Which crowdsec lists did you use? I’m on the free plan and can only subscribe to three of them and most of everything on the free tier looks like is useless since my Suricata can sync its rules with Proofpoint ET Open rulesets which are significantly more robust

This is excellent! Thank you!

All current stock Samsung phones can do this too, BTW.

Literally no difference between a low power SOC RaspberryPi or a fucking phone which is the same thing with a built-in display.

Why not simply host your own LLM and leverage that beefy gaming GPU you very likely own to do the work?

There are only two CVEs related to Tuya and both are related to only one of their camera products. Their protocol has yet to be exploited. If there are zero days, then this is the case for literally everything and your statement is useless.

Again, please post something for us all to read, or all this stuff you are saying here is worthless nonsense.

I really wish when people say stuff like this, I don’t have to resort to simply believe what they say at face value because they provide something like a fucking link or an article I can read to back up what they say.

You need a Netgate account because they gated the download in some kind of online shop. Try it yourself.

OPNsense is better, because it’s the same thing but doesn’t require registering an account to download the image.

Piss poor dodge of answering the simple question.

If anyone is reading this thread, unless echodot@feddit.uk provides some sort of evidence, don’t believe what they say, ever.

How do you know this? Apologies, but I’m not going to believe a rando internet person’s comment and take it as fact at face value.

A program predicting language replies using a lossy compression matrix is not intelligent.

AI implies either sentience or sapience constructed outside of an organ. None of which is possible with machine learning large language models, it’s just math for now.

An air-gapped FreeBSD os is significantly more stable and more secure than a commercially available os used globally. Security is more important to militaries than the fucking end user experience.

This is a good read. LLMs will never be true AI, so breaking the censorship is akin to fighting back against jack-booted cops who think they know what’s best for you and that you should obey, i.e. the big corporations that run these things.

Yikes. Sucks to live there. Maybe they should do something about it?

75% of 150 million is still a significantly larger number, regardless. In this context, does not fall under “many”.

And calling a pro-Russian troll dumb is fine, because only feelings are hurt, meanwhile actual lives are being lost thanks to Russians invading Ukraine, and is competitively worse.

That may be true. But I tend to believe factual journalism over a random internet person’s conjecture that you seem to be sure of for some reason.

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I don’t have access to it, but allegedly on VK which is the Russian knockoff of Facebook, they also have similar numbers of a majority in favor of destroying Ukraine.