>>107891642
>how can we protect ourselves?
Burgoids literally have the right to defend themselves from the gov/cops and they just limply flopped over because daddy gov told them to lol
they'll just make shit up.

>>107891642
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2024/10/the-global-surveillance-free-for-all-in-mobile-ad-data/

>>107892027
USA and Canada are third world now, okay...

The best way to protect yourself is too file a lawsuit after the fact

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>>107891642
Their tech
>access to basically every camera via "technically it's not government surveillance if mosad shells do it for us"
>some AI bullshit
Countermeasures
>coof mask
>hoodie
>baseball cap or hardhat
>sunglasses
>inflatable frog costume
>scramble suit (clothes covered in patterns that trigger facial recognition)
>don't drive anywhere
>wearing heals of lifts
>placing a small pebble in your shoe

Please keep making these threads. They're great, and so are you.

Nothing of value to add to the discussion, but just know I'm lurkin and gettin learnt

>>107895626
really makes u think
>>107896235
thank you! i will do my best to keep it up ^^

>>107889612
I really like the fact that you have two signals for termination, where one suggests and the other enforces. I think it's good api design to have an entity with authority/control over another to be able to choose to tell it to stop itself, or to stop the thing itself.
I don't like the fact that you have dozens of different signals all doing basically the same thing making it nigh impossible to handle comprehensively, but whatever.

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No contribution

honest question, how much C would I need to know to be able to use syscalls properly? I work with Go so reading C is not that hard, but I haven't done any C besides what they used to teach in Harvard's CS50

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>>107898032
Use case?

>>107898220
why is this pic if donaldseth rogentrump all over the boards lately?

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>>107898627
I haven't seen it posted in a rong rong time.

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>>107898798
That's the other Asian bussy, saar.

>>107898032
thanks bro i'll try it

any services i can plug it into you recomend?

Include me in the screencap

They're saying he's the next Louis Rossman

don't put me in the screencap please

DO NOT SOLDEET

>>107897690
what the fuck is that shit anyway

>>107898247
Respect both voltage and current.

>>107895152
You can find trees like that with no transmitters around them, and trees closer than that to transmitters with no "damage" to them.

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>>107895152
Uhh bro?
Why isn't this tree fucked up?
It also has line of sight with the transmitter.

>>107899102
that's actually the worldtree and it's very far away

>>107888641
wtf is this comment, kek

>>107894607
This isn't needed at all. Proton works way better compared to linux native support in terms of compatibility. The only problem linux gaming has at this point is kernel level anti cheat in multiplayer games.

>>107896601
tim sweeny is way more of a faggot than gayben

>>107898628
and that is why the steam runtime exists, if user is disabling the runtime, thats their own fault.

>>107894925
Why did you crop the part where he says that he loves it?

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>>107894607
>OH OH GOD REAM MY ASS HARDER GAY BEN
>PLEASE TURN LINUX INTO A DRM KIKE STORE JUST LIKE STEAMING SHIT DID TO THE ENTIRE PC GAMING PLATFORM
kill yourself valvenigger

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>>107891298
If it's important to you for things to LOOK like MEGACORPO slick shit then carry your anus tonguing simp soi goy ass back to WinApple.

>>107897316
Yeah and in linux you can just start typing. I said that. The linux way is obviously preferable, I'm not sure I'd concur that it's a night and day difference but it's certainly nice.

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>>107891298
>put https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHgyQGoeaB0 on fullscreen
>start slock with transparent color

>>107891298
I have no idea what you're even talking about OP.
What DE/Distro are you using???

>>107893968
based troons gatekeeping linuxes

>>107896159
What the fuck did you just fucking say about me, you proprietary slave? I’ll have you know I graduated top of my class at Harvard, and I’ve been involved in numerous free software projects, and I have contributed to over 300 core-utils for GNU. I am skilled in Lisp and I’m St. IGNU-cius, saint of the Church of Emacs. You are nothing to me but just another unethical non-free software advocate. I will distribute the fuck out of your source code with freedom the likes of which has never been seen before on this Earth, mark my fucking words. You think you can get away with saying that shit about me and the GPL on the Internet? Think again, fucker. As we speak I am contacting my colleagues at FSF and your binaries are being reversed engineered right now so you better prepare for the storm, maggot. The storm that wipes out the pathetic little thing you call your copyright. You're fucking dead, kid. Free software can be anywhere, anytime, and it can ensure your freedom in over four ways, and that’s just with the GPLv2. Not only am I extensively skilled at hacking, but I have access to the source of the entire GNU userland and core-utils and I will use it to its full extent to wipe your miserable proprietary code off the face of the continent, you little shit. If only you could have known what ethical retribution your little “clever” program was about to bring down upon you, maybe you would have ensured your users' freedom. But you couldn’t, you didn’t, and now you’re paying the price, you goddamn idiot. I will shit free as in freedom all over you and you will drown in it. You’re fucking dead, kiddo.

