>>107977619 (OP)
not easily, you can get sdr like adalm pluto and run your own micro bst/network.
I have that exact 130, 2g network works here but phone is not really usable. It'll register to network, you can make a call but it'll lose network from time to time, probably compatibility issue with modern network stack.

>>107977655
>>107977646
>>107977671
cant i like put the parts of a new dumbphone inside of it then?

>>107977698
If you're a real tech wiz, I'd say it might be possible, but I don't know enough about that kind of thing to say yes or no definitively. I do at least know that people managed to fuck with the insides of the Nexus 4 and enable 4G on it, despite being a 3G device, but it did have some parts in it already that were partway there.

I'd be willing to bet there's a super autist on here that could point you in the right direction though or maybe someone else on YouTube that has done it.

>>107977698
No, if you have to ask, you can't.
If you were someone who can, you would already be making a video of it for 5 million views on youtube.

>>107977655
>If it's 2G, move to Europe
Not Sweden. We have shut down all 2G and 3G networks.

>>107974058
It's a eIC smart card.

AI in France is called IA

>>107972989
Fake. He didn't thank me for my attention on this matter.

Does anyone have the one with Bjarne visibly disgusted by the tranny?

>>107956577
If IPS cat looks like that I wonder what the TN cat equivalent would be

i have a zen2 cpu, 10 just works, uses less ram and cpu idle, has less bloat, less jeeted
granted, i run it in a vm under linux with gpu passthrough, so idgaf really which version of windows is installed, but 11 is pretty bad

>>107977317
The last remaining starchad

>>107977294
some were born that way anon how can you blame them for struggling with their base impulses
the self flagellant ones used to try to cope with celibacy in religion but we see how that turned out

loli saves kids

>>107955099
>not nopan
Not easy access.

>>107963740
>Linux communities are apparently entirely made up of nazi chuds while also being entirely made up of woke trannies.
erm… yes?
Linux attracts the mentally ill and extremists on both ends, so of course that is what you find.
People in the middle use Windows and MacOS.

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>>107977313
the whole yaml set? sure, what the hell.
https://github.com/illuminatianon/lumi-wildcards
wildcards themselves should be straight forward, the rest of the shit... well it is what it is.

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>>107977421
>job
>revelations
needs some ezql
>kjv
the whole thing works lol

>>107975141
Good. They deserve it. Total enterprise death.

>>107975251
Disabling this shit is a quick GP change tho

>>107975277
>quick GP change tho
company laptop anon

>>107975297
And they would be the ones to make that change on the AD side.
The fact they haven't is either complete and utter incompetence or they unironiclly want to use it.
First can be fixed by helpdesk possibly
For the latter, you're being paid to play the song and dance.

>>107974238
The keys sometimes require a specific version installed, so they might not work for you. Just use the scripts to activate it and stop funding terrorism.

>>107977328 (OP)
The traditional critique of "screen addiction" is built on a flawed premise: that a human being can exist in a state of pure, self-sustained autonomy. By framing smartphone use as a failure of discipline, we ignore the biological mandate of the brain. The human mind is an open system; it requires constant stimulation to maintain its structural integrity. Without input, consciousness does not find "freedom", it collapses into aggression, stagnation, or existential dread.
In this light, our reliance on digital interfaces and AI is not a sign of weakness, but a rational adaptation to a world that often fails to provide meaningful analog stimulation. We are not "addicts" in the clinical sense; we are operators of our own neurochemistry, using external tools as cognitive prostheses to stabilize our internal state.
The goal, therefore, should not be the impossible feat of total independence from the "system." Instead, we must shift toward a strategy of functional optimization. If dependency is a fundamental condition of human existence, the only meaningful choice is to exchange high-cost, destructive dependencies for those that are manageable and sustainable. We must stop fighting our nature and start engineering our environment.

>>107977328 (OP)
gentoo

memes aside?
gentoo

but memes aside actually?

step one(nowadays no longer personal computer):
-any sufficiently autistic operating system where the only way to get popular software is to fucking compile it
that might include but not limited to:
>niche minimalist musl based distributions like tinycore or alpine or shit like that
>some random unix
>9front perhaps?
>BSD's (NOT macos, it is not a BSD it is an XD)

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>>107977598
thanks chatgpt, very insightful

>>107977652
he is still right and you know it.

