>>107585675
where's the update then
the original 4chan x got updated yesterday

>>107585683
My post is about the OP.

>>107585660
And? It works perfectly with the script edit

>>107585359
Anybody know how I can force tomorrow theme on all boards?

>>107585683
you are profoundly retarded

>>107585934
The best AI is the one you create yourself.

>>107585938 >>107586008
Elon threatened to train his AI on 4ch, did he do that? I had one LLM spill some beans and it emitted part of one of the archives, Warosu I think it was.

>>107585796
cool, so you traded your privacy for convenience and now complaining after the fact?

>>107586345
No and no. Try reading again.

>>107586499
We get it, you're too poor to hire a maid.

Yes, when troonix bricked my 2tb ssd the last month

>>107586588
debian has ancient drivers
half the new games won't work

>>107585050
>solution to getting something working on ubuntu is to use another distro

>rustbuntu
>switching to mint which is still d*bian
at least level up to something fedora instead of this scrub shit

>>107584346
>Ubuntu 25.10 updates
No it did not update
You updated it
Why?
Was it not working today?
What did you have to gain by clicking the update button?

>>107585339
>What's the use case?
I could make do with 16 ports now that I think about it. No less than that though. 10 wall jacks minimum would be going to it and that could go up to 13 if the ISP situation changes (their IPTV shit NEEDS to go through a separate port on the IPTV VLAN and I have 3)
>or VLANs
It's possible. Will have to read more into how the fuck to use the .1q vlan shit.

Remember: you don't have a backup unless you have restored to verify.

>>107585724
24 is the next step up from 16, and Mikrotik isn't all that expensive, so I'd say go for it (but get the cRs instead)
.t biased Mikrotik user with too many switches

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>>107585649
a PON fttp cable terminates wherever the engineer sees fit for it to terminate. They can run it outside, inside, upstairs, downstairs. They can run almost invisible 600 micron fibre (Invisilight) around skirting boards and doorframes if they need to.
You and I might be happy to run our own wiring and might even find it convenient to have the ONT in the basement. The vast majority of people are clueless about home networking, use only wireless connections, and would have no idea where to start troubleshooting other than calling the ISP and saying "my internet is slow".

The installer ought to have been aware that the router will need to go somewhere central and placed the ONT accordingly. A basement isn't a suitable location unless there's existing ethernet that allows the router to go elsewhere.

>>107586914
>a PON fttp cable terminates wherever the engineer sees fit for it to terminate.
Where I live, infrastructure cabling tends to run through the ground and thus terminates in a basement.
People don't just go about drilling holes through outside walls on a whim.
It might be different if your house is made out of paper mache and dreams in the US.

>>107586600
yeah you have a little child libertarian materialist pea brain so you won't understand how meaningless your question is. capitalism and communism have the same kosher endgame. technocratic utopianism and the abolishment of humanity and the natural order. the establishment of the "kingdom of heaven" on earth. the authority and worship of the dragon over all the nations

>>107581276
I don't see (OP) there.

>>107586714
you need to go back sh*rtynigger

>>107581276
Peter Thief
Scam Altman
Mark Fuckerberg
Elon Musket

>>107586835
lmao gotten

test

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Almost done with my submission :)

https://voca.ro/1gouhwEDmNTd

cant make this sound cleaner, i've compressed everything with kick input, and compressed when vocals briefly kick in, but i think it sounds messy all around

i have zero experience in mastering, just ear-balling lol

there is no excessive reverb, basically no send reverb

what can i do not to drown everything in bass and ambient sounds?

>>107586087
Sometimes it just comes down to sound selection, percussion included
for me when things start feeling hopelessly messy to me, it's back to the drawing board with sound selection or composition.
you say messy, well in relation to what? Listen to the 'what', and make what you're doing closer to it

Syntorial
Worth the money? I remember I did the demo like 8 years ago, but haven't looked at it since. I have some money that I need to spend on "hobby stuff" by end of year

>>107580361
>might accidentally murder you in your sleep

Not a real problem. Just make them physically weak like babies.

People raised on scifi books always have this unspoken assumption that a humanoid robot must be built physically superhumanly strong but there is no rational reason to do that if you're not designing them for anything that requires strength. If anything, the rational thing to do is make them extremely weak, for safety.

>>107582914
Correct. Have you also taken the gf pill?

>>107582914
>this unspoken assumption that a humanoid robot must be built physically superhumanly strong
A robot that is strong enough to open a door or help you carry stuff from your car into the house will also be strong enough to kill you, even without superhuman strength.

>>107575577
Define "realistic". We already have prototype robowaifus being demoed by XPeng now. Not sure when they'll be on sale, but I'm guessing in a couple years. Probably be expensive to begin with though.

>>107585213
So, exactly like any given child then? Setting niggers aside; how often do young children kill at least one of their parents accidentally or intentionally? 1 in a million? 1 in 500 thousand?

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Is it good?

>>107516493
uBO creator himself does not suggest enabling any extra filter lists beyond the pre-enabled ones as it's likely to cause breakage with sites and in many cases have worse filters overlap and disable better filters making your overall privacy and security as well as compatibility and usability worse. Average tweaker/deblooter brain can't comprehend that things can be okay out of the box.

>>107585815
>Uses chrome/firefox because internet explorer/edge sucks out of the box and doesn't work
Anon what thread are you on?

