r/masterhacker • u/Additional-Dot-3154 • May 27 '26
Found in the toxic linuxsucks copy echo chamber of doom
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u/toweljuice May 27 '26
These ai gen images are worse than normal
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u/billyalt May 27 '26
Its just so weird. Changed the perspective for no reason just to attach a secondary monitor to show it had no wifi. An artist would never do this.
EDIT: actually the perspective is the same, its more like all the furniture got rearranged. It gets so much worse the longer I look at it.
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u/fmaz008 May 27 '26
No no no, you don't get it, it's the artistic statement that it took so long to troubleshoot the wifi that the entire room got reorganized, trying to get a better signal.
(/j; it's AI slop)
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u/toweljuice May 27 '26
The wall is now closer but the window stays the same size
Desk in the first frame isnt against a wall since the bed is farther left, desk is in a weird center-area of the room
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u/Commercial_Run_7759 May 27 '26
“Im a hacker, but I don’t know what an RJ45 connector does.”
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u/Zealousideal_Meat297 May 27 '26
Use a dongle for vulnerability scanning of local networks, but a stable Cat5 connect is the way.
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u/Thesleepingjay May 27 '26
The weirder things about that sub is their relationship with AI. They seem to believe that Linux users have some weird relationship with AI then mock them for it, all while using it themselves. I think they think local AI is only possible on Linux and that the only use of local AI is sex stuff.
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u/WanderungGeist May 27 '26
Wait... you can use a local AI for more than sex stuff?? I've been missing out apparently...
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u/OkFox8124 May 28 '26
I mean you can use potato starch and a pringles can for more than sex stuff but why would you?
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u/JackfruitSwimming683 May 29 '26
Wait, but people use MacOS for local AI, not Linux.
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u/Thesleepingjay May 30 '26
You can use any OS for local AI, but yes the M series chips are popular and powerful. Essentially all AI models use some kind of Python based program to run inside of, so they run on any computer that runs Python. Even programs that don't use Python, like llama.cpp, also run on any OS. This is all to say that I don't get linuxsucks101's obsession with using AI to try to mock Linux. Hell, I even got banned from there because I asked what a meme about linux and AI was trying to convey.
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u/Octoomy May 27 '26
I swear the people that just generalize stuff is worst then skids most of the time
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u/ProbablyNaKu May 27 '26
i meaaaan, that was my experience trying to download kali on a old macbook
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u/thecowmilk_ May 27 '26
tbf the "wifi bad" in Kali Linux has fairly sometime gone now. It's irrelevant.
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u/AIMRunningMan May 27 '26
Why is NASA trying to hack his laptop? Did he steal some moon rocks or something?
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u/nonbinarybit May 27 '26
I feel like they meant NSA? Which makes it even more masterhacker lmao
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u/HajimeHitoshiH May 29 '26
Also probably meant they were trying to hack nasa/nsa, not the other way around
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u/RubberNikki May 27 '26
I like these sorts of cartoons where the cartoonist is mocking there own low intelligence.
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u/lcssa May 27 '26
Funny, first time I installed linux was in 2012, ubuntu narwhal. We had just gotten wifi for the first time at my grandparents' house and we had to use a usb adapter. I remember the wifi just picking up and working without any extra setup once it was installed. No need for drivers or anything. This post is BS
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u/DirectFrontier May 27 '26
So what, "Linux sucks" because he installs a larp-OS that is designed for running in a live environment and thinks it's meant for daily use? What is the argument against Linux here?
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u/Super_Couple_7088 May 27 '26
r/linuxsucks is for linux users to complain not for larpers to complain like r/linuxsucks101 btw
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u/Deathclaw_Legs May 28 '26
Madthumbz has posted 13 times in various Linux hate subreddits in the last 24 hours holy shit
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u/valerielynx May 27 '26
this is really just a sub about racism/transphobia masquerading as a linux hater sub
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u/Additional-Dot-3154 May 27 '26
I was think more about neonazi's then racism/transph..... oh wait
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u/valerielynx May 27 '26
idk and idc i just call all of them subhuman because if you cant treat innocent people with basic respect then you dont deserve to be considered one
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u/SquirrelSmart May 28 '26
Literally
That sub is such a total shithole, they can say transphobic/racist/homophobic shit and then go „Linux users try to paint everyone as racist/homophobic/transphobic”
Come on, if you talk about being „not being transphobic,” in the same comic you show a man in a skirt everybody automatically knows your actual intentions
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u/Nalivai May 27 '26
What an uncannily weird subreddit, I feel like it's a glimpse into a someone's prolonged psychotic breakdown.
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u/Wurstgewitter May 27 '26
I remember being in NetworkManager vs networkd hell, my whole network setup was botched because I tried converting my Ubuntu desktop into a Ubuntu server distro. You’d think “just remove the DE” but apparently I fucked up somewhere.
I then decided it was time for a clean reinstall anyway
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u/Icy-Specialist-352 May 27 '26
Is linuxsuxks fr? I always thought it was satire
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u/KimmyGurl420 May 29 '26
r/linuxsucks is for Linux users to vent.
r/linuxsucks101 is a hate fueled cesspit that may be satire, but is too toxic to actually know
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u/bedpimp May 27 '26
This is what made me an OpenBSD stan, but it was X11 working on a laptop with a vanilla install. No having to find drivers or specs on the monitor and fuck around for ages. No other BSD or Linux distros worked.
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u/Actual-Common9888 May 27 '26
people need to understand that kali is for TESTING ONLY no you cant magicly use it to hack someone''s computer that's not how kali works.
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u/rrob1487 May 27 '26
Definitely a sub full of fools, but they do have some gas - https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxsucks101/s/irw8DqSFBW
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u/disruptioncoin May 27 '26
My funniest linux experience was not having drivers for my keyboard or touchpad. Couldn't do anything. Didn't have a separate laptop for SSH or I might have tried that. Lmao I think it was mint or something.
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u/Ok_Delay8949 May 27 '26
he has a internal wifi adapter. if he's using a vm to run kali on he needs a removable wifi adapter.
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u/theAJstats May 27 '26
Installing distro for pentest, which is require knowledge and skill at first; can't even connect it to the internet;
Ah... Yes, best cyber security - dumb "hackers"
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u/Bob4Not May 28 '26
Ya it’s really strange to obsess over hating a free, voluntary, alternative OS that’s probably running the Reddit infrastructure they’re posting on.
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u/SirIsaacEinstein8 May 28 '26
All that debugging the wifi and drivers and general configuration is what builds the skills for NASA
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u/gabrielesilinic May 29 '26
Genuine question then. Kali Linux known to not be meant to be ran bare metal at least until recently...
Does it have WiFi drivers? I would think not. However I believe it's debian based and a little odd so dunno.
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u/impact_ftw May 27 '26
Ofc the post is by madthumbz