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12 minutes agoadam_kand
ok now try to explain how to install things from git hub like i’m a 5 year old
an hour agorisoxin
@5boroughsofhell_ that doesn't have to be the case. someone can just know how it's possible to do it because he knows how the protocols work and communicate, and then let AI just make the app. in this day and age, people will truly realize the meaning behind "knowledge is power"
an hour agorisoxin
@steelwix if you have chatgpt on your pc you can either connect your github to chatgpt and tell him to do it, or you can ask him how you can do it, or you can ask him how to learn how to do it
6 hours agogmangregstaa
What about security testing and patching for these? Plus bonuses whether they have malicious payload already.
6 hours agobstu_66
@andiherzog but if you think long term its definetely worth it. If you look long enough you can find good used ones for cheap price. I got mine for 120 euro with 16gb ram and 512gb ssd nvme and is upgradable if i need it
10 hours agowarpedagetro
Literally paid advertisements. Just because their product is free doesn’t mean your data is.
17 hours agojumpongtracto
Lmfao this page is literally just a shill for foreign tech companies who probably have backdoors into your data in all their products you advertise as revolutionary and free.
21 hours agoinfinite.mental.fragmentation
bro ytdlp isnt stealing any revenue wtf is dis goyslop post bruh i was expecting actually cool repos not decade old famous ones
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