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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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I think this is big enough deal to merit pulling it out of the 'news' page into its own thread. If you don't know what's going on, a bunch of states have pulled a fast one on us and are trying to/have passed age verification laws in various states in the U.S. on the operating system level.
- Lunduke's Journal has been having a spree providing updates on it ( lunduke.substack.com )
- I made my own page to try to keep track on what you can do. Please think about sharing it (or something): https://websitereview.neocities.org/ageverification
- Reclaim the Net has a campaign trying to counter it https://reclaimthenet.org/age-verification
- The EFF has a campaign https://www.eff.org/issues/age-verification .
I've included some minor links suggested by >>18007 and >>18008 . Please keep in mind I'm a moron and don't know what I'm doing, but felt something should be done here. Please share your own sites, updates, and thoughts on the situation.
THANK YOU F
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>>19491
You definitely need to get into reticulum and also build a Best Korea level sneakernet.
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https://www.msn.com/en-gb/technology/software/california-lawmakers-unanimously-pass-linux-exemption-from-age-verification-law/ar-AA2baNzS

>California’s legislature has passed Assembly Bill 1856, exempting open-source operating systems from the State’s Digital Age Assurance Act months before the law is due to take effect on January 1, 2027. The Senate amended the Bill on August 21 before passing it on the 26th in a 39-0 vote, with the Assembly then accepting these changes in a concurrence vote the following day. The amendment ends almost a year of uncertainty surrounding whether Linux distributions and SteamOS would be forced to collect user age data during account setup alongside Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. AB 1856 has now been sent to Governor Gavin Newsom, who signed the original act into law last October.

>These amendments redefine the term “operating system provider” to exclude any person or entity that distributes an OS or application “under license terms that permit a recipient to copy, redistribute, and modify the software.” Any software distributed under the GPL, MIT, BSD, and Apache licenses satisfies that test, which removes the likes of Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu, Arch, and the BSD family 
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>>19498
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4FlL1FCbvA
>>19491
So much for brazilians being free.
Is the freedomwiki article for safe countries still valid?
>>19491
Government here loves to play blackmail with companies.
>you need to have a legal representation here in Bananaland
<we already have, here is a list of the key people and legal contacts in your country
>uh... forget it, now you need to have a office space here, local business and everything else, even pay taxes
<what?
>and do an impossible list of features that contradicts itself that neither, EU, US, China or anyone else asks for it
<we can compromise some of the list but not all of it
>no deal, you guys clearly hate children, not like us, who let them get into prostitution, sell drugs and go to war in favelas at age 8 and use crack on the streets
<it's impossible, to do all of it, we already did 10 meetings with your leaders and..
>oh, fascist much? half a billion of banana dollars in fines, you have 24h to reply or else pay more
<the problem was on Instagram, not our platform
>now excuse us, we need to party and keep corruption

Funniest part, they already blocked countrywide a lot of times chat services like WhatsApp, Telegra
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Firefox 152 ships JpegXL for the first time ever in regular builds.
It's still behind a flag but that will probably change soon. (about:config image.jxl.enabled)
In Chrome too: chrome://flags/#enable-jxl-image-format

We won in the end and Google and their cocksuckers at Mozilla bent over when the PDF Association made JXL their standard.

How do we get imageboards to finally allow uploading .jxl?
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>>19384
AIUI that issue about letting the user specify a color palette. JXL still uses color palettes internally for compression.
>In JPEG XL, there is a concept of palette but it is seen as an internal coding tool (to get better compression for images with relatively few colors)
In any case, I decided to try -e 10, which is way slower but is successful in reducing overall size:
$ du -h /tmp/gif*
647M	/tmp/gif
729M	/tmp/gif-jxl
607M	/tmp/gif-jxl-e10
(also cleaned up some GIFs that cjxl failed to load, which is why the gif/ folder is smaller now).

There are still some that are substantially larger, over 2x. Looking at them it seems to be caused by random dither every frame (picrel in order from largest JXL to smallest). That's going to be really hard to recompress efficiently without loss of detail, so >>19385 >>19386 is right.
>>19366
Thanks.
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i just realized something
even browsers that block canvas access by default (torbrowser, librewolf) still allow data to be written to them
so you can display arbitrary image data using javascript with no permissions
QOI is a fairly simple format, the decoder can be implemented in JS (someone has prolly done that already)
so your site can serve qoi images and have the client display it with your custom decoder
real schizos already browse with images disabled so they dont care either way
nojs larpers will whine, but larpers gonna larp
Breaking News
Firefox will ship Jpeg XL enabled by default in version 157. Release is targeted 29 September 2026 (this month)

