No.11715
Post your best hacking webms, and the rest.
No.11731
No.11732
Not webm but w/e
No.11762
>>11715What movie is that?
No.11764
>>11762The core, it's shit
No.11768
No.11776
>>11715That song. I've heard it before. Where can i download it ?
Its the most cyber thing I've ever heard
No.11788
No.11822
>>11769" I will create a graphical user interface interface … "
No.11853
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No.11949
>>11929Maybe if you did some 1377 bluetooth h4x0ring it wud be :3
No.12222
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
This show is coming out. I'm really going to enjoy watching it.
No.12240
No.12289
>>12222They are gonna fuck every computer-related term up.
I hate being a programmer, it really takes the fun out of shit like that.
No.12547
>>12289Which programming languages do you mainly use?
No.12549
>>12289i know those feels. I only know a bit about programming. a lot of the specifics are totally out of my memory, but even a moderate familiarity with basic terminology kills the fun of those shows and films. they get 80% of stuff wrong, at least.
No.12550
>>12222>not watching scorpion<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/QBp8FykCf9E" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
No.12553
>>12551>checkmate in eight movesthis is the part where I started puking everywhere.
No.12554
>>12550> y2k+15> pasting HTML into a comment form.> embedding an <iframe>> not including the "HTTP:" (protocol) part of the URL.> not using XML closing tag for </scorpion>>>12551> not deleting the post to correct it.Typical Score-peon.
No.12556
>>12554
> not including the "HTTP:" (protocol) part of the URL.The '//' is generally preferred, as it fetches the external content using the current protocol, whether HTTP or HTTPS
No.12557
>>12554I don't give enough of a shit to care, but
you seem to do ;) No.12561
>>12553He should have do it in four moves?
No.12572
here's one for ye
No.12573
No.12589
>>12551Some points on that:
>Mr. O'Brian looks Indian.
>When a plane goes out of fuel it doesn't crash, it just stops being able to accelerate, but continues being able to glide. In fact, in emergency situations planes often try to spend as much fuel as possible so as to minimize the risk of an explosion. A pilot should be able to land in broad daylight with perfect weather and all on-board equipment working, the only real problem is coordinating the order of the landings, and that can be done by just calling someone on board.
>Just because you're smart doesn't mean that you should point out people's health issues. That's just being an asshole. What if she had anemia because she doesn't have access to a balanced diet and quality healthcare, considering she's a waitress and single mother?Why do people try to write genius characters if they have no idea how the minds of those people work?
No.12599
>>12589If you look up on who the story was based upon you will see a lot of funny bits and pieces.
basically
>rich neckbeard autist recreated his daydreaming on tv No.12605
>>12551>literal fedora wearing autist>Asshole le ebin genius >elite anenymoose haxor hacking planes>implying most airlines dont have full retard glide ratios>implying anyone who works for an airline wouldnt know to stay at max l/d and emergency land somewhere if they somehow lost their fuelim triggered
No.12611
No.12625
>>12611the real reason 8chins when down
No.12655
>>12554>http>not httpsGet out of /cyber/.
No.12656
>>12611I really would love the song name.
No.12665
>>12551HACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACKHACK DESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESUDESU
I BEET U CHESS! KILOWATZ! LE IQ! LE NASA HEK! LE HTML HEK!
No.12666
Embedding error.
>>12655>https> Not knowing CA system is utterly fucked.> believing in the security theater of TLS.> having CNNIC (China) trusted as a root cert in your browser.> Not realizing that if ANY ONE certificate authority is compromised then the whole system is fucked.> Not knowing Diginotar, RSA's hack, NSLs sent to CAs, and Snowden leaks prove HTTPS as no better than HTTP.Stay pleb.
The web technologies are utterly broken by design. Vid related.
Even Moxy's "solution" doesn't address the fact that govs demand SSL keys, and megacorps collude with fedcorp so "network perspective" doesn't mean shit.
Long live the Internet, but fuck the web.
No.12668
>>11731HOLY SHIT
fucken saved
No.12697
No.12719
>>11731wats the song name?
