#Generic

Claire, The Ultimate Worrierwaitworry@sakurajima.moe
2025-12-15

@ami_angelwings gotta go with toto hold the line if I'm going with something very generic

youtu.be/htgr3pvBr-I

#MoodMusicMonday #generic

2025-12-15

What is generic? Being #generic has worked out pretty good for these guys on #MoodMusicMonday

Nickelback - Rockstar
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24houronlinepharmacyhouronlinepharmacy
2025-11-29

Why Super Tadapox Is Becoming the New Favorite for Performance Boost

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Super Tadapox is gaining popularity due to its powerful dual-action formula designed to support improved performance and confidence.

i have mediawiki and yacy and kiwix plus fancy apache index going - what do i need to provide more synergies and unholy alliances with the data? probably drupal and wp...in that order
? I am recovery mode getting on the antibiotics - they work pretty quick, need to take full course - the painting can wait until tomorrow. the ceiling is coming together - glad we farmed it out to the 1% #azec #generic pvc planks

2025-11-11

Generic USB hard drive enclosure test + RIP WD Caviar 1210

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Howard Smith MD, AMDrhowardsmith@masto.nyc
2025-10-15

Generic Magnetic Ball Sets Contain Dangerous Button Batteries. If swallowed by children, they create intestinal havoc and sometimes lead to death. #ritons #generic #magnetic #balls #children #intestinal #injuries #recall
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Osna.FMosnafm
2025-10-02

A generic version of the weight-loss medication containing the active ingredient liraglutide is expected to become available in the coming weeks. While the subs... news.osna.fm/?p=17828 |

Danny Boling ☮️IAmDannyBoling@mstdn.social
2025-09-28

"...#generic versions of a groundbreaking #injectable drug to prevent HIV will be made available from 2027 at around $40 a year in more than 100 low and middle-income countries..."

That's AWESOME!!! 👏 🥳 ❤️

Meanwhile:
"Marketed under the brand name Yeztugo by California-based Gilead Sciences, lenacapavir currently costs around $28,000 a year in the US." 💢 😠 :angrycat:

'We can end #HIV': Groundbreaking preventative #drugs to be rolled out for $40 a year from 2027
france24.com/en/health/2025092

#IAmDB

2025-09-08

Oh, so #pubs and #clubs have a hard time as ppl prefer to #drink #less and stay at #home and watch netflix instead? And turns out installing large size TVs with 247 sport channels does not really help? Here's a thought for you. Remember when ppl wen't to these places for their good #music #vibes and #live #bands, before these were replaced by #generic #playlist #radio? Of course, that has nothing to do with #declining #visitors #numbers now, does it. Does it?!

2025-09-01

[Перевод] Generic интерфейсы в Go: просто, но сложно

Команда Go for Devs подготовила перевод статьи Акселя Вагнера о том, как generic интерфейсы в Go открывают новые возможности и новые сложности. В статье разбираются паттерны, ограничения и компромиссы: от self reference интерфейсов до дилеммы с ресивер-указателями.

habr.com/ru/articles/942634/

#go #generic #интерфейсы #set #comparable

2025-08-02

GIMP Script-Fu ООП. Обобщённые функции

Библиотека функций к Script-fu Готовя эту статью я интересовался, что там в других языках, что там за "дженерики"? Все языки разбирать не буду, но скажу одно: Generic function использующиеся в ЛИСПе и современые дженерики различаются как НЕБО и ЗЕМЛЯ. За дженерики в современных языках в основном ратуют строго типизированные языки, всем понятно, что писать кучу однотипного кода просто глупо. Не скажу точно, кто стоит у истоков современных "дженериков", но пожалуй одним из ранних их проявлений это ШАБЛОНЫ в С++. Почему все остальные языки типа явы и ей подобных, решили назвать свои шаблоны дженериками мне не понятно. (у меня есть язвительное замечание, что хотели как в лиспе, но получилось как всегда). Но дело в том что в ПОДОБНЫХ дженериках языки с динамической типизацией просто не нуждаются. Функция list работает с любыми типами данных, ШАБЛОНЫ не нужны! А в С++ именно контейнеры стали основной побудительной силой использования дженериков, это просто хранилища которые хранят значения, если Си мы можем обойтись (void *) и потом привести тип к нужному, то С++ решил пойти по типобезопасному пути, ну немного "потолстев" в коде. Ну а что же там у современных его последователей? Рассмотрим Go. Пытаясь избавиться от типа, вводят обобщённую переменную T, но понимая, что сделать то с ней ничего нельзя(кроме как хранить и выдать обратно), пытаются как то её ТИПИЗИРОВАТЬ!!! Вводят КОНТРАКТ! А что делать когда в функции надо будет делать сложение? Надо будет к этому контракту добавить ещё контракт аддитиве? а умножение? или ещё что то? в любом случае код функции БЕДЕН! именно в силу того что мы не знаем что может прилететь нам в типе Т. Я вам расскжу что такое НАСТОЯЩИЕ ДЖЕНЕРИКИ.

