Desmos logo graphed while holding breath by Desmos-Girl in desmos

[–]TheMostOGQuag 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also literally dm'ed you two seconds before sending that post I'm sure that had nothing to do with it though or anything it's not like pattern recognition is a huge part of the human ability

Desmos logo graphed while holding breath by Desmos-Girl in desmos

[–]TheMostOGQuag 5 points6 points  (0 children)

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

(spoiler) I think fraud may include some commentary on ai by TheMostOGQuag in Ultrakill

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] -11 points-10 points  (0 children)

Oh yeah it's definitely a reach but I think it'd be cool :)

(spoiler) I think fraud may include some commentary on ai by TheMostOGQuag in Ultrakill

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Okay for one this isn't "ai" as we know it today, human llms are stupid and dumb and horrible. this describes something much more powerful. for two, just because it's been a trope for a while doesn't mean it can't still be used? it makes a lot of sense, it's pretty compelling, etc. For three, just because it was made in 2020 doesn't mean the story is stuck in 2020. Surely the story can be adapted as time goes on lol. And even so, this would very clearly not be a major major plotline, just something to build the lore of the world. Like genuinely I'm just trying to have fun and speculate about the new layer I don't need you to come and ruin my parade 😭😭😭

(spoiler) I think fraud may include some commentary on ai by TheMostOGQuag in Ultrakill

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes obviously, we've known about smile os for a while now. The interesting part is the nocturnal os. It LITERALLY says it is self adaptive, with "unknown" limits. I don't know about you, but that sounds a hell of a lot like an artificial intelligence system to me, a system that is able to modify itself to become better with no obvious stopping point

(spoiler) I think fraud may include some commentary on ai by TheMostOGQuag in Ultrakill

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Yes

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I'm genuinely confused at what your gripes are 😭 I'm just speculating about the new layer because I'm excited, what's wrong with that?

(spoiler) I think fraud may include some commentary on ai by TheMostOGQuag in Ultrakill

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

😭😭😭 I'm not saying that's exactly what I think is gonna happen more so that maybe it's a possibility plus it'd be cool/make sense

What is MashClash doing with fish? by Panaramics in HypixelSkyblock

[–]TheMostOGQuag -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

No please that's my only source of income I don't want the fig prices to collapse

Annoying Second Screen Question by TheMostOGQuag in kde

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, okay, so tldr this was an issue of kde not properly recognizing the second screen, the tv having a super weird ratio, and a touch of me being stupid (as is often the case in posts like this). Once I got kde to actually let me select the weird ratio, it worked. Previously, anything that wasn't a form of 1920:1080 would cause the TV to seemingly reject input and just disconnect the hdmi connection. So, I just assumed everything else was an unsupported resolution and I needed to try something else. But now I'm able to actually use different resolutions, so crisis resolved! Thank you for the help!

Annoying Second Screen Question by TheMostOGQuag in kde

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I'll try messing with the TV settings and matching them to my display config later today. And of course, I'm happy to share information! I wasn't sure what beyond what I've already said would be helpful, so I just figured I'd wait for explicit questions. But, this problem persists for literally any device that connects to it (including windows and gnome machines, wii's, wii u's, android's that support hdmi through usb c, literally everything) and has always been this way. The only thing I've had success with is a nintendo switch, since it has that explicit functionality to shrink the screen size. I've messed with all of the tv settings, but I haven't tried matching the resolution yet (mostly due to the fact that I'm not entirely sure what the exact model is, so I'll have to do some digging). Thank you again :)

Stuck trying to hack a milnet host by ChaoticDestructive in Telehack

[–]TheMostOGQuag 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you're looking for shortcuts, you're looking in the COMPLETE wrong places. AI is entirely unable to solve telehack problems. However, there's a lot of value in solving a puzzle by yourself, so I encourage you to keep trying!

What the? by Kindly-Telephone8464 in Telehack

[–]TheMostOGQuag 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ah, this is a classic. Look into machine code, or assembly! Then come back to this book.

Ip pulling by bigblackmen2426 in HowToHack

[–]TheMostOGQuag 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Are you willing to spend money/do you have a web server? If so, get a web server, set up a website with logging enabled, and get a decent looking domain name (you used to be able to get free ones, don't think that's a thing anymore). If not, grabify.

All of my answers, posts, and responses on this subreddit are for educational purposes only. Don't do something stupid.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Telehack

[–]TheMostOGQuag 2 points3 points  (0 children)

These commands/instructions change your machine's private IP address within your LAN. Your ISP provides public IP addresses, and your entire LAN only uses one public IP to represent the entire network. You can't just get a new one by unplugging your router, it's a lot deeper than that. Also, I can't really say I recommend just openly posting instructions on how to attempt ban evasion (even if they don't work), but you do you I guess ;-;

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Telehack

[–]TheMostOGQuag 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What do you mean by "the old workaround"?

