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Anon, why aren't you using SimpleX on your LineageOS phone yet?
- just werks
- no phone number needed
- profile is on the phone and not on servers
- chat, voice calls, video calls, file transfer
- has servers, so you send stuff to people who are not online
- you can host your own servers if you want to
- has an a
- FOSS and on F-Droid
- has desktop application
I already moved my relatives to it.

SimpleX and Session are the only messengers that don't tie all your data to a phone number and my prepaid card is video verified with me and my government issued ID card and charged up using my bank account.

I had some doubts regarding Session:
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>>13574
>implemented in partnership with government-assigned fact checking agencies.
The Zuckerberg of Russia indeed.
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>>13991
Mister Pavel, you don't get to bring friends.
>>13909
They use different protocols and work fundamentally different. Yes, I'm sure you could build a bridge with accounts that post messages from one group to the other if you're talking about group chats.
>>13909
>Obviously Telegram would have to allow third party access but you're a nigger for not believing it's possible.
You are delusional.
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>>14306
Use simplex anyway, its just as big an intel honeypot aa telegram.

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>Every Big Tech site says the We Robot event was bullshit/parlor tricks/etc.
What's the actual truth?  Am I going to have a robot slave?  Or is it going to be like the Sony robot that trips on a flight of stairs and these things can't do a damn thing?  Will tech ever get there?
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>>14329
>zerosource is now unironically cited on imageboards
I'm getting old.
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They have a link to some aussie MSM report though.
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Also it's pretty common for ZH to get linked on 4chan /biz/ but I don't post there ever since they added a cuckflare captcha on top of the board's internal one. It doesn't even work in Iridium browser running on OpenBSD/arm64.
Also these "open source" websites are getting worse too.
>>14330
As opposed to what?  CNN?  NYT?  VitaminHealthNews?
>>14314 (OP) 
Why not?
At this point battery and processing tech is advanced enough to allow for prosumer-grade humanoid robutts, though even with gubbermint grant jewings+inflation fetishism I suspect one of them bots will probably cost a little more than 30k petroshekels.
What's likely gonna make or break the first generations of Woll Smoth-grade robots will be the openness of the hard+software, even with all the AI-generated lolis in the world these things cannot be expected to have an Apple-grade cattle user experience out of the box.

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Repost of the Julay /tech/ sticky with some minor edits: https://archive.vn/znAXT
Beginner Info
If you would like to try out GNU/Linux because of https://itvision.altervista.org/why-windows-10-sucks.html, you can do one of the following:
0) Install a GNU/Linux distribution of your choice in a Virtual Machine (preferably using KVM or Oracle VirtualBox for newfriends).
1) Use a live image and to boot directly into the GNU/Linux distribution without installing anything (keep in mind that the performance of live distros might be very different than from distro that was booted from your HDD, as most distros are loaded in RAM and don't include the proprietary drivers for NVIDIA GPUs or up-to-date Mesa libraries in their isos).
2) Dual boot the GNU/Linux distribution of your choice along with Windows (make sure to install Windows first, as it can "replace" GRUB or other UNIX bootloaders, and troubleshooting of Windows replacing your bootloader of choice might be painful for people that just started learning about the Linux kernel)
3) Go balls deep and replace everything with GNU/Linux (you really shouldn't do this, if you don't know what you're putting yourself into, see: https://itvision.altervista.org/why.linux.is.not.ready.for.the.desktop.current.html).

Resources:
Use your web browser and search engine of choice. Good comparison between them is hosted here:
https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/browsers.html
https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/search.html
If not sure which browser to choose, just use the Tor Browser Bundle:
https://www.torproject.org/
or paste these commands to your terminal emulator of choice (please make sure to first learn what they're exactly doing):
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>>14132
I already tried it. The Void livecds are broken, trying to install packages complains about some library versioning bullshit and errors. Or it actually succeeds and then errors when you try to run the program. If you try to update the packages it pulls in 2GB+ of updates.

It's because the repos don't keep outdated packages so you either update everything or it can't install packages. With Devuan, installing more packages works and it only makes the minimal updates necessary for that.

Also the Void LiveCDs suffer from screen tearing.
>>14131
You can use artix or even gentoo, if you use a binhost.
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Yesterday I tried to install Devuan Daedalus again (i tried to install it back in April) and it seems they .iso is still broken. 
Then I tried Chimaera and was only able to install it with xfce; its a shame, I wanted it with KDE but it seems its broken too.
I really liked runit, but for now its back to Debian 12 and systemd.
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>>14137
Everyone uses the netinstall iso. It uses tasksel to select the desktop (at least in Expert Installation). It just works.
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>>14131
MX

>>14137
>>14143
my attempts at devuan didn't go past formatting partitions because I couldn't get a BTRFS setup with subvolumes
Artix broke me, it's like i've now lost the ability to install anything if i'm not typing stuff in a terminal

