Is email still the best way of communicating?
>>106958598Yes. You don't want anybody knowing who you're communicating with.
Why does the guy on the left look familiar? Does he host a tech news channel? I quite can't put my finger on it.
>>106953754>Why Drew is all-in on cp
>>106953805>pgp encryption>emailwhat's the fucking point. also pgp sucks.
>>106958453>EU demands jornalist e-mails>Protonmail try explaining to boomers they can't have it because they themselves can't access it>end up blocking their accounts so they can't be forced to give something they don't have
This is the root cause of why so many people hate AI. They are just salty that we don't need them anymore.
>>106961848>AI art existsNo, it doesn't.
>>106961881AI art is art.AI artists don't exist.
>>106952720>force people to engage with literal garbage that is AI >surprised that people start to hate it
>>106962074>AI art is art.>AI artists don't exist.I like how you start from a false premise and then immediately offer its refutation. If there's no artist there's no art.
I just like seeing things made by people
The the wrappers and the top and bottom edges get chipped more and more over time as you take them out of and put them in devices/chargers. Worsened by the fact that they are very slightly bigger than alkalines and thus fit even more tightly in devices, and are more difficult to put in and take out. Soon you have serious wear and tear which makes the cells more prone to leakage and therefore damaging your devices than undamaged alkaline cells. Hundreds of cycles sound great in theory but in practice they won't make it anywhere near that amount of use because of how physically damaged they quickly get. tl;dr: avoid the rechargeables meme and just keep plentiful stocks of alkaline. If you overstocked and you have too many cells approaching the expiry date and that's something you care about, just donate them (my local food bank also takes other essential things like hygeine products and batteries) and get yourself a fresh stock.
>>106956947That's great but 18650 does not fit in my mouse, or my keyboard, or my clock, or anywhere else.
>>106956777even if one is retarded to the point he rivals you, one will still get more bang for buck going with rechargable batteries. did you take some special training to reach a point of retardation where you physically damage batteries just by everyday use? not trying to be a prick, genuinely curious.
>>106957551>never had one leakSame here, and I have been using them for decades. Currently I have ~30 NiMH batteries in constant use.>rechargable batteries generally stop charging after a year or soUmmm... no? They lose capacity after many cycles, but I have only seen one or two that stopped charging altogether.Your charger may be unable to kickstart a seemingly dead NiMH but this is just a limitation of your charger.
>>106956947>you can buy a cheap 18650 for the same price of each NiMH AA.Uh, why would I do that? I buy AA-sized batteries for my consumer junk, not stuff I'm building.
>>106960390>that priceOh boy...Seconding the LADDA 2450 recommendation, they are reasonably priced for what you get.
it just werks
We need to have a serious discussion. Is it at all common for x86_64 bit versions of software to be labeled as "x86" only?Because I've literally only seen this once, and it was on the Manjaro website. Every single time I've seen x86, it meant 32 bit only, not x86_64. But someone told me that something labeled "x86" is very obviously supposed to be for 64 bit computers. What kind of brain dead developers are working there?
>>106960769Nobody has referred to 32 bit software as "x86" for a whole decade now. Nobody even considers 32b x86 a combination worth talking about nowdays. You live under a rock, OP.
While no longer relevant at all, there was a time when Linux distros used to specify what arch their binaries were built for. i386, i486, i686. Other than absolutely ancient hardware, this was really only relevant for some embedded systems like Vortex that were technically only i586 (Pentium 1) compatible. Eventually this was all dropped and instead builds started to be referred to as SSE2 (Pentium 4) or AVX2 and so on which you'll still see on some freeware or open source projects.So at the end of the day x86 and x86_64 are mostly meaningless terms that need to be specified much more narrowly to actually mean anything. Most software labeled simply x86_64 doesn't even start on anything older than Sandy Bridge if you're lucky.
>>106960769You whatx86 means it's a 32 bit program. You can run 32-bit programs on 64-bit CPUs. They literally work out of the box on Windows without any problems. I don't know how to do it on Linux because native Linux programs are usually 64-bit anyway (I mean just try running a Linux binary that was compiled more then 5 years ago lmao), but I know it's possible to do it too.>someone told me that something labeled "x86" is very obviously supposed to be for 64 bit computersThat is incorrect. For PCs, x86 means 32 bit, x64 means 64-bit. It's always been like this.
x86 refers to the old cpus named 386, 486 etc
this is why intelligent people use AMD64
I've been running a cloud storage website now for about 2 years. It nets a little bit of extra cash with ads and a few premium subs so nothing too fancy.I'm wondering if there's any free public models that can scan images and raise a flag if it's content that's exploiting children, if you catch my drift. My website is 100% anonymous and I want to keep it that way so I'd like to be responsible and implement a model that scans newly uploaded images to make sure it's not cp. I heard a news story where Google was doing this and raised a flag because a dad put pictures of his son's firehose in Google Drive to send to their family doctor. So I know these models exist and that's why I ask.
desu im already having fun w these deleted ones from v
>>106962096tonight i'm going to rough fuck my gf and then cuddle and she'll make me dinner your thing sounds really fun though too!!1
>>106962108dont be rough playing with children
>>106961919I just don't support cloudflare controlling the whole internet.also calling a single small script "infrastructure"...really ?its arguably easier to setup a small python script to classify and detect csam than setting up cloudflare.
