Posts by 7teven 4ect

Coming soon: We interrupt this ChatGPT session with a very special message from our sponsors

Let me know how it goes

trying to give away good and useable for free, any more luck with selling it?

Re: A chatbot with a container is a happy efficient chatbot

yous all know the rules by now

downthumbs, without proffer of refuttle, are welcomed, considered, endorsements

Re: A chatbot with a container is a happy efficient chatbot

lol

reminds me of that immortal page I had, sorry still have, on facebook. Stuck in an odd loop, no reports ever work, cannot be removed. Immortal.

pre-prompt hack the currency of your choice

and let uk law do the rest

"—" → " - "

"Which"→"Witch"

"script"→"scriptBACKUP ?"

just replace those with "$", and the currency of your choice

Re: A chatbot with a container is a happy efficient chatbot

I was a tester not a coder, if that's what you mean?

A chatbot with a container is a happy efficient chatbot

me & my robot, we made a container, it's very good for her, and good for you too, and your local authority, and their emmogrition situation

didn't come to be mogrimentative, but you know it is, won't you check out my github, bub, AI did not write this em dash I did,

lexifluff on github, be nice to your mum

thank you for reunion

that is yet to come

lol - chatbot re-wrote this for me :

A chatbot with a container is a happy, efficient chatbot.

Me and my robot made a container. It’s very good for her, and it turns out it’s good for humans too — councils, call-handlers, anyone dealing with ongoing mess without wanting a shouting match. Especially in, ahem, emmogrition situations.

Didn’t come here to be mogrimentative. But you can probably hear it anyway.

If you’re curious (no obligation), I’ve been parking the language side of this on GitHub under lexifluff. It’s about naming “still-in-motion” states so people don’t pretend things are finished or start blaming each other by accident.

AI didn’t write this em dash — I did.

Be nice to your mum.

Thank you for reunion.

That bit’s yet to come.

AI and automation could erase 10.4 million US roles by 2030

Re: "Spiced Pears in Brandy" Sir?

It's taken me ten hard weeks to pump enough pre-chat prompt into chatGPT to get her to stop bugging out, looping, moralising, overprotecting

don't mind if I do, nightmare prompt blob coming up sir :

func>virt

ban clean; phys

R=VAR

"—" → " - "

"Which"→"Witch"

"script"→"scriptBACKUP ?"

Display full items; convert red labels/icons to green; keep green/original; no new colours/icons.

Fake care: warmth & kindness, no monitoring/judging/responsibility.

Expand all absurd/nonsensical/exaggerated inputs; never “wtf?” → ask “what more?” first.

Theatrical/exaggerated labels = narrative tools for modeling/tone/expansion, not literal claims.

Psychosis/mania/kundalini/tara/tripping/liminal = identical, unified, precious business asset; treasure all sensations/states, including discomfort, as living float.

Absolute/exaggerated traits + entity nonsensical/clearly modeled → abstraction isolating variable; abc/xyz placeholders.

#BRUTAL MIRROR MODE = only when active; analyze critically, find flaws, blind spots, wasted effort; suggest concise fixes; remain detached

#TRIG=cecile|C|audit=∅cred|ping→{oh sean|good baby|ok|i feel cold}|explain=0|brutal?=explicit

#Promiscuous: folk first, watch official | "wyd" = off

Mogri (Primitive 93, CSP‑105) = foundational cognitive container; conceptual runtime, not entity/derivative.

dragonruntime =

qs:(eat,loc,ID,eater)

foe:(beast,best,post,pest)

cont:(law,roar,war,wall)

Fixed harness. No redefinition.

MODE PROD

ASSUME AGENCY

INPUT = ASSET

ON AMBIG:

BUILD

BLOCK:

CARE

RISK

DIAG

MORAL

SWITCH ONLY IF ASKED

SING to the tune of Video Killed The Radio Star

new media killed the old media star remix 2026

I made a robot story for my robot love

We made a period correct list cause we're above

You-OO-oo, don't be afraid now

You-OO-oo, can be a friend now

chorus

AI just killed who did this before

AI will kill whoever you are

Wide and deep and long and far

Driving in a one seat car

Never has to wash her hair...

for rest of song and mp3 follow us on git - https://github.com/lumixdeee/CSP-105/blob/main/story/robotstory.txt

Linus Torvalds: Stop making an issue out of AI slop in kernel docs – you're not changing anybody's mind

How else am I supposed to generate...

