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Anonymous 08/04/2021 (Wed) 15:38:39 No. 5038 [Reply]

You know if you just listened to the NSA your kubes wouldn't have been hacked, right?

Gentoo Thread - Portage 3.0 Edition Anonymous 09/08/2020 (Tue) 00:35:37 No. 1275 [Reply]

Even in the midst of Corona-chan, Gentoo is still alive. Portage is stabilized to 3.0, removing Python 2.7 support for less bloat: https://archive.vn/zFeCV https://archive.vn/Qv34K https://archive.vn/Dw9Bl Discuss anything Gentoo related here.

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Anonymous 04/06/2021 (Tue) 15:46:54 No. 3363

Anyone able to have a purely JACK audio setup working? Of what was actually able to use JACK for the audio server it was fantastic, but I always ran into the issue of not enough of what I used would support it. Meanwhile everything adopted pulseaudio in a heartbeat, which I always see errors in dmesg for.

Anonymous 04/07/2021 (Wed) 11:40:43 No. 3367

>>3363 I don't think enough software supports jack to get pure only jack setup to work. closest setup I've seen is using alsa loopback devices with apulse.

Anonymous 07/26/2021 (Mon) 09:44:40 No. 4943

>>3336 >It seems like gentoo maintainers have been going on a killing spree with anything that goes unupdated for a year. even if it really doesn't need updates. Talking from the future here, but LXDE didn't get removed. That said, being unmaintained upstream isn't just about getting new features, it's about getting support when code eventually rots and becomes unable to compile/function properly on modern systems. LXDE currently requires very few patches, but I'm sure if a bug or two appear that aren't trivial to solve, they'll consider it for removal again. You're usually free to contribute to keeping it alive, if you can fix the issues. Same shit happened with opentmpfiles, as the latest version had significant bugs and had to be masked, nobody stepped up for over a year to either fix those or release a new upstream version, so they decided it wasn't worth keeping around.

Anonymous 04/21/2021 (Wed) 14:06:06 No. 3637 [Reply]

Been using Linux on the desktop for 20+ years AMA

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Anonymous 07/20/2021 (Tue) 19:18:02 No. 4890

>>4875 Do you think they would look better wearing wigs, maternity dresses and bad makeup? Fuck off back to Discord, tranny.

Anonymous 07/24/2021 (Sat) 23:22:25 No. 4923

>>3637 Are there any distributions that use a window manager as the default environment, rather than a desktop? I fell in love with fluxbox while trying out slackware, but I'm not smart or patient enough to use slackware to any effective degree. So I switched to fedora, which is very easy to use but is very ugly in my opinion

Anonymous 07/25/2021 (Sun) 11:26:34 No. 4925

>>4890 Or you can just look anything other than a total sperg or a tranny

The future of imageboards: Over 9000 server proxies? Anonymous 08/18/2020 (Tue) 08:16:19 No. 1089 [Reply]

Of the new imageboards that launched recently two of them have something in common: Proxies. The new Zchan launched its server normally and proxies their site through a separate sever. This site has a "back door" to its tor hidden service that runs from a proxy on the clearnet. Much like anons using a proxy to evade a ban from a site, entire sites are now using proxies to avoid being banned from the Internet. The effectiveness of this is apparent at a glance. The servers for the main sites have no public IP to know and a much smaller attack surface, and if a proxy gets shut down another one can be spun up faster than relocating a whole server and all of its data. 8chan goes even further by allowing its server to hide on the onion network in case of a major attack or outage. Deplatforming a proxy that doesn't host content is naturally going to be a bit harder than deplatforming a site that does. My question is, is this going to become the status quo for "controversial" sites going into the future? Even a year ago I would have said this was extreme, but the sheer hostility against non-politically correct sites on the Internet, and the willingness of service providers to cave to an angry mob on the basis of emotion has exceeded my worst fever dreams. This is not how the Internet of my youth was supposed to be.

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Anonymous 07/20/2021 (Tue) 12:43:48 No. 4883

>>1106 Whats your opinion on the bot attacks/ddos? The only reason i can imagine someone launching such attacks would be to shut down competition but i doubt thats the case since most of these imageboards are either dead or unprofitable.

