Yeah, the Firefox junk is just noise, the other 4 are the anomaly, especially those two IP addresses. Neither of those addresses are mine (yes I checked).
My monopoly money is on it coming back empty, and failing to deorbit. If I could fly for travel, I wouldn't fly Boeing. I certainly don't want to be on their rocketship. Half the code, labor, and spare parts are sitting in some worthless corporate monkey's bank account.
There are likely automatic checks in the startup script. I don't use A1111 any more in favor of Comfy and I only have a 3080Ti with 16 GB (mobile version). I can run within issues. The only time I have issues with anything AI related is when I need Nvidia's proprietary compiler nvcc. I need nvcc to hack around with things like llama.cpp. With nvcc, it can have issues with the open source driver
A whitelist filtered firewall never gets CAPTCHAs. The only ones I ever see are if they are self hosted on the server of an approved address, and that is like one every few years. The majority of those that you see are not related to the websites you visit. In most instances it is related to 3rd party junk, probably ads' PII.
So in other words, the final outcome is rigged and the supreme court decision is already bought and paid for.
It might have a temperature cutoff for the compressor
You get used to how to find the right way of doing stuff. If you're still in the Windows biased search results space, everything FOSS is made to look sketchy. Those search results are not deterministic. That bias is intentional. Eventually Microsoft stops biasing you or bribing Google to do the same and your search results will be better. Then you stop using the search results all together for the most part. You'll figure out that the ways you did things in the past were inefficient and usually wrong. There are better ways that you'll discover and those repos are self hosted or on gitlab or elsewhere. You eventually just use RPM fusion, or you setup distrobox with Arch and the AUR, or you toss on the Nix package manager and start using flakes. The vast majority of my initial headaches were due to trying to replicate Windows workflows. Then I learned all of that was weird and pretty backwards.
It hints that the model may know both a pool of fasteners and individual types. It wasn't just trained on what fences are or board constructed elements as those would have defacto defined what a fastener means in the context of a fence. This looks more like a mix of hardware types, so on some level it knows about these specific details. There is probably a trained use case where the company is generating media for product, architectural, and/or automotive design.
The latch/hinge/tool looking monstrosity with a pipe/nail, looks like it was in the mid evolutionary stage of iteration. If anyone reading this has never had advanced control of a model it will be hard to understand, but there are steps to the generation process. In some sampling techniques a similar type of object is first generated quickly out of the static noise. Then the model focuses on small areas of the image specifically, evolving these almost in isolation for several iterations before moving to another small area. With this kind of sampler, some part of the image is always in transition. If you have control over the stepping process, it is possible to dial in the steps to a point that the attention is on the background or in a intermediate state that still looks natural.
There are also sampling techniques that make almost video like changes that look more like claymation in an animated stop motion like film where stuff slides into frame and moves with lots of things happening at once.
Muad'Dib rides the Shai Hulud of Catadan
Crazy, out of the box abstract thinking here, but explosives are just highly volatile chemistry. Batteries are all about galvanic potential in slightly less volatile chemistry. Batteries were developed for life cycle reuse. For drones, surely some chemist out there can think of a way to make a single use battery that is also an explosive. Perhaps one that has the structure to mount a small electronics kit with a few motors.
Does that sound like legitimate behavior for a compiler. I don't consider such stalkerware data theft acceptable.
Both Librewolf and Firefox both have the QoL junk. Even after turning booth booleans off for Detect Portal, they still spam the messages constantly to let the host server know I'm still present and trackable, or whatever spin they try and put on that feature.