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How do I become a multi multi millionaire in tech?
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Basically two ways:
<a. new money
>1a. have high iq
>2a. have good work ethic
(these two alone are enough to reliably make you upper middle class, but not enough to be rich, pixrel)
>3a. be luckier than thousands of other people that are just as exceptionally smart and hardworking as you
<b. old money
>1b. like >>14042 said just inherit the silver spoon

>>14054 
Maybe not all, but certainly many, especially webapps:
https://qz.com/1145669/googles-true-origin-partly-lies-in-cia-and-nsa-research-grants-for-mass-surveillance
https://unlimitedhangout.com/2021/04/investigative-reports/the-military-origins-of-facebook/
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It's a mystery!
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Well, well. Bill Gates is hobnobing again.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2025-01-18/bioterror-roundup-anti-vaxxer-rfk-advisors-reportedly-sacked-trump-transition-team
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>>15241
>Body autonomy is a losing stance
At this point, I'd be fine with everyone being killed.
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>>15242
It's Trump. Everything he does is through the filter of
<Will my jewish masters like this?

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I'm starting my journey of making money online. I will be documenting everything that I do here in hope that i can stick with it and help fellow anons make money from the comfort of his room without having to show his face anytime.
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>>13363
might be better off getting a hot girl to sign up for onlyfans for you and fake an id that they ask for and upload that for verification. Then just upload fake pics of pussy and tits and shit. I don't know somebody to do this or I would try it. Unironcally I know a girl but I fucked up and talked shit to her cause shes crazy asf lol but she was hot and perfect for onlyfans. Also you could go to sex chat rooms and post pics of nude girls then ask for cucks to cashapp you. This is a grueling process though and super scumbaggery and you have to sex talk up fat incels which is extremely gay, but if you're jewish you will succeed. 


Has anyone unironcally done this? Gone to chatrooms, pretend to be girl, ask dudes that message you within 5 seconds of posting a pic for a cashapp for more pics?
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>>13933
They seem to be cracking down on this more. My Cashapp account was shut down because I paid a whore with it once. I never really used cashapp so when I opened it one day it was closed. I thought only the whores accounts would get shut down, apparently not.
>>13933
>Has anyone unironcally done this? Gone to chatrooms, pretend to be girl, ask dudes that message you within 5 seconds of posting a pic for a cashapp for more pics?
My dude, people were doing that one ten seconds after AOL added profile pictures to their chatrooms thirty years ago.
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OP here, not doing much lately sorry. Focusing on my career for the most part now, forgot to make time for this side work. I'll get back to it from now on, I swear, im so fucking broke right now. Lately i have seen some people doing airdrop stuff through telegram shit coins, so im asking around. I don't really have a full structure course that i could find, so right now im kind of a lost sheep on this topic. But im watching some channels to get the basic image, maybe i will find some groups that can at least openly share the basic paths. The ones that managed to get money doing this, they hide their craft like cat hides their shit.
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>>15123
So the basic description here is that, these shit meme coins usually have some kind of dumb games that reward players with its own coin. Now instead of using one account to play, how about you emulate 100 accounts. And then I guess they managed to sell that meme coin somehow? I mean i never tried this before, but i want to learn how it works. Anyone here has been doing crypto stuff? Where can i learn this? About these emulation, usually these people buy used workstation cpu and have like 100 gb of ram, they don't write their own software but have to outsource to some code monkey. Now if its automation, I’m guessing the code monkeys are using some kind of automation framework like selenium, cypress, robot, playwright,...Maybe I could make money doing this, I do have some experiene working with these tools.

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Post about /tech/nological cancer that you've dealt with in the past.
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>>5529
>... and it worked.
No it didn't... faggot.
Trolls and bots are the excuse to kill anonimity and track users, same way anthrax towelhead terrorism was an excuse to systematically spy on people and turn the big platforms into propaganda machines.
And the original problem was never fixed. 