>>107585815
>uBO creator himself does not suggest enabling any extra filter lists beyond the pre-enabled ones
wrong, and if it was right, i wouldn't care

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>>107585815
>uBO creator himself does not suggest enabling any extra filter lists beyond the pre-enabled ones
He never said this. Complete nonsense. uBlock handles overlap between filters. The defaults are balanced for compatibility, great enough coverage and most importantly cpu/mem usage and startup speed.

I've imported a dozen high quality filters and i regularly see garbage blocked by one or more of those that aren't by the base filters in the ublock logger (ublock logger assigns blame to which filter(s) blocked what). All the while very rarely encountering breakage.

However, updating filters and startup (incognito) (especially before ublock has created a "selfie") is abysmally slow and very memory and cpu intensive now.

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>>107586728
Improved remake function Perfect for gorgeous looks, can push asap

>>107586728
what language and library is this????

petition to make this the new captcha

all in favor say
>ayyyy lmao

E is my best guess, because the visible corners have two hearts at the extremes, so i assume this will have a diamond in the bottom right panel

and my intuition tells me it's not D since the other corner already has a cluster of 3 diamonds and it wouldn't do it twice according to the visible corners

>>107586815
https://mlochbaum.github.io/BQN/index.html
but pretty much any array language contains the verbs and adverbs needed to quickly implement this out of the box, though LLMs are notoriously bad at array languages so they are of limited use

GrapheneOS discredited them

>It's not a theoretical problem. There have been numerous cases of F-Droid reintroducing vulnerabilities patched by apps and breaking the security of apps. F-Droid also rarely every notices when apps make changes they consider a problem prior to publishing the updates but rather they mark their list of anti-features or patch the app retroactively. It's only when an app very openly does something detected by their basic scanning that they'll deal with it prior to publication. It's a misconception that it provides any protection from app developers since they publish whatever is published by app developers unless they did something like including a closed source library detected by their scans, which can be tested by someone malicious in advance. Multiple F-Droid core developers have also repeatedly covered up vulnerabilities, misled people about how things work and other actions demonstrating it isn't trustworthy.

>>107586683
Isn't the maker of GrapheneOS the same guy that created CoppheadOS, which is another security focused android spinoff that sells user data?
I'm sure he's trustworthy now with the Google titan blobs though.

>>107586730
https://grapheneos.org/history/copperheados#new-product

>The new product branded as CopperheadOS is closed source and not associated with the original project. They took our project's previous name and copied our legacy source code and documentation. Attribution to us has been stripped away and they pretend to be the ones who created it.

>They've essentially stolen the identity of our open source project and have invested substantial resources into misrepresenting GrapheneOS as being a new project. They've built a business based on taking credit for research and development not done by them. Substantial damage has been done to GrapheneOS through an organized campaign of misinformation and harassment.

>CopperheadOS is a paid product and has license enforcement compromising user privacy and security through tracking devices to implement DRM. They use the outrageous business model of charging users for security updates rather than simply selling them the software or devices with it.

>>107586671
Nothing

>>107586674
fpbp/thread

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>>107585573
sorry for double post
Just added an ssh widget

This really is just for learning and my own productivity but I'm wondering if this has any potential at all to be useful to anyone else?

>>107579084
there are plenty of jobs for competent people
if you didn't start programming for fun when you were prepubescent you're ngmi

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I wish they'd give more vertical space so you could better visualise the nodes in purely ascending order.
Almost looks like a neural network if you squint.

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I'm making my own simple MS Paint kind of program in Tcl/Tk. I just finished implementing and polishing the flood fill.

>>107586779
Cool! That's one of the things I'd like to do that I'll never get around to doing.

>>107579246
>kekaroooo
>>>/pol/uhg/
>>>/k/

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>>107574895
So how's the buffer overflow in the Linux kernel works OP cucklord

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>>107585489

>>107574895
I deserve a gf that looks like that and says that

>>107585863
Based.

>>107584345
Wouldn't be easier to move Mellanox to the USA?

>>107586575
I heard once that when companies started by Israelis are acquired they usually include a clause that at least some fraction of operations should remain in Israel.

>>107586653
I believe you. It sounds so jewy that a simple goy would not be able to make that up.

>>107582975
You're right, Nvidia needs to fire their employees and import more indians. It's the only way forward for America

It’s because kikes blackmail those companies using their control over the American gangster-political system. The use it to secure shekels and more influence to defend Israel.

>>107583920
Yes, but there you control the website so you can just publish a public key, but on 4chan digital signatures are forbidden I think. Also mailing lists typically have a real name policy and log your IP, here it would be the opposite, the no name policy

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>>107583641

>>107583591
>Thoughts?
You plan to do long-term data storage using a system that's ephemeral by design? That's... an ambitious denial of reality.

>>107585836
archives exist to make it permanent and hashes exist to make sure the archivers don't modify it

>>107586005
However there is only one archive

>>107579314
>>107579318
That's about right.
Social media and online commerce were the two things that killed the internet.

>>107579266
it was alright until 4G on phones

>old pedos missing the days when finding and downloading CSAM was so easy
This again?

>>107584270
>2009-2018
how could you possibly go all the way out to 2018, like i think there are arguments for any period from the 90s through 2012ish but 2018 was already *well* into the Bad Times

2007 was the beginning of the end. It's gotten worst ever since

You used to be able to do anything you wanted on the internet pre 9/11/2001. The internet truly free and all of us should be happy that we got to experience real unfiltered freedom in the 90s

Everyone that was there knows what I'm talking about