This looks neat! What did you use to make it?

don't think he made a post of it in i2p, he's in irc2p though.

Nice eepsite start.

Look forward to more!

Tor staff wrote some neat blog posts explaining the attack:

• http://blog.torproject.i2p/tor-is-still-safe/
• http://blog.torproject.i2p/announcing-vanguards-add-onion-services/

To be honest, I think I should have phrased the post better. In my opinion it is quite fun to mess around with. BUT I do hate it when it is used as a substitute for art eg in films, tv shows, comics etc. where people profit from not paying an artist for their time! I will admit there was one post where it seemed like an interesting use of ai, and some stuff from not_bob that i found kinda neat. Also do you have a link to the post from snex?

nah i feel a similar way, ai art is fun for people like me that don't have that skill. idea was floating around not too long ago to make a site for subversive comics (i think it was snex's idea) it'd be cool if there were human artists that could do that kind of thing

I love the self portrait! I can't wait to see more!!!

As already stated, that'll have not much impact to an average user but for me, working with video analysis and interpretation in real-time it will definitely make sense. All the headache with self-compiling preempt_rt into current kernels will be over (I hope so) but we will have to wait for wider feedback from RT community. Thank you very much to the devs.

Answering your question with a question: wouldn't it be great if we all went back to Neoclassicism? We could have an all-Neoclassic art forum. That takes years of skill to create works like that.

Lesson learned: don't trust your life to anything that anonymizes or claims to anonymize you. Someone may always be watching.

Appreciate the feedback :)

Love it. Need to try my arm at noodling sometime! Wild seeing people pull catfishes out of a hole.

Finally, something that took some skill to make.

The part that just "irked me" was that the was only ai "art" on the forum. To be honest I would like there to be a /f/NonAiArt forum , or similar

I'm gonna keep riding that dick like god intended

You can have whatever opinion you want about trans people (I am wholly in support of the entire LGBTQ community), but this is just stupid.

The NixOS devs are just shooting themselves in the foot by doing this, because by targeting average people with no opinion regarding the topic, they're just making themselves look bad. After all, it'd make for great propaganda from those politically opposed to the stance of the NixOS devs.

"tHe WoKe LiBeRaLs ArE pErSeCuTiNg NoRmAl PeOpLe!!1!one!!1!"

At the end of the day, the NixOS devs aren't doing anything productive with this endeavor, and are just turning themselves into cannon fodder for the opposing side. Let's just let each other exist, trans or not.

This might be me not knowing much about Arch Linux distributions, but I think it would be interesting to see it ship a wayland compositor such as River or DWL as default. If I recall correctly most of the wayland distros mainly ship either Sway or Hyprland as defaults.

Florida and California need to be cut off, and pushed into the oceans.

maaan, these AI slop need its own forum.

I hope the victim, including the family, is okay. We also need to consider that the first one to break an encryption is not the math, but the people that own the private key.

Your security is as strong as the person involved.

This is a rather erroneous notion to think that surveillance will improve behavior. During the covid lockdowns in 2020, New York required citizens to send them pictures of people who were violating quarantine. Needless to say, it wasn't very effective.

That's quite a story! It sounded like the thug had poor opsec in transferring the crypto into his coinbase account. Transferring thousands of dollars into an account attached to one's identity was quite a stupid move...but nobody said that thugs are smart. Even Monero can be cracked, from what I've heard. On the other hand, Bitcoin isn't really anonymous. The transactions are visible on the blockchain and easy enough to trace.

Also, the pink revolver was really tough and manly.

I highly doubt it, the ending as bitter as it felt, was conclusive.

Password?

This is why we endorse, support & use open source software. Anything else associated with a company is a liability. They can't "force" shit on open source encryption and implementation.