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 No.14580 [Open Thread][Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

/lmg/ - a general dedicated to the discussion and development of local language models.

Previous threads: :(

►News

>(4/17) FB Vision Research Project https://github.com/facebookresearch/perception_models

>(4/17) Granite-3 STT https://www.ibm.com/new/announcements/ibm-granite-3-3-speech-recognition-refined-reasoning-rag-loras

>(4/16) IBM Releases Granite 3.3 Models https://huggingface.co/collections/ibm-granite/granite-33-language-models-67f65d0cca24bcbd1d3a08e3

>(4/16) Geo-Guesser Benchmark released: https://geobench.org/

>(04/14) GLM-4-0414 and GLM-Z1 released: https://hf.co/collections/THUDM/glm-4-0414-67f3cbcb34dd9d252707cb2e

>(04/14) Nemotron-H hybrid models released: https://hf.co/collections/nvidia/nemotron-h-67fd3d7ca332cdf1eb5a24bb

►News Archive: https://rentry.org/lmg-news-archive

►Glossary: https://rentry.org/lmg-glossary

►Links: https://rentry.org/LocalModelsLinks

►Official /lmg/ card: https://files.catbox.moe/cbclyf.png

►Getting Started

https://rentry.org/lmg-lazy-gettPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.14688>>14697 >>14699 >>14729

So where do lmg/sdg/ldg refugees congegrate to? 8chan seems much slower pace.

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 No.14697

>>14688

probably discords

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 No.14699

>>14688

There's two other threads on Sharty and 8chan.moe

https://8chan.moe/ais/res/6258.html

https://www.soyjak.st/tech/thread/4858.html

There's been attempts on other sites, too, but I think they're just 1 guy.

Apparently we're all such contrarian assholes that we can't agree on a bunker even after 5 days.

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 No.14729>>14769

>>14688

i miss bullying d*b*

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 No.14769

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 No.14585 [Open Thread][Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

what absolute retards thought this was a good idea?

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 No.14761>>14765

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Is this how 4chan was hacked?

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 No.14765

>>14761

Yes, but the hacker used an alternative method to bypass the liminal last-minute enceyption, known as the Fibonacci Flourish.

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 No.14250 [Open Thread]>>14261 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

anybody home

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 No.14255

>>14254

In the scalding summer of 92

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 No.14261

>>14250 (OP)

great thread nigger, very informative

now what?

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 No.14267>>14268

are we still alive

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 No.14268

>>14267

we breathin' yeah

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 No.14764

/thread wasted

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 No.14524 [Open Thread]>>14736 >>14751 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

There's been no new posts on 4chan since 6 hours ago.

The captchas won't load.

Does anyone here know what's happening?

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 No.14709

I guess the biggest challenge would be hosting... Making a new 4chan isn't that difficult per say from a complexity standpoint but managing it and having your name stuck to it seems like a headache

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 No.14736

>>14524 (OP)

where did all the cool kids go? I don't want to ask on twitter...

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 No.14751

>>14524 (OP)

I miss it so much, bros...

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 No.14760

File (hide): 15420928b0a2dc3⋯.png (3.11 KB,304x60,76:15,ClipboardImage.png) (h) (u)

IT'S HAPPENING

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 No.14763

Elon's going to buy it and force you to be his friend.

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 No.14345 [Open Thread]>>14386 >>14643 >>14731 >>14745 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

as the subject header suggests just used alpine linux and it is not fun

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 No.14386

>>14345 (OP)

Try Hyperbola, it's very simple and it doesn't get in your way, unlike most other distros.

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 No.14643

>>14345 (OP)

>arch-based distro

Usecase?

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 No.14731

>>14345 (OP)

Alpine is supposed to be very very smol.

Not easy, or fun.

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 No.14745>>14753

>>14345 (OP)

anon, you must be retarded

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 No.14753

>>14745

I bet being retarded isn't fun either.

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 No.10536 [Open Thread]>>12861 >>14747 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

is tor a honeypot?

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 No.12861>>13323

>>10536 (OP)

No, individual nodes get compromised and some onion sites are honeypots but unless you're a room temperature IQ nigger who has literally no concept of opsec then you should be fine, the FBI generally is only targeting admins and owners of large popular onions like how silkroad got fucked, and child porn sites which are mostly honeypots. If you're using Tor for CP you're playing with legal fire. If you use it to just obfuscate your identity in general and aren't doing anything egregious then yeah it's fine.

Keep track of news and what's going on with the nodes of the network on a regular use basis and obviously don't be a complete retard logging into accs your main IP is associated with and you shouldn't have to worry. 99/100 times people get fucked is because they were being retarded

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 No.13323

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 No.14711

i2p seems like a safer choice from the west.(prob partially ru backed) Also supports torrents and seems more solid. There's no real exit nodes tho. At lest not free public ones.

