>>107793527
>execution policy
Do people really believe this shit actually does anything? There is still Windows Script Host as hell.

>>107793685
You realize you can trivially craft a script block and execute it right retard? You actually sign PowerShell scripts? Your sigs are probably bigger than your files. Jesus Christ.

>>107800651
Saas is the most common way malware is deployed now, and vendor reputation is the only thing that stops the vendor from sniping clients victims (so yes it happens sometimes)

>>107793527
In many instances, especially with fake captcha variants, it does not use powershell (it executes msiexec or mshta on a remote url) and runs the installer/MicrosoftHTML app with user privileges -> then launches an explorer session with the UAC skip parameter -> info stealer. Those protections do not apply.

Besides some severe shit like malware depending on devs being retarded and introducing backdoors via bugs (and you cannot prove whether it's intentional or if devs are really that fucking retarded), yes, malware can only abuse low IQs.
Funny how folklore about vampires was all it took to explain everyone who wants to harm you by teaching some accountability for your own actions but suddenly now it's some le evil spook o algo.

>>107803068
My hand hurts just by looking at this

>>107803144
Your hand hurts because you're not using one of these
I'm never going back to a horizontal mouse ever again

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>>107803082
It appears to be some kind of mouse.

>>107803206
KEK

>>107803206
>ergone

>>107803129
newfag

>>107800019
The under display camera was pure garbage, both garbage image quality and the hole was extremely noticeable, at that point there was no different from just having a damn hole.

>>107800258
Even if it was new, the second you booted it you updated it
Dont pretend you didnt

>>107800554
I actually installed netguard, blocked everything and spent a few hours trying to figure out what I have to unblock to make the internet work. My phones can't even check for updates in the background.
If I recall correctly the update came like a year later. It was a chink phone, they are always sluggish with now android versions.

>>107790243
Its unlockable but "just" annoying
I really don't understand why the fuck chinks are so adamant on locking their shit down.
At least theres a possibility though, bootloader locked pixels like the Verizon ones are completely fucked. Sadly those are the most common ones on eBay.

>>107784571
I had a phone like that for 7 years
the battery died, the cam still worked fine

>>107796152
This is some stock peddler guy, zero technical insight, broken clock

>>107788487
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
I don't buy it until it's in production for the general public and can be vetted by independent people. So many "revolutionary" devices have been announced and turned out to be either lies or impossible to mass produce, that I don't waste my time hoping otherwise.

>>107802878
>so rusophobic
you stupid mongol-zigger
First check current li-ion\LTO\LFP temperature specs
For last 10 years you can't find car or
energy storage without preheating\coolant built-in system

>>107788487
every fucken year someone screaming about revolution and solid state. In fucken lab you can create even artificial sun. Tell us when this shit be PRODUCTION READY

>>107798778
The "factory" is in Imatra in Finland.

>>107788487
room temp superconductor 2

>>107801506
perl is welcome too
any scripting is welcome

>>107800139
Here's some commands so you can answer yourself some of these questions.

$ which sh
/usr/bin/sh
$ file $(which sh)
/usr/bin/sh: symbolic link to bash
$ type .
. is a shell builtin
$ help . # also known as "source"
.: . filename [arguments]
    Execute commands from a file in the current shell.
(...omitted...)
$ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash

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>yarn - S fish
My neatest trick

>>107803046
Sorry my futo cuckboard put a space

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>>107801506
>perl
Now that's a blast from the past!

>>107789508
They really do take people for retarded goy sheep. You don't want new stuff, that's for the AI data centers they are making. You plebs can fight over literal crumbs and they want to make more crumbs for you retards while these fuckers make crusty baguettes for their friends. FUCK THAT.

>>107789557
Turn a profit.

>>107790305
>I want amd to backport zen4 and 5 to am4.
That would be insanely fucking sweet, AM5 is a huge clusterfuck.

>I also want a stack of hbm ram to be included on the cpu.
My dream is to have an APU with decent number of execution units (this will be coming with Medusa Halo which will have a 24CU "medium" sized version), with onboard HBM memory. It either wouldn't need RAM slots or it would work without any RAM installed. Yeah you can't upgrade your memory but in return you have something like 500+ GB/s bandwidth.
But I realise now that even if they made such a thing, the issue would be AMD giving completely fucked up shit support for such a thing. Even Vega 56 had some games it just did not work with whatsoever throughout its entire support history.

>Whatever happened to that amd apu from back in the day that was supposed to have a cpu, gpu and hbm all on one chip?
HBM cost is very high so they are only using it for enterprise stuff which they can sell at 50x the price of consumer products.

>>107794844
esl

>>107789508
Please please, make it cheaper

>>107802780
>And how would you run cables?
just drill you pussy

>>107796149
bsd limits your hardware choice, consider that.
You'll probably end up with a huge box consuming more power than it should for a rather simple task.

>>107802618
It depends on your use.
Server rack:
- big
-expensive
+ easily expandable

Computer tower:
+ small
- hard to upgrade

If you have room in your house then get a small server rack. It makes everything cleaner. If not and have to put the thing in your room, then get a tower. Or if you have a big enough room, a server rack.
I went with a tower because it's in my small room. I also don't like the look of the server rack itself.

