No.113890
>>113886Why does everyone do the pc+laptop combo
Is it just to make sure u have a portable work device?
No.114012
>>114005its a buggy driverless mess
No.114087
I did the heckin' Chris Titus win11 debloats and tweaks and it seemed to speed up my device noticably.
No.114218
>>114217It's their way of continuing the venture capital grift.
"OH THIS TECHNOLOGY IS SO POWERFUL AND AMAZING WE NEED TO HOLD IT BACK IN SOME NONDESCRIPT WAY JUST TO CONTAIN HOW AMAZING IT IS PLEASE DON'T INVEST TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS AND BE A PART OF THE NEXT TECHNOLOGICAL FRONTIER IT'S DANGEROUS HOW INCREDIBLE THIS TECHNOLOGY IS EVEN THOUGH WE'RE LOSING FIVE HUNDRED BILLION FUCKING DOLLARS A YEAR AND CAUSING RAMPANT INFLATION IN THE CONSUMER ELECTRONICS SECTOR BY MELTING DOWN GRAPHICS CARDS AND RAM WITH NO SIGN OF STOPPING DON'T YOU WANT FREE UGLY ASS FLYERS FOR YOUR RETARDED BOOMER EVENTS? AAAAAAAAAAA"
No.114219
>>114217someone sed that the banal scare it's so u.s. government has the option on table to formally regulate it out of existence domestically as a concept so that they beneficiaries don't have to repay the money and play a seaside on glitched out nokia 32xx or 54xx 3gp 96p ai upscaled 4k 60fps interpolated 2005 youtube video before being escorted to private plane to unspecified place in REDACTED east through a dedicated talmud and book of mormon compliant (mandatory reading for the hr of cia ("goyim")) and scientology and adult mcaully caulkin wearing pajamas and kids watches and bracelets approved secret
https://vault.fbi.gov/the-finders/ tunnel (exit opens from inside in a special modern day walmart with symbolic freemason cheap beige synthetic stucco parking lot fence, wall and rooftop caps and ornaments, near mcdonalds (2 arches - twin towers coming down, dualism, opposites attracted, the great work, rebuilding the g*d)) transported to airport through truck that's masked as a cheeze dip delivery that smells like chesse because it's just the cheeze dip truck not cleaned by the mexican why did it took a leap through the airport the industrial zone is right there
No.114279
>>114087how many processes at idle?
No.114283
>>114265Chat GPT is dog shit.
No.114284
>>114283>dog shitits clearly not dog shit, it doesnt even look or smell like dog shit
No.114298
The AI companies are 100% coming together to beg for "regulation" as they're trying to entrench themselves into the tax code as a "public service" because their shit is never and will never be profitable. LOL
No.114331
>>114327>greentexting links so le gubmint cant track you youre pathetic
>(PBUH)>((())))smiley youre pathetic
No.114400
>>114398this has never happened
No.114413
>>114411Very sad for a Japanese to fail in this way. A Japanese is a very pure spirit compared to a Goy. Japanese is the only race that is neither Jew , nor Goy
No.114424
Could a layperson modernize and create legally distinct legacy software using something like Claude or Deepseek? AI content generation like art, media and the written word are akin to single use plastic to me and I won't have anything to do with it-but I have less qualms about consorting with this technology in order to free human artists from reliance on subscription-based, AI-forward corporate software. I've spent over $10,000 over the past 3 years attempting to hire ever-confident programmers to accomplish this task, and I've gotten literally nothing in return; I just can't afford to make that kind of mistake again-especially when the programmers are going to be using AI at this point themselves anyway. LOL!
My goal would be to change the proper nouns (like feature names) and applicable math around just enough to make something like Macromedia Flash or an older Photoshop into something legally distinct that can be offered for free without fear of reprisal.
No.114430
>>114411whats your fixation on my IQ?
No.114432
>>114424>Could a layperson modernize and create legally distinct legacy software using something like Claude or Deepseek?no.
>Claude or Deepseekif you're going to pay for LLM APIs, stick with the latest "flash" model of deepseek or qwen. you'll lose a lot of money with any other option.
>My goal would be to change the proper nouns (like feature names) and applicable math around just enough to make something like Macromedia Flash or an older Photoshop into something legally distinct that can be offered for free without fear of reprisal.idk what you're trying to offer. why wouldn't someone just pirate flash or photoshop?
>I've spent over $10,000 over the past 3 years attempting to hire ever-confident programmers to accomplish this taskshould've spent that on vanguard information technology ETF (VGT) and fidelity blue chip growth ETF (FBCG) instead.
No.114456
>>114432>noThat's not what [LLM] told me. LOL
I trust you more though
>whyIdeally I would make them work on Linux without needing to go through some external conversion layer. Also these programs could be improved in their UI and other features. Default hotkey improvements and other more artist-specific quality of life improvements.
