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'Useful programs'
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/list_of_applications

'Wikis'
4/g/ Wiki
https://wiki.installgentoo.com/index.php/
8/tech/ Wiki
https://wiki.cloveros.ga/Main_Page (link dead)
Linux distro wikis (can apply to all distros)
https://wiki.archlinux.org
https://wiki.gentoo.org

'Tech article sites (need to add more)'
https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ [ onion: http://digdeep4orxw6psc33yxa2dgmuycj74zi6334xhxjlgppw6odvkzkiad.onion/ ]
https://spyware.neocities.org/ [ onion: http://spywaredrcdg5krvjnukp3vbdwiqcv3zwbrcg6qh27kiwecm4qyfphid.onion/ ]
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Thread dedicated to Questions That Don't Deserve Their Own Thread
(but are worth asking)

Before asking a question here, please search the web first or put in effort towards answering your own question. If you put in effort but you still can't find the solution, feel free to ask here.

If you are looking around for useful applications/programs, see >>531
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>>16452
Found my own answer to the PSU selection. May be helpful for everyone else.

https://cultists.network/140/psu-tier-list/
>>16432
>>16433
>>16435
>>16443
>>16448
thanks for trying to help, but since all these proxies suck and the other options would only work for a single protocol, i ended up doing what i said on >>16440 and wrote my own
its a very simple socks5 proxy that forwards the connection to another socks5 proxy based on the domain the client asked, with a default proxy that is used if there are no matches
>>16451
>What does "leak" mean?
I assume leaking .onion or .i2p addresses to clearnet DNS if Privoxy socks accidentally unset
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can some of you, network included anons, help iran by hosting tor bridges? i'm not iranian, but i speak on behalf of other oppressed regions with heavy internet censorship. i highly suggest to use residential or home connection and avoid major data centers like aws, cloudflare, hetzner etc. data centers tend to go out as foreign entities in places like iran/russia/china
tutorial is here: https://community.torproject.org/relay/setup/webtunnel/
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>>16488
Do you happen to have a tutorial for DDoSing kikes?

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Discuss methods to remove >systemd.
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>>16326
Didn't FreeBSD commit suicide a while ago?
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>>16398
>Somebody would have to fork the entire OS to get away from a decision like that in such a centralized monolithic project.
To be fair, all the BSDs today exist because people repeatedly forked the whole OS.
>>16461
Elaborate.
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>>16461
No. The only problem is that there are some FreeBSD developers who don't use FreeBSD. Some of them even are Mac fags. But FreeBSD is definitely a good BSD if you need performance or ZFS. It also has large ports tree.
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>>16483
>the only problem
It is a big enough problem for me, also fags.
>>16469
>To be fair, all the BSDs today exist because people repeatedly forked the whole OS.
Well Matthew Dillon was right about concurrency but where is DragonflyBSD now. A major reason why linux dominates is because you don't need to fork the entire kernel everytime somebody decides to do something retarded like systemd.

>Elaborate.
He might be referring to the "geek feminist" Code of Conduct and Randi Harper drama that happened ages ago. That tends to be the only thing people know about FreeBSD if they get all their tech news from imageboards.

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ive always ignored my dad's insistence on Arduino on me until i started doing CS in college, where should i start? I did a little bit of soldering but i have no idea how a breadboard works, or what the fuck is grounding.
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What beginner tools are needed for soldering besides a soldering iron, flux, and solder?
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>>15637
Good pair of helping hands and/or vices
Tweezers, lots of them
Pliers
Microscope or eyeglasses if  eyes are not good
Ventilation
Depending on what you solder, hot air gun and heat shrink. In my experience, if you can use UV epoxy, it is much better
Soldering iron tips, lots of them of different sizes
A wire mesh ball to abusively clean tips
Sponge with water to quickly clean tip
Light source
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>>15638
Missed: multimeter for connectivity check
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eurocard_(printed_circuit_board)
>Eurocard is an IEEE standard format for printed circuit board (PCB) cards that can be plugged together into a standard chassis which, in turn, can be mounted in a 19-inch rack. The chassis consists of a series of slotted card guides on the top and bottom, into which the cards are slid so they stand on end, like books on a shelf. At the spine of each card is one or more connectors which plug into mating connectors on a backplane that closes the rear of the chassis.
It is a physical format only, so you can use whatever connectors with whatever hardware you want, and 100mm version is pretty close to standard PCI Express card sizes. A 16x PCIe connector is also less than 100mm long, so you could design Eurocards with that connector. Maybe it would be even possible to design Eurocards and PCIe cards in tandem, as the main difference would be placing the connector either at the end or at the bottom. Still, what I am really thinking about is how 10" racks are getting popular: you could make a 10" 3U PCIe-Eurocard that could be used to house anything from a large variety of SBCs to gigantic RAM cards to ridiculous SSD farms. I could see it being a hit with certain hobbyists if you turn old systems into Eurocard SBCs, so that you could plug an Amig
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It'd odd how there doesn't seem to be a thread for them here, despite them being the most common technology in the world for many years now, that people can't seem to live without, it's a necessity nowadays.