>>5565
Not him but I almost exclusively post while procrastinating at work

>>5544
>manuals written in English, the write man language
Not him but manuals and documentation are mostly written by autistic furries that rarely reach 3 social interactions a week, the same kind of low lives that populate wikipedia.
I agree that the CLI is much better but let's not pretend the autistic e1337ism prevalent in the field doesn't jump on every opportunity to gatekeep knowledge just to feel superior to normies who can't afford to spend nights decyphering obscure and out of date docs. Funnily enough, many of them end up trooning out and are the first to screetch at anyone that doesn't indulge them for not being inclusive enough. lol.
>>10048
>Smartphones.
>The nigger swipety swipe UI and the niggercattle who use it make me sick.
>This degenerate POS technology has turned every last possibly decent person into a nobrain nigger subhuman. Zoomers are spiritual niggers. I hate this whole fucking degenenerate timeline.
>At this point only a global nuclear holocaust can revert the damage done by technology to this whole species.
I sympathize with that statement so much that I fail to express it with words adequately.
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>>9460
Tech is only a hobby for me at this point. I did all my work over the years mostly on the text terminals that you think are useless. I got paid. I'm done with all that. Now I do my computing how I want to, not how someone else wants.
>>5492 (OP) 
Linux block device/partition names like /dev/sda1  because they can change if you add another disk (just like modern NIC names, old naming (like eth0) is better). Luckily, you can use /dev/disk/by-label/*
>>5492 (OP) 
>>>/tech/15167

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Was uncle ted ultimately right? Is humanity fundamentally at odds with modern technology?
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>>14818
One of us!
One of us!
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>>14844
Yeah it's a big scam, just like all the rest of tech. Especially NigVideo that's always #1 and basically carrying the stonks market all by itself. Otherwise everyone would have realized long ago the reality: the economy is fucked.
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Here's another one:
https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/trump-officials-reportedly-easing-rules-self-driving-cars-elon-musk-pushes-robotaxis
Who even asked for self-driving cars in the first place? This is the stupidest idea ever. They'll never be safe! Modern appliances keep getting shittier every year, but somehow they think this is going to be any different? No, it'll be just another shitbox. And on top of that it'll be even more complicated and less repairable than any of the recent cars. Great for the manufacturer and dealers, a nightmare for everyone else.
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>>14847
Car accident statistics improved too much so a sustainable way to correct them was clearly needed.
I don't think autonomous automobiles are a tech dead-end per se but they'll never happen with society, industry and economy in their current state of absolution.
>>14847
If they wanted realistic autonomous transportation they would just invest money into tram and metro lines. The latter can already work without a conductor, and teaching an "AI" to handle a tram would be at least semi-realistic on the long term, because it just has to learn not to close the door on someone. Although that might be still too complicated for big tech.

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Lately I've been interested in looking for a final solution to the imageboard problem, deplatforming and relying on centralized authorities for hosting. P2P through TOR seems like the most logical path forward. But the software would also need to be accessible, easily installed and understood by just about anyone, and easily secure/private by default.

Retroshare seemed like a decent choice, but unfortunately its forum function is significantly lacking in features. I haven't investigate too much into zeronet either but from what I recall that was a very bloated piece of software and I'm looking for something that's light and simple. Then there's BitChan (>>507) which fits most of the bill but contrasted with Retroshare is not simple to setup.

I know there is essentially nothing else out there so this thread isn't necessarily asking to be spoonfed some unknown piece of software that went under the radar of anons. But I think the concept of P2P imageboards should be further explored even though the failure of zeronet soured a lot of peoples perspective on the concept. Imageboards are so simple by nature I feel this shouldn't be as difficult as it is. Retroshare comes close but as I understand it you can't really moderate the forums that you create. Plus the media integration is basically non-existent, though media is a lesser concern. But having everything routed through tor and being able to mail, message, and ha
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>>14599
I think 08 was ok in the beginning, but only a couple weeks later they added a requirement to generate IDs for posting, allegedly to deal with spam. Problem: you had to connect over clearnet to generate an ID. I bailed at that point, since I was already unhappy with the sluggish web interface.

>>14600
Some of those clients might have an option to use a proxy server, but otherwise they should work via torsocks.