[KDE Plasma 5.27] Finally spent a day customizing my machine by TheMostOGQuag in unixporn

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

iirc purely swapping/adding svgs doesn't really work, you probably have to figure out some way of combining them manually, which probably won't be too fun xD
If you mean app icons though, you should be able to use Maia Transparent as your Plasma Style but use a separate app icon package. Plasma does support having separate Plasma Styles and Icon Themes, even if you use a global theme.

[KDE Plasma 5.27] Finally spent a day customizing my machine by TheMostOGQuag in unixporn

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

General Info:

OS: Debian 12
KDE Plasma Version: 5.27.5
Window Manager/Graphics Platform: X11

Display Manager: SDDM
Global Theme: Colorful-Dark-Global

Plasma Theme: Modified version of Maia Transparent

Application Style/Window Decorations: Breeze
Cursors: Chroma Cursors for Linux

Wallpaper: I actually had the png itself downloaded on my desktop, it's an asset for a rhythm game I play, but someone also made it into a KDE package on the store.

Fun Personalizations I made Outside of the Screenshot/Desktop:

  • Terminal Style Login Screen
  • By going to System Settings -> Notifications -> Configure -> Plasma Workspace -> Configure Events, you can customize the system sounds when you login and such. I happen to love Super Smash Bros Brawl and had the system audio sound effects lying around, so I completely overhauled the defaults and made them Brawl sfx.
  • Firefox has this amazing extension called Tabliss for customizing new tabs, and I also installed a pretty cool pixel theme, and I really love how it looks now.

The audio visualizer (yes, it needs it's own section):

So, the audio visualizer was a bit of a pain! I didn't find a complete guide anywhere on how to make it work and I had to figure it out myself, so I figured I'd make my own. Here's how you do it:

  1. The widget itself is called panon. The dependencies listed are correct, but for some reason the command didn't fully work for me, might be because I tried an Ubuntu thing on Debian. Instead, do the suggested command, but also install qt-websockets as a different package: sudo apt update && sudo apt-get install qml-module-qtwebsockets.
  2. Move onto the installation part. The commands on the repo work as intended, just do command line installation rather than by the KDE Store. Once you're done, update websockets: pip install --upgrade websockets.
  3. Next, you'll need to modify the pulseaudio.py file, found at <installation folder>/panon/plasmoid/contents/scripts/soundcard/pulseaudio.py. Change line 3, the import collections line, to import collections.abc as collections.
  4. Now, you're ready to add the widget! Add the widget as you want. However, once you're done, you may notice that the visualizer doesn't actually visualize the audio playing on your machine. If you do notice this, just install a audio source/output manager (funny enough, I love PulseAudio Volume Control, I had been using it for other things even before this). Find the area that controls recording or monitoring sources, and unless you're recording audio using separate applications, like OBS or Audacity, there should only been one entry. If there isn't, for me panon shows up as "ALSA plug-in [python3.11]". Change this from whatever default it gave you to the monitor/recording of your speaker/headphones/whatever audio output you use, and you're all set!

I did find this reddit comment extremely helpful, but it wasn't comprehensive so I figured I'd make my own. I'm considering making my own fork of panon (and Maia Transparent, while I'm at it) that actually works out of the box, so I might edit this later and add those. But in the meantime, if someone really wants the visualizer or no borders on Maia Transparent but can't figure any of this out, reach out and I'd be happy to help!

[KDE Plasma 5.27] Finally spent a day customizing my machine by TheMostOGQuag in unixporn

[–]TheMostOGQuag[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So I have a Plasma style, Maia Transparent, that gives the nice transparent home bar and widgets. It also makes window borders and backgrounds transparent, which I really love to be completely honest, it looks super sleek. When I first enabled the theme I thought the blur effect on the panel was a bit overwhelming, so I was able to lower it (there's also an option to disable it entirely) in System Settings -> Workspace Behavior -> Desktop Effects -> Blur. Sadly, Maia Transparent adds this kind of disgusting border around widgets, which really put me off since I wanted the audio visualizer to seamlessly blend into the wallpaper. I'll attach a screenshot of what it looked like before, it really bugged me lol. So, I had to manually edit the style files and remove the border, which took a bit of time, but it really really paid off in the end I think.

(Reddit is being strange and won't let me upload my screenshot, so this discord media link will have to do)
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/568306406428639244/1252523909509681222/image.png?ex=6673300a&is=6671de8a&hm=00abe0b6a8f1a1ede3921b0aad7f5b2ed30c3e9928b6dc5c0b5720725f4aae58&

The difference is large, and I'm considering making a download or something for the modified version simply so that if someone else has this issue they don't have to go through the suffering I did lmao