habr.com/ru/articles/933466/

#ооп #generics #generic #lisp #scheme #gimp #scriptfu

2025-07-28

Woman, 5-year-old boy taken to hospital after dog attack at Lynn park

A woman and a boy were injured over the weekend when they were attacked by two off-leash dogs…
#NewsBeep #News #Headlines #generic #Latvia #LV
newsbeep.com/25407/

2025-06-25

On my way to the #metadata #workshop of the #NFDI at @tibhannover . I look forward to meet known and new people, to the exchange and to learn more about the #researchdata of the other consortia because I am more in touch with the #humanities consortia. The goal is to find a #generic #schema such as #schema.org, #datacite or #DCAT to map the heterogenous data of 26 consortia. #nfdirocks #RDM #FDM #ontologies #terminologies #Terminologien #Ontologien #Forschungsdaten @nfdi4objects

2025-06-05

@jutty i like out-of-band hashtags, like tumblr does, but an excess of inline ones just looks awful to me.

Also, why does anyone use #generic hashtags with no particular #context? It’s like they’ve heard of SEO, but aren’t really sure how it works or whether it applies here, but are prepared to give it their best anyway.

#bootable portal extra tools #density #io

from chatgpt onYou said:
compare usb flash drives to nvme in external enclosure - latency and overall speed comparison
ChatGPT said:

Great question — let’s break this down clearly.
⚡ USB Flash Drives vs. NVMe in External Enclosure
Aspect USB Flash Drive NVMe in External Enclosure
Underlying Technology NAND flash on a basic controller (often slower, fewer channels) High-speed NVMe SSD on PCIe lanes inside an enclosure with USB-C or Thunderbolt interface
Typical Interface USB 2.0, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 (5–10 Gbps) USB 3.1/3.2 (10–20 Gbps) or Thunderbolt 3/4 (up to 40 Gbps)
Sequential Read Speed ~100–400 MB/s (high-end USB 3.2 models) 900–2,800 MB/s over USB 3.2; up to ~3,000–4,000 MB/s with Thunderbolt
Sequential Write Speed ~50–300 MB/s (often slower due to cheaper controllers) 900–2,500 MB/s over USB 3.2; higher with Thunderbolt
Random Read/Write IOPS Very low (~1,000–10,000 IOPS), latency ~100–500 µs Much higher (~100,000–600,000 IOPS), latency ~20–100 µs
Latency High (slow controller, weak queueing, high protocol overhead) Low (PCIe NVMe is optimized for low latency; enclosure adds some but still faster)
Performance Stability Degrades quickly on large sustained writes (thermal or cache limits) Much more stable under heavy or sustained workloads (thanks to DRAM cache, better controller)
Use Case Suitability Best for occasional file transfers, light usage Suitable for heavy file transfers, external boot drives, video editing, virtual machines, fast scratch disks
Cost per GB Low Higher (but dropping steadily)
Thermal Considerations Generally none (low power, low heat) Needs proper enclosure cooling; NVMe can throttle under sustained load
🔍 Latency Details

USB flash drives use simple microcontrollers designed for cost, not performance.
Latency is often >100 microseconds per request, plus protocol stack delays.

NVMe SSDs inside an external enclosure are fundamentally designed for high-performance PCIe operation:

Even though USB/Thunderbolt adds some latency, overall you get ~20–100 microseconds access times — significantly lower.

