tldr, you have to disassemble the chromebook, and use a flashprogramer. also, please don't do this with a stolen device. I get that schools give these away without properly releasing them. only worth it if you like a challenge, and have the time. expect to brick the device at least once, so long as you don't blowup the bios ic and you have a dump of the bios chip, you can recover it. if you want to run linux you will need to flash coreboot on it using this project mrchromebox.tech the bios chip will need a manual flash using a ch431a with a 5v to 3.3v converter, or a ch431a modded to run at 3.3v. see this page for instructions on using the programmer https://wiki.mrchromebox.tech/Unbricking (heads up, I had some issues with the flashrom app in the manjaro repo. ended up using the other flashrom app in the repo "flashrom-starlabs" and that worked)

it uses nand flash, and you have to flash the bios chip with new firmware. lol (yes some older chromebooks (not this one) had hdds and msata ssds, that doesn't matter though since you'ld still have locked down firmware that can only run chromeos)

what doesn't work right about it? not sure if you can even get a shell without dev mode enabled. and enabling dev mode isn't possible unless the admins allowed it/removed from there list of owned devices. if you successfully enabled dev mode, you have everything you need.

>>3619 literal poorfag understanding of internet money

>>4256 why would you ever need to use a mixer with monero retard

>>7392 moneromarket.io

socks and proxy for cc

>>12323 What a fucking glowie

I would like to acquire knowledge.

i personally have not used either of those specific iems but have been happy with the two pairs of kzs that i own

you ever check out moondrop chus? idk how myuch for u considerin. personally tho kz's are p good but damn the chus blow that shit out the water

>>11702 looking for something like this too

>>11702 I was hoping using ChatGPT to decode the language of the Holy Bible until I figure out t the (((talking snake))) is alive today.

Not sure if this is the right thread for it. Have you guys heard about IBMs new AI generated programming assistant? That will right majority of the programs code so that you don't have to.

>>12719 @ c===3 C==3 C=3 C==3 0 'pfff' 'shard' ■■■■=3

>>12716 how so :( ?

Sorry, this language lost me at the hello world example. use fmt; export fn main() void = { fmt::println("Hello world!")!; }; - fmt format string =/= format text (fmt), sorry - export fn main() void export a function called main into the void? If this does what it says it should not be required for printing hello world. - fmt::println("Hello world!")!; - not acceptable fmt::println!("Hello world!"); - acceptable fmt::!println("Hello world!"); - acceptable

I'm using W10 LTSC for now.

Is Arch not considered minimal? Is it cause of systemd?

>>9388 i use tails for software minimalism. My laptop sucks less power from the batery since i use it.

>>12610 >letting names determine which languages you will or won't use

>>12462 Last time I used Racket, I found the documentation very convoluted and I did not enjoy it near as much as Common Lisp. Is there a good place to get redpilled on the language design aspect, 'cus I never figured any of that out.

>>13445 So, no, I can't read English, nor can I use common sense, is what you meant to say htere. I get it.

>>13463 Kek, you could have been less aggressive anon. A simple "I think you know what's going on" would have been sufficiently communicative and snarky for your needs.

>>13445 I know what you mean. How far are they going to go with this sort of thing? Is the next version going to look like a 1990s geocities page? You can say "obviously they don't want to get forked for pushing too hard" and probably they'll avoid going off the deep end, but it's not like there aren't precedents of well-used FOSS becoming adware, exploitative, etc. >10/13/2023 Oh, well. I wonder how this all turned out.

yeah, no. i think ill just stick to installing blackarch or kali if i wanna get a shit ton of "hacking tools"

Just gonna leave this in here, thank you, maybe someone in here might decode this for me. 192.168.0.184

>>13891 You shouldn't post the IP addresses of Mossad agents.

>>13557 Yeah, I tried to install Node and it had the 12 version when the lastest is the 20. It's so fucking out of date.

I just use dwm because outside of 2 niche use cases it does every I need out of the box. I did spend some time patching some extra features but mainly it was just to have a different layout for each tag so it wouldn't be resizing every application when I changed something, as well as systray functionality for dumb applications that demand a systray to store their icon, which frankly none of the applications add any benefit to having a systray icon, I've never once had to click on the dumb things for any reason.

>>13331 For me, the only usable Desktop Environment is Xfce4 (and perhaps Mate). I use Ratpoison on my laptop and IceWM on my desktop (I have also tested LabWC). Ratpoison is manually tiling WM. It's basically Tmux but for managing GUI windows. By default all windows are maximized and you can use ctrl-t n to switch to another ("next") window or you can use ctrl+t 2 to switch to window number 2 (and so on). There is also a command for switching to a window by searching for it's title, but I forgot the keybinding... The great thing is that Ratpoison can show all keybinding with ctrl+t ? (it lists even custom ones!). ctrl+t is the default Ratpoison "prefix key". All Ratpoison commands start with the prefix key but you can change the prefix key if you want, and you can define keybindings that don't need the prefix key (like making WinLogo + r execute your program launcher). Ratpoison is very simple to use and configure but some people want that their WM manages windows in a more dynamic or automatic way. It's also extremely lightweight. IceWM is basically a clone of Windows 95 GUI with additional features (like optional support for sloppy focus). I used to use OpenBox but the development of it has stalled, unfortunately. Both OpenBox and IceWM are very simple to configure, too. LabWC is a clone of OpenBox for Wayland. >>13343 >Gnome >Haven't tried it yet, but from what I've seen looks like something for mobile or touch screens. Gnome 2 was great but Gnome 3 is basically the Windows 8 of Linux world. Avoid. Mate desktop environment is a clone of Gnome 2. >>13557 You should try Debian testing.

>>13890 what a lame thread you posted what is probably a drawing too without details about the geometry of the bottles it's pretty useless to muse about its optical properties and whether the drawing is precise or not https://youtube.com/watch?v=dBOzdoIsOEI

That's a nice idea, Anon. Bump.

>>12681 >nigahiga Damn, I miss the good old days.

>>13785 Who's the guy in the video? I've seen him before, but I can't remember his channel name.

>>12213 FreeTube is switching to Shaka Player soon. Not sure if the plugins for Video.js will ever get fixed now.

>>13353 >going into the Google ecosystem Why?

Nice job, OP. The thread was pointless.