>>107895860
It doesn’t really matter for the purposes of his complaint being complete nonsense though

>>107876687
very nice

>>107885355
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>>107895899
Just tested that for guile they are indeed recreated every time. I was using that to group auxiliary functions but it is not very efficient.
>>107896658
BY the time CL came out, it was already written in elisp. It would be easier to change than now, but still...

Is geiser good enough for Racket?

Didn't know Jeff was chill like that.

>>107898785
Im not 100% convinced its the same guy. Some people have the same name. But I guess it could be.

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It's not the same paedophile, but a different one.

>>107897760
>The only thing worth upgrading is autoHDR and that use case is only for video game without HDR support.
Auto HDR sucks SO BAD. Use SpecialK / RenoDX or RTX HDR, both which are way-way better.

>>107898551
To be honest I barely even see a difference between DTM off and HGiG, maybe just a bad implementation.

>>107898557
Yeah HDR as a whole is just fubar honestly
Best thing to do is use whatever settings works for you to eliminate black and white clipping and leave it at that

>>107898574
On consoles it's a great experience almost always out of the box.
On PC it's rare for it to just work great, often takes some tuning.

Plus even many console ports don't get native HDR on PC, good thing we have shit like: >>107898552
>SpecialK / RenoDX or RTX HDR

>>107893110
>no mention of linux
>HEY GUYS ON LINUX...
This tranny ass attitude all you spergy tardy linuxfags have where you just can't shut the fuck up about using linux and loving linux and how great linux is why no one wants to use linux the other 60% being refusal to make it user friendly because typing everything out makes you feel like you have brain power to almost make it through special ed and that any software that doesn't just run through windows emulation is absolutely dogshit, like libreoffice and gimp there's weekend project websites that are more usable than fucking gimp but congrats HDR works wow amazing maybe if you shill some more Linus will put his limp shriveled up cock in your ass

New thread >>107900076

>>107900064
its okay but its honestly just a slightly uglier version of windows (if we discount windows 11 being like 4 diferent iterations stacked on top of each other lol). i just think kde's buttons and stuff are kind of ugly. you can change them but it's still annoying

>>107899981
I tried searching for results or results.txt from /, nothing

>>107900092
It got deleted?

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>>107900182
Use case for /fglt/ - Friendly GNU/Linux Thread?

>>107889450
No

>>107895409
Man, I would be kinda scared about using a Russian software. What if he pressed the nuclear button out of nowhere?

>>107889176
It's the one for EU government administrative use - the one where the EU legally required MS to rip out all the telemetry, disable all the cloud pandering, etc.

>>107890145
its the same as pro but it has a weird effect of making people think its less invasive or more private or w/e.

>>107898719
no, not the same, because you have removed redundant MS bloat

>>107898936
im pretty sure I've seen something of that stature run across a highway on all fours a traffic camera while browsing /x/

>>107891573
I don't; They're miserable.
Cursed to live secluded or be laughed at by children and avoided even by dogs.

>>107898938
trannies tend to move like that as well so I see how you could be confused

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You are all literally fat fuck basement dweller indians she wouldn't even look at you in real life.

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>>107891561
why do you all joke she's trans? there's no way, she's has a small frame and such, i got a good eye for this, she's no trans

>>107895908
NTA but I also see slopware engineering replacing manual coding. In the future you won't have any APIs that intake files, XML or JSON, it will be all one single AI interface. AI will be able to intake any kind of information and translate it for its needs for downstream systems. No need to create any glue code which is what majority of devs spend their time on today.

>>107897454
>2 minutes, always 0 syntax errors now. Cope harder.

not even remotely true, 0/0 ragebait.
give or take 8 to 9 prompts in, and ai will start making things up, or just ignoring instructions.

>>107898436
Skill issue. You don't prompt 8 or 9 times. You prompt once with the right tools, get the first version and then use new chats for each fix.

Clock is ticking!

>>107892986
There has been released new models since GPT-3 just so you're aware

>>107892904
Fully declarative programming with AI symbolic logic resolver to interpreted ir

>>107876268
Windows has pissed people off en masse and Linux is too niche/nerdy, so Macs have become the only option for most people. Most people already had iPhones anyway so it was just a natural step.

I’m looking to buy a new Linux laptop for work (some software dev, some random office stuff). No gaming. No Arm. Actually functions as a laptop (portable, decent battery, decent display). 32 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD, ideally latest gen available immediately. I’m thinking ThinkPad T series or Dell Pro Max. Budget 2500 EUR. What does /g recommend?

>>107898457
I trust Dell more than Lenovo these days. I dropped Thinkpad the moment it stopped being IBM.

>>107885112
Was this meant for >>107876384 ?

im the only linux/thinkpad user in my classes but then again im a sissified white boy