nothacking @ nothacking @discuss.tchncs.de

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More like microwaving eggs with how buggy (and badly commented) chatGPT's code is.

In my experience it really depends on the language, Python apps constantly breaks, Java sometimes works and C nearly always works. (I have seen 40 year old programs that compile without any changes) When it comes to binarys however, C is horrible because even a hello world (by default, this can be changed) uses several hard coded library paths.

Possibly the same as the 5G people. Due to the frequency used by HAARP, it can be received all around the world. (They published the times of planed transmissions, so if you have a shortwave radio, you can listen in)

discuss.tchnics.de is quite lenient when it comes to defederation, only defederating instances that host content illegal under German law (CP, Nazi shit) and blatant calls for violence (Nazi shit) or massive spamming. Based in Germany so somewhat decent privacy (still in the 14 eyes). Main languages are English and German, but others are permitted.

Keep in mind that Lemmy as a whole provides very little privacy, with any instance being able to log almost all activity.

Also, images are not proxies by default so you can do this:

Unix (including Linux and BSD) tend to prefer tar. I have seen many Unix systems without zip support, but have yet to find one that does not have tar, even imbedded systems with just a few megs of disc and ram have tar

I am perfectly fine with providing training data for AI, and have actually spent hours contributing to various projects. However, it is super scummy for a company to collect and use sensitive user data (literally a keylogger) not only without any form of communication or consent, but where the only way to opt out is to pay.

Zen blead and now this? Why is SIMD so hard? All you have to do is add a wide ALU to process more data at once.

The fast enough part is key. To generate a signal on the AM broadcast band you would have to rotate it at 800 thousands rotations per second. As for being able to interfere, radio signals are often in the microvolt/m range by the time they reach the reciver, and a strong magnet can produce a few volts in a small (10-20 turns) coil just being moved by hand. If you somehow managed to get a magnet spining at the 1575 million rotations per second as in the meme (without it disintegrating on contact with air, or getting ripped apart, or turning the air to plasma), it would produce massive amounts of field, tens of thousands of volts per meter.

GPS signals are actually especially weak, as low as 0.3 uV/m.

No. Electromagnetic radiation. It doesn't need a conductor. Think of it as a loop antenna except instead of a coil of wire generating the field a permanent magnet does.

An electric field is produced by any moving magnet, all a nearby conductor does is provides easily movable electrons that can flow in response to it.

Copy the entire SD card (both partitions) with a tool like dd to a file.

I was expecting the QR code to be a rick roll, but it wasn't. My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined.

Edit: There were some Rick rolls in the first 24h, my day is slightly less ruined

Backups people backups. You don't realize how much you want them until it's too late to make them.

You got it to crash your kernel? I only ever got it to crash the editor. :(

Fine, discrete transistor logic.

Oh so that's why you can't buy them anymore, people are using them as microcontrollers.

Meanwhile the pacman -Syu sect:

OOP is another case of nice in theory.

I believe Arch has an optional pacman hook to prevent this.

If you don't bother to provide any argument, I won't bother to argue.

Popcorn is very low calorie per volume, especially the types without a lot of fat.