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libreAI Anonymous 10/05/2025 (Sun) 13:21 [Preview] No. 15735 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
I hate modern ai because of the base prompt bias and antisemitism detection to blue pill the whole thing. It makes results meaningless or unhelpful.

I've tried running mistral 7b, llama 3.1 8b on my old cpu. too little inference. its so fucking slow I can make it write a antisemitic manifesto but it sounds like shit and takes 500ms per word.

What would be better is a decentralized AI platform with no user logs where AIs can run in memory with baseline zero prompt and the user decides what it wants it to say or not say. some libreAI shit. operating costs would simply make that impossible.

Currently for-profit organizations have the most processing power in ai. If Palantir can surveil me while simultaneously generating profit from israel and usa governments, I want the freedom to surveil Peter Thiel for free.



Pretty empty in here T.F.Hodges 09/26/2025 (Fri) 12:18 [Preview] No. 15732 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
Why is it so dead? Why there are a lot of Russian boards? What is block bypass here? Never heard of such a thing before.



http://tululoo.com i wana get around this tool but i am allergic to if else, * , just about alot of things, even vk key, on press... hown to rely on events only, _+/ to create a complete game, once like those on retails, simplified maybe like, gbc games retro commodores...etc
Basically a full,complete,game.
also maybe, lets you buy things for it, like, paypal idk. multiplayers...
Not much complete tutorial either for it or in other engines/maker. i imagine using objects but, i am not sure either.



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Best Privacy Tools 2025 Anonymous 09/05/2025 (Fri) 16:26 [Preview] No. 15722 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
So here is a list I created of basic digital privacy tools to consider using in the current landscape.

Web Browsers:
Firefox: A trusted, open-source browser known for its commitment to privacy.
LibreWolf: A privacy-focused, Mozilla-based browser with enhanced security features.
Brave: A privacy-first browser that blocks ads and trackers by default.

Private Search Engines:
MyAllSearch: A UK-based search engine offering privacy with no cookies or tracking.
DuckDuckGo: A widely-used, US-based search engine that prioritizes anonymity.
SwissCows: A privacy-driven search engine leveraging secure Swiss infrastructure.
Qwant: A French-based metasearch engine with a focus on privacy and safe browsing.
MetaGer: A German-based, open-source metasearch engine offering privacy and a variety of helpful tools.

Password Managers:
Bitwarden: An open-source, secure password manager with both free and premium options.
1Password: A robust password manager with top-tier security and cross-platform compatibility.

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Anonymous 09/08/2025 (Mon) 08:18 [Preview] No.15723 del
never heard of myallsearch - results looks pretty good. Reckon it feeds it from google and bing



face recognition Anonymous 09/01/2025 (Mon) 06:01 [Preview] No. 15719 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
Any cheap way to bypass it? any 3d program that can make a 3d face and blink?


Anonymous 09/01/2025 (Mon) 06:45 [Preview] No.15720 del
Anything like Pro KYC? cant found it.



to hell with all anti-AI nazi boomers and double-fuck digital "artist" sperglers Anonymous 08/31/2025 (Sun) 17:06 [Preview] No. 15717 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
tl;dr to hell with all anti-AI nazi boomers and double-fuck digital "artist" sperglers too incompetent to even work at a gas station

I have no patience left for people who can't read their own native language as high-school graduated (and often also college-educated!) grown-ass adults.

Just the other day in a stream, I mentioned that it must suck to try and make money online selling digital art in the age of AI, that if selling art is what you wish as your chosen profession (roflmao good luck!) it'd probably be much more profitable to create art-forms that can't be copy-pasted or, like sculpting marble statues or selling paintings to museums or architectural engineering or performance art. But the knuckle-dragging troglodyte jackass hosting that stream apparently saw only the word "AI" which triggered their mental illness and they mind-blanked all my other plain English writing then proceeded to reflexively spaz out on me like "it's so not cool at all to suggest using AI to an artist REEE REEEEE REEEEE!!"

Nigga bitch what the fuck. That is not what I said. At all. I'm so sick of Netizens hallucinating words that just aren't there. Something Awful was right all along: the Internet makes you stupid.

Instead of trying to be nice and apologizing for THEIR stupid stubborn refusal to perform basic reading comprehension of plain English in the smallest of words, it WOULD have been far more compassionate and less enabling to double-down on the tough love and deliver several swift kick-in-the-ass clue-batting wake-up calls:


Anonymous 08/31/2025 (Sun) 17:07 [Preview] No.15718 del
>>15717
AI is here to stay.

It's only going to get more powerful, and quickly. I could upload, right now, AI videos of Donald Trump being crowned by a crying Kamala Harris, Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton paying Mossad for tied up and gagged little children from the back of an Israeli Defense Force humvee, and Ben Shapiro licking a nude Abby Shapiro's asshole, all completely indistinguishable from real pr0n, generated FOR FREE by ONE giggling 4chan troll in his spare time. Imagine what deepfakes can be made by THE EXPERTS!! Only drooling donkeys still trust anything they see on TV, the news, the medical industry, or climatologists nowadays.

You can't do anything about AI -- you don't stand a chance against Elon Musk or Bill Gates or Jeff Bezos or Mark Zuckerberg or all the other trillionaire tech-oligarch who ARE developing and disseminating AI, so shitcan your stubborn teen-brained non-conformist rebelliousness.

If you can't beat 'em, join 'em -- adapt or die which, is a central principle of evolution.