Sadly no support for HDR at day 1. (Neither do any other formats yet in Firefox)

https://groups.google.com/a/mozilla.org/g/dev-platform/c/3YMV4MS34KA
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Firefox/Releases/157
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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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Does anyone else run SearX locally? Is it worth it?
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>>19500
I've only used publicly available instances, but those got blocked so often by the actual search engines that I gave up and just use duckduckgo now. With a VPN and regular purging of cookies that should be enough privacy for me. Also, I think searx relies on obfuscating individual searches the same way VPNs hide a single person's traffic, so I'm not sure how well would that work if you use it alone.
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>>19506
>I gave up and just use duckduckgo now. With a VPN and regular purging of cookies that should be enough privacy for me
I feel the same way about all these self hosted privacy services and front-ends in general. Either they're blocked by the original services, or they just get shut down and I have to look for other instances. I can't bother with it. I just use the normal websites with Tor or a VPN. And if they block me I just shrug and close the tab, it's rarely something super important.
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>>19506
>duckduckgo
Has publicly confessed to censoring results for various purposes such as The Ukraine:
https://archive.is/r60Of
On top of what their (mostly Bing) index does. Brave's spider crawls the only independent index I'm aware of that doesn't censor itself.

>>19510
>they just get shut down and I have to look for other instances
There's addons designed for this specific problem, automatically selecting a working instance of the appropriate frontend:
https://github.com/duyfken/alternative-front-ends#tools
>>19500
If I run it locally, is it reasonable to expect that I could find the noncorpo part of the web? I.e., are its scrapers and filters that adjustable, configurable, and powerful?

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Discuss /tech/-related news.
What will happen if section 230 is nuked?
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>>19504
Not him, but my tip is to use sharty memes to shrink your amygdala so as to make room for the ice picks.
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>>19504
Actually use macOS as your daily driver, assuming you even use PCs at all instead of doing everything on your phablet, join a libre project anyways, spend none of your time writing code.
>>19503
Good for him telling the retards to fuck off.
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>>19503
>>19508
Nevermind, I saw he cucked out and changed the quote a few days later. Retarded westcoast burgers thinking 'maybe mass immigration isn't so good for a country in the long term' = literally Hitler.
>>19503
WTF I LOVE NEOVIM NOW.

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How can I create and host my own image board like zzzchan or 4chan ?
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>>19512
Because the online version is that bad. I mean, shit, I've gotten to the point where I'm starting to prefer to talk to myself or bots than you. So, is it that farfetched to do that to other applications as well?
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>>19514
But after you save the video there is no reason to run a tube site when you can just search your filesystem like a normal person for whatever video you saved. Having a fake imageboard, or talking to bots in general, in contrast is having a fake social life.
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>>19094
>promoting blacked.gov
>on the WR of all places
You have to go back.
>>19515
>But after you save the video there is no reason to run a tube site when you can just search your filesystem like a normal person for whatever video you saved. 
Fair. Helps save on overhead there. Might just make a wrapper html site for the illusion, at least.
>Having a fake imageboard, or talking to bots in general, in contrast is having a fake social life.
Let's be fair, posting to sleepy or tourist chan is already a fake social life. Arguably, it's worse than that. "Pissing in an ocean of piss".
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>>19517
The conversations I've had on imageboards are far more real and of value than anything I've gotten from real people. Also, as this is not a giant website like halfcuck, it's more of a pond. Pissing into a koi pond would kill the fish/userbase. This makes us koi rather than sharks. Fake plastic robot fish would be better than real koi as you'd not have to worry about harming the fish. Real or fake I do not want a pet  shark. I keep waiting for people to make realistic fake pets and they won't do it on a serious level to the point like you see in the original Battlestar Gallactica and such, though that thing was smarter than it needed to be for a pet. I was expecting it to go bad that entire time, but never mind. 

Yes, this was a lame excuse to post the gif. I post it unrepentant though.

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Post about /tech/nological cancer that you've dealt with in the past.
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>>19415
It only died because another retard hoster wanted to think himself special as he was farming ads off people using adblock anyway and is so uncharitable that it actually hurts.

