in 2023 lmao
mars tier for has soji 671B which I've heard good thigs about it so might be worth a try

>>107719405
*mars tier for $20
anyway if you've amassed enough freak fetishes to make this a worry why not simply develop a new fetish for the Amodeis having intimate knowledge of your wank history

>>107719404
umm, yup it does? it's even worse on 4.5
it's an issue which can be solved with few-shot prompting examples

>>107719438
>umm, yup it does?
Mmmmmmmm, nyope, it doesn't, cuckie.

>>107719277
No one in this field can be trusted.
https://youtu.be/xzmgGu46f4U

>>107717877
...I have it? I have like 3k a month left over after expenses.

>>107717910
>after expenses.
u probably live with ur mom, that doesn't count

>>107717919
No, I have a mortgage around $850 a month (depending on escrow) and make ~5k/mo after taxes and my girlfriend pays half of bills which is like another $700.

>see 32gb Z2E available at Walmart for $70 over MSRP
Meh, I don't know...
>see 32gb Z2E for $1399 on Newegg
I still don't know
>now it's sold out everywhere.
>32gb Z2E appears in FB Marketplace for $1350
>message seller I want to buy right now
>seller says wait until tomorrow
>tomorrow comes, seller doesn't reply to my message, and the listing is marked as sold.
Fuck my life. I have the OG Legion Go and Xbox Ally X, but I want the Go 2. I would probably sell the OG Go.

>>107716094
Just get the Go 1 on the used market for $400-$600. The Go 2 isn't that big of an upgrade to be spending another $1k on.

>>107718106
>can't play anything more demanding than ps1 games
must be fun being a fosstard

>>107718546
>had better multiprocessor performance than xp
Completely fucking irrelevant for a home desktop system, given no software from the era uses more than a single core anyway. In before LARPing about how you're using a 64-bit XP machine as a workstation instead of a retroon gayming system.

>>107718898
nice proprietytard cope but I can play decompiled xbox 360 games on my machine just fine

Everything new sucks until something that sucks more comes out then it becomes great

>>107718608
you'll be saying the same thing when windows 12 comes out and your running windows 11, install trisquel

>>107719151
>Things that never happened
Buy an ad

free pads would be nice, better than free burgers

>>107719163
>he fell for this ancient copypasta
lurk moar newfag zoom zoom

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>>107719151
I believe in Sony MDR-ZX110AP supremacy!

>>107719369
What a bitch

>arch troon lost it
>>107718087
This, gaymer faggots think they can brag about using Arch, while using a meme fork. Real pros, install Arch without installers.

>>107709451
Arch is nice. There's some odd shit like pacman telling me things will be installed before their dependancy, and I don't know why it's doing that or what that would do. (I always exit the update and update those dependancy's first). But overall I like the ecosystem and it just werks. I tried to use fedora for half a day and it instantely didn't have a package I was using on my desktop on arch. Found an appimage for an alternative and the program was broken. Decided to call it and head back to an arch based system.
>>107709764
>The free software philosophy
Is this when a distro only has 5 packages because everything else isn't using their autism licence?

>>107710533
Good post

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>>107718940
more like when a serious distro has maintained packages in their official repos and dont need to resort to malware infested user repo or shady scripts to get software.

>>107719285
Meanwhile on Fedora:
>Requires a 3rd party repository in order for it be usable because the official repos it came with is even MORE barren than Arch Linux's official repos
Meanwhile on Ubuntu:
>Users resort to adding 3rd party PPAs to the list of their repositories which can contain malicious packages and break their system

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>>107716419
Do they?
https://x.com/AmiriKing/status/2005321629279338533

>>107716419
But references' lifetimes don't.

>>107716419
How did HR karens react when all the nigger worship and diversity celebration they loved so much was thrown out a week into blumpf’s term anyway?

>>107716962
wtf

>>107716611
"IQ is useful to bash red-state republicans but it's invalid when applied to Somalians and Indians"

>>107718833
>>107719013
corr.
>turbo normie
actually- no
i remember he was interested in overclocking when i was a kid
then he lost interest. so hes not entirely a normie
but it was ages ago and he never really got interested in the subject again
so lets say hes 95% normie

>>107719013
50% of Windows users having switched to 11 already speaks for itself. It's not unbearable for the majority yet.

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>>107718234
The only difference between Apple, Google, and MS, is that Apple and Google have trained their braindead niggercattle to religiously take it up the ass without complaining.

>>107718234
HOLY HEEEECK X THING COLLAPSERINOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Meanwhile 90% of the world still uses the apparently dead thing

>>107719038
It's almost like the people complaining about 11 are mentally ill special ed autists.

>>107719138
No it will never happen, cry about it.

