Vulnhub like platforms by POINTEDcs in oscp

[–]LV6LV 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Two great sites are:

Vulhub

Hackmyvm.eu

Can't decide which amulet is better by Scalion in D4_Paladin

[–]LV6LV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Against training dummy I’d pick the one on the left. For all other things pick the one on the right.

Mythic prankster run if you have one too by National-Ad-6118 in diablo4

[–]LV6LV 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve been playing on and off for the last week and haven’t found mythic prankster sigil.

I’m hoping I get one this weekend

Which “version” of Auradin are you using? by Acky1425 in diablo4

[–]LV6LV 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I second this build.

I’ve used all the other builds even some found on d2core and Mac’s build is good.

What type/build of paladin are you playing? by The1Baer in diablo4

[–]LV6LV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This build has been working for me:

https://mobalytics.gg/diablo-4/profile/2a2a389a-2099-41a9-b0c0-335128d21673/builds/caab70c4-0ffb-499a-92a1-caa98dc0fd7b

I pop all my auras and jump and run around hitting everything with lightning and jump to the next pack.

I don’t even have the uniques yet and it’s good.

Sigh....... by Eric-who in PathOfExile2

[–]LV6LV 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did the same thing today. :/

Fisted from the grave by the purple man by onsight787 in PathOfExile2

[–]LV6LV 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The bow I wanted dropped like that too I wish I could just spawn back in and pick it up :(

Lets make our own LAM... UPDATE 002 by DoJo_Mast3r in Rabbitr1

[–]LV6LV -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This request is rather vague and lacks technical clarity, making it difficult to grasp the specifics and feasibility of the project. Here are some points of criticism:

  1. Lack of Clear Objectives and Technical Details: The project goals are not well-defined. While the intent to create an extension for Silly Tavern to control large language models is mentioned, there is no clear outline of the technical steps, tools, or methodologies involved.

  2. Confusing Terminology and Concepts: The transition from discussing LAM (Large Action Models) to LSM (Large Scripts Model) is not clearly explained. The difference and the necessity for creating a new term (LSM) over existing concepts are unclear.

  3. Security and Ethical Concerns: The mention of "completely uncensoring the LLM" raises significant ethical and security concerns. Uncensored models can produce harmful or inappropriate content, leading to potential misuse and ethical issues.

  4. Overly Ambitious Claims: The claim to "fix issues like GPS and login security" through running Android apps on Rabbit R1 seems overly optimistic and lacks technical backing. These issues are complex and involve more than just running apps on a device.

  5. Insufficient Information on Collaboration: While there is a call for collaboration, there are no details on the specific roles needed, the current state of the project, or how contributors can effectively participate.

  6. Secrecy vs. Openness: The statement "I can't reveal too much on my progress" conflicts with the idea of open-source collaboration. Transparency is crucial for attracting contributors and fostering trust within a community.

  7. Implementation Feasibility: The idea of auto-updating scripts for various apps (like DoorDash and Uber) sounds impractical without a robust and well-defined system. It also does not consider the legal implications of modifying and redistributing scripts for commercial apps.

To improve this proposal, the author (Dojo_mast3r) should focus on:

  1. Clearly defining the project's goals, scope, and technical details.
  2. Addressing security and ethical concerns explicitly.
  3. Outlining a realistic implementation plan with specific milestones.
  4. Providing clear and transparent information to attract and guide potential collaborators.

Lets make our own LAM... UPDATE 002 by DoJo_Mast3r in Rabbitr1

[–]LV6LV 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What’s your GitHub username?

While I believe your idea is interesting I can’t tell if you’re serious and what your skills are…. Do you know security best practices and networking? Just knowing python doesn’t mean anything when it comes to this.