If you seed your torrents this won't happen ever again. It takes less than 10 minutes to learn how to create a torrent.
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>>19415
hi
>>19488
>mullvad only non-pozzed vpn
>it does not allow pf anymore
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>>19490
Sorry if I sound like I'm shilling, but Cryptostorm allows port forwarding and they're as "schizo" as Mullvad ("token" system; XMR accepted). Who knows if it's a honeypot, but truth be told any VPN could be a honeypot. Take this as you will, but they allow unkosher speech on their IRC (pic rel).
At the end of the day, I2P torrents are the most "based" option, but they're their own thing separate from clearnet torrents and for better or for worse I2P will probably always be niche. To download/seed clearnet torrents anonymously, maybe having a "seedbox" (whether dedicated service or VPS) that you connect to through Tor is the best bet, since you can't torrent through Tor. Actually, to avoid paying too much for a "seedbox" due to storage, I wonder if you can store your torrented files locally in a specific folder or drive which is mounted through a protocol like NFS through Tor on the VPS, and the VPS runs the torrent client, doing file I/O on your local drive through Tor.
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>omarchy gets 8 million eurodollars from a bunch of richfags
>it's also vibecoded by a faggot who is apparently the second coming of Adolf Hitler for suggesting that maybe we shouldn't flood every country with shitskins
<suddenly all the cocksuckers who are happy to tell you how the latest gayland extension vibecoded in rust by a bunch of trannies will make you happy are very upset and call omarchy bloated & AI focused
To be fair, omarchy really is bloated & AI focused, but it's based on the exact kind of cancer they've been promoting for all these years, so it's nice to see that they are changing their tune, even if for the completely wrong reasons.
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>>19495
TBF, there's also a certain amount of the backlash similar to that against Valve's work on loonicks stuff, because Omarchy is unilaterally bypassing the "community development" logjam of unimplemented proposals in an attempt to hammer Wayland, D-Bus, etc., into functioning software with actual working features, rather than the projects merely being coffee klatch social clubs for groomer coomers troons to hang out.

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How do I join?

Post:
- a link to your website
- a 240x60 banner of your website

then add the others also in the webring

I'll start:
http://lainwir3s4y5r7mqm3kurzpljyf77vty2hrrfkps6wm4nnnqzest4lqd.onion
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>>1215 (OP) 
I'm mostly lurking on this imageboard but I made a banner for another webring. This is not my personal website but I'm heavily invested into the project.

We collect high quality PDFs created from book scans, people can contribute or request a book too.

http://scriptorium.eu.org
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>>6012
>>6016
>>6017
>>6160
Just stumbled on this: https://darkm000t.neocities.org/
Seems like the real deal. Looks like he's a VR Chat thot now?
>>1215 (OP) 
OP your site is down. The regular web URL is now some russian gambling domain squating bullshit.

Even so, I am actually down for making a webring or web portal. Is anyone else still interested in this stuff?
>>7261
I know that this post is 4 years old, but seriously? You sell a PDF for 30 € that is freely available on archive.org, and you even link to that file?
What kind of retards are your target audience?
https://scriptorium.eu.org/wasserscheiden/
hi anons (im sorry if this is off-topic) so i was basically searching a mix of links and keywords from fmhy.net on github code search (both api and web) and then manually select the good repos (in my opinion) by also considering how many times they appear; can you please tell what should be added to it? LINK: rentry.co/4g9assei (dont forget to check baccyflap.com/noai ) also heres the full index and thanks :)

Adblocking / Privacy Guides / Blogs / Wikis / Cybersecurity Wikis / Wiki Resources / Digital Gardens & Knowledge Hubs / Digital Gardening Resources / Knowledge of Knowledge / Website Templates / Everything about Cybersecurity / Awesome Lists about Cybersecurity / Researching Resources / Cybersecurity Tools / Bug Bounty Resources / OSINT Resources / OSCP & PNPT Preparation / Hardware & Embedded Tools / Notes / Docs / Internet & Technical Guides / CVE Resources / GitBooks / Free Directories / Data Maps / Self Hosting & Self Hosted / Archiving Resources / Discord / Twitter & Hacker News / Obsidian / Lists of Starred Repositories / Github Starring Tools / Data Crawlers & Scrapers & Analyzers / Writing Resources / Conflict & Humanitarian Support / RSS Resources / Rare Wiki Archives / Game Development & Reversing Resources / Android & Linux Resources / Bookmarks / Programming Resources / Religious Resources / Unsorted Awesome Lists / AI Tools / Miscellaneous

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Please please tell me, that something (hardware and/or software) somewhere, operating system and everything else from web browsers to video editors, anywhere in the foul year of our lord >2020, THAT IS NOT EITHER OF THESE TWO EXTREMES THAT ARE STARTING TO MAKE ME SEE THE POINT OF ECOTERRORISM BEING LESS INSANE THAN ALL THE OTHER POLITICAL GIRLS:

