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 No.13728[Reply]

Could a somewhat Jupiter brain be fashioned from some mass botnet of AI computers? Perhaps a near worldwide botnet cyber attack???


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 No.13720[Reply]

If you hate Microsoft, seed this I2P torrent with 43 GB of compressed source code they've leaked over the years. It feels so good having it on my disk and sharing it anonymously!

magnet:?xt=urn:btih:3d8b16242b56a3aafb8da7b5fc83ef993ebcf35b&tr=http://tracker2.
postman.i2p/announce.php

http://tracker2.postman.i2p/index.php?view=TorrentDetail&id=84911
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 No.13721

Is there anything actually useful in this leak?
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 No.13725

>>13721
Oh absolutely. The explorer.exe windows manager was a huge deal for open source coding. Even if the leaks are XP years old they are still massively influential for that reason alone. Windows has, more or less, been a black box since, well, forever. It's a big deal, imo.


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 No.13603[Reply]

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 No.13620

Not just glowies, employers are too so they can figure out if you're struggling and pay you less.
Y'all need to start figuring out how to not just protect your privacy, but actively poison the information there is online about you.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/employers-are-using-your-personal-data-to-figure-out-the-lowest-salary-youll-accept-c2b968fb

>According to Nina DiSalvo, policy director at labor advocacy group Towards Justice, some systems use signals associated with financial vulnerability — including data on whether a prospective employee has taken out a payday loan or has a high credit-card balance — to infer the lowest pay a candidate might accept. Companies can also scrape candidates' public personal social-media pages, she said…


>A first-of-its-kind audit of 500 labor-management artificial-intelligence companies by Veena Dubal, a law professor at University of California, Irvine, and Wilneida Negrón, a tech strategist, found that employers in the healthcare, customer service, logistics and retail industries are customers of vendors whose tools are designed to enable this practice. Published by the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, a progressive economic think tank, the August 2025 report… does not claim that all employers using these systems engage in algorithmic wage surveillance. Instead, it warns that the growing use of algorithmic tools to analyze workers' personal data can enable pay practices that prioritize cost-cutting over transparency or fairness…


>Surveillance wages don't stop at the hiring stage — they follow workers onto the job, too. The vendors that provide such services also offer tools that are built to set bonus or incentive compensation, according to the report. These tools track their productivity, customer interactions and real-time behavior — including, in some cases, audio and video surveillance on the job. Nearly 70% of companies with more than 500 employees were already using employee-monitoring systems in 2022, such as software that monitors computer activity, according to a survey from the International Data Corporation. "The data that they have about you may allow an algorithmic decision system to m
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 No.13640

god odysee is such a piece of shit

you serve a video tag anyway, why do i need javascript to watch this
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 No.13697

>>13620

Why hasn't someone do that to them and their networks? Can they keep their data off?
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 No.13714

>>13640
Because they're using your browser to mine cryptocrap.
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 No.13715

>>13640
because (((they))) need to datamine you


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 No.12318[Reply]

I made a wiki about unretarding technology and society. What do you think? https://www.tastyfish.cz/lrs/main.html
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 No.13586

>>13553
wiki does refer to collaborative editing in the status quo, but the format has innovated encyclopedic knowledge management in general, and the novel aspects typical of this form are also commonly referred to by "wiki" for uses that aren't collaborative
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 No.13587

>>13551
argumentum ad shitlib
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 No.13709

>>13586
no wiki doesn't mean encyclopedic knowledge management and never did retard
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 No.13710

the first wikis weren't even encyclopedias at all, they were mostly manual type stuff, the thing that made wikis wikis was the collaborative part
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 No.13713

>>13709
maybe not before, but now it does


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 No.13626[Reply]

What's the best LLM chatbot?

I was messing around with free chatbots, got bored of their copypasted and formulaic responses and then I find out that there are premium versions of them? And then I find out there are FLOSS Chinese LLMs? And apparently Deepseek V4 got released which is way more precise while being way less resource-hungry? I'm so confused.

My questions are:
>What is the best LLM chatbot?
>What is the best FLOSS LLM chatbot?
>How do both of them compare?

In my experience, Claude seems to be the best and GPT is hot garbage but I've only tried their free versions so I don't know how their paid versions stack up.
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 No.13704

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"You're articulating something real here, although it's more complicated than that. I shall proceed with making basically the same argument but using a different combination of words."
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 No.13705

"You didn't write a specific sequence of words to clarify the meaning of your message. Therefore I'll proceed writing a huge document about a completely unrelated thing that fits into a broader category of what you were vaguely describing."
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 No.13706

>>13626

Depends on the use case. I use them for hours a day.