What smartphones do you use, /tech/ anons?

I just got a Samsung Galaxy A25 as a birthday gift from my sister, it's the 1st time I've used one with 8GB RAM and a 120Hz refresh rate and I have to say, I thought people were dramatic over refresh rates for no reason, that it wasn't a big deal, but damn! I love just how smooth it is now, can't see myself going back to a 60Hz or even 90Hz screen after this one. It's also got a headphone jack and micro SD slot, rare today.
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>>16477 (OP) 
>I just got a Samsung Galaxy A25
I got the previous model the A24 last year, when my Huawei P10 Lite's screen cracked and the LCD broke after an accident. The jump between 60 and 120 hz and larger res was certainly a nice upgrade, but other than that I can't say I give a shit about 90% of its, or any other smartphone's, features. I only use my phone to call, text and seldom browse the internet when I'm not at my PC. I suppose it has a few neat features like the double tap to turn the screen on and off, wake on pick up, and always on display but at the end of the day it's just another phone.
Smartphones are almost not tech. I say this despite using them. From battery to headphone jack, useful features got removed and software get more bloated. Since the software is not open, most old phones are only trash. It's almost as /tech/ as an appliance.
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>>16480
<where is the microwave thread? YES I HAVE FOUND IT
>>16477 (OP) 
I buy whichever one is cheapest, and Android so as to copy and paste my old APK files into, and never install a sim card and use  a free VOIP instead. If they came pre-rooted and compatible with all service providers people would not hate them so much that prefer 'real computers'.
It's all botnet and sucks big fat donkey dick!
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>>16482
What about Orange Pi Phone? You can choose your own OS....
>had to turn off vpn to even visit orange pi site
Never mind.....

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is this really what sex will be like in the future?
INTERGALACATIC TACTILE DATA FUCK
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>>16470
>But I think being a c*omer all day, erry day in your sexosuit wouldn't be much of a good life (disgusting & short-lived). OTOH, having a great robowaifu in your flat with you would be!
Exactly, you need some sort of companionship too, otherwise it's g00ning2.0 - cyberpunk edition. Maybe it would be good for a Cortana-esque AI gf, but I would rather just use a handheld fleshlight with sensors than some perverse and gaudy cyberBDSM rig.
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>>16472
I think I got it from /robowaifu/, but sorry, I don't know where it is from. I fortunately do know the other ones, the one on the left is my own project, Galatea Multipurpose Companion Maid Robot v3, and the one on the right is Mechomancer's SPUD - Pringle.

Galatea Multipurpose Companion Maid Robot v3 files and instructions
https://greertech.neocities.org/Galatea%20v3.0
(yes, it does have an "adult time" slot)
>>16473
My point was primarily a psycho-bio one. If you lived your life in a bodysuit like that all day, you would very-quickly run afoul of your brain's opioid neuropeptides production levels, and your homeostasis would tank.
>tl;dr
You'd soon be a gibbering mess in your endorphines DTs by c*oming constantly. God didn't wire us for that.