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 No.14716

I missed /g/. We used to have good conversations on /g/

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 No.14747

>>10536 (OP)

Why do people ask such stupid questions

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 No.13552 [Open Thread]>>14696 >>14698 >>14718 >>14730 >>14744 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

What is the best linux distro for newbies and normies

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 No.14696

>>13552 (OP)

Absolutely, undoubtedly the answer is Mint. Every time without fail, on more systems than I can count, the only reliable, stable, just-works distro that has always worked with zero issues is Mint.

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 No.14698

>>13552 (OP)

Kubuntu or Debian KDE is probably the answer, especially if you are a former Windows 7 enthusiast and semi-normie

>eye candy like wobbly windows, but without the homosexuality of a GNOME-based DE

>windows key opens up a search bar that lets you look for programs and files

>word processing is better than in office365

>don't need a subscription service to create memes and view RAW files

>relatively lightweight

>Steam just werks, if you're a fag who likes games

>space cadet pinball is available for it

>not a complete glownigger OS like FEDora or red hat

>isn't arch btw

Only downside I've come across so far is systemd

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 No.14718

>>13552 (OP)

What are some good ways to spoof browser data with linux?

How do we troll the dataminers?

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 No.14730

>>13552 (OP)

>What is the best linux distro for newbies and normies

The one which has the most support available.

-> Ubuntu.

Doesn't matter if something else has some better UI or some feature, if you can't fix problems as a newbie you're fucked.

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 No.14744

>>13552 (OP)

`Arch`

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 No.14545 [Open Thread]>>14732 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

*** Corp’s predictive behavioral model has matured into a fully operational intelligence asset capable of identifying, mapping, and replicating human behavioral patterns with over 95% accuracy. Originally developed to observe and forecast decision-making in high-pressure environments, the system has now become instrumental in enhanced interrogations, forensic intelligence, and threat analysis.

Digital Behavioral Cloning & Threat Archetyping

Using accumulated environmental, linguistic, emotional, and micro-reactional data, we have constructed full-scale behavioral replicas of high-risk individuals including terrorist archetypes. These digital models respond in ways mirroring real-world personalities, giving us a strategic edge in mapping intent, pressure points, and ideological fracture lines before an interrogation begins.

Behavioral Forensics: Identifying Criminals Without Confession

One of the most groundbreaking capabilities of the *** system is its ability to match individuals to crimes based solely on patterned behavioral data with no prior testimony or evidence. In several field tests, the system identified individuals with likely involvement in violent crimes, including murder, before they were ever accused or questioned.

These predictions, made through baseline mapping and algorithmic comparison against known criminal archetypes, were 95% accurate. During otherwise routine interrogations, subtle anomalies in language structure, reaction timing, and non-verbal cues were flagged by the system revealing involvement in criminal activity that had not been previously uncovered.

Impact on Interrogation Strategy

Dialogue sequencing is now algorithmically generated for optimal psychological response.

Baseline deviation alerts allow for immediate identification of dishonesty or suppressed memory.

Predictive behavioral overlays offer live scenario simulations that shift tactics mid-interrogaPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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 No.14732

>>14545 (OP)

> 95% accuracy.

95% is not good.

1 in 20 is a metric fucktonne of fuckups.

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 No.14721 [Open Thread][Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

I found pic related on Aliexpress. I can barely find chink dual X99 boards for that kind of money What's the catch? Are there some cheap motherboards for 1st gen scalable processors? I found some cheap ones?

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 No.14593 [Open Thread]>>14719 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Can we get a Comfy Linux General on /g/ ?

Post lasted distros, bugs, feature, flatpaks you been working on

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 No.14663

>>14656

Ubuntu

there's nothing experimental in the LTS releases and you can easily track upstream Debian packages if you need to. plus, snaps are super easy to make

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 No.14674

gentoo, portage packages

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 No.14691

Dice rollRolled 1 + 1 (1d1)

>>14639

Jumped over to Arch about a month ago, does it improve on Wifi 7 functionality?

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 No.14719>>14720

>>14593 (OP)

Whats up with the "ubuntu pro"? They are now starting to paywall features?

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 No.14720

>>14719

it's to get companies to pay for back porting security fixes to old LTS releases if they're gonna stick with ancient versions like 20.04

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 No.14247 [Open Thread]>>14338 >>14706 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Recommend me irc from clearnet and dark web please

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 No.14287

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 No.14338

>>14247 (OP)

irc2p, ilita, nanochan, rizon, etc...

