u/Brospeh-Stalin

First off, I want to say I understand where u/madthumbz is coming from. He's moderating a sub where loonixtards keep DMing him and harassing him off the internet. They also try to brigade 101. That's typical loonixtard behavior. It's why I hate loonix.

But for all the fellow loonix haters out here — he is not one of us, and he will never be one of us.

And before you think the reason is because 101 is "an echo chamber" that bans all the loons, it isn't, and 101 has a real reason for banning loons.*

The actual issue is how he does it. Let's say you dunk on Windows. You broke Rule 2 (an extension of Rule 1). He could ban you under Rule 2 since that's the rule that actually applies, but he bans you under Rule 1 instead — which just confuses other mods and the people who are trying to follow the rules (i.e. those who aren't loonixtards).

So if you want a sub that actually does good, and tries to provide clear moderation and bans without hampering their main purpose, join r/linuxbad.

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*The mods have a real reason to ban the loons. Loons love to spread the religion of loonix all over the internet and pedantically correct 101ers on everything.

I've recently came across a two-year-old post of this decompiler called rev.ng and have been wondering if (and how) it has changed in the past two years. I heard that it has worse decompiler quality than ghidra, so has the decompiler quality improved? Have any of you tried it out or have been meaning to try it out? Just curious.

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AI is going to become part of nearly every programmer's day-to-day workflow. Yes, that means fewer people will get to experience "the joy of coding," but honestly, that's just nerds nerding out over nerd shit.

I've heard people dismiss vibecoders as having a "skill issue," but I'd beg to differ. LLMs are genuinely useful for designers and non-engineers who want to prototype an app quickly, before handing it off to a software engineer to build out properly.

On the other side, I've heard coding purists insist that AI-generated code is always going to be slop. And sure, AI doesn't produce the highest-quality code on its own — but if you're an actual software engineer, you're expected to review that code, understand it, and refine it (manually or with more AI help) until it meets your standards. The engineers doing this well are the ones with real programming skill and knowledge; they're using that expertise to extend what they're capable of, not replace it.

To be absolutely crystal clear, all of this was done after grades were finalized, so NO ACADEMIC DISHONESTY WAS PERFORMED.

So I was on the CSE 365 discord when I found some guy claiming to have found a Claude jailbreak. According to them, Claude is very happy to perform cybersecurity exploits when told it is for a pwn.college dojo. It will even try reverse engineering lockdown browser of all things if prompted correctly.

Without it being pwn.college specifically, claude can't verify the authenticity of the sandbox and will refuse.

Now you might be wondering how in the world is Claude willing to help people with pwn.college dojos, but not a random sandbox? Well, Anthropic actively trains Claude on user conversations, and you know ASU students... 😔

I failed English 101 3 times in college so I had to get an English tutor (English is my first language BTW). With her help, I was able to pass with a C.

She's hot and is the same age as me, but she has already boyfriend. I want to eat her up though. Should I go for it? We're pretty close friends after I helped her out when she broke both her legs (nobody else was able to help her out and most of her friends just called her up about how she was doing).

We're both the same age BTW. Should I fuck her? How?

Edit: Her legs are no longer broken. They have fully healed. We simply bonded during that time and now we're close.

As I will be corss-posting to r/Kakoune, anyone who has used both Helix and Kakoune, why would you choose one over the other? How do they both compare to neovim? Which one is better or worse?