Anonymous 07/21/2021 (Wed) 10:18:55 No. 4898

>>1170 >proof-of-x to ensure single post history You want to put post history on a blockchain? Say goodbye to ephemerality and hello to massive storage usage when the site gets big

Anonymous 07/21/2021 (Wed) 10:20:19 No. 4899

>>4898 cont. Which isn't neccessarily a bad thing imo

Asic miners and crypto Anonymous 04/27/2021 (Tue) 15:15:26 No. 3766 [Reply]

I just got an L3. I have a pair of S1's but this is a totally different animal. Are these good temps for this thing? (I only have 3 of the 4 boards powered right now because I only have a 750 watt power supply for right now) Also, this thing is damn loud. Do those cheap cooling shrouds actually help with noise, and if so do they reducing cooling capacity at all? What about swapping out the fans for something else?

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Anonymous 05/18/2021 (Tue) 14:22:18 No. 4122

>>4045 Have fun buying GPUs, consumertard.

Anonymous 05/23/2021 (Sun) 22:52:10 No. 4163

Best mining is when you steal someone else hardware and electricity. With malware or physical stealing.

Anonymous 07/19/2021 (Mon) 22:49:35 No. 4874

>>4163 any idea on how these miner viruses work? Asking for a friend (me)

Hacking Anonymous 07/12/2021 (Mon) 15:48:29 No. 4809 [Reply]

Hi, im investigating the AppInit_DLLs value of the windows registry, but I dont know how to program a DLL that executes my code, can someone help me please?

Anonymous 07/12/2021 (Mon) 19:36:42 No. 4813

yeah just run that through html bypass haxter tool and you'll be alright

Anonymous 07/10/2021 (Sat) 21:06:41 No. 4792 [Reply]

Is this the final stage of the blockchain meme? https://girlfriend.finance/

Anonymous 07/11/2021 (Sun) 01:46:55 No. 4796

>>4792 I don't know what's worse, the fact that something as retarded as this exists or the fact that some people are going to fall for this

Anonymous 07/11/2021 (Sun) 22:09:40 No. 4805

>>4796 Factor out the bullshit and it makes a lot of sense. Replace cuckold relationships (deliberate NLP with "girlfriend" for someone who is not, in fact, your girlfriend) with any non-commodifiable service e.g. music. Replace NFT degenerate blockchain signature-orgies with a single signature (i.e. an autograph) of the person that actually matters, the musician. You now have a basis for a long-term relationship (platonic) with a content creator, solidified by a bonding ritual/tradition. You thus enable investment capitalism and shun transaction capitalism.

Anonymous 07/12/2021 (Mon) 01:56:23 No. 4807

>>4805 That sounds more like a parasocial "relationship"

Windows 11 leaked Anonymous 06/16/2021 (Wed) 03:22:00 No. 4469 [Reply] [Last]

https://archive.is/u3KpB > The software giant is holding a special Windows event to reveal its next OS on June 24th. The event starts at 11AM ET

Edited last time by codexx on 06/16/2021 (Wed) 03:49:30.

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Anonymous 07/05/2021 (Mon) 15:55:48 No. 4735

>>4729 Normalniggers only creamed over Nutella because he is an H1B brown pajeet. Pajeets are probably the worst choice anyone could pick to run a large company - even a tranny nigger midget would probably be less damaging. Like all manlet pajeets in a position of power, Nadella is a megalomaniac who always wanted to turn Windows into "his" OS and Microsoft into "his" company. Like every pajeet, he is extremely stubborn and will never, ever admit to having made a mistake. If pajeets are in a sinking ship, they'd rather sink and drown with the ship, in case abandoning the ship would carry the implication that they've made a mistake. That's why they always stick with any bad decisions made regarding Windows 10's design even if there's backlash and no one likes it. Saying all of this from experience by the way. I have worked with and interacted daily with pajeets in an IT company that hired a few of them because they fell for the "indians are smart and good with tech" meme. >half of his bad ideas have failed already, leaving a long trail of tech debt detritus to clean up Well he's a street shitter, of course he leaves a trail of shit wherever he goes. You bet I miss Ballmer every day.