OTOH, having a good proxy for a female companion -- a robowaifu -- would allow you to still function in your day-to-day life as a reasonably-healthy man, and she'd come alongside you to help you with your hopes & dreams (& chores!). Much, much healthier outcome.
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>>16475
That too. Ultimately, what is needed is loving sex, not just a digital hookup, as well as personal restraint. And I do agree, a robowaifu is better, because it's an actual physical companion inhabiting your real world, that you can cuddle and more with, plus the part you said about helping with chores.
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>>16476
This is true

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It seems that 2000's Aero Glass is finally making a comeback, and the fact that Apple's the one doing it seems to indicate this could be a new trend since companies tend to copy whatever Apple does.

What does /tech/ think of it? I personally love it!
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>>16406 (OP) 
>What does /tech/ think of it?
another one of these threads? talk about low effort, whatever apple's design department makes, does it really deserves an entire thread?
post that on the news thread.
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>>16462
Because this board is so blindingly fast and bombarded with countless new threads and posts every day so we need to cut down on them, right?
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>>16463
so, is it acceptable to trade quality for quantity? you don't have to look far to find examples of how the latter hates the former; the slowness of the board is a plus, this usually encourages some effort posting since the threads stay up longer and are read by the majority.

coming back to the topic at hand; it seems wrong to waste precious board space to talk about a purely aesthetic decision. there's only men here, let's talk about practicality and how /tech affects our lives.
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>>16465
I hate Apple, Google, Microsoft, all their spyware anti user slop is unusable, doesn't matter what UI their pajeets are shitting out. They treat users as goyim. Governments should stop them but they're basically one with Big Tech.
>>16406 (OP) 
People on 4cuck act like it's worse than syphilis, but I think it's fine, with some flaws. Once they fix the flaws, I think it will be a good trendsetter. Rather have neoFrutiger Aero than bland minimalism

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Gulag for interesting offtopic discussions.
Try to keep it /tech/ related.
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Cloud computing is like evil twin of timesharing.
https://github.com/Speykious/cve-rs/tree/main
>cve-rs allows you to introduce common memory vulnerabilities (such as buffer overflows and segfaults) into your Rust program in a memory safe manner.
>Rust is an amazing language. You can program a lot of useful things while ensuring that your program will stay safe. Unfortunately, safe Rust is quite limiting. For example, you cannot introduce code that could corrupt the program's memory. Now, with cve-rs, you can corrupt your program's memory without corrupting your program's memory.
>We are very committed to making sure cve-rs is memory-safe. We know that unsafe code can have unintended consequences, such as memory unsafety that causes bugs like segmentation faults, use-after-frees, and buffer overflows.
>That is why cve-rs uses #![deny(unsafe_code)] in the entire codebase. There is not a single block of unsafe code (except for some tests) in this project.
>cve-rs implements the following bugs in safe Rust:
<Use after free
<Buffer overflow
<Segmentation fault
>cve-rs also contains safe reimplementations of:
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>does it mean that you can in fact write memory unsafe code in rust
There's this comment in https://github.com/Speykious/cve-rs/blob/85545ccd7845e90a64546a27344b72ae69d690e0/src/lifetime_expansion.rs
This is the cursed witchery behind all the bugs we have implemented so far.

# How it works

There is a soundness hole in the Rust compiler that allows our domain expansion to work.

In the [`expand`] function, we use [`lifetime_translator`] with [`STATIC_UNIT`],
which has a `'static` lifetime, allowing us to translate an arbitrary lifetime
into any other lifetime.

`rustc` *should* infer that one of the lifetimes does not outlive `'static`, so
that we can't use [`lifetime_translator`]; however, for whatever reason, it doesn't,
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>does it mean that you can in fact write memory unsafe code in rust
With enough effort. These are very contrived examples not like C where you declare a variable as singed instead of unsigned and now you are suddenly copying 4GB of data into a 10 byte buffer.