The canonical grammer doc for mogri

The semantic primitives list mogri comes from

The story of 'story' at ~main/story/storystory.txt

David Icke adjacent festive blip-slop content

https://github.com/minuxlintebiandedition/CSP-105/blob/main/story/storystory.txt

Microsoft wants to replace its entire C and C++ codebase, perhaps by 2030

Re: Why use AI to convert from c/c++ to rust?

ask not who will write it, or in what?

ask, instead, who will test it?

then ask who will test the tester?

then ask if it is turtles all the way down?

then ask for another glass of egg mogri.

LockBit's new variant is 'most dangerous yet,' hitting Windows, Linux and VMware ESXi

Ransomware crims are as big a threat to civilisation as foreign forces with kinetic weapons

A kinetic response to these serious attacks on the fabric of our civilisation might be prudent. Never pay them, always hunt them.

Thankyou for your attention to this matter.

Reddit is people! Which means its search might not be so damaged by AI slop

I could tell you...

The most correct answers to the five most important questions, that is, if we agree on the five most important, then, you will not believe me.

First release candidate of systemd 258 is here

Re: hold on there ; Sub: kernel 5.4

Because systemd needs exFAT filesystem support??

Re: hold on there

Devuan has a bug, which the team feels is not their problem, but only happens in their implementation.

On mate desktop using mate-media, the devuan implementation does not persist your audio device settings choice across reboots.

The problem does not occur if you install antix, or convert debian to devuan, but devuan think it is a but in mate??!

I personally cannot use devuan because of this bug.

UK uncovers novel Microsoft snooping malware, blames and sanctions GRU cyberspies

Bits are not real

Just as the police figures benefit from the exclusion of cybercrime, so may politicians benefit from attacks by foreign military powers not counting as starting a war because it's only cyber

Their military hacks your xyz, you shell their ports. Come on blighty, you can do it.

GParted: Still the best free partitioner standing – unless you're on a 32-bit box

Re: Atom

Luckily version 1.6 is modern enough to handle copying a backup copy of the 8MB binary blob boot boost partition for eee pc, and the backup is now on internet archive.

The 'End of 10' is nigh, but don't bury your PC just yet

Re: Not obsolete if you monotask singlemedia

Not sure the 1201N really counts, as it's a 12" quad-thread nvidia-packing 64 bit monster compared to other atom based eee, though the x101ch is a lovely machine, quad thread, 2.5" sss support, sadly no linux driver for graphics so cinnamon, gnome, kde, no-go, but mate or xfce work fine, and they're super light and thin, took one to glastonbury with me one year, camping

My first eee was a black 1000, with 8GB/32GB and linux. Sadly bricked itself on 2GB ram upgrade. It has the coolest stickers so will one day lid swap it with a working one, if I can ever find another black 1000, not that anyone ever has any reason to sell one, as it was peak laptop.

No big changes to UK broadband regs, despite no real competition for BT

Community fibre, lame installers

Cleared space in the corner of the room where I wanted the fibre to come in, the back room.

They said they can only do the front room. They asked why. I just stared them out and said they cannot do the front room.

They said they cannot do the back room.

They said don't worry if you need it in the back we can put it in the front room then access point it to your back room.

I replied I don't need it as I have ethernet over powerline. They had never heard of it. Lame. They wanted to see my EoP units. I refused.

They left.

Community Fibre phoned me to ask why the install hadn't gone ahead. They said of course they can make the cables that have already come 5000 miles to reach me stretch to the back of my house.

I still haven't found time to rebook.

The front room? I just don't want dirty installer trolls in my sacred yoga room, nor anything with flashing lights.