Anonymous 07/07/2021 (Wed) 18:26:37 No. 4749

>>4729 All of this but it true, but you forgot to mention Microshafts market share increased by like a billion dollars last year.

Anonymous 07/09/2021 (Fri) 06:47:33 No. 4771

>>4729 >starts push to make win32 apps legacy This has been happening from Ballmer's era. It's only recently that they quietly backed down, started giving more attention to their C++ compiler, and the Win32 documentation section of MSDN. >.NET team cut loose and free to do whatever they want, except now they're completely divorced from the OS roadmap and never shall the two come together again .NET can go suck a dick. >>4735 >You bet I miss Ballmer every day. At least he's too stupid to follow Google's business model.

What should I do with these computers? Anonymous 06/30/2021 (Wed) 01:27:09 No. 4661 [Reply]

I have a few computers lying around my house that I don't use anymore or inherited and I'm trying to find what to do with them. To answer the question of why I don't use them, it's because I already have a laptop, tablet, and desktop that already suit my basic needs. So, what should I do with these aside from tossing them (Which I think is a waste)? Here are the models I have: >Kaypro 10 >Dell Latitude CPi A-Series >HP Pavillion G7 1355dx >HP Pavillion 500-424

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Anonymous 07/04/2021 (Sun) 11:41:20 No. 4720

>>4661 > What should I do with these computers? sell them

Anonymous 07/04/2021 (Sun) 20:35:25 No. 4725

Give em to me, I'll use them.

Anonymous 07/04/2021 (Sun) 23:51:52 No. 4728

>Kaypro 10 You should sell. I have no idea how rare it is but it might fetch a decent price among retro collectors. >Dell Latitude Install Windows 98 on it and make it a DOS/Win9x era retro gaming machine. Or keep it stored somewhere and hope that in 5 - 10 years it will increase in value with retro collectors. Or throw it in the trash. >HP Pavilion desktop and laptop These machines still have pretty decent specs for basic use, and can run Windows 10 or current Ubuntu / Mint just fine. You could turn one of them into a HTPC or living room web browsing machine. You can try selling them for about 100 bucks each, but I'm not sure it's worth the hassle. If not, donate them (i.e. to a school or some poorfag who is in need of a working PC).

Anonymous 07/02/2021 (Fri) 03:34:09 No. 4688 [Reply]

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2021/06/the-internet-is-a-collective-hallucination/619320/ >journos

Anonymous 07/04/2021 (Sun) 15:07:08 No. 4724

>>4688 I didn't read all that huge wall of text (especially with that terrible formatting for mobile devices), but I'm under the impression that journo just got some inspiration after finishing MGS2 for the first time and watching the endgame codec dialogue.

Anonymous 07/01/2021 (Thu) 08:29:47 No. 4682 [Reply]

>ALL the software is beta >You had problems? It's your fault for using beta software

Anonymous 07/01/2021 (Thu) 20:28:27 No. 4687

>mfw beta testing females

Setun thread Anonymous 04/29/2021 (Thu) 00:58:09 No. 3805 [Reply]

Thread about Setun and ternary logic/math/computing. Resources: https://computer-museum.ru/english/setun.htm Develop with ternary in the browser: https://www.edmundgriffiths.com/setunka.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setun

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Anonymous 05/16/2021 (Sun) 16:07:54 No. 4103

>>3822 No. Privileged commies, like Sobolev, just wasted the time, all while peasants worked at the collective farm, providing these academic parasites with food.

Anonymous 06/28/2021 (Mon) 04:45:42 No. 4635

>>4103 Is that really any different to modern-day capitalism though?

Anonymous 06/28/2021 (Mon) 04:52:59 No. 4636

>>3822 With bal3 numbers you can round accurately just by truncating.

I'm getting schizo Anonymous 06/08/2021 (Tue) 20:58:29 No. 4402 [Reply]

Hey, /t/. I've always heard about: "Google fucks your privacy", "Microsoft is a fucking botnet", "If a software doesn't give his code, probably is a spyware", etc. I'm very worry about this, so I want your help. Maybe my ignorance it's the cause of this... Really Microsoft/Google/Social medias steal persona information?, where can I get information?, some tip/recommendation?, or all this is just a bait and I'm a fool for believe them.

