Other than a factory reset and a reflash of the os on an android(11 for example), What can i do to make it safe from previous compromises by evil maid (unlocked screen), considering i am not using any previous accounts/data ?

>>11850 >the official stated limits are usually false, for example I had a 128GB MicroSD in a phone with a supposed limit of 32GB. The manufacturer just didnt feel like validating and guaranteeing anything larger. True for smartphones and many other devices. NOT true for many security/dash cameras, too large of a card will actually result in corrupt/lost video.

Is 16gb of VRAM enough to run local LLM's for 3d model generation and maybe 2d animation generation? I am going to buy an nvidia card, probably a 16gb one. I have 64gb of regular ram.

>>17016 > I've also always had an issue with images where characters are referenced but not present, and I still can't think of an elegant way to represent that, as I find it unideal to search a tag and get results that do not actually contain the characters searched, but also unideal to not include clear references to, and discussion of, that character. MMMMMMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmmm..... This is a very very good point actually, yes. What DOES one do? I have a system but no pretentions that it is an objectively best practice. >[series:Girls' Frontline], [character:Colphne] [character:9A-91] [character cosplaying character] Given that it is so very rare I just eat the weirdness you pointed out that I acknowledge is a part of it and when I do search the character and they aren't there but are being cosplayed I just see it in the thumbnail. I've never had an "elon musk: I'm a cat girl! *posts kagerou imaizumi*" moment but I could see how it would be embarassing lol. So for that I COULD see how A coloured namespace could be a warning you're about to drag over an image that isn't actually character X at all even if overall I don't find clothing:/outfit:/hairstyle: to warrant itself as one. It doesn't come up often but it IS tricky, isn't it? Every immediate solution has something funky about it. Maybe a [meta:character not present]? That yellow IS very vivid... What even are the alternatives? [character:Character(Other Character)] the same way you might do >[character:Belfast(Azur Lane)], [character:Belfast(Shopping with the Head Maid)] but >[character:Colphne], [character:Colphne(9A-91)], [alternate costume], [character cosplaying character] for an image where it's her and her in an alternate costume? Maybe... The problem there is you'll basically never reuse these tags(much), searching them is funkier and there would be no good sibling for them since they're basically ad hoc and setting up parents would be a bit tedious for something you'll use one to three times. But since it's rare enough, is that even a problem? I'unno.

>>17016 >I've also always had an issue with images where characters are referenced but not present, and I still can't think of an elegant way to represent that, as I find it unideal to search a tag and get results that do not actually contain the characters searched, but also unideal to not include clear references to, and discussion of, that character. Another anon here. Personally, I don't think this is an issue at all. I think if the character is referenced or implied to be present it's fine to tag it, because they're on-topic for what you're searching. Take "tag what you see" too literally and you end up making it hard to find pictures that are tangentially related to the topic you're interested in. These pictures that you might have been interested in may end up never appearing in your searches if you're too strict with your tagging. And that's a bad thing because tags aren't just for searching for a particular image, they're also for browsing. If you're searching for one image in particular, including just one or two more tags will quickly remove the chaff and narrow down the search, so there's no problem there. But when you're browsing for images of a character just to see what you have, why wouldn't you want to see all the pictures that are about them?

>>17018 Another thought that I wanted to add on to this. The images you have in hydrus are presumably ones you've already curated and decided were worth downloading. You aren't going to see images that you don't like in hydrus, because you would delete them or just not download them in the first place. So there's no need to be hemming and hawing about whether a specific tag really truly should go on this image or not - you like this image, so the you in the future who's searching for this tag probably wouldn't mind seeing it again. I guess this doesn't apply if you're committing to the PTR, though.

>>16568 >open notepad >write "start" 10 times >copy/paste LOTS of times >save file as [fake name].bat >open properties and give it a fake icon too >hilarity ensues This batch file just opens the command prompt window for as many times as you copy/paste "start" until the PC crashes. For maximum effect give it a misleading name and disguise it as another program. I did this in the highschool computer lab, replacing Internet Explorer with an identical looking .bat bomb

>>17003 I just tried this on my pc, it still works without needing to run as admin. Modern computers can open cmd a lot of times, so make sure to copy/paste for like 5 minutes and NO TYPOS or it will stop the program prematurely. Have fun.

>bat Max you can get is make his computer crash with a forkbomb

>>17005 Kewl

yeah you could, but alot of the time buying pre-built devices would be cheaper if you dont already have a majority of the components you could build a proxmark for example, and its a really fun project, but its costly to build vs buy

You'll be lucky if your cloned keyfob can unlock the doors a single time. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rolling_code

>>16662 > goes into your inner ear and makes them able to speak to you through some kind of device It also seems to make them able to listen from your ears too.