>and basically everyone pushing it should be thrown into a woodchipper?
They should be woodshipped for other reasons. Like trying to infiltrate and subvert long term stable projects like the linux kernel. Or for making a language so complex that there is only 1 compiler and 1 project team who decides the fate of everybody stupid enough to use rust for anything important.
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https://jasonatwood.io/archives/2033
THIS GUY
FUCK THIS GUY in particular
always jerking off with some "lint" or other stupid metric for dumbasases fucking bullshit. i hated this guy since the very first day stack overflow was made, when faggots just wanted "make work" and no actual intellectual discussion (because THEY CANT DO THAT CUS THEY WORK IN TECH)
this guy in the 90s was an ironic geek the most cringe thing to be
they would just tape together some retarded reged based xml parsing horse shit every minute
then when its breaking, pull in some dumb fucking shit with a name like "crashlytics", which itself crashes and even if it worked 100% it would not be a net gain for the product quality

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>invest in an expensive mechanical keyboard because if I'm typing on it all day anyway then it might as well be the best I can get
>find a keyboard with "speed silver" switches because supposed to be quiet and I hate pressing the keys very deep down
>turns out the fucking brick is thicker than your mom and I have to bend my hands up in an awkward way
>keys activate at like 20% the way down, which means you have literally no physical feedback whatsoever for when it activates
>need to press the keys almost a whole centimeter before it's at the bottom
>loud as fuck "clack" sound if the key hits the bottom
>the fucking keys are laid in a niggerlicious concave curve where I need to lift my fingers higher to press the key above the current one
I've literally never touched a keyboard that felt worse to use, this thing cost like $200 or something. I could have gotten one for cheaper but this was the only one of it's type that didn't have disco lights all over it. Speaking of which, it's almost impossible to find a mechanical keyboard that doesn't bleed rainbow lights out of it's ass, some of them even advertise themselves as having "blinding lights".

Are mechanical keyboards the biggest meme in computers? I've used a flat chiclet keyboard (
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Anyone have a 70% keyboard for cheap? No epomaker shit
>>3104
I like this guy, but I'm going to use a mechanical regardless of  meme health issues that only happen if you type for 4+hours a day for years. Just use short distance switches like reds and take breaks and if you can use a cherry or XDA keycaps.
just don't type like a retard all day everyday and don't use keyboards for playing games unless  it's an actual pc game and not console shit.

>>16119
Like boingoingoing
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>>16123
I bought a Kinesis mechnical ergo keyboard 25 years ago precisely because the cheapass keyboard I got with my PC started causing problems for me. I worked on the computer, so I was typing a whole lot... The nice thing is they had it on sale at the time for $200. That model isn't sold anymore, I guess the closest thing is Advantage2 which they're selling now for $350. I think they both have the same Cherry brown switches. One of my keys finally stopped working after all these years, so I'm gonna have to replace it (the switch). Otherwise the only other keyboards I found comfortable were those on the old IBM Thinkpads.
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Ergodox should actually sell trackballs that shape
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So i recently got myself a new keyboard. A keychron q6 wired version. Now i also got 2 sets of silent keycaps from it. These are said to be the most recommended silent keycaps. I ordered TTC Frozen Silent keycaps and Outemu Silent Lemon/Lime keycaps.
Here are my thoughts first on the keyboard and the original caps that came with. Its fine. I've only ever had 1 other keyboard so cant say much about it. Very loud to use but less louder than my previous keyboard. 
Now to the switch impressions.
First Outemu Lime/Lemon:
I was very disappointed to say the least. Sure its silent when you press down on the key but when you let go and it goes back up there is a noisy rebound/reverberation noise. Basically its fine when you press but noisy when key goes back up.
The TTC Silent Frozen on the other hand is good except the spacebar. This might simply be a keyboard problem in itself but the spacebar and backspace key does have loud reverberation when it comes back up. Everything else is dead silent. Im happy with it. Not happy with the outemu switches.

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 HELP COCK.LI 

> You don't need anything but an Internet connection to use cock.li. If all you had was a library card you could use a public computer to get an e-mail account. It's a strange thing to say about a joke website, but cock.li improves access to services for marginalized people globally, without connecting into some corporate system.

> I've never got so much laughter out of anything in my life than my time here. It's not even close. The funniest e-mails I've ever read were sent on cock.li, some of them to me directly. I'm the worst at responding, but I read every e-mail you send me. Every password reset request, every schizo ramble, every question, every story.

> Vincent Canfield

The email provider cock.li is facing legal difficulties to keep the services running.

