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Putin's given us the boot! Read about it here: https://zzzchan.xyz/news.html#66208b6a8fca3aefee4bf211


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Just so you can be careful, this idea has fallen into my brain lately, and I think it's kind of smart.
Internet swindlers, especially beginners, have a problem with the domain. For example, you find suspicious sites that have a strange name domain and not as usual, so the victims ignore it.
What if someone had a kind of conversation with these nowadays zoomers who interested with " Darknet Bullshit" and gave himve a onion site to try on for exemple Facebook on Tor " facebookwkhpilnemxj7asaniu7vnjjbiltxjqhye3mhbshg7kx5tfyd.onion " and tell him that you can login in Facebook while using tor and shit, or you can do any site that pretending " Green Machines, Gore sites".
.Onion domains is too tall and cant be detected or suspicious specially for those kids around.
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>>12238 (OP) 
Anyone using onion should be aware about the risks. This isn't a particular new idea
>privacy-conscious technology board devolves into grifting and scamming 
Lame.

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My friends made an app. It's very cool. Imagine a youtube-like interface except you fetch videos and data from different sources and people write plugins for each source. As a result, a creator can switch from e.g. Youtube to Odysee to whatever else is the best without losing their audience. There's also decentralized comments and thumbs upping and downing

We are destroying Youtube's network effect. They are fucked.

https://grayjay.app/
It's an open source android app. There's no desktop version yet because making it work well on another platform is a lot of work.

Another interesting thing is that Youtube is now deleting videos that mention Grayjay
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>>12149
far from incompetent, their business is targeted marketing they really dont care about this just look at how sophisticated their tracking systems are, everything you get from the server is strapped with a unique token for the server to track, things like getting the next page of a search requires you send the unique token back to the server, if you bother looking at the network activity youll see a bunch of redirects where your just sending tokens, at one point they even made it so you couldnt get anything from the server without first getting a 'vistor-id' in your cookies and without it the server doesnt give you shit, they got rid of it after a month for some reason probably because they want the tracking to be less overt
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>>12150
>just look at how sophisticated their tracking systems are
They were already as sophisticated as they had to be a decade ago. There were already ways to de-anonymize browsers and phones made that even easier. All they do now is change shit to show higher ups they're doing something so the higher ups can tell their higher up that they are doing something. 
A monopoly is a two sided dagger. They're the only video site but because they're the only video site there is always going to be hundreds if not thousands of people working 24/7 to crack the site, and they can thwart any roadblock Google is willing to pay for.
>>12146 (OP)  what happened to newpipe did it die or something?
wow i love that simplistic birb logo also boycott KDE and thier disgusting furbait KATE mascot i just want my text editor back not this stupid blue pink woodpecker turd.

>odysee
cucked censored piece of shit that takes down "muh notsee content" and videos related to some cuckchan school shooting smells like controlled opposition for sponsored alt tech jewtubers

>>12148
>sigciphers
never heard about it yet QRD me on this algorithm

Also speaking of censorship (when 2020 started rolling) what are your thoughts on wokist/lefty youtubers who suddenly encoraged users to visit "bad-goy" websites like 1984chan and the likes and they also admitted to shitposting themselves (mutahar and moonreal is a big example of this) this whole thing honestly looks like standard practice at this point to appear unbiased and legitimate even though anyone who isnt retarded can see thier hidden agenda.

its just strange isnt it? dunno if its just me but why is youtube suddenly allowing covert "far righter rhetoric" under the guise "godly self imporvement" its almost like they earn good profit from selling out "toxic nofap motivation" ideologies from these staged eceleb channels behind everyones backs.

i fucking swear to god the comments section is literlly filled with edgy teenagers trying too hard to LARP as self righteous mature 10/10 chad aryan males spewing out (sometimes fabricated) force positivity quotes and trying to bully those "ebil weak men" who dont confom to thier "mentally strong mindsetâ„¢" literally like /r9gay/ but inverted.
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>>12152
you never get the actual link to anything, the server generates timed links and give you a scrambled url, the ytplayer has the instructions to descramble the url into a working link, its just a sequence of shifts and splices on the url but it changes each week, its easy to get around only because they always obfuscate the code exactly the same way so its easy to find the cipher instructions they could make it a lot harder they just dont care
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Users of all levels are welcome.
Remember, don't go full autismo like billy-o. Productivity takes priority.

