Comment by s3p
21 hours ago
I guess this is a fine reply but just seeing your earlier comment, mentioning there are tons of glitching tools out there, I would've hoped to hear about some specifics here. Just my 2c
21 hours ago
I guess this is a fine reply but just seeing your earlier comment, mentioning there are tons of glitching tools out there, I would've hoped to hear about some specifics here. Just my 2c
I'd be listing tools all day, it's not worth naming anything specific unless a specific target / use case was named.
If someone said "we need good package managers", I'm not going to randomly start listing package managers without knowing what distro and/or programming language they're using.
Is this the zoomer syndrome I am hearing about lately? My friend says zoomer coworkers increasingly start asking easily searchable questions, and also (this part is not your comment, just my 2c) in a demanding tone like you owe them money. Allegedly they spend all their time in LLMs and lose the ability to gather information
I wonder what humanity will look like in 20 years if this doesn't stop.
Look, he doesn't know what to search for. He doesn't have your experience to know what is crap and what is good info, and the big models will ninny-nanny him for '''safety reasons.''' There is so much more shit to wade through today than a decade ago. Cut the kid some slack and be a mentor! Gatekeeping kills.
It's right there in the comment, firmware glitching tools?! I have zero experience in this topic and even I was able to find exactly what the guy asked for on first page of google results
This is the same as what my friend says. She would have no idea what they are asking, fire up search engine, find the thing, and tell them to do the same. But "demand answers" is the default behavior for zoomers
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I have encountered this behavior in people of all ages for as long as I can remember.
I haven't and neither my friend
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> Is this the zoomer syndrome I am hearing about lately?
Sounds easily searchable...