Claude for not making shit up as much. Claude for code. Claude has major issues with catastrophizing, assuming worst case scenarios, and stopping converstaions arbitrarily for 'safety'. It isn't as glazing and agreeable as Gemini though.

Gemini for problem solving. But it also glazes and agrees too much over time.

And Fuck ChatGPT
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 No.13707

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>>13706
>Claude
Which version do you use?
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 No.13708

>>13707

Claude Sonnet 4.6
and Gemini 3.1 Pro

could be Claude Opus 4.7 is better at problem solving


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 No.12803[Reply]

Hello people. I'm looking for an instant messenger which satisfies most of those needs:

Anonymous, private & secure [decentralised, encrypted & safe] (Hard necessary)

Audio & video calls [configure volume, deafen, mute, select camera/screen/window & support for group chats] (If there is an app which satisfies most other needs but does not have audio/video, I might do fine just using Jitsi instead, so it's mid-necessary.)

Clean, fast, professional, responsive & smooth design (Can also go with terminal)

Cross-platform [android, linux & windows] (Hard necessary)

File transfer [no limits] (Hard necessary)

Free & open source (Hard necessary)

Group chats [customisation & moderation] (Hard necessary)
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 No.13388

>>13370
>Maybe we need a comparison spreadsheet so we can all agree on like one thing?
https://www.securemessagingapps.com/
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 No.13389

>>13388
Thanks!

Anyone using Briar?
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 No.13390

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>>13387
I'm back. Trying SimpleX made clear that the battery drain I was seeing was an Android issue, not a Signal issue.

At some point my dumbass disabled microG cloud messaging registration, so apps weren't using it. That's the fix for that and, as such, I'm staying on Signal.

I guess I still recommend SimpleX as well. I did like it.
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 No.13582

>>12805
p2p shit that exposes ip. horrible interface. horrible message syncing (as it is with p2p clients)

no
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 No.13694

>>13389
I've used it. Key exchange is very clumsy and message exchanges can be very slow.
It's very secure and journalists use it but you're not going to be able to get any of your normie friends to use it.


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 No.13637[Reply]

I severely lack meaning in my life and I have the urge to to participate in schizo computing. What I mean by that is, I have the urge to lock myself in my room at night, hunch over my keyboard and:

use Tails OS, Tor, Whonix, Qubes, OpenBSD, virtual machines, Linux, alternative internet forums, use flip phones, use physical media instead of digital content where possible, air gap computers, use internet archives, improve my general knowledge on mass surveillance and other cucked things.

I'm not even that good at computers but I just feel the need to schizomaxx and become redpilled on susciety. Any things you recommend I should learn or delve into, given the things I'm interested in?
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 No.13638

start binging some NBTV and Mental Outlaw

btw, flip/feature phones aren't automatically safer or more "privacy" (schizo) friendly. their main purpose nowadays is to break the habit of constantly checking your phone
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 No.13644

Those people who made learning all those things simultaneously sound easy all lied. Learn to understand basic EBNF, learn to love reading man pages and learn unix on a BSD or very clean linux like slackware. Give it a year.
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 No.13645

>>13637
The most important skill is organizing information - all of the websites, articles, services, threads, etc.
Work with text files.

You can already use Tor Browser without a special OS if you keep it on "Safest".
I would not recommend I2P at this point.


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 No.7000[Reply]

Is it true that this site is a honeypot for glowies?
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 No.13597

>>13596
Yes it's real but anyone using shticord should not care about privacy in the first place, because you have none
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 No.13600

pedoglowuyghurs now want ids and faces to data mine data points
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 No.13641

>>7007
IRC.
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 No.13642

>>7000
yeah, anywhere you see people saying 16 year olds are adult enough to have sex with sweaty 40 year old neckbeards it's safe to assume that it's glowing
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 No.13643

>>13642
16 yo and 40yo neckbeards are basically of the same age actually.


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 No.13622[Reply]

What the title says. Apart from leftychan and Marxist Internet Archive, do you know any? I heard from a maoist comrades that there are (news?) websites that they could only access through Tor because they were censored in multiple countries. Do you know any? Thanks in advance


 No.13619[Reply]

Never forget that the apollo moon landing was fake and the soviets were the first to step foot on the moon
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 No.13621

What about the recent Artemis😂😂. We were fooled as well…


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