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 No.14706

>>14247 (OP)

irc.rizon.net

##/VT/

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 No.14693 [Open Thread]>>14694 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

where is the old /g/ gang? I need the /fwt/ general

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 No.14694>>14695

>>14693 (OP)

Diaspora is all over the place. I suspect since half of /g/ are troons they all went to reddit

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 No.14695

>>14694

the best board lost to soyjacks and plebbitors.

the only ones that I see active here are /pol/, /biz/, /random/ and /v/

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 No.14474 [Open Thread][Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

https://sites.google.com/trezrstart.com/trezoriostart/home The setup process involves connecting your Trezor device to your computer, installing the Trezor Bridge software, and then following the on-screen instructions to create a secure PIN and backup phrase.

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 No.14504

https://sites.google.com/hardwarewallett.com/ledgerlive-desktop/home Ledger Live is the must-have companion to your Ledger devices, the crypto wallet app allows you to manage securely and easily your assets.

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 No.14687

Thanks just signed up my 10 billion rupee wallet with your exact link

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 No.14616 [Open Thread][Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

Has anybody tried this recently?

https://secureblue.dev/

https://github.com/secureblue/secureblue

I used it a year ago and the web browsers stopped working (shit messing up with nvidia drivers) but I'm thinking of trying it again once it's working for Fedora 42.

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 No.14617>>14682

I meant when the ublue release is based on Fedora 42, not "working for". I should also have given a quick rundown of what it is

>secureblue is a security-focused desktop and server Linux operating system, developed as an open-source project. It is shipped as a set of OCI bootable container images, which are generated with BlueBuild, using Fedora Atomic Desktop’s base images as a starting point. Fedora is one of the few Linux distributions that ships with SELinux and associated tooling built-in and enabled by default. This makes it advantageous as a starting point for building a secure desktop system. However, the security architecture of desktop Linux is broadly and significantly lacking. The goal of secureblue is to build a maximally secure Linux operating system by proactively increasing defenses against the exploitation of both known and unknown vulnerabilities, while avoiding sacrificing usability for most use cases where possible. For more details, see the features list.

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 No.14676

I was memeing this on 4troon but never actually tried it.

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 No.14682>>14684

>>14617

Main issue with it is this in my opinion

>Why are upgrades so large?

>This is an issue with rpm-ostree image-based systems generally, and not specific to secureblue. Ideally, upgrades would come in the form of a zstd-compressed container diff, but it’s not there yet. Check out this upstream issue for more information.

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 No.14684

>>14682

How big we talkin' here?

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 No.14686

U

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 No.14172 [Open Thread]>>14578 >>14626 [Watch Thread][Show All Posts]

They brought this Alienware 17 R4 laptop into the shop because they couldn't boot it

It had it's BIOS locked behind a password, and I got the master password for it from a kind soul in some forum, It now asks for an HDD password which I don't have, and nobody's replying after I asked for the HDD password lmao

I asked the owner, and she told me it's alright if I wipe it.

However, I couldn't manage to wipe it through Disk Manager "Virtual Disk Manager: Invalid function" or through DiskPart "DiskPart has encountered an error: Incorrect function. See the System Event Log for more information."

Booting through Gparted, it wouldn't load the drive at all: "fsyncing/closing /dev/sdc: Input/Output error," even when the drive is recognized when booting through Linux Mint. I don't know how much about Linux either, but I tried to format from there as well with the basic tools, but that didn't work either. I don't remember the error code, though.

I tried to boot through ShredOS, but at some point it went to 200 KB/s. Hard drive is 1TB, so that would've taken forever and I really don't want to wait that long. If it's the only option I guess I'll go with that one, though.

What can I do now? Anybody got any ideas?

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 No.14578

>>14172 (OP)

DBAN can help with this. Just flash it to a usb using rufus and you should be good. That said, if you don't actually care about completely erasing the old data just do it in Linux or something with gparted - use a live usb boot if you dont wanna install it...

Worst case just smash it with a hammer lol

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 No.14595

Identify the HDD model via BIOS or physical inspection and research its default master password

Then unlock the drive with the master password:

```

sudo hdparm user-master m security-unlock [master_password] /dev/sdX

```

Wipe the drive and remove the password:

```

sudo hdparm user-master m security-erase [master_password] /dev/sdX

```

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 No.14626>>14652

>>14172 (OP)

just use some strong magnets and wipe them. It doesn't damage them at all. I do it all the time. Well, I did. It was part of my job for the CIA. All it does is that it corrupts the data to make it unreadable so that you can go in there and do a full reformat and a clean install

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 No.14652

>>14626

short 3 second bursts in the microwave for a total of 15 seconds is better

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 No.14673

just put it in rice

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