No.12723
>>12666>httpsyes, strong encryption > https
but: https > no encryption
Atleast its encrypted and not cleartext. Thinking its as bad as http is just way more stupid than any pleb level.
Just host a website with https, use a own X.509 certificate (like CAcert) instead of buying one and tell the visitors to ignore the stupid warning of browers, it doesn't know the certificate.
But dont be that http guy.
No.12724
>>12723>but: https > no encryptionyea, and so is caesar cipher better than no encryption, but it doesn't mean it's shitty and easily breakable
>but dont be that http guyhe never approved of http over https
No.12726
>>12724don't have time to watch the whole video now, but was the encryption actually broken, or are they still relying on hacking some shitty CA, getting a certificate signed by it and hoping that your browser will accept it?
Because that can be fixed by removing all CAs from your browser and accepting only the certificates that you personally trust, or adding just the CAs that you can trust.
No.12788
>>12666convergence seems kinda dead.
No.12796
>>12788> convergence> deadExactly my point. It was a futile effort. You can't unfuck something.
No.12948
No.12950
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
No.12954
No.12997
>>11731I can't stop watching this, this is too funny xD
No.13015
>>11853How did he do that?
No.13017
>>11731
>that guy slapping the keyboard with his bananatop schway
No.13023
>>13015I guess he was streaming audio over bluetooth; all those speakers were connected to one music player which had such capability, I guess he just connected, entered pin like 1234 and was ready to go fast
No.13075
>>12611well, aren't you a
cyber-terrorist No.13094
>>12551>Out of com range>A commercial airliner 200m away>Exactly 500,000 kilowattsThere is so much wrong with this trailer
>>12554>not httpsI'm starting to get the impression that no one on this board is even /tech/
No.13139
>>11768TV shows like this give me cancer. Obviously you can stop a hacking by looking at a ton of popups with another person type on the keyboard… Jeez what is wrong with the movie industry.
No.13313
No.13330
>>12551>OMG NO COMMS PLANES GONNA RUN OUT OF FUEL AND CRASH I love how all these movies assume pilots are lobotomized retards who can't make a decision to emergency land a plane with minimum fuel.
No.13340
>>12666Also Mozilla and Google refuse to implement DANE … hypocritical assholes.
No.13387
>>12240this, this is true cyber, this anon is a god among mortals
No.13388
>>12719bamp
does anyone know what is the background music for this? I can't get it out of my head
>>11731 No.13406
>>11715 sorry but what's the sauce for that movie?
not even duckduckgo could find a result for "i know they look like…"
No.13423
No.13443
>>13313>>12240I just noticed that thats Asuka's death fight on the screen on the left.
Schway
No.13452
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
Here we have a heroic citizen resisting the urge to support government-funded industry and fighting against the system.
No.14520
>>13388Am still curious about the music
No.14536
No.14537
>>11731>>11853>>12611This fucking thread has me schwaying too hard.
No.14538
>>14537>dat wordfilter for k e kWat
No.14548
>>11715Number one remix of all times!
No.14563
>>14538I never even noticed it was a filter. I always just said schway anyways.
No.14654
>>11822"Using Visual Basic"
No.14657
No.14829
>>11853You can do this with the smart TVs if they have wifi on. I did that on accident once through default YouTube app.
No.14864
WE REDCHANNIT NOW
THANKS LAW AND ORDER SVU
No.14898
>>12551>starts by giving Einstein's IQHoo boy.
No.14953
>>13330Don't you understand, anon? It doesn't have
ANY FUEL! How is a plane supposed to
FLY if it doesn't have any
FUEL to make it
GO!No, I've never taken a science class, why do you ask?
No.15046
No.15065
>>15047>Big Brother has your watchTopschway
No.15072
>>12549I'm in the same position.
I don't get why they can't find somebody who switched from CS to media to punch the script or whatever the fuck it's called. There's gotta be a million other people like us in this country.
No.15075
>>15047absolutely terrific
No.15098
>>15047good to see some OC, more people should do this
No.15106
No.15115
>>15047>Gesaffelsteinmah chummer.
