Always cargo shorts or pants (depending on weather):
Galaxy Watch 4
my backpack (if occasion requires):
…and that’s about it
Not sure about paid models, but Claude Sonnet 3.5 is so good it’s not even funny. I’ve had arguments with it, where it was right in the end, and it never even considered that I was right (because I wasn’t; I ended up looking it up afterwards). I’ve never seen that with any other model
I’m not using brave and I don’t like it.
You don’t like the fact that your not using brave?
Woohoo! One step closer to killing the tyranny of X11! He’s almost dead already, just those pesky Nvidia users… (Or rather that pesky graphics card company)
I use Google Keep (I know, I know). I can share any link to the app and then I can access it from whatever device I’m on. You can also notes, which can come in handy for random things.
Bro that’s actually wierd
Text version:
Downloaded a virus for Linux lately and
unpacked it.
Tried to run it as root, didn’t work.
Googled for 2 hours, found out that
instead of /usr/local/bin the virus
unpacked to /usr/bin for which the
user malware doesn’t have any write
permissions, therefore the virus couldn’t
create a process file.
Found patched .configure and .make
files on some Chinese forum, recompiled
and rerun it.
The virus said it needs the library
cmalw-lib-2.0.Turns out
cmalw-lib-2.0 is shipped with CentOS
but not with Ubuntu. Googled for hours
again and found an instruction to build
a.deb package from source.
The virus finally started, wrote some
logs, made a core dump and crashed.
After 1 hour of going through the logs
I discovered the virus assumed it was
running on ext4 and called into its disk
encryption API. Under btrfs this API
is deprecated. The kernel noticed and
made this partition read-only
Opened the sources, grep’ed the Bitcoin wallet and sent $5 out of pity.
I needed a laugh today, thanks, lol