>>107797374
Unironically the best value mobile routers are old flagship phones. They have the best modems and well designed antennas.

>>107802618
>>107803196
I got a small wall-mounted 19U enclosed rack
Its pretty nice but its already almost full. If you actually have more than one server and networking equipment, i'd recommend it, it keeps things tidy, but its not a requirement. Before I got the rack it was just a bunch of devices stacked on top of eachother on a wooden shelf. It worked for 3+ years but it looked ugly

>>107800388
There are more keyboard users than there are diamond miners.

>>107801051
I only see it in csm and jjk threads

>>107797772
I chose software engineering in 2019 and I don't feel this at all. I'm still unemployed.

>>107800421
The "computer science" aka. codemonkey major is still a burgeoning market in my semi-developed economy

>>107797819
Truth. I was interested in CS but it turned out I was too autistic to write papers so I got stuck in SE and I hate it.
Turn out that just because you love reading and learning about it doesn't mean you can be a useful addition to the field.

Fedora is completely mogged by arch with limine

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>>107799788
but I am
also, whoever links Fedora to a desktop environment is a retard.

>>107799788
Thought about using Fedora, but then I realized I didn't want someone tacitly backed by Amazon, even if it was FOSS
So I went with Arch. If the worst they got is valve then I'll be okay with that.

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>>107803120
>He thinks the kernel is not backed up by Amazon and other corpos
Linus Torvalds and all kernel organization members are literally under corpo payroll and complies with anything under US laws.
Arch linux is only for x86_64, 30 people making scripts and hardly ever managing infrastructure, Valve got fed up with their shitty signing package they had to give them one and then Arch got wet thinking they were on the same level as Valve, absent from giving news to users, relying on everyone with the AUR and a wiki, having no working isos ootb, thinking having a setup script is the achievement of the century, still adopting anything Fedora pushes first, with a shitty packaging policy.
Literally all distros can have an arch-like setup experience. Any distro has a base, minimal iso where you can start installing shit, while also having working ISOS ootb and supporting most architectures, with a good package selection.

>>107799904
Same, love it. Besides disabling the floating taskbar nonsense and NVIDIA driver key enrollment thing, there's not much to have to mess with.

>>107802023
Mutahar has always been /g/ approved

>>107802307
Didnt he get permanently filtered by arch?

>>107802307
No one on /g/ who isn't a jeet approves of this jeet. You a jeet son?

>>107801719
more non-content that doesn't matter with a truth-bending thumbnail to make people think it matters enough to keep making money off wasting people's time

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>>107801719
>hates us
clearly not true though

>>107802493
it's financialization. they're not tech companies, they're B2B, investment scams, pyramid schemes, tax cheats, government subsidised monopolies - but NOT tech companies. their logos reflect this

>>107802779
Is there anything in Linux that approximates the design and philosophy of IRIX? I just want to run something that respesents precision mixed with creativity, a true workhorse OS the way IRIX did back in the day.

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>>107802493
Hey buddy, I got a tech logo right here for you.

>>107803067
Imagining wide-open goatse assholes everywhere is peak troonix mentality.

ngmi

>>107802636
Entirely mindbroken

I hope the bubble bursts that not even Denny's will want his ass back

>>107800033
>dodge vs ford

>>107800033
Gamers wouldn't stop complaining, like a nagging wife. Even though Nvidia always had the biggest graphics chip and never let the competition offer significantly better value for long they still complained. And he thought damn maybe the customer is wrong and retarded

You simply don't need latest gpus, except maybe for 4k which is a small subset of gaymers

>>107800400
Jeet dogfucker detected..

>>107799494
You don't like children? Don't you have a heart?

>>107801022
he's a pedophile

you can tell because they always use the 'i used tor' excuse'

they hope you don't ask them why they were using tor, because the answer is child porn

>>107799494
So? What's wrong with that?

>>107799494
>>107802917
I mean who cares it's not like they wouldn't get raped if you didn't watch it. The only people supporting this system are the ones who actually pay money for it.

>>107799494
>Oy vey! Don't protect your private data goyim! What are you a pedophile?
Quiet you

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>>107801023
Your ram is running at it's basic core clock.
You need to go into bios and activate XMP (usually a couple profiles available, just pick 1) and then save.
Ignore the trolls, xmp is literally one of the first things you do on a new pc.

>>107801023
grok.com

>>107802932
There was no XMP in 2003

>>107801057
The memory profile that is not standard conservative JEDEC compatible. In your BIOS.

>>107803057
you might have manually configured the RAM and its settings, that also still works in almost all BIOS? but XMP has the settings included.

https://voca.ro/1nTLjhlNAnXO
Dirty mix I did in like an hour or 2 that I need to remix when I'm free

>>107799584
a lot of youtubers are aware that they're selling snake oil and ragebait they just need to keep churning out content to make sick profits. penguinz0 revealed he has made tens of millions and a literal who beatmaker/producer rambling/gossip youtuber (dj pain 1) revealed he made like $2000 in one month without even trying and he would rather scale up his music production than to be a full-time youtuber.

>>107799635
Kinda mid but its groovy:
https://voca.ro/16OICVYZK2K6

>>107783597
>Sell this to me.
more knobs than you could possibly master in a lifetime

How awful is making music on an iPad?