> what if websites just served plain text?
The web is overkill for this. All you need is gopher.
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>>14603
>Problem: you had to connect over clearnet to generate an ID.
Uh, no?
The ID generator was hosted via Zeronet as well, though it didn't werk half the time.
What killed 08 in my opinion wasn't so much the need for nigger IDs which you could generate and swap to as needed provided the ID generator wasn't overloaded again but the fact that the IDs/usernames of other users were visible by default with only a clientside option to hide them rather than IDs being represented by per-thread hashes during normal use and only really applying in the case of clientside bans, with no way to make them visible outside of perhaps BO admin tools.
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>>14710
Zeronet is worse than clearnet.
>>845 (OP) 
Current i2p checksums are mixed up!

from their official website:
>ea3872af06f7a147c1ca84f8e8218541963da6ad97e30e1d8f7a71504e4b0cee

calculated from downloads folder:
<d70ee549b05e58ded4b75540bbc264a65bdfaea848ba72631f7d8abce3e3d67a  Downloads/i2pinstall_2.7.0.jar
<ea3872af06f7a147c1ca84f8e8218541963da6ad97e30e1d8f7a71504e4b0cee  Downloads/i2pinstall_2.7.0_windows.exe
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>>14849
they fixed it.

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Hello

Is it possible to temporarily disable the word filter? I'm trying to make a thread about cock.li's recent outrage.
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>>14789
What string was you filtered for? Post a screenshot of the text
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>>14794
> What string was you filtered for?

The board software just says the post was blocked due to the word filter, then redirects it to the index.

The attached file has the post's text.
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>>14795
Strange, I don't see the match. Post it now.
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>>14797
Worked now.

Thank you!

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Discuss methods to remove >systemd.
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>>13205
I think they achieved exactly what they wanted—a tumor rotting the Linux ecosystem from the inside out, so I don't think they're actually idiots. Microsoft is undoubtedly the worst technology company in existence, and this kind of long-term destruction is all too familiar to them.
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>>14543
I probably misremembered one of the many names she goes by. Here's the article I was thinking about: https://edramatica.com/Randi_Harper
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>>14553
>tfw it took 2 years for somebody to [b]read[/b] your post
If we're talking about freebsd faggotry it's not just that they added a code of conduct for no reason it's that it was copy and pasted from something called the geek feminism wiki, so you can imagine how bad it was. The main issue with freebsd though is dogshit security although the hardenedbsd project is trying to fix that.

>>14544
>Microsoft is undoubtedly the worst technology company in existence, and this kind of long-term destruction is all too familiar to them.
Microsoft depends on linux as much as anyone to run their internal infrastructure.

>>13206
>I have a modified Ubuntu where I run BusyBox init instead of systemd
Gentoo used to make you type VERY_BRAVE_OR_VERY_DUMB=yes to do that.
https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-518111-start-0.html
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systemd is the best init and very based
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>>14677
Maybe it started out as an init system one day. But then it grew into a rampaging tentacle monstrosity.

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 Discuss alternative OSes that are not Linux, Windows or Mac OSX. 
Also post your criticism of UNIX, Windows and Fag OSX design ITT.
If you want to discuss GNU/Linux distros, there is already a thread for it: >>>/tech/530
The package manager thread can be also useful: >>>/tech/4739