NVMe also benefits from parallel command queues (up to 64K queues) while USB flash sticks typically handle just one or a few.

💡 Real-World Speed Examples
Scenario USB 3.0 Flash Drive NVMe + USB 3.2 Enclosure
Copying 10 GB file ~5–10 min (100 MB/s) ~20–30 sec (400–500 MB/s over USB)
Running OS or apps (external boot) Feels slow, long delays Feels near-native, snappy performance
Editing 4K video off disk Likely choppy or slow Smooth playback and editing
🚀 Summary

✅ NVMe in an external enclosure is vastly faster in both throughput and latency — essentially turning your external drive into a portable high-speed SSD.
⚠ USB flash drives are convenient but optimized for simplicity and cost, not speed.

If you want to boot an OS, run virtual machines, edit large media, or move lots of data, NVMe is a huge upgrade.

If you just want to carry around some documents or backups occasionally, a decent USB stick is still fine.

If you tell me your use case, I can help recommend the best external drive setup! Want me to suggest some specific models?
You said:
do this - plan out a bootable encrypted persistence drive with all the bells and whistles - it is based on kali everything and has all the tools plus some kali everything leaves out, notably it is geared to have a full wiki dump imported into mediawiki, it also has a giant solr index from say top 100 sites and what else? i would like the tone to be specialized as a dx/pentesting but also serving tool - maybe have some components of my cms/portals idea installed, it couldd be customized for various sectors but initially for infosec/IT....you have a 2 tb nvme - fill it up to 1.4gb to leave some space. maybe include pihole and opnsense and malcolm images, have scripts that will run and gather data into a buffer in memory but also on the drive. so the tool should have a open source license but also some community gen resources for how to use with proprietary data and sw and extend. heavy emphasis on osint, versioning, ai and leveraging info - maybe even have some info on going more api less and more on getting reliable feeds, hooking it up to a vps over a vpn to offload and scale, even easy clustering - you could spin up this image on a vm if you wanted to scale cluster
ChatGPT said:

🔥 Plan: Bootable Encrypted Persistence Kali + Specialized DX/Pentest/OSINT Mega Toolkit 🔥

Here’s a detailed, structured build plan for your 2TB NVMe to create a bootable, encrypted, persistent, heavy-duty pentesting + data-ops drive geared for infosec, IT, and OSINT power use.
🛡 Core Design Goals

✅ Bootable Kali “Everything” (with persistence, encryption, and full toolset)
✅ Preloaded MediaWiki with full offline wiki dump (e.g., English Wikipedia)
✅ Prebuilt Solr search index from top ~100 important sites (infosec, tech, OSINT)
✅ Pi-hole, OPNsense, Malcolm IDS preinstalled images or containers
✅ Custom CMS/portal framework (seeded for infosec/IT sector, but extendable)
✅ Ready-to-run scripts and collectors for real-time OSINT + memory buffering
✅ Designed for local offline power use but able to scale to VPS or clusters over VPN
✅ Heavy on open-source tooling but flexible for commercial integration
✅ Includes AI tools and resources for RAG (retrieval-augmented generation), versioning, and live intelligence
🧱 Drive Structure (2TB NVMe, ~1.4TB Used)
Partition Size Contents
Boot partition (GRUB, EFI) ~1 GB GRUB, encrypted LUKS bootloader, persistence hooks
Root (/) encrypted ext4 ~200 GB Kali “Everything” + added tools, drivers, configs, core scripts
/home encrypted ext4 ~200 GB Personal configs, CMS/portal configs, collected data, user scripts
/data encrypted ext4 or ZFS ~1.0 TB MediaWiki + offline dumps, Solr index, Malcolm + IDS data, Pi-hole data, CMS DBs
Swap (encrypted) ~64–128 GB Large swap for memory buffers, AI tools, and clustering workloads
Spare space ~400–600 GB free For additional VMs, containers, OS snapshots, sandboxed work, or expansion
🔧 Major Software Components

✅ Kali Linux Everything +

Extra tools not included:

Ghidra, Angr, Volatility, BloodHound, CrackMapExec

CyberChef offline version, Sigma rules, Mitre ATT&CK navigator offline

Big malware sample zoo (if legally permissible) in quarantined area

Local GitLab instance for version control of tools/scripts

Docker, Podman for running OPNsense, Pi-hole, Malcolm, etc.