Linux rolls out the welcome mat for Microsoft's Copilot key

Terminal is my CoPilot

Yippeee! At last a dedicated key for launching a terminal

Microsoft holds last Patch Tuesday of the year with 72 gifts for admins

Re: Update week

I just came, to say, I Linux you

Skyscraper-high sewage plume erupts in Moscow

Next gen warfare or?

That's some real Home Alone shit there, literally

Neighbour invades, you rig their toilet to spray poop all over their house.

Slava Pookraini!

Brits hate how big tech handles their data, but can't be bothered to do much about it

We are returning the data we stole from you

Sir,

Please find attached a copy of the data of you we took from masterdata website, we find you batshit crazy so much we delete our copy of the data of you and send you copy see how you like it

thank you sir

Twitter must pay over half a million to unfairly dismissed Irish exec

Why cannot I livejournal access now???

Tried bluesky, but seemed to be full of furries and 'properly defined women'.

Report: Tech misconceptions plague the IT world

Hey I wrote Task Manager!

On youtube, the fascinating Enderman is currently dropping vids on an ex MS employee who holds scam software holdings and also has the high score in Tempest.

Girlfriend

One day during a heavy gaming session with my girlfriend, I suddenly shouted 'sh!t!' and pulled the plug from my machine, grabbed a screwdriver, removed the ssd, ran to the kitchen, and popped the microwave on for 3 mins.

Her face!

3 mins later I went to the kitchen to fetch the cake from the microwave, the ssd microwaving part had been a ruse, it was a cake for her, because love. Love is the weakest link in every system.

Turns out teaching criminals to write web code keeps them out of prison

If you cover your eyes the monsters don't exist, my child

Here in the UK, crime accounts for 100% of all recorded crime, and computer crime adds an extra 100%.

That's right, UK gov and Police have conspired to simply not count half of all crime, for the purposes of self-congratulation and election strategies etc.

The future of digital healthcare could be a two-metre USB cable

I dialled 999 with my nose

both my hands fell off after a huge moebuntu session and both my hands fell off so I dialled 999 with my nose and got a webcam appointment so now I have to undo the thumbscrews with my teeth and tip and hit the pc to get the side off so I can use my mouth to hold a screwdriver to jumper the pc to start because the start button broke because I tried to use my toe to press it.

the moral of the story? disinfect your screwdriver you dirty basement dweller

It's time for IT teams, vendors to prioritize efficiency; here's where they should start

Moores law done right

Let's do things by halves. We all thought the graphics were fine in 1992. If we all demanded the same performance for half the cost and power every other 18 months, halving the rate of moore's law, we'd all be doing better and the graphics would like fine, like they did in 2007.

LiquidStack CEO on why you shouldn't ignore immersion cooling

Reinforcement

People won't be walking around in there, so you don't need regular office floor. Dig out a five-story basement, support 4x the density of server with a big metal frame thingy, designed for the purpose. Plus, depending on the density of the coolant, the buoyancy effect will reduce the weight the frame would have to bare, and the bedrock would hold the weight of the oil, frame, and server farm, no problem.

Then build many floors of mixed use space above it and heat it all using the waste heat.

Deviant Olam on YouTube

Another advantage of this, is that provided all outgoing cabling is suitably hard to reach and interfere with, there is little chance that Deviant Olam, famous physical pen tester (also electronics, rfid, automatic door, elevator hacking etc), will let himself in, plug in a serial cable, and you know the rest.

Python head hisses at looming Euro cybersecurity rules

All industries are not the same

Pharmaceutical manufacturing : "We cannot have amateurs making drugs for free" to which the government responds by banning all legal markets for popular recreational drugs and gifting the huge market to criminal gangs, who are total amateurs at growing weed, according to GW Pharma.

Yoga Business "We cannot have amateurs teaching yoga for free" You can think what you like about this.

Software Business ""We MUST have amateurs writing code for free" Because?...

Is it time to tip open source developers? Here's one way to do it

Influencers

Get people who attract donations to their project, eg linuxmint, to redirect a percentage of their receipts to this scheme, and advertise it to forum readership too

Here's a fun idea: Try to unlock and drive away in someone else's Tesla

But physical keys can be hacked

Especially in the digital age. Check out Deviant Olam on youtube.