Some hastily written notes...
* everyone thinks UNIX (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc4ROCJYbm0) is still the state-of-art. Ignorants praise Windows, not knowing it's originally a dumbed down clone of VMS that has some patches ported from OS/2 (https://www.itprotoday.com/compute-engines/windows-nt-and-vms-rest-story). Some say that Windows is also still mainly a single-user system that emulates a multi-user system. I think we are living Higurashi tier time loop when it comes to operating systems...
 (and CPUs: X86 is relic from the times of Vaxen. ARM, PowerPC/Power ISA, MIPS, RISC-V are more modern and better. Even modern X86 CPUs converts CISC to RISC in the microcode!)
* Plan9 (9front? Also, see plan9port and 9base), BeOS (Haiku) and TempleOS were the last innovative operating systems that I know of. Even the OSDev people imitate UNIX.
* It's awful that a misbehaving device driver can take down the whole system. Microkernels (e.g. MINIX, GNU Hurd, seL4) or muh """hybrid kernels""" (e.g. DragonFly BSD, Haiku, ReactOS I don't know if modern Windows has a hybrid kernel.) should be the norm. MINIX is incidentally perhaps the most used OS because ((( Intel ME ))) uses it as a basis for the CIAware that runs on our fucken CPUs!
* Nearly all criticism of UNIX is historic stuff: The UNIX-HATERS Handbook (https://web.mit.edu/~simsong/www/ugh.pdf a joke), Multicians (https://www.multicians.org/) and LispM (http://fare.tunes.org/LispM.html) users...
* Worse is better or do the right thing? https://www.dreamsongs.com/RiseOfWorseIsBetter.html & https://www.dreamsongs.com/WorseIsBetter.html
* Some modern UNIX-related innovations: 9p, DTrace, Solaris Zones & FreeBSD Jails, Nix & Guix...

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>>14086
>NetBSD 10 renamed blacklistd to blocklistd.
Oh no the cultural marxists have won.
>>4968 (OP) 
this might be interesting 
(squeak/smalltalk as baremetal/ without OS)

https://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/1762
https://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/5727
just like schizo terry to have the background colors of the ukranian flag
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>>14533
it's meant to represent an elephant in its natural habitat, the savannah, where the ground is typically made of dried grass and sparse trees and shrubbery. the fact it's bright yellow like that is due to the OS extremely limited color palette, and not a deliberate artistic choice.
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>>14534
I understand faggot just a little coincidental.

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Any ideas on how to shield internet discourse from highly proficient, Turing-Test-passing chatbots sicced on given economical, political and cultural goals set by an unchecked and unbalanced third party?
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>>13217
I don't like this crypto key shit. I want to use less technology, not more.
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>>13854
Crypto is one of the few fields of technology that is almost entirely beneficial.
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>>13864
You're building on a shaky foundation (botnet hardware). Also
> encryption added and removed here ;^)
> nobody notice major OpenSSL bug for 2 years
Any propaganda is done first and foremost for the propagandists' bosses, and only secondarily for the target audience. That's what makes it vulnerable. Can you imagine that some "manager for working with online communities" would approve the use of something provocative or even forbidden in a discussion?
Russian pictures, or even the most sacred of cows - CP... They will guarantee that on the other end of the line there is a living person who has taken good care of his anonymity and is ready to risk his life for his opinion.
If we are talking about strictly censored garbage dumps, then I noticed that:
1) AI cannot be ironic. At all.
2) Living bots are tied hand and foot by the agenda. They are afraid to deviate from the party line even by a millimeter. A person condemns Russia for the war, but recognizes Crimea as Russian, or supports tolerance, but hates green energy - it means he is not paid for his posts.
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>>13974
I fear we've reach the frightening era of competent propaganda bosses

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We are still using technology over 150 years old to get to space lmfao, while modern computers are literally billions times faster than was used during the apollo missions.
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Why is space travel so fake and gay?

Do they not want us using their secret tech because they don't want humans evolving in intelligence? Why don't we have the UFO spacecraft declassified at the very least let alone in production. Why is are governments such gay niggers?


https://www.zmescience.com/feature-post/technology-articles/computer-science/smartphone-power-compared-to-apollo-432/
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>>14449 (OP) 
Computers can't circumvent orbital velocity.
>>14450
>Why is are governments such gay niggers?
There's nothing much for the Jews to exploit in space, which is one of the reasons why those nice 1970s Spees Colony proposals were shoah'd in favor of gibsmedats implying Jews could survive on an O'Neill colony without a dedicated slave caste of shabbos goyim and per-child genetic treatment in the first place.
Space mining would also directly threaten the sacred economig status quo by making sought-after materials like Aluminium, Iridium, Tin, G*ld etc. much cheaper if successfully mined but that threatens muh profits and stocks which is equivalent to the holocaust oy vey.

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