Vincent, the creator and administrator for over 2 decades has asked for donations to help with the recent challenges. He and his team have provided the service free of charge all this time. Now it's time for us to provide something in return.

Daily updates about the situation will be available at:
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Big update at cock.li, looks like they've sorted everything out and are on green status.
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/vJgrf

The new message:
>Hello, cock.li is back again.
>Cock.li's administration team has identified connections between the registration and addition to cock.li of the domain hitler.rocks and two intelligence agencies who directly benefited from its association to the service. The administration team is declining to name the agencies or individuals.
>Cock.li has provided free e-mail service to Internet users since 2013. Its assortment of shock domains has provided immeasurable comedic value to e-mail users worldwide, much to the shagrin of people with no funny bones. The domain itself has never ever mattered, what's always mattered is whether it could make us laugh when we imagine a friend receiving an e-mail and reading the domain aloud.
>Case in point: The domain horsefucker.org was added before anyone remotely associated with cock.li realized its origins are from a community that watches My Little Pony porn. We've carried that clop for all these years because even after realizing its true origins, the story of this domain only got funnier.
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>In addition to threats, these same agencies are connected to actual attacks against the service. One individual associated with hitler.rocks and later connected to the identified agencies admitted to signing cock.li's abuse mailbox up for thousands of mailing lists, resulting in millions of spam e-mails and a measurable and permanent decrease in our efficiency in processing abuse reports.
>We've long known that domains like hitler.rocks can lead to confusion of our values and have the potential for misuse. Clarifying those values would be like explaining the joke, so if you are still confused why we found the domain funny enough to host e-mail on, maybe you could understand that cock.li was never supposed to get so big that you would see it in the first place. We also don't give a shit what you find funny or not.
>As a result of our investigation, we've decided that tainted domains like hitler.rocks which we conclude were offered to the service maliciously will never be available for registration again, and may be subject to a future sunset period and service closure. Most of the other domains which disappeared from registration at the same time are either not funny enough to re-add, or are still subject to their own investigation.
>Any complaints about not naming the intelligence agencies responsible are valid. The investigation and disclosure could have been quicker, too. Sorry.
>One of the best domains on cock.li, nigge.rs, was wrongly subjected to this same treatment and has been closed for registration for several years. Cock.li stands no longer for the baseless discrimination of this strong and independent domain. So, it is our pleasure to announce that nigge.rs is available for immediate public registration once again.
>It's our hope by making this announcement you will be better informed of one of the mechanisms that shape the course of speech online. Anyone intending to disrupt cock.li in the future should be warned we will patiently dig at the roots of your operation until we uncover its most basic attacks on human rights. But as of now we at cock.li should hopefully have the closure we need to heal from this mess and move forward with our work on the service.
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In case anyone hasn't seen this yet:

>Cockleaks! Roundcube Exposes 1M Login Times, 93k Contacts, and More!
https://mail.cock.li/
https://ghostarchive.org/archive/8lvBQ
>If you ever used webmail, you should change your password just in case.
>Well, immediately after posting our announcement that Roundcube is gone from cock.li for good, we received word that two tables from cock.li's Roundcube database is on offer for sale online.
>The hacker reports they took the users and contacts tables. [...]
>Here's what those tables contained:
>1. ~1,023,800 users, everyone that logged into webmail since 2016, and
>              their:
>              -e-mail address
>              -first webmail login timestamp
>              -last webmail login timestamp
>              -failed login timestamp and counter
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>getting this level fucking targeted for an email service the feds dont control
the internet is so gay now bros

hopefully owner moves to any civilized third world country because a lot of people have made the mistake where they think they can have freedom and free speech from a "1st world" country.
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>>16456
>the internet is so gay now bros
It's a mind reading and mind control system now. Amazing how much the glowniggers seethe about one joke service with only a few active users. They have everything else, all the FAGMAN data, all the scam encrypted chat and email services, all data from all phones, but they can't rest until they devour cock mail's soul too.

And the goyim are so retarded they can't communicate over the internet without getting their shit intercepted even though all the software is right there and doesn't cost anything.
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>civilized third world country

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