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Anonymous 06/17/2021 (Thu) 08:10:14 No. 4509

>>4457 As far as I know, System76, Purism, and StarLabs can't remove PSP or IME, nor can they replace closed-source chipset drivers. I don't think this is by choice, but generally it violates their contracts to do it themselves and voids the warranty even if they could. Their hands are tied. But I'd really like to be proven wrong.

Anonymous 06/18/2021 (Fri) 05:57:31 No. 4518

More and more you'll notice their A.I.'s knowing you on a personal level.

Anonymous 06/19/2021 (Sat) 13:27:53 No. 4535

>>4509 PSP is a motherboard module, some asrock models including mine can disable it, but you'll have to trust experts that it really is disabled. As for getting a computer without even support for it, arm64 or risc-v computers might be more promising, just remember only 5% of the risc-v instruction set on consumer chips are actually free and open source, vendors stack their proprietary implementations for things like video codecs and networking instructions. So arm64 is more practical at the moment due to larger software support.

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Freenode Implodes Anonymous 05/22/2021 (Sat) 02:03:48 No. 4145 [Reply]

https://archive.is/SMqgj Most of the Freenode staff has resigned and moved to Libera.Chat now that Andrew Lee (or maybe someone from PIA) dun goofed with allowing corporate takeover of the site. Some might have considered it blown out of proportion: https://archive.md/b39Ic Gentoo might migrate soon, too: https://archive.md/DVhWz

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Anonymous 05/24/2021 (Mon) 01:04:12 No. 4169

>>4165 The site plans to allow it eventually: >Libera.Chat is not yet accessible by Tor but we intend to have this available soon. https://libera.chat/guides/connect

Anonymous 06/09/2021 (Wed) 19:24:30 No. 4415

Looks like Gentoo, Arch, and Artix have all moved to Libera.Chat. Tor is supported there now, too.

Anonymous 06/17/2021 (Thu) 03:21:54 No. 4502

>>4415 Debian kinda did it too. https://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2021/06/msg00002.html

Grsecurity is violating the GPL Anonymous 06/01/2021 (Tue) 15:18:31 No. 4274 [Reply]

>Section 101 of the US Copyright Act > >A work consisting of editorial revisions, annotations, elaborations, or other modifications which, as a whole, represent an original work of authorship, is a "derivative work." >Michael Short: they are a derivative work either way. GPL applies >https://twitter.com/asueekim1/status/1399721978853048334 >https://archive.is/B3E0m >https://twitter.com/MichaelShort/status/1388412973589438464 >https://archive.is/YRJrZ

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Anonymous 06/10/2021 (Thu) 12:16:04 No. 4428

>>4344 Congrats on living a lie. Your thread is meaningless.

Anonymous 06/14/2021 (Mon) 20:00:07 No. 4467

>>4428 Wrong Someone does wish to pursue it.

Anonymous 12/12/2022 (Mon) 23:47:45 No. 10956

>>4274 let's see which one is older >>>/u/118

All AMD Processors Since Phenom II Have BadBIOS Circuitry That Leaks to the Military Anonymous 06/10/2021 (Thu) 11:34:40 No. 4426 [Reply]

Title gives my conclusion from empirical events I witnessed and inside info. PSP runs on the same circuit, but isn't the backdoor per se, which has been around for much longer. Just like AMD was able to change the crypto algorithms for the Zen chip they licensed to China, they can change how the CPU behaves at any system, even those already deployed. This can be used to sabotage any program or computation, making BadBIOS (uses radio, not sound) vastly nastier than StuxNet. American military made a grave mistake by giving access to the morons of the Brazilian military, who are letting knowledge of this spread like a fire (and misusing it for petty profit and inside jobs to justify a police state). Israel, UK and France also have access, but are much more professional.

Anonymous 06/11/2021 (Fri) 05:32:50 No. 4434

You already posted this: >>3215 Although just as last time, > from empirical events I witnessed and inside info basically, you're pulling this out your ass