No.15116
>>12553my friend once pulled off the 3-move checkmate on someone.
No.15201
>>1504756k/10
excellent work
No.15214
>>15047ARE YOU ANONYMOUS???
No.15228
>>12222Did she really say shut it down?
No.15253
>>15214>>15201Thank you and yes I am actually 4chan's archenemy… I am the HACKFUCK AKA 8chan
No.15266
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
No.15480
>>15047someone make a webm out of this
No.15482
>>15266definitely da best
No.15524
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>14536song is LazerHawk - Activation
No.15525
>>15072I always just thought they ask someone in computing to tell them some stuff so they can throw it in the script and then that person just fucks with them and has a nice laugh over it.
No.15542
No.15543
No.15578
>>15542Thanks for reminding me how much i hate laugh tracks
No.15621
No.15640
>>15621oh lawdy is dat sum OC?
No.15648
am not /cyber/ enough NSA haxxed me at end blame illuminati
No.15651
>>15648>PerturbatorYou still did well, anon.
No.15655
>>11853I tried this with Bluetooth speakers in PC World, it stayed in range until a little after I got through the door and you could hear that shit in the parking lot.
No.15660
>>15640mechanicalkeyboards.exe
look on youtube
No.15684
>>15621>that musicholy fuck the last time I heard that was ytmnd circa 2006
No.17380
No.17392
No.17613
>>15648you used the trackpad
no wonder you got pwned
No.19625
I made this for /pol/
No.19626
>>19625fixed it by taking the last second off
No.19682
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No.19686
>>19683just mess around with telehack for an hour and pretend to do it lol
No.19695
>>15684Does it have a name?
No.19696
>>16543Wait, is the first answer serious? didn't he get the joke?
No.19698
>>12551I just checked this o'brien guy
……….and am I missing something or is he anything but a quack? he has a company that predicts horse racing results by analyzing the DNA of the horses?
No.19699
>>19695Running in the 90's
No.19702
>>15648What Firefox theme is that?
No.19730
No.19732
>>19696autism is prevalent in highly technical topics No.19738
>>11731>>19730…and so the cycle is complete.
No.24963
this thread is top schway shazbots
No.25044
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
tracing YOUR IP right now through custom GUI (for those more advanced, it's in Visual Basic)
No.25047
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
HACKERMAN'S HACKING TUTORIALS - How To Hack Time
No.25055
>>25052
so did anyone figure out what the "astsu" command is supposed to be?
did he just type random characters or what? the other commands i noticed were all real.
No.25058
>>25055
like su but with more ast?
No.25111
>>12547
I know I'm like five months late, but mainly C++.
>tfw you still remember posts you made 5 months ago
Damn, my memory isn't bad at all.
No.25178
>>12551
fuck i think i have cancer now
No.25179
>>12222
what show? can't see the vid
No.25181
No.25183
>>25055
>>25058
Custom script, I bet.
No.25206
>>25055
>>25183
It seems to be used like sudo (or ssh) would so I guess the idea was that the company that he works for has its own way to allow safe privilege escalation and this is the tool they install astsu = AllSafe Toolkit Super User (allsafe security being the company name).
This is my fanwank theory.
No.25231
>>25048
>mfw at the end it suggests an actual video about actual hacks for actual mainframes
>mfw being 50min long it surpasses the attention span of 90% of the population
No.25320
>>15047
> I AM THE HACKFUCK
the best quote
No.25479
>>25049
What movie?
>>15047
Holy fuck that was amazing, thought I think that wrist torch/light would be amazing for dumpster diving.
No.25495
>>25479
>what movie
isn't the chubby asian freddie wong from video game high school?
No.25497
>>25479
>>25495
turns out it's from a TV show called "chuck". seems shitty.
No.25501
>>25497
it was shitty, second season was the only half-decent one.
No.25520
>>12551
>if you're a genius it means you know how to play chess
No.25533
Not incredibly /cyber/, but it is pretty cool.
No.25534
>>12551
>THEY CRASH WALTER!!
