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... for clarity - yeah you could manually edit it, but I am wondering if AI can (yet) be given a request like this, and understand what needs to be done in each scene and go and do it.

>>115 (OP) 
>>116
Not yet

>>115 (OP) 

This is literally the future of media.

There will come a time where you have an AI entertainment app for say 19.99 a month. You will be able to sit down at your set and say "give me a star wars movie, set between episode 4 and 5, original actors original voices. Make it about the bounty hunter they encounter on org mandell(spelling?) and that shit will whip up a movie. Furthermore, there will be youtube channel style Ai movie creators that are good at making movies that youll be able to go seek out.

I'm sure there will be some copyright license fuckery that you will need the disney ai app and the fox ai to keep in line with licensing, which will be the sad part, but overall it will be so blissful for NPC consumers.

>>116
I kind of want to see the whole movie without Jar Jar effects, so it's just the black guy wearing a silly hat

>>115 (OP) 
no, but you can use it to accomplish the task with differen't methods than previously and more ease.

https://techcrunch.com/2025/04/24/wait-how-did-a-decentralized-service-like-bluesky-go-down

That was supposed to say A-List

no who ? neve rheard of them ? should i ? why is this worth my time ? 
sounds like a obnoxious bunch of "people" 
could it posisbly have something to do with DOGE cutting down USAID and the cleanup being underway at the State Dept. ?

>>500
Meant for >>499

>>500
Gotcha. Hopefully the demand for an eepsite is great enough.

Honestly this board is so chill. I think I found my new main board.

>>499
Go on the Tor support channel on the matrix.org Matrix server and post that where Jeremy can see it. He's not redpilled but he substantiates his arguments about Tor vs i2p and is a sincere believer in what he argues for/against.

>>524
Who is Jeremy?

>>362 (OP) 
There are many aspects to this, but the a chan is a very simple website you can write in PHP or Python. Your main concern is programmatic abuse, so you need to rate-limit users and make them pass tests that only a human can. This used to be a pain in  the ass but today you have things like Cloudflare Turnstile and it's very easy. Cloudflare in general is nice because it's free and when you put it in front of your website it serves all of the images, which means your server does less work. It also allows you to block shitholes like India from posting garbage and different forms of bots. There are web crawlers, and AI scrapers and other garbage that is literally 60% of traffic on the internet. You can cut out all this shit using the AI labyrinth and other built-in tools. At very least CF obscures your server's real IP making it harder to attack.

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>>547
The gay soijack image board where the hacker came from. I was there the day of and it was slow af and crashing from all the traffic

>>555
I still think it's funny 4channel was taken down because it was 'too liberal'

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>>472 (OP) 
Is the hacker going to get away with it? Is there any possibility of legal consequences?

>>578
>Is the hacker going to get away with it?
Nobody knows. We might assume he was smart enough to use a VPN but maybe he didn't care.

>Is there any possibility of legal consequences?
Of course. American judges have often punished hackers harshly—sometimes worse than niggers who commit murder

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>>472 (OP) 
>UK IP
>all that damage control

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>>170 (OP) 
Setting registers 0-9 is setting coefficients 0-9, registers .0-.9 sets coefficients 10-19, then to set coefficients 20+ one needs to use the indirection register "(i)" by setting the Index register "I" to the coefficient (register) number then setting "(i)" to the desired coefficient value.  Finally, set the Index "I" to the highest coefficient (should be already if you entered them starting lowest order first), then put a value in on the screen and press GSB 0.  Result is the value ef the polynomial at the input.

To encode x²² - 2 x²⁰ + 1, do:
f CLEAR REGS
f CLEAR Σ
1 STO 0
20 STO "I"
2 CHS STO "(i)"
22 STO "I"
1 STO "(i)"

Then input an x-value (say 1.5) and press GSB, then 0.
1.5 GSB 0

This calculator will teach you to think in assembly, nice choice OP!  I grew up with a TI in school, but have come to appreciate HP-style (ironically after being gifted a modern HP15C collectors edition).  RPN entry is the absolute GOAT for expression entry, and I do like seeing where the DB48X project is going with symbolic pretty-print RPN entry on SwissMicros platform...

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M-x calc in Emacs is really capable and fun even.

“Calc” is an advanced calculator and mathematical tool that runs as part
of the GNU Emacs environment.  Very roughly based on the HP-28/48 series
of calculators, its many features include:

   • Choice of algebraic or Reverse Polish notation (RPN), i.e.
     stack-based, entry of calculations.

   • Arbitrary precision integers and floating-point numbers.

   • Arithmetic on rational numbers, complex numbers (rectangular and
     polar), error forms with standard deviations, open and closed
     intervals, vectors and matrices, dates and times, infinities, sets,
     quantities with units, and algebraic formulas.

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>>433 (OP) 
You're doing it wrong.
❯ cat tor-0.4.8.16.tar.gz.sha256sum
6540dd377a120fb8e7d27530aa3b7ff72a0fa5b4f670fe1d64c987c1cfd390cb  tor-0.4.8.16.tar.gz
❯ sha256sum tor-0.4.8.16.tar.gz
6540dd377a120fb8e7d27530aa3b7ff72a0fa5b4f670fe1d64c987c1cfd390cb  tor-0.4.8.16.tar.gz

>>433 (OP) 
'''
gpg --auto-key-locate nodefault,wkd --locate-keys torbrowser@torproject.org
'''
then
'''
gpg --verify <.asc signature> <tor tarball>
'''

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>>530
You have to use bbcode-style code blocks here.

const foo = 5;
const bar = "vril";

tldr ops a lil slow

>>531
Does the website have syntax highlighting like markdown?

'''bash
echo hi
'''

>>534
https://ourchan.org/faq.html#post-styling

This site is a honeypot

>>518
your mom is a cumpot

>>519
Surprised you're working today, agent. Is Easter not a federal holiday?

>>518
Don't honeypots, by definition, goad users into posting something illegal, suspicious or incriminating?
The average reply chain on some innocuous tweet is worse than this place.

>>518
Based on what?

>>393
I live in one (has a window) and it doesn't get phone reception.
So I think it's partially blocking.

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>got a bundle of 12 fat NDSs for a LAN party just before covid
who's laughing now motherfuckers?

That map makes no sense, Oklahoma has TAFB, one of the biggest Air Logitistics Commands in the country, the Russians are gonna flatten it in any nuclear war, yet the map says low fallout in that region.

>>465

Redpill me about living in a shipping container.

>>9 (OP) 
What if the entire EMP event is caused by Elon satélites? They are all around the globe, and also by then btfo this entire system and still holding grasp of Elon satélites they would totally have the upper hand against us humans/got cattle, it's like they will have total advantage in technology and somewhat with information.