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Did the CIA use a train to kill him? Or did he realize his physics waifu never loved him and he killed himself?
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>>13962
Do you still have access to the site?
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>>13968
Nah.
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>>13973
Nice story nonetheless. Happy to see anons who were around Terry still with us on the board.
Terry has almost become the poster child for schizophrenia and conspiracies on IBs but I think there's a lot to learn from his dedication and approach to making software, which sadly many anons miss.
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>>13960 (OP) 
You saw how pajeet died on the rail road in India. You can guess what happened to Terry. He underestimated how wide the train was on the rail track while approaching towards his direction from behind. After he realized it, it was already too late to move away.
>>13976
I was around when Terry was with us. I miss him like you wouldn't believe. For me he is also a symbol of a bygone era for imageboards, besides what you mentioned on your post. Wherever he is, I hope he is doing fine.

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> Made using 100% free software
> 3D Animated movie
> One guy rigged models, wrote story, voiced half of the characters, composed music
> Took 3 years
> Out since October
> In total has less than 300 views
> Sends an email to Free Software Foundation. They don't promote it.
https://odysee.com/@blenderdumbass:f/why_morias_race_is_shit:1

Why isn't Moria's race more popular?

Movie:
TOR: http://ttauyzmy4kbm5yxpujpnahy7uxwnb32hh3dja7uda64vefpkomf3s4yd.onion/films/Moria's_Race.md?
Odysee (LBRY): https://odysee.com/@blenderdumbass:f/moria-s-race:5
Peertube: https://peer.madiator.cloud/w/vmPmME5XPWNc8uXSMe1xCk
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>>12498
Turn on the subtitles, the voice acting is horrible.
The biggest pitfall is the animation, which is expected considering it was made by a young and inexperienced 3D artist.
>>12417
Is blender no longer FOSS kosher now?
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>>13349
blender is still foss, blender does not provide drivers
speaking of, on may 5th he's going to do a presentation at libreplanet 2024
https://mastodon.online/@blenderdumbass/112307388500030047
>>12318 (OP) 
This looks like autistic shit with zero normie appeal

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I've been thinking about writing a blog. Nothing fancy. No private lives. No pictures. No product-shilling. Just writing words.

I tried Blogger and Wordpress and I had a bad experience with them, considering that the ToS became more restrictive over the years.
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>>6439
If you post that shit on my site, you will get banned for supporting globalhomo.
>>6440
>With extra >rape.
How about you find some black boys to buck break, start your very own gay sex farm, and write about it?
>>6384
except that it's called "substack" which reeks of nudev faggotry
it will be unusable within a year (if it isn't already, everything i've seen posted on there is pretentious and worthless crap like when medium just came out).
then again if you're just trying to get your info out you would be using multiple hosts and just springing up a mirrors on other hosts when a few go down, as opposed to being hugely worried about branding and having a central SEO optimized domain name like a braindead LARPing faggot like you
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>>6452
that's fine. i wouldn't want to read one more letter from you.
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>>5620
I combine both because Maggit (emacs' git interface) makes it peak comfyjj

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Spotify ad blocker doesn't seem to work, I am not using jewtube, and not paying money to jewish record companies. How do I circumvent the record label jew?
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>>13944
youtube is not a streaming service fucker it's a video site. spotify, netflix, pandora are streaming. Fucking stations not downling mp3 files like 2003 fucking dumbass faggots>>13944
>>13945
>>13948
>>13929 (OP) 
I use a cracked version of spotify I got off telegram and it works fine, no ads and songs aren't randomized
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>>13964
telegram is for fags
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>>13965
ok then enjoy your ads what can I say
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>>13966
looks like blockthespot from github is the answer, thanks >>13944 for the idea

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What is even a good email provider to use anymore?
>inb4 selfhost your email
most info taken from: https://digdeeper.neocities.org/ghost/email.html
probably incomplete quick list, but you could read the dippity dopper article for more information