>I'm Walter O'Brien and I'm a genius
kek'd
No.25591
Basically me in this thread
No.25594
>>15116
Had a friend do this to me.
No.25596
>>12551
>>12550
Nobody actually noticed how much cancer this is when they made it? Nobody noticed the giant fucking tumors that started bursting out of their skulls out of absolutely nowhere? Nobody decided to cancel the movie when their brains just up and burst because of the pressure of concentrated cancer fucking into their fucking head? I can't what the fuck is this
No.25608
>>25596
After you have snorted enough cocaine everything looks ok.
No.25613
>>25045
>sudo ping 198:105:244:228
top schway
No.25615
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>25047
Alternative version
No.25619
>>12551
BASED ON A TRUE STORY
No.25636
>>25533
Shame he became an unshway sjw…
No.25691
>>25619
There is so much wrong with this scene.
Why did the car sound like it was accelerating when really the clutch was in?
Why did the tires squeal, and why was the steering angle so high if he was only doing the equivalent of a lane change?
Why didn't the guy just drop more cable? He had plenty in the cargo area.
Why did the guy drift the car instead of just braking? He had enough time. In fact, drifting would increase stopping distance.
Why did the pilot hit the control tower? He is experienced enough to NOT do that, even with the circumstances.
No.25692
>>17380
this is the best use of a 5.25" bay I've ever seen
No.25693
>>25691
there's a lot of problems with that scene.
What they are trying to do is download some software from the airplane (there's a lot of stupid here, but I won't go into it) but they can't do it wirelessly because the plane is going to fast and the wireless connection is unreliable.
So they download it on the laptop, but then the laptop is thrown off the car and destroyed.
So… how did the downloaded software get to the control tower? The car was going at the same speed as the airplane so the wireless connection was equally impossible.
No.25713
>>25045
Did… Did he just run nslookup on someone's Twitter account?
And then used sudo before a ping?
And then used colons instead of a full stop in the ip address?
AND USE AN IP FROM TWITTER IN HIS DoS?! WHAT THE FUCK?!
No.25717
>>15116
That someone is retarded/a beginner in chess
No.25722
>>25713
clearly he compiled ping from source and didn't set the suid bit.
No.25732
>>25722
The fuck kind of system doesn't come with ping preinstalled?
No.25841
>>25732
How can you call yourself a hacker if you don't have the very latest bleeding edge versions of 1337 hacker tools like ping?
No.25973
>>25732
idk, that wind0z box you just rooted? Haha, just kidding, even fucking windows has ping. Still. Even though they got rid of the most useful parts of the OS like hyperterminal, everyone has ping. Everyone.
Maybe like some system from the 70s…
No.25998
>>25939
top fucking schway
No.26013
>>25939
What movie is that? Looks stupid as all hell in a good way
No.26021
>>26013
Swordfish, later on in the movie there is an even better scene where he "hacks" by making a 3d cube spin on his monitors.
No.26071
No.26121
>>25693
>but they can't do it wirelessly because the plane is going to fast and the wireless connection is unreliable.
One yagi antenna could have solved that…
No.26182
I remembered that chummers were sharing their OC in this thread so I figured I'd contribute with my own shitty OC. The music isn't very loud and the lighting is shit though.
No.26190
>>25619
ahahahaha what the fuck
No.26204
>>26182
you forgot to add the techno
No.26217
>>26204
It's in there it's just really quiet and in the background.
No.26385
good to be a warrior, a code warrior
No.26398
>>26385
>programming in C on a commodore 64
it never happened in real life.
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No.26526
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
>>26512
>>26515
You can embed YouTube videos on 8ch by hitting the little drop-down on the reply box and pasting the video into the "embed" box. Like so.
Welcome to 8ch, reddit.
No.26559
>>26526
>Luckily I speak 1337
I just died cringing…
No.26585
No.26615
>>26559
>tfw 1337-speak is now reaching the "serious-shit" level in mainstream TV
>tfw cringe of my life
No.26688
>>26217
You don't actually play the audio over your speakers, you add it with editing software.
No.26692
>>26526
>Behind 100 Ip's
>good luck im behind 100 ip's
No.27029
>>26385
Where is this from?
