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No.43531 View View Original Report
>>43512
So many people talk about Linux here, but what about BSD? Is it worth it, or is it just SNCA? I am currently trying out FreeBSD, but it's a bit confusing even for someone with basic Linux knowledge like me (yes, I know they are not the same). Any help?
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No.43606 View View Original Report
The world belongs to the white m-ACK!

No.43587 View View Original Report
Do people actually like Hare? Ever once in a while I see a thread about it on something talking about how it's "what modern systems programming looks like." I assume it's only Drew DeVault posting about his SNCA language. Also it uses QBE for it's backend so it has worse optimizations than basically every prominent new compiler, including Odin.
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No.42695 View View Original Report
Thoughts on Chimera Linux?
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No.43580 View View Original Report
/tech/GODS, any suggestions?
I remember a program that allows you to locally cloud stream things from a PC to a different device. Which one to use to stream emulators from a desktop to a Nintendo Switch?

No.43627 View View Original Report
If malware can use LLM's in attacks wouldn't it make sense for programs like Qemu or Virtual Box to give options to disable flags for VM's that make it incredibly easy to identify that a machine is a hypervisor or not?

As far as I've read into it it's not possible to spoof every single identifier on a vm. I'm not sure if it's because of laws o algo but if malware could use an LLM then it surely would be capable of looking up obscure unpatched VM escape attacks on reddit that hand written malware would have to be specifically designed to utilize otherwise.

No.42456 View View Original Report
>using microsoft word as IDE to code
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