>What is software minimalism?
suckless.org/philosophy
wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_bloat
wikipedia.org/wiki/Lightweight_software
wikipedia.org/wiki/Source_lines_of_code

>Recommended Operating Systems & Linux Distros:
Alpine, Artix, Devuan, Gentoo, Glaucus, Guix, Oasis, NetBSD, OpenBSD, Plan9(front) and Void.

>Useful links
https://nosystemd.org/
https://harmful.cat-v.org/software
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Back to the topic of minimalism, I had this idea of bootstrapping a minimal linux userland without any GNU tools. I was (partially) successful by using projects from the BSD/Android worlds:

-- toybox:		provides a shell (sh) + coreutils (cp,ls,mv,mkdir...etc) + gunzip/bunzip
-- oksh:		OpenBSD ksh ported to linux, much more powerful than toybox sh
-- sbase:		from suckless.org, provides expr and tr which are missing from toybox
-- bsdgrep:		FreeBSD grep ported to linux
-- oyacc:		OpenBSD yacc ported to linux
-- awk:			the "One True Awk" (build with oyacc instead of GNU bison)
-- curl:		alternative to wget (and toybox wget which doesn't work)
-- zig cc/c++:	the Zig compiler bundles clang, letting you compile C/C++ without an SDK
-- pdpmake:		general POSIX make tool with some GNU extensions
-- jlibtool:	alternative to libtool (not properly tested yet)
-- minlzma:		provides minlzdec for decompressing xz archives
-- cedit:		zero dependency TUI editor similar to nano

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>>12069
While I get most GNU software is bloated, is there any reason why?
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>>12074
>why?
The main reason for me is the L/GPL. I can't e.g. statically link GCC and distribute it, or statically link my program to glibc and release it, because that would be against the license... Other reasons include bloat, difficulty of compilation, "debatable" standards conformance, and monopoly over the FOSS world. GNU software harms the software development ecosystem as much as it benefits it, so I'm looking for alternatives.
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>>12069
>curl
Use tnftp.
>>12075
Poor code quality is also a common issue with GNU programs.
>>8311
> I shouldn't reinvent the hammer every time
You invent it once and then you use it every time you need it. Are you just deleting your code after every use?

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According to this: https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/security-privacy-advice.html Linux is bad from security perspective, author advises you to use WIndows 10 in S mode, macOS or ChromeOS for more securit. Is it true or he is biased?
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Stop replying to this over two years old bait thread.
>>11422
I have a lot of experience with a dozen OSes due to being a long term NEET and an obsession with portability, and I can safely say the BSD pecking order goes:
- OpenBSD
- NetBSD
- FreeBSD

OpenBSD is the only one that is actually a cohesive, well integrated system. The others may claim to be so, but it's a lie. FreeBSD, for instance, has you go read the wiki to go figure out the multiple config files and you have to edit and commands you have to run to do every simple task.

For instance, want to use your phone's USB tethering on OpenBSD? Simple. When you plug such a device in, OpenBSD automatically configures the new network device, but does not actually put it to use. To put it to use, you can follow the "Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol" section of the FAQ:
https://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq6.html
There is only one step:
>run a command that tells the DHCPv4 daemon to autoconfigure the new device.
As explained in the "Network Configuration" section at the top of the same page, you can simply put the same command (minus the ifconfig bit) into a file named /etc/hostname.$if where $if is the name of the interface, and it'll autoconfigure on boot.

How do you do it on FreeBSD?
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You left out jails and other odds and ends, but yes.
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>>12068
deportation is the only solution
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>>12073
>topic is originally about linux security vulns sandboxes and openBDSM jails
<discussion shifts on trying to deport wokehub users for muh wrongthink code
jokes on you wigger i dont even live here and i use a non-angloid VPN, Gonna track my browser fingerprint or what?
jokes aside we need a quick way to undo troon commits in a single button press without forking the whole darn thing and missing out any important update patches

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I'd previously assumed that Electron-esque garbage like Snap and Flatpak were just a fad confined to lazy commercial software, but along with a slow general decline in community packager activity, I've recently noticed more and more dev projects like GIMP and Handbrake abandoning official Linux builds for distro-native package formats. Reading a bit about it, the underlying tools and standards for packaging appear to be in general decay, and I was surprised to see some distros like Ubuntu and Fedora making noises about completely abandoning their package managers at some (usually vague) point in the future!