For example, Flash uses a clumsy "fan-style" onion skin that just shows the nearest frames on the timeline regardless of content. Krita by default and Pencil2D with a checkbox setting only expose frames with unique content. In animation you often work "outside-in" meaning your starting keyframes could technically be many frames apart. You can just draw them in proximity to one another and drag them down the timeline into place but that takes a little time that could otherwise easily be saved. Even very small efficiency improvements pay large dividends.
At the end of the day I think I just want Flash-Like vector brush drawing and "tweening" in a barebones, utilitarian form and some basic tools. Krita is already better than most commercial software when it comes to painting/rendering and even bitmap animation.
No.114471
>>114469I own ToonBoom ($700? Something like that), Synfig is actually useless. Grease Pencil might be okay but I'm genuinely too retarded to know how to use 3D software. LMAO
No.114699
>>114697people retarded enough to admit illegal shit to AI chatbots deserve to be arrested
No.114735
>>114697When ChatGPT first came out I was asking it a bunch of stuff about my erectile dysfunction under an account under my real name. LOL
I have since deleted my account-especially since search engines are essentially all using it now anyway
No.114741
Where can I get Adobe Flash CS6 for free without it installing keyloggers and bitcoin miners up my computers' asshole? I bought CS5 with petrodollars years ago and Adobe's greedy ass won't let me install it anymore, I figure if I'm forced to pirate it to make things right I might as well give myself a slight upgrade heh
No.114743
What am I even asking, here? For my purposes I don't think there's a goddamn thing Adobe Flash CS6 does that Macromedia Flash doesn't do nearly as well. Its interface is a little clumsier, sure. Adobe has been a shit company from pretty much the beginning and their products aren't even worth pirating anymore. Admittedly I'm just butthurt because I actually paid big money for their shit 10 years ago and now I couldn't use it if I wanted to (but I really shouldn't).
No.114746
>>114741https://archive.org/download/flash-pro-12-ls-16_202509download FlashPro_12_LS16.exe and amtlib-win.zip, disconnect internet, install FlashPro_12_LS16.exe as trial, open Flash Pro, click "Try", exit Flash Pro, can re-enable internet, then replace amtlib.dll in the installed folder with the amtlib.dll in amtlib-win.zip to crack it
No.114759
>>114757bbc NELicker post
No.114879
Fucken ell LOL I just paid for this Avast Cleanup PC service thing, I didn't know if it was gonna charge me 2 dollies a month or 70 bucks right now and it did the 70...
AHH. And why does this shit cost anything? Fucken hell it just takes a few clicks to scoop up the data shit??? Fuckin Bill Gates is rippim me.
Maybe I'll do the cleanup then get a refund... Would be real nice.
No.114881
>>114879it's probly just rebranded
https://www.bleachbit.org/https://github.com/bleachbit/bleachbitbut the above is not completely 'tard friendly and will wipe your browser profile and such if you just select everything
No.115002
>>114879>>114881windows already has a temp delete option in storage settings
No.115033
>>114881just used this, deleted 1gb or random shit and for some reason it deleted my brave content filters, luckily i had them saved in a notepad
No.115036
>>114881>>115002I ended up using it and it had like 25 options that I ticked to delete stuff and like half of it seemed decent but it prolly only deleted like 10gb after a fresh wd10 install about a week ago so idk. W/e, not worth $70 for a 2 year subscription, maybe like $20. Freaking kike Avast program has like 5 different things to buy on the same piece of software.
No.115287
>Two critical security flaws in PHP, the language the forum software runs on, leaked before their planned disclosure date. The flaws are tracked as CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619. They are reported to allow remote code execution: an attacker could run their own code on an affected web server. The PHP security team rates each one 9.2 out of 10 (CVSS v4.0).
No.115288
>>115287reportedly can be mitigated by turning off "session.upload_progress.enabled" in php.ini. but the FBI-linked site 4chan isn't taking any chances because they don't want their connections and auto-reporting to the FBI exposed to the public
https://jackalsyn.com/posts/php-up-2026.htmlhttps://xitter.cf/k_firsov/status/2112641845926989944https://xitter.cf/J4ck3LSyN/status/2112703096443097263 No.115294
>>115288that link now says that the multipart/form-data parser for php is also vulnerable. adding a per-ip rate limit of multipart/form-data requests at web server level (e.g. nginx) might be a sufficient mitigation for this second vulnerability. probably not viable though for more dynamic sites that require multiple multipart/form-data requests per ip for whatever reason
No.115352
Can someone link me to a good ANSI projector and a good Raspberry Pi?
I refuse to buy a smart TV once I heard they track everything.
No.115411
>>115357My projector is kino, keep looking into it. It's super freakin cool... Gonna put some films on when my relos come over. I forgot the name of my projector. But I think there are various that will do the job tbh.
No.115412
>>115411didnt ask mr chipper
No.115425
>>115352Why do you care if you're tracked?
