>>18706 Couldn't say for certain, but I'd recommend whenever you even think you might have been compromised in some way to just do a fresh install of your operating system and change your passwords. Even if you aren't hacked or compromised, it's better to be safe than sorry. I'd guess what they were really doing is just using your network as a node for their residential IP VPN that they use to spam sites. But even that in itself is extremely sketchy and opens you up to attacks. When in doubt, fresh install and cycle in some new passwords for your main accounts. It's a practice anyone should be comfortable with doing every once in awhile.

>>18714 Asked some CS people, chance it could mine crypto but chance it could install RAT on network or make a botnet

>>18741 That would be the conjunction I used, yes.

>>4 Greetings /t/ I have a small doubt i've seen people recommend for a gaming setup a ryzen 9800 instead of the 9900? the price difference isn't that high, so is it due to the energy consumption?

>>18798 totl/impressions anon here. there MAY be a ta-32 demo near me. i'll audition it on your behalf

>>18801 Like at some event? Do you have IEMs of different sensitivity using a balanced connection to test on low gain perhaps?

>>18798 very niche question so i'm not surprised you got no reply rectification with tubes i've only heard in guitar amp topics, not really for sound reproduction iirc it's mostly for compression and maybe additional distortion products, i haven't seen seen anything about reducing noise >>18799 get something with anime packaging (tanchjim, truthear, moondrop) or ball out and get custom epz faceplates >>18801 he's totlzo, he lives in singapoo near the hangout (crinacle's demo store) pretty reliable in terms of getting impressions of niche products so he can certainly help out, and the hangout has a ton of iems

Still hanging onto my 3060 12GB. Maybe I'll get a non-XT 9070 once I get a fucking job

Suddenly everyone is building a new PC during this shortage. Makes no sense.

So I installed a Dell PERC H830 raid card in my poweredge 730 server today and now it doesn't get internet through the wired connection? did I fuck something up? it's on the same riser as the NIC but the manual said this card was compatible and only one riser was the half size ones What did I do and how do I fix it?

I use my grandpa's method for managing website passwords, come up with a base password, then add the first or last three letters of the website to the end of the password. And then capitalize the first letter if you need to.

>>18779 Sounds llike a wiser approach to tackle the password management question without using data grabbing services

>>18779 Tell us ur Google password then

>>15395 Textbook "My race and culture are NGMI" rhetoric.

>>18677 Just because it's a volunteer work environment does not mean basic rules of professionalism do not apply. People have the right to decide who they are going to work with, and if they want to do so with a covenant that says "don't be a hateful prick or we won't accept your patches", then that's their prerogative. Why would you want to work with someone who hates your guts?

>>18785 >Just because it's a volunteer work environment does not mean basic rules of professionalism do not apply. They apply during interaction with others. They don't apply as far as what goes on outside of work. You don't have the right to cancel someone because you don't like them. Stop bringing your (relatively sick) corporate or academic culture into what should be the anonymous internet. > People have the right to decide who they are going to work with, and if they want to do so with a covenant that says "don't be a hateful prick or we won't accept your patches", then that's their prerogative. That's fine, they can have their silly rules in their own projects, instead CoCs were pushed by activists that didn't even contribute to those projects, it was simply a power play and you have no idea how much I hate their type for doing this. It was intended to push out the original internet nerds out of their lairs. Fuck them for this. > Why would you want to work with someone who hates your guts? I have and will work with people that hate me, I don't give a fuck, I could hate them back just as well, but my opinion of them is irrelevant as well, and so is their opinion of me. I work with someone because we have shared goals, such as achieving something in particular, like improving or making a piece of software. Engineering work isn't about making a community where you can circlejerk or talk about your feelings, it's about getting work done - you cooperate with others to achieve something faster than you would have done yourself, or that would be impossible to do purely as an individual. You aren't doing it for the money, you are doing it because you care about one single fucking thing - the software (or whatever other project) itself. Software development is an ends to some means if you're serious about it, not some grand quest. I don't have to give 0 fucks about the personal doings of my collaborators, except in cases where if they disappeared something bad would happen to the project (for example they were crucial to it), what they do, or believe or act outside of that is none of my business and they better not make it either! Mostly though, I've seen enough people that realize the danger of CoC's and often don't include it, or when they do, include even a joke one just to fuck with those that would push such things. Mostly corporate or large projects managed by some non-profits often end up having CoCs pushed on everyone for the usual corporate reasons though.

0.40.0 shinchiro build when

>>18603 Very nice. Do you know of any scripts that can encode videos to a specific size? I've tried a few over the years but they all sucked.

>>18763 https://arch.b4k.dev/vg/thread/519080393/#q519822634 https://arch.b4k.dev/vg/search/text/https%3A%2F%2Fgitlab.com%2Ffeed_and_seed%2Fwebm_script

>>18434 >The main issue with a date example is that it still wouldn't give me a list with options The idea was ((c-mode _) (("cc" file "-o /tmp/test") ("cc" file "-Drelease -o build"))) represented a case with two options (which would be expanded by the compile-options macro if you wanted me to continue writing it) >But I really don't understand how that works, I wouldn't ever come up with that by myself It's unusually written by deepseek for sure, I would rewrite the command selection part like: (defvar compile-presets '((c-mode ("Release" . "make release") ("Debug" . "make debug")) (python-mode ("Release" . (format "python -u %s" (buffer-file-name))) ("Debug" . (format "python -m %s" (read-string "Module: ")))))) (pcase (alist-get major-mode compile-presets) ((and (pred consp) list)