Throughout the span of modern Linux distros, before the need to resort to manually installing every single version of a piece of software, as an alternative to waiting for the distro's repo to update from (sometimes painfully outdated) stable versions, there were pretty much always builds of whatever available from either the developers themselves or some helpful person's PPA. Without that, Linux will become much less convenient to use at best, far more bloated and broken at worst.

It has been suggested by some, such as this article:
https://ludocode.com/blog/flatpak-is-not-the-future
that the main problem which allowed such moronic software to gain momentum (aside from security flimflam exaggerating its sandbox capabilities) was Linux's not
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>>11847
At that point just run Slackware or Guix or whatever, why bother?

I have a VM with OmniOS and pkgsrc. Better than Linux, but then, so is almost every other OS.
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>>4842
>The glibc ABI is stable on Linux, anything built targeting an older version will reliably work on a newer version.
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/6051
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2129358
https://abi-laboratory.pro/?view=timeline&l=glibc
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>>12059
>program uses library in ways not specified by the documentation
>update changes implementation details
ABI still not broken.
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>>12060
>>program uses library in ways not specified by the documentation
Where is the documentation for DT_GNU_HASH? And what standard says it's the default symbol table?
https://blog.hiler.eu/win32-the-only-stable-abi/
>ABI still not broken.
<all those symbols removed in nearly every glibc version
Here's a (You) for effort
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>>12062
>Where is the documentation for DT_GNU_HASH
Exactly. It's an implementation detail. Go back to Windows, proprietary boy/

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Here's how you could "fix", or make a better version of the C programming language.

How would you improve C or another language?

Most important

- #import, imports the file into the program, but only makes the contents (variables, functions, types) available inside files that include it directly. It does not place the contents where you #imported it like #include does. Header files and compiler settings are unnecessary for #imported files. #defines do not have to be compatible with it, if that's what it takes. #include is still useful though, although I would probably call it #paste instead.
- Use . instead of -> for dereferencing struct members. It seems like a nitpick but it's important because of how prevalent and annoying and totally pointless (insert pointer joke) it is.
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>>12045
>theres nothing that makes sense on any hardware with shit like  i = ++i * 2 * i++;
>its whatever random order the compiler happens to put it in
And what order makes the most sense for the compiler to use will depend on things like if your CPU architecture uses sliding register windows or everything has to be passed on the stack.
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>>12046
has nothing to do with the hardware its undefined by the fact the same value is being modified multiple times without a sequence point, whether you get (2 * i++) then (result * ++i) or (++i * 2) then (result * i++) is based on whatever junk came before it and a dice roll theres no reason for it to always pick the same order
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>>12045
>i=returnWithadd5(i) * returnWithhalf(i);
Did you mean to use &i? Order of evalution is not UB, it's just unspecified. I could understand why you would want function evaluation to be lexically ordered, but its obvious that things like arithmetic should allow some reordering to do an equivalent operations more efficiently. Is it bad that you can write functions with references that have some silly side effects that cause problems up if you try to do weird one-liners? It's easily avoided, just don't do that. The alternative is imposing ordering on just functions in expressions. That's probably a better choice, but it's not a massive improvement.
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>>12049
yeah &i no one cares about this except functional retards changing the same value multiple times in one expression isnt allowed but wont stop compilation, same with everything else considered ub these are things intentionally ignored by the standard for obvious reasons
>>12047
>what order the data gets modified in has nothing to do with how hardware pipelines instructions and stores the data
You're just being a clown now.

