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Woah bro, check it out, I'm drinking beer using my phone, LOL!
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>>23000
>drink real libre bear instead
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/alcoholics-autonomous-anarchy-and-alcohol
Why should I even drink real beer? Like I don't have something else to spend my money on. And why does this even exist? Don't people already know how to brew beer?

>>22989
Write one.

>>23002
>Write one.
My programming skills bad.

>>23003
This is a good opportunity to practice is.



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Is there any point in using a libre router? Or changing your ISP-provided router at all?
https://ryf.fsf.org/categories/routers
These seem very overpriced for what they provide.
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OpenWrt - FOSS Firmware For Your Router

OpenWrt One - celebrating 20 years of OpenWrt
https://forum.openwrt.org/t/openwrt-one-celebrating-20-years-of-openwrt/183684/1
>OpenWrt One will be a wireless networking device designed for free and open source software enthusiasts, encouraging people to tinker with and learn about embedded development and Linux networking.

1. As open as possible and fully compliant with all copyleft and other FOSS licenses it uses
2. An educational platform for tinkering with/learning about open hardware and Linux
3. A way to donate to the OpenWrt project while receiving a nice gadget in return
4. Provide expansibility through mikroBUS, GPIOs and PCI/e M.2
5. Software unbrickable and easily recoverable without additional means
6. The satisfaction of achieving an overdue personal objective

>>22296
Router side protection is your main defense. You can run shitty outdated software on your device under a good router and that router will do most security for you but bad ones potentially leave your whole network vulnerable. Especially with the amount of automated port scanning going on. I would say it's worth it to ditch ISP provided router if possible and/or find some kind of foss up to date firmware for your new one. Many older routers are supported though if you find the model on a list of supported devices a used one shouldn't be much, that's what i did, was like maybe 30$.

Think freshtomato, OpenWRT, DD-wrt something and then keep on new updates for it. Of all the things to ignore and run unpatched/outdated versions of, router firmware is the worst one.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_router_firmware_projects

Also here's a good site that is doing exactly what you should be worried about, mass scanning and searching for vulnerable routers/devices. You can search by manufacturer, OS, IP, etc and see how many open devices are sitting around. No wonder botnets are so common now.

https://www.shodan.io/

>>23155
Why does it need so much RAM?

>>22296
Why tf not? It's cool to have all the code auditable and to support the development of more libre software projects… if you have the money of course.



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Suppose you live in a country that has adopted a planned economy. The transfer of production data and consumption data from various workers' enterprises (factories, offices, stores, etc.) to a central planning office is necessary for the planned economy to function. These data transfers must be kept secure against threats such as sabotage form imperialist countries. How would you design your society's OGAS to be resilient to attacks? The goal is to prevent the transfer of malicious/false economic data from the worker's enterprises to the central planning office and vice versa.

For the sake of this exercise, assume that there is only 1 central planning office and that all enterprises report to this central office. Also assume that there are around 10 million enterprises making reports to the planning office. Don't worry about keeping the physical infrastructure safe, the NKVD has it covered.
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>>16381
>since this does nothing but weakly enforce open source
Encrypting the chip architecture makes it much harder to put backdoors into hardware, and you can scale down microchip-fab security from ultra paranoid to regular paranoid. If you combine this with virtualization and make it so that the virt-host and virt-guest system run on processor cores with different hardware encryption keys , it will become next to impossible for malware to break through virtualization layers.

Security patching will also become more economical and faster when malware has to distribute it self as source-code, because the step of reverse engineering binaries can be omitted.

The only real downside to this is that each piece of software gets compiled billions of times, and that's wasting a lot of compute cycles, and energy for battery powered devices. Adding something like a hardware accelerator feature for compiling software is necessary.

Current Computer security designs are getting better at preventing weaknesses in memory allocation , so the next target is going to be weaknesses in software logic, and this architecture encryption might be good at mitigating that.

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>>23068
why did you bump this shit? how is this even a thread? is everyone here retarded?
only >>16396 mentioned pki and tls and he got ignored. why does everyone here like writing and talking about shit they are completely uninformed about

wtf is this, it is embarrassing. mods please delete this thread

>>23069
Blah, SSH and PKI are obvious for encrypting a computer network
Don't blame anons for trying to spin something interesting out of a boring prompt

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>right click image
>there's no "copy image" option
>open image in new tab
>it's a blob link that doesn't work
execute order 66 on silicon valley. the whole point of digital entities is that they can be copied and pasted easily and infinitely without any kind of interference. But more and more web developers, in defense of "intellectual property" specifically and "private property" more generally are trying to reverse the economic development of computing to more closely resemble the era of print, when, if you wanted some text, you had to copy it by hand, or type it out on a typewriter, or God forbid, buy the damn book, or drive to the library.