>>16499 I think the worst part would be the bodies reaction to it, electromagnetic waves are already known to cause depression, but what makes sense is the body responding to this with brain inflammation in an attempt to heal from the "injury"

>>16662 What else do you know about it?

>>16904 You absolute fucking fool. Neither piece of software has been deprecated. They are actively been worked on, and while Invidious is mostly nonfunctional at the moment, FreeTube still works. Worthless retarded nigger, I fucking swear.

>>16907 Deprecated meaning there is superior software now available, and continued use of FreeTube/Invidious is not recommended. Look up the definitions of the word. It doesn't matter if Invidious still has maintainers or if FreeTube still works. yt-dlp is objectively superior and there is no valid use case to use the shittier options. Windows Media Player is still updated and "works," nevertheless, it is deprecated by mpv/MPC/et al.

>>16907 uTorrent is maintained and "works," do you shill for that software too?

>>16396 Update to this: >For our video uploaders, your accounts and videos will be transferred to FC2 Video service ( https://video.fc2.com/ ) for continued storage. >If you do not agree to this transfer, please complete the rejection procedure by November 10, 2024, UTC, using the link below: https://www.veoh.com/reject-video-transfer >The transfer is scheduled for completion by December 2024, and we will notify you via our website: https://www.veoh.com/

>>16375 Another update to this. If you want to keep using the "latest" version of yt-dlp for Windows 7: https://github.com/nicolaasjan/yt-dlp/releases You have to install this version of Python 3.9: https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-390rc1/

>>16396 >>16467 Just a follow-up on this, FC2 does now have all the videos that were formerly hosted on Veoh. So everything that you used to find on there can now be found on FC2.

>>16859 hooray, the zionists defeated the marxists.

>>5779 >Look at the Pureism laptops that have Coreboot already installed and ME stripped out Convince me Purism isnt a honeypot and they dont let the NSA bug your laptop

>>6059 No mater where you turn, (((they))) are always in the way.

>>12088 >What could cause this and how do I solve it? Some of the math is probably blowing up. Debug it to see where the problem is and inspect the values, or if you don't know how that then add logs to the same extent.

>try to learn Qt for a project >still shaky on C++, but I can make do >try to figure out how to properly exit the main loop >qt example just does QCoreApplication::quit() in some unrelated class >wut >read through documentation again >public slot: void QCoreAppliction::quit() blah blah blah and a few tips to make sure it works >no mention of why you can access it from somewhere else without even referring to the object >wonder if this is some Qt specific bullshittery >fruitlessly try to research the issue >check the implementation of quit >nope, it's just a three line call to exit() >keep researching, still nothing >decide to check the header file >public slots: static void quit() <DSP_woooow.webm >later realize the documentation does include the static part, as a small, hard to notice comment on the side

>>9 Gentooman is kill, but you can download the torrent/mag link on IA.

>>16812 >As the M line was originally designed in Occupied Palestine Nothing good comes from there.

>>16819 >Nothing good comes from >Occupied Palestine edgy

>>16716 I think both of you make pretty good points, newfags are fine, the problem is when it is artificial, none of us can legitimately look back at halfchan and say that what happened was organic, when it reaches the point of say, 2016 or 2012 /pol/ and /b/, the bannings are necessary, whereas if you look at all the bitching and moaning by oldfags before then, they were just annoyed that not everyone cared about desu dolls or duckrolling Also a good litmus test for whether any chan is good is whether it allows raids, any chan that does not allow raids is fake and gay by virtue of the fact and should be ignored completely

If you want to filter newfags just host it on i2p and ban any clearnet proxies.

A site/board culture hostile to tourists/non-integrators. I recall people being told to "lurk more" on /b/ even as recent as 2012 when I started visititg 4chan. Due to that I spent years just lurking threads and absorbing the culture.

>>12945 what would you advise? onionshare? >>13041 no u

>>12449 I'm not OP but a few months ago I downloaded the archive shortly before Anonfiles closed, so I took the opportunity to reupload it at https://big.fileditchstuff.me/b26/TzdHRVXSuBkyWatctuzR.zip (if someone can re-upload it in other places so it doesn't get lost, I'd appreciate it). Unfortunately I have not been able to obtain the password since the programs I was trying do not work with it because the archive was created with a special compression method used by Windows Explorer (or some shit like that).

>>12449 >Attacking corporate faggots for doing corporate faggot shit at our expense with the willingness of the government Based >Soapboxing chuuni shit about how you don't fuck around Cringe You have reached equilibrium with your post, you're a faggot but you did something cool, thank you