>>107586825
If you are deadset on getting ripped off then just get one from your registrar

nigga u just find the cheapest registrar and use cerbot

>>107586783
Amazing, this is free. My DNS does not appear to have the plugin, any VPNs you recommend that will work with a wildcard?

>>107587015
VPS not, VPN.

>>107587015
if you're just doing the two domains you can get two certs instead of domain + wildcard. It does that through your webserver instead of dns records. It's still all automated but you'll have to repeat the process if you add another subdomain.

>>107584216
You into Ray Charles, dog?

dunno I have 10 bookmarks in total kek
but I would do this
a) download the exported file of your bookmarks, it should have data about: links+description+date added+folder name
b) ask claude to vibecode a tool that converts that data in markdown format
c) ask claude to vibecode a tool that given that markdown file will build an html page. It should separate links by folder name. Ask to build at the top a search bar that will hide the unrelated shit while you type. Ask to build filters to hide elements that are older or newer of a date or inside or outside a daterange.
Done,when you find a new webpage to bookmark add it to the markdown file, and use the tool again to rebuild the html
Put the markdown on google drive and you get to have your bookmarks on mobile too

>>107580264
>bookmarks
You're not a real hoarder.
You need to download all of those pages and archive them across multiple drives like me.

>>107584702
Thank you for true care.

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>>107584658
>2025
>the technology board recommends vibecoding
fuck this baka stupid life

>disabled
so "blacklisted" is verboten but a synonym for cripple is allowed? Vile hypocrites

>>107585416
> It looks like you may be using an ad blocker
WHOA!!!! Look at the CONFIDENCE assessment we have here from google, a $700+ Billion company
> it LOOKS LIKE
oh really? it LOOKS LIKE it?
> it looks like you MAY be
i MAY be? u tellin me i may, and i may NOT be using an ad blocker? and it only LOOKS like i MAY be using one? good LORD this is what i call military-grade A+ CONFIDENCE when it comes to threats and accusations

A lot of people are incapable of imagining that anything could be different outside their experience

Google anti adblock measures have doing partial rollouts for awhile now. Like Google will do some anti adblock rollout that will only target a few users then Google goes quiet and does more testing before another partial rollout

But average "power user" that knows how to click thing will constantly remind you that it works him

Just stop using Youtube altogether. There is absolutely nothing worth wasting time on.

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>>107586149
its the non threatening, woman friendly speech style that has pervaded our civilization

>>107575249
Cool concept. I'd like to see an in-depth independent security audit of it at some point, but since it's new, that obviously won't be out for a while.

Looking at your feature roadmap, it looks like you don't have group chats yet, but that this is planned. This is good to see, since I know plenty of folks who use encrypted messengers for group chats. I also see post-quantum is planned as well. This would put you on par with SimpleX, which seems to be the only worthwhile messenger that actually cares about that.

Fuck off frenchie

Looks cool OP. Are you confident enough in this project to grow it into something normal people will use or is this just going to be 3 /g/ anons hiding their homoerotic roleplay chats from google?

kek holy aislop

>AES GCM
Signal recommends AES-CBC or AES-SIV because key-IV reuse is catastrophic for AES-GCM.

>ENCRYPT(mk, plaintext, associated_data): This function is recommended to be implemented with an AEAD encryption scheme based on either SIV or a composition of CBC with HMAC [5], [14]. These schemes provide some misuse-resistance in case a key is mistakenly used multiple times.

https://signal.org/docs/specifications/doubleratchet/

>>107585874
wtf is update-alternatives

>>107576470
actually it does matter
the "main" meme has already caused me various irritations with scripts and old cmake shit assuming the branch will be "master"
stupid fucking bullshit

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>>107576578
So, you're mentally-ill?

>>107577842
Agreed. BTW, it turns out that "N" is faster to type than "NIGGER" and elicits much the same reaction by libshits, kikes, niggers, etc. these days.

>>107578743
>and already be spammed with holocaust denial propaganda
I can do that next if you still need it?

>>107586199
its for choosing your default programs for stuff like what text editor to use (nano,vi,vim,etc)
you could have just googled that

>>107577081
yeah this is the actual meaning of it which make the hole politics around it even more retarded
master as in master record which the branches are copies of
and the other implication of the word also comes form music/video production the "mastering" process where the tweaked finalized result becomes the "master" record

the tranny faggots completely misunderstand the whole concept like they always do everything

this kind of shit literally makes me wish that i chose another field of profession for my life

>>107586801
It doesn't have cuda. Sure, it can do AI stuff if people want to port all the major libraries to run (well) on a rocm backend

>>107586792
go back to your containment threads jeet

>>107586677
It only held you down if you played old games which any old card can do. For new games like doom or indiana jones, it got locked out immediately. Like ff7 rebirth.

Last first-party blowers they ever made. They deserve respect for that despite RDNA 1's inherent flaws.
I see no reason to stop using my 5700XT until actual hardware failure.

>>107586906
Why the fuck would I game on that card in 2025?
Holy fuck use your fucking head you stupid piece of shit

>>107584372
telnet lambda.moo.mud.org 8888
con guest

>>107584887
Chat with boomer lisp hackers in their forgotten little hideaway.

>>107585469
Will make sure a free upgrade option works in any post-human simulation I consider fit for habitability work

>>107584372
Ayo unc Ion know what no telnet is :skull:

>>107585152
use putty

>>107585442
No it’s the best time to be in the hobby you skip all the hype tax and get almost any board at 50% off group buy price and have the most options with newer switches at .30 cents sounding better than $1 old switches

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>still can't find the ideal keyboard
>decide to get desperate and use Google's LLM for the first time in hopes it parsed something I didn't
>even it acknowledges the shit state of the market
kek thank you Gemini for reaffirming that I'm still scraping the bottom of the barrel here

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CONSOOOOOOOOMER BROS

THE NEW 'BOARD FOR US IS OUT!

https://youtu.be/zjmbsU9GD6w

Why don't they make conversion kits for keycaps, like a little plastic knob you insert into normal keycaps to convert them so low profiles can use them.

>>107586277
Copper? In this economy? Why are you stealing from data centers for keyboards?

Why is seeing nudity bad for non-adults? It’s normal.

>>107586806
porn is bad under islam, and the UK wants to cater to their largest minority

Why is the UK hellbent on making 1984 non-fiction?

>>107585701
Yeah maybe they should be doing that actually. The should have been lashing out decades ago.

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>>107579049
>curb the rising violence against women and girls
>not by breaking up the rape gangs and arresting/deporting the perpetrators
>but rather by soft banning nude selfies

>>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

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.

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.