1) Bloated kludgeware tire fire trashheaps slapped together (I am beyond fed up with linux and open sores freetardation in general) by either cringy trannies or cringy nadsee larpers but I can pick and choose my poison to try and carefully avoid both kinds of collectivist authoritarian "YOU'RE A FUCKING WHITE MALE!!" and "YOUR'E NOT A FUCKING WHITE MALE!!" (both are equally gay, two sides of the same slacktivist coin, both of you blow your brains out since I'm sick of both of you blowing each other way outside your containment quarantine shitpits of purity spiraling echo chamber circle jerks, there is no escape from terminally online politislopsuckers) being shoved down my throat at every turn (which is getting more and more difficult to get away from in the digital world: as enshittification, the competency crisis, and the neo-bolshevik long march through the institutions infects every corner of everywhere (the world owes Joseph McCarthy, Richard Nixon, and Ronald Paul an apology!); what happened to hobbyists being proud of their passions? what happened to "coupla dudes in a garage" gigageeks outclassing paid professionals like
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>>19470
>By the way, what do you do on Linux that you couldn't do on Windows or a Mac? Is it that much HarderBetter/FasterStronger  doing on Linux?
It's like asking why would you accept a free Pontiac Firebird when you could just buy a Trabant. You choose a Linux distro that works the way you want your distro to work, and then you don't have to worry about some pajeets fucking everything up from making the user interface worse to limiting the kind of hardware you are allowed to install the OS on.
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>>19470
>It's the best? No. It's getting worse each update? Yes. But it still working.
Quite often it isn't. They're just more or less stuck with it for a variety of reasons.
>By the way, what do you do on Linux that you couldn't do on Windows or a Mac? Is it that much HarderBetter/FasterStronger  doing on Linux?
Right now, nothing beyond the simple thing of plugging in a console gamepad and having it just werk without installing third-party utilities. I'm not doing anything very impressive with my computer at the moment. I'm more or less just exploring why I enjoy interacting with certain types of interfaces more than others, how they affect me, and what their implications are.
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>it's more comfortable.
It is not. People love eating shit as long as everybody else does it and it is socially recognized as good or right.
Proof: Indians and cow poop.
White people act the same way. Most people are like this. Covid testing/rules/vaccination was also a major display of it.
Shit like Ableton and my plugins makes me have to use windows on my gaming rig and because of this I feel like a seethy jew experiencing holocaust 6 gorillion anti semitism because of it. I hate windows so fucking much its actually unreal. It took 1 year to firewall the constant requests from the pedo lord servers and its still impossible because they use insane levels of spyware. yet this fucking evil hebrew os forcibly updates your machine when you've disabled all updates by reg and firewall.

We have to call it anti-linuxism.
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>>19477
I just want to say that this Linux-tan-esque thing you posted looks cuter/more appealing to me than most Linux-tan-esque character designs and artwork I've randomly seen around before. (Maybe it's because I'm a loliGOD)

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Ever since I switched from systemd to sysvinit because of >>18176, I find myself questioning all these nerd turf wars I explicitly have ignored.
My normal daily setup:
- systemd
- X11 (gnome)
- Pulseaudio
- Vim
- Debian
Now I find myself wondering about OpenRC, Wayland, Alsa, emacs, LUKS, Trisquel, TailOS[, and GNU Hurd]. Which of these in your experiences have been worthwhile? What's the most privacy respecting setup?
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tl;dr for people who don't feel like wading through a book's worth of wiki pages and imageboard posts

A. glibc has maintained ABI stability for decades, sure every now and then there's a bug, but they've maintained ABI stability

B. ABI stability doesn't mean that your program will continue to work if you rely on undocumented implementation details, 

C. jeets have failed at B since before the dawn of the electronic computer, and for some reason game devs chose the hash format used for symbol lookup as the hill to die on, something a video game has no reason to care about
>>18389 (OP) 
emacs fag here, I did the opposite and checkout Vim afer 7 years and loved it. Now I use emacs with evilmode, mpv, mupdf and a vim-extension on irssi.
I messed around the runit init system on Void and have been loving it, I'm never going to systemd again.

Wayland is trannyware so I'm sticking with the boomerware Xorg. I also got rid of Pulseaudio and I manage to record video gameplay with my mic using just Pipewire+Wireplumber and Pulseaudio compatibiliy layer so that's nice.  are enough for my sound setup.

Another thing that's been worthwile for me was checking out the tiling window manager meme. Fucking life changer.

>>18392
>pic
Holy moly, now I remember the infamous blog post.
But to be fair cuckchan's emacs/LISP general is a discord troon circlejerk, although it's not as bad as the mpv/ffmpeg generals.
>>18445
> from what I hear
Nice rumor you idiot. 
>  they deliberately encourage API breakage
That claim is just stupid.
With GNUs flagship project emacs you can run elisp code that is more than 20 years old in the current version without issues.
>>18391
Can xlibre runs on linux version before 6.0 though? This is important question, please answer it
>>18445
>Apparently LLVM was originally intended to be integrated into GCC, but LLVM would provide a quasi-stable interface and hence was rejected. We all know the final result.

It was thrown out because it was a C++ implementation, lacking most of the GCC backends and many basic features and they wanted for GCC devs to throw out everything already implemented to re-implement it in llvm framework. It was simply not feasible for GCC devs even before you consider legal issues - apple wasn't ready to assign copyright to FSF at that point.

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