<gmail, yahoo, etc.
>big corpo trash
>sells data to 3rd party advertisers
<ProtonMail
>Shady metadata policy (retained for an indefinite amount of time)
>URLs in onion hidden service site point to the clearnet (information is from 2019, cannot reconfirm as the hidden service never loads as of the time writing this)
>Account creation verification blocks some email domains from being used to verify the account (Riseup and possibly cock.li domains for example)
>Doesn't allow usage of your own PGP keys and forces their private keys generated on their servers instead through a JS web interface, many backdoors
>Requires to use their stupid bridge thing for mail clients, possible backdoor
<Tutanota
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Станьте на шаг впереди вместе с нами. 
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Для продавцов это отличная возможность расширить клиентскую базу, не вкладываясь в разработку собственного сайта. 
Клиенты, с другой стороны, получают доступ огромный выбор по доступным расценкам. 
Кроме того, множество торговых площадок гарантируют надёжность транзакций и различные варианты логистики. 
В итоге, онлайн-платформы превращаются в выгодным инструментом для всех участников рынка. 
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This is a project I've been working on for some time and I would like to see it get used. It's using libvirt and sqlite, and it's written in C. You will be assigned a port range to use (NAT). cloud-init and all of that nigger shit, is not being used here, only a small shell script and a daemon written in python.
irc.fsirc.net #vmbot
irc.rizon.net #vmbot
>11:12 <VMBot> VM IP: 10.1.3.5 (external: [redacted]), password is "npsmxurrdphieemkgmkfcceoiuxtfm", admin/SSH port is 2094, port range is 2094:2124
Commands are !vm template and !vm deploy [template]
>requirements
Register your nick through services, that's it.
>are the templates backdoored
No, I have created the devuan one through debootstrap, installed what was needed, and added in the first run script, before packaging it up. Alpine was done by manually installing it and configuring it.
>source code
https://gitlab.com/fsirc/vmbot
Licensed under GPLv2, code should be of OK quality.
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>>6771 (OP) 
Is the bot still up? It isn't working on rizon.
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>>6795
>>6793
No, I had some issues with libvirtd where it was hanging at random, and it's probably related to it being an older version. I will, though, try and get it back up under a new channel at a later date.
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>>6804
>>6795
Bot is back up at #freespeech @ rizon. Nickname must be registered, of course.
>>6771 (OP) 
hey, is this project still active? fsirc.net is down
wondering if I could still get a VPS
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>>13748
I'm pretty sure it's ded sadly

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why is tech so full of absolute fuckjobs, that there are entire subcultures dedicated to being incompetent in a certain way
boomers who think "security model" is a word that just somehow makes their shit sound when thrown around. for example i just talked to one who doesnt understand that sudo is a placebo and threw that word in while trying to explain what purpose sudo serves (while giving multiple conflicting answers as he subconsciously realizes sudo doesnt actually have any well defined purpose that isnt retarded)
"hardware guy" knows fuck all about EE and cant even do SE, has some lore about which mouse is better because of this and that sensor, some headphone is better cus this and that driver. some LCD is better because this and that panel, but if you dig into anything they claim its always wrong.
enterprise faggot, thinks Java or C# or kubernetes are good technology. is afraid of using things that arent "battle tested", like python (dont get confused im not shilling python in fact that language is used by trannies)
sysadmin. doesnt understand the very most basic truths about computer security. they consider not clicking an email sage advice that took hundreds of years to discover. writes in some fuckjob language like shell scripting or windows batch files, adding all kinds of insecurities to his network. has some dumb configuration of windows domains / DNS / cloudshit on his network with lots of "security' things enabled while allowing some trivial rce and post co
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>>13663
>we are getting smarter 
Made me laugh. Didn't our brains lose a golf ball sized chunk since the stone age? 
>size does not matter
<psh ahahAHA because proto humans were such wizards
<and it might be getting smaller because, avoiding needing too much nutrition how ironic an excuse XDDDD
Psychology today made me laugh when researching it while keeping your 'nutrition making us smarter' thing in mind. Neanderthals had the largest brains and they survived the ice age. We have it so easy we are devolving plain and also simple. Devolving into nigger ass homoerectus (niggers have the least neanderthal genes by the way).
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>>13664 (me)
Before you wonder why we have tech despite that:
>more heat means more plants
>more plants more people
>more people more random geniuses born
>they made libraries and schools for stupid people of which makes a 'smarter' illusion 
It was always that and only that. Those libraries, those giants standing on giants, it took time. Too much time. Where is the Saturn V missile schematics? Where is the original telemetry data? They suck at programming, laws shit too? Everyone seems like a clown lately? Oh dear oh dear, not obvious at all.
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>>13663
The cargo cult is because things have become too complicated. And when they realize the complexity is causing problems, they don't scale back. Instead they just make another more complicated tool.
The ultimate delusion is that AI is going to solve all the complicated messes they created.
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>>13668
>The ultimate delusion is that AI is going to solve all the complicated messes they created.
Can't wait for AI to tart writing pajeet code.
>>13664
>Made me laugh. Didn't our brains lose a golf ball sized chunk since the stone age? 
Human intelligence has been collapsing since the industrial revolution. There's a whole book about it called At Our Wit's End. The tldr is that smart people waste their lives working while dumb people fuck like rabbits and collect unemployment checks from the government.

>>13665
>more people more random geniuses born
There is more to it than that, even with a few 10.000 years head start africa has never spawned an einstein.

>>13664
>niggers have the least neanderthal genes by the way
That's one theory, sub saharan africans never bred with neanderthals because they were physically cut off by water on 3 sides and the sahara desert.

There is also the winter theory which better explains why light skin correlates with intelligence. People who evolve in variable climates have lighter skin to absorb more sunlight. They also need to plan ahead and hoard resources to survive winter. White people who didn't prepare for winter or ate all their food on December 1st were selected out of the gene pool by evolution. People who evolve in tropical climates don't have as much evolutionary pressure o
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