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Post about /tech/nological cancer that you've dealt with in the past.
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>>10064
>leasing a smartphone
Would computer in CY+8 be more or less gay if instead of AMD64 and multi-core homogenous CPUs becoming the norm past 2006 IBM grew enough balls to release Xenon-derived HSA CPUs to the consumer Desktop PC market with Sony following closely behind and Microshit releasing a PPC version of Windows Vista ahead of the x86 versions?
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Every OS that is not OpenBSD or TempleOS
>>11810
java
copyright is great but only if ts racial copyright or at the very least national copyright
make whites get licensing and pay fees for using uhhhhhh something made by non whites ( as if ), and make non whites pay for white technology ( the entire fucking modern world )

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I, Asukadomo Type VIII, issue a fatwah on Matthew Prince, CEO of Cloudflare.

He pretends to be part of the infosec scene while he's actually just a lawyer.
He isn't even a real lawyer, just a dropout.
He conveniently invokes either identity when he needs to appeal to one side.
He has single-handedly blocked Tor, VPN, etc from the internet, for 11 years without rest, by making a trendy webshit as a service that blocks Tor by default, requiring each website admin of a Cloudflare-backed website to overcome philosophical and technical hurdles to even realize this is a problem and to fix it by configuring Cloudflare properly.
In the above, he violated the end-to-end networking principle.
For the vast majority of these 11 years he used ReCaptcha, the most broken piece of shit captcha on earth (which blocks Tor over 50% of the time). It could only be solved by all kinds of tricks like disabling JS which itself raises more red flags on the website that acts like a paranoid retard. If you are blocked by a Cloudflare-backed website, say "somewebsite.com", you have to fill out a ReCaptcha (and then a second one to access "cdn.somewebsite.com"). Each of these steps takes multiple minutes. If you're doing some research it will take hours just to do what took 10 minutes before Cloudflare was invented.
Due to the above, many billions of man hours were wasted browsing websites over Tor, VPN, offices, universities, cafes, etc, due to his broken dipshit idea of blocking "hackers" by IP and making them solve a captcha.
In the above, he violated the purpose of a captcha: to throttle bot comment posts (and similar use cases). There is no other purpose for a captcha, and none would be acceptable. "Thing that stops my site from being rooted" is not a valid use case for a captcha. If you just put a captcha somewhere and only justify it by your opinion, you deserve DEATH. A captcha is not something that can be taken lightly, in network protocol design. He was given high levels of authority, and abused it.
He has single-handedly fabricated a new concept where a website just gives you a captcha because you might be trying to hack it according to some heuristic which almost always gives false positives. Let me state this again: websites did not require a captcha for viewing content before Cloudflare. Not one single website. Dumbass kids getting into webdev now think a captcha gate on the front page is a thing, thanks to Matthew Prince. If you put a captcha on your website anywhere other than a comment or signup form, you are just a nudev eating feces downstream from Matthew Prince.
While implementing all the fuckery above using webdevs (AKA retards), he created the CloudBleed security vulnerability, which caused all of his client bank websites to leak user credentials literally all over the web. Cloudflare no doubt has more of such vulnerabilities, which were obvious and predictable even long before he disclosed Cloudbleed.
He claims that websites are properties, by consistently calling them "web properties", thereby aligning the web as some sort of real estate market where the land owners can sue / jail anyone for made up reasons just like the entertainment industry does with DMCA (or just like land owners do to anyone and everyone for bullshit like "hanging around"). When in reality the internet is just for lulz.
He aligns his philosophy of attacking users when it has a 0.000000001 cent cost to the "web property" with liberal politics. So if you argue that blocking Tor is fucking retarded and pointless, you are labelled a nazi by the left wing sheep. He got rid of 8chan because it was too far from the left - it allowed people to say things without "moderation" (actually it had heavy moderation and /tech/ was complete center). But 8chan made the mistake of not hiring N employees to "moderate" every single thing a user ever posts, and so /pol/ was allowed to exist with its 5 users, and then Tarrant posted his manifesto there. He then tried to formalize his reasoning as "8chan does not uphold rule of law", which means absolutely nothing, but he thought he was real smart for using a phrase he got from his half assed law degree. In reality, he just kicked off 8chan because it was not left wing enough. It did not ban people for saying "nigger".
He has centralized most of the internet. He MITMs every user of his service. He grants this access to the NSA. Not maybe, he does. Just like before Snowden, it was obvious before it was "revealed".
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>>11368
Depending on what OS I'm on it gives me captcha and or blocks me from for example archive.is. Different operating systems with the same service provider and same IP. Android is let in, windows is let in, lubuntu is not. Oh capital. 

