>>107103450
the jew's biggest fear
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nice try shlomo, ebussy owns lunchud's bussy
nice try shlomo, ebussy owns lunchud's bussy
AIDS
I'm told it's contagious, and it can be fatal if not treated.
The best way to stop it from spreading is by prevention.
The best way to counter prejudice is by information.
This post is about Artificial Intelligence Delusion Syndrome, the unfounded belief that there's intelligence (AKA ability to understand) in Lame Language Models.
When speaking of LLMs, AI stands for Autocompleters, Iterated.
Their output is SLOP: Statistically Likely, Ostensibly Plausible.
The best way to stop it from spreading is by prevention.
The best way to counter prejudice is by information.
This post is about Artificial Intelligence Delusion Syndrome, the unfounded belief that there's intelligence (AKA ability to understand) in Lame Language Models.
When speaking of LLMs, AI stands for Autocompleters, Iterated.
Their output is SLOP: Statistically Likely, Ostensibly Plausible.
stacked fs encryption
do you use something (on top of full-disk encryption) to encrypt extra sensitive files?
i've used ecryptfs for the longest time mainly becomes the kernel ships it as a builtin module since forever but it looks like it's deprecated (didn't know that) and will likely be removed this year: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/ZB4nYykRg6UwZ0cj@sequoia/
so i'm wondering what should i use instead. i don't want to use block device encryption because it's overkill
i read about cryfs but it seems unstable and likely to corrupt your some of your files, fscrypt requires ext4 so it's out of question, and there's gocryptfs which seems like the most stable option. anyone tried it?
i've used ecryptfs for the longest time mainly becomes the kernel ships it as a builtin module since forever but it looks like it's deprecated (didn't know that) and will likely be removed this year: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/ZB4nYykRg6UwZ0cj@sequoia/
so i'm wondering what should i use instead. i don't want to use block device encryption because it's overkill
i read about cryfs but it seems unstable and likely to corrupt your some of your files, fscrypt requires ext4 so it's out of question, and there's gocryptfs which seems like the most stable option. anyone tried it?