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>>107713389
I used to use brave but I really don't like the idea of a browser being tied to crypto or these other services. I understand they're trying to 'stay afloat" without funding from google but I really don't think anything they're doing is that special and would require them to have this company or a ton of devs on staff.
A bunch of free-tards could easily do what brave is doing with ungoogled chromium or something, I don't think browsers should be tied to profit motive shit.
I'm hoping ladybird is a success so I can ditch shitzilla too because it's also extremely pozzed and requires you to use something like librewolf (which I am now)

>>107718811
>Brendan Eich The Crypto Kike's cock in my mouth?
>opt in!!
I'll just use a browser without the "opt in" rape, thank you very much.

what a fucking retarded post!

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>>107718840
I mean just like at this shit bro.
why the fuck do you need a ceo for a browser in the first place? stupid retard is acting like he founded a browser made from scratch.

>>107718870
I just switched to waterfox

>>107718642
Maybe I worded it wrong, regardless ability to communicate effectively is vital to a good standard of living which you, spergzinno, cannot into.

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>>107717158

>>107717158
here's a good reference:
https://dukenukemis.cool/

>>107717210
thank you!

>>107717158
>>107717163
They do look pretty 90s

I think people have too much nostalgia for the old web though. The modern web is objectively better. E.g. if you make a simple responsive website with modern techniques, it will look good on desktop PCs as well as smartphones. Your two webpages there aren't that good for smartphones - the user will have to pinch to zoom a lot.

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js challenge straight from ChatGPT 4 u autismos:

JS Challenge: Array Compression

Write a function that compresses consecutive duplicates in an array.

Rules

Keep the original order

Only remove consecutive duplicates

Return a new array

console.log(compress([1,1,2,2,2,3,1,1])) 
//  [1,2,3,1]

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>>107717238
I proved that wrong itt, but here's another screenshot

>>107696019
>>107717989
I remember seeing a top-notch guide about this topic on linuxbbq many moons ago, and vifm was the clear winner back then. Very nice to see people still using it.

>>107693434
hot

>>107693406
these were cool, in the 80s. like going back to candle light

>install bloated terminal emulator that can display images with a custom non-standard protocol
>install bloated terminal file manager that uses it
>can't use it on GNU screen or temux or remotely on random terminal emulators over ssh
It's like those zoomers with their discord servers about tech nostalgia.
You missed the point. You install terminal applications that are larger than a GUI application and that can only be used with a terminal emulator that is a GUI application.

>>107718376
is that a garloid

>>107715127
>shopping cart test
the shopping cart test is more like a "how well is this carpark designed" test first and a person test second. In a well designed location where the cart bays are fairly plentiful there's no real reason not to when it's like 15 seconds from your vehicle to any given bay, but when you have to walk several minutes to get to one? fuck that.

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Where are the Blade Runners when you need them?

>>107718743
this, i live in a hood area and at the low cost grocery store people actually use, people return their carts because the cart carousel is right at the exit and it has a long narrow parking lot near the door so people seem comfortable not using the cart to go the whole way. at the affluent retard grocery store nearby, carts pile up on the "sidewalk" of the parking lot and get abandoned in the parking lot because the cart carousel is in the middle of the lot and it has a handy drive-up inlet lane thing but the lot is a huge square that extends a little further out. same neighborhood, poorfag vs richfag grocers, so you'd expect the opposite. but nah. poorfag grocer gets its carts returned because why would you not when the carousel is RIGHT THERE vs richfag grocer where you have to walk past your car and back to do so so fuck it.

same reasoning as litter and trash cans. if you go "well people are niggers anyway so we wont install/service public trash cans", litter actually increases because the people willing to carry a piece of trash 10 ft don't have a can within 10 ft so they just throw that shit on the ground where normally they wouldn't litter if a Refuse Receptacle is available.

>>107708946
WTF is AI needed for? Figure out if people are driving like arseholes?

How do I get Nix actually working for my user on Guix? How much does it integrate? Can I manage packages from Nix with Guile?
There's no documentation outside: https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Miscellaneous-Services.html#index-nix_002dservice_002dtype which gets me Nix installed system-wide.
I have no ~/.nix_profile or /run/.../nix.sh by default. Running any of the newer commands gets me "error: experimental Nix feature 'nix-command' is disabled; add '--extra-experimental-features nix-command' to enable it
" So I'd have to use nix-env or enable those. nix-env --switch-profile should generate some of those directorie but nix-env isn't really recommended to use for anything IIRC.

>>107717855
usecase for not just using Guix on Guix system?

>>107718120
nta but Nix has more software than Guix

>>107718981
I'm having the same issue as this dude:
>https://emacs.stackexchange.com/questions/85230/emacs-project-el-over-tramp-inserting-gitmodules-failed

I don't even think my project has submodules. Anyone else?

>tramp gets stuck trying to do stuff with git submodules

>>107719356
Did not meant to quote