Speaking of evolution science, no digital artist (lol what's the matter? too dumb for college? too poor for university or a trade school? too socially-retarded to flip burgers, stock shelves, deliver pizza, push a few knobs and levers on an espresso machine? too weak to dig ditches for your local mortuary, chop meat for your local butcher, cut down branches and trim hedges and mow lawns, work on a farm or ranch shoveling pig shit and detasseling corn? pursue a career in welding or construction?) is smarter than even the dumbest scientist, so stop being so mouthy, learn your place, stay in your lane, sit down and shut up, you have no power over anyone, you need to be put through basic military training to get the humbling experience of realizing all you deserve is a kick in the stomach.

History is replete with examples of new technology replacing entire industries -- did you know that, before the invention of the refrigerator, there were tens of thousands hired to take boats to the Arctic or Antarctic, carve out slabs of ice, bring it back to America or Europe or wherever, and sell those ice slabs for putting in insulated boxes for people to keep their food cold? how do you think all those workers felt when their whole careers were obsoleted by one invention? and how many of them starved to death by stubbornly resisting getting with the times by being grognard luddites when they could have joined everyone else in pursuing a whole different career like everybody else does when, say, whatever they were trained for suddenly isn't a viable career path anymore? how many are still making a comfortable living proofreading newspapers, news magazines, or phone books, do you think?)

So, like, you might wanna re-consider your anti-AI nazi boomer stance, kiddo. You're not gonna make it, give up and give in, save yourself the heart-ache and grow up and be real.

And you might want to try and make money in some much more stable and profitable way than trying to sell intangible nonsense online (that even toddlers can figure out how to copy or screenshot and paste all over plebbit and tiktok), try trading something real like actual skill and work or produce a real physical thing like carpentry or something if you absolutely must pursue a career in the art field -- a really dumb and short-sighted thing to piss away your whole life on with a very high probability of abject failure and destitution: it's not at all a stable or profitable career path! History is also replete with the stacked bodies of artists who've died penniless and alone and unloved, no one ever caring about a single thing they've said, done, thought, nor felt.

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Hi, I am a long-time cybersecurity researcher and Tor-user. I have also used Linux for a few years, and have studied various topics such as cybersecurity, networking, opsec, and similar topics.

I became made aware of information implicating various rich people and people in government, in criminal activity, and became a whistleblower, using Tor to leak plain-text (non-documents, just text) whistle-blowing information to various entities, in order to safeguard the public.

I used a brand-new laptop, fully firmware updated, running on Linux, with a firewall, on public wifi, with a "no-log" VPN (paid via Monero).
I ensured my screen wasn't on camera, so the only way I could have been identified, was via a Tor compromise (backdoor, trace such as via big-data analysis via tracking all Tor relay connections and providing correlations via timing analysis using AI/super computers., or both).

So, because my information was non-specific to me, (I wasn't one of a few people aware of the information), and my whistleblowing was done using plain-text (not documents, with metadata), and I also modified my writing style to specifically avoid stylometric analysis, used a decent operating system (linux), with a VPN to add an additional protection for my source (original) IP, on public wifi (rather than connecting from my house), my analysis concludes that the only way to identify me, as the whistleblower, was via a technical Tor compromise, such as a backdoor, (most likely due to a bribe from the rich criminals, bribing a Tor developer), or a deep intelligence agency backed timing correlation, which is also logical because the criminals were both rich civilians, and government agents.

Because of my technical OPSEC, and use of Public wifi, I believe strongly that Tor was, or is currently, deeply compromised, de-anonymizable, and traceable, in some way.

Even using public wifi, I could have been seen on nearby security cameras, coming to or going from the area where I used public wifi, indicating high-level governmental involvement in my survived assassination attempt, (I got poisoned, with a rare toxin, which was confirmed with a 3rd party lab-test, and also dodged two gunmen while taking a nap in my car, in a very low-crime, safe neighborhood.) which tracks with me analysis of the criminally responsible, which I was whistle-blowing on.

Therefore, I henceforth conclude, based upon my experiences, that Tor is compromised, deeply. Direct deanonymization. Thus, in order to fix Tor, if it is possible, we, as a community, must deeply analize Tor's source code, of both the Tor Browser, and Tor Network software code, crypto analysis, etc.

We should also act as if Tor is compromised currently, and use Tor only from public wifi, wifi not linked to our identity, such as Phone data, or home WIFI connection. Be sure your screen ins't on camera, even with reflections. Preferably, turn off your cellphone to prevent keystroke analysis via audio capture.

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Why don't more people use image boards? Anonymous 08/23/2025 (Sat) 15:05 [Preview] No. 15706 [Reply] [Last 50 Posts]
Where is everyone?
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Anonymous 08/25/2025 (Mon) 13:10 [Preview] No.15710 del
Forum culture is dead and the people who like imageboards are mostly content to just use 4cuck


Anonymous 08/26/2025 (Tue) 23:15 [Preview] No.15711 del
cause people dont good content and honestly freedom of speech


Anonymous 08/27/2025 (Wed) 00:15 [Preview] No.15712 del
>>15707
@grok is this true


Anonymous 08/27/2025 (Wed) 21:21 [Preview] No.15713 del
>>15711
Are you even attempting to express a coherent thought?


Anonymous 08/27/2025 (Wed) 23:53 [Preview] No.15715 del
>>15713
booba



hello, I'm wondering what you all think are good Linux courses, preferably some that give you some certification, free, of course, as in beer not as in free speech (lol)


Anonymous 08/27/2025 (Wed) 21:22 [Preview] No.15714 del
CompTIA Linux+ is really easy. I barely even had to study for it. Costs around 100$.
When it comes to /learning/ Linux - just install Gentoo or Arch and maybe even OpenBSD, I learned pretty much everything I know from distrohopping and tinkering.