Also tor has not worked for me here for ages. Where I live it's broken here and I don't want to attemptt to fix it. It technically works but all the nodes are banned. that and, an imageboard but you can't post images even if it IS Working? It has worked more than a year ago but not now. It shows the same ID's over and over for x bans that were not me. I hate tor. Proxies work fine if not for them hating captcha. You can't post images with the proxy I use as well but at least it's not tor, that failed exerpiment. Cloudlare has a fingerprint I read but also browser fingerprinting I read about. One or both of those? I cannot use a computer that well but well enought to know when I'm being jewed.
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>>11742
Are you using the .onion to post here? http://crghlabr45r5pqkgnbgehywk5nxutdks5iss7tabyux5psikqqjirryd.onion
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>>11743
He already admitted he is too stupid to get tor working. Obviously it's somebody else's job to change his diaper for him.
>>11742
>Different operating systems with the same service provider and same IP. Android is let in, windows is let in, lubuntu is not. 
how is it done? I could access archive.is no problem until recently
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>>11774
so it only allows a normie user-agent in the http request

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Have you been working on your site anon?

Discuss anything about website building such as document preparation, layout design, custom static page generation, cgi scripting. Shill your website here, post about your updates, and read other anon's websites.

Pic related. People on neocities have been using discord as a guestbook, so I decided to make an email-based guestbook for my fanfiction hobby site.
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>>10411 (checked)
Love the design, and interesting idea for a website. Great job keeping the interface simple but colorful.
>plz r8
You have 2 options:
1. Keep each review multi-page, but make the pagination bigger and more obvious.
2. Make each review a single page, but replace full-size images with small compressed thumbnails, to accommodate users with slow connections. thanks for that by the way, t. third world anon
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In case you are wondering why no one is posting their websites in a thread which asks for them, it is because mods are deleting them. I made two posts here last night. One about CF and the deleted one. 

My site is not in violation of any rules except maybe a software copyright. See, this is why I don't come to zzzchan and contribute hardly ever. If you don't want quality posters just say so - I'll not send 1 more byte of traffic to this place. No need to tranny-janny. 

See you on 998fun or CC (.onion).
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>>11582
I had no idea. But that does line up as this board really stagnates for months.
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>>11691
The board being slow has notjing to do with that. It is mostly me being too busy and sick to reply.
>>11582
Glad it's not just me having that experience then. I visit the site less and less now.

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DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT NULL/JOSH.

The AGO has confirmed it has received complaints from Incognet and Crunchbits and that the complaints fall under the scope of their office. I am filing mine this week.

Residents of Washington may be needed soon.

Edit 1: Small update but when we tried to route another /48 off my subnet it was also blocked immediately before ever being pushed live as an AAAA record. In short, this means the company is actively hawking my subnets and terminating them as soon as they go up to deliberately deprive Washington residents of Internet access to websites of their choice.

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Edit 2: Actually, they blocked my /32, which means Hurricane Electric is blocking 65,536 network blocks containing 65,536 subscriber blocks each with each subscriber block containing 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 possible addresses. With this number, I could assign each gram of the Earth's total mass 74 IP addresses each. They have done this specifically to accomplish keeping Washington residents off the Kiwi Farms.

c 4 urself
https://routing.he.net/index.php?cmd=display_prefix_list&as=400304&router=core1.ska1.he.net&af=6&which=existing

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fuck off jewsh
>>11296
>Tor was indeed invented for this type of situation but 90% of people are too lazy to even install the Tor browser
Good. 99% percent of people shouldn't be allowed to own a computer
>>11295
>>11292 (OP) 

West coast cuckada here. I haven't been able to access kiwifarms.net probably for months now. I don't remember the last time I tried, but even tor didn't work. I thought the site was taken down? I just checked again, and still can't access it, even via tor. What gives?
Is kiwifags up yet?
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>>11560
kiwifarms.st

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