Notices by F4GRX Sébastien (f4grx@chaos.social), page 2

@ge0rg @whitequark and a ketaminated bufoon, apparently.

@lanodan @phrack @aetios @ska following you both I need to hear more of this discourse right now.

@oatmeal I will reuse the eating styrofoam expression.

@0x76 @whitequark wait is that a dns service that resolves usual ipv4 based entries to ipv6 addresses, that forward traffic to actual underlying ipv4 adresses?

@ryanc I can give it a try at least.

@ryanc We need hackers <3

@ryanc hmm what does the task look like?

@whitequark why use sapphire and not polycarbonate?

@whitequark lets just hope it's not colored lime glass. You'll need this to check it (sorry I could not find one with free shipping)

https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005009289995770.html

@ryanc how do you handle the IP address juggling with this kind of VPN? Wireguard makes raw point to point IP tubes equivalent to an ethernet cable, right?

@whitequark whats the goal of these? Performance?

@whitequark from the mental image I have of LLMs, this sounds impossible to do, this request is much too deterministic and does not fit in any kind of task that can be obtained through random processes.

@whitequark I dont know what you were expecting, tbh :)

@sebsauvage @bortzmeyer merci.

@crowdagger @alluccia @b3nb3n avec le frein a main serré méoui.

@kashhill chatgpt himself.

@sabik @selzero what IDEs are you using, friends?

@mattly @thomasfuchs With ublock origin enabled, it's 9.1 MB, says firefox.

@whitequark @http_error_418 @gsuberland ikea has some of this stuff. you're motivating me to have a look but heh, I already live in too many rabbit holes.

@dalias @homegrown so if a browser already restricts the sent referer, this new header should change nothing.

however it's beneficial for people using browser with bad privacy parameters right? Assuming the browser complies with this header.