>>82665066
>and there are alternatives so
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Holy shit. I knew ancaps love turning a blind eye to trusts and monopolies, but I didn't think they'd stoop to the "there are alternatives" argument about the literal wealthiest corporation in the fucking world.
Every smartphone that's not an iPhone is an Android. That's common knowledge. One alternative does not qualify as "alternatives." Frankly neither would two or three.
Right to repair isn't enough regulation. We need much stronger antitrust laws. We need it to be illegal for any corporation to control more than 1% of the national market, or something similarly drastic.

>>82655404
>right to repair
Apple is going to do some extremely gay shit to make these repairs insanely hard, harder than what they get away with these days.

>>82661093
Meanwhile, a laser printer from turn of the century is still going.

>>82662334
what the fuck this is absolute bs. you can't sue me for me exercising my right as a private citizen to spend my own money to purchase a product from somebody

Macfags btfo.
>>82661093
Get printer with hackable firmware and get a Inkwell.

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>>82662062
sad, but true.

>>82662716
>(((journalists)))

>>82662044
whites can't lead

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>>82663023
absolute state

>>82662221
Chinese run their one companies. They're CEOs run Zoom, TikTok, Alibaba.

Sorry guys, I am tech retard could I ask for some assistance?

Unfortunately I am running the newest Windows 10 Home instead of Education as recommended. Is there still some way for me to debloat it...? If so, which link from the OP post is the right one for me? privacy.sexy this one?

>>82657561
>autorenew
Not him, but that's helpful since I'm almost at 6 months since I installed win 10 edu. Shouldn't it be added to the install guide?

>>82665824
fool around with this
https://defaultprogramseditor.com/

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>>82666603
its in the retards guide already

>>82667681
Oh nvm them, that's good to know
t. retarded

>>82667594
it is malicious. its a dns server that gets your geolocation and imei info.

they probably got information on me from a breach and are trying to get my geolocation.

you can do a similiar thing with metasploit and "thes33ker"

>>82665063
Now you can call 911 and it will be local not wherever the cell signal hits the landline system. Hopefully you're in Sacramento.

>>82667132
Wiping the device doesn't clear it? Are you using a custom rom?

>>82665063
okay i have the complete list of ips if anyone is interested.
not sure which one it is. but im pretty sure its the russian one.

>>82667903
I already cased the C&C server. IOCs aren't interesting here, I want to find the entry point. Can you get a network dump from the phone? Can you confirm a factory reset with no apps installed and no sign-in still reproduces the behavior? If it does this is a deeply embedded rootkit, you may have to burn the phone

>>82667314
AT&T does some gay shit with volte so that it only works on AT&T branded phones. Switch to T-Mobile.

>>82667343

https://www.xda-developers.com/t-mobile-att-require-volte-phone-calls-shut-down-3g/

t mobile has the same exact problem.

>>82667536
That article mentions exactly what I was talking about. The devices that don't work on T-Mobile are due to the manufacturers being retarded.

I'm pretty sure it's illegal, but they're getting away with it because they're technically only "sundowning" unlocked 3G phones that aren't already active.
So if you're already registered, they won't boot you until later this year, but new activations are fucked.
Presumably then they will have to unlock them for volte once they officially kill it.

>>82667715
I still don't understand this. Can I only use ATT phones on their network? I was planning on getting a Pixel to use graphene or lineageos on am I going to have to switch to tmobile or verizon?

>>82666856
>>82666856
>What do I use to compress images? Or do quick adjustments to them, say make them max 2,048 pixels on a side.

magick mogrify -adaptive-resize 2048x -format jpg -quality 80 input.png

Makes your image 2048 x whatever, retaining aspect ratio. For whatever x 2048, use

magick mogrify -adaptive-resize x2048 -format jpg -quality 80 input.png

>>82667636
so magick, ty, it's algorithms are superior to ffmpeg stuff?

>>82667639
No clue, it just works and is convenient (easy to script). I have noticed that at least for upscaling GIMP's LoHalo scaling is better, but scripting GIMP is notably more complicated.

>>82667482
Does it have to be a bipedal human?

>>82667771
It doesn't have to be a bipedal human. But you'd have to write the dialogs / movements for a non bipedal human yourself (wouldn't be hard, it's all JSON files, no coding involved). I wrote pretty vanilla stuff for the alpha, then I'll move to more niche things.

>>82658128
I'd rather use an ATtiny

i'd make better use of this wiping my ass mm yeah

>>82663234
cat

>456 bytes ROM
So... you have space to store 114 instructions and no data.

>>82658128
im autistic and was hoping this would be about cybernetics. was massively disappointed

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>>82666767
>binance account
:---DDDDD

>>82666969
Is this a level 5 troll or is this truly the state of anti-repair lobbying?

>>82667305
you're a dumbass if you actually think data (and even identities) aren't being stolen by shitty repair shops.

this has nothing to do with right to repair, but rather accountability and trust of the employees at the shops themselves. but you're low iq so i wouldn't expect that kind of thinking from you

>>82666969
lol

>>82667046
>>82667305
>>82667442
He's not wrong.