>>106962125>also calling a single small script "infrastructure"...are you retarded?
Why did they stop naming the AI chat bots?Siri is now apple intelligence, Cortana is copilot, and the new ones are all faceless.
>>106962118No name=Less personality=harder to develop parasocial relationship=less schizos naming your ai assistant in their murder-suicide note
Previous /sdg/ thread : >>106942418>Beginner UIEasyDiffusion: https://easydiffusion.github.ioSwarmUI: https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/SwarmUI>Advanced UIComfyUI: https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUIForge Classic: https://github.com/Haoming02/sd-webui-forge-classicreForge: https://github.com/Panchovix/stable-diffusion-webui-reForgeStability Matrix: https://github.com/LykosAI/StabilityMatrix>Early Preview UIAniStudio: https://github.com/FizzleDorf/AniStudioComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106961007Good morning
Nobody knows a gelbooru or something similar to have images/videos of only ai generated?
>>106961887Why?
How many of Windows Updates are actually necesssry and how much is just jeet devs trying to justify their existence
Theyre all necessary unless you treat your computer like a chromebook only download from the windows store snd dont look at porn
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>>106836577"With software there are only two possibilities: either the users control the program or the program controls the users."--Richard Stallman>CyberpunkThe FAQ: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk-faq/What is /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/pmn9vzWZHow do I into /cyb/erpunk?: https://pastebin.com/5tpNFQdsHuge list of cyberpunk media: https://sizeof.cat/post/cyberpunk/The cyberdeck: https://pastebin.com/7fE4BVBgCyberlife: https://jinteki.industries/files/cyberlife.7zBibliothek: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/4m5hd2065hde8/Bibliothek>PrivacyTools: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/tools/Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>106957636extremely fun to dabble into if you like hardware security
>>106958337All cypherpunks are pedos, or at least acknowledge that their ideology permits the distribution of all information that the State is uncomfortable with, including child pornography If you have even the slightest issue with this, then this is the moment you realize you were never cyberpunk, you just liked the aesthetic
>>106956542I like Signal, it just works. If someone doesn't want to give their data to Meta then I think Signal is the obvious alternative. What I won't use is Telegram because it was made by Russians and apparently the Russian government can spy on it:>the FSB has equipment that can pinpoint a phone’s location to within one meter, which didn’t surprise her—Russia’s state-owned telecoms often cooperate with security forces, allowing them to track Russian SIM cards. Then the officer said something that left her stunned.>“There you were, sitting there, writing to your friends in the chat room,” she recalls him saying. He proceeded to dispassionately quote word for word several Telegram messages she had written from her bed.https://www.wired.com/story/the-kremlin-has-entered-the-chat/
>>106956542I disconnected my phone from cellular voice and SMS in late 2022 and have only used Signal for communication since then.
Its over wincels
It's fucking incredible how much of a dogshit company Microshaft has become.
>>106941717>number of update-related breakages on my Arch+KDE installation since initial installation of September 2023: 0>number of update-related breakages on Windows 11 since September 2023: many many moreROFLMAO
>>106953107>: of course most systems that actually still _have_ PS/2 ports, aren't exactly officially compatible with Windows 11 either.And those that do use an adapter chip so it's still a USB HID.
The jeet CEO should have been the brightest and reddest red flag imaginable, You only have yourself to blame OP
>>106941717Are there people that use windows recovery?>C: is for dual boot, unix/windows>D: and above is where you store important shit that you dont wabt gone when you reformat.
>>106942927Microsoft makes shit software for potentially good hardware, the software can still be replaced. Apple makes shit software for abysmally dogshit hardware and is the number one innovator of enshittification of everything. Every single awful idea Apple gets is getting copied by most other manufacturers.
valve already released vr that sucked and no one usedvalve is not a tech company it is a children's gambling companyvr sucks to begin with
>>106961053index was fairly great for the time and yea they are a tech company
>>106961077the valve index situation is cRAZYwhy the valve index was actually a great productvalve developped THIS and NO ONE used IT?good morning sirrrrrrrr
>>106956436>you couldnt power it via a steam deckWho said you can? They never implied they'd work together. All leaks said steam frame is a standalone device like the quest headsets.
>>106955374probably not.still going to buy one.
Should be called fortress os
Better than Arch and Gentoo desu
>>106959786Yes, yes but instead it's called a shitOS
>>106959786i would rather fix my arch linux installation whenever needed than writing nix code, no thanks
>nix>determinate nix>lix>axotolShould be called FragmentatiOS
>>106961705Its not bad at all ill share my configuration.nix if you want. It has flatpaks, cudas ollama and nvidia oh snd nix alien
You could improve the toilet by making a mirror seat so you can check if you've wiped properly. How else could you improve toilet technology?
>>106960948yes and worse yet he has to come off his streetside smoke break and get back to work
>>106961166>Bidet’s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t85Jh4-A-3A
I would prefer a technology that live streamed my shit to a Japanese grandma and she could tell me where to wipe and what a good boy with sizable nutsack.
>>106961874i think the writers were telling on themselves with this one?>"what if toilet training was really sexual? i mean haha imagine"
