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>Researchers say 'benevolent bots', otherwise known as software robots, that are designed to improve articles on Wikipedia sometimes have online 'fights' over content that can continue for years.
>bots interacted with one another, whether or not this was by design, and it led to unpredictable consequences
>bots are more like humans than you might expect
>bots behave differently in different cultural environments and their conflicts are also very different to the ones between human editors
>bots are designed by humans from different countries so when they encounter one another, this can lead to online clashes
>the number of reverts is smaller for bots than for humans, but the bots' behaviour is more varied and conflicts involving bots last longer and are triggered later

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2017/02/170223142117.htm

My sides reached the orbit of Uranus and therefore I welcome the memesis of AI future with open arms.

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Does anyone knows a gmail relay SMTP server? IP for telner please...

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Coming from a person who has been using ways to keep my info safe before the new bill has been passed. Here are some ways to stay safe:
1. Use TOR browser
2. Use the duckduckgo search engine.
3. Use TAILS OS

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>networkd ndisc: Bug can be used for a denial-of-service attack
issue ist Open
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Labels lol jews red hat poettering gay

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Bug report

NOTE: SYSTEMJEW BTFO

systemd version the issue has been seen with:

current master

Only one specific Router Advertisement message is needed to basically kill the network connections of all systems in a network running systemd-networkd with ipv6.

It is pretty much the attack stated in RFC862 section 5.5.3.e

>lol system-sjw BTFO once again

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There was a major court case in canada this week against Kodi Pirate TV box sellers. What does /g/ think? Are dark days ahead?

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Bought a Laptop this week but the seller sent me a Laptop with better specs.

Should I return it or keep it?

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What was that site that had a list of free dial-up services in your area you can connect to? Most of them were run by universities and schools. Can't find the website anymore. I remember it was mentioned somewhere on Lifehacker (before they went to shit like 5 years ago) and I never saved it. I still have my modem and a PC capable of using dial-up.

Yes, this is important to know if they ever try to cut off access to the internet but forget the phone lines, which usually work well after the power goes out too.

https://web.archive.org/web/20170309103112/http://lifehacker.com/5746046/how-to-foil-a-nationwide-internet-shutdown

All I got was this. The website they list is gone, but the number list is still available: https://web.archive.org/web/20101124051726/http://budgetdialup.com/html/usa_canada.txt

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/God I (fucking)? (love|hate) [a-z]+fags./i

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Why do you hate Go?

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Name one flaw with Rust that isn't actually a feature.

> tfw can't

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Is it too much to ask a portable device with a Linux based operating system that can play video and has a qwerty keyboard under $100?

I know about the PocketCHIP, and It's almost perfect except that it looks so ungodly nerd. Know about something that I can actually take out-doors?

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This thread is about the appreciation of watches, as well as the micro-engineering and materials engineering that are required to produce a fine watch.

>Required Viewing For Newbies:
https://youtu.be/_2J5phyd9J4

>Strap Guide:
http://pastebin.com/SwRysprE

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Hello /g/. Over time I have learnt a lot from this hacking board, so I feel it's time to give something back to the community. Now I feel I have to give something back. So for your enjoyment and education, here is a starting guide to becoming a Hacker.
*DISCLAIMER* THE FOLLOWING IS FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. I DO NOT ENDORSE ILLEGAL HACKING OF ANY FORM
/DISCLAIMER

First, let's talk about the hacker mentality. It's mature and complex. You need to understand that hacking is not something just any kid can learn in one day. To be a proper hacker takes months, sometimes even up to a year. Complete mastery of the Command Prompt and Notepad++ (explained below) is very complex.

Now you're prepared for the road ahead, I'll walk you through modifying your OS so it is suitable for hacking purposes. You have only one choice of OS when it comes to being a hacker - Windows. Windows is the oldest and most stable OS, and it also has a nice UI (which stands for User Interface by the way, as all true hackers know). Windows can also be obtained for free, but that's a very complicated procedure and should only be attempted by veteran hackers.

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Are there any programming languages that /g/ doesn't hate?

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Why is ryzen so good?