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>>82664208
Dilation stations at every company
Also microled displays

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>>82664955
Yes.

Collapse of the eco system and climate and projects to develop previously uninhabited areas in the northern and southern hemisphere.

Intel finally moving past 14nm

>>82664286
linux will definitely get more popular as more old people die

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>>82667755
I used to use https everywhere but firefox implemented its own version

>>82667755
What browser is this? That's a new style of extensions list to me.

>>82667781
deprecated, just like umatrix
>>82667807
they stop each other from working, dipshit

>>82667781
It's an old extension that gorhill said isn't needed anymore. Not sure why OP is still using it.

>>82667899
I have a very niche use case where some aspects are whitelisted in one extension and not the other, dipshit.

>>82667854
Steam deck more like steam dreck. This is just (((valve's))) latest attempt at making PC gaming even worse and turning into more of a console than they already have for over a decade.

>>82665886
>pic
Meds.

mental illness

>>82665793
yeah programs that wouldn't get a native linux version anyway not running properly on wine is a much better alternative. Why should I care if it's running on wine or natively assuming it runs without any issues?
>doesn't help anyone
Except anyone who wants to run software on linux. No company will bother with creating native ports for an OS with a relatively smaller userbase, which won't grow unless you can run certain software. The only difference this will make is that we'll have windows-only software that runs on wine instead of windows-only software that doesn't run on wine.

>>82666199
They are asians not meds

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>>82666038
Thanks. I really love their astolfo pics.

>>82667376
>It'll only take 10x longer
wrong, it's basically free for React:
https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/pages#pre-rendering

>>82667485
> Basically websites are designed in photoshop first these days.
no, Figma is more common

>>82659100
>things like seeing post replies under a post, seeing (You)s, and staying in a thread after posting in it,
It could already be done in PHP when 4chan was created iirc

>>82667546
Yes, but the sentiment of "websites are designed visuals first with no regard for code/usability/standards" applies enough that I figured the program wasn't worth correcting. If I actually got psd designs that would've been enough to drive me to look for another job.

All the Figma designs I've gotten have been made with some dogshit visual shortcut that just doesn't translate into web, like using opacity on text to blend colors instead of actually having any sort of palette.

>>82666806
Yep. I know that bloated websites that pop up a bunch of crap suck but that's not the technologies' fault. There is a huge demand for a website to be able to do more than display a document. I hate Google but I mean, stuff like Google Maps and Google Earth is pretty cool. The web is a sandboxed app delivery platform and runtime. The most successful one that has ever existed. And that is a good thing. We can still have documents as a subset of apps. And in any case, apps don't suck because of JS, they suck because corporations optimize for ads and developer velocity instead of for delivering an elegant, well-performing experience. JavaScript is actually pretty fast if it's written well. Not C fast, obviously, but pretty good for a dynamically typed language. The corporate web sucks, I guess, because corporations make more money developing slow shit fast and sticking a bunch of third party ads and analytics everywhere than developing fast shit slow and trying to be elegant and minimal.

I'm looking into PCI passthrough.
How exactly does allocation work?
Say I have an 8 core processor. Do I spit it down the cores down the middle, and allocate 4 cores to the host and 4 to the VM? Or can I allocate 8 cores to the host, and the VM and let them share?
Same question about memory.

>>82667798
It's not an init system issue. You're probably missing some X libraries by default in artix that manjaro includes by default

Okay I have a question that may sound silly.
I've never heard of PopOS before, but apparently it's sort of taking off in popularity. From what I can see, it appears to be a gnome flavored version of Mint made for prebuilts with a focus on customization. Am I right on that? Is there something that should compel me to at least download the Live CD and try it out?

>>82667856
>Mint
*Ubuntu, my mistake.

>>82667856
I think it's based on Ubuntu but yeah you're right
>Is there something that should compel me to at least download the Live CD
Not really, if you really like the theme you could recreate it or find something similar for whatever distro/DE you want to use

>>82661621
Work in a restaurant until you make up for decades of no socialization

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>>82661621
You need mixed race Hitler and several great generals to back up your siege units this late in the game. Sorry I wanted a different ending but this is what the game devs gave us.

But for real I wanted to develop a social media tech project called Blacklist to replace faceberg refugees but I was born yesterday and without a 5head egg monster cranium.

>>82667480
It's better for him to find happiness as a recluse and grow in erudition and skill of scavenging. If you normie wrangle one normie you wrangled them all. Sportsball and reality TV are never novel developments of any new ground for any new layer of depth. If you can pull off a sitcom laugh and gregarious impression you could be an African warlord accused of all the world's sex crimes and Normies will love you like a brother.

>>82661677
Agreed. We should definitely get lots of guns and ammo, just in case.

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>>82662067
That's the stench of money and success
>Your bank account has been frozen and your social media accounts have been terminated for violating the code of conduct and community guidelines