No.27031
>>27029
Halt and Catch Fire, it says so at the bottom right of the video.
No.27033
how to make new hacking webm:
>boot up kali linux
>run nmap or something
>take a video of it
>convert to webm
profit??
No.27068
>>27067
does anybody have sauce on the song?
No.27069
>>27068
The full song is, "Running in The 90's".
You must be new. Remember to check 'em.
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No.27220
>>15116
Point is that even the top computers, who absolutely destroy human grand masters, still can't checkmate them in 8 moves.
No.27858
>>25636
Who the fuck is that?
No.27893
>>27220
>>27220
dude I'm gonna checkmate you in 1.35 moves cuz I's so IQ
No.27897
>>27858
all I remember is that he's the guy from a few computerphile videos, back when I found them itneresting.
No.27898
>>13313
Is that Absolut Vodka? Probably Russian.
No.28044
>>15621
>>27067
>>28042
does anyone have the webm with the fat guy typing really fast, then the music starts?
No.28065
No.28082
>>28044
Wow, I looked through the thread but somehow missed it was posted like three posts above me. My bad, I'm retarded.
No.28107
>>12572
Okay, that was funny.
No.28110
>>28042
What was the name of that song?
No.28116
>>28110
>>27069
who the fuck is this guy even?
No.28117
>>13094
>I'm starting to get the impression that no one on this board is even /tech/
Seriously, we're pretty much all bored accounting guys here.
No.28120
No.28149
>>28120
your board is weird
No.28496
>>25619
Jesus Christ, Scorpion is cancer.
No.28498
Just wondering that what is the difference between hacking and programming?
I would like to know more about comp and what can i do with them other than open google-sensei and play games.
No.28499
>>28498
hacking used to mean being good at programming, then the media took hold of the word and changed its meaning into "breaking into computer systems".
No.28503
Not straight hacking, but I like his room.
Sorry for the quality, I'm not sure why it came out that poorly
No.28511
>>28499
Well cracking or what ever it is called then.
You get the point.
No.28519
>>28503
Did you convert it yourself? Make sure you include quality flags on conversion.
Also, sauce, please.
No.28520
>>28116
Why has this web, been posted 3 times on this thread?
No.28521
>>28498
I'm kind of sad that this is a serious question right now, but hacking and programming are separate things. Hacking is making something perform in a fashion it was not designed for.
The term "hacking" in the computer world came about because people would "hack" away on their keyboards until they got something to work the way they wanted it to.
No.28523
>>28521
Well i can't feel your sadness, but i think it's still good that i asked that question.
Because i want to know more things that i don't yet know.
That includes proramming that seems to have a hard time getting into my head.
No.28525
>>28523
an imageboard isn't the place to be learning. Go read a book. Seriously.
No.28528
>>28525
I know, but what i can get from imageboards is other peoples opinions.
But you are right and as such ill go and do some practices now.
No.28628
>>27220
No, but they can destroy a total newb in 8 moves–the fat guy is obviously tarded
No.28629
>>28519
dude the file is called Pi.webm
No.28630
>>28523
the other responder is right– if programming "seems to have a hard time getting into" your head you need to buy a book, drop to the command line and sit there and code until you get it.
No.28632
>>28630
Well if there is no other way, then i will do that.
No.28634
>>15116
>>12553
I pull off a fool's mate on basically everyone I play chess with.
They think I'm some kind of super genius wizard god because of it too, schway.
No.28651
>>28632
Do it, you'll actually feel awesome about yourself three weeks from now and you'll have a new lease on life.
No.28689
>>28519
Well I used -q:v 10, but maybe that's not what you meant.
I expected this flag to make a 10:10 copy.
Also yes, it's from Pi, it's quite a popular movie, watched it a few days ago for the first time and I really liked it.
No.28835
>>28779
>the scam is a scam
No.31122
>>11731
Sun Project - Luna
No.34860
>>12551
I always thought it was funny how movies made hacking look like some intense sport full of rushing and shit. Its bullshit buts its funny.