>>18443 Small revision: if you don't mind adding another function (of binding it locally with flet) this seems clearer: (defun assoc-read (list) (assoc (completing-read "> " (mapcar #'car list) nil t) list)) (pcase (alist-get major-mode compile-presets) ((and (pred consp) (app assoc-read `(,select . ,command))) command) (_ (user-error "No compile presets for %s" major-mode))) 'select' and 'command' are bound to the results of choosing from the alist, there's possibly a nicer way of writing assoc-read tho

If you were making a Lisp for serious use, what would you include? How would the base language be styled? Would you follow along with existing Lisps? Are there any nit-picks you have with the style of existing Lisps? Scheme uses a minimal but sufficient language as its base. Common Lisp does the opposite, and includes a fairly complete standard library. Clojure has a very particular standard library, advertises its sophisticated implementations of immutable data structures as its primary draw, but also includes many macros to yield its particular style. While I've always liked the Scheme approach, I often see Clojure devs boasting about how beautiful their language is. I feel I'm missing something there, since it's never looked as appealing to me. I'm looking to bike-shed a language I've been working on and particularly its macros sometime in the near future, and I wanted some general thoughts.

>invidious >freetube >youtube-local use something that's not a web browser and breaks less often https://chino-chan.gitlab.io/programs.html#s2

>>18769 Shut the fuck up datamining tranny

>>18769 >ackatube >closed source yeah nah

>>17771 Not sure if I should ask here or the consumer advice thread. I've been torn about getting a new smartphone. My current one is a Xiaomi A2 I bought 7 or so years ago, it's serviceable, but it's showing signs of an imminent demise. I've wanted to get a higher end phone with a good camera so I could record myself painting minis and building yugioh decks. From a software perspective, can't be Chinese (apps cant be uninstalled, hyper OS has ads...) as I'll be scanning all my medical documents onto it as PDFs for easy sharing with doctors that always bother me that I don't bring a binder full of paper to them. I also want to play master duel on it. I really wanted an S24 Ultra, but can't find one at a decent price, S25 Ultra feels pointless and due to insane VAT these phones are very pricey. Don't want to risk a Tensor/Exynos chip either. Considered the S25 or S25+ as well, but unsure if I even want to spend that much. The S25+ is 1 224€ or 1100€ with a cashback offer. Could get a used S24Ultra for 910€, but would prefer something new with more than a years warranty at these prices. Maybe I'm missing some other obvious choices, but as of now Samsung feels like my only Android option. The S25 non-plus I'm worried about the battery and heating. It's also around 900€ new for the 256GB version with a discount. Have considered an iphone, but I need my tachiyomi and the like. I initially considered an ipad A16, but I went to the store and it seemed pretty meh and small next to the air and also non-laminated screen was kinda bad. (Maybe that was just a vibes thing next to the Air.)

>>18430 13 mini is an excellent phone. I really hope they come back to the minis every one in awhile.

>>18118 >subscription based. nope

I've been self-hosting ejabberd for a few years now, mostly as a private chat setup among a group of volunteers and friends. We all use the Conversations app on Android, and it's been super reliable for day-to-day stuff. But last summer, things got real. We had a series of wildfires tear through our area, and I volunteer with the local fire department. Cell service was spotty at best, and commercial messaging apps were choking with delays or outright failing. Thankfully, I had already set up a few meshnet nodes across the valley using Yggdrasil, and I’d routed our XMPP instance through them just as a kind of “just in case” experiment. Well… that experiment paid off. We were able to keep in touch across multiple teams, even deep in the forest where normal connectivity was a joke. Conversations handled everything smoothly—offline message queuing, fast reconnects, and the battery usage wasn’t bad either. Even file transfers and location pings worked when we needed them. Messages went through when nothing else did. The crazy part? We didn’t have to change anything. No new apps. No reconfiguring servers. Just a resilient protocol doing what it was built to do, over an ad-hoc network that would’ve made 90s sysadmins weep. If anyone's ever wondered if XMPP is “too old” or “not modern enough,” I can assure you—when things fall apart, it’s exactly what you want in your toolkit. Stay safe out there. —M

antonizoon hates xmpp

>>18665 is "Notify when (You) (!)" working? i feel it was last night before i updated (which i did manually after waking up, since I didn't realize at first that the install button on the link becomes an update button). on firefox it showed the "(!)" in the tab when i got a (You) last night, but i feel it didn't just now

code to add #bottom to Thread Watcher URLs so that they go to the bottom of threads automatically

>>18782 >#bottom #footer, rather

Install the Tor Browser, then go to a website, tor.taxi is one of them, where you can find onion links. You have accessed the dark web, enjoy.

Get tor. Then find a tor search engine. Tordex is one. Be safe anon

>Put on Hacker shades >Play Blade Runner soundtrack >Install TOR >It's just 90s internet

>>18715 so much bloat but thanks

>>6580 I want to like it so bad, but i'm a poorfag with no gpu passthrough capabilities, so it sucks.

>>18157 Does it runs sus pirated games well?

>>18668 it works fine for me, but my downloader for it is heavily customized. I have no idea what the Cuddlebear one looks like, or if it's even been updated since I last used it. my guess is that your downloader is using an old api url

>>18685 The one in the repository only works partially for some posts. >>18672 I'll post the components later once I'm happy with having ironed out various use cases.

>>18672 >>18690 ok idk how to get the gallery URL class/parser to produce the next "page" outside a gallery downloader page (the docs talk about "automatic next gallery page rules" but I can't find this anywhere), so I'm not sure if the components for parsing user pages will actually work as fully intended. anyway, should parse posts just fine. feel free to share any post URLs that don't parse as expected Kemono's API is quite accessible if you want to dabble in creating your own components, by the way. (on the by, these are in fact based on the outdated components found in the github repository)