How much more are they going to encroach on us with this parasitic, rent-seeking bullshit? Will they start manufacturing keyboards without a printscreen button? Are they going to start charging you for each character you type? Are they going to stop letting you copy text that's in your web browser? Will they equip every OS with a keylogger to make sure you aren't violating copyright law when you ctrl+c and ctrl+v? Are they going to start wrapping every single fucking thing that used to be easy to rightclick->copy in seven layers of javascript nonsense so that you can no longer access it?

And increasingly every web application's bloated and unoptimized front end is written to pander to mouth breathing phone and tablet users who never knew you could do this stuff in the first place. Soon you won't even be able to right click stuff at all, because that's obscure. That's a privilege only developers should have. End users are too stupid everything should be done through left click only.

We're building a web app for an engineering firm at my job and our client asked us to remove all keyboard shortcuts because they're too confusing for users.

The kind Vladimir Ilyich would have shot everyone here.
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>>22674
this will work until they turn everything into a blob link. just the other day this was working for me and now it's a blob link.

>>22758
Can't you download blobs?

>>22759
No. you can't.

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>>22759
The blobs are by definition already on your computer.



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BOSTON (AP) — Online retailer eBay is criminally charged and will pay $3M over employees who sent couple live spiders and cockroaches. eBay Inc., will pay a $3 million fine to resolve criminal charges over a harassment campaign waged by employees who sent live spiders, cockroaches and other disturbing items to the home of a Massachusetts couple, according to court papers.
https://apnews.com/article/9ac2c35bcd4c87af181382c71d992343
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>>23039
That is absolutely crazy, glad justice was sort of done at least

> employees
I thought it was the rank and file but reading the article it seems it was actually executives? How embarrassing.

>>23049
>EVERYONE IN MY COMPANY IS AN EMPLOYEE!!
A convenient excuse to make layoffs while keeping executives in place.

I'd be scared shitless if a massive corporation decided to fuck with me tbh.

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lmao



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>host server
>train shitty language algorithm on /pol/
>algorithmically generate fedposts
>plaster it with the lowest tier of fetish porn ads and cryptojacking
>monetize the police

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>algorithmically generate fedposts

>>22940
>making profit out of /pol/'s idiocy
Bourgeoisie, I kneel.

>>22940
>algorithmically generate fedposts
this doesn't even need generative AI to know about
Whenever you point it out to a /pol/tard they'll just call you a troon/transhumanist and spam wojak folders



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Tachiyomi and all of its forks have stopped development due to Kakao. Manhwas killed the manga star. This thread could be used for finding alternatives.

>>23022
Imagine paying for manga or comics, you pay $20 for something that will take like an hour to read??

aren't manga readers basically zip/pdf readers? did it have a function to download content from third parties or something?

>>23022
>"legitimate" open-source development
Translation: "Open-source development that we approve of."

Was it scraping the images from their site? Or what was the issue?



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This could've easily been a shortcut but they had to add a whole fucking separate key because marketing, baby.
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>>22960
i have the unicomp version
it's very satisfying to type on, but heavy and can't play games with it

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they're really trying to force the AI meme, huh?

>>22964
all that investment needs some kind of return. you need AI even though you don't want it.

>>22958
Fuck Windows 11. All my homies hate Windows 11.

Still no leap keys like the Canon Cat had :/



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>it's been exactly one (1) year since ChatGPT and most "generative AI" products/software were released
Has it lived up to the hype or is it still too early to tell?
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>>22740
Oh! Glad we're in agreement, comrade.

Why isn't there anything on the board on the hype around local models since the beginning of this month? The hardware requirements and costs of running a local model have plummeted. It feels like a paradigm shift. Mixtral is very interesting.

Anybody experimenting with those transformer things? Can you do this:

1. Compute (outside the AI program) long number X made of repeating digit minus some long number Y without consecutive repeats to make long number Z with very few repeating consecutive digits or none.

2. Ask the AI what Z plus Y makes.

>>22950
Too many of my words are slanted in the above because of alcohol.

>>22740
>in practice whatever ends up getting adoption is whatever makes it easier to extract short-term profits
"So we've made this new model of our phone. Yes, we've cut out many features but LOOK AT THIS, IT FOLDS!! IT FUCKING FOLDS!! AND IT'S AS THIN AS PAPER!! WHY AREN'T YOU EXCITED, GET EXCITED, YOU ASSHOLES!!!"



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restrictions for thee but not for me
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>>22977
true leftists are only in favor of copyleft and public domain

>>22977
class struggle.
copyright for proles/artisans=good
copyright for capitalists=bad
to say otherwise would be like one of those people who says burgling some wageslave's house is leftist praxis because property should be abolished

>>22977
the hbomberguy video probably

>>22977
I'm pro-OpenAI-getting-fucked.

>>22979
>copyright for proles/artisans=good
1. Artisans are capitalists.
2. Proletarians cannot own private intellectual property. If they do, then they become bourgeoisie.
>to say otherwise would be like one of those people who says burgling some wageslave's house is leftist praxis because property should be abolished
The proletariat's ultimate goal is to abolish private property, ie., capital.



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