✅ MediaWiki with Offline Dump

Preload with latest full English Wikipedia (or curated infosec/IT subset)

Fully searchable, customizable offline knowledgebase

Optionally add other dumps: Stack Overflow, Exploit DB, CVE DB, etc.

✅ Apache Solr Index

Prebuilt Solr/Lucene index with crawled top 100 infosec and tech sites

Local search + analytics, extendable with own crawls or enterprise datasets

✅ Pi-hole, OPNsense, Malcolm

Pi-hole as local DNS sinkhole on container or VM

OPNsense router/firewall images ready to deploy on VM or embedded hardware

Malcolm for network capture, PCAP indexing, IDS analytics

✅ Custom CMS/Portal Layer

Start with lightweight Django or Flask app

Connects local tools, dashboards, script runners

Modular design for sector-specific extensions (infosec, IT, fintech, etc.)

Supports community-developed modules, licensed as open source

✅ OSINT + Data Collection Scripts

Parsers for RSS, Atom, social feeds

In-memory collectors (RAM-buffered) and disk-backed archival

Configurable pipelines for scraping, crawling, and syncing feeds

Exporters to push to VPS, cluster, or partner nodes over VPN

✅ AI + RAG Toolkit

Local vector DB (e.g., Milvus, Weaviate, Qdrant)

Lightweight LLMs (e.g., GGUF models) preloaded with open weights

Scripts for embedding + querying wiki, Solr, Malcolm data

Tools to link out to API-less, robust scraping and offline enrichment

✅ Cluster + VPS Extensions

WireGuard or Tailscale VPN ready to connect to offload nodes

Cluster startup templates (VM- or container-based) to scale horizontally

Option to replicate toolstack on cloud VPS for remote jobs

⚙ Preloaded Scripts + Tools

✅ Quick setup script for new sector (infosec/IT → medical → finance → etc.)
✅ Automated updater for tools, dumps, feeds, AI models
✅ Data sync script (selective or full) to VPS or peer node
✅ Local dashboard UI (web-based) to manage collectors, scrapers, solr, wiki
✅ Burn-in tester + disk health monitor to ensure drive integrity under heavy loads
🔒 Security + Encryption

LUKS full-disk encryption with strong passphrase + Yubikey/2FA support

Encrypted swap to prevent memory leakage

Hidden encrypted vault (Veracrypt or LUKS hidden volume) for sensitive payloads

Scripted integrity checkers + hashes to ensure toolchain hasn’t been tampered

Optional self-destruct script or wipe trigger on tamper detection

📦 Final Disk Fill

With ~1.4TB occupied, you get:
✅ 80–100 GB: Full offline wiki, MediaWiki + DB
✅ ~200–300 GB: Solr search index
✅ ~200–300 GB: Container + VM images (OPNsense, Pi-hole, Malcolm, etc.)
✅ ~200–300 GB: Local tool binaries, scripts, models, datasets
✅ ~200–400 GB: Spare user + working space, logs, collected data
🏗 Customization & Licensing

Open-source license (e.g., GPLv3, MIT) for your tooling and integrations

Community guide + wiki on using it with proprietary/commercial data

Template configs + YAML/JSON to extend it for any industry

Local-first design but ready for hybrid/cloud scaling

Emphasis on reproducibility + versioning: snapshot, rollback, extend

🌐 How You Can Use It

✅ Boot as your all-in-one pentest/OSINT lab anywhere
✅ Plug into a workstation or cluster as a scaling node
✅ Push/pull data to a VPS for remote jobs, aggregation, enrichment
✅ Serve as an offline knowledge + intelligence center when disconnected
🛠 Next Steps

If you want, I can:
✅ Write out the build script / setup checklist
✅ Generate a detailed disk partition map + encryption scheme
✅ Provide YAML or Docker Compose configs for the containers
✅ Build out example CMS/portal components for your sector
✅ Recommend hardware (NVMe enclosure, host systems)

Want me to prepare the detailed technical setup or generate a GitHub starter project? Let me know! 🚀 moving from usb to bootable nvme, also bootable enc persistent image with tools+ info and serving not just winpe dx #bootable portal #generic

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