/tech/ - Technology

make it square and let it be plugged in 4 different ways that all work the same

>>28974
hexagon is bestagon

Triangle plug

If you're that worried just use Tor at this point.

just pay for mullvad or if you care enough use tor lol

I think I will just use X-VPN. I trust the chinese glowies more, than these "non-profit" VPNs on Fdroid.

calyx vpn is nice, it's hosted by a non-profit
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calyx_Institute#Funding

>>29049
But it is funded by George Soros

>>28915
I tried with several different browsers and all of them show the same error

The same error happens in fivem too and other platforms that are not even browsers

Only way to download stuff constantly without failing is using vpn

In the cellphone it works fine tho

>>28919
No, it's fine on my phone. Only in the desktop this shit happens

I thought it could be something related to my network adapter but if that was the case wouldn't downloads fail with vpn too???

>>28881
Could anyone help me?

>>28881
Could be windows+chrome+isp security overlapping and fucking each other, detecting each other as threats.

>>28922
Maybe try booting with an ubuntu live usb to discard any hardware related issues, if they don't fail under ubuntu, your windows installed is being fucked by some malware

>>28982
This ninininininyugha thinks grug was being ironic?

>>28988
Probably some bourgeosie women want to fuck ancient legendary direwolfs and wanted to turn that into reality

moron thread
the cherry on top being the random gore video

>>28977
Will this end with cyborgs?
It likely won't but a man can dream

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Don't care, when I concern myself with security, I get convenience freeing myself from shit I didn't realize was inconveniencing me prior.

Sort of but it is good actually to keep doing wrong priority security research because it keeps microsoft employees like him awake at night

The attempting to frustrate glowuyghurs is fun in and of itself

the Mossad aren't fucking gods. If you think the glowies are Actual Gods, why do 50% of murders still go unsolved? Why didn't they find Bin Laden within a month after 9/11? Why are there still unknown suspects on the FBI's website? Seriously, why did October 7th happen? Are these failures all intentional choices by an omniscient enemy? Why? This is such a stupid and incurious way to understand state capacity for surveillance and what it means to have a state as your threat model. The NSA has truly awesome data collection capabilities, yes. But actually sorting through that data to find actionable intelligence is insanely hard.
>but they have AI to sort for them!
Go ahead. Turn on the AI analysis to identify every person who has ever expressed something conceivably threatening. Holy shit, it's *millions of alerts* again. Most of these will amount to nothing. There is a galaxy of difference between being a known high-priority target of the Mossad and the Mossad identifying you personally as a target before you've done anything. Even then, they only managed to stumble on Sinwar by accident. Let's say it's an in between scenario, and you're on a couple of elevated lists because you tripped a filter or went to a couple of infiltrated meetings. That still leaves their resources for intensive human led surveillance spread incredibly thin. Anyone suggesting that the feds are omnipotent gods is extremely psyopped, even with all their toys.

>>28930
I liked this game that even though everyone forgot about it.

>>28542
This ignores the avenues were it's completely impossible for them to adapt though, like the off-canvas vanishing point problem.

>>27267
>>27268
>you will do worse on the task when you do it for yourself relative to people who trained by doing it themselves.
the task also includes thinking too. How is automating away parts of your thinking not going to damage your brain

>>28715
gay

Apparently being critical of artificial intelligence is good for you.

Artists are going to pretend this is about AI art and not clearly text parsers.

>>28838
Not sure exactly what you are asking, but the ability to create ephemeral shells is something I use more or less daily. Here is a blog post that might make the concept clearer: https://www.futurile.net/2023/04/29/guix-shell-virtual-environments-containers/

You can install both guix and nix on other distros, so you can play around with this without distrohopping.

>>28840
Yeah, i don't really need something like this. The only place where i would use reproducable builds would be a minimal server setup and i'd rather just write a couple shell scripts for that.

>>28841
Ephemeral shells I use not so much for reproducibility as for convenience, similarly to how you use python virtualenvs to avoid cluttering your profile with python packages. Whether this makes any difference to you depends on the types of tasks you do.

>>28842
>Whether this makes any difference to you depends on the types of tasks you do.
It doesn't really. The environments of my desktop is polluted by things from under /usr/local and orphan files from multiple releases back and i don't see anything wrong with this. For the chroots and servers i work with it's either similar or control is tight enough that rolling my own is the most attractive of all options. Sorry, but i don't want guix to compile the jungle on my banana server.

Emacs is your best bet then

>>25869
Nah I just think they're neat looking. Reminds me of the cover art for Knife Man - AJJ.

The sound doohicky

Dougong Chinese brackets. No nails, just gravity. Flexible. Often seen in temples.

>>24575
3000 is an insane amount lol. I recently upgraded and the most difficult thing to choose was the mobo actually. Huge differences in price and hard to discern for what reason.

Why don't you consult reddit?

I guess first choice to make would be if you are gonna go with Amd or intel and amd or nvidia. Thrn when you figure that out just get whatever the newest flagship is. Then pick mobo that works for the chipset. Whatever the best ssd is for your main drive. Ram highest clock speed. Probably want to go ddr5 but I hear there isn't much of an advantage currently. That's about it. Case doesn't matter just get one you think looks kewl.

>>24576
>look it up
>top of the line geforce costs 1800 now
Damn. Well splurge on the graphics card more than the proccessor for gaming. Gaming doesn't need a super cpu. Also splurge on the ssd if you want better loading times.

if you want an internal blu ray drive, then you need a compatible SATA connector on the motherboard and a properly sized optical drive bay (5.25", half height) on the case, i think
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SATA_Express#CONNECTORS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drive_bay#Form_factors

>>24575
What'd you end up doing OP?
I'm thinking about pairing a 98003XD with a 9070 XT

>>28852
Get a used Nvidia GPU instead of AMD. Framegen and Raytracing run like shit, but they're the way gaming is headed sadly.