>>107977328 (OP)
friction methods don't really work - you could reduce your computer to just a terminal with no gui and you'd simply install one wank and then uninstall it if you so decided
thats why site blockers don't work, you either look for a different site you havent blocked yet or temporarily unblock
at the same time friction does kind of work, it creates friction, you can then increase that
do everything in a virtual machine, have really strict router settings that block websites so you don't have to rely on a browser extention, have a really really long password to change any router settings, do your work in a vm that doesn't have a browser or a browser that can't do video playback, don't have a media player
things like that
thing is it's a dopamine problem essentially, you need to find a way to feel excited by things, anything on a computer is a particular flavour of boredom, and then when you're bored a computer is also a very convenient place to watch porn or play games
so use the computer less, set more elaborate hurdles in your place, do more exciting things off of the computer,

>>107977704 (OP)
i don't "humanize" ai generated texts. only midwits dismiss an argument, just because of its supreficial appearence.

>>107977727
>only midwits dismiss an argument
my professor is gonna dismiss my career

>>107977296
I changed to tealdeer on Debian 13.

>>107977323
Well I guess that's another fucked package then. It's probably not going to be patched on Debian since it isn't a security issue. The way tealdeer downloads everything (all languages) is a bit stupid too. Should've had the pages in the package itself and then update it manually if necessary.

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>>107977369
You can update them manually if you want

cd ~/.cache/tealdeer/tldr-pages
wget https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr/releases/latest/download/tldr.zip
unzip tldr.zip
rm tldr.zip

I tested this and it works, you could probably write a bash script to automate this then alias it to "tldr-update" or whatever, that's what i will do.

>>107977404
Yeah I've downloaded the new archive. Was going to transfer it from one system to another fresh install system.

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Anons, so I found out today that basically smart tv’s unironically listen to us, geofencing, and don’t even get me started on the flock camera system thing.
This got me thinking- with something like Linux, can the government still access your information, see what’s going on on your screen etc? I mean surely Mint for example has some sort of backdoor, right? Is there any way around this or do we unironically just have to deal with it?

arch users are trash

>>107969839
First rule of Jewry: women need to be shielded from the consequences of their actions.

>>107973091
>caring about model censorship is mid-wittery.
Until it says something that makes you mad, at which point censorship is paramount.

>>107970904
he looks exactly the way I think I'll look in 30 years. It is uncanny.

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>>107969721
Pretty sure Elon tried to use the Uber model of offering competitive services but at a massive cost to themselves, except it apparently didn't replace the competitors so now the services are not practically free and are heavily throttled because the charade was too expensive
>.tldr: Uber replaced taxis by offering super cheap service until taxis were defunct, and then raised their prices 300%
>Elon tried to replace ChatGPT by giving it to everyone for free, except it didn't work, so now you basically have to pay to use it

webm unrelated

>>107969615 (OP)
that piece of shit gives bad answers because of how racist it is. and that's coming from a racist

ok, i keked

good job

gentoo

>>107977485
gentoo isnt hard its just tiresome

>>107977460 (OP)
This is how I see Linux users whenever they shitpost in a Windows thread legit

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>>107977622 (OP)
>ISO Enter key
Disgusting. Bad Teto bad bad.

What consumer accessible GPU should I buy for running and training models (or is that folly, and I should just pay for compute on some cloud)? I can't afford a 5080 or above. I was looking at the 16GB AMD cards.

>>107977622 (OP)
utau? more like uwau

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>>107977647
mods came through last time, maybe they will again. It's a coin flip though. Just report all the copypasta spam.

>>107977218
>for it had no cost.
>F models are 20-30 dollars cheaper than regular models
Retard.
>inb4 Zen 4+
You are still paying for it retard

>>107977567
>leafbucks
lol that's not real fucking money

>>107977666
izzat
he lost and embarrassed himself so now he has to double down to save face
>>107977674
i don't really care honestly but it's fun to watch

Is it worth getting a 5080 OC to upgrade over a 9070xt? If I sell my GPU, it'll be like paying for a second 9070xt.

>>107977414
isnt the downside with passive that the drivers arent individually powered by separate amplifiers and that somehow makes them sound worse than the powered speakers that do

>>107977441
Not a real downside. The best possible active config(DSP crossover + biamp) can still be beaten by biamped passive speakers. Most active speakers aren't that good, many don't even have two amps.

18" full range open baffle chink speakers. I'd only recommend them if you want everything to sound like it is being played by giants

>>107977528
aren't most passive options far field though. i think most people are talking about desktop speakers

JPW Mini Monitors
yes

>>107972545
>new connection request
>location: India
>500+ connections
>Position: Sales at Scamjeet Tech Training

I get these requests weekly and they're always selling AI slop "courses"

>>107975336
Its nice until you get a faggot new CTO and CEO who decide to fuck with a beautiful thing and install AI powered spyware on the company laptops. Micromanagement assholes.

>>107977267
based desu

>>107977430
I don't think that's legal in my country

>>107977267
Luckily you use Git and can just revert...