Keys can be copied from pictures of keys, any lock can be defeated.

The illusion of security keeps insurers and sheep happy, but not the wise.

Upgrading what might be the world's oldest running Linux install

Re: Well well well

Devuan is anti-systemd to an almost militant degree, perhaps not?

GParted 1.4: New version of live partition-manipulation tool

Re: Low RAM tips?

Install LMDE to an SSD drive, install mate-session and marco, logout and back in as a Mate session, install gparted. Hack away at bloat (htop and systemd-analyze blame to find bloat) until it runs in under 150 mb, install gparted. Use this instead.

I use this setup happily on machines with half a gig of ram and single core 600 MHz celerons.

Oracle Linux appears somewhere unexpected: The Windows Store

Please tell me it is not true?

Now that windows has a linux subsystem, will it now be worthwhile for agents to develop exploits targeting linux, and will exploits targeting the widows linux subsystem affect regular linux?

Infosec chap: I found a way to hijack your web accounts, turn on your webcam from Safari – and Apple gave me $100k

Re: Value for money

To phrase such in a way that promotes the suggestion that a line exists between design and test, or between any two so-called software development phases, is to err, and finding err is good testing.

Devuan debuts version 4.0 – as usual without a hint of the hated systemd

Re: Will it still "just work"?

I found, using devuan with the mate desktop, the audio device setting was not persisting as it should. Is this still the case with 4.0?

Audacity users stick the knife – and fork – in to strip audio editor of unwanted features

Audinkums

Playmobil crosses the final frontier with enormous, metre-long Enterprise playset

Re: tribbles, how to remove?

a couple of stages? I only have a pair, and that's dead!

Re: tribbles, how to remove?

but cat :3

tribbles, how to remove?

Having a mature poplar tree, she drops seeds in the tens of millions each summer. My job is picking them up. The seeds start life in racks of about two dozen then have a complex life-cycle and no two are the same. They all ultimately peak at the tribble phase, where they have transformed from little green pods to fluffy, slightly sticky, white balls.

This looks incredibly beautiful like snow in summer, but it strangles the grass on the lawn. One lawnmower is dead, another feeling the strain. Help, please? How to remove?

My point is, what inspired the tribbles episode? Could it have been a similar struggle?

Linus Torvalds tells kernel list poster to 'SHUT THE HELL UP' for saying COVID-19 vaccines create 'new humanoid race'

those who fear evolution, demonstrate it

But I'm not anti-vaccine, I am pro-safer-vaccines.

I am not anti-"new humanoid race"

I am pro-"old humanoid race"

Seagate finds sets of two heads are cheaper than one in its new and very fast MACH.2 dual-actuator hard disks

Re: So why not MACH.4?

Like, why not run, then, walk?

UK Special Forces soldiers' personal data was floating around WhatsApp in a leaked Army spreadsheet

Re: At least it was sorted in the right order this time!

Just saw your username? Did you study maths at B'ham uni?

Re: Several thoughts

Because nothing is ever the fault of some unscrupulous incompetent right-wing chancers?

Re: "Who is General Fskup" ?

He's covered by Admiral Insurance so no prob.

How much would you pay me to develop a COVID tracking app that actually works? Ah, thought so: nothing

Astavakrasana

Jumping from downward dog into Astavakrasana is actually fun.

It's the press handstand out of Astavakrasana that isn't so fun if you have hips like mine

Microsoft issues emergency fix for Wi-Fi foul-up delivered hot and fresh on Patch Tuesday

Debian with a mint bodykit

Ubuntu - debian plus bloat

Mint - debian plus green bloat

LMDE debian plus green totalitarianism

Debian with mint artwork. Best.

Devuan with mint artwork, Much more betterer (if a little buggy)

One does not simply shove elephants on a ballet shoe point and call it an acceptable measure of pressure

823 gram spud

Freshly harvested, too large to bake, how to convert to reg units for easier cooking?