No.34939
YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.
half serious, half meme. I don't know where else to put it.
No.34963
>>31122
You're a god, thank you!
No.34970
No.35052
>>35031
I feel obligated to warn anon…much ear rape, such wow
No.36727
>>36712
fuck this one is good. thanks chummer
No.36735
>>36712
brb going to an hero
No.36739
>>12551
Wow, this is some cringy shit. I hate these "intelligent people" tropes they throw into these shows.
>intelligent people talk really, really fast
>intelligent people know all the answers
>intelligent people are weird!!!
>intelligent people are child prodigies
>people who act intelligently have genius level IQs
>intelligent people can learn anything on the spot and apply it in the most effective manner possible at the most opportune of moments
>intelligent people are simply born intelligent and possess encyclopedic knowledge of their respective discipline
And notice how I didn't make a single mention of the "hacking" in this show.
My bullshit meter can only handle so much.
No.36743
>>36739
That last one is true though. People argue about nature vs nurture, but the truth is that some people are born smarter than others. If you don't believe that genetics play a part, explain to me why we're smarter than fish. Poor environment and nutrition can handicap a person, but given ideal conditions some people still grow up smart while everyone else ends up stupid.
If you don't possess encyclopedic knowledge of your discipline(s) then you're probably stupid. Take appropriate nootropic drugs to reduce the symptoms.
Very intelligent people are often a little weird, but people who are very weird are often a little stupid.
I'd have to agree with you overall. The genius tropes are generally pretty shit.
No.36748
>>36712
Isn't she that chick from the That 70's show?
No.36750
>>36712
Heavy drops of sweat appeared on my face, because even I have never experienced next wave.
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>>36712
>yfw she hasn't read the neuromancer
No.36776
>>36743
I agree that some people are simply born smarter than others.
However, these shows rarely show the super intelligent people working to gain their knowledge. It's like the writers just expect us to assume the character was born with all that knowledge.
No.36785
>>13340
It is better for you to run a local DNS server that does those sort of checks. That way everything on your machine does those checks.
No.36838
>>13340
>Google Chrome does not support DANE. According to Adam Langley, the code was written,[2] but it is not in Chrome today.[3] However it is available using an add-on.[4][5]
>Mozilla Firefox has support via an add-on[6]
>>36785
How exactly will your local DNS server check the TLS certificate of a website?
No.36850
>>12551
>>25619
>from the creators of fast and furious
What did i expect…
>>28503
This looks interesting.
>>27858
That's Tom Scott
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBa659QWEk1AI4Tg--mrJ2A
>>36716
That comment section… somebody pls kill me.
No.36878
>>25636
Still makes dope vids. Plus 'being an SJW' is just the norm in anywhere vaguely radical, and will be until the pendulum swings back. difficult to judge how much somebody actually believes the more insane portions.
No.37265
>>16543
>I hate Quora so much
Everyone does, its fucking yahoo answers but with even lower quality and incredibly pretentious fuckheads everywhere
>>36878
Nigger is doing only shitty videos now that are half bullshit that's already been covered elsewhere and half "britcunt reacting to shit"
His anti-gamergate video its particularly cringy, you can see how he constantly tries to steer away from any sensible areas that might offend the socjus cunts in the audience
>see comments
>he says he hasn't played any games in years but hes still somehow aware of gamergate and knows no good people could be there
These assholes are fascist as fuck……
No.38019
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100% cringe. Brought to you by the National Crime Agency (not even joking)
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No.38025
>>13017
It's corn, the most cyberpunk of foods.
No.38044
>>38019
gotta get those parents to rat out their children :^)
No.38171
>>11768
Hahahahahahahaha How The Fuck Is Hacking Real Hahahaha Nigga Just Unplug the Comuputer Like Nigga Hit the Power Button Haha
No.38175
>>38019
Britain is a fucking joke
No.38183
>>12572
>glut loop
I literally just wrote one of those.
No.38185
>>15648
Dat already cached tree
No.38202
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We need more input, we gotta fill this thing with data
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>>38202
lol sick graphics bro how much computing power does it take to generate that !00%?